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New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Satisfied judgments
In New York County

The first name IS that Of the aee'S ~,
second that of the creditor and os's
judgrneut was filed:
Niederberg. Mendel L MiziS' r,:l!
March %. 1922 .........-..;...
solomon. Samuel Ozarow iu1s .iE
5. 1914 ..........,....
crsndan \ Cooley Co, &C Nee sstti'
Cooley: March IS, 1920. -;
Galanto Lumber Co. Inc, ana
Irene and Nicholas Gaianto,,
Continental Coal Co. Inc. Ap'A ..Ha
i3. 1922 ............... -.
Glants, Moyer and William
Schreiher-S Siegel eft all oc' usa
s0 1890 ...................-
Rodgers, John c. ir. Martha u
Rodgers and Eugene F Mcoee !, ,slt
r H A Knox March 1, 1871" i.sii
Same--Same: March 4, l92l.'-' stt4s
Same-Same; March 4, 1927 - liat!
Same-Same; March {, 1871 l.ieAs
Same-Same, March I. 1871 -,
Golden. Samuel, and Soioiboa
Bisgaier-People. etc; May a 6sss
1922 tvacated) ......... v...,,..
Schorr. lsaac-R V Dwyer et b. s.Mt!
Feb s, 1929 ..........,.:..',,vr
Workmen's Circle. lnc-H s.lssi
Tint; Jan g. 1922.
Iavelin. Milton Il Goldstein' 6sGi
Robin. Nathan-P Cardile; feo sss
In Bronx County
Kitchen. Andrew and Jane-A s,ltt
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

y s7eckner & Co)-F
S'S,i. Chris-oso-o. and Nan.
"a ulan-P-o9'e etc - iiaii
,ccheiieT. Ernst-E Reichenbach III
2ofa' Morris and Morris Dta-
r,L,' LsaoHc-j 7a-ash ct Al. ny
ii.!ler. Frn est-A 7. Roth.chEi Try
Sc.T,llAtani San ',-v S-A. Bisllo ~;
LIE se0i-T0avis Watkins
.l''airyrnen's Ms. . -.......... ias
+ Sl,sFer De VIZ. L Reinseuvsh-
Stcles. Ma-Ea-e- s--s Robinson lHg
Sch'ller Max ard Herry-S. NJ
shariro -FlIbe4 Rssl:y -.
samst. sam-John von Lang. -.
costs ..--.................., IN
SiIrysrrnen. Robert NJ 4. -.
ylsek. Geors@E schecht . a. 4.
W eTizzo. Benro-W J Saloulon.. s''e
W. r George Chemicals. Inc
" Lowenthai. costs ........-. .s
arm r. RAJ -Pa-s & Tii,ord. W
" he@ler. CliHord-B. Altman ,.,
Williams Steamship Co. Inc--At.
,sniic Nj. Rank Of City 0, ,as
Aoung. Warren +. and Fidelity
and Casualty Co - New Yerk ,.s
-Peopie. etc ............,..,. .''s''
In Bronx County
Anderson. Olaf-P. Canzano ct 81 saI.,t; !, |;
Hroc Ama0. Ntt0n-M Fischer. ~. ~.
.ohen. Mayer-S Stern .......... az
Ftteuer. Morris-B Gilman ...
George I. Ba-dusch. Inc.-Wara au
Baking CO. .-.......-.....-... ''
Harris. Harry and Jack Lazah' ,as
hy-Eutler Bros. ............,. ~
Hoist. Christ-H f Fssner..,
newman. Jack-Treske Realty ~,
Co. Inc Observation-Disclosures. h'''
Levine, Harry and Rebecca-9sa st,
Ward Bank ....-...-........ ~
Lefkew. Joseph-S Stern ......
Leibewitz. Nathan ard kiel-h. :ss
II. Eller observation-disclosures.
Mackay. R Gordon-w. N Nc ~
~, A1a'ns ..-..,-....-. ......-.. - l;'s
Wishnefsky Joseph-T Sofa
Isaaes, isidore-Filben Realty 81.
~ oi pm. .-'-...--: ~
lessen. Ha .'y--San'e ....-..-, ,5f
lAppmsn. J. is. karter et al,
ornstein. Osias-Filben Realty $50
NoFpn. ............... ..-.....'.''.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Heavy CottonsT

tri9I iDfmana land for cotton good, od'pfove
o. o. automobile tres. me yGe insnufs,.,
oro,, ore., - increasing as ''sslon r les,s.
opening up Of productina, result Of !
raarket a'I.fy !, The heavy " cotfas many Ii,
tSa. tEa some o time past. Thu activity d
! 1has a., a syndicate viii me. me possib1i
a1.4l' l@+Fe stocks Of duck ara apgd'eTwrite
left over from %sr o5 The 9s.. government 4
some 5s, extent. Accordiro. me =. 'aarbt
fne,,. ~ @snlngtoo, =, the pros5ect. 5 % rsr' n
'''N '''' u syndicate ,or
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Cotton
! he range OF prices
sntLA

'|1IEIt' IT FIEUE 'IdTkttN| INDSfOn SteaIY
70 POINTS higher at 2045c, sales 600
oa Jos. New Orleans steady unchanged at
unchanged a. I9c. sales nil Savannah
Qu!et. r. points higher AT 2oc; sales 557
bales NorfoiH quiet, 20 points higher al
s0c sales 1872 Augusta steady. Is points
higher at 10 $50 sales 100 bales Nom
qh's steady, unchanged at zoe. sales Zoo
bales Houston steady 20 points higher
p ga 0c sales. t01 LfNe Rock steady
- points higher a; 1880. sales 381 bales
Dallas steady. Is points higher at 10 zoe
sales o24 bales Montgomery firm. %
points higher At i925c. saies, 50 bales
Fort Worth stcady. 20 points higher at
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
" hite Shoes in Demand

WITH the approach Of Memorial Dav.
"hicn usually marks the opening OF the
%hl'e season IN women's shoes. local
moe merchants are doing a good bust
iess IN 'hls type OF footwear. Largely
because Of the lower prices fa6r;c
shoes are leading in sales ar nrase1+
Retailers are chary of the wbj-a sbna.
With colored trimmings introduced tbis
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

Island Oil s,,;,

oy the ofacers os the sT,osnlsnt Tee. isssI
corpora ,.a,il'' .on' We are gS aS,.Eg .hEnglaad 4
sounse. s.., .aas oar right. aoT,sed b 4
land 305Pl'(a',oo OH against the 59s Ss,, l,s.
p~offo'%d prot ct d. We SHAH in "aFs d@e os been
sci feel confident tbst 1' -, - and our .os
dict vii then be- 40. as' .s me presert ~
many i..l' months before the 'a4e. e,, /. viz !.
Holxed :. can be settled. @ a1, question, j
(nat li the case should ., 80 - n ne NJ
our our, az is not M iael2,, me :. SaPres
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
N. Y. Central April Net
Shows Gain of $50, ,894
Gross, s25,787 900, an Increase
of $43,324; N. Y, o. & W.
Earninos I'm

In contrast with the showing made
by the Union Pacific in April the New
York Central reported increases in
both total revenues and net operating
income The April gross was $25, ,787,-
600, gain of S43,324, while the balance
after taxes increased S5l0804 to SA,-
743.99S. Operating expenses decreased
S0Io 900
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
NJ. NJ. Freeman g ca ora orox;
Charter TOy Cornora.;or

DUVER, Del, May pa charter
was filed to-day at the State Denor+.
ment for the Toy Corporation Of
a. America, with capital of $4,000. 900
lie concern is authorized to manufac-
ture toys of all kinds.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
J judgments Filed
In New York Co,,,t

Ihc following judgments
debtor: "e oelns that of the
Albia. Charles A-Re,,,r
structlon Coh-
Nsresta 'erdinando-M sci,,.. sSSs
N.HHhtic Hotel Supply CO eca ina a'ao4S2
VI w Weinstein. ~ Tit
american Educational Trs So'os6s5
C,''eHeroocker Co fnn Forty second St
->animan' tiona' ,,iaIr Herman B-lrvas Ma 'sS'Ss
Buckner. Artbnr \, 254sse
Buclsner, Arthur. p ',.;...:. 49,, -: 2s7s5
az Casualty Co OF N Y-Peonles
Bachrack sons 90 ~. 49,. 100000
- Textile, Ltd .... ohi'ed
brewster, y--Crompton.picit' 1856. 90
'Aiohu 90. lnc..... N"
Blaine. William y ana ,ra.;;...,; l61.65
yy"hd-New Netheriand Bank
Blumenthal Arthur i-.,n,..;.. iI..i,.r,.;.. 1876 Sc
Bruckner. Arthir"uNSH Go, Inc. l.2e451
pI - ahdstein. David--1o kra,'it'' 800 ~
bannon. John--R CMla't@,. 1,o1905
~ 7, ~, Everett IA Po,nara,.,,.' ll9 AZ
D"ssett' nne Hannah V C-s K Co. ll44l
b%Gnjamin GraSal r serlis & Co. lnc--r 40s,ss
C'onp,a.at' ............ ,,,.
Arch car Construction Co. and '''Sso'sS
CI;ohen, Irving HI Freed,,.... d;,,.... 414s,ls
arb Trading. Itd-IJ n uinan S,o5S.14
tay Service Corp-Corta'aan Cf,.i'an 367o7 |
'eeo PRODUCTS Corp i'@ih-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
New York Central Railroad
New York, Ontario & Western
Expect News To-day Of Award
of Montcvido Municipal Loan

- M0NTEVIDEO, Uruguay. May "a
tenders for the proposed municipal
loan of $6,000,0O0 were opened to-
night. Tie most favorable, one Of
which probably will be accepted we're
submitted by the First National Cor
poration Of Boston, offering interest
at z per cent, emission at SO IA and
maturity in forty years; Dillon, Read
Co. OF New York, 7 per cent in
tercst, emission at 81 u, maturity in
twenty-five years, and George F
Nolan, Inc, New York, 7a per cent
interest, emission at 81 and maturity
in thirty years
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Days Ne,u Issues

j. P. Morgan & Co. are Offering to-
! day $2,475,00 New York State Realty
and Terminal Company AZ per cent
mortgage bonds, dated October |. 1916,
and due serially 1922 '2S, Mt prices to
yield 5ta per cent, except for the first
maturity, which is priced to yield 8
per cent The bonds, part of an
original issue of S3.40O,0O0. $9250OO Of
which has been retired and which has
not been previously issued to the pub
lie, are secured by a first mortgage on
the leases of property bounded by East
Forty seventh and Forty eighth streets
and Park and Madison avenues. Simul-
taneous offering is made on a 5i2 pcr
cent basis of Sl000000 first mortgage
per cent bonds of the same com
pany, due 1924 32. secured by the
half block bounded by Madison Ave
nue., the Vanderbilt Avenue extension
and Forty sixth and Forty seventh
streets. Both issues are, in fact. guar
anteed as to principal and interest bv
the New York Central and the New
York. New Haven & Hartford rail
roads
The National City Company and the
Guaranty Company offered and sold
Yesterday at 105 and interest to weld
2's per cent, new issue of Sc 900 900
Brooklyn Union Gas COMPANY first lien
and refunding mortgage twentv-fvc-
year 6 per cent bonds, redeemablc
until maturity. Net earnings DURING
the twelve months ended March 81 were
more than 27 per cent times the annual
interest charges on the mortgage debt
outstanding, including this issue. Pro
ceeds OF the issue will reimburse the
company for unfunded capital cxpendi-
lures previously made, liquidating
hoatng indebtedness incurred when
gas rates were inadequate and leaving
a substantial balance in the treasury
II. NJ. Byllesby e. Co. are OFFERING q
new issue Of 100000 Mississippi Val
ley Power Company 6 per cent first
mortgage bonds.
Freeman & Co. and HAYDEN. Stone
& Go. offered yesterday s2.345.oo0 Chi |
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
company per cent equipment notes. |
stamped subordinate in lien TO s4.G90..
400 prior lien notes outstandinq. The
issue, maturing 1923'35, was priced
to yield 5.25 to 575 per cent.
NJ. NJ. Freeman & Co. are oYer;,c .
rev issue of 100000 North Rereen
/ township, n. j., one-year notes on y
a,t per cent basis; S171 600 Borough Of
ohatham, n. j.. ~ per cent bonds d,,c
l924-l952, on a 4.2O per cent basis and
$4,000 Township of North Bergen 4a,
Der cent bonds, due 1923-1962. on q 4do
Der cent basis. = '0
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Stocks Ex Dividend
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on tha
Stock Exchange in which there wers
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
{ ottOnsecd Oil

Ihore vas 0nIy sInaII volume q BUST
ness in the cottonseed oil market yester-
Vera smat however and the undertone
vas firm with closing prices net un-
changed 10 points higher shorts were
ta.r buyers and The market felt the In
0u'nce ~ The 6rmpess 10 cotton and the
stsadiuess in lard
The range of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Word is exnectnd to-n,orro.. -.

Word Is expected tomorrow by tho
banking community of the award of
the Montevideo loan. Other bids are
understood to have been submitted bv
mite, Weld Co. and the Chase Sc
curlties Corporation. Two or three
lenders were also received from Brit
lsh sYndlcatcs, according 60 private
cable advices yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

hi'!+ AHN'I. Eij
pr 4! 45'.IN K & p NJ pr 70 % ASNeu
..l00h Kress & O. 60 80
bic ia III do nr va oo az ,a
pr loa loa,s do do h r ~ Or id9 id5 ils iillas
-. -. o. o,, -,, h-W 3 LIST pr ooA l03
o" .V< ~ 90 I'd pr...1lo lI2
-. .! - i"ri!lsrd pr l07 M
pr lo7t4 1907 Macltay Cos $. so so
pr 1884 10 do nr es c9 ,9,
pr so 40 Mali Coal 500
'.. - Mal!inson pr. 81 So
!" %. % Nan Sugar pr 73 n
y 20 I3, % = ManhAt Beach u ~
" ~ a d = Nan Shirt pr,lOO llo15
03 q, S war ~ Ry. ~ "a
- 40 40 ~ 20 prior pr. 35Ls 80
pr.l03 lo37s Max Not c,,. =" A7a
pr o@H o. do lst pr Ct
- o., o. 90 "a pr ct Q
g. ~ - ~ Nay De ST pr.llo lie
pI' % Y 9-i2 veg Pet pr. s. alla
pr ~ 81 NSF& s S NJ 64 g.
pr. lO6 lO714 Do lsd ltncs S2 s2 ~
pr 81 50 Mont Pow prl0s
pr 80 80 Norris & rs 77A SnI5
-. ~ ~ ~ Mullins Body. 500. slL
- - g. = w IF
pr 9lA al's Nat Acme 1sM y0H yo,
+ + inT2 * ,,oooo2 C va, S's pr. III ll9
Il io,o i!Vo { pr. S6i5 81
Ia 20 ld9% \ r. q pr. 80 81
Co 3la do q Cd 'Sr st pr u Il + -
90. II l4Aa y Air Br 76 20
.'. ~ 52h2 Y c & S l. 7Sa. 7eA
'' 90 "o4 10 LIST pr. S312 81
F US Us DO "a pr. SlA 82ls
80 \ Dock pr so Ga
y loi los J. * w % 100
'' 10 "a \ Sh!pbldg. 20 SIX
=. 80 Fails pri prl03 ln4
pr 10 9lA Norf & w pr "a 20
90. Nor Cent II
=. GA S Steel 81 a.
" 50 Nunnally .. lOl. II
- 10 ono Body llL IL
- 81 Ohio Fuel 81 54u
100 Orph Giro pr. %
- obt o1A+ Otis Eleva pr 100
T.. b2 6312 Otis Steel pr. II 81
n ~ 81 Owens Bot pr.lO2
.' IS l3HA Pacific Coast. Az. 40
:, 80 ~ 90 LIST pr 81 so
J is2 le2 do I'd pr. 10 90
" ~ 50 Pacific Mail. Is I5h
- ~ q 70 pac Tel & T 81 63
II! ll3 & L pr. IN
n SO 9SA Penney G Or y1 1o0
=. " so Pctu Multi. a.
y. so So ,r 90 pr ..... lis
pr - os PM Jones IS sSn |
-.ll41a III do Or i91
- og,> 90 ~ rtts Steel pr 50 100
% % 70 w Va pr ssh go
20 80 Pr st Car Or 0S asa
.l2412 l25 & Re, ~ y, 40 40 se@+
l25}. l27 p O S I,. pr ,oo,L ~,
..l0719 l09 Rys Sec es, icd oa
-lc5 lss g Res ds ;s, ! Co. % i i is@
e IS o. hem Type 81 ~
20 o/s 90 Ist pr. 6j T4lA
o. ;, 10 "a pr. So GO
- ~ ltens ~ Sar.l2O
9e % "ey LOO 49,. 6S so
Iln ~ 90 pr .....ll2k ll3
"a "a ii4 Rutland X pr 81 20
10 10 o. 81 Jos Lead Is l5ia
* - Se Sears Roe prlO5 lOGis
,o@ mo ,,ii4, ~ Arh .. lOA II
k Coz. Ga Il Su pr 80 90
nm no >picer NJ pr. SO ss,s
: 10y S9D lS9 S, Standard Min IA lSs
= "a 90 pr .,... 90 80
SO SO on on stern b s pr 100 l05
~ ~ sup Steel pr a4H Az
~ a-,l + 4 p Id r $50 so
Ic ''H rrans & w S 42h Al
= 10 10 Twin City R-T 4si1 4ss.
,o- 90 pr ..... SO 90
~ io2 Underwood T.l35 lou
o,, ioa do pr liz i90a
~ va IN Bag & p 65 81
: ssh Tn Ciea- 90 100
l0as ll1aIJ'u Frn;, 80 ~ u!
Al +l12iTSCIPS r iao ~
ITO ll3 iI- 8 ~ ~ oor2 20
Ok Raal lst pr 92Ls eeib
% - v ! c & c. SO sSS
20 20H Wall. " ~
IN ~ West'se 20 20 1s
s5la sex lWest'se n ~ s5
~. 5 Wilson n ~ - Is
61 W,s Geo., ~ o. w
57N So WooIvor,b,' T,1,' al 2s 29h
l02la l05 do pr ,1 ,9oT y i5S1s
s3i7 SIS w p &. A., 20 ~
lOs iVs do pr A.. e2G "a \
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Cotton Statistic.
y y arrivals lf29
Lily crnool (nh,cs Spot COL

TIN"FF00I VNb'es|@T-t c0TT0n. GOOD de-
Inand at points decline. MlddUng,
J 1'a Sales 1000 bales, American. 900
taIes Imports. 10000. all Ameffcan.
Futures opened quiet at 12 20 "A points de-
c.'ne. closed Gutei AT u to 20 points decline.
December. II lId. jsnuary. fi.dsd: March March
eteady cloths 0Itoter
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
New York State Rond.

ct St1tc BOnHq
!ssueo IN coupon and rcpistors
tsro Ut IN hlhT.erchangeah BILE Coupon bona. I'm rorm'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
Dr.. Work Takes Oath Today
as Member Harding Cabinet
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. ID. IL. Mar 4-Dr.
Hubert Work took the oath Of office to-
day as postmaster general, succeeding
Will H. Hays, who has been a member
Of the cabinet one year today
IL statement addressed ia the per
sounel of the postal service. the new
cabinet official said that Hays had set
MP new ideals for the postal service !
aud added that such ideals were approv-
ed 10y the American people. Dr Work
said il L. his intention 10 give pur-
pose ~ his vision.
The oath If office was administered
by Rush Holland of Colorado. assist
am attorney general. in the presence
~ group Of friends II both Mr. Hays
and br. Work. and number of sen
ators. representatives and postal en-
nloyrs.
Secretary Wallace. George Christian.
secretary to the president. and Rrgad-
ier General Sawyer. the presidents ;
physician. also attended the ceremony.
After Dr. Work was sworn in. Mr.
HAYS told him that "all regret over
leaving the cabinet completely and all
Solutely was aEtidoted by his happiness
in turning the postoffice department.
over a. you. the indiFidual." Replying
Dir. Work informed Hays that it is not
possible to 'assuage the regret in this
department over yonr departure"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04

so PER CENT POTATO
CROP IS DESTROYED

Farmers i'm the Immediate BruAaNFRiis
district Who YESTERDAYS ~rrr c4HFratu-
Iatinr themselves that ths potato rrup
around Brswnsville had weafhrrra tas
nights n cold weather @ithuut sH4arF
awuke this morning ta find that nar uE
the svverest fFosts in many years Gar-
ing last night had iexrile4 the posaia
plants to the Ereund. Ihv mAaina-na
temperature here aurinE iaat HIEht ~-H
81 degrees. The HiEht AS r4lm all
clear.
A survey "a the sit4ltiun tnaaF hF
Wi E- Nrlavitt. Nha tuurrd thr Hr4rhE
farms. resulted En- ar ~stimatr ~ ME
MeDaviii that ahoaf fifty pr esat ef
the crop has been destroyed. meatig fn
the earlier planted staff
Tomatoes that Errc not raFrre4 ~
pulled were completely destroyed
Some concern IN being frif tn.laF far
buds on thr grapefruit trees thralEh a4t
the Valley, where the trees arr aaf rra-
tected - snudFe pets ~ etherEass. n
is possible that hraf years nruaaftten
may be cut daWa ty beds hANlHa Area
nipped ~ th~ frost. it aiil rrgu.rr aaarr
time a. drtrrmine this haurFrf Thr
trees themarlVra base safely wfhafnNa1
Ali dama.r. VA is stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
AMERICAN MEDICAL
MISSIONARY KILLED
BY THIBET ROBBERS

~. lttl u. Ne Mar As~HHFm mf
& T.. shelton. u.elteai misstprarg sf
the nisr.rilcs - Christ. the fhrlstian
Thnrrh iu IhHHt. aH. nHrirrfl af raN-
fars near HafaHE Irhruarg l- areuril-
ing ~ q ezalsl~gram revived here taalu1
is th- TINTED Christian Mi--isEaFs 80
rIrty. Sheif.m rsaFrl fFuHi hr@ @alaa
camp iu China iH lanlarF. i.L-t afTrr
icing kidnauped aHd hrl4 eve raasala
for sixty days.
Shelton was th+ first fhr.fiaa mas-
.iunaFy allowed rn enter ThlHt
The ne~-aEr read
'Rol,h~r~ killed >hr.f.n n~ar EataRS
February iT Noify Eiri-
The girls rrlrrFrI ta arr I3r ~Al-
tons daughter ltnrniAs NJ. aua lt.rls.
Il. attending sshs.al af Processes. tat-
Although TLihsf bad nat arra aI~hrf
Nv ml~-irnari+H >hriiun DEPARTED rr.aH
Vancouver lat August fu ularH hH-
uital AZ l.hassn. iie rresigei a uriffru
Invitation frnm fhe italaf i.ana. fhr
supreme power nf the l'Hli.-f rhaHs A
III The prutlnrr ra ~-FatHI4h ftr hws-
Tital ia rer"guigiou ~ hl~ wurk au-aag
the 1hiil~tan sstAilrr--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
FLORIDA PELICAN is
WINNER In GAME OF
GOLF in 'ONE DOWN
nv Tho As rintcl prrss.l }

ST PETFRSBI'RG Fla. Mar 4
A pelican. one of those huge. long
boakcd marine birds that poise them
selves hundred feet above the wa
ter close their wings AMI with beaks
omen dive heal foremost into schools
of small fish. finished golf game
here recently zone down" The Cuf
fee Tot course is along the shore of
Tampa Fay and on the eleventh hole
is small brarkiSh lake forming wa
ter hazard which must bc crossed to
reach thu green.
Du" member of "A foursnmc drove
from the tee and a strong wind ear
ried the hall into the lake. \ pelican
flying lazily above M" lake evidently
took thc hail ~ the surface for a
new variety of fish for hc suddenly
closed his wings. droppcd with terri
fic speed AMI sohhlcd il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
GOV. ROBERTSON
NOT HEARD BY
OKMULCEE JURY
Mayor Offers Apology for
Incident When Oil Man
Attacked Governor
Hy The Associnted Press. ,

OkAIt LGEE. Okla. Mar. i-Defcat-
ed in his efforts To testify before the
Oknulgcc county grand jury in con
ncCtion with its investigation into the
affairs Of the defunct Bank of Com
merce. Governor j. Il. y Robertson
returned early today 10 Oklahoma City.
Before leaving the governor announ-
ed that the mayor Of Okmulgee ard
pther local officials offered an apology
for the incident yesterday wherein sew
raj lusty blows were exchanged be-
ween the governor and James Lyons
oil operator. over what Lyons said L.
the executive.
j think | am among friends here.
Governor I.ohcriSo said
W IL Crume. whr was Introducing
he governor. made this statement abonT
~ affair:
''AIr. Lyons was the first man iurn-
rd to in the crowd AMI did nc: want
to bass him without asking him - meet
the governor. | lid not know his frame
" mind. II was an unfortunate af-
iair.-'
Lyons issued this statement:
Il have utter disrc~pcct for Govern
or Robertson ~ governor " the state
of Oklahoma and supreme contempt for
him as man. The encounter yes
terday morning was the result ~ my
being asked to shake hands with a man
whom ! feel toward a stated above"
Attorney General George III. Short.
who IL IN okmulgcc in connection with
The work or organizing the Bank M
Commerce. conferred with the governor
ana told him LYONS action did not ex-
preSS the sentiment Of the people ~
Okmulgce city and county Several cit
iZcns who We're present az the time vote
ed approval of this statement.
The clash came when Lyons with an
oath. refused to shake hands with Gov
"rnor Robertson a. the governor was
being introduced about the court house.
Governor Robertson replied ~ smash
ing out with his right fist declaring he
couldn't be hluffcd physically. legally
or any other way"
The blow. however. was intercepted
hy State Senator L. A.. IIorner. a hy-
Srandcr. a moment later and the 'rwu
men were in physical combat 4 half
dozen blows were struck. without in
Jury 10 either participant. before they
were separated.
Governor Robertson termed the con
duet of Lyons "a personal insult"
which he said h. looked upon rs the
net Of fat headed fool not expressing
the sentiment OF his community
o
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
SILVER ORE RECEIPTS ACTIVE

FL PASO, Tex, Mar. Is liver ore ex-
ports from Juarez 70 Fl Paso. for treat
ment at the II Paso smeltcr. during
February exceeded the combined total
Tor the entire wears Of 1920 and 1921,
according 10 vice Consul Oscar Harper.
OF JuarcZ.
During 1921. total silver ore ship
mcnts into III Paso were Sll6l, and dur
ing 1920 S67.4i9. Fcbruary's total was
about SS0.010. according to the report
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
NJ ALLEN MAN WILL
INSTALL ice CREAM
FACTORY in B'VILLE

An ice cream factory will be among
the new industries opened in Browns
willie this spring The plant. which will
be operated by {. {. Lamberth of Nc
Allen. will be located in the Wallace
building. on Thirteenth street. just back
Of the Western Union office. Work on
fitting up the building has begun and
installation Of the machinery will take
place IN a shor; time. The capacity of
the plant Il not st'acd. hut according to
local informants the factory will be the
largest Of its type in the city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
SEE I'M SPEECH PLAN
FOR RESIGNATION OF
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE

lnNBslN. Mar. Nhat rr=art
rd in I.ri.IiraI rirr.e- hrFr a- -rHaaa a1-
~ q plan ~ mliniaftHu ot tar rarE rF-
siSnatinn ~ Irimt Minister ifoli fsrnr-
Ee With thr rnHraFHr fH twfm nW
national trrtrrir- rarrt nHf Ht faH @
crate gursrrtafIErs uul q rsalfaa mf
The liberals VAS giRen tg a-faA
Churchill in au a.hirH-- af Lna-a HHr-
nu.h tlslal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
MRS. A. BLOONBERG DEAD

Adviees were received in Brownsville
this afternoon announcing thc death in
Nev York city AZ noon today ot Mrs.
Aaron Blumberg. wife Of Aaron Bloom
berg. who a great many years ago was a
member NJ the firm of BloomberE a Pa
phacl. owners of one ~ the largest
wholesale concerns on the Mexican bor-
dor. while Mr.. Blumherg was the SEN
ior member of the firm. ~ did not re-
side here. having been represented by
his son. the late Joe Blumberg. who mar
ried Miss Dora Kowalski. daughter %
Mrs. Louis Kowaiski. Sr. and who now
resides IN New York city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-04
FUNDS TO CONTINUE
AIR MAIL SERVICE Is
TO BE- PROVIDED FOR
BY The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. II. C.. Mar. A.
Fuuds 10 continue the transc"niinental
iir mail service and restore the New
York City pneumatic postal tube sys-
'cm will be provided in the annual post
office bill under an agreement reached
~ the senate committee members. In
passing the Till the house refused 70
provide for either of these Servicrs
and former Postmaster General Hays
recently appeared before the commit
tee in their behalf.