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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30
REAL. ESTATE
Bargains In Vacant Lots

1900. block Van Buren, street. 5ozilo
ffooi. 81 POO. 90
ZOO block. Jackson street. Gsxlia
loot g. 000.n0
Int o. block 90. san Jacinto Heights.
sG00 90
loi s, block "a. san Jacinto HEIGHTS.
$500 o0
Lot hlocl, e5. san iacluto Heights.
sis0Uo
/ I.ot .. block q. sun Jacinio Heights.
s97s.o0
Lets. block eos. san Iacmto Heights
$3.50 00.
lot =, block lS5. SAN Jacln,o Heights.
1900 0o.
Lot Z and o. hlo,l, seS. sun Iicnto
Heights. $4,000.
Lois md a. block -. O. r. Addition.
10000.
We can give Won the hest OF terms on
practically AN these lots. Buy nov
while he price and terms are right.
Ne also have several small home
lhat cau d. sold on Tho hest Of terms
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FOR SALE

Dandy east front lot in san Jpcnto.
200 t"'t ff"n rsViug. S150nd. 'l0O 90
down. 'ss.o1 "a month.
Nast front lot a0 feet from pying
$500 oo S,'on down. s25 oo month.
Cool i.room house u Glcuwood. win
trade Ton sl,o0onp home IN Amarillo. az.
sumc difference.
We have q largo llst OF fine homes
ana vacant lots. Let us show you
For Rent, largo ? room modern apart.
mcn,. 1910 Buchanan. $1,000 month.
\ Few other good houses and 1n3rt-
mout~ Tor REM.
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LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC BULLETIN

- MtSONfC BULLETIN,
"a tor w,tS ending Sep.
a. ~ a tomt"r md ia2s
Monday. AUG. 9Sth.
hQ ~ ESQ D. o. called Con.
n KY vocation Amarillo Chap.
EfT ter, No. lUG. l. 4 VI.
for work IN Mark Master and Past
Magt'r degrees.
Monday. Aux. eSth 500 D.. m AT
Khya Shrine Headquarters. called
meeting Amarillo chapter Order of De
Molay Tor installation ~ officers.
Tuesday. Aug go $50 D. called
CvaNo.ation Amarillo chapter No. isC,
l.. y 49,. for work. bon Most Excellent
Master and ROYAL Arch degrees.
"Wednesday. Aug. 80. $50 y. M
Called meeting Amarillo Lodge No 53l
4. +. \ VI. NJ. Cos work iu Fellow craft
ueutss.
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With .he building and furnishing ~ q
hOur When uc ,'u scu ypr uH da.
modern bungalow. cu lhr pavement
ios, Ir. fnI h.s ttlu Son Uau dupllrs.s
'lt im T.l r,i mt GO fbr worry ana
have o., usr a. th, hoy,. several
months eo.u,r This hum. isl pu,rrc.
ally new. mu'ru aud up q, dte IN
avcrc rra1o u.J Furnished with MAJ
hpvur .pd Wa'mt tn3 Wilton N.lva
uipGs NuR Dr., r i'rus Ask Ter
rn appointment to s, fr. h.lu,mI
home
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ROOMS FOk RENT

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FOE RENT--e extra nicely furnished
rooms Apply So Lincoln.
rOR tENT-Room TOT rtut. 500 1ay
or. Phone 1888
NANTEp-Ono az two refined men 10
ert nicely furnished 'front.' room. with
ath. Ia priyat, home. buO last Third
street. Phone aSS. Two blocks Of best
sating house intown
HpR EENT--U nfu nishcd. au modern
tao rnums Ntchcu,''o aud bath $40.
1904 johnson.
FOR sENT- Furnished FRONT bedroom.
in modern BUNGALOW ou pavement with
Kitchen privileges Can 1855
nor RENT south frort bedroom,
modern, clu-' in 81 per v..k 200
Buchanan Phone Sc.
FOR Ht'NT--rhrer cl'au urnunishtd
rooms. closet lunry md private on.
trainer. 90 se fe ihr Aickiul SOhooi
Apply 500 Monroe can elf7 or lttl.
tuH Rl.Nr Three nicely furnished
rooms clos. 90 ear linz. con, ricu' Tor
seuule. ur Two husine-s v2ru,. Call
sundays o- after r. m. 4N3 Fair.
mount = Sau laciuto.
ROOMS ruE EENT-Nrrh 800 Van
Gutn 81
FoH RENT $50. bedroom 9N, lisui.
som. phor. 1885,
FOR NENT-Ncrv d.sHlila down.
STAINS bedroom south,aN ,Nua1uo
Ms sincI. room COS r1'mor. Phone
1880
ToE EENT Nicely furnished mon,
hcl t,om H uuvat. hom. coo .avcI
u'.. Galt4, f .n'tf ta'U u.nru.
rhonr effN vs..
FuG RENT mishad or uulu7.snci
bedroom N.hru prlya,gcs. aucc.
Phone tss,
FOR BENr N.d,rn BEDROOM Sos
Harrison rhm. 90.
FOR RENT e., '1ulor'lhie n.fr1am.
private home. close lu phor. 1888 W.
FCE RENT Front i.diaon. CONNECT.
ue with a'h -losc On ho.Ir Phone
eoas
Iui; ld.NI Furnished room Ii.wrirr
rth u Wta.. bonn, fc Gentleman
orIt i". D. Iah. phnr. es.aL
loE iENT .Tm'p r..m- v.tb hath
room. DO" johnson Nn.. Go %.
LnuanilH 800 UH, ~f... DOL. N ihc
uftfr.-,s
LARGE bedroom .r...U.I I'D o.1 torv.
Nf1ior bnd uIHf. IH.# lH E.st
T.nth ST.
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HELP WANTED WALK

NANTED-Man and wife 10 take room
and hoard in san Jacinto Heights and
wife 10 help with twin babies. Phone
90.
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ROOM AND BOARD

E'uN aad r,aii. so Buchanan.
r1AIn IHI rD1m homc cookra Ala
lshf loas. kr.u.re rooms fNl Nor'h
ulrris Phone -N5
BOARD N'.p gODM~ 1908 l6hne,n.
BOARD .rd raam iH rri,afc hum, 1895
uiffison i'hau" ;astJ
BOARD lnl ro1u. . coupe. sWali eh'l
ffer. Its-ontii. rHau. -s1c j.
lur'E ard h.lire Iv.Ner ts The
cHi. ,h4n. irfl-tu'. or f.gNd Eon-
1r li t.nf. r UHf nrul .r
.eiido osh en t.HtftH wa1lf.
ss r. an .. nl $780, soil tv
rf,rt frt,i
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SODA FOUNTAINS Handsome i2foot
complete nuut ..rd only few months.
i;'o1 as nsw. Also one ioiuoi ana one
'irot outnt iusi shipped hack ffm fou
fields. Exceptional bargains. on easy
tqms. Write or wire Grosmin Foun.
inin Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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Price Oil & Realty Co.

National ltr's 81 Commerce. Room s.
PhnDs esvtlg.
a----.-- .-a-.-.. -a--aa-4--. -
NANTEn-Wc Irt having numerous
calls iur modern hlusee to remit List
Your houses with us d SON wan, Them
rented puck ST., " g. Eoy,. agr,'
Room o. Fuqua glog rhorc IS-.S0s.
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OUNCE RAMON FOR SALE.


CHOICE RANCH FOR SALE.
VIII sell either four or six sections
OF good smooth SANDY chocolate loan
mesquite grass land With plenty ot va,
/ ter. ias three wells and windmils
with tanks. three surface tanks ans
water IN the creek tho year round.
Improved with l0room two.stGry
store house with bath, electric lights
and water in house, electric stove. iron
etc. Barn. sheds. corrals ana eranares
chicken houses. etc An fenced AMI
cross fenced. 100 acres in cultivation
Also has stone store building with
small stock Of groceries. light hard.
ware and drug sundrles. pOuoftice IN
store, Good stone school house located
on ranch. This property only 10 miles
from railroad
Price. 5000 per acre. - cash and
long time on balance. WIN take n good
residence in Amarillo. as part payment.
SEARS 4 SEARS.
Phone 1898 Room 6. Ray Bynum Big
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Lock These Trades Over

Erhty acres ~ cooi cotton land only
our miles u. Lubbu... Trsas. 80 AGREES
cultivation; 30 acres 0f grass. good
esidence and harms, trade for residence
Amarillo.
AZ acres 90 un.mprUvcd land ncas
'r,sS. Texas. 40 clear oi deb. Coo trade
or Amarillo residence.
sl,o0N0u stuss of general morchan.
usa in Panhandle town. clear rf debt
,p trad, fo- 32o or 60 acres of Plains
and. assume or pay SOME difference.
som, Enud bargains m lis TO- tbs
ieNt few days take Tord or Dodge ear
~ sash payment or small cash uaymcnt
mi toms
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST hunch ~ kets Yah 40 sos
Return lu N,ua DuI.,.
ni Nd k1s attached o. hard w
a wire uWner can have same by cal.
lrg ai thc Nrws and Insiug for ihis ad
ls'Sf-NlA laffN wtn found mesh
h1r engraved R'lfch. perln return 20
l00 poik. receive reward
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Printing ana paper haus-
INK Prices right Work guarantese.
Phone e5Sl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

Au aocounts die the Western Hard.
var, company arr rasat'o " wllisus's
tcW,irt Compauy. lug East F-iuu
.lscif
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

'.Al,N MONEY cog hom. IS, m. sou
So io 81 w'0k'v duuug snuc time.
W experience necessary writing show
tHnl- W instruct by correspond rcc
'ni koop 1ou In steady WORT Sh.Eue
SIR S,srw Desk t1p Detroit Mich
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WoNDEIliL opportunity 60 hust.
,ers, Personally. .uic-I.tE. il.ullv,
und a'quaIuDrro PRINCIPAL requisites
Old and reliable company. attractive.
upfo datc policies and ub.-ll contracts
for dis'ri,. lnI local agents National
iaie Insurance CO., o. = ol =. S. ~.
Cm.'s Son. State Manls,rs. puet0.
rinp HIDE Dallas Texas.
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Odom Land Co.

ONE tw0room house and lot In san
Jacinto, $1,000. Some cash and the
rest monthly. Four room house and
bath Ter sale. only three months old.
$4,000 down and S3j a month paid for.
i. " Greene. 301 Pierce.
FOR SALE
Fnye rnlm mod-fn residence. cash sINO.
upnn'" ,5l.nO per month
Phone SSl
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&C. Upton Realty Co.

PEAL ESTATE and OF LEASES
Room u Pocket; Building
Telephone 700 Res. Phone 1888
Amarillo. Texas
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Askew, Short, Durham
and Parton
REAi.T0RS
Rooms % ana % ruqul Bldg
Phone 65
Unusual Values

Tho cuiy cast front lsi ru South U1r
..scr street pric,d for sll, AlI hrrk
a'Ts.lov> in this h.o,k Prize, 81 npD.
aNcmrnt nad ard sidewalk mid
SN room pupluN .g best rental dis.
Jrict. stri,ti- modcru three rooms.
.rDaklust r'um ana sc",iJv porch ,o
.,ch ld.. Proc So 500. 81 .uoo cash and
your ,Vu terms ou halmC.. tbs Is
,our chance Goo nO,pmr %. landlord as
we'll 49, uUu your own home
D,-ulhl, and room huu fpr rent
best r0s.d'nrr section. Fur further
Information cal M. curtis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-30

DRUG SrORl.-Excrlicnt suburban 10.
alton. Fort Worth. Texas. New haild.
inr rcldy about ten days. Party wsc
intended opening nlac. unable % PRO.
coed further and win to turn lease and
equity 100 fixtures az Discount. Fino
looaton. good icasc; reasonable rent
Can De- opened including new stock Tor
$4,000 cash. balance monthly payments
Write or Wire Grosmau Fountain Co.
Dallas. Texas.
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SALESMAN WANTED

Statesmen WI WANT-Te- cover The
Amarillo t1ruou Who ,lu quality
tDr permanent position. offering cool
future. sollug Co grocery. meat md
motel trade Au-f hc possessed with
moro th1n average Intelligence. plcas.
ing personality. and haSc O. eIwutv
Ter hard work On first hu, stat.
Qgr whole unrId or single. by
whom employed names and addresses
of employers lur lu past ton Years
Names OF at least thrr, ref,rsnces
preferably former employers. and salary
"Nnccicd Co start With Chesapeake &
Gulf Fisheries co 1919 Clury. kansas
Clfs Mo
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE rrtf'r srhooI io upan S.rt.
.iH ai T. iwiys oi So Nnlr.as
.na..t.eI nah n VII % Gleiu.
.fe. .l,r. 'uimaNou nhunr ts3I.W
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FOR RENr--4.room tnsdeth house.
100 Harrison. Phone g90.
---~--------~----r---- ----------~-s---------<
FOlR RENT -o.Foom brick apartments
With basement aild garage. Phone Dr.
Walker. SCI or 1888
T;lI, RENT --sisroon modorn house.
c.csc On. Phone eigS.
FOR RENT broom house furnished.
vacant Sept. ], located 9aS ". lsth.
sam Il. Vaughn Phone "a.
tOH RE<T--Souih half at most deslr.
able duplex in lawn. five room, with
Ils,ny convciitnce,; good servant
roum and garage; WIN rent partly fur.
nishcd II desired; Possession given Sep.
lenlber 1. Onc sear lease can he had IL
desired. Phone 1915. lGOs Harrison.
References required
rOR lsENr--s.x room mudcIn house.
800 Pierce street. Win rent on 90 one
family on i-lrt to each ot two families.
Csal ". \. CoopU Phone 20.
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FOR RENT --j-ruUn modern furnished
sausc. 500 Madison. Phone 23e5.
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FOR RENT Lakcy.ow dairy for rent.
with zoo acres ia cultivation. 40 COWS
IL interested phone ur writ, l.akcvicw
Diary, Amarillo. Texas.
FOR RENT--Garagc building. I. =.
Cornwcll, Slaton. Texas.
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FOR RENT Nov duplex. Ready sept,
lst. ll0s Pierce
FOR LEASE-On south Polk. strictly
modern house, . Iuoms lath break
fast room. service porch. guragc. ready
Tor occupancy Sent ls' Soc Jackson
Phone 2i3l.J.
FOR RENf.-i6NiS ianch room. I. =
Council, Slatou, Texas.
FOR pENT--i.roDm modern house and
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Bay g. STONE.
"a, lp Bankruntcy
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NOTICE nat, tuGr rIes sl,nol br
,aruum cleaner lhrsr aal small
ffg- &c and sc. Phone s,3
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A. l.. Feldnan

EEGCLAR TAILOR
PlIone H.. 80. Fast Fourth
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED-om tuI hoas. uola. lol
y 10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENTS pro-
posals VIII be received at the office of the
superintendent Of the Coast Guard Academy
New London, Connecticut, until . O'Clock
p m. May -. 1922, and then opened Tor
the purchase of any one or all OF the vessels
sPected at the Coast Guard Academy after
May 10. 1922. and viii be sold as IS and
where Is The successful bidder must re-
move the vessel within ten days from the
date he receives notification OF the accept
ance or ms proposal. Proposals must be
90 of the bid. Proposals should be marked
on on OUTSIDE OF envelope. Proposals for Goa ST
the right TO reject any all bids Charac-
tetistics OF the vessels 70 be sold are given
below STELLENWERF formerly Navy
submarine Chaser No. 417) and ADAMS
formerly Navy Submarine Chaser No. 26S) !;
6'-11; displacement is tons; gross tonnage
gasoline engines DART (formsrly
NoIOIA' Navy Section Patrol No. SID !;
Wood length fH-e'. beam a'-7'' drskt S'-2'' !,
gasoline enigma
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
Convention Aims 10 Combine
travelling SaIesmcn's Grouns

The first national convention Of the
National Council of Travelling Sales
mems Associations will be held in Gin
cinnati on October 9, 10 and II, it was
announced at the executive headouar-
ters at the Hotel Claridgo yesterday.
Twentyeight separate bodies compos-
ing the organization will be repre-
sented.
ITO consolidate all travelling sales
mems associations in the country" said
Fred NJ. Lewis, chairman Of the con-
vention, into one national organiza-
ton and to provide plans for cam
paign to reduce the cost of travelling
and selling, which it is believed viii
be marked factor in lowering costs
of commodities, are the purposes Of
the conventions"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08


ONEO%TA % Y-S ! =tsS0n a Go
z. r. Slsson. dry goods. coats svr= reun-
ssivauia
rEEJ' Ind Dan Block N S'o-,,
womens ready TO vesr. Martinique
pJ1Jr t-T pi41>
St~avbr.dee & Ciothier James F.rao
millinery. ready 20 7voar tril0.red ana
sport hats for June sale from 80 to 1e
ESQ 5th av.
ti1nbeI Rros Ernest Rohn i.sfha-
goods. luggage TRUNKS. Victor Zauner
candy soda etc.. David s Scott men
furnishings. George r Dunn. AT needle
"oINt Is way a9d 3zd 81
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08

ALBERT LEE, Minn.-New York Store.
zer- Mann Co, $50 7th Av. i 0'' =
r AMSTERDAM, n. Y.--The Faahion: Jos
Il psJeIn ready to wear, 1850 b way
=. HENS CAV. f. Nelms w r
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
Silks

A sharp bulge in raw silk prices took
place early in the week. Although vio-
lent price rises tend 10 check buying
this reaction was not so apparent this
tjmo as 1t had been in the past when
such advances have been made. Some
of the most used sizes are scarce in
this market. and manufacturers, al
though proceeding cautiously in pro
duction. are being forced into the mar
ket TO rcplenish their stocks.
Demand for finished silk goods also
strengthened to some extent In
Quiries for fall have not yet material
ized in orders, but manufacturers are
hopeful. Immediate delivery merchan
disc is wanted in many descriptions
and is difficult to find in the higher
qualities, it s said, showing the ef-
feet that curtailed production through
March and April has exerted on the
market.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08

prices to the ultimate consumer.
The textile fields. particularly, have
a new set Of conditions confronting
them. Raw cotton made sharp ad-
vance last week. Raw silk was higher
and wool kept up it's advance. In the
case Of wool the advance is attributed
to the working of the emergency tar,H
and the possibilities contained in the
new tariff bill now before Congress.
Throughout textile lines great sur
pluses have been worked down, % that
with few exceptions there are no large
amounts of goods hanging over the
market and eXerting depressing effect.
Production is hampered by strikes and
is scarcely as active as it was late last
fall. Consumption, however, has shown
a fairly steady pace. and is believed
now 10 be on a higher level than pro
duction
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
Fnks, sstlne. velvets. skir,.. I'm

perlal,
CLEVELAND
GjicH Nactwear Co; Emil Click. mems
necl1wear. omitted ties ec1 b way
Bailey Co Allen Abrams. Jobs ladies'
coats, Miss Fisher, cheap stamped goods
Affiliated Retail stores. 872 B'way
COLUMBUS Ohio-Shapiro e Co: j.
Shapiro mems furnshnss. clothing and
c99yINGToN. Ky.-John +. Coppln Co,
furnishings; Well & Hartman, l16 ".
30th 81.
DETROIT
Burnhan, stoepel & Co. A. v McCon-
neli, domestlcs and piece goods; 45 Leon
Newcomb. Endicott Co; Miss Hattie
Snberman. muslin underwear. upstairs
Miss +. Stlberman, representing; 200 9TH
DUtUTH. Minn.-French & Bassett CO..;
csys!snd
EAsToS' pf' PamMinta Min ''5'p Dept A!;t'a store. G.
M9tz f4Fs; 1l7o Bway
a. Kicker, general mdse.i J. NJ. Blgsins
333 7th av
FORT WAYNE. Ind William Hahn
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Kaufmans; J. NJ
.. Tautnsn. wash slsrts and dresses; dol,
lar day nidse.; Ben. f. Lewis. 81 w. 18th st
INDIANAPOLIS-H r. Wasson Co.
Miss j Vickery, women's and misses,
Ct
1>-D1A~AoOr,o 1c..o,, xv,.
II - ~ ~ '. ~ oS nlson on
u, NJ Meers' dresses coats, SUITS; L. q.
gIon ot, hotaonS' M ma nahckerch'eis ecNwear'
s'0H eS; ir .Io 80 C1;ry W S-u 81 p,,o.., ,,.-
ron a g - oV'ntrIhi WaIh1id. Mdnser drs
cries IS Leonard ST
KANSAS CITY Mo Adlei' $ Miss a
Graham, waists, underwear. lingerie; 1851
b way.
KNONVILr.E, Tenn.-Daniel Driscoll
, Co.; + F, Dosser notions; 72 Leonard st.
LAPOR1E, lnd,-Samuel Foxs Sons:
/ Lee c. OSBORN, Silks, white goods $50
/ 3 way
( LEWISTOWN Pa-Ron Ton. j Rose
SIX SIX suits, linen suits; Hoffman & Hart
j blaY, 1T w. Esd st
LEWIsToWN, Pa. Simon; L. simon,
LITTLE ROCK. Ar'e-Doyle. Kidd d
G Co: II. b. BethelI. hosiery. gloves,
care White & Pardee, so Worth st.
r. LlTTLE ROCK, ArG-Doyle- Kidd p G.
| Co; II. j. I.ensng. piece goods; White &
Pardee; 50 Worth st.
LOUlSNILlE-Ste Stewart D G. Co: Miss
| r.. Meier. Philippine and Porto Rican UNI
derwear immediate delivery: s W. 3eth at.
LOUISNlLLE, Ny.-Stewart y. @. Co.;
T. r; C11IfWIIp Ps11!ips' =, shoes Is " S9th st:
| e DInkelspiel. wooIens; Martinioue
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
I OitOlls

The rise in raw cotton last week was
reflected in advances in PRIMARY o.
unfinished cotton goods and the uu-
Willingness Of mills to sell at current
prices. ConVcrters and other users OF
gray goods were moro active purch
ers and In some divisions of the fin.
ished goods trade notably domet fan
nels, mapped goods in general anC
some classes Of heavy colored goods
there was a quickened demand by job
bers and retailers who have failed tc
cover their forward requirements.
The strikes in New England continued
to hamper the production of the finer
counts Of cotton goods.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
De la Ifuerfa Leaves Nav Is

MEXICO CITY, May 7 BY The AS
sociated Press), - The plans for the
visit of Adolfo de la Huerta. Minister
Of the Treasury, to New York for a
conference with American fnanciers
are virtually complete, Senior de la
Huerta expects to leave the capital
May IS and proceed by way of Laredo,
Tex. He will be accompanied by sew
eral financial advisers and consider
able staff. Preparations are being
made for stay of fortnight in New
\ ork. Senior de la Huerta is known to
have invited more than half dozen
prominent Mexican business men, in
cluding several Americans, to accom-
nanN him
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
Tide Water Oil Co. Net
lnCreascs IN Firsf Nuarier

HE rep0Tt of tha Tide Wafar on
Company and subsidiaries for the
quarter ended March y shows net in
come Of $10o,352. compared with loss
Of $1,S97,369 for The corresponding
quarter last year This Includes an
operating income Of Ss24,109. compared
with sn operating deficit Of 294l,957
for the same period last year
The total volume Of husines, done
was listed as $11,061142, an increase
Of S1,326,647. Total operating expenses
showed decline of $43o.41S The sum
Of $8U, ,7o* was charged of for de-
probation and depletion, The surplus,
which stood at $12,O67825 at the be-
ginning Of the year. was S12,112,225 at
the end of the quarter.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
1. :. Ahead IL,
Foreie e1, Trade.
Hoover Show :
Our Commerce Now Well in
the Lead Over Tha, of
Germany, rance or
Britain, He Points Out
Is Gradually Improving
Present Volume Must Be
Judged in Comparison
With the Pre-War Figures


There seems TO he so much popular
nalsapprehousion ard conflicting opin-
on regarding tho present condition Of
or foreign trade tret It may be dc
sirab'e to cali attention to lew fun
dsmental factors in thc situation.
Il should be pointed cut. i'm the first
place, that n order to form correct
opinion Of the volume Of our foreign
trade we must take a pre-war year as
a basis of comparison. Tho tremen-
dous increase in our foreign trade dur
-ne the VAR could not have taken
place under normal conditions, and
therefore should not hc taken as q
starting pom. m an estimate of our
present situation.
As a matter Of fact. when we con
der tae diminished purchasing ca
pacity of the cH zed world. caused
~ the war. we arC net sure whether
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
How is Business?

CottonsPrices advancing primary demand more active nrodc
ton hampered by strikes
Sks-Demand stronger silk prices sharply advanced pro
duclon about maintained low
Wolen demand; prices being advanced. nrod
gaining ground.
orDemand inactive established recent
auction sale.
Je"cyDemand for cheap goods
production about 40 per o capacity
lesherDemand dull prices slightly cheap shoe pro
ducton close capacity.
Rubber-Demand slightly stronger; prices frmer
MetalsDemand for products continues active, conner b
frmer
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
WoOic,,s

Price advances on worsted goods for
fall by the American Wooden Company
was the principal development in the
wooden and worsted cloth field last
week. The advances ranged for She
most part from 10 to 90 cents yard
and covered, it was announced, only
the advances in raw wool prices since
tho lines were first shown early in the
year.
Advance orders for worsteds arc be
coming more prevalent. and the wooden
business, which struck a fair stride q
few weeks ago. continues its pace. The
New-York tribune., 1922-05-08
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD COM

First and Kefunding Mortgage Ter Cent
Gold Bonds, Series Is.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that. pur-
suant to the terms OF the First and Re
funding Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold
Bonds. Series h. issued under the First
and Refunding Mortgage of Missouri Pa
cihc Railroad Company, and of said Mort
gage, Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
has elected to redeem and pay off all OF
said Series Bonds. an entirety, on
August i. 1922. On said date there viii
become and be payable upon each Of
said bonds. a the agency the RAilroad i
Company. the Trust Department OF Guar
anty Trust COMPANY of New York. l4O
broadway. New York city. the principal
thereof, together with the accrued inter
est 70 that date. From and after August
!. 1872. interest on said bonds VIII cease
- accrue.
Dated New York May ]. lq22.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD con-
PANY