davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Greenherg. samuel fE,nnire Sta

Greenberg. ssmuel. dEmpirc Sta
tionery Cob. II. Iseru ..... lo6.lS
Goldman. Charles Charles Cold-s
man Co)--lnsurance Co. OF
ciibert. t. joseph JOSEF sA and Harry No ''0''0
Gureaux charlesN-~1I. NJ Mcliais sIa.73
Gordon Drug stores. lnc.-Leigh
Genner, Gus;avc &C. t;enneri -, 'O'''
Thames Nerscy Marine In
sursnce Co Ltd. ...... o7294
Go'dsm-th. Herbert--J. Gabeier 574ss
Gibbons. Waiter WI. O. Gibbons 1890
EoIc, Sarnuoi HI. Gore. $500
Holman. Benjamin. and Bona
min hcllnusR. Holman pos
session of property and $ll2 or. s2.1l2.c0
Ivory Novelty Corp.-E T. du
Pont de Nemours Co.. Inc 46o45
tombstone. Grace E.L. StroocA
Ct al. ................. s7,2o
Kahn. Alox-Butier Bros. s.... 1870
KhohnberG. Sanlncl and Louis
BiJou Waist Cob. Cer:cl-
man E. al...................'. 1.7sl94
l.ittieiield, Henry W.M. B. Me-
caIfc lr............ ............ s.os7.S
I,evenson. Belle G. Is. G Leven-
son'--American FreudenbeC.
Co. Inc. '.....;........... assS4
New York city ty............... 7tos.7d
La usker samuel III T Case 1870
Lauro. Paul and Margarct--A.
Nerrln ,................ 5.1ol.2o
Lssonwtz. Ben. and Gus Shcn-
KEW. Zr'orden. en.........-.... l,0eG.41
Monand, Reuben richardson
Hotel Co.. ................... 1915
don Guarantee and Accident
Co. Lid. .,......-............ 9.o<S.74
Murphy. Ben-Max Marx, Inc. 5000
Ma'goiIs. tfcrnan-j Seldin.. 3s92s
MlHolin, MichaPl--, Iemkin- 1851
Meyers henry VT Barry 1854
Newell. Gertrude - Fe!ner Drey
fuss. Inc ......... ........... 1871
Ogden, James F-E Sarasohn
ct al -: --................. 2o77.s2
O'keefe. Nathaniel N, and Charles
II PatteneillH Epstein. 545l5
Phencism Distributing Co. Inc
J NJ Kramer ...:...... S.7le45
RRishel Bros Co. 1no-T Pat
terson ................ 7sSS8
Rothschld. Isaac-L r Zwiliing. lo.oss 81
Same-Same Observation-Disclosures. 10. .0S6. 81
Salne--Sams. ...-.............. l0,036. ! .
Rouland. Fred-Ns,ionsl Casket
60 ................. 5000
Roth. Edwa rd-M /. Lew al. go o9
Seisel. Louis, and Abraham Blum
Cole Motor co OF New Yora
INC 2.0op.k@
siivergod. Max: jacob Singer aud
Reuben levin tColumbn Pro-
vision Co)-kdausz Casing Co. lg4.04
= SHirt CO. inc.l Franckcl IL. 50
StrasburGer. Samuel M-Com-
bined industries. Inc. ....... .U49.oi
Segcl Louis-Cole Motor CO OF
Y, Inc. :..:................. 1.ss7.z5
Selgman. frviny-Pubic Natl
Bank OF N Y..............,.. 174so
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
" onan's List Good

!, Vpos'iou- have purchs,na 49,,
OF seru,,.,o. my nNTs'nent the inclosed ist
whether vou VOW, cocl,1 should nke to know
,,Ns'iA,n's for woman who !, r, ~"S,o.o 10
can .','ni upon them for an inrnn,o
W. a"vrd 10 take a slight ris,, IN,
n'h. to have Your good ad,iro - 'u. NouId
H,v"" concerning theso boudn or "us
lix.- = 90, ~ You roNsider hritor 1'hS
l..rni Co,,,,, ,cn3Sy lvsnia ohio Power ana
,rr ,,,'..tpsnl hist mortgage and refund
w. S"N'hS iund .'aS duo 1910. - 600
,,.,,...', Nrcncor steel Comp.r, urst
|So sinking fund 7s due ia. g. noo
\ ga York Telephone Co,nna,, ,oc 90; s-;o"o
,,N'l gag series A. S. due iaAt g" 'fuao ooo
ieat' ga ono S.Hsi n'arine equipment ~ duc
= snorf l. rs oase and rounding So. doe ,o5i
: = vpo ONO Power Company nrst mor,rsro
e. ooo IYm.lng sinking fund Is, due iaoI
ss'V"o Dutch East Indies So dns AZ,
{, {, > oDo Ainsdoin Of EegiuIa ss due Int
N"'oeo Province of Alberta I,cttihridrar
os due 1891 5000 Ttdsi osae" on c,n, cS's
cue lFSl. $1,000 irreuch Cities pold honG
o. Que lso4 $1,000 Puget SOUND rovor
sna 1a., h'sN general and reiundng 7l.s, due
lF4l' $4,000 RIO Graude do Sui sjnkinr
.uhn IS cue 1916. $4,000 Great Northern
- quo 1886 s. 600 Union Tank car Cow,
ntny rt' EQUIPMENT trust -, due 1885, 81 600
Nallread es. due 1?2e; So 600 City Of Sas-
Natoon. n"minion of Canada. 5ias due
1r95' '-n9s SS'ooo Fepubiic Of Chic ,wcnty-ycsr
so'd IS. duo l9A1; $1,000 kingdoi,, OF Be,
siuN Ss. due la4l.--C. { q.
Answcr-Your bonds IN general arc
good Investments, VIC think. The
Nickw'rc Spencer steel -. tho Rio
Graudc do Sui and the Bethlehem Steel
marine equipment Is arc a business
man investment. and If you wanted
considerably to strengthen your in
vestment position VIC suggest that YOU
consider shifting from these into
American Locomotive preferred, United
States Steel preferred and Corn Prod.
ucts preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Simmons. Leonard ". Oscar I.
Richards. Geo " Richards aud
albert r Egeihon e. B Rich
ards & Co)-Ruby Steamship,
Ltd .-................', i2fYel
man; ,s...-............ 1osoo
Vidal, Claudfe and Claudi. Vi
ds. lnc--E Bcrtrend ........ 2c,4si75
Weiss John C-American News
per Advertising Agency. 3ss.46
W.lch, Clarence J-Ntl Bank Of
Comn'Hrce Of Detroit. ..... 1.0742o
WsX. Jacob. I'D Benjsmin Lewis
Proctor Gambei Distributing
Go ...-.... ..--........... 24sso
IN Bronx County
he FIRST nalne IS that OF the deb,or
ALLEGRO. Michael-Co,n 4, onwealtb
Finance Corp. ....-.. ..-...... s4aosS
brcnner. MaA-A. Wess...... 3t9y
BIa min William P Marshall
fleid 4 Co -.---...... 1S4ls
.dward Esenberser--I. Astroft -9i.oa
Esenbeiecr. Edwsrd--Ssine. o0oS
first Mortgage ana Real Estate
90, 80 + Mclntyre ......... .;l2S
.,'os"' usene NJ Dood. o.3.i;
9.,,i. .9.tte-',s NJ ..,-. ...-..-..-.. IA.
Nlici Ar.hur--t". j. Osborn Co ls1%i
Mafas'ia, Angelina. snd reret.io
N.c.s NJ. p Gould et at 7Is7
Hossl W!ilian--i Frfedsn Il1,a3
Setback. William - Ahnemsn &
lonnk ne -lc. :nc................ 9sees
x.. \. Ti~'es Co. 1929
Nolf, AIR rahsn-af. Gottlieb Jfst0
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Paying Bills bv Dividends

Questicn--Thc inc.oscd card WAS received
with my gas bill. few days ago VIII
YOU please give me your opinion IN regard
70 my buying fcw shares in this Public
Service Corporation OF New Jersey Gas =?
An eary way to pay this bill, buy Pub
lic Service Corporation of New Jersey {
per cent cumulative preferred stock and
let tho dividends cover tho cost of your
gas electric service. X would take
only few shares. which can be bought on
monthly payments. Price: 500 a share
and accrued dividends. Terms: $40 down
and SO monthly a share And YOU get
per cent interest while saving the price
" Inc stock Ask any employee for the
Details. s.'A. W. c.
Answcr-.We think Public Service
Corporation Of New Jersey preferred
stock a business mans investment.
There is this advantage in subscribing
to it, if you are one Of The companys
customers. that it is easier for yoN
than it would be FOR some one living
outside the state to keep track Of pub
lie feeling toward the company and
likewise Of its earnings. You should do
this IN the case OF this preferred stock
and the public sentiment toward the
company is especially important in
tina public utilities have suffered Sc
vcrely in tho past through adverse pub
lie opinion resulting in regulation
which cut down earnings.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

: Has Steam Laundry Inc--Car
man supply 60. Inc ........ So. 80
Albright, James r-p II Hunter 1854
Acooelii. lohn--lf Samurin. loc s.
Allen. Franklin ". Law Report
ing 60. Inc. and Law Publish
ing Co. Inc-L = Kobsrts.... 1904
Alderman, Howard--Al pha Elec
trio Go. Inc ................ AZ -
Archer, Richard AW l. Schry
vci' .................. .e52 81
Bates. Mary-Iteilnning Boot
Shop. Inc ..........-...... ia ~
Blum Abra ham--Coie Motor Co
Of New York, Inc ........... 1862.
Clifton 4 lssacs. inc-F liawlcy ff3. Is
C1I-on~ cob-~Loht; Realty GO l4'.o,
Callahan. loaepb 4 aud James
Forrisau -~CrConnor Haura-
han l.,. ............. 1sa.5t
1'ity Of Ncw Iork--W. G. Ta'nincy 400. o.
rqn.scn Victoria. !. Noinalein. I.,.s.o.
Diamond Harlow-J. J.. Mershon
Lumber 60. ............- 4. :.
nan Vul E--G ID. .Stcwart.. 'I5o. 90
Flynn, Chas. M.--W. Weiuer. lilo.
Co.. Inc ................... 1,21s.S4
Freed william and Jacob Wish-
usr--D Dublin ct al ,.,.....,....-- ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Shift in Bonds Approved

Nuostion-- Wha, do You th,ni Of NJ Is &
~ PRIOR lion 9s. series y bonds. now soil
lns around ''-'1 . I have Baltimore
selling around rs. am thinking Of cX-
Shanging the baltimore & Onto 4lss Tor
~ h q T. SO prior lion. ls the NJ. h &
T. well secured? don't Iiko tho Balti.
more & Ohio situation.--J. 4. f.
Answcr-We think the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas new prior lien 5s, Sc
r'es A, good investment. They are
secured by mortgage on almost the
entire railroad property OF the system
and we think your suggestion of shift
ing from Baltimore & Ohio convertible
~ TO these a good one.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Judgments Filed

Tho following Judgements were flied yes
- day. he first name being that OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06

Every ScotTissue Towel contains
millions of soft Thirsty Fibres, which
absorb four times their weight in water.
They make ScotTissue the quickest.
drying, most satisfactory towels made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-06

And now-at last, an improved,
modem towel service for modem offices.
A sanitary, economical service every
Office can afford.
Own your own complete out6t-a
fineplate-glassmirror; an attractive nickel
plated towel rack and a carton of $50
Scot issue Towels-all for $500, the
special Introductory price.
Your office supplies dealer, staioner,
druggist or department store can furnish
this combination set and supply you
regularly with ScotTissue Towels as you
may require.
You Il realize the advantages of hav-
ing ScotIissue Towels in your office when
you know how easy they are to use-how
Efficient convenient, economical and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Date for Wool
Growers Convention
To Be Fixed Soon

The date viii bc sef fof the annual
convention uf 900, New Mcsico Wool
Growers association convention.
which viii Doe h,id In Albuquerque
this year aH soon as Trng"r miller
.returna frpm Washington. ~ e..
wliorD hc ha. been for the past
month Hc announced during tho
naw week. lint he would probably
hr In Alhuaueruue the first few days
Of February. and nt that time would
outline definite plans fur the Wool
Growers meeting.
Nv MILLER went go Washington
soon after the first Of Tho year gs
tho ruurescntntivc 90 New MeNicu
sheen men on the committee sent hy
the snutiern Tariff t~nssocintion 60
fostify heforc ne congressional com
miticp on e. permanent tariff In
letters which hnN. bean received from
him by the secretary uf tho Wool
Growers association here. be states
that ho believes re- better tariff b. ~
sight on wool ttp predicts that
the tnrirf on raw wool coutent Will
Doc placed OF go cents and 900 drg
hides Ht o. cents
while In Washington Mr. Miller
attended the national HpricuiI ural
conference. which wlli probably clos.
uu january 49, Immediately after
The ylnsr 81 this conference lie viii
return fu New MrNicn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers Association
Valencia County Drainage
Excursion to MesilIa Valley
Proves a Profitable One

g,,tget 1roipa.. aud f-f.tp,ti,p IA.
costs al co-nsrncttnu nn.r,tinu and
nat,tnra,re ami no bennfif. n, close
.n-nn.r,tttr ,yi,b a., ,..t, mott, Co.,
W.. a. roI,,w.yo,d 10 rcrttm1.
la, Far H. .fgciencv and s,n..d fb.i
is ,ngfu.,re yvet. rcrognty.d IA. 49,,
r...t In tb, vyorld Nh s.furnino IA.
ca acted ~ Interpreter ana Translated
Mr.. Brooks talk to the farmers. VITA
greatly appreciated tho c~omprehou-
sive n instructive explanation To
date tho farmers have rot paid one
cent for drainage and irritation con-
Sttuctiuu.
The third dhv tho excursion visited
the Sintc college aud WH- shown ever
the campus hN Dr Kent WHERE the
engineering. livestock and hctflcul-
'lral dcpurtmcnts Interested nll the
farmers.
An,r two hours spout nc the roll
ieF, the excursion Inspected 90 Ruth
ducu cleaning machine Ht work T'hiH
IN % small muVnhle tVpc ~ drrierr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
New Mexico Wool Growers
Governor Mechem Definitely Accepts
Invitation to Address Convention
OF Cattle and Horse Growers
Association

tn have members who want subjects
treated in this form to communicate
with Mr. Caihersou as early as
possible
The meeting of rhe executive
board which will he held on tho
day preceding the opening OF the
convention. viii be thc most import
ant part Of the annual meeting and
every member Of the hoard will u"
u.rrd to D.. present N ;his meet
lur an ~ the legislaiion ,for the
meeting will be drawn ur As the
uauul meeting Tits year VIII Doe Tor
only two days instead Of sur three
DAVIS nv in former years tbig work
will he especially necossai-
An automobile show win b" iu
progress In Inn Vegas durinE tho
week NJ the convention 49, q xbeciai
attraction for the people who will
attend. The committee In charge ~
this show II WORKING in c~o-opera;ion
with the a-rrane"mcnt committee ~
thc cattle nnd Horse Growers assr-
citation to arrnnrc their programs
in the hest way to conform WIN
each other.
II ls expected ti1t fh" convention
thI. wear will be- the best In attend
Nee Tor many years Judging from
the interest which is hoing taken ~,
frockmen In ID already The cUtiiua
90 the TINS Tor the convention Co i've
dhNr wtH done especially to- uthli,
DO possible for more Of the stock.
mon 60 nucud ~hp might non No.
nhls tu get away from their wogi
fnr the extra day o. Be- also hoped
that the business viii not lag sine,
DO will have to Do. condensed anI
the interest will De- kept up lettei
Tuuu previously.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly opens Every Air
Passage-clears Throat Too.

n Your nnstriis arr eineRrd spd' your
head ~ stuffed bacaus" Of nasty
rathrrh or O cold, apply % little puie.
antisepflc cream into your nostrils.
u penetrates through every air pas
saee soothing and hsnling swollen
infamcd membranes ms YOU get In
stnnt relief.
Try this. Get a small bottle ~
Elys cream Balm nj any druE Store.
Your clogked nnHtrils open right M,
your head b. clear, no more hawking
or snuffiing Count flftv. An the
sttfnlness. dryncss. struggling for
breath IN gone Non feet fine
tcnstnntinoule was named Hygau-
tium hef0tS the turks captured u
nbout $40 ID e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Roswell Orchardists
Plan to Smudge

HoSWEila \ jan 2s-koF-
we'll o%rchsrdists have pronted from
the experience of last spring which
demonstrated nj clearly the value
OF The smudne pot as an ald 10 n
apple nrower and They are making
much more more effective prepare
tons for smuggling than ever hefore
More than that, they have COTTON
away from the old idea that a ire"
viii bear nruit ahuu6h mtly regard
less of whether ur uot 10 Dr. cared
Tor and nrG giving their orchards
the pruning % cultivation theN
need Win The belief that rcturns
from their orchards win be oomen-
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Hides Tanned

Al.o mts aad made ur iuis FINE FtRS
COATS ROBES. Ml1TS etc.. AZ "a savur
~ in ta-r cent w s|so tHn hnruesa and
lace leather. An wuFl guaranteed Don q
fHii 20 ret our prices Send fnr rataiar No
81 and shipping iars lta.h paid Tor hide
aui furtl
X. G TANNING CONPANN.
gIp Main ~. Kansas Cty. No
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

Are thoroughly trained ad writers
II Won 50 desire, they will gladly
assist yoa in wording your adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

one home ~ EVERY Two 10 the rural
districts ar Ontnrio has q Telephone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

owls are great mons and rat
oatchcrs. besides killing harmful in-
zet42
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

St %6ai sd 20 - isss ss, pub
Isnei iau 20. ig.2
Date 1f sale on or after reb. % in2a
H,porsa By Tom Bourhonia. brand Ia
kprft1r of HIuron. \. " Oct. 20. 1921
proreeas ~ ore horse caught in ship
mont branded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

NNaetrf H-g2ap
First phhn.bsd isn. 20 ioa2i last pub
iished Feb O. 1egg.
Pats 81 ssiei On or sitter March S 1879
reported by NAyior Cattle Company ~
EAst i4as Vegas y n Jan 81, te2s.
nas 3 yssrald red notified face row sna
unbranded calf branded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

No 1t04R SGD G
Firtt puhh med Jan
lishsd Jan. 20 iaae
Date ~ sale On or
Hsportei hY : y
\ A.. lac ~ ia22
Ons . year old black
hranded
10 g0a5 go
First published fsn.
hshcd Fsh ., i022
Date n sale IN Or
Reported by + n
y A. Jan n ia2e,
enc lNsar Old black
Walter bull unhrHnded
Sc 2npn TIA
FIRST Published ian
iiahed Fsb O. ieae
Date OF sale on or
lt.parted ~ Roy -
n - Jan i2 1919
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

Reported by Gland Nsafus. Inspector. o.
Albuquerque q NJ Nov T. 1921.
nns q 90 .yr-r old rrd road Gov BRANDED
~ L. .uN. u-anL.L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
sszM SlE

rirsi uuhlshsd Jan 20 1879 last puh
lshrd Jan. ~. 1922
Date n sale On or after Feb. IS 1929.
Reported ~ Tom BeurhoniA, brand ln.
suesinr. ~ Rinsnn \ NJ. Oct 20 1871
Proceeds II one horse caught In ship
mont branded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

No. lH0f BS t4qoA
Fhsf publidisd Jan ~. i9a2 last pub
ishsd Jar 20 i9e2.
Date u ale; On Or after Feb. - 1879.
Rerorfca hy Alfred Hunter brand In
1891.
one ~ year, IN am mare and colt branded
LII faUe lFn alNularf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

Reported fy william NJ ioliy 81 blue
vatet. s. " Ihu b 1872.
one fyrurola sprrrl hofsr branded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
Sd NNnl

rs, pssi " Jos. 90 iess i.., cab.
iished feh b 1898
Date q sale On or after March s. is22,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

No a0a5 HaelB
firf pnthshsa ian. 90 1879 last pah.
Uihed Feb D. ia2g.
Date - safe IN or after March S ioe2
Reported b. o s Gihsan Of Demine
a ~. Ian "a I092.
Onr 2 year old rod COW and 5.mohths' old
calf branded
left Uhs eArn marked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

|" rHI NH7W
ffrst published lan 20 1919 iasi pub
ishea Fsh ,, toa3.
Dais o. ssis On or after March b. is9a
Rsphrtsd ~ NsSiar Catus Compsny Of
Fast las NfEHs, n. n jan q. fBee.
One 5yrafold red white face COW aud
unbranded ealf hranaed
laU shouidaf left ribs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

No Is92 He-9sTsR
First nuhiiAhed tan. %, lo22 last pub
Hehrd Ian 20 1929
Daie u sale on Or after Fob, -, 1923
Reported hy Alfred Hunter. brand in
spector ~ Aiamogordo. y ~, Nov, Il,
1891.
One l.year.old has mare. branded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

wis rntrik-f ~. 20. lsaa las, pub
lshrd feh. 3 1929.
Date of .aiei on or after March s is2e
Reported. BY Ns,ler Cattle Company %
kast La Vegas \ NJ. Jan 81 iee2
Owe A-yrsr-oia rcd noitied face Gov and
unbranded calf, branded
faHt .N.aNN.. l.s. IA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29

Before 1875 iherr were No stnch
exchanges IN Japan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-29
'! q

rss.s aisRed u. 90 isss las, pub.
1ished Feb. 9. f9e2.
nets 81 -aie o. OF shsr March 3 iaa9
New-York tribune., 1922-06-14

Roity, a tnck-set ohimpanzec, who
has seen all parts Of the United siates,
saw Coney Island last night During
two hours Of freedom she strolled
serenciy down Surf Avenue. visited
two fashionable cafes. a barroom ana
a radio station. climbed all over a giant
racer. ate sandwiches. crabs and pies.
and all the time kept two jumps ahead
Of the entire police contingent Of the
Concy Island precinct, her own frantic
trainer and two animal catcher, who
had learned the business IN darkest
Africa. 1T 81.
show al Bowery and Jones walk. Last
night Oscar Huey. her trainer nap
nened 70 be somewhere else, and Betty
slipped out and proceeded bithiy up
Jo!+e Talk toward Surf Avenue un-
conscious fthc screams ana 'nrleks
Of terrified passersby.
Tho Assembly Restaurant IS at
Jones Walk and Surf Avenue. one oi
tho busiest spots on Coney Island. IL
was ismmed at i0.30 when Betty long
of arm and short of leg. poked IN ner
head In an instant the chimpanzee
bad the restaurant all 10 herself and
calmly seated herself at table and
pornded upon a table with tne sll'eI
ware for service. But there was no
service AZ the Assembly for. Betty.
This seemed be quickly apparent
New-York tribune., 1922-06-14
Chimpanzee Sees Coney Island,
With Police Force in Her Wake

10 the chimpanzeo and shc soon left her
sea. and started for Surf Avenue. pick
ing up some crabs on her way out.
Traffic Policeman Joseph Foran saw her
then. and for the next two hours FoTan
was a monkey chaser and not traihe
cop. Before Betty had gone hfty yards
down the avenue al Coney Island set
out boz purlii.
From the rcstaurant Betty proceeded
10 United Cigar store. emptied H.
end then went in her own way 20 the
hir --it-,au restaurant That was
f'so cmptied m record time, and Betty
rndinp that the pursuit was growing
hot. scamnercd Of 10 the merry-go-
round near by. The sight Of tho chin
ranzec caused somebody n stop the
merry y-go-round. caused al persons
riding upon IL to shrek, and caused
the pursuing police 70 rush up IN full
But the nimble Bety was not
through with her adventures. She
paid a visit 10 Maple Gardens. forced
an orcsestra 20 stop in the middle Of
n iazz number and then climbed n the
radio station Of Charles a. feltman
jr.. son Of the proprietor of the res
faurant. After scampering over the
Giant racer the adventurous chin
nance was finally cornered in n bath
room At peterEon's Hotel.
Oscar huey cornercd her and oscar
Fusy carried her back home, oscar
Huey Gays BETTY won't 60 sightseeing
again soon.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-14
John ID. at Swimmin' Hole
OF Boyhood at Moravia
With Party of Relatives. He
Starts Annual Tour of
Finger Lakes Region

AUBURN. y. Y. June 10. John D.
Rockefeller to-day visited his boyhood
home at Moravia. where he played and
worked and earned his first penny.
With John D. jr. and other relatives
I'm a rctinuc that numbered eighteen.
tho oil king is on his annual tour Of
the Finger Lakes region Of central New
York, leaving Moravia for watkins.
To-day. for the first time since ~
was christened Rockefeller Highway by
twenty-three Chambers Of Commerce
in the Finger Lakes Association. the
Rockefeller party drove over the road
fror, Auburn to Owcgo. Mr.. Rocko-
fcllcr showed his party at Moragia the
roor, where as boy he slept. with
snow sprinkling the blanket when the
wind sent IL sitting through the chinkg
in tho wall. lie recalled the old swim
min hole ard he pointed out tho place
whore he discovered a Wild turkey hen,
followed her 10 her nest. captured her
brood. raised them and thereby earned
his first money.
Owasco Lake. &C seen from his for
mer home. was three fect higher to-
dsv. because Of the recent oloudbuTsi
thar Il was when he played on IT'S
shores.