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New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Grand Trunk Pacific AZ

ouestion-Will you kindly inform me
whether the Grand Trunk Pacific bond
which you recommend is the same as
Grand Trunk Pacific As 1855, Lake Supe-
rior first" 2 Also what is the present price?
Do you consider Erie prior lien As and
Brooklyn Union IL" 5s safe investments?-
p. L. X.
Answer-The Grand Trunk Pacific
Railway bonds we refer to are of sew
eral issues. Western Division first
sterling 8 per cent, 1862, are guaran-
teed by the government. Prairie Sec
tion second per cent, 1866, are guar
anteed by the Grand Trunk Railway.
Mountain Section second a per cent,
1855, are also guaranteed by the Grand
Trunk. Both Erie prior lien A per
1866, are guaranteed by the Grand
Trunk. Both Erie prior lien a per
cent and Brooklyn Union Elevated 5
per cent are safe investments, in our
opinion,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Public Deht Increases

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.--An increase
of s11,010,714 in the public debt last
month was announced to-day by the
Treasury. Officials said it was due
largely TO the issuance of Treasury
certificates of indebtedness. The total
gross debt on January 81, 1921, was
$23 ,993, ,234,s8 as compared with $685.
982, ,224, ,168 on December 81, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Quotations ON Argentine
Grain Barred i'm Chicago
Trade Board Head Says Europe
Uses Them to Cut Ameri-
can Farm Prices

CHICAGO, Feb. 2. - j. P. Griffin.
president of the Board of Trade, to-
night issued an order discontinui1g the
posting of Argentine grain quotations
at the board. In statement accom-
panying the order he explained that
the quotations "do not intelligently re-
feet the supply and demand situation.
sit is fact generally conceded that
these purported quotations are prices
made through the medium of controlled
markets. said the statement.
From the best evidence at hand a
few powerful European grain import
ing firms, most of whom directly or in
directly are the buying agencies of
their governments, entirely dominate
the grain markets in that country.
Furthermore, the present market Quota
tions are deceptive, in that the offer
ingg Of wheat to Europe are made con
ditional on the buyer assuming the
Argentine export tax, which naturally
must be added to the price
"In view of these conditions. it is
not an unfair assumption that the
large European governmental buyers
using these purported quotations of
our most important competitor in the
expectations of wheat for the purpose
of driving down the value Of the prod
uct of the American farmer"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
3ss 3sss ;;;$; "a:
sept, ~. o.os sos s.o5 s,oOGs,o5 a,3o
Rd,c Sugar Declines
To Loso for Season

Testerday. Year ago.
Sugar, granulatod. ib... s.S5 I5@ieo
Coffee, No. Rio. s.75 Is s-16o
Gomez, santos No. f.... 9.75 22o
A sale OF Cuban raw sugar at sts cents
pound, cost and freight, yesterday
marked another drop In price, to the low
est point this .seaaon. and SO below the
price reached In December Buyers gen
orally showed little interest in offerings
Most prominent refiners met the Federal
oompanys reduction In granulated at s.s5
grades at 6.75 cents Futures were quiet
and easier as a rule. final quotations being
III TO 15 points net lower.
The range OF prices,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
swer-The Grand Trunk Pacific
Safe Securities for So. 600

Question: will appreciate 1t very much
If you will kindly suggest fairly safe in
vestment FOR $4,000. 1 have my share Of
Liberty bonds,-G. A. S.
Answer-Consider United States Steel
z per cent preferred, Standard Oil r
per cent preferred and Northwestern
Bell Telephone z per cent bonds, 1941.
The first two yield 6h per cent; the
latter over z per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS of
=, THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
70 customs Administration Sinking Fund
Gold Loan Bonds
Due February I, 1855


NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEN+ha ctu.r
anty trust Company of New York as sue
eessor TO Morton Trust Company. Fiscal
MADE by and between The Dominican Re-
pubic and Morton Trust Company. dated
January II, 1905, hereby invites proposais
10y me sale TO the Sinking Fund on Febru-
ary 1th, 1921, with accrued interest to that
GATE, OF as many bonds of the above issue
as Cah De purchased for the sum of Two
Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars fs2kn
oeo(: Sealed proposals will be received AT
the TRUST DEPARTMENT of the under
to 10 O'Clock a. NJ. on Friday. FehT,,aT ~
4th; 1921, when the same will be opened
ana bends offered at the lowest prices NOT
terest TO the extent necessary to exbsus.
said sum will be accepted, subject to the
reselF alton Of the right to reject any or ali
oners in whole or in part
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
ny CHARLES IL. SABIN, President
Dated January 1901
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
STANDARD MILLING compasy.

New York CRY, January % 100.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No tx
fhe Beard OF Directors OF the aTAN N
DARD MILLING COMPANY have this day
1ne7haif Per Cant l1ts fe) upon the Tre.
ferred stock of this Company, payable sont
ct me earnings for the current fiscal wear.
ON February 2sth, 1891 to Preferred steoit
holders OF record at the close of business
OIL February Is. 1891. -
JOS. A. KNOX. Treas,,scr
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Oswego Milling Co. Bankrupt

UTICA, Feb. 2.-The Oswego Milling
Company, of Oswego, filed volunta ry
petition in bankruptcy in Federal
Court to-day, with liabilities of $685.
983 and assets of $57,471. Federal
Judge George w. Ray appointed Will
liam A. Rogers, of Oswego, receiver
under bond of $4,000 to continue the
business. The hundred creditors are
largely of Buffalo and Oswego.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Investment
Information,

Questions Of general interest to ifs-
Uestors Wiu bo nnsWered In this cot
atbtn, IN aotich case only initials will
be used. Others milt bs answered bp
mail. Address all inquiries, inetos-
ing a stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, t54
Nassau Street, Nelo York Citv.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Suspends Rate Dran

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. Suspension
until June 8 of the operation of sched-
ules proposing to reduce rates on GER
tain~ commodities from New York to
Galveston, Tex, was ordered to-day by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The rates are applicable both as port
to-port rates and as proportional rates
on traffic from seaboard points.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
p, L0RILLARD COMPANY.

4N6W lVIhi fcbruafv End fa9f
:, Nollce ls hereby given that tho Transfer
fs faoohs ,it o. the Preferred and Common Stocks
M Of tt1ls company win be closed at o oci5cs
= ~ February 9th. 1921 cor tho purpose
ot tne Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
~ 9ao. = ne company, 10 bo held March sth
1871. and that said books Will le root,e ned
at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. March 9th 1921.
VIM. b. RHBTT Secretary.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF the city
Of New York, Quarterly Meating Thurs
rep, 40 1871. at $40 p. M. Hotel Rfch-
mona. 40 w. Is st. E. +. Biurcock. ssr.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
CHANGE OF NAME

AT A SPECIAL. MEETING OF ,rigt1 AMY
ana Navy Club of the City of New York
. . 9. corporal ion organized and existing under
sld pg virtue of fhe Laws OF the state OF
New York, duly called and held on Ian
uary ,,as lzth 1891. the following resolution
''RESOLYED That th -
AFniy and Navy Club of the CITY ef New
leS 1orlS shan be changed to that Of ihs
<AlIdy 'Isl ana NAVY Slpb OF Anlerica."
General WILLIAM. j.. NICHOLSON
,.,,r,rs,s- Presider;
Late Captain, Il. s. Al
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Stewart-W arner Earnings

The Stewart Warner Speedometer
Corporation yesterday reported net
profits for the year ended December 81
before deductions for taxes of $2,728,-
472, against S2.331,915 in 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03

Coffee Futures-Lack Of important de-
Velopments in the market yesterday gave
dun tone to trading and prices moved
Within a narrow range closing net I'M
changed to 4 points higher.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Wheat

Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $7750 9.25 S12.2o @ 1926
sides, lb.... .1s@ 1914 100 "a
Live veals, COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ....... 11.00 @1T-5o 1900 @25.o
= ety, > il. ~; @ :. $50 .ss $50 .ss
lbs. ........:.. "ss 1000 500 s.oo@12,oo
city, ib. ] ..... .os@ IL .15@ .21
Live lambs, fair
lbs I6 pf.ms' ''...'..: ~ 5000 $50 2o.oooasoo
Dressed m 8,
szs' s:5y' 10 55S 8 los5Slsfs ssS ss
d r e S 8 q hogs,
bacon, Ill.,. .15& @.16A .22m @.23h u
Pork bbi ..~... 31.50@3250 44.00@p45.00
Mess beef, bbI. 1600@1S.00 1900 0@1S.a0
Lard. NJ dd.e
West, 100 lbs. 13.20@1330 25.10@23,20
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY.


New York City, January IS. 1921.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. ~
:, ine he Board Of Directors Of the STAN
IAhp dsslars6 6MalLLiMG = COMPANY have today
Ieht ESQ upon the Common stock az NE
1.al,s aol,spany. payable on February Is. 1921. in
5 eash, sas % common Stockholders Of record st
Checks Will be matted
JOS. A. KNOX, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03

Bon W. Roas formerly with William
Salomon & Co., is now advertising mana
ger of +. j. Lisman & Co.
S. r. Allen. formerly secretary Of Bon
bright e. Co., Isl now associated with Sutro
&. Kimblcy in their bond department.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Rail Earnings Vary

December net operating income of
the Northern Pacific and the Atchison
showed a falling off from the corre-
spending month of 1919, but the Chesa-
peake & Ohio and the Rock Island
showed substantial increases. North
ern Pacific's loss in net amounted to
s4s,s1o, while Atchison's decline to-
tailed S4,159,051 Chesapeake & Ohio
reported gain of $1S19,436, while
Rock Islands increase in net was
81 ,031 ,S35. The income accounts of the
four roads reporting yesterday follow:
rl,a.a1a,Ira nl,io
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
PROPOSALS

FOR SALE. UNDER SEALED pRopossAr.
Can be seen 25th ST.. East Riyer ,vas sss.;.s
aays gays between 1 ana D. M FurthI psr-s
licutaTs Army Building. 20 whiteh4alt ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Cotton Statistics

S.lverp0oA cabieS--Spot cotton, proved
demand at 10 points advance; middling,
$3.50; sales 1000 bales. none American;
imports. nil Futures opened quiet un-
changed at 9 points lower; closed quiet at
to 10 points lower; March. sod; May
9.21d; July, .9.41d: October, 9.50d. Man
chester: Yarns dull and easier; cloths SELL
ers can only do business at concessions,
COttOnseed Oil
The market was active and prices were
weak closing with net losses of II to 80
points. Total sales for the day We're 1900
barrels.
The range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Southern SpOt Markets-C

HssvutIteiT opUI MISREPRESENTATION quiet,
unchanged at 1850; sales. 372 bales New
sales, 2294 bales. Mobile nominal, %
points lower, at 13.25c; sales nil. Savannah
nil. Norfolk quiet unchanged, at 49, soc !;
sales, S4 bales. Augusta quiet, unchanged,
at 1880; sales, $50 bales. Memphis steady,
SO points lower, at lac; sales, 1880 bales.
Houston steady unchanged, at 146oc:
sales, nil Houston steady. unchanged, at
13c; sales, 927 bales. Little Rock quiet,
Dallas steady, unchanged, at 12.45c; sales.
1854 bales. Montgomery dull. so points
lower, at 13o; sales, 16 paTes. Fort Worth
steady, unchanged, at 12.45c; sales, 9o2
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Bonds

n. =, BId, AK
appalachian 1st 5s.-...... SO ~
Cincinnati Gas & Eicc 5s 1915 81 Sc
col Gas g. Blec Is 1921 7s so
Isl Pas Eiec col 5s......... 70 SS
Dallas Eiec SIS 1922 8gg. -
DO IS 1871 .................9 80 Zoe
.hidw Utilities 1st 6s.... IS so
mississippi River Power lst 5s.. 77t. 7sn
Northern Ont 1t G. Power 6s s5 6S
Northn States Pwr SIS 1923 70 a.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Markets i'm Other Cities

2s Briscoe ..... Is Is Is IS
~ 3 eh GaSs Rys series series ~ ~ ~ "a
10 Ch Title Trust 2t9 2t9 219 219
225 Cudahy ...... 60 COS so SO
80 Comw'lt Ed 1867 106 n 1861 1863
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
New York State Bonds
| Issued in coupon and registered form.
| not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
Federal and Joint Stock Land Ra,

Federal Farm Loan IS,
1sSs-1s23 ...s4 ae 5a5
Federal Farm Loan 4ks
1939-f92A ...s SO 8sts RAJ
Federal Farm Loan 41as
193S-1a2s .. ss sa1s 542
Federal Farm Loan 4hs
1937-1922 ... sS se1s 541
joint Stock Land Bank 5s
1839-1g24 . "a s6t. s24
Joint Stock Land Bank So
193S-1923 "A ssN 81
New-York tribune., 1921-02-03
Miscellaneous Markets
New York City Bonds

Producers & Refiners corn ~ AZ hI. |
Salt Creek Producers new 9sg 10
Sapulpa Refining Co..., 4ss zX |
Western States Oil g. Land Co. a. X
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04

al Pack, Hubbard Steel, East Chicago ........... Sedan
Hill Sode4, Box 397, Indiana HarbOr .......... Touring
John Buza, 3457 Waiting ST., Indiana HarbOr Touring
A. L. Brown, 679 S. Holman St, Hammond $3.50. Roadster
J. A. Ferris, 1929 Stoney Island Ave, Chicago Sedan
E. F. KimbaI, SAIL St. Lawrence Ave, Chicago. Touring
DR.. J. F. Beseler, $3.50 Michigan Ave, Chicago .... Sedan
R. Hockstra, Route No. |, Gary Truck
|. Gordon, 742 State Line ST., Hammond .......... Truck
John Glaze, 220 Pine street, Hammond .......... Touring
John Zaleski, 1901 Elder st, Indiana HarbOr Sedan
DR.. Jordan, 1875 E. 18th st, Chicago .......... Sedan
Peter DuFrane, 1913 Highland st, Hammond Sedan
G. W. Neer, 1447 Todd Ave, East Chicago ....... Touring
Martin J. Kuntz, 1880 Melville Ave, Gibson, Ind. Touring
Frank Ernst, Madison ST., Hammond .......... Sedan
George Brahos, 55S 18th St, Whiting ..........T Truck
". ]. McAleer, 1O1 Webb st, Hammond ........ Sedan
Cannon Stationery, 210 Cleveland Ave, Whiting Touring
Chas. L. Ganser, PTovident Loan, Hammond ...... Coupe
c. Brunt, Commercial Ave, South Chicago. Roadster
Elmer c. Lind, 43l Indiana Blvd, Whiting ........ Sedan
P. Kickert, South Holland, South Holland, Ill. Truck
Guy Eaton, Is Detroit ST. Hammond ...........S Sedan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
Purchasers Of Ford Cars in Hammond Territory During Month of January

Max Setback, 1873 State ST., Hammond .......... Touring
Henry Miles, 1873 Plummer Ave, Hammond -. Touring
E. ]. Roper, Hobart, Hobart. Coupe
Walter o. Parham, 4131 Northcote Ave, East Chi Coupe
Superior Ldy. Co., Penn. Ave, Gary Truck
c. H. GrahI, 1891 Brandon, Hegewisch, ILL.,. Truck
J. L. Berry, 162 State st, Hammond ............ Sedan
H. ]. PostIwaite, 629 Holman St, Hammond. -. Truck
Elmer Lyons, $50 Michigan, Hammond ......... Touring
v. Minishan, Scherevile, Ind. Touring
Fred Sammetnger, Sibley St, Hammond ...... Touring
Morris Elm, Calumet Ave, Hammond .......... Touring
Ben Helwig, Majestic Hotel, Hammond .......... Coupe
Frank Betz, Waltham ST., Hammond ............. Sedan
Mike CeIeOica, 327 Indiana Blvd, Whiting ...... Touring
Geo. Katz, Lansing, Lansing, Ill. ........... Roadster
John Morton, SAT John ST., Whiting .......... Roadster
H.. A. Towne, 81 Williams ST., Hammond Coupe
Mrs. Fred Lantz, Ali Magoun Ave, East Chicago. Sedan
John SCOT, 5OO1 F~Orsythe Ave, East Chicago !. Touring
Martin W. Carlson, Eagle River, Wis. ......... Tractor
Mrs. Otto Rumstick. lis Manila Ave, Hammond Sedan
R. 7. Williams, Holman st., Hammond .......... Coupe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04

John KOdyker, Ridge Road, Gary ............ Roadster
Gust Chicks, 281 Tyler, Gary ....... ........ Sedan
Daniel Detterline, 357 Harrison, Gary .........T Touring
Alfred Efnger, 456 Polk street, Gary .........T Touring
Walter B~ergeron, III Carolina, Gary ........... Sedan
City of Gary, Health Dept, Gary ............ Roadster
VIM. FOssy, 1882 Madison, Gary ............ Touring
Charles McCay, 432 Madison, Gary ............. Sedan
L. c. Reisinger, 745 Georgia, Gary Touring
Geo. SabO and John Beibel, $500 Mass. Gary 49,. Truck
Rudy Dues, 1928 Maryland, Gary ..........TO Touring
Olive Hauser, All Mass, Gary ...........C Coupe
J. I. Holmes, M. D., CAT Buchanan, Gary ......... Coupe
Commercial Oil & Supply Co., SIS Broadway Roadster
Charles Hacklebery, Chesterton .............. Touring
Roper Brothers, Hobart ................ Roadster
Clyde Hilty, GA Polk, Gary ......"....... Coupe
Thomas Gregg, 449 Pierce, Gary ............ Touring
F. MalkOwski, 1941 Virginia, Gary ...........,:T Truck
Singer Sewing Machine Co., sos Wash, Gary. Roadster
Leroy Nichols, 4o2i DrummOnd- Ind. HarbOr Roadster
Williams Lahman, r. R. B., Gary ........... Touring
F. S. Draper, 432 Massachusetts st, Gary Sedan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
Purchasers ford Cars in Gary Territory During Month Of January

James Melton, 44O Bridge, Gary ........... .~Speedster
George ~Leatherby, 24S Bridge, Gary .......... TOwign
Dave Sacks, 8l2 Maryland, Gary ...........To Touring
John A. Blaschke, 522 Maryland, Gary ........ Touring
Frank Lenhart, 2O8 W. Ridge Road, Gary .,... Touring
J. D. Denis, R. r.. |, Hobart .............. Touring
R.. o. Myers, R. R.. |, Hobart Sedan
Andres Para, 1926 Jefferson, Gary ........ Ton Chassis
Richard Typ, 45th Avenue, Gary ......:...... Coupe
Armour & Company, Gary Roadster
Armour & Company, Gary Roadster
R. Dvorsky,. 17Ol Broadway, Gary ....... Sedan
Louis ZsdueI, 769 Virginia, Gary .A......... Sedan
FLOYD Stewards, 1887 Fillmore, Gary ........... Touring
CorneaI Kodyker, SIG West 39c ST., Gary ........ Coupe
BayIess COsner, Hotel Washington, Gary ........ Sedan
E. ]. ]. Kelly, 648 Broadway, Gary .............C Coupe
Roper Brothers, Hobart Coupe
H. w. Vance, AT Jackson ToTnig
Johnson Brothers, 673 Broadway, Gary .......... Sedan
Elmer Fry, 20 West 9TH Avenue, Gary ........... Sedan
Creation Brothers, 2227 Washington, Gary ....... Truck
Mr.. Elm, South Chicago Truck
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08

The xfuffrr man rccms deter
mined 70 Kill all the fruit crop.
Fux<cset to<zsg = for cositinucd coidi
with temperature considerably below
Pressing tonight. n was down 20 y
again last night
x1nsy pcr->ons who thouEhk tAcy
had enough coal 20 inish the season
out have been forced 20 placs small
orders. coal dealers report.
Fnrf nou1ich. muiizling insprrfor.
granted the permit for tho improve
MEATS 70 the Imperial laundry this
morning. The pei init calls for Inn
provemcnfs % tho mou OF $4,000.
The Good Time club viii hold IA
regular monthly dance at Colombo
hall a. . o'ciock tonight.
me AibuqurrQue Chcckcr clab has
changed ~ meeting nights from Sat
urdar 20 Tuesday nights. The club
Will not his week.
Ofnclnls % tn santa Pc railroad
warn motorists q he careful az
the Nnrth Fourth street railroad
croaning. n r. e4id that motorists
pay no aftgntion 80 h crossing. go
Ing over Il u excessive speed. They
say there may b. a had aScident there
some day. This crossing IA used fof
switching cars 10 Ga1 from the a~
mill. and as operations are Sol 20 b.
renewed a. the mill, teo-e viii he
considerable movement OF cars oveF
thn crossing The railroad probably
viii taxi ~ the matter Of speeding
over the crnnaing with the county au-
thorlties In an endeasor 10 check ths
practice.
The q. Y. y. class of the Tr<t Rap
tist church will meet in h church
parios this evening a. 7;So O'Clock
for q regular business and social
meetina Hrcry member IN urged
q be present. The hostesses will be
Mm. Mailery and Mrs. F1eld.
A a~axoulsonc Doio By v. - Town
send will feature the band concert AZ
the armory tonight az 1880 O'Clock.
Ule dfdlcanon of the new Hacrs-i
Heart church south 81 town will be
held IN May - instead Of May D. az
VAS announced yesterday. according
70 the Rev. Father cordoya. pastor Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08

Goal supply %. Phones = ans ..
DR.. u. u. Murray, osteopathic
Specialize. Asthma. Phone a4f-W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08

tho church. The church has Just been
completed and was hrst used during
Koy Week.
a solid ned OF dsliias viii nn tho
former grass plot at broadway and
Central avenue. known as French
park. The lot wal piowed NJ ycster-
day and the bulbs viii be set In M
der the direction OF n. " Bloom.
dahlia specialize and landscape ar
chitscl. Mr. C. r. French owns tho
building site and has Kept II an a
park for the pas three years.
~ the weekly assembly &c the state
University In Hodey Hall this morn
ing De. w. a. Oekler. OF the Albu-
querque Snnatorium. delivered an nd-
dress 10 the students on The Pre-
venfion Of Tuherculosis." The lecture
az very instructive aud was well re-
revived hy the audience. Before Or.
Gekler's address the Faculty Wo-
mems Sextette favored the meeting
with n selection. AN Irish Love
song" which was delightfully."- ren-
dered and much appreciated by the
sfudeutr.
The sc~ish woman's counrfl meet.
ing has been postponed until satur-
Honesty should BE- panmount IN
business. Is what ID. W. Faw. presl.
dem OF the Y. AZ. &. A.. told the men,
hers OF the HEY club AZ their weekly
meeting this loon. Mr.. Faw spoke
on husincar careers. and told the
young men that there are more OPP
poftHnitfes for them "a learn about
business than ever before. He said
real practical experience Is the hrsi
lie declared that he second item In
importance In the reading OF trade
papers and trade magazines and lots
Of study. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08

Radiator repairing. Quickel Anto 90.
Mr.. and AIRS. A. II. strouD have re-
turned 10 the city after spending
three weeks In Arizona.
G. II. Christman. OF North Eleventh
street. has returned from a visit 20
his ranches at Conzolas Springs ana
Aztec.
Miss Eleanor Anderman Of The
Evening Herald office will leave this
evening for n weeks visit on she
ranch OF AIR. ana Mrs Carl Fuqua
near Amarillo. Tex.
J. J., Foley. division manager. and
A. Il. Fowlie. general auditor OF the
Continental oil company, are spend
inE the week end IN santa Re.
Judge Colin Ncblett. Of the federal
court. who has been filling in on the
bench iu New York city, has complete
Cd his duties in the metropolis and
u now WISHING In Oklahoma he u
expected 10 return 10 this state about
May J..
Frank g. W. roolcr. district for
ester. has returned from "a nVe-dny
trip 10 Flagstaff. Aria. He said Flag
stan a just had a foot OF snow.
George Y. Ecton. a salesman for
the Shelley Really company. has been
called to his home IN Missouri BY the
illness Of his mother. who Is not exc
pccted 20 live.
state senator a. Eichwald. Of Cuba,
y. NJ. Is In the city on business.
n. a. Smith. automobile dealer OF
Santa Re. ~ In the city on business.
Night station Master q. y. Draper
and Mrs. Draper have gone to River
side. Calf. 10 visit a son and family.
They will be away several weeks. A.
y. Bowman H. acting station master
In place OF Mr.. Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Motley and chill
dren have returned to Albuquerque
from birmingham. Ala. to make their
home. They are living on "a ranch
near town. Mr.. Motley was a chem
ist for a railroad ~ birmingham.
Mr.. Mozicy's health would not permit
him to live there longer.
L. \. Kneipp. assistant forester of
the forest service In charge Of forest
lands with headquarters in Washing
ton. -. c., has arrived in Albuquerque
ana will spend ten days In this dis
trict. He will go on a field trip with
j. ID. Jones. assistant district forester.
Or. Faneull y. Weisse OF New York.
one Of the chief medical directors OF
the Mutual Life Insurance company
OF New York. Is In Albuquerque TO-
dag for n conference with j. n.
Coons general agent u the company.
and Dr.. W. r. Lovclace. It's local
| medical director. DIR. Wcissc is max
ing a tour Of western agencies. Hs
was n guest OF Dr. Ioveiace at thu
Rotary club meeting today.
Judge John II. McF1e. OF Santa Re.
one o. tho directors of the Presby-
terrain sanitarium. was q guest % the
I Rotary club today. Speaking Of Al
buQueraue Improvement plans and
prospects Judge McFie intimated that
the Presbyterian sanltarium had fur
Their engagements under considefa-
ton. The Rotary club voted unan-
lmoualy a resolution Of approval for
the work OF the institution and OF
confidence In Us management.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08

Can nov supply limited smoun
factory wood 10 fun wagon losds
Hahn Coal Co. phana %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08

ON June 30. 1919. the New York
Industrial Commission counted l6.-
SsI factories In New YORK CITY.