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New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
South American Trade
Needs Cultivation, View
Observer Finds Many Com.
plants Against u. S. Ex-
Dorfers; More FinsncinQ
Hrftlal D.lralrA u II l'rlLuAl

NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. is.-"Ths
nest deanitc.su suggestion I bring back
from E nine weeks tour Of Brasil Ar
gsntlne and other countries In South
America Is that more American bank
ers, manufacturers and exporters
should make the trip IN person 70 this
territory. That is the only Logical
way By which they can expect % In
crease their trade. or even keep what
they slready have. after European
composition Is oEeo mere gtgohgly or
ganlSed."
So said Rudolph s. Heeht, president
of tho HIbsrnia Bank and the Hibernla
geerritleg Company. Of New Orleans,
on his return from South America. hr.
Heeht was Investigating the economic
conditions Of the principal countries o.
South America, rot only IN 4 business
way but also along financial lines. a
boad Issue ~ the state o. Cea a. Bra-
~. Tor public Improvements, vas re-
Gently undsrwritten by New Orleans
financial institutions. Brazil contem-
plates bond Issues to finance irrigation
projects % increase the production Of
long staple cotton.
"The time 10 get busy Is right now"
declared Mr.. Hecht, before the war
crippled European powers, which for
msrly dominated the field, have again
entrenehed themselves IN South Amer
lea.
"It Is fact that cur southern
nclghbors do not Feel ~ close 70 us
as they do 70 the norc distant nations
with which they have done most of
their trading In the past, and mueh
cultivation will be necessary before We
viii gain nnd held their entire conf
denee. II Is not q very pleasant thing
70 say, but. generally speaking, we
have tho reputation Of being fair
weather friends. willing enough %
dump our surplus goods upon the
South American markets, but not Will
Ing % make a sincere, worthwhile ef-
fort 70 render service. found naeh
complaint about tho packing Of Amer
lean goods. II our exporters would 81
% South AmeFiea and see the condi
ti.n In which their goods arrived 4
feel tufe they would be converted"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Mine Experts Suggest
Coal and Oil Mixture
Government Tests Show Emer.
gency Fuel Has Great Pro-
ducinC Quality

A mixture OF fuel oil With hns coal
IN % large proportions as the coal
will absorb and hold Is suggested by
the United States Bureau Of Mines 20
steam coal users aud gas manufactur-
ers 70 augment their fuel supply dur
inF the present shortage.
Slack coal that has a high percentage
through an s-meEh screen, or which
may be crusled to sizes OF h-ineh or
less, will take up IN oil from 80 10 40
per cent OF its own weight and make
fuel high in calorihc value. Coarse
slack coal, however, 40 judged By q
representative sample from tho Pitts
burgh market, will absorb oil to only
3 10 10 rer cent of its own weight,
which would give D fuel having only
about 20 Is per cent increased heat
Ing value. The fner the size Of the
coal, therefore, TIE larger Is tho amount
% oil which viii be held. Tes's made
BY the Bureau Of Mines az Pittsburgh
indicate that the mixture can De made
with either bituminous slack or an
thrGelto culm.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
COiiouseed Products Fall
I,53I,0ll Tons Crushed I'm
For~ Months

WASHINGTON. Dee. 1.-THE cot
tonsssd ond co'tonsesi p"odnr'' "
port 70 ere folr-n0nth period Angus
70 November % announced to-dai
81 the Csrsls Ilresu sh0Wdi
C0ttorsced crus-s+ 1881 oii tons,
compared uI.t iEssaIi Tor the zane
Derioi O year go, ari On hand a.
mills Eovsmbsr 80. s-.lst tonr, cor
pared with i6i3iA
Cottonseed proiceis produced and
on hand Novsmber 50 follow
Crude oil pro. ucsd. 40 ssQbt@
pounds, comp red uith $50 .I2l. and
on hard iis.24f.l5l posnds, con garsd
will lit.b0T.76c.
Refined oil profues8. 3ia $50 49,
hounds. eompar-d With 5fi.ot3,cS5, ard
on hard eli0a,sii. compared viii
lS0, ,ls2,672.
cake and neal produced. 7i6 az
tons, compared vita lif5o2, snd o.
hard il2,bel, compared with 25SSos.
Lintsrs produced, 262,2ib bales com
pared With 2O6 OH. and on hand St,0fo
compared With i30.603.
Lfnters exported totaled ii,7b4 bales
compared With i36is.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Oil From British Rorneo

Up % the present time che Pert o.
Balik Papan, IN Dutch BorneO. hSg
been considered the only important eil
pom on the island. However, q north
bound cargo Of 5000 tons Of gasoline
which recently passed through the
susz cansl ming from Mir, Sarawak.
IN British North jrneo, indicates that
thls territory nay become one Of the
large producers, says Consul Coert Do
Bols, IN q dispatch 20 the Department
Of Commerce. A short time ago an an.
nouneemont In the British press stated
that the company operating Ia the
Mirl region had recorded its hrst mil
lion tons Of crude oil production. Thf
news is interesting In connection with
the recent launching of fvo how tank
ers FOR the British Tanker Company
and the runners Of large rev refinery
10 Be built az the mouth of the Thames.
II Is rspoYtsd IN locsi oil circles that
the British Tanker Company 4 plan
ming eventually 20 have one oil tanker
through the Suex Canal each way every
6ay n the year. The new fuel oil
storage tanks OF 5000 tons eapaeity
each are in course Of construction ~
Port said-one being built BY the Brit.
ish Admiralty and the other b. Cory
Brothers, Ltd, Of CaTdl6.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Experts Find Cheap Fire
Reeis,ing Material for Homes

Tests made By the FIRE prevention en-
ginoeTs Of the underwater laboratories
show that by the ure Of metallic lath
and gypsum plaster applied 70 ordinary
wood construction protection is AZ
forded tufiieient 10 resist on unusually
severe ere for periods greater than one
hour. Few home owners have been
able 70 adopt the more expensive 90
called 6reproof methods. However hy
the form Of construction now devel-
oped the home owner need 30 TO no
further expense than the ordinary wood
structural supports, n protected In the
manner described.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Domestic Help

0Nil~ ID. "a N I 0AiaN =
SWEDISH AGENCY. EELECT HELP
for private families. male and fffras
itf LENlSOTOE AVE PLAZA secs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
e,o-~s Combine on Research

CHICAGO, Dec. l6.--MandeI Iifothers,
OF this city, Jordan, Marsh 4 Co, of
boston; Ksufmann's, of Pittsburgh, as
STIR. Baer 4 Fuller. Of s. Louis. four
Of the eountry's leading department
storss. arc % form an organization .or
research work, the exchange Of static
Teal data ard the cooperative p1f'
chasing o. store supplies, II wa an
uounced here to-day.
Il Il expected that the work Of ne
new organization Will foilew lines tf
that done BY tho Retail Research ~.
soclation, which wss formed By eeors
twenty stores IN 1915, and ths Anti
atsd Stores Corporation and the bre-
eIalty stores Association, founded lattr.
II is expected that . joint forsigu pur-
chasing ofhes will be established
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
10 p. c. Bonus for Employees
or n. Y. Title & Mortgage Co

harry a. kahlfr, PRESIDENT OF the
New York Title and Mortgage Company,
announced yesterday that 10 per cent
bonus will be paid % the employees o.
the company at Christmas time. This
company has a proat sharing system,
on which three payments for the sc r
have already been made. The present
20 per cent bonus 10 In place o. the
.hared By the employees approximately
Ib per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
RovaI Dutch in Colombia

Angio.Saxon, the London subsidiary
a. tke ROYAL Dutch-Shell PetroleIr
compaaJ, have made two loeAilens y.
Coiombla. At a point oBs about hfttin
miles, and others twenty mics ncrb.
west Of gontsrla. on the west eide :
the slnu River, IL the Departmeni o.
Poliyar, and Il is reported By Nles-
Consul a. Oster.ag, CartaFena, thai
they will soon begin active drilling Tor
ou. Jenk's Syndicate, of London,
operating under the name Of colum'
ban Ollfelds. Ltd. ok miles from
Puerto Colombia, along the coast, re-
sunsd drllling IN October, having been
held CD BY heayy how Of gas for ne
preceding four months. vhieh they
were unable 20 pass. THIS c>mDeny
has started nins wells on its property
a. Los Peridices.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Lc.s Fnrs Sold IN YIenna

Sales OF furs in Vienna have de-
creased since September, as domestic
buyers are hoping for fall In prices,
according to a report 70 the Commerce
Department from Consul 9. II. Foster.
sines she close Of the Vienna fair there
have been also fewer foreign buyers.
Stocks Of furs on hand are about nor.
nal, but amount 20 only about one
tenth Of those before the war. Vionhas
trade IN furs with the United States is
carried on almost exclusively via Lelp-
Tig where the furs are dressed. Aus
trlan fur exports 10 the United States
consist mostly Of mertiu, fox and pole
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
unitnd KInrdom O1 Imro-t.

Imports Of petroleum products Ter
consumption into the United Kingdom
during the ten months ensed October
showed an increase ever the core.
spending period Of 1921 IN Al principal
items, except gps and fuel oils. accord.
INC 10 Advlces received By the pctro.
leum division Of the Department y
Commerce. October imports of eli
products except lubrieating oil and fuel
oll were considerably above the Sep
tembsr hgures, while gas ard fuel oils
we're the only principal items 70 rex
lstsr = decline from the October, 1871.
imports. Imports n crude petroleum.
during October, emouniing 70 2f,570.'
$40 Imperial g,llong were nearly
double tAs September rseeipts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Judge Jacob Bernstein Among
Home Buyers In Mount Vernon

X. X. RaCette. rcaltor. sold for
Thomas Stewart the residence st lie
Rich Avenue. Mount Vernon, 10 Judge
Jacob Bernstein. The property was
held At $4,000: for Joteph Nero,
builder, the new dwelling AZ i73 Crsry
Avenue 10 Isaac Portman. president of
the Manport Realty Company, % this
city, held az $4,000; for Helsn Stage
the Stage homestead. az l8 North Sew
enth Avenue. 20 Joseph Polearo; for
zibelli Brothers, builders, The rev two
family dwelling now nearing compile
tion at Teeumseh and Deekman ave-
nues, held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Adirondack Power and Lieht

The November report of The Adj.
rondsek Power and Light CORPORATION
showed gross operating revenues of
S552067, exceeding the previous high
for tho twelve months ended Novem er
30. 1922, was S5,5y2,+os, which was also
the largest on tho record Of the COM
pany. The net in,ome for the same
period increased o3.b5 per cent over
the same period last year. Surplus
cGIninss Tor the II mon,ha ended No
yepber 30, 1929, after writing on
property and making adjustments, were
at the rate Of i.s4 per cent on the
Ss.253.s00 common stock AZ the end of
the period.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
william +. TsyIo- 20 Erect
Homo at Hewlett Bay Park

William Z. Taylor, president OF the
TAYLOR Foundry Company. nt Green
pofnt. T. l.. 70 20 build \ country home
AZ Hewlett Bay Park. L. l. The site
COMPRISES three acres. The contract
for the building has been awarded 70
David Y. Longencekor, OF Rockville
Ccntre. and snpsrvision Of the work
will be under the direction Of W. Ken
meth Watkins. architect, who has pre-.
nared the plans.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Rumnnlnn On Exports

The Rumanian Ministry of Iadustry
and Commerce has announced that
November l., 1927, pcrfnis-
sion 10 export petroleum products will
Be granted, aa In the past, 70 those
Arms which have reserved for domes-
tie consumption the ou~tas of produc.
tlOn specified by la. according % the
iocui press. On account Of shortage
Of petroleum products on the loeal
market the Ministry ~ Industry and
~ommerce had temporarily eessed, on
October G. 1922, 10 ace I'd permits
for the oxrortation Of the Hforemen-
TONED produetA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Receipt for Deposit May BE
Also Contract of Sale

Contract for 4 sale 81 real estate
nag be IN the form Of a receipt for tho
deposit made by a purchaser II the re-
eeiut sets forth the terms OF the deal
and Is signed By seller and buyer. ae-
cording 10 a decision Of the Court Of
Appeals IN the ease OF Welrtrsube
against Kruse. II the receipt merely
states tho consideration but does not
give tho tsrma OF payment Il is nothing
more than a receipt and does rot com
ply with tie statute Of frauds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Lawyers Mortgage Club
Gives Annual Dinner

The lawyer Mortgage Club, COM
roseA Of the e'erical stan Of the Law
yers' Mortgage Company, held its an
nual dinner and theatsr party last
week. Richard M. Hurd, president Of
the company, and other ofheers we're
the guests Of the cub. After the din
red the club and its guests moved or
the shubert Thertcr 20 aee the Green
wleh Village FollieI.'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

RELIABLE woman. e1celieGt cook: work
by hour or day private family. taaroom
take charge ~ apartment. references. Mas
Flt Eerald'. Bureau, 3sf tth av,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

KJTCHENafAID-Ur willing 20 learn
$50; newly arrived: Irish sheaa Agency.
Fast .fst. Murray 1911 sf7f
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Six Three-Family Houses
Bought I'm Newark

Felst & Fslst, Inc, sold 20 ". Rosso
six three-family frame buildings, at
s6-ss Sumner Avenue, and e5-2oi
Sumner Avenue. Newark. N. J., for the
Frelinghuysen Holding Company, Fred
eriek Frelinghpysen, president. The
property covert plots 6o1loo and loox
100.
The new owner plans extensive alter
Ations. The same brokers sold l22
Polk Street. q ons-story dwelling, 25x
SO, % kasner Staliaek for the rloek-
hart Foundry Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Brooklyn Board TO Hold
Annual Dinner Next Month

The eighteenth anniversary banquet
o. the Broorlyn Real Estate Board " "
Be held on January IS. Il Is expected
10 be tie largest IN the boards history.
The members Of the dinner committee
are Gers II. Cray, chairmani Joseph
W. catharino. Joserh VI. May, y. G..
OBTicn and Frederick B. snog.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
General HOuseWorkers, Etc
NEW KocHELLB
owNERs REaEEsI, I. |, ATT3HSMEII M nGMI TO sll.L


on High 0round-choicest ,gDoanoye' lt's,.oy.'
is,es rooms. tiled baths ans sAoseI.
: ffepiaces. electriciiy, gst, e. 49,. . d.ck
norch above. GroUnls ADD oximetcly ~
10. two-car garage; rear T. X =, ~ As'oh'
s,reeIs trolils,ys, ,Is sSs., saSs for Owner.
ifs Mao 81. Tel 1863. New kochel1s' ~ T.
swArr-R FRONT plot. ~ acres fun -
"-ari.n rights. Price $1,000. ohs'
svT,Nt'SD N. BoDtNE, $40 Main street.
Te SIS New Rochelle, y. I.
Nrw ROCHELLE - !-room h9gsg' s,ss AZ ~,
a.th, an ColiTni ay.i tel. Ae~ hoehtli'
lffA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. JeVslv, Etc.

RORG RTTYS Sdisnssds; olt Es.e; %:
ana pa-n tlcksts. iN Wsst t3 81.
DIAMONDS bought and aola fer casa. Ad-
Vice free. uenneft. rs u'Wty. "a Loo4'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
IA WESTCHESTER
4N SALE or RENT az
LARCHAfONr

LARrmsONT. THE IDEAL CHRIST aHss "
present; artistic stucco Colonial .ohs.b,
eaesriioral oonstruction. rooms. se,sd.
heated garage sun paTlor, cehtrelV l.1i 80.
p.ifate brach pryiiegeti oHnsI ~. IN
spectlon- DRUAMOND REALll Npsons
Boston Post Road Larchmonl A-V
ttA or Mrrrny Hlll 1928.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Furniture

wr PAT hlrhemt possibis prico To- ftTriilft
piaros' tfic-a .brac. bocSs. wnfts et -, ~
er,i,-s aparfrlsn,s and houses bought. LsOe
20 univcrsiiy Place. Phons stAyfcsaAi '''''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Nc,x Lvons Artificial slIk MN

A new srtlhclsl elk mill, with .
capital Of 1900 900 francs, Is belng
formed IN Lyons for the msnufaeture
OF artificial SILK By the yiscosc process,
As-l,tant Trade CommissionsT D. g..
Green rcporta
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Loft in Two Deals

S'Emund spritz sold the four-s,ory
loft, 25xiO0. AZ - Mercer Street 20
George p. Hopper, who resold II 70
Mabel X. Elmer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
BUS NESS OPPORTUNTT e

PARTNER WANTED With t-.5e, cash 70
ioin ne n business: steady monihV ~
rsSne ana share in profits. 0enthe pre-
ferrsd. r. $50, Tribuna
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
PHILiPsE mANOR

fEW COLONIAL RESIDENCE ron REhI
sSepy Hollow section, WealcnesleI
nssisr bedrooms. tfFso baths naid's apart.
-ti two-car heated Earngei lNts
.yeaea driveway vii lease % detlIse.s
s.nsst 1ntil June 1 rental 1915 relsF
e.eea Iarr1iown 40.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Plans Hone n searbo-o

Farl Z. Boyer. Of Hallgarten q Co.
has let contracts % the Patterson.king
Q rparation. architects and builders.
for the design and conatruetion OK
,srge Colonial home az Searbcro.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
COUNTRY BOARD

EAST ORANGE. -. J.-Rsanse horns glth
raod esra for one or two children. Pri'
vatH family, near school. heA,thy locstion
nice CrouEda References given and re-
guirsd PhoHe orange ttfsJ.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help
MISS II. 2. HALL

fArrncyl
~ WEST sfTu Hr Vanderbilt f1N
Highest type domestic hrip. aiao social
scurefaries companiors chaperoun. rover.
ufnfes. emergency h-ip.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

WANTED apartnasn. foy. about
70 Nssn af;er January 1, 8 oedroenns.
ntlrhborh0od PaTk ay. and kIth St. t's
nan, -iie AID boy 3 d 6fe. Trioune'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED MALE

y ~ vithing positions Firemsn. prako-
insn. Colofed Train Portern an AZ.
,N.ew York roads, write for inforraffan
est1-hkpe month. Erpcrience unrccesrarr.
Halfway, Dept 544. fudiansp0lls'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
ArAnrurxrs 40 Lrr-rrENfsHED
Manhattan
APAErMENrs no LET-uNFCRNIsHEI
MsnhattRn

CENTRAL PARK WEST. tis--EiEht large
all-lirht rooms snd bath; two tohsts
sean be.t. hot wnter, electric light rea'
s5rahie rert supt.. basement 81 tfl, OF
c0odwin 4 Goodwin. 200 Lenox ave
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
IAnCUMoNT MANOR

UYeTIOOkInE th9 Bouul -,
a btsUtiful new Colonial house Sa
a.sting of rooms. 2 tiled baths. bsstso
yeIsef, all modern Improvements, 49, leis
t!ttte; must sell: 1880 cash, oalenSe
10 rent. open Sunday. Fred y knssH
~ Leichm0nt ave, Larehmont y. -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

ssh a. 90 10 &c East. near PaTk Ave.
rooms 81. zoe p ~,
Arb On premises or DUFF = tONeniss'
INC, hsdlsor Ave. tsth St. Lenoh esog'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
,nrk Ave. Coner Caraae sd

Park ANc. NOrntf VHFH"t STU
TIE West Beaeh Realty Cooperate
rcsoid 20 Jane r. Wilson the tvo-story
garage 2, the northeast corner o. Park
A-enu. ard Ninety-seventh Street,
oEFrsqA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

SALES EXECUTIVE. experiences. no,
otef ~ years ~ are. experiences
commemorate with saisrv etrer.ss'.
minor sales rupervisorr' positions also
open salary Tor rheBs tf.oo0 up. corr
pofepon has present sales force u zoe
GOVERNS retailers In the United States
eve al details. stating experiences and
sateFg ehpfctS J. hddreHs Box ffs.
Heal Service. lt East 4otb.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

HALhsMAN-A man who uuderrfa ands &C.
counting aud office routine o. bruhernEe
business 10 specialize IN sale Of office ayH-
TENS and equipments Ia exclusive terri
tory mostly brokers: except ionai oppor-
tuaityi ealery and commissions 70 rirht
man application BY mail only. accom-
panied by Photograph. For appointment
address Iawman Erhe Manufacturing
Co. Ss8 Broadway, New York
WANTED--Oiaas painter for fesh and
general work. European and American
treatment; give references! steady work.
Apply 70 " !. Smith q sona, .7s 90. sth
o.. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

YOUNG MAN. hish school graduate, de-
prndable, eager TO learn, hard worker,
must BE- free 10 leave city. $500 nrst
year also bonus Write A. = Robin. 3
Eat itth q.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
PELHAMwOoD

- sAfK--5t Young Ave. fr,na'i, 20 80
~ - stucco honss, roo,-n eo.-n.r5 se sra
..Ssss Ssss JOIN .eAfI-AN 'o"H'l'f y "
Phsns Pelham 1l'A
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
MAMARONEoK

KoH RENT-sis.rooa I..Ts sr.F,"i,'sSs:. ,'ns. ~ m
bath. lls k.Iensn,o ,orsssls sse1e1 street. pssf
newly 49,. r.rt SOS hOor $50 hooF
55ssoSe 5sons to,-R. MamaronSek. n T.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
RoR SALE

A eIFE nay 10 BUr A TYPEWRITER
~ ssli al makes rebuilt anf eIual e
,su 70 prove u 80 vii rert u rem 90
~ s-x nonths ard app an rsntai ~ 70
a. ,rorrhs on pur-hase. ktrp q IN raf
ssrt c.rsr furinE time ren'sd and ons yetf
aftsT = yoI wy y. CAn lel A. te'
gat-er rfosrsiil0u1
pElTAIs Z MONTHS. o. UP.
-~-vrpfTRp SAILS cONpANr. INC
cortlsust a.. cortlasdf iat1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
YOUNG MEN

o!nEis fasn. 70 20 7S years OF aEs,
With reasonable education. wanted
Tor ina ailatioD work IN telephone
central offices. The work n Nght.
clean and will Interest neu with
sither clerical or mechanical eK-
psFlenoe. Good opportunlty for de-
.yslopmont 70 SupcFvis3ry grades
WESTERN ELECTRIC co. INC.
Installation Training school,
ist fifth Avenue. New. York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

ACEscT. isi WEST t.D.
lAi ny LII COLUMBUS tffs
HEheat grGdo JApansse hsipi rafsrsrcsi
Investigated.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
YoNKERs

Vss-TAHrLf YRAlTE HOUSE, rcsms,
sh,--h 'mpfeysinsntGi ons block frsnn
fsr,.. ssaoola and cars; price. W tyg''
ats-Ss afk
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

JAPANESE nn@g'1.iiIl.ssIi na.g3 r..ilssI. doa.s,is Ssssii
h-ip furnished. ts west tid - Telsphoas
LoHGaero 1855.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Automobile Instruction

REPAIRING, driving taught; short tiYns
license Eunrantecd ladies' classes. also
Ford iessons American Auto school. 7ss
Lexington I've.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Ills KISS orPoRTuNITlEs

cIPrrAf, vAH1ED-Asost titetee. ~
lorK srtablishsd, rePuiah. arm s..i
osratsd) OF iron and s,stl bros1ra ts1 es.l,
80, 10 b ussd largely IN iha plrcnate et
surplus ana bargaln loss Of steel. tt
pfehfs and safsty ASSURED ~ raea Sse sho-
ihe business. Banksrs hIossfs or '''''' W.
tsrestsf address D fu, Tflbvrs'
Arizona republican., 1922-05-17
WASHINGTON NEWS
OF THE PAST WEEK

There will not be a meeting of the
Washington Farm bureau this week.
The signing of the hay contracts was
postponed last week on account of
the rain.
AT meeting OF the board OF di-
rectors and department heads of the
Woman's club at Mrs. George Tay-
lor's ranch Thursday morning, it was
decided not TO hold the card party
this Friday night as at first planned.
Instead Of this, cake, ice cream, pies
and candy will be sold by the club
ladies and Young Peoples club at the
school house the night of the school
pageant for the benefit of the club
treasury.
The Washington Friendship Cir
Gle" was the name given the new or
ganization of the community Sun
day school at their meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Aune. A social committee was ap-
pointed consisting or Mrs. Browns
berger, Mrs. f. E. Virgins. Mrs. "A.
t. Sobey and Miss Middleton. A
flower membership and calling COM
nittee was also appointed Mrs
Charles Aune and Miss F'ufweiler
were placed on this committee. Plans
for raising money were discussed.