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New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Securities at Auction

10 shares Brokers and Underwriters Con-
tracting Co. SO each; shares Mephisto
each; 5 shares Hall Telephone Co., 500
each; lot. .............. .............,. $S
212 shares Fulton Motors Corporation, class
8, common, $40 each: per share . 50c
90 shares Fulton Motors Corporation. class
A, preferred, $40 each; per share .... SIS
1900 shares Parkville Smelling Co., 81
1000 shares Arizona and Nevada Cola
Mining and Milling Co., ST each; lot. 81
68l0 shares Consolidated Bodi Gold and
Claim against Commercial Orchards OF Del
aware, Inc, on unit bond contract No.
s.47o shares Cornucopta M'nas Co. SO
each: per share ...............-. 81
$4,000 Consolidated Gas Co. 7ss 5-year
bonds. due February II, 1925; interest
February, May, August and Novem-
oci dt : = AUS "a
$4,000 Armour & Co. ~ notes. due July
10, 1880, interest, January and July;
- -
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Maritime Miscellany

SEATTLE, Nov 23--Pine Tree State cus
five hours oft record for San Pedro-Sea attIe
run. making passage in sixty six hours
SAN DIEGO, Nov 25--Sreel royager to
load 1862 bales Imperial Valley cotton /:
first shipment ever made from this port
to Liverpoo4,
igation Company amnounced reduction IN
Hawaiian freight rates OF so cents ton, ef-
fective January /. Applies TO all commods-
ties except lumber and cement west bound
and moiasses east bound. ali ports except
Hama, Hawaii
BALTIMORE, Nov 23-Operators here
predict movement OF Egyptian cotton
TO Baltimore as result OF victory won by
Shipping Board over Great Britain.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov 23--Western Hero
and Waukan VIII be added to idle iest IN
York River Five Idle ships in York Rivey
expected To be chartered TO carry coal -
New England soon.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Marine Disasters

BALTIMORE. Nov 23-Ca.orfa, outbound
for Patuxent River went aground or
Rocky Point, six miles above Cave Point
to-day. Standard Oil Company tugs try
ing f0at her
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov as-Harvard.
San Francisco toy san Psaro, passiAg out
in fog yesterday. coilided with ard sank
fishing launch Yano. Two members Tarce
crew lost. Harvard picked up four men.
Five cases gold coin valued at s125 zoe
rNissinv from species tank Soncma A.
rived 22d from sydney.
Coas.A = ssv s-,t N4e fjanion in port 1T
Albion I'D. put 10 sea account storm
boilers disabled and taken in tow by
Uninsk for san Francisco,
ABERDEEN. Nov 23--Deerheid for New
York; Cape Henry. for New York: Pacific
Maru tJap). for Kobe; Muitnomah Hrncst
II Aieyer. Hartford and rnotorship William
Donovan, trading coastwise, bar bound IL
Grays Harbor.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Trars-Pacific Mails

Connecting mails close at tho General
Postofrice and City Hall Postofrics Station,
New York. at p. r,,.. as follows:
Hawaii, via san rrancisco, Matsonia.
Nov IS.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia, French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, s. g., Mont
eagle. Nov rs.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand, vita San Francisco. Sonoma,
Dec l.
Japan. corea, China. Siberia, French 1ndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies lexcept
8umatra) and Philippine Islande, via
Vancouver and Victoria. 3. C.. Empress
OF Asia Dec g.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Petitions in Bankruptcv

he following petitions in bankruptcy
Rs hled yesterday in the United States
fErict Court
IoayID KANTRowTTz - Involuntary.
En broadway. Jobbing woolens and
DEAL SILK co.-Tnvoluntary. 80 East
g St Jobhing silks and wooiens.
fifth AVENUE MEMORIAL, INC
falntary 40 W. 57th st. Dealers IN
IsSoy oS}sSss and ,l1 fuEeral director.
Lsnex av Retailers ladies' wearing
~ ROBINSON q BRo.-1nvoluntary.
y West Bad St Jobbers OF dresses and
JACOB z1NMAN-rnvoluntary. 1913 Ave-
&s..o9BERT ..9 ALTMAN-voluntary. 4sa Eass
Tsn sss 81. Rsal estate broker. Liabilities
I,SyAvID ,yrvID KURTz. JOSEPH COHEN AND
&ssDERlCK sl R. LAWRENCE-Invol
VILLAIN HURD HrLLyER-Invoiun-
n 81 Wall st. Dealer in securities.
8silseAAe 8sileA 8. GOLD--voluntary. 10 West
8"a q. Liabilities. s1i. 403 assets, none.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
H. s@ ionowinE receivers in bankruptcy
3Hs ass. sRpoinfed yesterday In the United
Il AZ = cedarbaun. for Jacob Goldwasser.
~ 24tn ST.. under bond OF IS, 600.
sooert L. Peattie, for Fifth Avenue
Is0alai ssaa. Co.. 20 West 57th st, under bond
award q. Austin, for Lerrox Sammie
3sn y. Sss Lenox av., under bond of $1,000.
asu!y q. Schackno, for the New Echo
20. lla3 Broadway. under bond OF
sshry g. scnackno. for the Ideal Silk
my, ~ East 2Iyt ST., under bond OF $4,000
\ maliafn f. Vosseler. for the L. and r.
4'n ana Restaurant Co., Inc. 5lo 9Th
under bond of $500.
.sna :s'I l. Lyttle. for Sander Reitzcs, 1880
:SS'son S.sn ay-, under bond Of $1,000.
ssslis Israel. for Max Robinson and
~. isl West a2d st.. under bond OF
Schedules in Bankruptcy
.aecnles In bankruptcy fled yesterday
-. sas United States District Court were
saSSuBH ssS,.,BH PRIZEP. 1857 st. Nicholas av.
r%nvntles, sl7.5S4; asseta, unknown.
Ssg.hiklS MARKS. 36S East Houston St
s'l'les, Sl3.6l0; assets, unknown.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Commercial Credit

ne commercial paper markets were
krv active yesterday. The demand
1, short term bankers acceptances
"a strong, with rates unchanged.
&.ruurhoi 1t the markets, 1t Is easier
= borrowers Co obtain money for
ksrt periods. but some difficulty Is
Eper,enced in finding buyers for the
Ser tsrn, noses and acceptances.
Commercial paper discounted on the
ssIs .! S per cent for short term ex-
Ertionally prime paper. Other paper
E,eornted st 5A and 511 per cent
/ me American Acceptance Council
acted the following discount rates on
Ems bankers acceptances eligible
b purchase by Federal Reserve
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Sailed Yesterday
Mn M Arm Wfnv Y9httna.i~.sn

nastern King, Philadelphia and Cork:
Modica !Nor), Hamburg: Livingston Roe
Port Arthur: Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda |;
ton: Manchuria, Hamburg: Matura (Br),
Demerara; orizaba, Havana; Nyanza, Nor
folk; Cambrat, Cristobai; General O II
Nrnst, Haytt; Thomas H Wheeler Purfees
Estonia tDan), Danz.g; Dunstan (Rr),
Para; HI valle. Galveston; Ell Isleo, New
Orleans; Guglielmo Pierce (It), Naples;
Norfolk. Ealttmore Astmacco No g.
Puerto Mexico; Hamilton, Norfolk; Graecia
tSwedl. Cardenas; Southern Cross. Buonou
Ayros: Aunnie (Br), Nuev!taA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The nrst name is that Of the debtor, the
second Is that of the creditor and date
when Judgment fled
Ehret. George-D. Murphy; Nov.
II. 1921. ............... $4,000
Missionary Society OF the Most
Holy Redeeiner in the State Ok
n. VI. ?. Wright 1t al;
March II. 1917. l7.......-....... 147.is
Same--Same Jan. 3. 1s13....... 1888
janis Ira LII. NJ Murphy; Oct.
c5. 1921 (vacated) ).,......... 106.77
Curtis. Allen. et al--Tri- Bullion
Smelling and Development Co.;
April 8. 1919. $50. 40
ssrne--Same: March IA. ls21.... Iss.15
Curtis. Allen. Ellis P Earle and
Howard Paschai - Tri- Bullion
Smelling and Development Co.;
April Il. 1918. .............. ss.soaos
Greenwaid, Henry-M. Walsh;
Jan. 23. 1912 ........... l.ssas1
Bozzuffi Realty Co.. Inc.-I. L.
silverberg;. Nov, 20. isls...... s,sA7.o7
Goldschiag. Max--Alexandcr Ham
Nton Institute: Sept 81. 1919. 134.6g
Birkett. Clarence TT. A. Rich
mond; March 20s 1al3..s.s.s I21.ss
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Argentine Commodities Inactive

The commodity markets in the
Argentine have been weak recently, ac-
ccrding to cable summary from
Buenos Ayres received here by the
rgentine-American Chamber of Com
merce. There has been little move
ment in the cereal market, with small
demand for export, but prices remain
firm. Receipts of wool are larger, but
the available supply in warehouses Is
only half Of that OF last year. Both
cattle and sheen ara iuacTiya
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Dangers to Navigation
tBy U. $. Hydrcxraphic O0rces

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN fcr tAs
American ceast}---The following obstruc-
t.ons were reported:
Nov l9--Lat IS II Ion "a a. paused spar
l5 INCHES square vita g. i2-foet cross spar
studded with Iron bolts attached floating
with one end submerged. Ftnchley. Oct
26--I.at % Ion IS AZ. red .conical hucw
surEnounted by a strucf for an inter-
naittent light, marked r ii No 10, GonzagA =.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov zz-s,,,.o
Hsrtfeld lBrf, Dakar; City OF Norwich
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Nov 2s-Arrived:
Guifmaid, Philadelphia Occidental. Pors
Looos: Sun Beam. Houston. Sailed: Lib
erty Minquas, Tampico; Radiant Tampicn
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Notice to Mariners
fBy U. 9. Hydrographlc onIcs,

Tine removal of shores uorthwars ~ %.
Bayheld Range. St Mary's River BY rhe
Canadian government has been continus6
and the channel in the vicinity OF Cana
dian wharf has been cleared to & depfh AZ
2f feet to a point about 200 feet northwarS
os the International boundary
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
American Ports

BALTIMORE Nov 23-Arriyed: Para
quay, Houston; suinatra Maru (Jap). New
York Sailed Maryland tBr), London via
Norfolk and Newpors news Nrv -xsaR0G. VEST Lake gla
Liverpool via Norfolk and Boston. Lake
York.
BREMEN, Noy 2s-George Washington
Jonesport; 7 K Bentley W eBr5' New v''1 YORK ,Us
3g St York 'Ghn Tor Yslnoals 81 %a1s spng @
Chimes lBr), Georgetown. Ell
csosga SosaoG; NJ Noy ~ asvArrived and sailed:
eric (Br) Calcutta and Colombo; stolwiik
IDtl, Rotterdam; Mattole. Philadelphia;
Eismers. Charleston ana md JacRsoneile: gaae In m
Danziger. Tampico; Bristol Norfolk (la,ter
2sd). Sailed: sachem (Hrl. Naples and
bert's Point; Newton Baltimore (latter
[ NEW ORLEANS. Nov % - Arrived :.
Seminole. New York Poiarine. Wilmington :
B.lhelridge. Tanpco; Burgerdijx lDt),
Momus, New York, sosua (Nor). Beltze, !,
Quinistan (Hond}, Tela.
PHlLApELPHlA. DEL Nov 20 - Arrived
Monte Cristo (ItaD. New York Eastern
King, New York; vennachar tBr), Rouen:
eulfstream, Port Arthur: Darrford, Tam
(Br,, Norfolk; fungus (Nor5. Chris
tiania. etc; Lonbardia Gtap. Ha-
more; Brush Seattle; Neryier {Belg). Bal
timore, Oritani {Br), Port Antonio: Andrea
Luckenbach, San Francisco. etc.
e, Harrington Court tBr}, Galveston !:
cerro Ebane. Tampico: Baltic tNorl, Tam
T Victor de Sa chayarri tspanj. Port Arthur Arthur:
Melrose New England: Fuji Maru (Jap),
sabine; Mesopotarnia atBr), Marseilles:
Engana ss saed nof sa ssd csaar cahahe1 Hranes
tBrl, London; Jethou (Nor), Brazilian
ports: osean Monarch tBr1. Far East
Antwerp and Hamburg: Mystic, Gan Diego
dian sapper (Brl Havana; Nestiea (Brt.
Boston Maru Jap. falmouth, San Micheir
/ tItaD, Portland, Me; Harrington Court
eBr? Hayrs: .srad Harttsld sBr9. Dakar
stnaloa fNor}. Aberdeen; 2sd. Buckeye
State, New York: Panaman, New York
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov es--Arrived: City
81 ~ tSsssfa Asvana; Cape
Montgomery, New York; Trinidadian, Port
Arthur: Essex. Philadelphia; koki Maru
Essex. Asis Philadelphia. a1 Sailed. Merrimaak
philadelphia; Van Miami; West Cantfax
SAVANNAH, Nov 2s-Ar-ived: Enilis
/ iIt}, Venice {and ordered TO Hampton
| Roads,; Cape Romaine. Jacksonville; city
| of Rome, Boston. Giba-a tCuhan}, Cuba.
/ TAMPA, Nov 23-Salled: Truxillo. New
| port NewB.
PORT EADs. La. Nov 2s-Arrtved
Vera Vera Cruz: fi 81 Estero s-' New W. York: Hoama
| Mexico; Polarine. Wilmington, Seminole
I tBrl, Barrow, England Tekoe Rotterdam
| Sailed: Lake Fisher, Vera Cruz. TRcoms
Maru {JapY, Yokohama; Tamiahua, Tam.
| ptco: Toptla, Tsmpico.
/ MOBILE, Ala, Nov 23-Sailed: Georg,
| Mckenzie. Boston: Rcvigno It'll. Bueno,
| Ayres; Florence Luckenbanh. Pacific Coas
| vita New Orleans; Cartona. Nav York
| PORT TAMPA, Nov 23-Arrived. Win
| fred, Port Arthur. Sailed: Fuelou, Tam
pico; Margaret. Baltimore; Maud M Morey
| Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON, c, Nov 2s--Arr.ysd
Mexican, Pacific Coast: Lake Elsah, Bos
ton tand proceeded TO Jacksonvsl3ss
Sailed: Mongolia tswsd5. Havana. Coz
corans Georgetown and BAltlners.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
BY Cable and Radio

gisnased. Noerdas, Dutch, xott.rxs
s1r New York. s26 miles east OF ssrr~
Hook. at noon Wednesday; dock ESQ 3 -
Saturday. Il -
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Woolen Machinery Active

Call loans against acceptances, IL
N cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Marine Reports

Winds at Sea To-day
East Gulf: Fresh to north winds, cloudy
weather, occasional rains
West Gulf Moderate to fresh northeast
winds and generally fair weather
Caribbean Sea: Moderate, variable winda:
partly cloudy weather; local rains over
south portion.
North of Sandy Hook; Fresh easterlv
winds. rain over south and rain or SNOW
over north portion.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh eaat to
south winds; overcast. thick weather prob
ably rain
Hatteras to Florida Straits: Moderate
east winds and fair weather
Disturbance OF marked intensity over
Newfoundland, moving eastward
Arrived Yesterday
Ardmore Talara Nov 9; Cr,stoba1 Nav
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Business Troubles

Quinn. James-Belden Co, no. s41.eo
Rooney. James-w. w. sarlett... 431.7o
Ruhe Tanning MACHINERY Co. ss
Weliake Lamson Co., Inc. 1s6.70
struction Co, Inc...., 1885
Roach. Catherine B.--Stern Bros. 481.70
Rottach, Carl-S. Ehrlich, costs. 1850
Slawson, acknowledgements
Inc. ..................... 29b.lB
shop -. 1927
toroel t.1s a,a esagsr Z slotoroff)-Mor- coo or
Sparti, Aldo. Buonomo 49,. l20.At
mung Iron and Steel Co..... 15,s95.s5
Smith, Williams. w. Kline. 42e.59
s. w. Kline M ~.......s.. .'' s.sss.oo
s. w. Merritt Cor. w. Stanley. ST5.35
Somers. Leo S--A- II. Thomas. ). 1881
Stnson, Paul-Stern Bros. 49,. 361.S7
Sherwood, VIM. r. and Mary-M.
SNYDER, Chas. A.. and Sylvester
Gillles-News Syndicate. Inc. 10e.l3
Surety co.-People, etc S...' ...... 10000
Tenney Dudley L. or David Y.-
Thomas HeaIy, Inc ......... s4o.ss
rheatrical Candy Co, 1nc.--Nun- 20. ~
SaHaaiaSdd southsid Beach anaa''an r. r. s01 Co..
waIssizy, Max.H Mindltn et al. 1851
Wolfe. Joseph .c.--Best & Co. 1881
Ward Benjamin T.-New Neither
land Bank of New York. 112.70
WeInberger, Nathan-A. Guinta.. S43. 80
Zimmerman, Standardization
Iaximeter Co. ........-....-.. 2o2.b1
In Bronx County
The first name is that of tho debtor.
Bergman Cari-M j. Slegel..... $1l222
Brooks, Paul - Hogney Garage.
Inc. ................... B1Sy
| BerkowltZ Abraham. and Harry
and Samuel Smilovitz-R. @.
| higgins ct al. S4S.S2
| Berkowitz Abraham, and Samuel
Smilovitz-S. Stothoff ..... <44ss
Coleman, Norman--I Blatt. S9.41
Wreck. and Bldg. Co. o......,.. sogs4
Duffy. John - Hegncy Garage.
Inc. ....s.........,...... 1SA1s
al ......,............. 42s.7s
! Futterman, Johns. Candel. 49,. 39222
| Hollinger, Sarah-L. Rector ct al 266.97
Horn Button Co.--People Stats OF
N. Y. ......,....'........... $4,000
Same ..........,...... $4,000
| Moskowftz, Philip--H Matishoff. S54.27
! Pianisani, Cesare-E. Marusi 695.30
F, Rodgers jr., John C.--City of N.
Y. ............'...... 4ss.s7
Reynolds. William IA. NJ Cory 152.04
Rogenstein.. Lester L. - Larkin
Lumber Co. Observation-Disclosures. 3zS.S0
Shipway Marble Co., Inc.-People
State of NJ Y.................. Y. 1000
Smith. Joseph - Hegney Garage.
Bank .................... 1.6s1s2
Weingeld, SAM. Klobanow. 1876
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Philadelphia
Bonds

$1,000 Am G & n 5s so 80 80 80
1000 Baldwin ss n L IS. s.. 81 81 ~ 81 ~ 81 81
10000 Bell Tel rs. 100 100 100 lo9
1000 Ell & p ctf As. 5TH SIX 5T% 57A
1000 Ihigh V gn As IS rs rs 10
1000 Penna Il 7s1O7 107 i07 107
1000 Pa en mt AVS s5A SbX S5N S5E
10000 Phil Ell LIST bs. 30 90 90 90
$4,000 beading gn As 50 81 go 81
1900 Uni Ry Inv 5s So1S sON S01A sOM
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Arrived Yesterday

Ardmore, Talara, Nov 8; Crtstobal Nov
IA; to Robert Z Hague with crude oil
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Judgments Filed

4. IN New York County
-. ~ soilowing Judgments were filed yes-
W.. sna first name being that of tho
New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Cleveland

$4,000 Chi City 1st 5s 6sh ssA s3A 6s1s
1000 Chi Rys 1at 5s 6Sta e6n s61z 66ls
1000 Mt El Ry 1st4s 40 - As 80
Cleveland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
PRACTICAL EXPLOITATION
BY AMARILLO PASTOR

They have their heads IN the lap -
tho world and are being shorn % thrlr
power ~ gosd. Is the reason for the
Inactivity 81 che average present day
church.m"mbcrship. asserted Dr. Gath.
right. ~ ihr Tabernacle BAPTIST church.
In his Sunday m0rninI sermon. The
subject ~ his text was the Biblical
character. samson. and H. compared tho
"shurn locks u this mighty man with
the "sh,.n power" ~ the inactive
church member. showing that thu devil
was the shearer In each casc. We are
en'iccd by IN. wor =. 90 lay our heads
In her many lsps ct pleasure. OF sin. Of
greed. and while W are asleep in. our
enjoyment our I'ovcr Tor good u re-.
moved, IN thu same manner that Sam.
son'spOwcr - strength was removed
while he was aslccn IN the hp ~ the
woman Who cut off hi locks " hair
But continued Or. GarthrlRht even
~ Samson's strength returned when his
hair grew 0vt again IS. may. by rcmoy.
Ing our head. from III lap u the
world again ,sssclrc our pow,r TOT
good e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
REVIVAL At CHURCH
Of CHRIST WILL CLOSE

With tn service tonight thu revival
meeting which has l-cu in progress
under the direction ~ the church ~
christ In their meeting house corner ~
Tenth and Fillmore Or thu past ten
days. viii L. brought 90 an end This
was the announcement made 10y Evan.
gsllst Smith a. tn close 10 his master.
fll discourse On What church Shall
Join" last night The meeting thus
ending. though one u the shortest ever
hold by this congregation. has t..-n. &C.
., riding 10 all reports from IN. mem.
bcrs and their LEGAL minister. decidedly
the l.si since their establishment TN
1903. The history Of this organization
has been one ~ steady growth since IT,
inception. organ.zcd In 1905 with hut
mine members AZ the first meeting. they
have steadily progressed until they have
nov something IN excess ~ two hun.
drvd and fifty, and POSSESSES a splendid
house ~ worship fully paid Tor. with
another substantial building IN cours.
" erection upon which they win only
owe small amount when completed
l'eing isopl- that l-lioVc IN having
protrsct"d meeting "a; least once a yea.
they have had many abb. men with
them Ter periods averaging fifteen days
NJ time Their plans Tor this year
however are much more prctcnilous. for
besides this meeting Just closing they
plan e. have ono and perhaps two more
this year.
The discours. Tor last night was DE-.
cidcdly an appeal To- all Who cuntcm.
plate becoming Christians as well a.
those who are now associated with t..
ligious bodies To- think no more abou,
Joining" some church. but to lasc
their faith and practiyc upon the teach.
ing ~ the Holy Scriptures only. thus
as the minister cxpfcsscd.l Il Obey the
Gospel" and let God ADD you Ia His
church The plea, 81 characteristic with
these people. fur Christian unity upon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

90, ltsis 10 thus saith tn Luid
was very easnvsily expressed and Tor
The first time IN the meeting Ed'r
smith mndc a proposition g" hl, audi
ruov" this proposition h"ing that ~"
would unite with any and all tu agree
not o. de- anythine hr could not find
Apostolic tca,sng for examples FOR
and would cease tn wa - az teach
anything upon the sam, grounds. Hath.
cr a rcnarkabl" sermon. the visible rc.
suits 40 which we're that four went
forward and took thrir stand with him.
No announcement Was made Tor to.
nights sermon hut according 10 evan.
gclisi shepherd this must positively b"
the last in order that Elder Smith must
return home and prepare fnr the E,Vi.
val ~ LubboSS which viii he opened
ON May ist and viii h. the exchange
Tor Elder smiths s"ryic,s here. segu
lar hours today 6cing 10 a. m. and rs
.. M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
AmuSenenfs
" the Mission To-day.

Eugene o'Brien % Michael Strange IN
the new Sclznlck picture "Iiroadvay
and Home" goes through many mental
~ narrowing experiences In his desires
to sec life. Iie returns to his hoyhooi
humc a saddcr but infinitely wiser man.
What transplres In the interim between
IN" start and return forms an Intensely
Interesting and dramatic pho,oplay.
Alternate srenos Of the rugged New
England SEA coast and the busy streets
OF Manhattan form the locale Of the
story. which Is by John Lynch.
broadway and Home" viii h. the
feature attraction at the Mission Thea.
tire today and Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
-FOUR BOYS N JAIL
cHlRsED WITH THEFT

-Four young lads beid In the county
isii sino- Saturday. On suspicion OF
having stolen . rsr. Tuesday night cos
Isssed % sheriff Roach.
Tho quartet was pickod an ~ the
santa Fe station when they siyppnl 20
wash W. saturday. They rode IN an
overland Sta without liccnsc. THEFT
FIRST rory waS ;hst the car belonged
10 one a the BOYS father. who lived
IN Kansas CITY. 4 wire O. Kansas City
disclosed there vas no such name as
given IN the directory and no such
street or number.
The nsmcs later given by thc boys
ere Neal Lynn. Glen Shsfier. weslcv
EiSsey and Harland Farsbill. The Tot
mer two are said 90 be from Topeka
where the car was taken. and the other
tao picked W In Oklahoma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS OF
CITY TAKE OATH OF OFFICE
Water PROBLEM IS CONSIDERED

The pro~r'ct i"r ~'lr 81 ivnds and
starting Wuri, on n, municipal build
ing and auditorium IN the tun'dl,i, ~
ture Is au, very encouraging ~ thu
time
Dealers ~ londs. the Amarillo 1ty
commission finds are not 1usioIs O. pm
cut money !ist nov. ~ fact the money
market dos not SEEM o. D. a. easy ~
two months sgu. savs Mayor Mars. h.
ssrdinr io his Investigations. And the
mayor has written io o. different q.
nanrlsl ~oni'rus D. ssNs.
Th' tira business Session Il the
commission f,T tho ncN f-,'sl year
vas bid Tue.lsy tn" only new fa,v
vas that II \ ~ Armstrong Major
Mars aud ! u. rrullng'r being ,l' 6
"a o. suD'-'d thrfus' hr-
The water situation thrt has been
iept In absysncc fur action ., m" new
commission wns brought IN and del.
sion g. put down wells 10 ictcrmin" H.
Teariy as nossillc how close 90 H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
CHORAL CLUB BAYLOR COLLEGE
WILL APPEAR IN CITY TONIGHT

"a musical treat Of rarc merit i IN
store for the muac.loyinE public ~
Amarillo this evening. The occasion
viii b. the appearance u the Fi,ih
Annual Choral Ciub q baylor COLLEGE
~ the Prs, baptist church. corner
Ninth and Polk Streets.
There wiii b. ~ eutccs In the chorus
besides a flutisi, a reader and piano 80.
iolsi. The Aggregation ~ musicians
are making tour o. West Texas and
are under the direction - Mrs. Alll'
Coleman Pierce. Mrs. Pierce has sung IN
many Chicago and New York choruscs
The Dramatic Mirror u Scw York
y uns,inted In it, praise q Mrs. Co'..
man. In the auditorium u Teacher :
College u Columbia University. MIR
Coleman sang for the Columbia Danes
% her singing the Columbia University
Notes says
1T seems that Mrs. Pierce combines.
Ia . very unusual degree. natural mu.
siczl ability. weli-devclopcd with the
graciousness and adap,Abili;y which
make herr a very valuable asset at any
entertainment"
Concerning her singing for the Scot.
tish Rite concert In Dallas. the News
u that city said:
.iliis Coleman Pierce - two groups
81 songs. Her Ast numl.T II a rcccn,
coniposition thai has caused consid.r.
abe comment In the East. II was ~.
csiv~d With applause and the singer
was forced 10 repeat H. Mrs. Picrce's
fun. vibrant voice showed 20 coed ad
Vantage In Minis solo from Puccinis
la Boiscms.~
The pruxram this evening will b.