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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28
AUTOMOBILES


FOR SALE. Ford sedat. just like new,
$3.50. Phone $50.
EXPERT radiator repairing o. X. Sheet
Metal Works, ~ North Third
FOR SALE--Dodge car. or Ford sedan,
wire wheels. 100 North Edith.
FOR SALE-Dodge truck (GrahamJI or
trade for furniture. 400 care Journal
FOR SALE -- K-45 Buick touring car;
first-class condition Bond Dillon Co.
city
CASH PRICES for used cars. any c0ndt-
ton. Mcintosh Auto Co. 81 West
Copper.
FOR SALE Some extra good used cars
easy terms Mcintosh Auto Co.. 81
West Copper.
WANTED-YOUR USED CAR; will pay
best cash price. Viaduct Garage. 500
South Sec nd
FOR SALE--Two good Fords, 5000 and
$22J. Inquire hunters garage, 907
West Mountain road.
L" Z SALE-Ford touring car and Ford
truck. Ind ire Iunters Garage, guf
West Mountain road.
FOR sALE-Hupmubie touring car Al
shap' five good tires cheap. quick
sale Niaduct Garage.
FOI sALE-New Oakland Six; will sell
for cash or trade for property. 2l1
East Central, phone 797-W
FOR SALE New ano second hand Ford
honeycomb radiators o. X Sheet
Metal Works. 2lI North Third
FOR SALE-By owner, oue-ton Tord
truck, 1920 model; a bargain IL sold
soon w n Logan, 5lots West Central
FOR sAIE-l9l9 Foro roadster, Dodge
Brothers roadster, to trade for Ford
touring car, with starter. 407 West Cop
per
ATTENTION, CAR OWNERS stor-
e by night 25c by month. So. Kent
Avenuc Auto Laundry, 7l0 West Kent,
phone 6Gl.
FOR sALE-One-ton Fora truck 5000
worm drive; Ed, hight Buick. $500
Ford touring Sl2j; Studebaker. five pas
senger, s250 ll6 Yves, Gold.
LEARN 10 DRIVE
LESSONS by a capable man driver For
rates or appointment see Mr. Morris
Drlveress Ford Co., 12l North Third
JUST THINK, ONLY $i85
FORD touring five ares, full tools, new
springs camp bed, eeat, three can rack
for oil; good conditiS real bargain
ccsfman, 1924 North Second. phone
1727-W.
FOR sALE-Dodge Brothers touring,
extra good buy; new top, diversified
tires; also Ford touring and speedster,
and Maxwell touring. ]. Korber & Co..
Auto Department, Dodge Brothers deal
ers, Phone 7S3
SAVE so to 75 per cens on used parts.
tires nheels magn .tos, bearings.
springs, etc. Our stock grows larger
daily Parts In stoc for overlands. 90,
80; Chalmers Maxwell truck an pleasure
car, Chevrolet, 400, Paige 4, REQ 4, Stude-
baker and g. Mcintosh Auto Co.,
311 West Copper.
DRIvERLEss FORD CO.
FORDS FOR RENT--Rates t5c per mile,
81 per hour minimum. Special rates
week days. Ask for them. 121 North
Third, phone $50.
WHEN IN NEED or
TIRES, rims, carburetors, springs. mag
netos generators, wheels gears, axles,
bearings, horns, accessories.
COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS.
We have salvaged to date tie follow
ing cars: Buick, Maxwell, Chandler.
Mitchell, Chevrolet 400 and y. b.. Over
land, every model; IIup Odds. Grow, E;I-
hart, REQ. bort. Saxon, studebaker. both
and 6.
vIAOUCT GARAGE,
500 SOUTH SECOND.
Largest pasts house a the state.
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FOR SALE--Two eighty acre farms. both
under irrigation, one with buildings;
twenty acres in alfalfa on one; terms.
Inquire Of owner 42lH South Broadway
room T.
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FOR RENT--Office Room,

FOR RENT--oftice rooms, s5l q West
Central
FOR RENT Desk space Apply Koshare
Tours ana West Gold.
FOR RENT--Office rooms, Luna Stricken
building korber Auto Department.
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! 21O w. Gold. Phone 0O7-W.
FOR RENT--Roona
>-~-~~-~->-~-~--~----- ------------~->--.--..
FOR RENT Room. 516 West Copper.
FINE modern room, ladies. Phi, 2S5s-W.
FOR RENr-Light househeeping rooms
S21 Z West Central
FOR RENT = Futllshed rooms, 27s
south Waiter, phone 1921.
FOR RENT-Large unfurnished room
IKE new. ia South Edith.
FOR RENT-rhree furnished housekeep.
ing rooms. 9l9 North Fourth,
FOR RENT--Rooms, 1913 North Walter,
opposite good boarding house.
TWO ROOMS, furnished for housekeep.
ms no sick. AN West Silver.
FOR RENT-I'urntshed rooms for light
Housekeeplng 500 South Second.
FOR RENT-Two rooms ror light house
keeplng 42S West Irot; no sick
For RENT-Furnished room, close in;
reasonable: Apply 2Q7 North Fifth.
FOR RBNI-Two nice clean front house.
heeplng rooms, 121h North Third.
FOR RENT-Three rooms for house,
.-. AeePlngi bath, porch sos South Third.
FOR RENr-Two furnished rooms f1i
IIgl NJ housekeeping. 1877 West Central
ROOM and sleepIns porch. adjoining
oaln SOI south Edith, phone 1901
For RENT-Front furnished room, prT.
Yate entrance, garage. 1907 North
Second. -
FOR RENT-LARGE ROOM, no sick,
SI5 a month; also garage. S2l North
Fourth. 'V' :"
FOR RENT-TwO rooms and sIeepIng
porch furnished or unfurnished. 7OI
West Coal
FOR RENT-Nice large room and sleep
oo ihe poreh' modern near car line. Phone
-09g- w.
FOR RENT-Furnishe room. gentlemen
only reasonable, els North Third,
phone 1779-W.
FOR RENT-One furnished room with
kltehenotte. for light housekeeping.
no West lead
FOR RGNT-Modern sleeping room adj.
Joining path. Averill apartments, 2OSB
North second.
FOR RENT-Cheap, several unfurnished
roomsi call from s. a. m. to s D. m
los South Edith.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms and
Sleeping porch for two; no children
1lO South Walnut
ro,,i Len Two nght housekeeping
e,tG g. Wlter anu hghts paid. 222
.-91In n IoLoaalMay.
FOR rem - Beautifully furnished room
eog Nnrtb go, MI fteu hain'h
=. =.
fOit kENT--After April i, nicely fur
nlslted front room, in modern home
close IN. Phone 1s15-R.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, with
private entrance and east front. Phone
-! south wafer.
FOR RENT-1f you want a first-class
ca1l AZ 5ie sontb raith po' =" anu o"'n
7,7;7-, =. --------
~. hhN - ufhace heated front room
eIeuhd 1loor' adjoining bath. SOP West
1tulL phone 2O42-J.
bo,s ~, s ro,l f9oalsi also ign'
1-,rst ana So,,rai Inns iihpeii"i AhheA'
g.. 49, ~. :, =. ------.---
- " hhN Two clean rooms, fcI
hoosekeepins' close In, also conven-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28

BIG OPENING Of farm ard uck lands
in tie beautiful Chama Valley this
spring. Write X. Heron, Chama. New
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28

FOR SALE--Five acres IN Frutvaie, near
paved road; fine grape or chicken
ranch; easy terms TO right party. Phone
sos, or apply room Is, First National
Bank, or zoe South Arnu,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28

&c SALE Wheat drill. corn planter,
moving machine. hay rake. tractor,
tractor pillow. three bottom and three
disc plows team p ow. harrows, Fresno
scraper, three horses, three Jersey cows
two bulls harness: also garden and
farm cutivators. portable platform
scales. counter scales and two wagons
one alfalfa rea. etor. Apply VI Manns
Eardap
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FOR SALE--Furniture

FOR SALE ~Fnrnit1fe' IN fine condition
$40 South High
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FOR RENT--Rooms

FOR RENT-Room. 516 West Copper.
FINE modern room ladies. PHI 2859-W,
For RENT-Light housekreping rooms
32f Z West Central
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TYPEWRITERs

IfPEWRlTERs--All makes ayerhauIs1
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine, Alhuquerqnr typewriter Es-
change. phone 903-J. 49, South Fourth
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WANTED---Roons

YOUNG MAN. convalescent. wishes sin
gle room. or sleeping porch. downstairs
preferred near restaurant; give full par
tfculars in first letter, Address S. II.
W care journal -..-,-.-.3
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FOR SALE---Kanches

~-f
FOR sALE--A small ranch, three-fourths
mile west of bridge; modern house. A.
]. James.
BIG OPENING Of farm ard uck lands
in tie beautiful Chama Valley this
spring Write X. Heron chama. New
Mexico.
FOR SALE or RENT-Twenty-se
acre ranch, stock and tools; under main
ditch; ready to paint terms. W. !.
Sanders, Paiarito. n. NJ.
FOR SALE--Two eighty acre farms, both
under irrigation, one with buildings;
twenty acres in alfalfa on one; terms
Inquire Of owner 42lH South Broadway
room Z.
FOR sALE--Five acres in Fruitvaie, near
paved road; fine grape or chicken
ranch; easy terms to right party, Phone
G9S, or apply room 10, First National
Bank, or 70G South Arno,
FOR sALE--'rhirteen.a ranch. on Old
Town boulevard; good slx-ruom house
and out buildings; ALFALFA all kinds of
fruit and berries. owner leaving account
ot h1alth. Phone S4S, or oSnci, e+l7 RI.
FOR SALI;--Ranch, two miles from pOsG-
office four acres, on main ditch, double
house. garage, milk house. good chicken
houses, blooded chickens and turkeys;
also furniture and tools; terms. Phone
2416-J5.
FOR sALE-Nlne- r0uch, on main
ditch, one and one-half miles west OF
Barelas bridge: new three-room adobe
house and garage; quarter mile from
school house. Phone ?A0i-J2, or post
office box 295.
FOR SALE-Ranch Of nearly 500 acres,
part heavily wooded, perpetual springs
Ideal cattle range; herd OF registered
Herefords, horses chickens; farm imple-
ments; Large } ouse, corrall. several
small out-buildings: orchard. Illness in
family makes 1t necessary to sell. Price
and terms reasonable. Address l., f.
Bowman. care postofflce box ali. Albu.
querque. n NJ.
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DRESSjMl7A.KING

DHESSMAKlN G--By the day or at home.
s02 West Iron, phone 1901.
HE&STITCHlNG pleating. Williams MIL
linery, zoe South Broadway, phi. 777-J,
HEMST1TCHING AND PICOTING. Sin.
ser Sewing Machine Company. III
West Gold, phone 7S7-W.
EXPERT dressmaking and artistic de-
signing. In latest and advanced modes
Mrs. Maurice Rosen, 625 South Arno.
PLEATING. accordion. side and box
mail orders. N. Crane ais North
seventh Crane Apartments, phone S14.
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toR RENT Furnished apartments, com
venlent to sanatorinms, four ronr,s
glassed-in sleeping porches. gas: on East
central car line. Call 1891 East Central
or see McMilion & Wnod phone s4s.
THE WASHINGTON, 1902 West Cen
FaL Here's the chance You have been
looklng Tor; newly furnished medium
sized front apartment Inquire at apart
ment No. 1. j. d. Ealfin' PronrIetor
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FOR RENT-Furnace heated front room
ground floor, adjoining bath. 600 West
lruit nhnne 20A2-L
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WANTED--Position

WANTED - Homework by the day.
Phone 1915.
CoLoRED hand laundry. los East Coal,
phone 1505-W.
WANTED-Washing and ironing, by the
dozen or piece. Call 1909.
FOR HOUSE CLEANING. THOR waxing.
lawn work, call J. W. Lowe, 14S0-R.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants work
on Saturdays. Address box S5. univer'ty.
lIUSTLiNG salesman wants selling prop
ositlon. What have YOU to offer? Adj
dress box II. w. s., care Journal.
OFFICES CLEANED DAILl-Janitor
services: house cleaning with vacuum,
floors polished; references. Phone sfS-J.
WE AUDIT, CHECK, OPEN, CLOSE and
keep books. WILLIAMS & ZANG,
Room 8. Melini building. Phone 7Ol-W.
OFFICES CLEANED DAs4-Y-Janitor
service; house cleaning with vaeuum).
floors polished: best Of references.
Phone S13-J.
BOY SIXTEEN, wants position where
there is opportunity for advancement;
can do minor electrical work and me-
chanical drawing Call i6S9-R
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05

DC. inches wide and a Won
derful assortment of pat
terms, yd., $2.49 and $2.9S
First Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05

ters of the American reiieI aou.n
;strafiou. which in turn SENDS tneM
m its once in Russia. and they
distributed to the food station nea,-
est to the city or village ID
the recipient resides.
One of the letters recsiVeo III ~
nreciation of the food IS: -
at was very kind OF you 10 thin !.
of me and to send parcel %
American foodstuffs through IL IL
American relief administration we
ali ENJOYED receiving it and we pc
hayed like small children, so pleas,
ed were we to get so many good
things. On getting home we III
rectiy made the coffee (of course, IL
is now a substitute), but with tne
eyaporated milk it tasted very goou
after being so long without MIX Vi
sugar.
glass. and sugar 100000 rubies 9
pound. Counting in our money
the parcel costs about 13.ooo,0oe
rubIes. as rice is now $4,000 rubles
a mound. -four, $4,000 rubles
mound. and bacon 100000 rubles
bound. 1t is simply impossible te
! buy ANYTHING at the market. But
ter is $4,000 rubles a pound, mea.
| So, 900 rubles a pound, eggs, Z9,oo'
rubles each, black bread oo,ooo ru
bles a pound. and white bread L
so 900 rubles a pound. Our man
| food is potatoes, 10000 ruoies
pound"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
Just Arrived
THE NEW
PUMPS

In patent leather. Also a
shipment of Sport OxfoIds.
The most popular foot
wear right now. Priced,
$50 10 $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
For Women and
Growing Girls

In all leather brown calf, &c
with low rubber heels; all
90 to 7 in c and D widths,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
FOOD REACHING
HUNGRY PEOPLE
Red Cross Gets Word That Relief
Remittances Are Being Ex-
changed in Russia.

Local people who have sent the
American relief administration
food remittances to Russia which
relatives or friends in that country
used in exchange for food, nave
received answers in which pitifui
stories of hunger have been told.
The remittances are reaching per-
sons from whom they are intended,
local officers are assured.
In the last several weeks, many
applications for the food remit
tances have been distributed to
Rock Islanders by the local chapter
of the American Red Cross. Re
mittances totaling hundreds OF dol
! lars have been sent from this COM
munity to starving people in Rus
STA.
The application can be had at the
Red Cross on requisition, and these
are sent together with $40 or IN
multiples thereof, to the headquar-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05

been retailing for 20 cents each are
now selling for 35 and 80 cents.
Green beans jumped to 35 cents a
pound from 30 cents, but peas are
down to 20 cents a pound after a
Decent drop Leaf lettuce is Is
cents a pound cents cheaper
and head lettuce is the same at 80
cents q pound. Home grown spin
ach is also on the market this
week 1t is selling for 20 cents a
pound the same as the product
which has been shipped in.
The first egg plants, from Flor
ida, have arrived They are the
small variety but are good quality.
The price is 171z cents each. Other
prices are:
Texas onions, 10 cents a pound /;
green onions, two punches for 5
cents; radishes, 10 cents a bunch I;
beets, turnips and carrots, 1914
cents bunch; oranges. 60, 20, SO
and 80 cents a dozen; tomatoes
thot house, 35 cents a pound; to-
matoes tsouthern grown Is cents
pound; cabbage, cents a pound ;
apples, three pounds for SO cents
Eggs and Butter Same.
The egg and butter price has re-
manned stationary for the last few
weeks. Eggs are 81 cents dozen
and butter is Al cents a pound.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05

les
| old
| lass
30 to
,ugiit
[erful
he is
home
| - Il
alton
+lcous
|kllays
| and
| APP
| vince
Eton's
avell-
| livery
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05

they are fortunate to escape with
out anyone suspecting that they
are impostors Temptation of great
wealth was too much for the two
fortune hunters" and when they
were given an opportunity to live
luxuriously brought about by mis-
taken identity. they decided to play
the part OF deceivers. They located
in a mansion and Danny assumed
full charge, introducing his friend
Dominic as preacher.
Danny found himself in love with
Jean, an old friend of the family,
and DR.. Chiffon, a crooked cousin,
attempts to break up the match
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05

OF characters. the class play. pals
First vii fbe presented by the
seniors OF the Rock Island hign
school. next Thursday and Friday
in the Illinois theatre.
The principals. under the diree-
ton of Miss Marie A. Hiles. public
speaking teacher at the high
school. are working hard every
night after school and the re-
hearsals that have been held indi-
cate a clever presentation.
Tramp pals, Denny and Dominic,
furnish the greater share of basis
for the plot and are thrown into a
great many tangles from which
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
Eggs and Butter Same.
LEBBRRTS ARE DIVORCED.

Carrie Lebbert was granted a di-
vorce from Henry Lebbert, former
police officer, Wednesday after
noon by Judge G. o. Dietz of Mo-
line city court The Lebberts were
married March Z. 1900. A property
settlement was made in lieu of ali
mony.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
new POTATOES
AND BERRIES
DROP IN PRICE
wholesale Price Of Cauliflower Is
Doubled; Eggs and Butter
Prices Unchanged.

strawberries and new potato
prices dropped on local markets
this week.
The strawberries which have
heen coming from Louisiana have
started to arrive from Arkansas
and instead of selling at 20 cents
mint. the former price, are now
ICING retailed for 35 cents a quart.
inc new potatoes. both red and
white varieties, dropped to 10 3cents
a pound. Formerly the red variety
sold for Is cents a pound and the
ghite for 12k cents pound.
The old potatoes which jumped
IN price to so cents a peek last
week are the same this week and
sweet potatoes are selling at the
I same mark-two pounds for a quar-
ter Asparagus dropped cents a
pound, from 25 cents to 20 cents a
pound.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
CauIifower Price Doubles.

The wholesale price of cauli-
aower-$2 a crate-went to 81 a
crate this week and heads that have
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
LOTS OF FUN IN
SENIORS PLAY
Cast Working Hard Upon "Pals
First to Be Presented at
Illinois Theatre.

Interspersed with merriment.
humor and clever impersonation
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05

hv claiming that the real Dick eFs-
Teton and owner of the mansi9u.
whom Danny is fmpersonatfngss IS
dead
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
CHILDREN'S
SHOES

ChildreR's Shoes in
sizes 5 TO s and reas-
onably priced at
$3.50 and $1.9S pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
BOYS
OXFORDS

All leather in black
only, sizes 5 to 6.
Very specially priced
at pair ....... Sl.So
First
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-05
SILK TAFETTA

SO inches wide, good as
sortment of colors, also
black and white giEgham
checks, yd., ...... Sl.7S
First Floor
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
European Wheat Area
Less Than Tast Year
Rvc Acreage Largcr: Increase
Mainly IN Poland: Corn Plant
ing prngrcasino Rapidly

WAS7-INGTON Nav p The arAa
winter wheat for 1921 22y ~
Euro3ean countries for which figures
are now available. is u ,397 900 acres.
according 70 advices received by The
Dep rtmcn. Of Agriculture. This IL
! 800 900 acres lees than last year The
countries covered arc Belgium, Bul-
earia Span. FINLAND. France Poland,
Rumenia and Cecbo -Slovokia
he t0t-l area sown TO rye for the
eeHson 1921 ~. ii Tho same countries,
is ls 907 200 acres. "a compared with
80 900 last year. The increase oc-
ours mainly in Poland. where the area
sown 20 rye IA u $40 600 acroa, as com
ra~cd WITH s.s72.00o acres Inst year.
Othe- countries show s'nal decreases.
fla1tinc OF corn IL progressing
rapidly in central Europe. tho report
sad although there is complaint Of ex-
cess sjvc rain in some sections. The
quality Of the corn crop IN Argentina
s good. and fine weather is favoring
the harvesting but the yield is re
ported as not mp 70 earlg expectations.
The corn crop in Uruguay was reported
ss fair. but in the union OF South
Africa the crop was said to have suf-
cred from drouth.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

Leopold zimmerman Be-
lieves That the Securities
Would Find a Favorable
Market IN This Country

Germany, if granted a loan OF sub
stantial proportions a a result Of
the banking conference now under
way at Paris viii shortly be able to
place herself in a position where she
can balance her budget and stop the
reckless printing of paper MARKS. This
statement was made yesterday by Leo
pold zimmerman. head Of Zimmerman
&, Forshay, who further Expressed the
view that such loan would find a
favorable market in the United States,
despite the heavy losses experienced
by American investors IN German Sc
curities.
Europe at last realizes that her
salvation lies in the rehabilitation OF
Germany said Mr.. Zimmerman,
and is also conscious Of the fact that
this can only be effected through he
successful flotation of large inter
national loan which is designed part
ly to help Germany make he repara-
zion payments and partly 10 help
her get on a safe economic footing
at home
at is to be hoped chat in her own
interests. France viii abstain from
placing further obstacles in the way Of
such a loan. and if sound basis Of
security can be found there is no rea-
son why a loan of large dimensions
cannot be 'loated. The farsightedness
OF Nj Morgan. who knows the pulse OF
the American Investment market. Wi.
bring to this conference fer the first
time spirit which win be free os
any political Or diplomatic influence
calculated to place this meeting on
strictly economic footing
II am not pess ,mistic on Europe as
whole ALL op1uap1tc
questions ere pushed into the back-
ground through the consideration Of
political exiecnces, no rest can come
to Europe. To my mind it only re-
qures the revival Of the confidence
in tho German power Of construction
"a reinstil into the people OF the
world thc spirit OF friendIiness which
is so essentially important in the .e-
lat.ons Of people
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
May import Radio Sets
DaAing Inquiries in the Ger
man Market

German made radio apparatus may
soon be selling in the American market
in competition with radio sets made
here. Several importers have made
inquiries in Germany concerning the
possibility Of German factories sup
plying them with such apparatus
efore the war Germany did large
foreign trade in electrical apparatus
Little Information concerning the avail
2biiity of the raw materials used IN
the manu- Sacture Of redi" receiving sets
in Germany is available at present, but
importers believe that something can
he done along tho line Of bringing over
German maze sets
The inability O. American makers to
supply current demands for apparatus
has led 10 u securing o. the worlds
markets for row sources Of supply. So
far Germany appears - he INC most
promising source.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
Tu~kis., Mr1air Market

Consul General Ravndal. Constantin-
orle. reports to the department. of Com
0lerce n~rted revival of trade in the
ConstantjnoYic n,ohair market The de-
m nd. both from America ard England.
rues rong ana about 800 bales were
supplied to both countries. Available
stocks arc very ins gnGcant and. as
Amer can and English Importers are not
well supplied, such demand as had not
been expressed since the boom days OF
1919 and 1920 depleted the market Tn
less Imports increase greatly. which is
not likely, because OF further deprecia-
t1on of the plaster a continuation of this
activity cannot be expected.