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New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
STORAGE NOTICES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRovr-
aions of law. there being due and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned Columbia
storage Warehouses is entitled to a Hen a.
described and due notice having been given
TO all parties known to claim an interest
therein, and tho time specified in such
notice for payment Of such charges having
expired. there VIII be sold as public auction
at Nos go and GO West 9th street. New
York City. on Saturday, May Tth 1921, be
ginning at 1880 A. NJ and continuing on
each and every Saturday thereafter. be-
ginning ut the same hour, until all goods
ire sold, to wit:
Household goods and personal effects as
follows: Parlor suites dining rooms suites.
bedroom suites, library furniture. tables,
onalrs, brass beds, Iron beds bed springs,
cabinets wardrobes. chino closets, dress dress
ing tables, desks hat trees, rockers,
pictures, mirrors. pianos, Photographs.
sewing machines. typewriters. guns, rugs,
carpets, stationery. books trunks. hampers
clothing, linen, theatrical costumes china
glassware. brio -a-brac, Iewelry, silver 0ra-
peries. curtains, and personal effects held
t.or the account of Elizabeth H. Horn, Miss
Eliza r. Boardman. H. NJ Fairchiid w q
Lottlmer. Miss Fannie T. Carroll or Susa
e. Carroll. Ludwig, Baumann g. Co. Miss
Beatrice NJ Taylor. Mrs. o. s, Cockey. e.
Miss NJ. o'shea. Miss Eda Lyda, c. 3.
Knudsen. Large oil painting. ''W Washing-
tons Last Order at Yorktown" held for
the account Of Mrs. Bohunek Leimdoerfer.
stored In said Columbia Storage Ware
houses. The goods will be on exhibition at
the time and place OF sale and on the day
preceding each day of sale
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Once l49 Columbus Avenue.
New York, April 18th, 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
AMERICAN FOREIGN BANKING COR
PoRATIoN, PtaiItif. against LEO BORO-
WITCH. Defendant. Summons
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 30 answer ths
complaint in this action and to serve a
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the aervcs
ei o. this summons. exclusive Of tho day 81
pear or answer. Judgment will DO taken
against You by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated New York, Esbruary II. 1921.
SIMPSON. THACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and post
office address ea Cedar Street. New
TO THE DEFENDNr. LEO BoRovrTcu.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to the order
Of HON. NATHAN RIIUR, q Justice OF
the Supreme Court of. the state Of New
York. dated the 5th day OF March. iD2t.
and filed with the complaint in tho Office
Of the Clerk Of the County OF New York.
at the County Court House In the Borouy h
Of Manhattan. City, County and State al
New York.
Dated New York. March g. 1921.
SIMPSON. THACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and post
Office address, No. 62 Cedar Street, Eor-
oush OF Manhattan. New York N Y.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that certificate, OF
which the following is true COPY was
Issued by the Secretary OF State on the
llta day OF April. 1921. and q dupicats
thereof duly fled in the Office OF the County
Clerk OF New York County on the 18TH day
of April. 1921
State of New York. Once of the Secretary
OF state ss
This certificate. issued in duplicate, here
COMPANY, domestic stock corporation,
mas hled in this office on thls Ilth day OF
April, 1921. papers for the voluntary disso-
luton OF such corporation under Section
22i OF the General Corporation Law, and
that It appears the-ef-om that such cor
poration has compiled with said section in
order to be dissolved
Witneas my hand and the senI OF Office
Of the Secretary OF State. at the CITY Of
Albany. this eleventh day OF April one
thousand aino huEdrsd and twenty-ons.
tSeal1 C. w TAFT
Second Deputy Secretary Of state.
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Is IL iness Ne ws
Retailers Seeking Bargains
At Own Price; Response Good
Finds Scandinavian,
Trade Outlook Good

Norway, Denmark. Sweden, the
Dutch East Indies and Cxecno-
Slovakia are the most favorable
foreign markets for American
products at the present time, ae-
cording to survey Of world trade
conditions completed by the foreign
department of the Bank Of Amer
lea.
Importers and manufacturers in
the United States" says the bank,
will find the first four countries
the most desirable in the next few
months, at any rate, taking into
consideration the balance of all the
main factors that make for profit
able foreign trade. Exchange is
more or less steady, internal con-
ditions are as stable as can be ex-
pected, demand at least potential
and credit facilities are available.
Rating these requisites at the pres
ent time should bring these four
countries into the leading places
for export activities"
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
FOR SALE
CITATIONS

BABCoCK, SAMUEL. D. - THE PEOPLE
OF the State OF New York. BY the Grace
N: Babcock. Eeary Rogers winthrop and
woodward Babcock. as executors Of the
! LAST VIII and Testament of Henry d
Babcock. deceased. Woodward Rapcock a.
administrators of the estate OF Samuel d
Bahcock jr. Woodward Babcock, Alice ".
WINTHROP Richard r. Bahcock. william p
Dixon and William II. Dixon. as executors
OF the Last Wil and Testament Of Eveiona
Z. Dixon; deceased William p Dixon,
Courtiandt P. Dixon I'd, Emily F. Barxer'
Elizabeth c. Dodge. Lillian /. Lord, Eliza
beth Bsoeock. Maria Bancock Kate Bao-
ray. Byam X stevens wiillan D. Stevens.
Eiizabeth l.. Dodge. Emily f Dodge Alice
Dixon, Henry p. Babcock I'd. Barbara Bah
cock, Alice Winthrop. Daniel Lord. For
Bacon Virginia Bacon. Martha Bacon.
1ISooartiandt 7. Dixon jr. and Lawrencs
| Dixon. and 70 all persons Interested a.
wise IN the Estate OF Samue. D. Babcock
deceased. who al the time OF his death vs.
rssaaent OF the County OF New York. send
Upon the petition of william p. Dixon.
.ss.aing az 70 West 49th Street. ana Henry
both OF the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY.
County and State OF New York. you and
sa saen OF you are are hereby cited to show csuss
county. held at the Hall OF Records. in the
county OF New York. on the sth day ce
May. lo2l, at half-pase ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day. why the Third ac-
count OF proceedings OF William p: Dixon
sna s henry A. Murray. as surviving exscu-
eors OF and trustees under the Last VIII
and Testament Of said deceased, shou,s
not be Jadicialsy settled -,
Ia testimony whereof We have caus>A
the Seal of the Sarrogates' Court of th~
sale County of New York to be hereunro
aH,xed Witness. Honorable John p Co
naian Surrogate of our said County. a.
the County OF New York she oaeh -. -
SiaFsh, IN the year OF our Lord one thaa
sang nfne hundred and twenty on-.
NseAL1 DANIEL J. DOwpEEY
- Clerk OF the Surrogates' (nurx
sAHISH HOLMES Attorney for P~st
,ioners. IS Liberty Street Borough nf
"aattans City Of New York. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Large Stores Want Low
Priced Merchandise for
Quick Turn Over; Sales
Featured i'm All Sections

bargain hunting as a hi~h art "a
oeing developed by the larger retail
scores OF the country, particularly
nose catering to the low priced trade
;" lth1n week half dozen or more Of
.ne largest retailers in the country
nave been in the local market seeking
considerable quantities of merchandise
at price" Some of them have placed
large ads IN daily papers announcing
snat they were in the market for large
ioes OF goods at low prices. The re
sponse to these ads, it is reported, has
been exceedingly good, and a great
quantity of merchandise has changed
hands because of them.
The action of these retailers .lore,
TINS line, according to the buying rep
resentative of one such firm, is not a
desire to stock up, but to make Quick
protit through the rapid turnover of
merchandise at prices attractive to the
consumer. Special sales are being fea-
tured IN many stores throughout the
country with merchandise acquired in
this manner.
One of the best known New York de-
partment stores has featured a number
OF such sales on shoes within the last
two months. The shoes were the sur
plus stocks of manufacturers, some of
them cancelled orders, rejects, etc.
Altogether the store has disposed Of
more than 10000 pairs of women's.
mems and children's shoes through
these low-priced sales.
Other retailers who have not re-
sorted to this method cf increasing
their sales volume say that il nrovidas
little competition for them, in that The
merchandise sold in such sales is Of
low quality and much of it passa in
Sfy-lc 80
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Confer ON Imports

Importers Of German made merchan-
disc will meet to-day at the Hotel
pennsylvania at conference called
ell of American Importers to take
definite action in opposition to the
bill presented in Congress by Repre-
sentative Young proposing that i'm
ports be valued at the American price
level. Importers state that goods from
Germany and other countries where
low exchange prevails Will be sub
jected to 800 per cent increase in
duty if the measure become law I'M
porters of German goods are said to
be rapidly withdrawing merchandise
held in bonded warehouses before the
law can be enacted.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
rs,rb Prices Hold
Steady in Trading
By Professionals
4s.nsactions in Smaller
Volume and Fluctuations
Are Narrow; Oil Shares
Appear To Be Depressed

~~.d;ne on the curb market was Of a
-.y.ssional nature almost entirely
9 rr.,terday. and fluctuations were mar
Oil shares were depressed slight
s : on lack of support, Maracaibo
..,;ns to 291s and Mountain Pro-
.,..rs to 1oys. Others in this group
~. little changed at the close.
Some Of the industrials were in bet
=. demand and registered advances.
Nth American Pulp & Paper sold up
!. ~, a gain of about point, easing
s,,.tionalsy on realizing. Durant
ya.ers moved up more than point
:. p4. and Irtercon,inental Rubber
,.eainsd part of recent lost ground.
Industrinfs
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Buyers Arrived
AKRON. OHIO

AKRON, OHIO
NJ O'Neil Co.; f. Clark. silks; .4o Mad
son av
ALLENTOWN. PA.
perial
AMSTERDAM. N. Y.
Max Gray. mems clothing ready to
wear knit goods. Pennsylvania,
BALTIMORE
:. Armstrong Gator Co: +. p Gator. mil
lnery. notions, fancy goods SO w s6th st
Sam F'riedenberg, mfr. cloth caps; Penn
sylvania.
The Hub: Mrs. s. Goodman, dresses.
skirts: 125 w 30th St
Stuart, F.isth & Co; F. T.. Mohle-. men's
furnishings and clothing. YORK.
Silverstein e. SchlossberE; Jacob ID Sill
versteln' wooden piece goods, dresses. coats,
suits: Pennsylvania
GoldenberE Bros: H Weiss. fannels.
draperies: McAlpln.
Joseph S. Hoffman, boys clothing; Nc
Aipin.
Braser's b. NJ. Morris. mems and bows,
clothing. furnishings; McAlpin.
j. hann & Co; A. Kann. waists; Nc
Rogers Eastman Co; II. D. Eastman
general merchandise; McAlpin
A Eliasser; Mrs. "A. Eliasser, millinery.
McAipin. ,
Polan, katz & Co: Charles Katz. u,r.
hrellas: 1866 Broadway 11n-
The Leader (Cahn-Coblens Coz; c. Fed
erleicht. hats. caps knit underwear. lew.
elry, umbrellas. fancy goods
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Cloak and Suit Designing

Plans for benefiting the cloak and
suit designing industry in order to
stimulate interest in the profession
and prevent defections to other lines
of endeavor Will be revealed tonight
at q specially convened meeting of the
United Cloak and Suit Designers Mu-
tual Aid Association Of America at the
Hotel McAlpin.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
PROPOSALS

PosToFETCE DEPARTMENT. WASH
ingion. p c.. April !. is2l--Seaiea Pro-
ruTcnaang Agent for this department until
ips oea9sk os9,cs, p M May > 1871. for furnish
package Jackets for ths Postal Servies siur
,rag the Tern, Of one year. bag snning Juiv j
issi. ana OF six nnonths beginning July {
sations and Instructions to bidders, viii Re
iurnisnad upon application to the Purrhas
nt' lnS Agent' WILL n. HAYS. Postmnster
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

haak hascnanics and Metals National
sartr..ssss .ss been appointed trustee Of the
RAchest =, ,sseursnE an issue Of 81 COO o0o
rAs ~ a per cent gold bonds.
FORK s,s,w York City office of the New
ssfsef Mse Banking Department. on and
mndnstfis, wui be located in the Emisrant
stA6ers sSsavinss Bank Building. at 81
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Commercial Credit

Frozen credits still constitute one of
the chief financial problems in bust
ness. Reports from various sections
OF the country indicate that credits
based on manufactured goods have
been fairly we'll liqudated, but the
progress in unfreezing the credits
bound up in wool, cotton, grain and
other agricultural products has been
slow.
The commercial money market was
only moderately active yesterday. Com
merclal paper rates continue at 7h
and IA per cent.
Bankers acceptance rates quoted
yesterday by the American Acceptance
Council were:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
eed' fseils cents per share.
London Wool Auction

MI. i.HDoN, April 1S. - AT the wool
Csss Today s,S44 bales were offered.
pa,ssnental buyers made most Of the
,hna ,hases. The prices Of secured me-
oussxs.nd ana crossbreds were unchanged.
psnss psns'and scoureds realized 21A
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

The following Judgments were fled yes
terday, the first name being that of the
Aiternan. Jennle-Hone Ins Co:
Austin, ilS wra e. David Kasanof S'il''0
aud !. Rindlar-Central Leas-
Bart. sol. and Jack Rossman
(Bart d Rosslnan Co)--A Ben
nett ....,....,......... ........ $3.50
Baker Chas Sc J Wahnann.. s94.
Brazier, Chas CT Iieberman.. 124.30
Brooks, Aaron Us Brooks. 2,274. a6
Bloom, Irwin A Miller's Ca
rage Inc Observation-Disclosures. t05.3o
China G. Japan Trading Co. Ltd
Raritan Chemical Works ct al;
Cornell, John V D--6ounty Hold
ing Co .....,.......... 552.o2
Crow, A Noe--C r Sharrott ct al 125.41
Davenport, Butler. or Benjamin
B Davenport--J Wilson. n... 5,1443o
Dansky, Abraham and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co-People.
Epstein. George.-N Z Fur Auction ''''N
Sales corpn ................ 41o.7s
sterdam Casualty Co--Peop,c.
etc .,....,............. 10000
Fal2one, Thomas--R Benza 246.40
Frothinghan, Louis W--Realart
Furniture Co, Inc. ...-..... 5000
Francis. Observation-Disclosures Mel
son 81 Sons Pub Co. Inc c... 14I.55
Bros Inc. ................. 1.a4272
Feinsiiver. Nathan--A Wallach. 4zS. 20
Goldberg. Harry-Paramount Me-
tallc Bed Co ................. 141.s3
Gordon. Trig-Haven Avenue
Realty Corpn ............ 21sco
Goldberg Jacob-H puternaan ct ''-'
George. 90 Alexander, or Georsiades ''N'''
Georges Floral Shops II
Goodman. Bertram NORTH Brit
ish & Mercantile Ins Co.. l4os7
Gilbert, MatthHw-J Porti. S,46o.oS
Hyman Joseph A. Myrtle J IIy-
man and Cherokee Realty Co
Herter Peter and Anna-indus-
trial Savings & Loan Co. 4.s16.s1
Herskowtz. La2ar and Nathan
Raynes-J Jonas ........... 11AS.Ie
Hermanson, Andrew J--J
Courtney. 100000: .....,.. $500, 30
& Son. Inc. ................. 1859
Hoekter. David Storms. 64s.G4
Henninger, Otto and Glare steier-
Inter Colonial Steamship & Trad S'''
ing Co Inc-American Coal
italian Society Of the Community ''''
OF Albano de Lucana-A Ciof-
Jackiowits.' Edward-Fifth Ma 'sS'''
tional Bank OF City OF y " a7o7s
Island Fur Dressing CO. Inc 463e7
Kaufman, Fahle-Aronson &
Inc .-........,-.... 34S.15
Knoperbaum. lsadore and Ben ''N'
iamin BrinbeEg. ....., ...... 1.ssa.1s
Lodavich. Almond Y and Alex
ander Lamber, tLodwich &
\ Lam bertl-E Fynaut, -. a5e.ss
1gs 1-oags joan E--J Heller. 543.10
Msyer-p Leppel e. al. go. 1,1os1s
"a torse' faui--M RI Lamport,. 22S.l6
11-aui.enDerg, pr Joseph-L Lynch 1000
ius i4uSA' hoy Al Lusk- .....:.... 10000
: vSa.y sS;absy .s.....,: .,,:...,,;........ 54a41
Luawig, kate-G Hermann
,,scosso1 scosts1 llo5s
Barra. Thomas de Lasso
de Vega, Jose az De
Gorn|z, Louis De Osborne
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Satisfied judgments


tna ne a ilrst name Is that of the dsh.
"hen judgment was FLED 's''' ana d
'onhson: Ino--City of N Y: Dec
-, IsoS; vacated .,.-
0sganza, Mlchl--E A Builard: Dec SS0o
81. 1920 ..... De"
Vo,nd,etrsmith, ,l,',t sarnl B-R G rnrn. l2o
ouia; Jan 10, 1917 .,-
SaIne-sain June 80, lel6 80 80
saine-Sarie; Jan II. 19I7 -y9 .ye
ogden, Arnold L-Louise q - 500
Inc; Apr l. 1921. w. "a.
Eoddy Jno NJ. and Eva 4 Ha,,i,. iso
ger - Il e Demarest; Dec 40
Roddy. Jno M-sa,ne; Fsh IA; a10 as0
Aoranowitz. oniz. Jos-F Starr; Feb = @''
John Dinon corp--Geo ~ s17
man man Paper Co. Inc: Jan ~
1921 .... nca
Same-Ssme; Jan 2e, 1921. 3'oss 'ss
Conners. Dennis E-E &c ,rre a. i''eo
Co; Mar 80, 1921 ,on.
John p,nicn Corp-C;eo - i'o""
rnan Paper Co. Inc; Feb 2. Ies, ono
Sane--Same; Jan 90. 1891 eos
Tiemeyer. Frieda-V Tisbo. De- A.'oo
!, 1870 ....,........,. a.,
Trans-Oceanic Commercial Car 9Sa
Nenours Trad, 6 Corp; Mar IL
1J2l.-..... ... or ,.o
In Bronx County
Boyer. Gussave--Murray Holding
Co, Inc; Apr 6. 1871 2l... ssa
Manhattan Swiss Embroidery Co. ''
1nc-N dankowits; Apr 81. 1890 1s7.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Cooks

Co0k-Excellent cook. with city family.
his my recommenaed- r.. Miss Hofuay,
ers agency, 10 East 43d St, third door.
Telephone s947 Murray Hill.
to,o'k.--,Ierfnan; hrst class In all branches.
highly recommended; city or eo,,ntry
Lang & Boecharer Co. 4s West SAD St
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

Call loans against acceptances, {
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

Interior Furnishings

SPECIALIZING INDIVIDUAL SERVICE
FCRNIsHING HOMES DIRECT FROM
EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE FIRMS
EDGAR l.. WILLIAMS
327o BROADWAY. PHONE PENN ss44
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

SALESMAN-The Continental Casualty -
has unusual general agency opening for
experienced accident or life man. SO
Maiden Lane. Suite 1928
SALESMAN wanted 20 cover New York
City, New York State and Connecticrt:
our men make $50 to 3T5 week Call be-
tween and 10 or and 5, Room 420 225
FHth ave. Soc Nj Moster
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
MisceIlaEeous

CFTEUR-Mechanic; years expert
encei understands all makes OF cars.
Al driver. A. Smith, i57 West 1920 St
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Pianos and Musical Instrument.

sTEINWAY. PrANOLA, BABY, PARLoR
1rands and Uprights- Mason HarrIfn
Baby Grand and Upright. Grands. Uprights
Player Pianos for Sale and Rent Egck a.
hiianerlsn, III East j4th: 374 Colum bus
Ave i7Sth).
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

ALUMINIUM MAN. EXPERIENCED.
WITH THOROUGH TECHNICAL,
KNOWLEDGE MANUFACTURE On
PRODUCTS FROM ALUMINIUM
SHEET AND INGOT, AND WITH
SELLING EXPERIENCE STATE
AGE EXPERIENCE AND PRESENT
EMPLOYERS AND SALARY EX
PECTED. APPLICATIONS WILL. BE
HELD STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS D 33S, TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
instruction

LEARN TO BE A cnAuFFEuR--p,..,.
ant. rrontabie work: day and eveni5c
Glasses. Send for free i,ooklet and visitors
pass West Side Y. ID. g A. 3oe w. s?th ~
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE


ChansbeEnaids
SECOND CHAMBERMAlD or kitchen maid
or chamberniaid- waitress new arrival.
city family preferred c., Miss Hoflnayers
Agency. 10 East 43d st.. third floor Tele-
phone S947 Murray He'll
BERMAiD-WAITRESS or house
work young English girl: sman family
OIL ADULTS; city apartment. G., Gsiss Hof-
mayors Agency. N East 43d ct. third noor
Telephone so47 Murray Hill
CHAMBERMAIp or waitress. citv d,,rsrg
summer; highly recommended. L. Miss
aaolnayers Agency. 10 East 4sd 81. third
moor. Telephone Ss47 Murray Hill.
CHAMB MBERMAID-NURSE: good reference
,, as chaFnbermaid: city family. T., Miss
aoinayer's Agency. 10 East AID ST., third
moor Telephone So47 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID- D-SEAMSTRESs: willing
and reliable; exceil.nt referepcea I.ang
d Boecnerer CO.. sS West 33d ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Office

Office
COLLEGE MAN desires position Cor sum-
ner as secrstary or clerk; good ty2ist.
can write clear, concise letter: bnsine~s
experience; prefer New Jersy shore: refer
snees' correspondence invited. d 325. Trib-
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
Canvas

AWNINGS. canoe. yacht and racing sails;
46 Fulton st. Phone Beekrnan sS74.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

Domestic
SCILER or second man: young French
man; three years reference. j. Miss
aofnayer's Agency. ie East 43d st third
moor Telephone s347 Murray Hin.
Oou LE-Chef and waitress or parlorfgisi id
or cham be rrnaId young Belgian. highly
recon- rnended; $3.50 10 SITS r.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East 43d St. Sd floor
; Telephone ss47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
BUSINESS CARDS
Books

Books
a EST PRICES paid for sets lih-arlse
fiction: large small lots OF bcnlss f0R
BEII. IlS Lexington ave. Plaza 1854
BOOKS BOUGHT Good prices for hoolr,
and SETS CASE. 52s West 42d St
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
judgments Filed
IN New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, The first name being that of the
debtor
Aiter1nAn Jennte-Iome Ins Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-14

SPRING SUIT BARGAINS-wboles.
ssInns at retail beautiful ladies' suits al
stylss' materials and colors 3fs75 IN
eoat newest styles. in velours, BoiIvias
&c. Ss-fo up. Dorette Garment Co. ltAo
Bway, near 26th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
RIVAL IRISH CROWDS
STONE ONE ANOTHER

By N.sog.aird Press
BEIF \NT. Dee l0-KiVal
crowds stoned each other vigorous.
~ tonight, until they were dis.
pcrscd 10y the police.
after much unrest last night and
sporadic firing during the day.
without casualties, thu trouble
grew stcadil, until the crowd, tool,
tu throwing >touts tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
Guy Faller's Car
Damaged by Fire

\ Willvs kumht automobile Of Guy
" Fnllor. general manager OF the city
Iirht and Water COMPANY was dam
aged by On, at 1890 u. m yesterday at
the paiut shop OF white and Smith.
a2I East Fifth \ W Smith Of the
fun said that the car caught fire In
some way while Il was being peeled
preparatory 10 being painted
An oycrco1t OF q. " White was
burned AZ well as considerable sta
tiouorv only slight damage was
don, 10 the building The automobile
loss was covered hy insurance. u Is
said The fire began at the rear of the
car and burned the ton OF " is said
that the fire did not damage the
engine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
DiaI Returns Home.


rs Aasocihied fretH
NEW YORK. Dee. 30 General Ar.
Wundo bIa7 commander.in-rhief - the
Italian armies during the war. who
came 90 this country several weeks ago
as the guest OF tha American Legion.
sailed f.r italy today .n the steamship
......at.. .H. t.II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
PACE FIVE
Engage Normal Teachers.
Special 10 The News.

CANYON, Texas. Dec. i0.--The FOL.
lowing teachers Of the West Texas
State Normal have been engaged TO
conduct or lecture IN Teachers Instl.
iuies Dec. ~ TO % Mr. Duflot. Mr..
Shelly and Miss Lamb will be- at the
ioini institute Of Ochiltree and Lins-
comb Counties President Hill. Mr..
Morolock and Miss Hibhlts win be No
tLc Jones County Institute which will
D. hold ai Quanah. and Mr. Jarrett will
conduct the Knox County Institute a.
Gtrpp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
LITTLEFIELD MASONS
ARE GIVEN CHARTER
spectral 10 The New,

NpeflHl 70 ] W News
llTTLEtlEiD Tops De-. The
Masonic Grand Lodge OF Texas has
Hunicl e charter ton q lulg, tt Little.
u'ld There are 90 charter members.
aud quite number waiting 90 pat m
their applications fur membership The
r'w i"dgr has splendid quarters and
starts or under very auswciuus cir.
cums'an,,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
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