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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-06
DEATH NOTICES.

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BRoSNAE-0n Thursday. January 8, 1872.
at his residence. $40 Seventh street
southwest. JEREMIAH J., husband Of
the late Catherine Brosnan (nee Fitr-
gerald.
Notice OF funeral hereafter 10
HEAvEN-On Thursday, January 9, 1922,
at her residence. the Brunswick, LOUISE
PALMER, widow OF Samuel Manuel
Heaven. philadelphia and Toronto
papers please copy). 100
PALMER-On wednesday, January 4, 1922,
at her residence, 2132 r street north
west, ROBERTA DIXON. beloved wife
of A. Mitchell Palmer.
Funeral services at her late residence on
Friday. January 6. 1922. at 1:30 D. m.
Intermeut private. baltimore and
Philadelphia parers please copyD 1o1
TURNAGE-on Monday, January ., 1922,
at her residence, e31 street south
west, SARAH E.. beloved wife Of W.
H. Turnage.
Services at home Saturday, 1 p. m. In
terment Northumberland County, Va,
Sunday. . o'clock. 20
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-06
Soldier Dies of Bullet Wound.

Private James De Laughery, 70
years old, the world war veteran
who shot himself in the head at
the War Department Annex Build
ing, Eighteenth and f streets
northwest, shortly before o'clock
yesterday morning. died from the
effects of the wound at the Emer-
gency Hospital seven hours later.
Coroner hewitt issued a. certi-
fcate of suicide.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-06
Thieves Steal Meats,
But Abandon Truck

Thieves stole a truck load of
prpvfsions from George C. Heider.
sso7 Twelfth street northeast. yes
terday. and after removing the
prrdtfce and meats. abandoned the
truck.
Heider bemoans the loss of 200
poands of sugar, $50 pounds of
pork loins and two sides of veal.
LITER in the day the abandoned
truck was found by the Eighth
prseipct p2lice. -,-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-06
Struck by Automobile.

l.. L. Leoper. of Mount Rainier.
was injured about the head and
body when struck by an automo-
bile at Fifth street and Massachu-
sets avenue northwest last night.
Leoper was treated at the Emer-
gency Hospital. The auto was OPP
Grated by Clyde Petit, 1888 II
street northwest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-06
Commencement

Commencement exercises have
lust been held at the School of
Horticulture for Women at Amber.
Pa. Horticulture and agriculture ss
vacations for women were strongly
urged by Mrs. Russell Tyson. who
spoke at the exercises. Mrs. Tysor,
is president of the women's Ma
tional Farm and Garden Associa-
ton, -, ~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-06
FLORISTS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co. VIA F St
Artistic-expressiye-ip
Prompt auto delivery service.
GEO. c. SHAFFER g: 8 i ~,
ENPREss:yE FLORA. En-. Pbop. N /
BLENs ct MODERATE PRICES alls-if.U /
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Totals. 81 SCI 5o3 Totals. ass ass 500

Totals. 4S4 ISL So4I Totals. ga SIG ss4
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Totals. 4l9 AZ 4e1i Totals. 40 ass
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
~S2O,OOO,OOO LOSS
IN INVENTORY VALUE
OF SWIFT AND CO.
Dividend Paid From Sur
plus Accumulated
During War

CHICAGO. Jan. There was a
loss IN inventory values OF Swift. a
Company. Chicago packers. n s20.-
OOO. O00 during 1871. Louis j.. Swift.
president Of the company. stated Toe
day In addressing the thlrty-seventh
annual meeting OF stockholders.
However. during the prosperous
years OF the war Mr.. swift com
tinued, W provided for the serious
decline by uppropriating large
amounts to surplus IN order TO main
tain the company iu sound financial
condition. enabling We TO continue The
payment of regular diyidcnts. We
paid dividends Of ; per cent, amount
ing TO $4,000 600.
'Tho sensational fan In values OF
livestock nnd packing house products.
which ives In progress in 1899. con
tinued Tor the first iuur months or
the fiscal year just closed. Since
then there has not been Huy serious
fail In values. but inventory losses Tor
the first quarter together with the
continuing slack trade due TO business
depression. made IL impossible for us
to show "a profit for thu ~ months
under review.
THE prospects are that swift q
Company will continue "a pay divi-
dends."
Mr.. SWIFT stated that gross sales
during the year were "a little over
$500. 600. 600. which was q reduction,
he said. from last yoar when sales
were slightly over 4 LOO, 100000. The
decrease IN tonnage. however, Wa
only about o per ceu+. he said.
Wages were reduced 22h per cont
during the year. 1gL cents In March
and a further reduction 90 n pcs
cent in November. ht announced.
The balance sheet on November p.
1891. us announced hy Mr. swirl
showed % surplus iot SOL, 5at,9tl.
capital stock at $685. 600 600 and total
liabilities iuch4dlus capital stock uuo
surplus OF EJcl.s43.htb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

The high school has received u
framed oil painting OF Admiral Dewey
from W. W. Mcdonald. 10 is to- ne
huns In the United states history
room o. tine school.
r1nni plans for the poultry show
90 be held here pm January a., l3
ana - viii be made nf ID special
meeting OF the Bernalillo County
Poultry association which VIII be-
held nt the chamber OF commerce ut
) o'clock tonight
The case OF Prank Hubhcsl. charr.
ed with reckless driving, which was
To have beer held this morning wlf
continued until . O'Clock tomorrow
morning to give time Tor the calling
Of witnesses. The complaint against
Huhholl was made by Crecouciu
Saavedra. The car OF Hubbeii and
that OF Sanvedra hit at Fourth street
and Central avenue several days g
Hubbcll claims ne was not to blame
Gloria, baby daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. w. Hoax OF sawteiic. Callf.
died January g, OF pneumonia, acs
cording to word received here today
Mrs. Houk will he remembered as
Lottic Symanskl Gordon of this city
Adrian sanchez. son of County
Commissioner Sanchez. who has Just
beon appointed by the county coih-
m~issioners as "a city sanitary inspec-
tor, g. to take the place % J. s..
Deamcr, who has reHlFncd TO become
a railway mail clerk. Mr.. Sanchez
In expected 20 begin work IN the
health office tomorrow.
The wives Of railway mail clerks
who recently organized an AUXILIARY
to the r. NJ A.. Will hold their month
~ banquet at the v NJ G. a Friday
evening 90 80 o'clock.
The annual election Of the mem
beers % the Woman's club S. 10 be
held tomorrow afternoon az the club
building al 8 O'Clock Preceding the
election there will be a business meet
inr Of The board at 2:30 o'einct. An
members behind In their dues for n
year will not be permitted go vote
Refreshments are 20 be served
Byrdic Rohrnioscr charges her hun-
band with beating her and treating
her cruelty IN a divorce complaint
which she flod this morning. She
alleges that she was married so
George j. Rohrmoser iu 1890. She
alks hat her maiden nHine. Hyrdic
Lerchc be returned 10 her.
Charging tina her husband lrft her
80 DAYS after their wedding Co IuIu
the army and has failed to supuur
her since tllt time. Narglr.tl t.
lawson tNI"N SUIT Tor NFHN IFNfN
Frank lawson Ga the district court
Yesterday The complaint alleges
that the couple was married on uc-
;ober 2. 1917 and that on October as
of the same year ne Joined the army.
Il also alleges that there Is no COM
muulfy property.
Abncr smith and LILLIAN Wares
back. both 81 Albuquerque. wore
married before Justice OF Peace Desc
derio Montoya M the our house this
afternoon.
Justice Candelaria ard Mc.qniado
J. Chavez were each bound over to
the grand Jury this afternoon. follow
ing a hearing before Justice Of Peace
pesederio Montoya IN old Alhu0uer-
que on tho charge OF assault with a
deadly wcnpon Their bonds were
fixed AZ ss00 apiece. which thoy FUR
nlshcd. This case grey out Of q
fight AT Atrisco on the night Of Dc
cember 20. ~ which time IL is alleged
that without provocation they at
tucked Jose g Gonzales, and beat
him on tho head with a pistol
Coal supply co. Phones q and &.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
JUSTICE MONTOYA
CITED BY COURT ON
SUSPENSION CAUSE
Hearing Next Wednes-
day Over His Sentence
of Deputy Sherifs

Justice og Peace Desederio Mon
toya OF old Albuquerque was cited
this morning to appear in the district
our at 3 o'clock next Wednesday
morning TO shuw cnuse why he
should not be suspended from office.
This was the result Of IN order which
was ISSUED by the district court today
following the nllnE Of an accusation
and affidavit In connection with the
sentence melted out by the justice TO
Undersherin Fred Fornoff and Deputy
H.. x. HOlcomb on January 3
Tho affidavit. which was sworn to
by Fred Fornon states that Huicomb
and himself were each fined 500 and
sentenced to so days IN Jail Tor the
alleged assault on the Central Bar In
Old Albuquerque. which acts they
committed in Pursuance OF their law
ful duties.
The accusation states that Montoya
willfuliy ard unlawfully refused TO
carry out the Instruction ana advise
Of District Attorney E b. Garcia in
connection with the casc. a states
that the district attorney. after due
consideration OF tho facts and issues
involved in the case, decided that IL
had no merits, and ordered It's dis
missaL IL also states that he pointed
out to the justice the section OF the
statutes wfhich provide thai no enc
but the district attorney or his quail
fled ASSISTANTS shall represent tho
state or county In any case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Denver Beauty
Forbidden to Drive
Auto in City

DENVER. Jan. 5.-June kennedy,
IS wears old. second prcttiost girl la
Denver" is forbiddonfto drive an Gu-
tomohiie within the city limits for
"A period Of six months. This pun
iahment was melted out to her today
by Traffic Manager Louis Uland after
she had been nned s25 In police court
upon her conviction of reckless driV-
ing following an accident Wednesday
afternoon when her car struck Mrs.
Hcien Knehler. 20 years old. and Mrs.
ANN Newland. so years old.
The accident wednesday b. che SOC
ond one in fourteen months IN which
Miss Kennedy is charged with hav-
INK boon Implicated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
GOVERNOR PLEDGES
AID IN ENFORCING
PROHIBITION LAWS
State District Attorneys
to Act If Federal Gov
eminent besides

SANTA BE, Jan. b.TIoNefnor
Mechem. in discussing the recent or
der II Attorney General Daugherty
for more cooperation by the states
IN enforcement, tho prohibition
law. said district attorneys in the
state had not paid much attention TO
the state prohibition law because OF
the work by the federal authorities.
liz Asdd Il was quite natural to let
the federal authorities take over the
work. especially since Il saved the
state money, hut " the federal gov
ernmaHt should desire The state to
take attion, he was sure the people
OF Neg Mexico would be In favor
OF the state district attorneys begin
ming a campaign Of enforcement and
that this would be his attitude.
State Attorney General Bowman
recently called "A conference Of the
district attorneys 10 consider tie re-
quest 81 Attorney General paughcrty.
Regarding enforcement of The prohi-
hifion law and also 10 make an in
vestigation' OF food and fuel prices in
the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05

picture operators seized him by he
arm md dragged him toward the
light.
Duner give Ills SIM Francisco nd
dress az rs Market street.
Major Hlerome L. opis Of Siauu
ton. Va, commander OF the third
battalion. i1Bth infantry overseas, dc
clared today before the enate inVes-
tigailng committee there was not q
word OF truth In charges W former
service men that he had shot his own
soldiers.
u never shot a man in my lie ~
he asserted. unless perhaps an enc
my in battle"
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Bordeaux where was sent up FOR
three months for going across the
street out OF my nrcn-io get two
egg sandwiches" he said.
While nt the prison. Duner said he
saw n sergeant while drunk Kill u
prisoner FOR asking for q slice 81
bread. The sergeant. he added. WIS
not court martiaied as far as he
knew.
John Fitzgerald Of Pennsylvania
who was locked up for being drunk,
was named by Duner ~ the prisoner
killed The sergeant. he said. was
mined Cooper.
f'uner also rnve tho names Or wit
nesses. saying 100 negroes and goo
white men were present. We were
going to mob the sergeant. but there
were too many uutumaticsH he cor
tinued. later tho colonel. n hig
Pollock, came up In his limousine ana
asked " anybody there Raw the
shooting. Seven OF us stepped for
ward and they put us right away Ia
solitary on bread and water
Touch Of Cumcdy.
Duner, a tall. fair haired chap.
gave the committee q refreshing
ouch Of comedy In describing some
OF the hufdahlps ~ n Cobienz prison.
They had a lieutenant, a regular
snow bird all III up.' he said. "Ie
used to come back from Italy whore
he went for his dope, and then he
would stand up and say. fhoys / am
glad to see you I guess he was for
he got ~ out at midnight for in
suection."
Duner complained because on the
voyage home after the war the
soldiers-"nh board one Of thosa 20 day
boats built To win the war'-had no
uga FOR their coffee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Water System for
Well Country Camp

The office Of Is, O.. Enrtchncr. SUI
pcrvisor of the Manzano forest, hRs
Just resolved the application OF the
Well Country Camp association FOR "a
permit % install o new water aud sew
age system at the camp. which IL
between san Antonio and Whitcomb
Springs.
PLANS for the new sanitary improve
ments have cen prepared M call
for the piping Of water from the head
waters uf a spring Just north Of the
camp. Work probably will Dc start
ed in the spring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Witness Says He
Saw Twelve u. S.
Soldiers Executed

woolwine. opIe was 10 steps from
Moolwine."
what ala Major opic gly?' nc
was asked.
"ne said: 4 shot him take him
out"
What was said before tho shoot
ing"
mot a word was passed. Major
Opie gave no reason"
How many shots were fred"
one. Il hi Woolwino In the chest.
lie was dead when we picked him
up.'
smith. In a letter 20 senator Watt
son. said he had been decorated by
the French and American govern
mont-. but in testimony hu said that
hu had received no such decorations.
Why did you say it thcn7' Dee was
isked.
"a friend N mine. a patient ln the
hospital nt Marion with mo. wrote
the letter n l signed u without
reading a."
Chairman B~randegec. calling at
tcntion 10 discrepancies In statements
IN Smiths letter and testimony. as 20
the dugout shooting. asked which
what / testified was right" he
said.
Ho then was u
Denies smiths Testimony.
Osborn Ellison OF Pulaski, Va
mentioned by Smith as having been
In the dugout with him at the time
of tho Woolwine shooting, declared
he was not present. never saw Major
opie shoot n soldier. was not with
smith and never stw him but once.
Lee Collins of Dublin, Va, next
o.. NNAA EaMI L.. - ..NsL ST..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Roswell Man Named
Secretary of Loan
Agency Of New Mexico

j. y .Herndon. chairman Of the
Agricultural Loan agency of New
Mexico. today announced the appoint
mont Of J.. u. Heron, Jr.. OF Roswell,
to DO secretary OF the agency with
offices in this city. Mr. Heron -
now en- ,harge OF the oniee. He sue
ceedr Mrs !. u. Tierney. resigned.
Mr. Heron was formerly connected
With the First National bank OF
Roswell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Hoover Asks for
Ships TO Garry
Food to Russia

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5-ThcAmor-
lean relief administration has ap-
piled go thu shipping board Tor 80
vessels TO carry grain 60 soviet Rus
sia. In order 20 avoid high rates de-
handed by private American ship
operators. secretary Hoover anid to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
New Proposal for
Muscle Shoals Lease

WASHINGTON. Ian, 5-A new pro-
posal for the lease and operation Of
the governments nitrate and water
power projects M Muscle Shoals Ala,
wns received today by Secretary
Weeks OF the war department. from
Frederick +, Engstrum Of Whining
ton. y. O., president OF the Newport
shlpbuilding company Of that city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Couple Found Shot
To Death in Home

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. 5.-wil-
liam O. Bennett "A painter. and his
wife were found shot 20 death in their
home here last night A revolver
was lying hesiGe Bennett. The bod
les were discovered when n ten-year-
old son. OTIS. returned home. The
family formerly resided in Woodland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05

save systematically for next
ohrisfmas-Join our Christmas
savinga Club. First Savings Bank
and Trust Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Freed of Killing
Daughter by Statute
OF Limitations

MADISON. Wis. Jan. Martin
Lcmbereer. held In connection with
tho death OF his scven-year-old
daughter Anne. killed here on the
night of september 6 1911. freed
himself from q charge ,of fourth
degree m~anslaughter today by taking
advantage ~ the statute OF llmlin-
lions which outlaws "a m-ansiauEhtcr
charge six years after the crime was
committed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
No New Guard
Units for State
Before Next July

SANTA FE, Jan, THE Kew Mex
at present Until Jcne 80. is22, Adj
leo national guard units we'll stand az
tutant General Brown announced to-
day. He recently returned from
washington where he learned that
the militia bureau does not ave suf-
icient funds to cover additional units
that were recently organized for New
Mexico. These included three cav
airy troops. -four engineering COM
panies, foul signal companies and one
transport company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
EGYPrIAN oFrTctAL Mnrxnrn

CAIRO. Jan. S-Bsdreldine Rey.
controller Of the Egyptian crimes de-
partrnent, narrowly escaped assassin
alon al the hands Il n youth. He
pursued the azsailant. ever though
seriously wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05

MNItIu AGE IIIEN~E.
Abner smith. Albuquerque: Lillian
Waresback, Albuquerque,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
Garages for Rent
Summer Places for Rent so

Wanted-To RENT 81
GARAGE wanted that Will storage sir
automobiles. must &c reasonable. Apply
RoN ll3, care The Dispatch.
WANTED. July l.. by young man com
fortably furnished, cool room: private
home: conBenial surroundings Box
IL s07. care The Dispatch.
WANTED TO RENT. furnished cottage
for week OF July lSSi Buckroc or Ocean
View. Box 1871. care rhe Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
FINANCIAL
business opportunities

ELECTROMAGNETIC safe bargain. con.
ieciionery. stoc" ana natures. 80 -.
l.om ia rd! street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
Jordan Used Car
Exchange,
2Ol5 West broad.
Boulevard 3047.

GOOD USED CARS
isH hGpmobie Touring. 1850.
"'scott 1-passeng.I
Is!ga Roadster.
M.scce Touring.
saxon ROADSTER. 800
pkRNT!ss MOTOR COMPANY.
enn"no'pn f4V. 80 w Broad st.
storage B"ttei,e. Rentals and Kepairs
EXCEPTIONAL h.rs.in in n,iv...,,.
1920 6'passenger Buick SIX ia W.,t
Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
At Your Service Dispatch Want Ads-Call Randolph
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

A SALESMAN - We are
looking for a producer.
We want a man with am
bition and confidence in
himself to affiliate with a
high-calibre selling or
ganization; experience in
our line not essential. An
unusual opportunity for
a high-class, permanent
position. Applicants msst
stand strict investiga-
ton. Give phone number.
Box j 104, care The Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-29
MERCHANDISE

Articles for Sale 81
ARMY BLANKETS FROM $3.50 up;
frames for flower vines. 81: stationary
wash stands. army supplies covers. l.
Rose Co.. 400 Brook Avenue.
AWNINGS! AWNINGS!
Place your order now to avoid the rush.
Richmond Awning Co.. 3lt North Ninth
Street.
BOOkKEErER'S DESK for sale oak:
hiEh. with top rack. Cali Madison li3I.
FURNITURE OF guaranteed quality and
workmanship AT medium prices and lib
eral terms Anderson's. broad at Frat
GUNS FOR SALE-Tweivc-g gauge Win
chester hammerlcss pump. $50; 2o-gaug.
Winchester hammerless pump. }35; o.
II. i. Savage rifle. SIS. - special
Remington rifle. with Maxim siiencer
$3.50. 3: Winchester repeater. $3.50.
All In good condition. l.. y. Box o52.
Richmond, Va
ICE BOX for sais grocery and steel
nles Cheap to quick buyer. 1909 East
Main StTssL Randolph 1854
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-05
DOLLAR TIRE SALE
 ID BE CONTINUED
 NEXT THREE DAYS

Continuance of the annual spring Dollar tire sale held by the Cotton states Tire and Rubber company for the first three days of this week, was announced yesterday by John peebles manager tof the company. This is beiug done because of the dis 2 agreeable weather of last week when many were unable to attend the sale.
 The popularity of these dollar tire sales Is well known throughout the Birmingham district and they are considered the greatest money sav- ing safes that have ever been put on at regular periods during the year in this city.
 Many have taken advantage of the fact that an inevitable rlsc in the price Of tires is expected during the summer and have purchased their summer time tires in advance The plan is the purchase of two tires for the price of one and an additiona dollar.
 The Cotton States Tire and Rubber company is one Of the oldest tire concerns in Birmingham and are pioneers in the history of cut rate tire sales.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-05
O,524,395 CARS
 IN IL LAST YEAR
New York Leads, With Ohio Second-NeVada at Bot
 tom of the List

Statistics compiled by the B. r. Goodrich Rubber company give total of 1o.524.395 cars and trucks register ed in the United States during 1921 This is an increase of 1,229.02$. or IS per cent over 1920.
 New York leads the field with Sl6,- 0io cars and trucks, an increase Of 123,SS6, the largest in any state over the previous year.
 Ohio is second with 726,700, gain of l0S, 700 over 1920 Pennsylvania is third with 6S95S9 and Illinois next with 67o.434.
 The largest percentage gain was made by West Virginia where an in- crease of 3s.1 per cent. is recorded over 1920.
 Nevada is at the bottom with 10.Soo cars. Delaware is step above with 21,4l3. The registration in these states is not so bad as the figures would indicate for either one has more cars than inc entire Chinese em- pire,
 There was one motor vehicle for every ten people in the country in 1921, as compared with one for 11.S in 1920
 The world registration today is ap- proximately 12,5o0,000.
 At the outset of 1921 various au- thorities agreed that at least 600, 00o automobiles would be scrapped during the year. National Automo- bile Chamber of Commerce. and other production figures for the year com pared with the increase in registra tons show this total to be well under the 4oe,0 ,000 mark
 Cars are delivering exceptional service. Instead of being discarded at the end of the estimated five-year period, they are delivering at least six years service. The total produc- tion of cars and trucks in 1921 was