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New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Financial Items

Edward A. Faulks of Is Broad Street.
and George Murhtt, formerly with Hall
gartcn q Co. havc formed tho nrm Of
Faulks & Muritt. to do n general invest
Place.
At tho annual meeting OF tho Middle
states OIL Corporation. the following were
elected directors for a threcyear term
c. N. Haskell. c. j. Haskell w. l.. Walker,
T.. S. Lawrence, +. y. SaklatvalR. Directors
elected for a two-year term are: C. B..
Peters, Norman G. Pearsall w l. Rosen-
field. ]. Sherry O'Brcn. William Murdoch.
Directors elected for the ensuing year are ::
l. NJ. Putnam. w. E. Holloway. Scott
Ferris H. G. Baker. j. F. Loonam. Old
The Coal & Iron National Bank, trustee
apteed per cent and participating pro-
duction bonds OF the United OH Producers
Corporation, subsidiary OF tho Middle
States Oh Corporation. announced that 1t
Will receive tenders of $50. 900 par value up
to and including April 20. at 10 o'clock.
for cancellation. with this additional call,
redemptions will total $4,000.
The committee representing the various
groups OF creditors OF tho United States
Food Products Corporation havo designated
II. Hobart Porter. president of the Amor
Inc as chairman OF committee OF three
to investigate the position OF United States
Food Products. The other two members
Of the committee are George Q. Palmer
president of tho United States Food Prod
ucts. and George Rublee. tho receiver
After completing its investigation the com
mittee VIII prepare a report setting forth
the United States Food Products Corpora
ton
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
$4,000, 600 in Missouri
Pacific Bonds Offered
First and Refunding Mortgage
Issue. Priced at 1884, TO
Yield About 6.1O Per Cent

Kuhn, Loeb & CO. are Offering to-day
at 9S% and interest to yield about
$40 per cent an issue of $4,000 900
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
first and refunding mortgage per cent
bonds, series D, due February /, 1919.
Proceeds of the bonds, which are issued
subject to approval by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, arc to be used
to provide funds for retiring $13,64l,-
600 bonds, maturing January 1, 1923.
and to reimburse the company for
other capital expenditures.
In his statement to the bankers B. F.
Bush. president of the Missouri Pacific,
says that the bonds are secured by a
direct lien on all railroad properties Of
the company, including about 6,694
miles directly owned and upon all the
equipment owned, subject to $127,232,-
500 prior liens, for the retirement of
which first and refunding mortgage
bonds are reserved. The new issue
will bring the total of these bonds
outstanding up to $44,S84,500.
The bonds will be redeemable as
whole only at 107Aa and accrued inter
est on any interest date upon ninety
days notice. The general balance sheet
of the company as Of December 81,
1921, compared with June l, 1917, shows
an increase in total assets of S62, 1872
466 against an increase in liabilities of
only $28,671 800. There was no floating
debt and the company held as part Of
its current assets cash, Treasury GER
tifcates and New York City warrants
aggregating $14.663,679.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Inc following petitions In bankruptcy
D,,,,et Dsre nled & yesterday in the United States
a. pxRIsTXiE wsI; ~, DRESS co.-1nvoluntary
ta1r HOUSE s. wsE, or 55,sulSNKELsrE1N 5slS - 1nvoun-
RosENGArT & Observation-Disclosures
FuII'srs; T1,,,;vI p East East 10th st;
rALA1s EMsRoIpERY sif2 81 WORKS, INC
nYa'sn'ssy cH&Rnnsy 3 wes} tsth St "a,
SD st Liabilities, sl,a5l; assets. SIS.
,, $; e: SMITH & Co.-1nvoluntary Stock
- MxRcsLhA~ Hs sG way BLOUSE. INC 1nvo,un-
tary 166 Madison av
JOSEPH RRos. - involuntary. cloaks
TIE BROCIA CO, INC. - Voluntary
ROOD products 3l2 I'd av. Liabilities $13.
M MnsiT asist'; ai,xss f7;sSl. co 1vc ,n,.o,..
s sol !sscaLANc - Involuntary. Paper
JAMES GILLARD-voluntary. GO nrv-
ant av. the Bronx. Liabilities, sIo,452:
Receivers in Bankruptcy
w.rn Inc 1nafr,a roalowing receivers In bankruptcy
=, 1lice i; MoraS. for Novelty Garment
Michael Edeistein. '' IL west 19no 21fb 81 $780, L.
Feldberg g. Cohen. with a bond Of 81 900 "9
Edmund Wright. for Morris Funk eisteiU. en-
"'Nli o. Will Il DOnQ or $4,000
william J: Clark. for Marcella Blouse.
Inc; II so. lss Madison av.. with bond Of
William c. Hecht jr.. for Joseph Rros
80 West 2sth St., with a bond Of s. ooo 1n9s''
Roger b. Wood. for Kramcrite Co.. Inc
elcctrical supplies 677 B'way, with bond
. Bertha Rembaugh. for Pappas Bros GA
ne" Howery, with bond Of 81 900
John L. Lyttle, for Rosengaft 6. Shaniro
~ nast 10Th st. fur manufacturers, With
Alice Moran. for Kimmel Press. rnc.
printer t2 Vesoy st.. with bond of $500
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruntcv
we're hled yesterday In tho United States
District Court: states
CHARLES KEENA. sos West SD at
Linbilitiss; 1851; assets, s76 o.
biLLYW1LL. INC. Liabilities, s2.s15:
HARRY H1LLBNBRAND. Liabilities
MORRIS FRhIBERG. 1923 Amsterdam
av NE1HS1 1seI'I1eS; KJ12gin sl2ssl assets 5000
i,,,se Houston ST. Liabilities. sa2.s42; assets.
THE BRoc1A CO.. INC, food proauct,
sl2 Second av. Liabilities. sla, ,77S; assets
JAcoB KAUFMAN, AZ West ssd at
LIABILITIES. s2s.7so; assets. $s,oss
JAMES GILLARD. so Bryant av.. Bronx
Liabllities. t1o.A52; assets, S7b
assets. 500.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Ii II siness New s
Export Trade Good for Those
Who Try, Say Managers Here
Cro,cing Prospects
In Latin america

ERIE. Pa, March GA promis-
ing sunrise glow Of better times is
tinging the Latin-Amcrican trade
horizon. DR.. julius Klein, director
Of the United States Bureau of For
eign and Domestic Commerce, to-
night told members Of the Chamber
of Commerce at the meeting here.
Latin America, he remarked, will
from now on present steadily de-
veloping market for American prod
ucts.
"Our exports during 1921 to
Latin-America," he said, "were 165
per cent heavier than in the last
normal pre-war year. This is GER
tainly striking example of the
ability of America to hold its own"
DR.. Klein declared, Especially in
view of the fact that this increase
has been achieved in the face of ex-
tremely unfavorable exchange rates,
complicated by world wide depres-
sion and after fully two years have
elapsed in which our old CONNER
cial rivals-the English. the Ger
man and the French manufacturers
have had time to enter into active
competition against u.s."
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Tube" February Net increases

The Hudson 4 Manhattan Railroad
Company reported net income in Feb
ruary, after deducting charges, includ-
ing full interest on it's cumulative ad-
justment income S per cent bonds
amounting to $137,925 month, of s46,-
ITO. contrasted with deficit in Fcbru-
airy of last year Of $1O,593 Gross rev.
789 last month. Operating expenses and
taxes decreased $7,393. Balance appli-
cable to charges totaled $339,417, an in
crease of $3,422
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
y. q. & Northeastern Earnings

The New Orleans & Northeastern
Railroad Company closed the year
ended December 81 with a deficit, after
taxes and charges, of s106s7S, CON
trasted with a net income in 1920 of
$3.50, ,925, equivalent to 1885 a share
earned on the S6,ooO,oOO capital stock.
Gross operating revenue amounted to
s6,329,58 with net revenue from
operation of S475,12O, against $798,616
in ten months of 1920. Railway ope-
rating deficit was s259,591, compared
with an income of s512,424 for the pre-
ceding ten months. Total income fell
from S1,415,s63 for the whole of 1920
to S401 1898 last wear
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Silk Men Nav Act To-day

Action in the form Of a request to
the Japanese raw silk trade to abolish
the silk bourse in Yokohama or to regu-
late it in some manner to prevent the
wide and rapid fluctuations in price
which are upsetting the trade here may
be taken to-day at the fftieth annual
meeting of the Silk Association of
America. Interest in the present raw
silk situation is keen and practically
the entire board of directors of the as
sociation is expected to be present at
the meeting. The reports of the vari-
Gus committees of the association will
be rendered.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Borah Gets Labor, Edge " &
I'm Senate Committee ~ -

WASHINGTON, March 2i.b
rommittee changes resulting sssn ia Il
designation of William >. Ay sno1 Y
Senator from Iowa as decided tsss I d.
the Senate Republican commsS Seuss
committees and ratified by tl,s Lem RE Z
to day, elevated Senator sf 4 Hs
Idaho. to the chairmansniR ...s "
Education and Labor CemIni..ssl mI.s. lpas
Borah retires as chairman. o. - lii y
oceanic Canals Committee ana Nj
succeeded by Senator Edse' :
Jersey. rs;n.. ~
Senator Lenroot. Of WiseonsisA ~
transferred, at hts own ss,rrepris
the Military Affairs to the "sr
tions Committee. > ~ho ~
Senator Rawson, Of iowa. ,.mAi =
ceeded Judge Kenyon was ~ htf
the Military, Manufaesusssss,,, ssss,,uittssss dittsss &
oceanic Canals and Labor, r,,ssnr;s SG 4!
Senator Mckinley OF itxgr ~. xgra.
succeed Judge Kenyon on sa'
tvx~~ rN-a1t&An
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Maine Central Hits Deficit

The annual report for 1921 OF the
Maine Central Railroad Company
showed net loss, after charges and
taxes, of s2,165,3e2. contrasted with
net income in 1920 of $3O4,433 Gross
revenue totaled s2o,590.o6A. against
$lS,737,s11 in 1920, while the deficit
last year was $210,18o, compared with
81 ,509.6l1. Total income amounted to
s4l2,s56, drop of $2,3b4 ,o6S from 1920.
After providing $15.691 for sinking
fund there WAS a deficit of 72.18l ,0b3.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Warren Brothers Nets $3.50

Net earnings in 1921 Of the Warren
Brothers Company. before allowing for
Federal taxes. amounted to $689,249,
which is equivalent, after providing for
a years dividends on the two classes OF
preferred stock, to $3.50 share
earned on the 40,143 shares of common
stock. This compares with net In
come In 1920 equal to 1888 share
earned on the common stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Standard Parts Earnings
The Standard Parta Comnanu ul

The Standard Parts Company, which
was placed in receivers hands on Sep
tember 1, 1920, showed net sales for
the twelve months ended December 81
of $7,233,o33 and a profit, before de-
probation and inventory adjustments
of S316,289. Depreciation absorbed ID
$3eS,341 and adjustment of inventories
S204,34s, resulting in a loss for the
year OF $286,400. The balance sheet
as OF December 81 showed current as
sets Of $3,946, 1924, contra sted with cur
rent liabilities Of s7.95O.4sO.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Queen & Crescent Earns
$I9.76 Share on Common

Corporate net income in 1921 Of the
Cincinnati, New Orleans G. Texas Pa
cific Railway Company, after taxes and
charges. amounted to $7O3,535, equiva-
lent. after allowing for preferred stock
dividends. to $19.76 a share earned on
the $2.990,0O0 of common stock. con-
trasted with a net income in 1920 of
$2,728,635, or $87.15 a share. earned on
the common stock
Operating revenue totaled $17,174, ,446
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22

and operating expenses sl4,789,237,
leaving a net revenue from operation Of
$2,3Sl .2o9. against $3,12b,5b6 in ten
months of 1920. Railway operating in.
come amounted to s1,942,444, compared
with S3833 1926 in the ten months of
1920. Total income decreased from $4,-
546,757 in the entire preceding year to
S2,219,J13 last year
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Retail Shoe Trade Improving

Consumer demand for new spring
shoes, although delayed by continued
cold weather, shows a strong up-swing
on sunny days. According to several
midtown retailers, Saturday was the
biggest day in shoes that the merchants
have had so far this year. One retailer
states that two weeks of good weather
will clean out the stocks that retailers
have on their shelves and cause them
70 place rush orders with the factnries
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
London Metal Market

LONDON, March 21.-Standard cop
per, spot, $50 5s; futures, $50 Is Sd.
Electrolytic, spot, f6e 15s; futures, s67
lbs. Tin, spot, s143 rs Cd; futures,
sl44 los. Lead, spot, 921 lbs; futures,
81 los. Zinc, spot, f25 15s; futures,
f25 IT'S Cd
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Commercial Credit

A slightly firmer tone was apparent
in the commercial money markets yes
terday, although rates remained un-
changed. The best prime commercial
paper discounts at a.. to 4N per cent.
Only slight volume of paper enjoys
the lower rate. Some paper, less de-
sirable, discounts at per cent
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Is usiness Troubles

Bernstein. Samuel E-Beau Ivorie
Novelty Co. Inc. Observation-Disclosures. I
Central Sugar Corp--Thrall Elec-
city ts'' Of :S: n "a aarrcsna: BY Kdn - -
Cole. Ruth. and Benjamin Green
Carsten. Edw H-wallis Sales Co 3
Cumpanas. George Freilich ct
Cohen. isiaore. and Abraham
Coyner--W &c Iselin ct al. .... 8
Cronce. Paul VS. F. Kelly !
Cahane Harry--P S!eder - s
Dosch. Joseph-S S Bless. . 1.s
Ellmann. Caroline-Cohen. Gold
Ellison, Wilfred P-Tyson Co;
Fire Detecting Wire corp-sper.
ry Realty Co. 81
Fishman. Reuben-s Abelor. go. 2
Fibre Tire and Rubber Coz
Friedgood, Jacob--Same !
Fentzlan Engineering Co.. Inc
Fa9r.u. r. ii TSWe1 WIIItam ct Jnnr,s;o;, a. s
tique Importing Co, Inc. ... q
Freisinger. George G. C-Scully
Bros. & Co.. inc. ...... 9
Feldman' Ignatz II; (reldman
BrosD-M- s.. w. Mfg. Co. Inc. 1
Gross Fred-C. Merican .... /
Caster. Samuel--La Rose Silk
Cnderwear Co. Inc. ........ 8
G. X. Parsons Corp.-Mechanical
Engineers Investing Co. ...... 4
Goshin and Jacob Goshin-
Grand Street Realty Co. .. 8,
Greenbaum. Reuben and Moses
CA A. bsrnstein ct al ;..;........ .:
sten-W. Rubinowitz .... 81
Greenberg. Max-s. Hausman ct
Graum Bernstein Sales Corp. -
=; 8. Fidelity and Guaranty Co. 81.
Goldberg. Joseph--M. Saltzman.. 3.
Goetz. Willism-A. J. Saas ..... 81
Glickman. William B.-H. Hays !.
0erfunkel. Jacob NJ. Crucet.. 1,
Ha5mohy Trnoh sa,s. nasry, ~ Co; y, and nc Tyaffc
Inc.-Colonial Discount Co. Inc. E.
Henry. Joseph J.--W. ID. Pratt. 2.i.
Henry J. Dawson, Inc-Bristol
Antique Importing Co.. Inc, I,
harris harris. Grorge--P. o, Hslmsley ct al I,
Holman, Jene--M. Reichert ~ !;
Horowitz. Paul-Arrowhead Ga
rage, Inc. ................. IL
Jester & Brennan. Inc. Martin
!. Brennan. John e. Jester and
Jacobs. Louis. and Benjamin Kats
tJacoos & Katsl--I. Politzner
SACopS JACK or 2COb--H T. IGahcs 9,
JaSo oini John -- Borough Paper
Koenls. Aba, and Solomon or Tom IL
(Koenig Bros)--B Moore ct al. Il
Aalish; AZ Harry and Abraham (Ksl-
kohn. Isidor--R Kohn: costs. i;
Klein. Victor-A Brown. 3;
Kay. Jacob-Samuei Il Bernstein.
Inc. C............ -
ktttenplan. Samuel--AJ j Davis. AZ
Aurasch. Irving. and Isidor Blatt
1Collyn Costume & Dress COY
Barrasch ~
Larsen, John M-1ownsend Real
Longo. Peter and Fidelity & Cas-. a''s
ualty Co OF N Y-People, etc. In
Meisci, Peral-S NJ Nechamkin.. i.
Murillo, Mary Jules Dubois
- Moulding Co. Inc. c............ 1s
Middleton Merle--Madison Gro
=, Gerry ana Fruit Shop. Inc. 49,. 1t
McLea. Robt K--E J. Glidden.. 80
siery CO. inc: ....'.. 'e,o no -
Morse Dry Dock and Repair Co
e Thorgersen ....,...,.. a1s
Maddox, 8 J-Peconco Ergineer-
Ing A Contracting Corp... "a
Newman, Frank-C Lipman. AZ
Nagle, Harold EFF C Dininny q a.
Padden, John TN X ntsburRsr. AZ
Parks VIM H-Univcs slrrineinx
Ink Co. Inc. .....,.... .., 10
Rubin. sami 4 VIM q aunin & -
Son)--Hoyal Canvas CO. mo. ss
Raduztner. H H--J II Wahlers. 80
Raminez. II D--A q Caaciaro. so
r 0 Weiss Advertising Agency.
1nc-Amesican NewspEpes Pub
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Country Produce

butter-Re were 10000 packages
lc; extras, 90 score, 4oc; hrsts, 57a c; c.
seconds. 34@36c; lower grades, s1@33c
eenIaa ee a,zed I7 - cars. 90 score. ssh @ssc; SO
81 score, 33@3ohc; unsalted, higher than
extras, 42@ 43c; extras go score 4l@Ilhc;
nrsts. nrss. S1@aohe; seconds. $40 asc: lower
3bta @36c; hrsts 32@s5c seconds, $50
81 1ac; state dairy tubs. finest 3S acc:
&c sood to prime IS a 81 'sc; common to fair,
2sc; frsts. 24h @25Asc; seconds 22A a
23c; lower gradea. 2o@22c: packing stock.
current make. No. l, 23c; No. ., 22c; lower
grades. 1SW21c
Cheese-Receipts were 1852 boxes New
York State. fats, held specials. 24Q24hc;
fresh fresh 5d@ spseisls' 2l92lsc: average run
Is q 24c: fresh specials. 21c: average run.
goa 2ohc; Wisconsin, double Daisies. col.
ored fancy. 2S@23Ac; single Daisies, col
ored fancy. 23@23Ac; Young Americas.
Egss--Receipts we're sl.o6s cases. Fresh
gsthsTsd; e. extras dozen. 2sc; oxtra ir.ts,
24hc; dirties, regular packed No. i. aaMc;
No. and poorer. 22@23c; checks fair to-
choice. dry. h92ahc: storage packed,
fresh, New Jersey. hennery white, candied,
extra flrsts. 81 q SIC; frsts 2s@ soc: nearby
gathered whites. frsts to extra frsts. $50
sorted, rs 26c; Pacific Coast whites ex-
tras. SAC: extra frsts 32@ssc; firsts, $50
Wss,.In Nc puls1s cts 2s@ other
2S@ soc; nearby and nearby Western hon
merry browns. extras 29hc; nearby brown
and mixed colors. gathered extras 2ec.
nEsts to extra hrsts. 261a 827hc.
., Potatoes-Maine. 1ss lbs. sS.50@4; 1tS
$50; state and Maine. $50 lbs. $393.26
Long Island. bbi.. $4@4.5o; Virginia, second
crop s2.s5@3: Bermuda, bbi. sS1i1.
Florida, 3sQlO;3 sweets, jersey, basket
;;l,9a2.55; pelaware and Maryland. si.So@ Svs
ginia, bbl.. sa@3.5o; South Carolina crate,
California, box, $1,000: Georgia, crate
$5 q $40 Anise. Louisiana. bbl, se
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Yeara
prime. 100 lbs $1,000 900 ss.7Bm,o
d r beef,
sides lb....... .iIh9 .l5 .iB@ Is
Live veal. COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ....... 7.o0@12oo 1s.oo@1sso
D veal
city. lb. b...... 100 20 .1e6 os
Live ewes. 100
lbs. ......:... 1000 500 45o@ $50
lbs .......... 100 20 %
Dressed mutton,
city lb..s..... 1e.@ IA 900 .13
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
Dressed nj BIS,
Hsss Sssy los % lbs ssS ss 3sS Is
D essed hogs.
bacon. lb. ..... .le9.ITla 1T@.17M
7ofN bpI ........ 2s.o0@o 1856 sooo63l.oo
Ness beef Dbl. 13.00Q14.00 l6.0o@IS00
Lard. N iddle
West. 100 lbs.. 11.36@11.4o l22o@l2.Se
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Countv

AH new x0fK county
The nrst name Is that of the debtor. 4
second that OF the creditor and date wh
Judgment was filed:
Holland. James Is Stein; Jan
~ 1879 x1AR
Waterman, Arthur IA C Hau-
sen; Jan 80. 1929 Ass4
frank. Jacob B-Leading Kimona
Manufacturing Co; July /. Ieil 11a
Carey, Mary de P--E 3 Roberts.
Feb ~. 1929 .......... Ysas
Bernstein. JACOB H--A Newman;
Jan 81, 1893 .................. s.1s1.
seiss otto--J II Moffett; Nov
10. 1921 ............. y.xf7
Charla. Louis and Andrew-A Il
Purdy q Co. 1nc: Jan II, 1879. aaa
Ginaourk. Harry-M Krtnsky ct al:
Nov II. 1914 .........' ,,s
Hagerty Motor Trucking Co, inc
It Cunn;ngham: Feb IL.
Wsinstein. Abraham D-Hurns "''
Bros; Sept 20. 1890 (canceledl. s.osa
I'm Bronx County
Rapid Fire Proof Co---M e Rislsy:
March 3S. 1921 ... sa oae
Venttniglia. Joseph---F Dc Bella:
March 4. 1892 .. 60.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Buyers Coming

PITTSBURGH. PA. ,ssy
Bosgs & Buhl; Miss X. Suihss1x 1.xpscp
cotton dresses: liSo Broadwss'
Friday, March "a, 1893. ss
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Judgments Filed

Tho following Judgments were n,ed v...
terday. the first name being that Of the
DEBTOR. tho second that OF tho creditor:
Ackerman. Raymond P-Bank of
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22

Federal and Joint Stock Land RarL
Bonds
r.I rnIecuIity, Nate Que Bid. Ask. Yield
E.d:1.; lsSs-ls7S - ...;......... .looh 1olA Als
E.dor,, lstl -lgSl ~ ;.:...:. .lo3h 1884 45e
1939-I924 .... ea nm IA
Federal Farm Loan Ans ~
1938-l923 ..., % ,no -.
Federal Farm Loan AVS ''N
1937-1922 . ea Inn Ian
Chicago Joint Stock Land NV
Bank IS 5s...... so
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6las....... sno
Chicago Joint Stock Land WV
bank 5S. 5S.......... M
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
New York State Honas

Issued in coupon and registered form
not interchangeable. Coupon bond, 49,
istcrablc iee-
Security. Rate. Due R,d As,,. = w.t.,
Canal and Highway 5s '
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Tobacco Stocks
of Indebtedness. and limited
States Treasury Notes
New York City Rond.

acceptable In payment of Federal taxes
on the dates of maturity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-05
SAN JUAN PEOPLE ARE
ENTHU SIASTIC FOR
new SOUTH RAIL LINE

Especial Correspondence to The Journal.)
Aztec, N. M, July 1.-The south
ern outlet for the San Juan basin to
be built by the Los Angeles syndi-
cate, now seems assured. The new
contract, which is favorable to land
owners, is being accepted enthusi-
astically. 1t is believed dirt will be
moving in less than ninety days.
II. NJ. Baltosser, county agent.
estimates that at least one hundred
twenty-five cars of apples will be
shipped from San Juan county next
fall, -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-05

In recent years many women and
girls have been employed as ele-
vator conductors, but twenty years
ago the only elevator girl in the
world was Miss Margaret Donnelly,
of New York city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-05
JUVENILE COURT
IN Los ANGELES
IS SUGGEST VI
Woman Referee Illustrates
What the Tribunal Has
Been Able to Accomplish
With Law VioIatorS.

Chicago, July 4.-"You can so to
Jail for ten days or send your auto"
mobile there for thirty" was the
sentence a Winona, Mimi, city
judge imposed on a speeder re-
Gently.
A similar choice was given to a
motorcyclist.
Both chose to leave their vehicles
with the city jailer for a month.
Adam Fletcher, custodian of the
Waveland Park public golf links a.
Des Moines, Ia, declares he has
eliminated more profanity this sum-
mer than a successful revival lead
err He has done it by cutting the
tall grass in the hazards where bust
ness men become melancholic, then
violent in their search for strayed
spheres of gutta percha. Never
before has the links been so crowd
ed as this summer, according to
Fletcher. He is urging golfers TO
play in foursomes to eliminate con e
gestion.
A lone "Ginko" tree, declared by
arboreal experts to be one or the
few specimens of its kind ever
found growing naturally without
transportation, outside or emma,
Japan or eastern Asia, was cut
down in Kansas City, Kans., the
other day to permit the paving or q
street.
The ginko tree was found grow
ing near the Missouri river by the
first white settlers who came TO
Kansas City, Kans. Gradually the
CITY grew till it surrounded the
tree, and left it in the middle OF a
street.
When it was decided to pave the
street the tree could not be success
fully transplanted. Petitions by
women's clubs and school children
twice saved it. Then it was cut
down. No one processes to know
how this mysterious early settler OF
Kansas first happened to strike
root so far from its native cline.
Business at the postoffice and
the telegraph offices at Cloquet
Mimi, has leaped in volume since
the nomination of Mrs. Anna Dickif
Olesen for United States senator a.
the recent democratic primary.
The Jane jefferson Democratic
club Of Colorado, which in tele'
gram to Mrs. OLSEN proclaimed
itself the oldest women's politica
organization in the United States
sent word, "1our victory makes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-05

Marie Novello, the Welsh pianist,
has signed a contract with the Chi
cago symphony orchestra to APP
pear as soloist during the coming
season. This is a distinction never
before gained by woman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-05

Miss Meta w. Furry are under In
dictment here charged with fraud
ulent use of the mails. Tenney is
said to have controlled three con-
Germs advertised as music houses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-05
TUBERCULOSIS

DR.. Glass has positive
proof he 10 able to cure
tuberculosis by inhalation
in any climate.
For further Information
address THE T. #. GLASS
INHALANT CO., MASON
BUILDING, Los ANGE-
LES CALIFORNIA.