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ron sNLE.iugh.class. furniture. In g.
room apartment; good terms; close ~
steam heated apartment can be rented
Phone osaEc t2sa orN'sage G7SL
FOR sALE-Flye rooms OF furniture.
house Tor rcr,. iai5 = Fourth.
ONE baby Eo-ca-t In excellent condition.
for sale very cheap. Phone pssEe 5o2l.
WE ARE now getting calls daily from
people wishing to locate and arc willing
10 buy the furniture II the house may be
rented. II you want 10 sell your turni
ture and the housc may be rented or u
you have an empty house Tor rent, call
Moore. Usage eeib. "
| MATTRESSES renovated ana recovered.
$500 We refelt old folt mattresses All
work guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co.
Phone 1875 -
| WANTED-Furniture Of all kinds. High
| eat prices paid. Bowers Furniture Co..
= & Cincinnati. Usage zoos.
| MATTRESSES renovated and recovered
| foit; box fiied; work guaranteed. phone
| 1910. Tulsa Mattress Co
| MATTRESSES renovated anc recovered
| returned home the same day Phone
6ft9. Sanitary Mattress 90. -
| GET MORE for your second nand rurnl-
turo. Can Blue Front Furniture Co.
WE BUY second hand furniture from
| single articles 10 compete puNllt'
| Tenneily a. Pirtle Furniture Co, 10 w.
| First ST, phone Usage 1905.
ANTIQUE FuRNITUKE SHOP
Upholstering.
Painting and enameling, repairing and re.
| finishing, service and satisfaction. Cal
W. L. RGsT Cedar 1871
WE BUY second hand furni,ure from
single articles to complete outfit
| Tennelly e. Pirtie Furniture Co, 10 w.
First ST. phone Osage 1906.
| F-U-R-N-I-T- -U.R-E
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LIABLE rpioiod man wants work Lei.
porter or IHUltnT best rsf,t,nrss fuf
uhhel call lt.51 OF address ora -. care
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WANTED TO BUY
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ENITINNGF AUTONOBlLEH ~
bNCHANGE-S30 note and $500 worth
OF diamonds for good car. Usage SO
or Go.
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FINANCIAL
nl-INkss nprnn,.- .,.rir.

Bt t-tNfSS oPtpN. Nsttfs a.
STOCK OF groceries With fixtures, dis
count or viii trade. Phone O-ags asses
TAILORING, cleaning and prossing buaI-
moss fur sale In OKWuigee. Rent $50
pcr month. location fine; two years lease.
ill health, must sell Price 81 600. Egan
harrington.
ron SALE isstnbllshcd ouatncss at
Oklahoma city. supplying hotels res
turanta and stores with daily table prod
uct, prefer retaining hRlf Interest; own
ora have factory control Mr.. Duffncr.
manager i37 W, Patk. oklahoma city
ron SALE small grocery business south .
west sid", rsprnHoH small with good
profit, WIN consider terms Ozngc C257.
PAitrNER WANTED For small whole
sale business. prefer salesman small
carital requlr'd. nsaEe 1855.
dhotEki end market tor sale, doins an
excellent business, best location In rul-
bSl-p, care World.
CNFE IN tho town OF Chickasha, for sale.
Worth the money. Box l7a. Chickasha
$500 CAsu wnl buy grocery store in
tive ou town uf 6.O0O Must sell at once.
lioN sos, Vale okla.
RON SALE Bluo front cafe. t2s n.
Third, good business, eastern interests
reason for selling
ron SALE Estuhlishrd bustuoss at okla
huma tit supplying hotels Hnd rcstau-
tan,,s "nd ,l stores WIN ,dSly '1elc product
have factory control Nj, puffnrr, man.
aFer, t57 W. rart oliaho,na civ
AUTO SUPPLY ana tire S,uro ror SAFE.
| wanted, IA reliable man or woman 90
| opon branch store Tor uH In Tulsa, Ok1ul-
see. Pawhuska. Muskogeo or any other
good town. hou muht be- ablc to invest
$500 cash In stock OF automobile tircs
! and other auto supplies. We guarantee
| you gruss profit ~ ito per cent per year.
| No experience required, Nc assist you In
| opening store ana operating same. For
| further Information address Automotiv.
! Equipment Co, Room 2, Holland BIdg..
/ Tulsa, okla, or phone Usage s22 tor sp-
| pointmCnt
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GALL l.. N. IIOAuUtgrr
TtiI DrEN FttDI Pm MBliN
Iur plumbing steam. gas ntting aud ~
pair w"th rhou" uHHE' ssl2
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FOURTH. ", eio- sleeping room. closo
In. two blocks VI T. ~. fpr one or two
people reference required. Phone uaugo
tTia.
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rNrrNr ArrONNrY

PATENTS s-rHADEMARKs
Ask ua whether your Trade Marks are
protected In South America, write for
service Mum a Co, ei5 v ST. N ".
Washington, H. C., and 223 Woolworth
nidR New York N. v.
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EMPLOYMENT.
IIrI,p wNNT,,n-NNI.t

ut'F NNNIlN-MNtt w
GUARANTEE employment. ali kinds help
MASTEp- Experienced trunk aud leather
goods Hnlcamen Good nay and steady
SOB Tor right party. Must furnish hest
WANTED -First.ciass bunheinan. Apply
Holmes Clothing shop, 323 south Main.
WANTED--young man to work Ia
gatago. can nculder Garage. ils south
noulder.
IWANrED.-A ttliablc man to manage
nllluH sation a. Mounds, Okla You
must be- able to invest 81 900 In the com
pany Position win nay il7j per manth
SALARY bralde YOU participate your share
OF monthly profits. 'all Tor Lou uarro
at 5l7 Mayo Iildg. from u. IN. to y.
M only or ph,nc osHgc a5si.
EXPERIENCED solicitor wanted. nssa
litoa. Cleaners, 5iS y. Fourth. Usage
PLNSrERER wanted Tor three rooms. call
Walter short, Jenls. Okla. 62-H.
Finsr 'LAsa sheemaakcr; uluat be sober;
steady, write ~ u, Leo or phone 603,
= A. Conncr, sapulpa, okla.
WANTED Ekprcicuod shoe salesman.
must be firHt class, references required.
Apply In person OF mail. ilub shoe store,
bruWrlEht Okla
WANTED Exporienctd nstailmcnt col.
lcctot, must furnish good references,
Apply N person, Mammonth credit Co,
soi w. rhird.
WANTED. Engineer at once. ono familiar
with Fairbanks Morse oil engine. Liv-
lugston lIcfluers Corporation, Kennedy
iudg
wANrEp-Roliablo man 10 open branch
store for us In any good town IN this
state You must be able TO invest not
tess than 81 OO0 cash In stock Of auto
| mobile tiros and other nptn supplies We
guarantee you gross profit OF 10 yer cent
| per year. No experience required. For
tr'her informatqlon, address Aulomotiye
| Equipment Co, Room 2, Holland Blds.
ruiSa. Okla, Phone osase sss for sp.
| pointmeut.
| Will PAY frlnbig rnon $40 per day.
Write FOR pprticullh tred =. rrenurc
! boz lHb. kisa, OKLA,
! MUSICIANS Tor carnival band, Ions, pleas
| ant ouFpgrmcnI top pay. See phil
| Hawkins, bandnastcr. WtstermGu htus,
SHOWS immediately
| HEir wANrIb-rEMNLE SO
| WANTED Alteration wonani ono with
| tailoring experience or who has worked
with nous clothing, apply Holmes Cloth
| ing shop 2g2 South Main.
WAITRESS wanted, must bc experienced,
pd,a,t, ,t PEI, Ssossfs, ,,.tnpY Apply superior r'"
| WANTED yhlto woman Tor general
! houseworE part time, lias south
| baltimore,
! WNNrEp-An experienced maid Tor gen,
| eral huusowork must be good cook
| small family, servants quarters Phone
! usAge aiS1.
WANrEp -0lri for general homework.
Apply an south Guthrie.
EXPERIENCED HELPER ON maugle
| and huHhot Apply WHIT" swan
u,s,,s.r,r,,,it~,- npgu ,ros ,,,., ~.
! rxr,rienccd Apply Wrinbrrsrr H.
| West rIfth
| >.rt,, t,,,,,,..,,,t -ntt.
must have references. 6l6 10. Hueua
! 49,. ....-.,. ,.r--.--.-,r --..aH
| NNN w IAl''' ,,"',v 'Hb'. suns Az
Il0f D. rIirI 20
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BUSINESS SERVICE

tLIANINu Nm nhLiN" 90
UlN TUYE. ,EMLNI 'pNtHAtTDH ,
fItbNsEu bpNuEb. oaagr 1l0a N
IlHar. .cbAas c,unut woth Csii cedar
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u LH''N NNiIitU burtccptr dnsitcs posi-.
. il'n Win uu company ur any grow
lnr cpufrru nu or before Apfu Vs. I'm.
ti"y'd Ht prraout by local concern. Ad.
dfUHn 70 bll rafu World.
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EMPLOYMENT

AGbEIh. go HtI .Iufa Tatrh.' Its tns
h.Ht pat,u fpr tubes. ras.uEs nnd oil
fuhb'r goods. Docs MOI require any o..
isfItutn. Iu nhuW 10 means To- sale. 100
f'i cent profit Nao ur write Patrick Mig
Co.. QUO n 'hoy'uno fi. Tulsa. pkiu.
aALUsMGN WAHTEu. we nay 90 Dor
cent tHWuIHsiuu. exclusive tfrftyry We
ate Jubb.rH uf auto HuppiIsH phono DsaHo
ht4 fnt aptuiriurrt.
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JNiNtLfI. rfst class ruuH or butler.
wants pIHutl0u In hlEh class fatIII. ar
/ a h"'hrIpr apartment t2s -. caro- WufId.
YOUNG man stcuugraphcr. AEo "a. sinRIo.
d"Hit'n pualti"n. For interview Bddrea-
hHt ~. ear. world.
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NFtDS, FLNNTS, FEHTILiIEHN 90
DIXoNDALE PLANT FARM yellow Ber-
uuda onion plants, $3.50 1000 postpaid
900 so not paid. J. NJ. hoClendon.
Garlic springs. Texas.
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MIsa g. WhLKEH MDulsrE
Heh'il"g. and "lir.,nH W. operate ne
"'sI" p'"1i ni,,ns MI tyi,,1 'l.o.piHs sea
tn'l"u ng,,a ~ n, .,att.T ,,,.,.,.,.ai, u1t-
1910 looms ;2s d, .iihitd to.s Robin
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bHnrr 0NJ 100 bHUpu lssi
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SPRINGER APARTMENTS
"Oklahoma's Finest"
BE free from cares, cold and fire

bt ITO. f'UT1 VuTS'' VUIu anu TIFe,
Five-rooA. efficiency; oil burners insin-
orators. storage rooms. running well wa
tor sound proof.
Three minutes walk from downtown.
Rent 1850 up unturnished; rent includes
heat. light, gas and water; references re-
quired.
SIXTH AND CINCINNATI STREETS
For further Information call Usage GS95,
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POOL HALL.
AND
BARBER SHOP
COMBINED
For sale, $500 cash, balance $50 per
month, without interest.
HUB POOL HALL
WEST TULSA

NprICE uF TRUSTEE SALE Notice is
hereby given pt the sale of all personal
property " the Nindicator on company.
bankrupt, consisting of oil and gas min
lng machinery ana apparatus, tools, cas-
my. derrick. etc, and all oil and gas
MINING leases, belonging to the SAID hank
Tupt estate. said sale TO be a. the we'll
ouo.halt mile southeast Of Maud. Okla
IN tho 2sth OF March, 1891. at @ O'Clock
%, m, Of said day to tho highest bidder
for cash, There is about 1900 feet ~
different sized casing among tho assets.
For tull particulars, call ON or address
A. H. Hurford shawnee. okla,
FOR SALE Modern electrically equipped
shoe repair shop. Reason for selling
other business a. look after. Box 397
SAatook OAla,
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MONEY TO LOAN
on improved Tulsa property, low rates OF
interest, Liberal contract No long de-
lays. No rod tape,
'ADKlsON. PAYNE & HENRY.
LoAus Insurance, Bonds, ga Ksnnsdy
tNEs
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BOON KEEPER WIN oil und Hupply cr-
prri n'r. drHitoH position Aprl I-t Al
F'i'I"n''H Address 6EG. y carr World.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

taking the shells from his gun, pre-
paratory to starting for home, wnen
the gun was discharged, the load go
ing through his instep. His compan-
ions took him to his home and DR.. d.
w. Lewis of Middletown was summon
ed. The young man is confined to his
home and it is feared that his foot
may have to be amputated to avert
blood poisoning.
Recent rains have aided farmers
greatly as many wells had become
dry. Cattle had to be driven to pond in
this vicinity to get water. Although
much surface water is seen in fields
the wells and springs do not appear to
have gained any.
Alonzo L. Green, of the recorder of
deeds office, George Hackman, Ernest
Driscol and Harry Wilsonhome, all of
Wilmington, spent Thursday with j.
V. Hill on a cunning trip in Blackbird
Forest.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
Blackb;rd, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic Brenford, and Their Vicnities.

Miss Edith Martin, the popular book
keeper of w. F. and j. r. Clements
store, is home sick from la grippe. We
hope she may soon be in her accustom-
ed place.-Mr. John Rambo spent the
week end in Wilmington.-Mrs. John
Martin entertained the past week Miss
Margaret White, of Millersburg, Pa,
and Miss Adelia Martin, of Woodland
Beach.-Mrs. ]. E. Cats and Mrs. oJs.
Baynard entertained Miss Margaret
White at dinner during her visit to
our town. Being a former resident
here, she had many friends, who were
glad to welcome her.-Mrs. Gertrude
Ryan and daughter, Mrs Henry En-
mis-, have returned from a very plea
SAINT visit with Mrs. Knowles Lippin-
colt, in Philadelphia-Mr. and Mrs.
w. T. Dayett are guests of Mr.. 7. E.
White and family in Millersburg, Pa.
Mrs. w. z. Onley and grandson,
John o. Hoffecker, spent Thursday in
Wilmington.-Miss Melfa Marker, of
Philadelphia, was a recent guest of
her aunt, Miss Florence Marker
Donald Brown spent Wednesday and
Thursday with friends in Townsend
DR.. H. Deakyne and family, of Allan
tic City, motored down and spent sew
eral days with their sister, Mrs. ]. E.
Catts.-Mrs. Jefferson j. Wilson, of
Wilmington has been visiting Mrs.
John Maloney.-Mrs. Carson Tweedle,
who was recently operated on for ap-
pendicitis, has returned home, much
improved but very week.-Mrs.. Brom-
noch and children, Arts, Mildred and
Earl Ernest, of Roanoke, Va, have
been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. j
Northrup.-Miss Beatrice Downing, OF
Brooklyn, was recent visitor with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w
Downing.-Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, Mrs
Jack Johnson and Mrs. G. A. Donovan
attended the mutual aid held in Viii
mington last week by Mrs. G. Latrobe
Mr.. Joseph Miller is home on the
sick list.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23
KENTON
Jacob CrOssley, Well-KnOwn KentOn
Hundred Farmer in Hospital

Jacob CrOssley, Well-KnOwn KentOn
Hundred Farmer in Hospital
Kenton, Nov. 22.-Mrs. H. w. Hill
yard spent Monday with her father,
Mr.. Jacob Crossley, who is in st.
Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia. His
eyesight is improving slowly and we
wish to see him home real soon.
Personals.-Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Attix entertained on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Rodney Bice and daughter,
Eleanor, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gilbert Attix
and daughter, Elizabeth, Mr.. Thomas
AttiX, of Philadelphia, and Miss Elva
Attix, of Woodlyn, Pa.-Mr Herbert
7. Wright, who has undergone an op-
Grafton for appendicitis in Easton Hos
pital is improving slowly.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Curtlet has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Meredith
Mrs. LeCompte, of Clayton, spent last
Z Tuesday with her granddaughters,
Ruth and Naomi Clark.-Mr. Aubrey
Cook, of Marcus Hook, spent several
days last week with his father, John
N. Cook.-Mrs. H. w. Wilkins and son.
Henry, spent a couple of days last
week with her mother, Mrs. Lyons IN
Milford.-Mrs. w. S. Arthurs spent
last Friday in Smyrna.-Mrs. Mary
Webster is visiting out of town.-Mr
John Guthrie and family, of Philadel
phia, are spending a week with hi;
parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Guthrie
Mr.. Clinton Guthrie spent the weel
end with his parents, Rev. and Mrs
W. B. Guthrie.-Miss Grace Arthur
spent the week end in Smyrna visiting
relatives and friends.-Miss Pear
Short spent the week end in Smyrni
visiting relatives.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23
TOWNSEND
Party of Gunners Kill AZ Rabbits in
One Day on One Farm

Party of Gunners Kill AZ Rabbits in
One Day on One Farm
Townsend, Nov. pa party of
hunters including Harold and William
H. Money, sons of U. S. Marshal w. S.
Money, of Townsend, and some Will
mington friends baggeds AZ rabbits on
the opening day of the cunning sea-
son, the entire bag being secured on
the Money farm alone.
Personals.-S. Tinley Scott has
been i'll from an attack of acute indi-
gestion.-Frank Jester visited rela-
tives in town from Wednesday until
Friday.-Miss Rebecca Bramble spent
the week end with Miss Julia Burris.-
Joseph Jones, of Newark, N. j., spent
several days recently in town.-W. A.
Scott and wife visited Eugene Savin
and family, near New Castle, on Sun
day.-Dr. J. D. Niles and family spent
several days this week with relatives
in New York.-Captain John Davis
and wife and Mrs. William Davis Wis
tied L. B. Shockley and wife recently
Miss Corrine Outten and friend, of
Wilmington, spent the week end with
William P. Wilson and family.-How-
ard VanDyke and family, of North
field, N. j.; Miss Minnie Allen and AL.
bert Gounley, of Philadelphia, are
visiting George w. VanDyke and fam
| ily.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23
For Sale.

A good paying business on one of
the main streets of Smyrna, ideal To-
cation, can be bought. Said business
is a clean and profitable one, requiring
no experience. Can be run by either
man or woman and the terms are more
than reasonable.
Address
X14 The Times Office
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

Mr.. Abel Sevil is having his double
dwelling in tenure of Norman S. Hof-
fecker and himself, beautifed by a
new coat of paint.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

Mrs. Frank Pratt is in the Howard
hospital, Philadelphia. We hope tC
soon see her home we'll and strong.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

At St. Paul's the pulpit was very
ably filled by Rev. Hunt, of the w. c.
J., who delivered an excellent sermon.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

Rev. o. ]. Collins started his evan
gelistic meetings at Blackistons Sun
day evening.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23
CLAYTON

Ask your grocer for Flavine Self
rising Flour-adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23
BLACKBIRD
Henry Marvel, 10 Year Old Boy May
Lose His Foot

Blackbird, Nov. 22.-Powell Marvel,
aged 10 years, son of Henry Marvel
of the Watts farm, shot himself in the
foot accidentally on Tuesday, while
cunning with Dallas Hart and Sudler
H. King of Townsend. Marvel was
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

The Ladies' Aid of st. Paul's NJ. E.
Church, held a supper Friday and
Saturday evenings, at which $184 was
taken in.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

On Tuesday, November 29th, the w
C. T. U. institute, will be held at St
Paul's NJ. E. Church. Mrs. Price, oul
State president will be with us.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

Mr.. Sidney Brown and family moved
last Tuesday into the NJ. E. parson-
age which has been recently wired.
With the addition of some new furni-
ture makes it quite home like.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

An Open Letter.. R. Clements,
John c. Shortal, Jr., and John Hutton:
Gentlemen: AS you were named by
the Clayton Town Council as Auditors
of the town accounts we, the citizens
hereby call upon you to give the peo-
pie a report of your audit. We pre-
sumo you gentlemen performed your
duty? The people are in earnest
about getting the facts.-Claytonian
adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

The Rev. Thomas Getz Hill an
nounces the following services at
Trinity Church on Sunday next:
Church school at 2.30 p. M; Mission
for Missions" service $50 p. m. Let
every member, old and young be pres
ent.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

We were all glad to learn that our
teacher in Home Economics, Miss
Hazel Carter, had received the high
est mark for the work of her pupils
exhibited at the Institute. This was
made possible by her patience and un-
firing efforts.
Smyrna times., 1921-11-23

We are glad to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Thompson, of Seaford.
They have moved into the house re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. Elmer Tee, who
moved to Wilmington.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24

Back from business trip to chi
cago over Wednesday, Commission
or Frank WITCH was confronted this
morning ~ a long line VI men.
each anxious to get on the city pay
roll. The commissioner 10 per-
picked. He wants to take caro- Of
all men h need Of employment by
putting them to work on streets and
alleys, but doesn't know how he 10
going to make = limited number Of
openings meetothe situation. All
day long the applicants continue to
sweep in on him. ;.
The cleanup program begins Mon
day. Commissioner WITCH is start
ing It early this year to give temp
ofary employment.
He says he may apportion the
jobs BY employing two sets Of men
to work three days each week.
The teams will start their drive
on the accumulated debris Of the
winter in the east end Of the city,
below the hill district. Residents
in that section are asked to have
all refuse ready for the cleaners.
A months time will be needed to
complete the work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24
DAVENPORT MAN
NOT INJURED IN
AUTO COLLISION

Ray Neuman of Davenport escap-
ed injury early last evening when
he was thrown beneath his, own
automobile, after a collision with
another car at the corner of Sixth
avenue and Thirteenth street, No
line.
The car driven by Mr.. Neuman
was considerably damaged. The
other automobile was driven by U.
s. Smith, 1919 Twelfth street, Mo-
line.
The Neuman car was proceeding
north on Thirteenth street, Smith
was driving west on Sixth avenue.
According to Neuman, he had al
most crossed the intersection when
the other car struck his automo-
bile. Mr.. Smith was not injured
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24
SILENT ABOUT
RUSSIAN TRADE


Washington. March 24.-Govern-
mental officials remained nom
committal today regarding the pos
sibility Of resumption Of trade re-
lations between the United States
and Russia as proposed in the mes
sage from the soviet government to
President Harding and the Amer
lean congress. Offering to send a
delegation to this country to ne
gotiate an agreement to that end.
Aside from the economic aspects
Of the question Of resuming trade
with Russia, officials were under
stood to be giving particula. atten-
ton to tho underlying motives of
the appeal. which in proposing the
reopening Of trade relations, de-
clared for that purpose the rela-
lions between the two republics
have been in the whole regular
lied"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24
FOREIGN TRADE
SHOWS BIG DROP

Washington. March 24.-Trade
with Europe and South America de-
creased sharply last month az COM
pared with February a year ago.
figures issued today by the depart
ment Of commerce disclosed.
February imports from Europe
aggregated $55.005. 226 compared
with .S1Oe, 655.7lS in 1870. while ex-
ports totalled $241,7S3,256 against
1884, O52,16 q year ago.
For the eight months period i'm
ports from Europe wore $s76 ,587 ,2Ss
seainst 3732,179, s27 in 1890. and ex-
ports 1855, 593, POI compared with
$s,354.6s $50.
Imports from South America for
February totalled 81, So. 107 COM
pared with $67. 73s.247 = year ago,
and exports $3s .so4.1So, against $780,
~, ass.
For the eight month";, imports
from South America amounted to
S379 !034 .70S against $667. 414 ,6s6,
while exports totalled $43S, So, l8s
compared with $2ss,sss.s4s last
rear.