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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-19

Geo. McIntire, street LABOR. 1919
Motion by LANCE, seconded by An
derson the Resolution of the Finance
Committee be adopted. Roll call
vote. Ayes, Reed, LANCE, lstad, An
derson. Bernatz, Willett and Dale.
7 aye's. No says. Motion was car
ried. n e.
A petition from Edw. A. Boss for
a hermit to sell cigaretts in the VIM
neshiek hotel was presented ana o!
vote of the council was granted.
The agreement of the banks OF the
city, to take over the bonds to be is
sued for the paving of l.. College
Ground was read, accepted and order
ed placed on file. c,
The agreements Of Fred carson
To build cement paving on Hill street
in the 5th ward, and the proposed
having in the Luther College GROUNDS
was read and accepted.
A list of the side walks and pro-
t,uding water cut offs in the business
norton of the city that needed repairs
and new walks was presented and
read and the City Clerk instructed
IN notify the owners or tenants III
charge to have the same repaired az
once. H..
Moved and seconded TO adjourn.
F. NJ. HUGHES
City Clerl
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-19
WANT COLUMN
Rates-One Cent per word. Moth
ing less than twenty-five cents.

tuB lcoo imam SOhSS'
LOST-Auto crank and wrench for
gasoline tank between Reed &
Lemons and West DEBORAH. Fin
der return to Reed G. Lennon. Re-
ward. 29-1W Pd.
FOR SALE-Used Grant automobile
and a one seated buggy. SaNvik
e. Woldt, Washington street, De-
corah. 29-lw
FOR SALE-One Is months old full
blooded Poland China stock hog.
John o. Langaas, DEBORAH, R. d.
29-1w Pd.
FOR SALE-Good building lot, with
new cement block garage on En-
quire Williams Bros, 302 East
Broadway. 29-3w Pd
FOR SALE-Spring Chickens-either
live or dressed. Phone blue 363.
Mrs. Ed Grant. 29-l
FOR SALE-A Wurlttzer Valve
Trombone, price $40. Also an
Estey Organ, S10-both in good
condition. Enquire of phone black
4l6. 29-1
FOR SALE-One Edison with twenty
eight four minute records. A
bargain if taken at once. Price
$500. Enquire John Peterson,
Nash Garage. 29-lw
FOR SALE-Beautifu line of home
made house dresses. Best grade
percaes and ginghams, priced
right. Save your money, at Man
nings Art Store, 211 Washington
st. DEBORAH. 29-2w
TIMBER FOR SALE have good
cord wood timber for sale, near
DEBORAH, the buyer to remove TIM
ha~ frona the Iard Airr hRve. 10 ,t.,,,
.-zEts0- Nt'e
acre farm to rent. Fuel viii De
| furnished to the renter. Atty. T.
| i Hook. DEBORAH, Iowa, office over
| DEBORAH State Bank. 29-ZW
FOR SALE-This week at my resi-
dence, household furniture, Ntchei
: utensils, etc. Mint Barthel, 80
l Washinpton st. 29-1w Pd.
: FOR SALE-Coon and Mink houn
5 wears old, guaranteed TaDoll
Il proof. Registered with '. n. !
e Prce furnished on request. "a
r ON or write Victor Nalenta, Ca
IS T,ar Iowa 29-tf.
n FOk SALE-NIoou pIoU''N' We,
"a in "hnesmeK county, my, d. q - :
in reasonable pElce:: WIZ 'T R,I.o+a =
i part payment IoO acres e., D' -,
Is Canada land. For full intCrm'
H. ton write Box l22, Cresco, low
It, ~, M. ,.r.n r.n,o 10 MY Mace
ne black and white spotted SOW WI
IN five Dfg5. Ray Smal!ey, Decora
as r 29-2w Pa.
re I0ST-Au+o rim and casing betwct
il. ~ ~. Pafersoh'~ and lower dal
he \ 4 N1sser. Finder can lea
a - +ris Office, 29-lw
lid F6J,ND-A pair of glasses. Own
ms enquire at this office. =
ea FOR SALE-Practically new Cna
mp der Touring Automobile. Kun ape
ere 250O miles Will take a Ford
,as Chevrolet ,I5 in trade or note for f
ON amount. r. B. Bergeson, re ,,
red ofT.ca 2S-tf.
he GIRL WANTED-At Grants ca
the 2S-lw Pd.
zee. FOR SALE-A fine lot on corner
A Plum and Oak street. Enquire
nat phone black 416. 28-2w
III! LGST-July 4th, class ring, engr
u ed D. H. 5. IS. Finder pie
leave at this office.
on LOST-Sl0 bill between court no
Ken and Barb x Finholt,s hardW
leS' store. Finder please leave at
on office and receive reward. 2o-lV
u ,.oT FOR SALE-One dozen thorough
Eeu CHva~ AGED WyandOtte hens.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-19

A man who falls in love with nm
self is easy to please.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
ROBBED OF $4,000
IN DIAMONDS
BrO9kIyn BTOkGr Kicked UHGOD-
sCiOaS From g3r.

New York. Feb. 24-After forcing
Jacob Wisnack, wholesale jewel broA-
er. into an automobile at the point OF
pistols. two bandits robbed him Of
$4,000 in diamonds which he carried
in = brief case, knocked him uncon-
sctous and dumped him out ON l!y
pavement. They escaped.
The hold-up men stopped the jeWei-
cr on d curb in Brooklyn and he com
pied when they pressed istols against
his body and ordered him to get i'll
lnc automobile. Across the strees
stood Il policeman, L tirem2n and 4
street cleaner examining " Aydr@nt
bat Wisuack made Eo outcry. and they
did not see his predicament. The ban
dts sat on either side Of the jeWele
in the rear seat and 4 confederau
drove the car.
When they had gone 4 few blocks, t
Bedford avenue and aylor street, one
Of the thugs hit the top Of the Jewel
er's head with Il revolver, opened I
door and kicked him OFT of the car
which then sped away.
Five more automobile bandits drove
no to drug store and sub-pOstofict
in Williamsburg. L2isurely robbed The
proprietors and a physician Of $30U
in cash, took S203 in money and
stamps from the posto1iice and drove
away.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
County Commissioners Meet

The Board Of County Commission
ers -DnrnE4zA4--G----- 7O---'
regular session Tuesday February
q, 1922.
Those present we're: John \. Bak-
er, Pres; W. McGee InsIey and II. P.
Spedden.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The Board decided to purchase
1900 feet of II inch culyert from
Loder and Sharp. This order is an
addition to the order for a car load
OF assorted sizes.
The Board sold to the Town OF
Vienna, 5000 bushels OF shells at
81 cents per bushel. These shells
were bought from Capt. Harvey Con
way and were sold to the Town OF
Vienna at the same price that we
agreed to pay for them.
The Board decided to start and en-
force the collection Ct all unpaid Dos
Taxes for the year 1921.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
all collectors and instruct them tc
report all who refused TO comply
with the law.
The Board adjourned to meet
Tuesday, March 7, 1922
w. H. LEONARD. JR., Clerk.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25

Woman Had Release From l. 1SS-
band 10 We'd 909i H.4Ia.

Boston, Feb. pa bun.bsheu WAS
exploded in NaItham when ii VIZ re-
yHaied Mrs. Parker c. Iosher. u-a9l-
inenr in Hyde Park church circles and
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Loyal Ordo" Of Scott n Clans, + NOT
married 10 The man whose name ,aa
publicly bears and whose child She
bore, but to E.me.' Il. AntcliTe.
Mrs Mosher-cr. rather. Mrs Ant
riitie-franEIy admits the decen,ial
played Oh the inhabitants OF Waltla.n.
AIRS. Antcliffe said her husband haJ
given her Il release which. permitted
hor 10 live with Parker MosIcr.
The release reads:
70 whom ii may concern: On and
after this date, December >. 1921 NV
wife, Mrs. Elmer Il. Antclire, has nv
consent to marry whomeyer she mas
wish. Also my consent as to the c,.5-
tody & our child, Ruth AntcIllrp.
Elmer L. AntGtEo."
Although Antciffe never went
through the formality of securing a
divorce and although Parker {. 2Iosl-
er and the woman never took the mar
ria&c vows, vet Nuude Mus'l,.r. as HE
pretty young woman is called ~ ,.r
Hyde Park friends, declared earnestly.
Parker and l are man and wife and
our child justified in the eyes Of Cod
This extraordinary alliance was first
disclosed when her legal husband un
Monday led 10 the altar Tsr.su II.r.fr
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cgraa

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
tional treatment. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining of
! the EuStachian Tube. When this tube is
! inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
! ly closed Deafness is the result Unless
| the inflammation can be reduced, your
| hearing may be destroyed forever.
| HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
| through the blood on the mucous sur
faces of the system, thus reducing the in
flammation and restoring normal condi-
tons.
! Circulars free. All Druggists.
I T. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
East New Market Items


i'e|. J. larry Garner, rector OF
the Episcopal. church is critically III
al this writing with pneumonia.
AIiGs Francis Thompson Of Hurlock
spent the Weekend with Miss
Hebecca Wiley.
Mrs. G. L. SaXtOn returned home
Saturday On the evening train after
spending a few days in Philadelphia,
# the driver OF truck 37O-T
license number, would occasionaIlE
glance in his reflector, il would ar.
commodate the pe0ple who are ha-
hind. and wish to pass.
ai.-G,,aas JFajsI,v and car-o,,a
win 10 announce that tbev have re-.
1n.ve5 a new line Of M to-datf
s,-ing millinery which they vouIf
lii. rou to see before hnvinr e!en.
where
A number Of yo1r0u pe0nla ,uare
o..so,.t,f,,aJ -, ITo,,7,,t 9Lyo,,;,,e. =,
~, homo If NJ. anT STrs rborIoe
Webster fnTrovinc tho Iast C,I7a,1ta,,.
aa n.,eorl1araa VIA, Fam - o1Ia III :,
81, yl1,aa men Th9+ T,arn coT15 ~ h.
desired 70 ,aq1l, . a5Iooae.r,,I nartr
Mr.. Eatna7.f,,o CIif-o, - gno,,a.
.... rI,i- ,->u7, i, tow, VA, NJ, =
=. [-hgotle,. - - w Il w - ~ l.
miss Fannv Vincent 1ar+ 1ss+ Voc,
I'm, t37f;-,,o,. ,I'a., 49,, az to1-:, ', cen
o,ursn in n,i,!;reT,y e-,d d,.sss-,,,9 . !,
inc. Miss Vincent - 7,oarII:,1n. ~
he Tou0o y-or1a.7s Cb,.fsI;3n teso
oi.r;a,, ''''-'1'
The Rrsv Rece wore an+o,.fainaf
IN Traedav EVENING at tho howe N
Mrs Irvine TiIglr}an
Miss Mildred Tico1s was hostess 81
her home on Wednesday. EVENING foI
the regular mae+ina, of Tho 7To,.,.1-
makers.
Miss Eva Jefferson has returned
from CAMBRIDGE where ebo w., = - c ~
"a 70 nurse he 1afn NJ, 7li Par ,'S can
Miss Acnus Smith has returned n
the State Normal School after heino
at home on sick. leave fo,. tho rost
two weeks
EIr. George WheatIev has return
ed from q visit 10 his SON Mr. Harry
Wheatlev in Talbot comfy whero he
was called BIZ his sons illness
Rev. MI Farley of Raltimora who
has been the guest of Rev and Mrs
G. Z. BroOkes, left on Monday.
Nj. and ATS. ". T. Sellers have re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Easton.
Mrs. G. ". Hubbard is again to be
seen driving her auto. after having
been numbered among the conva-
IeScent.
We request the Editor to print
these resolutions, and We feel that
they express the attitude of the COM
uIunity toward our ChautauQua, es-
peciaIly after saving that we have
over sixty names on our Cuarantors
list.
The following Resolutions were
adoptcd:-
WHEREAS, We the East New
Market patrons Of the Swarthmorc
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
SENATORS FIGHT
LODGE ON treaty
Blanket Reservation Meets
Decided Opposition
HAD JUST SEEN HARDING
His Proposed Substitute Fer Bran5s-
see Reservation t. s-our-po.yer Pact
GtiTs Committee.

Washington, Feb. -i.-A m'.a". j
h"l&"t reservation 10 i@' tan-:""s.
| i'a".i" treaty, I".d hoI".' .:> -..'..
fix ign relations sHn4...a f.. 3d..
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the new r"Srr';..'l. .","'"~t .,r a
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s2rvu5l.n which wa the lis. .o 81,
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
Accuses Fire Insurance Men..

Jackson, Miss, Feb. 24.-G0>ernor
Lee Russell, in Il special mesYge to
the legislature, charged the 3ld-llne
fire insurance companies VIXEN with
drew from the state last year, follow
ing institution of antitrust legislation,
with fostering the 100000 seduction
suit filed against hm by Miss France
Birkhead, of New Orleans, his forE~-
stGnOgrapbor,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
Z Wants Harva" Recalled

~ Nington, Feb. PA resolution
- 10 bring about the recall from
- 80 IAN, # Ambassador Harvey was
,rI,',,I-o-.ll,,Ifnn%by Representative Ryan.
~ n.dnozcs %ew York. The measure
: .o ltote,nen. SressionaI investigation
,L,.aod With Me !, the ambassador
t ta.TaG fro,n hAv to having him de-
'"'-'''' -'' in London.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25

try e, 50 ! did. At my PANS and weak
ness are gone. Iny stomach is all right
and l do my work at home and also work
for Swift Packing Company. l recon-
mend your Vegetable Compound to my
friends and you may publish my letter
IS g testimonial. Mrs. LULU LUCAS,
l9A Vandeventer St., St. Louis, Mo.
Again and again one woman tells an
other Of the merit Of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
You who work must keep yourself
strong and well. You can't work if you
are suffering from such troubles. Mrs.
Lucas couldn't. She tried our Vegeta-
bic Compound and her letter tells you
what it did for her. Give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound fair trial
now.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
SECRETARY

9.45 \. NJ, Glass Meeting; 2 P. NJ.
Sunday School; I. NJ. Preaching
By the pastor.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25

my BACK, weak, tired,
nervous feelings and
= ak stomach. I
had been this way
about a year and was
unable to work or
stand on my feet for
any length of time.
Ny husbands aunt
told me how much
good Lydia E. Pink
hams V e &c ia Bile
Compound had done
her and begcedme to
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Read What HRS. Lucas Writes Con-
corning Her Troubles, Which
May be Just Like Yours

ST. Louis, Mo. -'I had troubles that
al women are apt to have. with pains in
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-25
CAMBRIDGE CIRCUIT

Ia5D0UISt TIOTEsTaNJ
Madison:-Sunday School 1O.ls
\. NJ; Preaching II y. NJ.
Chateau:-Stnday School 2.15 7
NJ; Preaching 8 Z NJ. Public vel
come.
Clark s. Marshall, Pastor
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19
BOND MARKEr..

T.: New York; Dec. 18,--rae 9tradtsg was irregular In today's market and gains made in the early part of. the trading by the coppers and standard rail1Qad liens were lost later. There was. heavy selling of speculative railroad issues at the close.r Foreign bonds were not active. buyers evidently waiting = for more definite news of the German fTlan
 ,cial situation before committing them selves. Norway S's advanced. -& 1+4 points and Belgian T ,1-2's gained one point. ,s' - ~ .s: ;;..a 7z1f ; t, = S5; In the railroad group Chicago and Alton 3 i-2.s and St. Paul debenture .fs rose, 1; .3-4 DO nts each.' New Haven 4's of 1967S and; Lake Erie and Western first advanced l, I-2 points each while one point advance xasa. registered for St. Lauis and, SouthwestArn Terminal 5's. Atchiron convertible 4's of; l9sn and Cleveland, Chicago. Cincinnati, and St Louis 6's, series A. ;,&<l. .tl:.+ <; The coppers led the tiHdr@trial list IT the advances: Cerro De Pasco ,8's roef l 3. points hut lost 2 in .the late trad ns
 closing with a net gain of one point
 ChiIe-- C0nae- .7's 2, Granby Copper s's and Magma Coprer 7's rained 1 to 1; T.: rotrte. ' iggett and Myers. +5's' anf Montana Power 5's gained a point each :, There were losses Of ] to Ftl-4 point. registeredStn. St.. Paul convertible r-3% and rou"ert&hie 4's off 1925. Baltimore and Ohio gold As Lou sviI!ec and Nash vile unified .4's,, St.. ,I.olis and .sar Franci~co adSustments s'S and Chicae. and Rock Island refunding 4's. Fri
 convertible 4's series A and. Fonda lJ6hnstnwn and GlovHrsEtlle, 1 1-2's lbs 1 s-4 points each Louisiana and North we~tern F5's' 1-2 points Kansas Ctty snqthern rafunding 4s's 2 -s-s. ponts
 Brooklyn, Rao'd Trans't l noint Brook
 lyn Rapid Transit certificate 7's. 2 5-'
 rosnts a~d Di@tjHe-ies Securities csrtf ffeate 5,,s. pot1;. <. : TRe Liberties Were taisIy strong Iii z advances we're fiSe: @f.4's .f2s ssee4its lo1
 500; third 4 Ifs 8. unca!led Victor.
 3-4's 2 and new I 1:4's $. The de
 dimes ssecond:;4 1+4's and. 4th .1-s's 2.
 Total sales (par, value) were s11,274, )0O. ,-...4 .s'- t+, -.,a, :tf,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19
PLAlNFIE7D:

Robert R. West has assumed the new and responsible posH on as manager of the Hamilton Carhartt M;lfs in South Carolina for the Lhcsrwood c|-eene Com .rany Of .rosten leavine Plainheld for his new field last week Four years ago when MT. West came home rom service in the army. het entered tfre of flEea of Lockwood and Greene Connnan7 in Boston. and after short ne-ind WIS Transferred to the Lawton Mills cor- porations in PlAiifield to take charge ef the service deparrment. a new and large field of; activity, and this office Mr. West filled ably and efficiently hh'aiH~ the confidence of all associared with him. -
 aon the last day of service for the Taayton Mills, the overseers and office force met in the conference room to wish MT. West the hest ot success in his new. venture. At this tir1e. the agent Of; the. mills samuel. T., Rutterw6rth in fitting words exnressed the regret 1f all in the sloss a. Nr, West. and in be-
 half Of those present, as a .S:oken at l the:r high esteem, presented him with l a. wstch ard chain
 | .spurin~ the <vearshin in which Mir. West | has lived in Plqiflield. he has endear
 of exce1'ent character and fine. oDti
 rristic spirit. one who was awake to ths
 highest and hest interests of the entire
 community. Every worthy cause fo1ni 1 ihs him a loyal supperter and enthu. ssAsttc and efacient leader.
 A4 the tisaa Mr. West resizned II!
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19
MYSTIC


 On Monday morning a salesman for d New -Lchdnn grocery. firm in driving over Fort hill near Mystic. in a Ford coupe skidded on the ice and complete iy> overturned, pinhing him in the car. A driver of. another machine that was passing at the time released the man. There was very little damage to the machine and the man escaped unin- jllred.,4 -? -. =.
 ' This (Tuesday) evening the Wonen's Relief ,Corns and the members of. the r Williams Post. G A. R., who are to be the sguests- of : the corps, will enjoy a Christmas tree and social. Each rne1nber will take gift to hang on 'ha tree Refreshments will . be served by , the 1adies!!ys ~..s | Mrs. -Artis Stoddsrd worthy matron Of .Charitw Chapter, 0. F. S. entertain , ed tf1es officers at ,ler home on Library street. Saturday evening She was pre- scented a. beaded bag by the worthy pat ron. John Irving in behalf of the officers The evening was. one long to be remembered. A Christmas tree.
 daintity decorated, was for the affair.
 and gifts were presented to each
 officer by the worthy rnat~on as mark
 of appreciation and fidelity during the
 rast year. X buffet lunch was served
 Oy-tCte nOSLeSS l Miss Beatrice Brown. who has been training at the Ilawrence-Men1nr' al hos i pitai at New London. has finished her course and is at her home here wit, , her parents, MT. and Mrs. C. H. Brown 1 Tue, entire store of the Mystic Power ;, e.anranv has been remodefed and the
 oMcel chan9ed: to the, south. part of the
 hufldirg where large, reomy windows i, have been enclosed
 ! This ~ CTuesdaxl evening the Metho-
 sist, Sunday school will hold thai,
 chy4stinas-. entertainment and on Wed. nesdav Dee 27. at the parish nouse
 f'1e cradle roll call VII he held. Mrs
 Robert A darnson has charee of this de
 partnient The Ladies Aid society wf' meet Thursday afternoon in. the par ], ist house.
 F The Ghristrnas trAe and He~ti-af . :. thA Mystic Oral school will he held oI i wAdnesdav afternoon in assembly, hall i Mr<:.; William McKanA and Iosen' . NcKone have> been called to Newark N:sJ.ss by the Illness of their brother wiffiare who Is: the guest of his sister Ms. .vV'f''anr Joyce. } Fred MatKenzie of Salem ". r., , , the guest of Mir, and Mrs s.. B. Mac . Ke1-ie.e,.s : c:t.-- s,-= -a. f ' The. state. highway between s+onine 5 ton and Mystic received a ton dresstn !. of sand which he1~Ad autoists a who1 {; iots.over the slippery fee.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19
STONINGTON

The ladies of the Calvary Episcopal nurch are busily engaged this week
 7lng greens for the church at this Christmas season.
 The Christmas festival will be held al tne Second Congregational church thia Tuesday, evening. The musical pro gram and speaking will be held in the Sunday school room and the social houf an! refreshments will be in the ladies pa Tor. '- . |, The Calvary Episcopad Sunday school festival will be hF!d in the church Sunday. A tree with gifts ant the annual exercises of tho church and school will be enjoyed, John Rix has entered a New London hospital for treatment. Patrick Csss'ey who has been pa tient at the New London hospital has re- turned home. - F rtthildren If all ages are enioy.ug the sk 3efng, On the pones. ?racticing for the scFooI entertainment for Christmas cele- by. ton are being held this week. s- There is qiite little sickness reported hess$ at this 'tinSe as the weather is sG cnahgeable which causes many to have severe colds,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19
100 PER CENT. AND INTEREST
 FOE. MILLS & GIBB CREDITORS

New York. Dec 1S.-Creditors of the old Mills & Gibb company, which failed in 1916 for s3 200 900 will receive 100 per cent, with interest at per cent. per annun.. This settlement closes the his tory. Of one of the most interesting fail- ures in New York merchandising. Sell donl,s if ever before. have funds been pro- vided out of a failure of this magnitude for the payment of all debts. The pay rneTt was made possible by the unusually efficient management of George R. Fogar- ty who came to the company in 1S16 frof Chicago and assumed full manage ment Mir. Fogarty also had the assist ance Of Robert H. Robinson, who had been with the old concern for many years as we'll as other old employees. The reward of MT. Fogarty and his asso- 1iates Is the fact that today they own the business.
 ,In addition to putting the business on .Ai firm basis, with the result that al old debts have been paid in full, MT. Fogar- ty has developed such a strong position in the. New York field that he has been able to buy the bus, ness, so that the old firm of Mills 6 Gibb today is .stronger l financially and in a business way than ever before The purchase of the com pany by. MT. Fogarty was for hts own account and that of his associates in the business.
 The old Nils & Gibb company was or garized in September. 1899, succeeding the firm of Mills & Gibb, which was founded in the spring of 1885 by Philc c. Mills and John Gibb. The capita. stock of the company was S2o0 900 i Col Joseph M. Hartf1eld, of White t:ase attorneys was the lawyer who ii'handfed through the last six years ths EdeIicate legal work in connection witt
 the payment of the creditors and the re
 organization and in this connection ht :, represented a committee consisting ot ! Seward Prosser. president of the Banker Trust company, Edmund $ Twtning. the!
 Uf Clarence Whitman & Co. and Cor isei!z. Eaiiss Jr The payment 5y S4zi;Hilfi
 & Gibb In' full and the purchase of thu
 husiness. by Mr. Fogarty and his asso
 ciates, Is the leading tonic of conversa l-t1on among al! dry goods and commts
 ton houses.