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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
INKS. NORMAN Y. RANDOLPH
IS GIVEN WARM RECEPTION
Richmond Chapter, U. d. c., Honors Its President Upon
tier Return After Illness Arrange Christmas
Her Return After Illness-Arrances Christmas

MIS- Norman V. Randolph. president
81 the Richmond Chapter. L.. II. c..
was given great reception ycstcr-
DAY morning when she presided over
meeting OF the organization for tho
HfSt tim" in many weeks
Mrs. Randolph has been unable Ia
''h" an active part in the WORK of
the chapter due To Illness She dis
h!"E"d her accustomed vi.ur vcst.r-
DAY anu remarked that she had come
down To- eiv" away all the funds th,,
hhd accumulated during her absence
contributions were made to the
Mathew funtainc Maury Monument
fund. all Confederate women asIiiu.
Tor relief were provided for and
plans outlined Ia make this Christmas
a most pleasant one for each OF these
dependents.
Arrangements for tho entertain
inent of the confederate veterans in
The soldiers HON" here. which was
declared !" be the event OF the
year, We're completed Mrs r. \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

ilennrr and Mrs. John g. C"rley will:
play AN Important part I'm entertain
ing tho veterans OF the War Ectwo.u
tn" states.
The entertainment will TAX. place
III IN" spacious dinin" hail 1T the
home. aud more than pa men Will lie
served beneath christmas xrccns sus.
pended from the ceiling ~ the hail
Mrs. i'l.nn"r Will provide the dim
hcr. which Will consist of an elaho-
rate menu OF oysters. turkey. cram
berries. celery. plum pudding cakes
candies ana coffee. topped on with
Il good cigar Mrs. Curlcy will lie in
charge of thu musical program To he
eiN"n after the dinner.
several new members were received
al The meeting of the chapter ycstcr-
DAY ANA congratulations were wired
titZhush Flournoy. IN. successful
hSpiraut for the Rhodes srholarSbin
from Washington and Lee University
fl"urn"y AT one time filled on. Of the
scholarships offered by the United
Daughters of The Confectionery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
PAPER COMPANY PLANS
TO ENLARGE BUILDING
fi'rS Specifications for SIa.uOu \ddI-
thni-inny Small Permits Is
D.! inspector I,utIer

'lans Tor alterations and improve
hi"htS were filed with Buildinr In
Spcct"r Butler Yesterday by III. Man
chester Board and PAPER counup\
improvements Ia the plant. located
on West Canal Street near Hull. will
he made to cost Sl5UOo
i"rini's wcr" Yesterday issued To
MIS- R"Sah"ll Raah To build ,hrc,
"m"-S'"rE brick stores at 26I9 to 26.3
- Maih street. To cost $751;:
Claudia T. TAYLOR to hulld , hri.,.
and frame dwelling at 500, Hroo,.
k"ad, - cost ilc.5ON: II g Roncr,s
L. huiia briefs garage in rcnr nf
.d"i Floyd Avenue, To- cost s75O. Tho
collins Realty Corporation. 10 re-.
PAR brick warehouse, ! IVES, cary
Stf'"'. I" cost $i.0Oo, Il |; Ellis 10
hnlId brick dwelling at 1924 second
Avenue, Ia cost SG.nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

rApcct inns hgurc VIII be but slight
~ increased for tho next year.
with bond issues covering .ov
construction. gae and water e,,cr.
SONS erection of school huiIdi,ee
street improvements. Pine Camn i,r-
pr"Ncincnts. purchase OF water ,owc-
Tor IRE department. there aunc,rv
now I" bc littl. prospect %, Lar.
special appropriations being n.rc,
sary. The large increase %, ,u,n,
hcrship OF tn" frc department, viii
a few added policemen to tho ,orr.
VIII. OF course. add 10 the exnendi
lures Tor IN" year. additions wilIb,.
mad" To the forces In the D.n,r,
rn"nts Of Utilities. Welfar. on1
worries. n"ccseitaicd by the growth
OF these departments Tha, pich-
mond is growing city lis shown In
tn. incr"hs"f appropriation annually
for maintenance.
Tn" directors will gc, busy al ono.
On their Individual budgets TO lie
presented the Mayor. Upon ,hss.
uapcrs tho Mayor bases his budget
be- considered hy the Financ. Com
'niticc and passed on Ia Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

commonwealth Chapter, ID. A. n
:306 Monument Avenue. u. n
Girl Scouts entert ium,n,
Denny street Methodist Church =
i. NJ.
business womcn's Council. Y. ~
&. a.. q T. NJ.
Bohrd OF Managers. Retreat for
Sick. at hospital. II \. NJ: Eyccn.
i've Committee. 10 a. 81.
!, Colieg" Club Of Richmond. w,s,
hampton College. [ l.. NJ.
Common council. City Han 8
l.. NJ ="
John Marshall Home. Ninth am,
Marshall Streets. open 4. N ."
y. NJ =" L"
Rcdistricting Committee. linus.
OF Delegates. 10 a. NJ.
confederate Museum. TwcIf,h
ana clay Streets. open . 4. n IN
T.. NJ. ="
Richmond Credit Asso,i,,,o,
Westmorciand club. l.. NJ.
Confederate Memorial Ius,i,,,
or Batti" Abbey. Boulevard nnL
k"n"inrton Avenue, open 10 A. N
to i. NJ .'
Little Thcat"r League. SOo,.
Floyd Avenue. SIZE l.. NJ
For Thcat"r Calendar. GOO EJi-
torial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
LABOR OPPOSES STAND +.
TAKEN BY PULLMAN CO.
Protests in Resolution at En-
ploying Negroes in Place
of Conductors.

The Central Trades and Labor
council. converting in the Arcade
RuildinG last night. went on record
as opposed To tho Pullman Compapy.s
action In placing negroes in charge
OF cars.
resolution was adopted condemn
me ms practice and urging citizens
's,n'a |" protest I" authorities
responsible on the ground thar
establishment OF this custom will
tend To break the spirit of the Stna,s
Sc.rcEationS laws
George L.. Wilcox. chairman of IN,
''EiS'at!N" committee Of the council
WI" submitted the resolution de-
ciar"d the c. Il -. had supplantcd tic
'halr car on the Richmond Nrwnor,
News division. with Il parior car. ana
'h:'' IN" Pullman Company. under
who's" supervision this car is .nc,.
'.e"' h"h dispensed with the services
"i regular Pullman conductors re-,
placing them with negro nor,ors
who's" duties had been enlarged IN
include thoS" OF conductor
Mr.. wilcox. fUthcr commenting on
thc resolution. told the council this
innovation not only would renrjye
me conductor "f his regular employ
men, hut would also prov. To be the
entering wedge for Wholesale dis
miSSai OF Pullman conductors lie
""'iar"d this sam" matter arose on
,'"'hS hetwcen birmingham and
memphis this fall and such "A storm
OF protest was raised that action nv
me railroad officials restoring the
conductors |" their places. was neces-
STATED.
similar attempt. he said. was
m"de on trains running between
h"ah"N" and Winston salem which
WAS defeated only when the Chamber
"h'inercc OF III" latter city
~ :" ,'h'" !" direct its business
''S"Wh mere unless the matter was
rrc'ificd Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
LINK NORTH AND SOUTH
BY MEANS OF AIR LINE
kcrint Transport Corporation Of New
York. Intends 4" Mnkr Rirhmond
St0pplng Point.

The Aerial Transport Corporation
~. New York. IL about I" inaugural
a line of airShipS between New York
and New Orleans. and expects Ia make
Richmond one of III" stopping places
along the route" Director 81 Pub
lie Works Allen !. Savill" has re-
ceivcd letter from the company
asking for Information concerning
practical landing place here. hi.
rector Savill" forwarded series of
blueprints showing the location Of the
landing field at the state Fair
Grounds. and giving other informa
ton as u accessibility and c"nvcn-
fence 10 the city proper.
No details wcr. contained i'm III.
letter To Director Saville. II Is tn.
purpose "f the company To begin the
service about MAY l. 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
PLACE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
TREE IN POSITION TODAY
Work Will Begin Early This Morning and Is Expected
to BE Completed by Tonisht-Nlcrcer
Busy Assembling Choir.

Work ."f placing Richmond's Conn
"unitH christmas Tree In position
on the Ford lot viii begin this morn
'nE: announcement was made last
night that officials OF the th.snpcalr
anu Potoinac Telephone Company
J"hh T. Wilson Construction Com
p"hN ahh crutkShank Iron Works are
ready To begin their work /, liz az
pect"d that The tree will he in posi-
u"n by tonight. as the work will be-
gin ~ o'clock this morning.
i.ek"N SpciRhtS one of m. .lcc
,ricians in The office of Director OF
.u"'lc 'iltics Ira AFFORD. will begin
the work of wirin. the t-.r as .nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS ARE
STIMULUS TO BUSINESS
Such Is Opinion of Dun & CO..
i'll Report for Times
Dispatch.

Release OF the Christmas savings
ny the various banks has proven a
stimulus {" the purchase OF yiit
goods ana holiday novelties. accord
inE I" special recur; compiled by
~ o. Dun Co. for The Times
,"sP'tch. The report states that tn.
"S' wv" weeks have shown Il
stronger demand for commodities in
various lines than during III. last
TWO weeks In November Dryuaods
ana h"ti"ns are quiet in som" quar-
''rs. hut active in other directions
Whiir some concerns find their sale.
exceeding in number and valu. those
curing Tn" same period last year.
Nhiie some factories continue to
operate on part time recent orders
,"r immediate delivery show a
shortage Of supplies. and Indicate
tEat larger volume. OF business
VIII he possible after IN. first or Tn.
year. Groceries, produc" and fruit
are abundant. demand stronger and
prices firm Fresh meat is an weaker
demand, but poultry is in stranger
request with prices firm or dispose
To advance
Mild weather is proving hclpful in
puilting activities. thnS aiding in
the employment situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
CITY OFFICIALS CONSIDER
BUDGET FOR YEAR 1922
Bond Issues Will Take Care
Of Much Work for Next
Twelve Months.

MAYOR Ainsii" and has advisory
board embracing Directors S,y;I,.
Levy. Myers aud rramord. are en-.
gagged IN considering matters n,r
tanning 10 the forthcoming huJv.,
several conferences have been hcld
and conditions in III. various de-,
rhrtm"htS VIII hc ron. into
thoroughly within tn" next few days.
preparatory I" tn" taking ". of de-
tail work
owing /" the face that bond ~
sues already provided for viii TAX.
care OF ldrg" part az the work or
~" coming year. II Is no, believed
IN" appropriations Tor the ~.riod
VIII u" az v"luminouS as during the
past tw" years The estimated r.vc-
nu"S FOR 1921. az outlined in the
budget now In opcra'ion, amounted
to S1.lO?.u4iOl There IL rcnsnn u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
COUNCILMEN CONSIDER
BUILDING CODE TONIGHT
Se'crni Amendments o the Report
"f the Special Commission VIII
lie Suggested.

~ special session Of Common
,"uncii VIII he held tonight at :
Crock 10 take up the Revised
RuildinE Code. IL has been anuunn,cd
mat several amendments ,n the re-
port of the special commission ON
revision will be suggested Citizen
members Of the commission are rx-
pected to b present at the meeting
tonight.
rms is the regular meeting night
OF the Ordinance COMMITTEES. hut il IS
n"' hell"Vcd the docket will he
reached. and that a special meeting.
VIII ne held tn take M unfinished
business including tn" pr"pus.d
'."'nah'e IN reference to the office
"f CITY auditor and accountant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
ERA OF PROSPERITY IS
FORECAST FOR NEXT YEAR
Richmond Advertisers Hear
Interesting Address at
Nlurphy's Hotel.
coMMENps RESERVE SYSTEM
DIR. 4. u. baldwin believes II Snyrd
This Country From Worst Panic
In iii>t"ry-rrrdirts Drop IN Taxes
During 1872.

Three factors wnlCn will play an
important part in tn" business world
during 1922. The results of the con-
ference for Limitation Of armament.
the War l'iuanc" Corporation and
railroad legislation were stressed
hy Or y II. baldwin of the Rahson
Statistical Organization, Of Wellesley
Hills, Mass. in an address before
tho members and friends OF the Rich-
mond Advertising club In the audi
forum OF Murphys Hotel last night
at o'clock
Or Baldwin said :hat white the
statement had hccn made that 90 per
cent OF the revenues "f this country
went for war and preparation Tor
war, that not moro than - per cent
would 80 for armament in 1872.
which would not mean very mate
i!dl lowering in taNcs.
The War Finance Corporation. he
said. Was doing q very fine work
and declared il would be deciding
element in causing The upward trend
Of business. because Of the aid II
was rendering farmers OF the United
states.
SECS Reduction III Freight Rates.
Railroad legislation. n. predicted,
would reduce fr"ich; rates. and re-
ducc the overhead expenses az the
carriers. which would mean n letting
down i'm the prices OF commodities
pr. Baldwin prcfaCcd his address
with the statement tina; the Federal
Reserve Bank system saved the
United states from the greatest
panic which ever threatened tho
country. lie for,Castcd that freight
rates would drop ahou, the middle
ot NEXT year: that there would be
no railroad strike uf any Importance.
because of the Weakening In mem
HcrShip of the various affiliated
unions and he also said there would
be no coal strike OF any consider
able duration. due TO IN" fact mat
the miners union has had loss OF
mem hcrship and its finances are not
a. hlgh as they have been pr"viuuslv
Rc>idrn"" Buildings Increase.
i'r Baldwin said there was a
healthy increase in residence build.
incs ali over the country. bonds. n.
said have been and still are. good
buys. He said before there could
he prosperity thor. must he an
equilibrium OF the prices brought by
OF articles the farmer Has to buy
The farmers he declared, are the
backbone az business
Or Eldwin's address was along
the lin" of answering questions re-
ctlNcd by his firm from clients. and
many OF these touched the Individual
business which had To be considered
from a local standpoint and the CON
"itions surrounding.
President ;. r Leaning announced
mat the meeting next "Wednesday
~ 1880 o'clock would he strictly a
ciub affair. as there was considerable
business of Importance to be trans
acted by the club as whole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
WOULD LINK TWO CITIES
WITH CONCRETE ROAD
WIZ Discus" Improved Iii.hNay frnu,
bcF' 4" Nrwr"r New, ~. I'm
portaB conference Tunirnt

George i. Coleman state Highway
c"mmi ssioner, Hruco Euw- president.
anG j. Ray i;i"hard'on. sccrrta;y-
treasurer of The Virginia Real Esta,.
Association. hay" received Invitations
To attend meeting 10 h" hold in
Newport News Tomorrow uiYh', at
which concrete highway between
Richmond and Newport News viii be
discussed.
committee which has had The
plans under consideration FOR sew
eral months w,ll make "a report a,
the meeting, which VIII be preceded
hy bsFquet which VIII be attended
by many people from the section be-
tween Richmond and Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Moore ON NedIrnl Mercer

John l'assct Moore professor or
hi nc macy and International law al,
columbia University. recently made :,
Judge of the international court by
me assembly Of the league OF nations
is opposed To removal of the medical
department from the University of
Virginia according To Il letter Ia the
university IL" declared IL tn. duty
or the Stat" Legislature az local
guardian OF the university. To prevent
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the Ametic,n
people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

as possible. Fire Chief Joyncs will
nav chhrI" Of decorating the giant
ccd"r. lie VIII be assisted in this
work by tho Community t.brIst,nns
Tree Committee.
tn" large" choir in the history of
community Christmas Trees i'm Rich
mond VIII sing the Christmas carols
on IN" afternoon Of December -. if
pans OF waiter Mercer. who has
charHc OF the music. mntcrializc Mr.
Mercer is making efforts Ia have ,ho
NcstrF rhoirS Of the t,piscopai
churches of Richmond. III. John Mar
snail High School Chorus and other
ORGANIZATIONS OF iichmond combine
ana form ono Erent chnir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

As the result Of Il disagreement
over responsibility for msspclt
words on tablet made by James
II. Matthews IL Co. Of Philadclphia
for Grace street Baptist Church. Il
suit was instituted by the Phiiadcl-
pha concern. in city Circuit Court
yesterday for s3l3.9s. The church
trustees claim the several names on
the tablet were miSspclt. while tn.
company contends that it followed
copy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
srhoo,s closed From lice. IN to Jan. !:

Richmond schools will he closed
from December % to January r.
superintendent \. ~. Hill announced
YESTERDAY Special Christmas ever.
"iSrs VIII he given at virtually all
Of the srh"nls the afternoon "f De-
'cmhcr - AT the conclusion pupils
and teachers viii he dismissed Sew
"ral Of The teaching stan Will return
home for the HOLIDAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

The business Women's Council
Will meet At the Y. w. {. A. this
afternoon At o'clock \ Christmas
sale of fancy articles will be held
in the library Of the Y. w. &. A. from
I" o'clock. which will bc con-
Quoted by the council. All members
az" urged T." he present and bring
their friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
viii Hold Christmas. s,rc.

The KINKS Daughters C;olde,
Rule Circle. No 10. Of Charles civ
county. viii have u sale Of doll baby
ChrlSt mhS trees Saturday at the main
entrance of Miller e Rhoads Pro-
ceeds OF the sale will he turned over
to IN" Fresh Air Camp of Charles
City County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

John W Morgan VIII he given u
this morning before Magis-
irai" Sncad, Of Chesterfield County,
as the result ~ a disturbance In the
coloniol Heights School Tuesday af-
ternoon. II Is said that Morgan Dc :
came incensed because teacherI} al
the school whipped his son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

IN" social service ,onl,niit... ~,
Emmanuel church, Wilmer ..r..,.
WI conduct Christmas sal. In ne
parish nous" Friday afternoon ana
h,eh'' r. j. Gharinhaus"u. director
~ fecfrau ohai a'siNiii"s .or Ricl,-
mond, viii demons,ra,, various ,.,,,
during the eveningG .aetr,.hmen,,
will be served. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
When Day Is Done
By Edgar Guest. SIPS

a collection OF verse which includes
all the authors work in the past two
years. Mr.. Guest expresses the affec-
tons, hopes. sympathies and aspirations
of the commonality of mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

TIE holiday shopping throrgs we're never
more enthusiastic. The Christmas spirit
pervadcs the entire store. The Jewclry
store is breaking all records and more
Furniture and home identifying gifts
are hcing bought than ever So. il is
difficult To say what arc the favorite
gii,s-thc demand is for the practical
and useful as we'll as the wholly orna-
mental
WE advise forenoon shopping Early In
the week and early In the day is a good
motto Ii YOU can conveniently adopt Il
az your shopping plan. Bal come to
this store at whatever hour suits you
best Well serve YOU faithfully.
MILLER & I;HOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
In One Mans Life

By Albert Bigelow Paine, So
Chapters from the interesting career
Of Theodore NJ Vail, one OF the few
leaders In American Industrial life who
succeeded in winning the complete con-
fldence OF the people. illustrated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Ballads of a Bohemian

This is the first volume issued by Mr..
Service since the war. These are from
the viewpoint OF poor poet in his Paris
Latin Quarter Garrett, threaded together
by prose comments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Mirrors of Washington
ANONYMOUS. $3.50
Camp Fires and Guide Posts
BY Henry Van Dyke, $500

series of essays telling Of the poet
naturalist's excursions and experiences
in the woods. beside the camp fires, and
on the road illustrated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Oh, Shoot!
By Rex Beach, $500

Confessions of an agitated sports
man." says MIR. Beach, who records his
experience when he went TO hunt bear
in Alaska. When hunting got too tame,
he went to Lower California to Call on
playful people who love to hold up
the Southern Pacific trains" Illus
trated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
The Mirrors of Downing
Street

BY Peter B. Kyne, 75c
a story that tells you how TO be
-go-getter by man who is one himself.
Business men find that this inspiring
story needs to be in the hands Of their
employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Men Like to Read

There are certain subjects in which men of
action are universally interested and from
which they desire the maximum result for
minimum Of time. Books along inspirational.
political and recrcatiOnal lines are gifts that
most men will appreciate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Mystic Isles of the South Seas
By Frederick O'Brien * on

This book Is not merely travel book:
II combines humor and romance and
philosophy and pathos with its dcscrip.
ton. Illustrated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

THIS should be of interest to every
body, not only as indicative of at
tractivc goods and prices at this
store. but also of general feeling
of optimism and faith i'm the sta
Dility of business and the indus
tries of the community
THOUSANDS more Christmas Gifts arc
bcihg bought this month than last be-
cember.
Prices Are Lower Than Last Year
Hut we are selling many more gifts.
that last years volume i'm dollar, will
also be exceeded.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20

to manage the railroads through q
directorate instead Of by one man.
Apparently New Brunswick politi
clans, like politicians Of New York
have a fondness for riding In cars
paid for by the public. II that is the
case Mrs. ADNEY will doubtless find
support in her opposition to oficiai
joy riding. But as to the limitation
OF lunch, has she taken into account
the amount OF nourishment a law.
maker requires? 1t is true American
legislators are not legally entitled to
oven one glass of Guinness stout,
but do an apple and sandwich CON
stitute sufficient meal for a legisla-
tor Of a great Dominion? This issue
is at least open to discussion.
The coming Canadian elections
will be watched with interest and
especially will there be curiosity as
to the reception Mrs. ADNEY's broad
and very human platform will meet
at the hands of the voters.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
Cider.

This is the season when Nature
bestows abundant gifts on man. One
CT the best OF these Is cider. Not only
is 1t pleasing to the palate but moth.
ing is more wholesome than the pure
juice OF the apple ss I, comes FROM
the press. The fact that more OF ~
was not used in the United States
has boen surprise TO visitors from
ether countries.
Those who have tasted cider from
Spain. chiefly that made in Asturiss.
never forget its exquisite flavor. In
appearance II resembles champagne.
in other European countries apples
are gathered as they fall from the
trees aud converted into cider. Ters
of thousands of bushels OF windfalls
arc allowed 10 rot IN American or.
ohards, though they arc available for
making cider.
That more cider is being made and
sold this autumn than In the past IN
evident to all who travel the high
ways OF the Eastern States. Mills re-
GENTLY constructed are seen here and