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New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

SUPREME COURT Of IhT yo1s SiA'0
EMILE J. OzANNT,. Plaintiff ags:aSTs T,s.o. nn.
OI-ARD PORET. Luc.sn Pore; ana ~ nsssi ssni
Po-e+ 5otrC business under he nams rn-n, ~
styie of Porct Freres, DelenoAa~''
TO THE ABOvD NAMED DssH''D%4'
AND EACH OF THEM: % AZ.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMNo.NiaE-o and "a
s9rer the complaint IN this actiou = ths
nerve a copy OF your answer, o., ,,r-,,cne,
complaint Is not served with .niS -. pisn.
70 serve notice OF appearance en- On - a,.sr ,hs
tits Attorneys within twenty ua' =, ths GAY
service of this summons, eActnsse "a sncess
OF service. In case Of yocT .a4.u,. as.n ~ srsps.
or answer Judgment Will os Issasrr,sndsd N
you BY defaul, for the Ts-'el -e"'-
the complaint ..o,
GuGGENHEINiER. INTERN E,.s e 40 Broad.
way. Borough Of Manhattan. '''"
To Edouard Porct. Lucien Pore, snu ne snj
Poret doing business under 'n9 "0
style OF Poret Freres: ,,,cn yo1
The foregoing summons Is sefeeI! AZ NJ.
BY publication pursuant TO an r',sSe osse OF tss
Justice Charles l.. Guy. JuGts aatsi
Supreme Court. state q Ne" -. Ala With
the 10Th day OF January. lS--, si.a na 'fs rsrs O..
the complaint IN the Office OF .,v ,ne Cour:
New York County. a. he eouus' eNir County
House. Borough OF Manhattan. e''''
and State OF New York. .,.. ,sa..
GUGGENHEINER. ENTERMfEEso % Prcel.
SHALL. plaintiffs Attorneys. Nv - Nss
way. Borough Of Manhattan. C'Iy "
York ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

JAPANESE COOK. butter. houssworksr: e.
perislce1 reflrences. Agency. ias Taes
45th =. Erya-t 1857
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Commercial Credit

Nodcrate activity is reported in The
commercial money markets. Issuance
OF now commercial paper i. light and
rates are firm. Demand for CONNER
cial paper from banking institutions
remains about the same, sufficient to
absorb the present supply. Tho best
prime paper discounts at AK per cent
and ordinary prime paper at per cent.
I he American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on primo bankers accept
anccs eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
INFORMATION WAvrrn
FURNISHED ROOMS Tn1pr

ELLA: HRfTH VERY I,lPop-,-------
: rrrr-.~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Standard Oils

10 "a Aos.2.A19 a.os.,. OIL ~ s.H ~ y ~
.o Illinois = I...lIt ia 17s -
10 Northern i I-lof 1oAi5los lo4i4
Sourh y d.. qi Nl ai 81
-nn" = OIL of Ind ST.. S.a, e57. So,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Lost Eankbooks

LOST rani-boot Ns 7.,s..
pirDe Saving ganf - ths r,,..
sNn hafira - eiaim 70 p E Any "a. '
ppon 10 present tho Same -gi,,i--' --'e,fey cai..
submit ~ ha' 'in', s4i4 gsssoe,,< e.. IN isys o
. No. f'''' ISSUED ''''esilsd ssa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Miscellaneous

Am Asr...... s5Is a5'a 90a s5,s
Anosheas ....losa los3a 1osa 1os II
40 co pf.-..... 55 50 sc SO
70 Am Pneumatic 3ia 3;. 3A az
llS Am Sugar pr. 90 e6 e5 %
$40 Am Tei. .......1I9 1lsM I13Ts 1le1s
u Am Wool pf...104n lo4l1 l04 lo4
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

LOST lar bno1s '-s %. aet
DIM ~ fsr. fs faiss,r. tae Uno,
ION n''iaS 'lsifH 70 II is s,... Any y,
np"n ~ present ino Same rits.." 'feoy oap.,
summit - 'sF og said osssooo "a IN ,lisgs ..
DC" '"a 'sa'e ''''e5 sr5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
What Things Cost

Qaotation, are cash prices im pr4mayv nc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

JAP.A NESE Chr a.fan ches cook general.
o. butler. fai1en. Tel Plaza s3i4.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Foreign Bonds
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Rece verc lSo$l packages.
s'sfT ssTas hFa'F soa4s asn sst 's5F"f r,s IT,
s7'3c; seconds, 81 @SSc, lower grades. soc ,
centrsli5sd cars 30 score. ss%a ssc; 80
salted. higher than extras, 80 y q %oc; ox-
tras. 81 score. IS a Soc; arsts. 3S :, q 7'ac
seconds. - a S3c; lower grades. soc hold
Or storage. extras. - 034 &c; hrsts, S1's q
sac. seconds. 20 91Sic. state. dairy tubs
finest. $50 sc. good to prime 81 N35c
common to fair, = SIC; ladlee curren,
wsh". extras, 2S@ soc. Nrsts 25W27c
seconds -9'7 q ,sc; lowe- grades elQossc
pecklng stock. current make. No |, Il. a
2el 80; No. ., 2oAa I2lc; lower grades,
Cheesc-Keceipt wcro $500 boxes. New
York state. nat held specials 3cia q 23i ac;
fr"sh. specials, 2ois q clc; average run
fresh, eis q 2cc; state. twins. hcld spc-
average run. l9iac: Wisconsin. double
Daisies. coorod, fancy, ela2:c; single
paisies, ooor"d fanoy. 2l922c; Young
Americas. % d 30 \ c. state. Skins, 5 q 17c.
Eggs-Neceipts were 22,263 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen. t3c. extra frsts
81 q -2c; firsts. 3aG 4oc; eeconds. 3sc; DIR
ties regular psck"d. no. ], % @ asc; 70. .
dry, $50 sc; rotrtgerator eggs, seconds.
s.. q SIC. fresh. nearby and nearby Wcst
ern hennerY whites. average cxtras 4Sc;
extra firsts. %6N+.c; firsts, 44G45c: near
b. gathered whites. firsts TO extra firsts
LA 46c. under grades. Al q 43c; pullets
oses. graded, smallest ..ut. Hl@ &c; un
trae. 4sc; extra firsts. asa sc; firs,e, 40
45c; puNets. graded smallest out, 4lN
42c unassorted. 4oc; other Western and
southern. gathered whites. 41@46c: nearby
and nearby Wcstoru hennerv browns cx
ira. 44045C; nearby brown and mixed
ooiors. gathered extras, 43c; nrsts 70 cr-
ira firsts. sou 42c.
rotatoc. Maine. $50 lbs, ss75Ws.2o;
165 lbs. s. 50 q 3 So stat". ,s0 lbs, IS SO a
a. $50 lhe.. : q 3.2o; Long Teiand. bhl.
s. u 80, Bermuda. bbl., s1l.5oWiI.5o:
Danish, No. !. bag. 81. sweets, Jersey. bas
~. : 80 q 2.'o; Delaware and Maryland
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Irregular Trend
In Curb Prices
In Quiet Trading
Slight Reactions in Many
Prominent Issues as Re-
suit of Increased Offer
ings: Changes Arc Narrow

Changes were confined within narrow
hmits IN yesterdays quiet trading on
no curb market, slight reactions TAX
6 place in many of the prominent
ssues. offerings increased.
Standard Of Indiana fell off a frac-
.;on and Cities Service shares ruled
easier. Maracaibo sagged. while Simms
held steady.
Tobacco Products Export recovered,
but Reynolds 3 dropped fraction.
lrdustrials
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name Is that OF the debtor;
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment flcd:
Remer. John BM Seiden:
March 2e. 1929. 2............... s11o.so
May. Chas Us York: Jan
20. 1922. ...................... 1895
Cohen, Frank I and Frances II
r Zeliman; June 6. ls17.... 1904
Diamond. VIM J-M Horowitz;
June ls. s2o................. 1879
Victory Blouse and Lingerie Co.
Inc--G MARITIME ct al: Nov Is,
1921 .................... l2o.so
Reimer, John B and Otto B--M
Seiden; Jan 81. 1919. 6,T0454
Holandcr. solomon, Irwin G and
Samuel Schlcssel: March
10, 1890. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,o22S7
Sutphin, VIM l. ct AIN ] Hall;
Dec "a, lol4................. 1o.56oa2
In Bronx County
Gaas Otto~-E 4 Eiacnbsvwn;
May 2l, 1921 ...,,...,...,. T.. $e.a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
Bre cay. fair %
prme. 100 lbs $1,000 $50 $3.50 a7o
n = q beef
sides, = ....,. no Il l2@ IS
1.-Two veal. com
mon to rriue
100 lbs. .... .ip.ooarsoo ,oooels.5s
+, s veal
city, 10. ..... 40 .2G $50 26
Live cros 100
,,-,''',., Ior. .....,.:.... 4.ooa 500 sOoe 500
VI ...-,.....- .isg rs @
Dressed mutton,
~. H. 1i~ IA $50 ii
live lambs fair to
prime. TOO lbs l4r0f1t6oo S5oHlooo
Dressed n b =
city, IT.. ....... $50 "a 800 "a
Hogs, 100 }bs.. ..lo.oOG11l.oo 1o957lios
Dressed IL -.
bacon. lh. .... 1853 eQf65x l6T.f11ses
Pork. hb'- ......25.o0qs26 $50 800 90 90
Mess beef bbi .lS.oo@14oo 1soo11s.oo
Wes,, 100 lns. .l2.ooal9.lo 1oi5al2.25
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

Southern spot Markets Galveston stoadv.
- points higher. at l7.<5c: pales 100 halcr
N"'' orleans steady. unchanged. q, i61s
safes as bales Mobile steady. uu-
changed at I Csc salrs. 20 hal-a Savan-
ran steady 70 hlkhor, ~ t,c aelcs a.,
oai"s. Norfolk steady. 10 hl.hcr 81 1-c.
sales. a@6 bales Augusta qulot. ls higher
~ l6.Slc; saloa. l36 bales Memphls
stcad unchanE"d. AT l,c: sales. 1025
pa!c". - Louis quiet unchangcd a.,
.'2.c; aaIcn, $50 bales houston STEADY,
=, nigncT AT l'..1c, sales, 2.2na bal~a
n-tur 'sooA qNo;, unchanged. at re; sale.
90" oaleA Dallas steady. 40 h,ghcr. at
1e.1oc; aalos. a.lo1 balcs Montgo,nery
1Lll' MN - - h'gher. at ls5oc; safes, ?b2 balra.
% r0rt Worth steady, 20 higher. at I6.55c ::
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
London Metal Market

LONDON, Feb. H. Standard copper,
spot, $50; futures, s6l. Elcctrolytic.
spot, $685. futures, S67 los. Tin. spot,
1l49 Is Cd; futures, 9150 Is Sd. Lead,
spot, S20 % Cd; futures, $40 Is Cd. Zinc,
spot, 92d; futures, f24 los.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

rFRFHiE Court. NLN YORK COUNT
r071S II TAYLOR, Plaintiff. essF
T--f;1,~E d. VITO. Defendant 81
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
q share.
Bonds

7'es &, 900 10 onit;ed,. o5al onen Ish low Ls.t
Aanin aS S''s iss5lS1ss s ,s 90. ,s' ~, ,s s9
Am Light I 100 1907 100 100
An Tel SIS la22. 1909, loo'a oos. 1901,
~ 60 SIS 1874 .looSs 1905 1908. looIs
Am Tob IS le2S.lo2. 1921 1O2X lO2lI
L Anaconda G os.. 9sis ssia 9sss ass,
do IS 1923. 021s 1929. 1929. 1925
Ans-A on 7}2s. = 1883 loss. 1855
y Armour & Go 'slo2 :. 1o2es lo2as l02s.
+ Beaver Ia SIS. 90 IS s. s.
Beth sstl Is 1915. l0iN loi lol
10 do 1s lsSt....Io2 inSiA lO2 1927.
can Ry % Is a 105' = 1o5is 1855
can Pac Sc es.....loo1s 1905 1905. 1908,
g. cT"i seTv,sa S,Tsl S. IS ss* e., 80 sss> So
X Col Graph ss... 3isA % $40 34is
~ Cons Gas 7s....lo.lt lol's 1Oi3. l0i ;.
6 Gas bslt Is. .losss i09 y iO2ss ioz'.
CONS cosi S. 4 50. 50. So : ssis ss. So. s.
DO S ls2. io5z. Io5.. ios4 isas.
I Cudahy Pac IS .looss zoos. 1905 1905.
12 Deere & co 7,ss ssa4 e6s4 So u esis
Fed Id bk 6s .loe7s lo2. = lo27s 1925
IS cioodrich Tire Is az. ~, s7s s?l,
Cd Trunk 6las..l03la 1Osia 103is JOS a
5 Gulf OIL 7s.....lo3N 1os5- 1926 1881
Hood Rubber ~. 81 81 s6s. 81
J Humble on 7s. ..leo7a lol 1905 1908 |
% Inter Inter T T Is s." 81. SIS 81
90 tHtri II oS.. > N y ~ ) =. /
. Kennecott G 7s..102ss 1921 1o2% 1925 |
II Kayser rs eei4 sel2 S9it e9i1 |
Laciede Gas Is, s5ia 95s2 e5is e5ia |
Lib Men & l. Is 9ess 9eax e9i4 a9ix
Marld Ref 7i2s.. 9s ss 95 g.
Manitoba Pwr IS SO IS % 80
Nat Acme 7i2s.. s4ia e4is a& %
: Norris & Co I i2s 1o3i4 1854. 1885,. 103:1
Nat ok & S SIS. ga. 9sss es asos
Nat Leather SIS. s6l3 36lz 9sI3 e63s
y n II & II 4s So Sc S3i4 s57s
: Phila Co Gs... e4ss SAX s4% 94ss
Q PhiIa E!ec ss. ..1Oi7. 1919 1o1 u lois.
8 Phillips + 7ize..I02 1929 lOo l0oa1
. Pub Ser y IS. 81 81 esEs 81
I Scare n Is is2s 1905 10ol4 1o0ls 10oi<
o do rs 1873. 80 99;s go aeIs
9 sha wsheen Is ..l0zia 1929 1925 1o2is
skeliy on rs. .10l lol 10l 10i
Southern Ry es. so7s aaT. ss7. ae7.
Sthwest Bell 7s.1Oi3a l0l /, l0I y 10lla
Z Is 133l.l03N l0si% 10srt lOs;4
sun Oh rs. 100 100 es7s ea7s
. swift rs 1925. .1ol Is 10l1: 1ol 1913,
3 do 7e 1921. .102ss 1925 1o2ss 1925
Ts1ss Tex, GO CO ~ .-Ioi's 1oIss 1919 1917.
T0i Edison sG.. .1o6 1861 106 1885,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

debtor: '''
Alderman. Louise. Kasha. s435.4
AGh'lisi n s;,rrsr starase G. & & Co.; Inc A.
Anspacher. chez +. III; aarry.purhain rso 4*|0
Realty Corp ... ...........:... 2,s54.o
A. Ike, Kern 4, Mfg Mfg. Co.; Inc; and Abra-
Alamo Binding Co., and Spiron & ''''
6ekoson. Inc.-S. II. Taylor
ct al: .,,,;;,...... :.......... 4is.4
Sressh'n Ii'as-D Mayer. 1856
vator and Machine Corp. l7o.2
Buschmes Edward I. (Contnen-
tai Storage and Battery Equip
ment Co. )--Interstate Wood
Bruce, Horace v.--cielnente Gar ''-
cia Co.. ............. 1857
Hruce' horace V.--L. Sanchez. 209.7
Badler Abraham NRosalne Dress
COBB. d. Pruslin. .......... 1873
Bellot. Charles-Miller Rubber
70. OK ~ 1........ S81 9
Berkowitz. -JacIt--Ovcrland Trad
ing Co.. Inc. ........ 1898
Conanes iarry--O. Eagle ...... 496.2
r. ss9as,y Communi,y Realty Corp. ...; ;... 1863
c0mHSsrfS'd; anpS + "a Mary Mar yst F-lnterbor-
Great Eastern Credit Union. 2,o45.
Cailan, Sarah--H. Kaboolian.... 764.2
Sohen' Nnchaei--A. 1.eshin. 522.9
Carkle, Edward T-P. It. Davis. 26o. 2
Crotto. David J.---Gramm Bern
=, stein Sales Corp. :....:... 1899
CCapitoi stores, Inc.-H. l.. Cohu. So7.7
oush Rapid Transit Co.. costs 1889
city of n, Y.-N. Y. Market ''S
=, Gardeners Assn. .......,. ,..... 6,s94.o
Craig, Charles L., Comptroller
Cooper. Jas. RI. ". Block 1r.. 2SS.s SS.s
Collgan. John-C. ITubener. 1882. 1
pt Palma, Jos. C. |. Scott. 435 3
Drucker. Sigmund--M. Masza... 1908
Deutsch- Sisxfried-S. Cresnberg 126.1
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

SUPREME COURT NlV YORK CouMY
TOTrS II IA LOE, Plaint.r. esST
T.r-sE,sE DE- VITO. Defendant 81
To no abo,s uaued Defendant
YOJ- ARE HEREBY 81 NNONBO 10 =
swar the complaint n his action ana
serve 4 cory OF your answer. or. 4 he on.
plaint IS not se-vei VIVA This Summons y
ser7e Z notice Of appearance On The Phs.
e e-'s Attorney within i"eniy GAYS afte' " "
-. vice OF this summons, exclusive 0, tne "
Of service. IN case of vou- tall1rs 70 apps
OF answer Judgment VII % takea sssns
v0u - default to- -aa relief DEMANDED
tn cu.rpiasns- .,
Dated. New York. Decs1ls-r 18th. i'.i. ~,
REMINGTON & MEEK. Attorney: ~
Plaintiff. Office and Post once AoasI
No. III Broadway. Borough OF Aann'
tan. CITY Of New York.
To the Defendant. Eugene De Vito.
The foregoing summons is served upc5M r. ~
BY publication. pursuant 70 an order o. 10. q"
Charles L. Guy. Justice Of the supFen. ~.
Cour, OF the State CT New York. daIsc -. -.
18Th day Of January, 1s23. and fled VIE =. -,
complaint n the ofice of the Cers c1 IN. -.
County OF New York. e the County ~, ~.
Eouss. IN the Pcrorgh = Manhs,ian. e'''
County and state Of New York ,.ss
psfei. N.w York. January ls.n' W. .o-
REM NGrON & MEEK, Atothess ~ -
piatn'i1 O'ice and F, Aad'es'' 49,
Broadway. New York. n !.
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Classified Advertisem.n...
LOST, FOUND AND prw.

b''7' l5herai reward for
,ns .,..' s'lf ssc' With white III n pst.,.
g w Eff % '''o rfIss,a Iron raieee + ras.,s.
or o., 'oii i"s linofar ilai nlyler su,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sUPEERccisFssfsn. = ~.
Architects Office Washington, e g viii 10
opened in this Office at p nl Feb; ;,,,s,s -. III iei
for furnishing and delivering s'xsinc stssh,S No. =
tho L. s Veterans Hospital Ruiloiane Broas.
Webb ave. and Kingsordge roau.. - tbs
n. \. Specificat.ons may be obtained a.
Office In the discretion OF the Supfsr Snp,sns Sa.
Architect JAS A. WETMORE. Ao''''
perVising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN; good opportunity com,..s,
salesman cover rre-r0 poiitaa dls-1o,
for "noissai7 e.ect-ica. .ohbing corc.n:
state ass. qualifications and salary a.
pected. l. 7o+. T1.buue.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT. Su'r'' = Fss-
Architects Cf,,ce. Washinsfonn; - VII.
ruary 10, e2-SEALED Pkofos.N AFen.p.
be opened IN this Office At -oV ?. r. ~, r,,nnbins
In Building 40. ?. at the {. 5. .,.,ss ss'1scd Rcd
hospital. Webb Ave and kinsser'rs.ss csticrs
BronN. New York City, \; I. sis0,ib,s y, he cnes
of the o sp,sss pper%sin chief Engineer cuss
House. New York. \. y. in the diScseuu sseetsnuea
the Supervising Architect. Esrec's.i, "a, hs cor.
Is called to the fact that bids VIII tschn!sl
sidsrei only from firms naNi's anarctsl
resources TO complete on time ss1.sc,. sAs
WETMORE. Acting Supervising A'o..-----~'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
SUMMONS

DIAMONDS bought ari zoid cor casA
Advice rec Perre-+. 115 3 Eay, ID nsa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
INSTRUCTION

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n.
Cultured girl California -Lonaom e, oons.
structs 1872 w. I'D. Can ai'e'
Columbus 1855.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

ales (ocs omittcd). oocn High. low Last.
9n Tn Dy Dv Hap TrGa g. q ,o 80 "a %; s5
IL Vacuum OIL 7s..I0Tss lof% lolA 101%
Warner Sus 7s.. e5L, ea's a5 %
IS Ncs'n Elcc Is. ..loeis IooN 1855 1851.
West Pac 6s " 100 100 700 100
l Winchester 7'-s. s6ta a6H es1a a6h
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
BOARDERs WANTED

10Th 81, A. LEXINGTON Av T7..
Elt.edze For iadla- o-s ,oo-, ,'-s. ss1
meas from sls 4p. e.evator, tsls,hes.
etc fun ho'ei service nev.y secorstss
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL VabIcs-Spot co',on ,,,,ao,a-,,.
'ussnees at 20 points decline: uidultnr
ro.V.'' Haiea, 5000; American. 900 i'm.
fo'.s mono. tuturos opened quiet ~ II to
30 poi'''s dcc1nc. closed firm at 10
ptoi,'S :" n aoNancc March. lO.nod; M.y
~. ~ oo ',nly' lo.oGd; "c,ohor, 97sd Jan-
,,"e ~" > ',H:u. Manch@st"r: Yarns fair bust
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Philadelphia
Warrants full paid.
Bonds

1883 1883 E e. r. Con- 1s s: ~, ~; ~;
1000 DO AZ. 1925. .,olN 1o1 a ,o1. ~ ., -
1ooo 1ooo Phil FL LIST IS. a5 ~ IS 81
1V'V 90 Is .1o2ib 1929 102N 1oS,A
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Fast Side
West Sida

slsr SN NoifrsEs Nv tcoiouls, uo...
-'~eY' :. decorated f4rri-hed r,Gr, ,''.. -. !.
of ostn 81 weekly ~. eie.stes ss-..a. -.
cars subTsyi fsi hotel -e--fics. res,ea-s.'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
COttOnsccd oil

trlc"s G!osed at net gains OF 10 to :.
points Tho range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Boston
Mfnin~


Roston & A...13s 1856 1ss las
6I Boston Elev. 78 rs ~. 7yn
200 Boston & M. l7H lTN I7H ,7is
8 do pf: 2ola 2oN 2ois 2ois
e6 II & H 17A l7st 17i1 17is
40 Rutland pf. 90 2l 20 FL
j. Vermont & NJ Se 81 IS a.
so West End ~ 80 So "a IA
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Judgments Filed
In Now York County

The following judgments were filed yes
tcrday, the first name being that Of the
debtor:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
PRESIDENT II \ X DI n G.

PRESIDENT II \ X ID n G.
WRITES \ BOOK and one of his
leading chapters had to do with
american Agriculture. "
Here are Il few of the statements
tie President makes:
''Ieretofore the farmer has been
an individualist. He has not had
a ready means OF defense against
the strong organizations of both
capital and labor which in their
own interest have at times imposed
unfair conditions upon him. 1t is
true that At times during the past
fifty years, there have been temper
AIRY farmers organizations brought
together to combat some unusually
burdensome conditions but usually
breaking down when the emergency
has passed.
But Of late years there have
sprung up farmer organizations OF
! quite different sort-organiza
tons with very large membership,
with an aggressive and intelligent
leadership, and with way of rails
'nS whatever funds they may find
necessary to promote the interests
OF their members. The leaders of
these organizations are learning
rapidly how to adapt to their work
the methods which business men
and working men have found sue
cessiul in furthering their own in
terests."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

THIS Marketing conne H. which appointed
proved mfo1f or o.
the in Ct eanits
knownas s O fgran
ntactf ears YT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

S.atcd, Second Eo1r-Let tn Right:
George Livingston, Chief Of he Buren, cf
Markets Of The United States Department
Of agriculture; Ci.9oyd Gycsoyy, editoy Of
Prairie Farmer AID secretary Of The .Imcyi-
can Agricultural Editors 4ssOeia!iou;
L. J. Tdbcr, master of The Ohio State
Grange, HosU Secretary Of Agriculture for
Ohio; E. f. lad, formerly president Of
tie WORTH Dakota .4ericmtlvni College,
n07g United States Senator from Worth
Dakota; John C. Boies, director cf tie
Farmers EqAiy Union; Don Livingston,
Commissioner of agriculture for ,Soatb
Dakota.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
"Sun-up for American Agricultural!

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Standing, Left TO Right: c. A. Bling
ham, secretary Of tie Michigan State Farm
BmsaH: p. E. DoHueH, president Of he
Farmers Grain Dealers Association of
Missouri; ]. ". Anderson, manager of tie
Equity Co-oberatire Exchange; c. II.
Hyde, rice- president Of the Ohio Farmers
Union; William Hiyth, president of the
Missouri Farmers Clubs; Frank Meyers,
secretary of the Farmers G ain Dealers
Association, nor secretary of the L. S.
Grain Gr0aterS, Inc.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-29
idaho FRESHMEN
BATTLE LEWISTON
COACH MACMILLAN TAKES MEN
OUT FOR FIRST GAME-YEAR-
LINGS LIGHT BUT FAST.

University of Idaho freshmen left
Moscow Friday noon for Lewiston
where they will play the first game of
the season against the Lewiston high
school this afternoon. The game will
be little more than a practice work
out for both teams in that the sea-
sen is early and development of The
elevens is not complete.
Coach Macmillan took 16 men on
the trip as follows: Cameron, Davis,
Holden, Mckinney, Silbey, Bucklin,
Landson, Disney, Huefner, Phipps,
Dunaway Payne, Davidson, Nelson,
Stevens, and Jones. Idaho's freshman
team may be lighter this season but
the loss will be more than account
ed for in speed.
ScreduIe Being Arranged.
The first-year men haev been going
through intensive daily workouts to
place them in shape for the schedule
of games now being arranged. The
freshmen coaches are concerning
themselves mostly with development
of line material. There seems to be
available sufficient supply of back
field candidates, but the list of cap
able line timber is more limited.
The squad has been trimmed nearly
half since the opening days of prac-
tice and Macmillan and his two as
Heinie GIindeman and Harold
Barto, are paying particular attention.
to the development of candidates for
positions where the team is likely to
be weak.
High school players from last years
teams constitute the main strength of
the freshman squad and with few ex
ceptions these men are the most prom
sing candidates. The squad also con-
aims several oIdtime high school play
ers who postponed entering college
until this fall.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-29
POTLATCH COUPLE MARRIED;
MAKE HOME IN LEWISTON

Potlatch-Miss Gertrude Woods and
Harry c. Brownfield were quietly mar
ried in Spokane on Saturday afternoon
by the Reverend Sherman l.. Divine,
of the First Presbyterian church. They
were attended by Miss Grace Woods
and Earl Woods, sister and nephew
OF the bride. Afer the ceremony a
delightful wedding supper was served
to the bridal party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. McFee.
Mrs. Brownfield has for several
years been chief operator at the Pot
latch telephone office and Mr.. Brown
field, until the past few weeks, was
in charge of telephone construction
for the Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana railway company. He is now To-
Gated in Lewiston, where he conducts
an Exide service station. They will
make their home in Lewiston.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownfield in Potlatch wish them hap
piness.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-29
OCTOBER II CONFIRMED
AS j. OPENING DATE

A communication received by the
Star-Mirror from an unknown writer,
questions the date of the original OPEN
ing of the University of Idaho, which
has been fixed as October II, 1892
This writer, who signs himself One
who was there" asserts that the uni
versity opened the morning of Octo-
ber 8, 1892; that registration took
place during the forenoon and exam
nations started the afternoon of the
same day.
Dr. A. H. Upham, president of the
university, delved into the old records
Friday morning, and found by reading
the printed report of the board of re-
gents, dated in January, 1898, that en-
rollment started October 3, 1892, but
that the formal opening of the school
occurred on October 12, with some 40
students enrolled. is presumed that
the original 81 students enrolled on
the 3rd.
Plans will be carried out as original
ly planned, to observe the opening
date on October II, the records show
ing that to have been the date when
the formal opening took place.