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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1922-01-07

Announcing
SIMON BROS. January Clearance Sale
Commences Saturday, January tn
Continues until Saturday evening, january 5lst
s,gra that every article n the store sold January Clearance Sale
whdmenat 81
- ~ r 81 Fourth Avenue our dollars worth e
orr January boys and srH A. IS p
cash from manufacturers obtain cash owing The conditions s
We turn offer the special purchases M - - - 49,
our hhal@yu vel without mention our part hhe
atntvneA@
ataod
newetsy
Now think the opportunity our vast department store :
January Sale roa.w drastic reductions
a a~, cater your the best ns'pasn
and stands and as ns '"s
uexpat
Our closed day Sale prices
stock this magnitude Friday Y will
REQUIRE fifty people hh January Clearance Sale
Terms Of Simon Bros January Clearance Sale are
Strictly cash
No approvals
NOC.O. DIS
No phone orders
We will ill mail orders if accompanied with cash
| Simon Bros. zfd.
Alexandria, La. Largest Department store n 'ena =
= == - = ..@=1v a. s@ aaas nzs.l. rr4-1 IL.
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Cruel, Frank c.

Sec. is, Twp. %, r. s E.. 80
Personal 1'f,oo
Cruel, Louis
shsW, sWsE, Sec. IA. Twp.
sE 4; : Sec Z is, Twp. u. R.
NHNE, Sec. u, Twp: p. j.
NRNWA. NWHNEN, Sec. %,
TWP. 20. r. s E. ............. coo.
personal w."
Cruel, Walter
NEsE. WISE. EAsw,. sly
sW, Sec. 10, TWP. ~, K.
sssE, Sec. IL. Twp. %, R.
NWsW, Sec. Is, Twp. %, r.
Great Fails, Lot 6. Block 2o4
Personal i-o"-
Gorine, joe
Tracy, Lot 2, Block 2.......-. ,,c,
Personal 3l'e4
SHNH, Sec. 8, Twp. q, r.
NaNE, NEsE, Sec. %. Twp.
wTNW; SMSE: s swN i.
Twp %, R. S E............. : "a
Personal 80
eS.l.ngyi Ah MSWNE, Sec. Of,
Twp. %, r. S E...,-....
5 Sill
Gurnsey, Elmer L.
sWA Sec. 10, Twp. q, r. z Z. 70 40
Personal
SINE NEsE Sec. 2, Twp. a.
r. | p. z
NMsW Sec; l. Twp. = q : F. J E. +.
NE Sec. IA, Twp. %, r.. 1 T. - q.
Personal -
Guzzie. Frank re 70
N. G.. F., Lot 6, Block oe.... "
Haberstead. Peter -
Great Falls, Lot 1. Block 4os
Lot 2, Block 400 .............
Und. y Lot 8, Block 70 ....... n- 90
Personal ~
HaleIro, Thos e.: Jr; 6 rwn. %. r.
E. ~
Personal
Haley, frank HrA a; E NWsw Sec.
&c, Twp. II, R. 2 w. -..-.-.. Z %
II sskNW NEW VINE
MISE SESE Sec. z, Twp. IN. A.
Hall, Stephen 90
n. G.. F., Lot 90. Block H.. 70
hf ES Sec e.': p, Twp. ii, r. 3 E. 14s 12
Halls. Lewis o.
NbSW, less 8 acres. Sec. 70, 90 =,
Twp. q, r. 2 e. .....'..'... 20 10
Hamer, Joseph. u p,ock 70,
Lot 4, Block rs .......'.." L %
Great Falls, Lot ~ BLOCK 0VO II IS
Personal :"
Lots 9, 10, Sec. 3d. I'VE. ~
r. i 60 8
Lot 8, Sec. 80, Twp @i'
Prospect Park, Lots ~ "a
Block 70 S u
Hawkins, Ida t. % p +.
NV Sec. 3, Twp. 10 Is II
Personal
Hanks, Jonn r -, =, plock
5
Hanna, +. -. -, &c Two
IS, X. 8 w. I,.. IA or
improvements ana personal 80
/ W.
EaNWA, NI1.4SW ~ 'ee'
Hansen. Annn ~rn Sac Is
Ni2SEA. St2NE4' Sec' "'
Twp. ~, X. 4 H. % *
Personal
Hansen, lsak-
Crescent Heights, Lot d. ca
Block 10 %
Hansen, }. B.- -.u -
Fairview to Great Fails LOT M
IA, Block "a .......''.'...'" o.
Hanson, Marie .,
E. G. F., Lot ., BLOCK 81 49," - co
Hanson, Charles
EASWM, SEASEA, Sec. 49,
Twp. is, r. 8 p: ..,.,..
A., Sec. 10, Twp. IS, r. 3 b. ,,o 20
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| Johnson, Emil
Crescent Heights, Lots 20, 81.
Crescent Heights, Lots. 7, s, ..
Block 80
Crescent Heights, Lots II to IA,
Block 80 4.76
johnson, Frank o.
Great Falls, Lot a, Block 337.
Boston and Great Falls, Lots
10, Ia, Block 35..,...........
Lots 6, Z, Block 3s............ 1920
| Johnson, +. o.
Great Falls, Lot I, Block 512.. $50
| Monarch, Lot 6, Block 3d.. .7e
Johnson, Hans
swAwhsEA, shNWA, swA
NEANWANWA, Sec. II,
Twp. 81, r. 2 E..............
Great Falls, Lot 9, Block204..
Personal 2eo.o1
Johnson. Johannes
Great Falls, Lot s. Block 61s.. 1865
AL4l
Johnson, John
NhsWA, Sec. IA, Twp. %, r.
sWA, Sec. 10, TWP. %. r. 8 E
EAsEA, Sec. "a. Twp. %, r.
Z Il. 90, co
| personal H
johnson, Fred j. Est
sAsEM, Sec. %, Twp. 18, r.
wAswM, Sec. a, Twp. is, R.
wHN \: EHNWA. Sec. Is,
Twp. IS, r. / E............. o
! HSTSOQdl 1~v'oo
Johnson. John S.
EhEhNWA, Sec. %, Twp. Il,
NEA. Sec. 27, Twp. q, R. 2 E ~
| Personal Zo2-o@
Johnson, Lucille E
Mt. Royal, Lots 1 to 9. u to
Is, Is to %, Block 5........ 1.o5
| Johnson, Minnie L.
| NEA, Sec. II, Twp. %, r. j L 90 20
Personal oot'
Johnson, Nina Est
Finley, Sup, Lot II, Block TO-. l-os
Johnson, Mrs. Nettie-
| SWASEA, Sec. IS, TWP. 10,
All !. less = 10 acres, Sec. il. TWP.
sE y; 4; : E SassE4. swlH
SEX, Sec. IS, Twp. IS. R.
3 Il.
N1ANEA, Sec. 20, Twp. 10, r.
IS acres a: NE4NE4. Sec. Is.
Twp. 10. r. 5 Z. .......
NWA, See. 20, Twp. 10, r. 8 r, =.
| Personal @o-"-l
Johnson, Oscar
Crescent Heights. Lots 10, IA.
Block 10 IL
johnson, Oscar H -
ERE4a, Sec. IL. Twp. u. r.
SEX T. less 80 acres, Sec. 81,
Twp. u, r. . E. ............
Personal stoi
johnson. Otto E
sHsEA, Sec. 5, Twp. 20, r,
w,Isw4. sE4swA, Sec. 4,
TWP. 20, R. / E. ............
NizNEA, Sec. s, TWP. 20. r.
l f.
NWANWA. Sec. 9, Twp. 20,
Il. L E. lV7'4o
johnson, o. H
Boston and Great Falls, Lot 2,
Block IS 7.3s
WhNW4, Sec. 8. Twp. 10. r.
8 E.
PERSONAL cZ.ou
johnson, sigfrid-
sw4sEA, Sec. "a, Twp. %,
Whit : / siE4Nw;H. Sec. %,
Twp. %, r. 5 E. ............ 2915
johnson, Simon
NJ. See. IA. Twp. 81. r. . E.
NE4, Sec. %, Twp. 81, R. 2 E. 1885
Johnson. Thomas
Alex Heights. Lots :, s, Block
J Hi
Johnson. Henry
Monarch. Lots !, 10. Block 10. &c
johnson. Margaret
Barnes, Lots 90, 80, Block g.. 90
Johnson, Richard R.
NWA. Sec. 80. Twp. 90. r.
3 =. -o
Johnson. William J.
sESEA. Sec. IS, Twp. %, r.
w4s s. EHswA. sw4
sWA, Sec. "a, Twp. %. r.
Nw4NW4, Sec. Is, Twp. y,
NsNEG. Sec. 2e, Twp. %, r.
swl. Sec. so, Twp, 2, F. 5
Il.
Personal 1s0.@
Jones, Cora
Belt Original, Lots "A, IS, -.
Block ii s.ls
'o 4th street II: ETA Addition. Lots u to
"a, Block ] Observation-Disclosures. IS
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Hughes, deOTSe t.
Lots 3, 4, ShNW4, SWA, Sec.
4, Twp, Is, r. 2 f. ........,
EhSEA, NWASEA, SEM
NEA, Sec. 5, Twp. IS, r. 2
r.
SESWM, Sec. 50. Twp 10, r.
: j..
improvements only, NW4
SEA, Sec. A., Twp. IS, r. 2
i.
Personal
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Lammert. John
Crescent Heights, Lot is,
Block 80 Observation-Disclosures.
La Motto. Jessie
Great Falls. Lot 5, Block Ia
n. 90 feet, Lots 6, Z, Block ia
Lot II, Block 14f ..............
Personal III
Lancaster. VIM
North Great Falls. Lot "a,
Block 81
Lands, W. H. CO.
Barnes, Lots d TO IS. Block 8
ssissWa. sEANEa. Sec. 2s,
Twp. 81, r. 4 e. ............
Langesetter. Lars
Crescent Heights, Lots is. 10,
20, Block 10 .............,.
Langford. Margaret E.
Bosto nand Great Falls, Lot
IA, Block is .,.............
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14cihhllds 1lIStt-
WHsWA, Sec. &c. Twp. 10, R.
EssE4, NiwHsEN Sec. ii,
N.Y. I /. Sec: 81 Twp: 10. R.
Lots Z, 5. EMwM, NWA
NWA, SISSY, Sec. 80,
Twp. 10, r. 8 E.............
Personal J
Heinrich, Arthur
3. E. F., Lot 4, Block 2......
Henderson, w. s.
WhNWA, Sec. 4, Twp. IS. r.
shNEa, SCI, less i acre,
Sec. 5, Twp. 10, r. 4 En-.
SEASh, SWA, less 2 acres,
Sec. 81, Twp. 81. RI E-
Great Falls, Lot IL, Block $50
Henning, Fred
Barnes, Lot 25, Block 7......
Lots s, Z, Block R.........
Heinrich, Phillip
Und. u, shsEA, Sec. 27, Twp
Und. ", ShShSWA, Sec. &c,
Twp. IS, r.. / .............
NEA, Sec. 81, Twp, 90, r.
Great Falls, Lot IL, Block AIS
Lot Is, Block 472.............
Henry. Mrs. Eliza J. S.
SEA-, Sec. Is, Twp. 81, R. 8 2.
NkNEA, Sec. is. Twp. 81, K.
4 Il. : : .
In N~WANWASWA, Sec. 81,
Twp. p, r. 4 E...--........
Great Falls, Lot IS, Block 4ss
Personal
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-25

Hull, Wade, and M. j.
WhSW4, SWANWH, less
3.63 acres, Sec. %, Twp. u,
r. / w.
NWANWA, SASWA. less 1873
acres, Sec. 90, Twp. q, Il.
W.
NWANWA, less 5 acres, Sec.
"a, TWP. q, r. l W.........
Personal 1875
Huller, Mike
f. L. Hossack, Lots 80, Block
Lot 4, Block 8 .................
Lots %, "a, Block IL ....-... 2.3'
Hultgren, l.. F.
Crescent Heights, Lot II,
Block 10 3!
Hummell, Alex
NWM, Sec. 10. Twp. Y, r. l
II. n,
Personal b9.2.
Hummell, Jacob
SWA, Sec. 3, Twp. %, r. l E.
Personal o9-2.
Hummiston, Lilly L.
N1aNEA, less 3.19 acres, Sec.
8, Twp. 20, r. / W...........
ShSEA, less A acres, Sec. "a,
Twp. q, r. / w ........... T7.9(
Humpe. Anton
Belt First Addition, Lot -.
Block 1
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Hockersmith, NJ. C
Lot 4, sWASWA, Sec. 20, TWP.
90. r. l W:...:...,'
NWANWA. NhSWA, MA
sec. %, Twp. 20, r. |. W..
Hockersmith, S. F
40 per cent SEW, Sec. 16, TWP
200. r. ] W............-..
NM. improvements only,
Sec. u, Twp. 20, r. 1 We.
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Hodson, Alvin Est
SWANWA. WASWA, SEA-
SWA, Sec. %, Twp. IL. X.
] w.
Lots /. $, WaSEM, sWA,
NEASEA. EhNWA, Sec. ~.
Twp. II, r. / W.......-..
SksEA, Sec. 80, Twp. IT, R. /
w
VIZ, WAE12, Sec. 80, Twp. II,
r. L w.
Ell, SWASWA, SEANWA,
Sec. SO, TWP. II. r. l w.
All Sec. 81, Twp. II, r. ] W..
MIS-, SEASEA, ShNEA,
NEANEA, Sec. 2S, Twp. II,
r. / w
Cascade Original, Lots II to "a,
BLOCK I
First Addition, Lots /. 2, Block
u -......<-
Personal
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Personal Observation-Disclosures
Hocket, All Est
Clerderin to Barker, Und. "
Lots / to s. Block 1......:..
IND. u Lots L to %, Block e.
Tnd. u Lots l to 80, Block g..
i acre tract, Lots 2 to 7, Block
4
Lots i to 9, Block 5.....-.....
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
BOTH RUSSIA,
GERMANY WIN
COUNCIL AID
Continued From First Page,

CONTINUED From First Page.)
OF Europe. the Premier announced.
n the council did not act voices In
tho delegates own countries would
he certain 10 condemn them.
One condition OF negotiation with
Russia would he that the soviet
cease It's propaganda. Lloyd George
expressed tho hope that the Allies
would now agree 10 follow the load
~ Miilerand. In previous state
ments he pointed out tho French
President had 7 favored relations
with Russia. n the Russian dohts
were acknowledged
Lloyd George made three basic
points OF the British viewpoint.
First. Il was impossible 20 settle the
question OF reparations without a
general agreement:
Second, All tho Allies must make
allowance for each others view
points.
lie pointed out that England was
suffering as we'll az others:
Third. regarding the attitude 10 be
adopted towards the vanquished
powers, he declared ne was not pro
German and insisted that Germany
must pay 10 the limit hut the Allies
must consider TO what extent she
could pay.
Regarding dealing with Russia
Lloyd George made a scathing allu-
sion 20 Frances dealings with the
Kemalists saying he could not SOC
how 20 was possible 10 draw tho line
between assassins in one part OF the
East and in another.
I'VE know OF governments which
recently have taken assassins by the
hand
II was announced that a resolu
tion for international action which
the British Premier then intro
duccd was accepted unanimously ir
principle The details we're 10 b,
discussed this afternoon.
Ambassador Harvey took no par
IN the discussion
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
MARKET LIST
Opens STEADY
Only Oils Are Heavy in
First Hour of Trading
Today

NEW YORK. Jan. UNITED
Press.) There was cont nuatIon OF
pressure on Asphalt al the opening
Of the New York Stock Exchange
today. while the first sale at 5Si4.
was up Z. the stock then was offered
IN big blocks down TO 57h
The rest Of the list was steady
with little change from Thursdays
close. Steel Common opened az S2E
and Crucible az 66A. both unchang-
ed. Sugars were fractionailv higher
Low priced rails were firm with
New Haven up u az 12A Heavy
selling of Asphalt gave the other
oils a somewhat heavy appearance.
Among the specialtics. DAWSON
Chemical was under pressure and
made an early low close TO so.
Opening prices:
Lehieh Valley 5S. on x. Sinclair
1914, unchanged: American sugar
ssh up u; T.. S. Steel S2A CRU
chile Sax; General Motors 81 on
\ studehaker 7aM. on X; T.. S.
Rubber 52h; Texas and Pacific
24A, OF a; Pan-American 30. up
Il Asphalt bSA. up Z Bethlehem
b.. 56is on is; international Paper
f9h. on a Corn Products 92M,
up = Texas Company 43h. on \:
Reading 7ih. up y; Mexican Pc
troleum 1851 on Y.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
De VALERA
WITHDRAWS
RESIGNATION
ccontlnuea From rlrs raeeD

CONTINUED From Firs Page)
native proposal. the Sim Fcin presi-
dent announced his resignation
II was believed that this action
of De Valera's aEnined that the
treaty with Great Britain was GER
ain to hc ratified.
DE Nalera's proposal for an alter
native treaty TO replace the one
signed by Irish and British dele
gates az Downing street was re-
icctcd by the Dali In secret session
today
Tho Sim Fein Parliament decided
hat vote upon tho original treaty
must first he taken.
"his will probably be done tomor-
row.
The private session ~ tho Dali
broke up today. members confessinr
u had failed 20 reach any semblance
Of an agreement
H. r. Kay, correspondent % the
London Times. who was kidnapped
by Cork Republicans wednesday
was released and has returned to
Dublin.
Promises of a bitter rgnt in me
next open session OF the Dali over
the subject OF freedom OF the press
developed after yesterdays meeting.
In which tho Frecman's Journal was
attacked for its editorial in support
of tho treaty The paper spoke Of
De Valera as lacking tho heart Of
an lrishman," and said ne was
urged on by an Enrlishman. Frs
kline Chrdcrs A move was started
to cxpel tho Frccman's correspond
ent from the Dali hall
The Freeman's Journal today re-
piled saving.
"As some good willed men arc en-
deavoring TO save tho country from
the necessity Of Itself. we refrain
from making tho answer We would
otherwise have made"
Two years ago. this paper point,
out. it was under suppression and
its machinery broken by the mill
tary. a year ago It's editor and pub
Usher we're imprisoned. Now Il 4
criticized for It's endeavors 70 pre-
vent the will OF the people assertin,
itseh.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
SEE NEED OF
FIRE ESCAPES

CONTINUED From First Paga)
two hremen have sustained slight
injuries while responding TO alarms.
and It is hoped to eliminate all un-
necessary calls and save the hre-
men until they are really needed
Fire Marshal Ainscow has report
cd 70 chief Lutz that the apparent
cause OF the vasscllo fire at 234 Kins
street yesterday morning. endanE-
ering the lives OF number Of
nersonns sleeping In the upper
rooms Of the building. was home
made gas heating arrangement With
opcn flame" which was used for rip
ening bananas. and that on four dif-
ferent occasions between Decembes
% and the time OF the FIRE inspectors
bad requs II cd that some other meth
Cd OF heating be used as the "stove'
was n fire menace.
Marshal Alnscow and his assistants
have begun an inspection OF apart
ment houses and hotels in the city
and 30 far have found number Of
buildings not provided with hre
escapes.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
Text Of Root Resolutions Adopted
OutIawing Submarine Piracy
ARTICLE 1

WASHINGTON. 6.-The o resolutions
adopted yesterday
marines commerce destroyers follows
ARTICLE
The desiring make effective the
OF the lives OF
neursls and declare that
those deemed established
Of international
First A ordered 20 sub
O character before 81
be
merchant attacked
unless refuses search after
directed seizure. A merchant
have been first placed safety
Third. Belngerent submarines not under
circumstances from the universal rules above
stated and II submarine a merchant
sci in conformity with rules the existing law OF
nations II and from seizure
and permit the merchant proceed unmolested
The other civilized Powers
their OF established
be public understanding throughout the
which the public OF
the world is to judgment future belgerents
ARTICLE Ill
ne mpOSsihily OF
19141e1S the
hibion
the law nations
binding
they invite all other nations 10 adhere hereto"
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
Died

McFADDEN- this city ~ Jsnu.rv
s. 1922, John McFaddcn. husband of
Margaret McFadden Funeral ser
vices viii he hold from hls late rcsi-
dence, Fourth street and Grant ave-
nue. on Monday morning. January
A. O'Clock Intcrmcnt at Ca
thcdral cemetery.
THOMPSON-in Eiiston Nd. on Ianu-
ary b, 1922. Joseph g.. THOMPSON
Funeral services win BE- held from
me late residence az Walnut Hin.
near klkton, Md on SATURDAY.
January z AZ II O'Clock. interment
bbIIA-At White Haven Pa. on Jan.
uary 5, Harry A. Betty aged fs
years Relatives and friends arc In
Nted 10 attend the funeral SER
VICES a. Chandlcr's Funeral Pariora
lWll icnerson street. on Saturday.
January g. az o o'clock. infermo5f
a. NJ. Salem cemetery.
MEMS .,o i En- This city, on January g..
t-,., Charlolt wife Of August
and friends are invited 10 aficn5
the funeral services a. hor iafo
residence. Rock Manor Brandyyvine
hundred, near Wilmington. on SUM
day. January s. A. ? o'clock. In
terment a. Iomhardy cemetery
EpWARDS-ln this city. on Tannar,.
b. 1921. Carrie, wife OF Frank T. Ed
wards. Relatives and friends arc I'M
vlted 10 attend the funeral services
NN NNlN recurrence OF nNN mother Mrs
Annie q. cornwel q2S Pine street
on Monday afternoon, January 9 al
o'clock. lnterment at I.aWncroft
cemetery.
STEWART Near McCienandsviile Del
on January 8. 1922 Mary b wife Of
James T.. Stewart. in her ISM venr
Funeral from the residence Of her
son. John O. Stewart. near McC1el-
hndsVi.le, Del. on sunday after
noon. January 8. at O'Clock. In
.aH
cemetery.
DOuGHERTY-In this city. on Janpsrv
5, 1922. Daniel r., husband OF Marv
j. Doughcrty. Relatives. friends
and employees OF the Jackson Lab
oratory OF f. l. dupont COMPANY
are invited TO attend the funera
from The residence OF his father-in-
law, Michael Donohue. lils West
Third street on Monday morning
January 3. a. o'clock Solemn
requiem mass az 81 Paurs Church
lnterment az Cathedral cemetery.
FlSHbk-ln this city, on January :.
1929, George NJ D.. husband Of Ella n
Fisher. aged 60 years Relatives.
and friends and members or an the
organizations with which ne was
affiliated, are invited 10 attend the
funeral services, at his late resi-
dence 722 King street. on SATURDAY
afternoon. January Z. at go O'Clock.
lnterment at Riverview cemetery.
Funeral In charge Of St John s
Commandery, Knights Templar
BAlsASClO-ln this city, on January 4
1922 Rosa Baiascio. AGED g. years
Relatives and friends are Invited DO
attend the funeral services az her
late residence, lO7 W 26th street
on Saturday morning, January q. ai
o'clock Solemn requiem mass no
ST. patrick's Church at 2 o'clock
lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
CHARLES-ln this city on January g.
1922. Christine youngest daughter
OF George S. and the ate Sophia a
Charles, aged years Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services. 40 tho residence
OF her father. 1911 North Clayton
street. on Saturday afternoon. Janu-
AIRY z. at 2.30 O'Clock. lnterment
at Mt Salem cemetery.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
COUNCIL MUST GO
SLOW ON COAL GIFT

Councilman McManus called the
attention Of City Council last night
10 misleading statements in news
papers which have led people 10 In
fer that Council has on hand an un-
limited supply OF coal which they
are giving away 10 all that might
make a request He said the situa-
ton in this city is a rather serious
one and urged that no member Of
Council give coal where there was
no real need.
Councilman McNabb declared that
he proposed to give coal away where
ever he saw fit TO give IL. and call on
Council for more when his share
Of the coal is exhausted. III Coun-
ell refuses 10 supply all the coal
need I propose 10 let the newspapers
know the facts" said Mr.. McNabb.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
BUENOS AYRES SHOWS
WONDERFUL GROWTH

BUENOs AYREs. CBy mail to the
United Press) During the seven
years since the outbreak of the war.
notwit hstanding almos complete
cessation OF emigration. the popula-
tion OF Buenos Aires has increased
by over 100000. In the last decade
the growth was over $4,000. a truly
astonishing figure. as compared with
the census Of other capitals
There has been. however. a some
what disquieting decrease in the
birth rate Of the city. With a popula-
tion Of 1892 500. the births were
only about $4,000 per annum. where
as in 1914. when the population was
much less. these numbered nearly
$1,000.
In some cases this decrease Is at
trfbuted to the high cost OF living.
the great jump in price taken by
necessities. II is alleged, has led 20 a
strike OF mothers"
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
AMERICAN METHODS
IN EAST AFRICA

ROME, (United Press)-An ON
cial statement issued by the Minister
OF Commerce states that American
business houses are invading East
Africa and securing practically all
the available business as the result
OF their Introduction OF American
methods. Clients and prospective
clients receive free American COM
merce journals, newspapers. cata-
logues. etc. and American houses are
appointing native agents who receive
thirty per cent. commission on all
business secured. as well as ten per
cent. on business coming indepen-
dent OF their efforts. Native agents
find such surprisingly generous and
attractive. and the Ministry OF Com
merce's Omcial Bulletin admits that
the Americans are squeezing out
European houses.
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
RUSSIA BUYING IN
BRITISH MARKETS

LONDON. Omitted Press) Soviet
Russia is making heavy purchases
here now. Soviet House. the impos-
ing headquarters OF ARGOS. the great
Russian purchasing agency. IS daily
thronged with crowds Of statesmen
offering British products.
Official announcement has just
been made by ARGOS OF It's purchases
In Britain since the first Of the year
Merchandise valued at more than
i6.25o.0O0 pounds has been bought.
whereof nearly 100000 pounds
worth has been shipped 10 Russia
The Bolsheviki buyers are mainly
interested IN securing cloth. having
purchased over S.5O0.O00 pounds
worth since Informal buying started
in August 1920, some months before
OF the Anglo Russian
trade agreement Secondly. they
are eager buyers OF foodstufs. farm
ing machinery. drugs and chemicals
Evening journal., 1922-01-06
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
COMMUNITY NfTTyrT'

A meeting ~ the Washington
Heights Association will be held to-
night for reorganization and 10 plan
for future general civic and COM
munity work. particularly Wash
inEton Heights section OF the ninth
Ward This Is an important organ
ration whici taa had much o. 10
with TIE development OF tho north
side for many years. 70 IS desired
that all residents attend the meet
ing and help put the organization in
shape 10 take an important part In
the ceremonies Of dedication OF the
Washington Memorial bridge. now
scheduled for Memorial Day.
The meeting will be presided over
by Ellwood Souder as temporary
chairman. The meeting Will be held
az the Washington Heights Century
Club at 7.30 o'clock