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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
$4,000 CHURCH PLANS
APPROVED BY INSPECTOR
Congregation Of Tabcrnacl,
Baplis, To Build at 1925
Grove Avenue.

Building Inspector Butier Yesterday
approved plans for the Tabernacle
t'aptSt church, - he erected at 1921
troNc Avenue at n cost of SSan0O. a.
H. Euhank is the builder. The con-
rrcgation of this church is now wur-
shipping in tho sunday school annex.
y permit was also issued to r. VIII
Ia build two brick dwellings at 330a
and 1901 Vest Franklin Street. to COS
Slu.000.
Applications We're filed by c. T..
Sprcnkic II build Il stucco dwelling a,
Moody Avenue and Thirty-thi.d
street. TO cost $4,000: O. Hooker. to
bald three fraiLc and stucco dwell
iHgs at BIB t" 3il1 First Avenue. to
coSt 1850; Clarence cosby. to buil.i
ten hricI garages in alley IN r ar ii
Lake View iark to cost S3luV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
ODD FELLOWS HONOR
THEIR GRAND MASTER
VIII Hold Big Meeting Tomorrow
Night at ]. q. q. T.. Hnii 10 Re-
cciNc W. y. GrcEory.

The Odd Fellows Of Richmond and
vicinity will have a big meeting to-
morrow night mt l. ~. -. +. Hall,
Foushec ana Grace Streets, in honor
OF the official visit Of the grand mas
ter o. the Grand Lodge OF Virginia.
w :. Gregory. OF Roanoke. Accom-
panying the grand master Will BE a
number OF other officers OF the grand
lodge and several past grand masters.
The meeting Will be called Ia order
promptly a, $50 ~ Past Grand Mas
ter Hill Montague, who Will act as
chairman. Every odd Fellow in
Richmond has been invited TO attend
this meeting, whether member OF
Richmond Lodge or not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
UNION Of PREsBYTER|ANs
CONSIDERED HERE TODAY
Delegates Representa- 6
Church in North and South
Take Up Question.
DIR. CECIL SPEARS ron STATE
Between Twenty-Five md Thirty
VIII Attend the Conference Which
IL Expected to End Tomorrow.
Guests at Luncheon.

Prominent PrcSbytcrians. repre-
senting church bodies in the North
and South. will begin a joint confer
cncc here today, tho object OF which
wiz be union of the Presbyterian
churches of the nation. The first
session will begin this afternoon At
2:ao o'clock in the Old Colony Club
room. Richmond Hotel. There Will
be night session at the same place
at SEQ.
Rev. Russell Cecil. ID. ID. pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Richmond. will represent Virginia at
the conferences. Or. Cecil les host TO
the visiting delegates. who began to
arrive yesterday. He says between
twenty-five and thirty delegates Will
attend the conference, which is eX-
pectcd 10 end tomorrow.
The Presbyterian Committee of
Publication will entertain the dele
gates at luncheon in the second
Presbyterian Church today AT 40.
the luncheon.
Following is a list OF the delegates
already here:
Rev. X. $. Campbell. of Asheville.
y. c.; Honorable W. r Stevenson,
member of Congress from South
Carolina; Rev. j. Ross Stephenson.
ID. D., president OF the Princeton
Theological Seminary, Princeton. y.
j.: Rev. Marques. secretary o: Home
Missions of tho Northern PrcSby-
terrain Church. who resides in New
York City: pre. Hill. of New York,
and Reynolds, of New Jersey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
81 SHR|NERs INITIATED
At 4 CEREMONIAL HERE
Cool Nigh, Puts Members Of
the Degree Team on
Their Metllc.

Acca Temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine. held its last ceremonial scs-
sion Of the year in Richmond last
night. with n class OF choice candi-
dates. The Shriners were out i'm full
force. and the cool OF the nigh,
seemed to put the members OF the
degree team on their mcitie. There
was a. business session beginning at
o'clock. and then followed tn. ccrc-
monial session. The ceremonies were
put on at their best and they proved
as interesting as entertaining. The
occasion was enlivrncd with musical
selections by the Shrine Band. po-
tcntate cottrcil directed affairs. with
the assistance OF the members of the
d!van and the full patrol and the
triHands.
There were tyroS who were young
and some of them were old. but when
II came to the various scenes and
cpochs they. with one accord. paid
due heed to all that was said and cX-
planned in detail for their benefit. II
was a fine class in all respects. and
those who had occasion L. speak d.
clared tina, they were fully compcn-
stated for making the trip buffet
supper was served from tn o'clock.
with all OF the seasons dcli-acies.
Following is a list Of those who
crossed the sands OF .tcca Temple
last night:
G. w. Johns. Edwin NJ. Heller. e. II.
Eosley. Forrest l.. Locheti. Thomas G.
Fletcher. J. Sidney williams. y H..
Webb. J. H. Smith. W. II. SpillinS.
+. X. Hamlet John y. kcck. Earl a..
Richardson. Milton NJ. Meyer. w. 6.
Todd, q. +. ifundlcy. -. r. r. Tim
bcrlakc. T. f.. Brown. William Is.
Ganticr. II. V. wilkcsou. Sidney =
Hirsh. x. Clay Davis. r. l.. Howard
a. j. Wray. V H. Gougcr. Robert
Hall. Charles Edgar. j. Il. Baker
Daniel j. Harrison. Harry r. Rodgers.
George J. Stoncman W. T.. wright.
Thomas w Brock cnhrourh. X. +.
Ellington. l.. Otis SpierS, Thurman :.
Fleming. William L. stevens. II.
Stewart Jones. Richard ! Jones. a.
w. Orpin. Arthur &. Van pclt. II.
Samuels. Emmett y Andrews, Ray
mond Crissman, y T. James. NJ.
Erooks. John \. Reid. Thomas :. Win
siOn, lsr T. l.iphari. less" +. Flesh
man G.. W. Eurt"n. w Edgar Locke,
w. H. NaiicnS and T.. II. Henson, all
OF Richmond Robert l. stiles. Of
Petersburg ". Edgar Thompson. Of
Chatham. John - Upp. 10 Clifton
station. Charles Il Webster aud e.
h Lacy. OF South I:oSton. y Il Jctcr.
of pcnolH: q. j. Dearl orn. Edward l..
Gee and William l. Dupricst. Of Vie
toIia: IL NJ Sachs. "f culpcpcr. u. l..
{. Cobb. of ronoia: y. :. Turnball, Of
Victoria: j V. Vowel. Of Ashland.
ard Milton l.. Gee. "l Mcherrin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
u, John Gcnruc ItnrrI..

John Mccormack, the American
tenor of Irish fame. sang in recital at
the city Auditorium last night under
the Wilson Greene management AS
's;sting him were Donald McBcath
riolinisi. and Edwin Schneider
pianist a six-part program. cmbrac-
ing eighteen numbers. was given. and
all the recognized schools. save one
were represented.
The name of Mccormack was suf-
hcicnt to bring out the largest audi
cncc OF Mrs. WilSon-Grecnc's musical
series. and Ia pack the Auditorium
with the exception OF few seats II
was politely interested audience
through the early part OF the evening
until. as an encore number, the tenor
sang the famous Mother Machrcc
Tor which he is so widely known.
when the JOY OF the auditors broke
bounds and they gave way to unre-
strained enthusiasm. Requests had
been sent in for other familiar songs
Macush!a" among them. but Mother
Machree' was the only response
thereto. This favorite MIR. Nc
Cormack- sang with much tenderness
ana IL was very warmly received.
Great Variety OF Singing.
Mr.. Mccormack gave his audicpcc all
me variety OF singing Of which he is
apablc: he sang uphill and down
GAZE he sang plain and fancy: n,
sang through Ireland France. ltuiy
and America: he rcvelcd in shading
III 'riilS. IN bursts OF opulcnt tone: he
rlN"!cd the best Of our Italian tcnors
ne me hniSh or tho French school
was ms; his enunciation was of the
Sim"n- pure type. SO that If one knew
English at all. he heard il clearly last
night. IA is not too much to say thai
IN his Handel Eroup followed nv III,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
ELECT CITY ATTORNEY
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
1--WE Members az Srhoni Buard VIII
hr Named nj Snr,c rimc by the
Council.

President w. II. Adams. Of tb,.
Board OF Aldermen. has issued a cali
TOT "A Joint session OF city Council for
tomorrow night at s o'clock, to act on
the resignation OF city Attorney
henry r. Pollard, and to elect two
school trustees. Common Couacil will
meet AT ~" o'clock the same night.
ana the Streets Committee will CON
Nene at 100 o'clock Ia take up sew
era' matters continued from Mondays
session.
The subcommittee on utilities vii,
meet on Friday afternoon al az
O'Clock to consider the question of
purchase Of the Mechanics Institutc
building nj Eroad and Eleventh
H'r"etS' to he used for municipal pur-
poses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
JOHN MCCORMACK THRILLS
THOUSANDS At AUDITORIUM
Audience Gives Way to Unresraned Enthusiasm When
Famous Tenor Sings Mother Machree'' With Much
Tenderness Program Given.

II would be quite impossible To
make adequate comment upon the
varied songs: probably each 6f the
audience had his favoritc: one can
not refrain from mentioning. how
ever the inc qualities which APP
peared in the ''caravanc." by Chaus-
son. when Night Desccnds.' of
Rachmaninon; the excellent song of
Edwin schncidcr's. when the Dew is
Failing which was quite evidently
written for, McCormack as witness
the fine opportunity for Il falsctto
ending.
1t is not surprising that Mccormack
is popular with the occasional CON
cert -Socr: never does one hear bet
ter diction or clearer enunciation. and
ali the real thrubs are there: his
singing has the human element high y
developed: everything Is done with
the sure touch Of the accomplished
rccitalist
MrHrnth l:nrorcd Several Times
MIR. McBcath. with fine tone re-
Sonant and far-rcaching, contributed
not "A little To the success Of the pro
gram with his numbers. He was
true I" his krcislcr. with three arr
ranrcmcnts. of Paganini. Tartini and
the Nienncs" old Refrain" Of the
last OF which he gave a rather uuin-
Spircd rendition. the Corclli Variu :
lions made II capital number. lie
was recalled several times.
rs for Mr.. Schneider. canno,
j. Sc his accomplishments too
strongly: he was exceptionally good.
From long association. his support
OF both tenor and violiniSt is ire
proachablc.
All in all. while il may he said. as
a general rule. that the music world
distrusts anything ':hich may be de-
scribcd as popular" yet McCor-
mack s art is ba cd on a sure founda-
t!"h. that OF excellent technique. an
'hteiiiEcnt plan Of interpretation.
sound Judgment in program build
ing and 4 vocal method which viii
Withstand good many years of
"ard usage. He may be heard as
ionE as was Sims Reeves. and quite
likely with as much pleasure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Bosquet Is Named
Police Lieutenant
"Main Street Man Sue
ceeds to the Office Va
Gated ny Ryan.

Chief Of Police Sherry Yesterday
announced the appointment OF Frank
NJ Rosquct as lieutenant of police to
MI vacancy occasioncd by the re-
tircmcn, of Lieutenant Ryan.
MIR. Bospuct joined the force on
April !. 1911, and has served since
that time. with the exception OF Il
short while during. the war. in the
First District He is considered one
Of the most capable men in the de-
partmcnt. For Il year he has served
a" Main Street Man" covering the
banking district. and in such service
has made many friends. His cleva-
ton from the ranks is considered a
signal honor by his friends. He will
enter upon his new duties at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
PAGEANT QUEEN-ELECT
BEARS A FRENCH NAME
Husband of Mrs. Harry J.
Semones, of Roanoke, Dcs-
ccndcd From Hugcnots

Headquarters Of the Virginia His
nc" Pageant ASSoGi; ton announced
cStcrdaS that there had been re-
c!Ned numerous requests for in .Or-
nation relative To Mrs Harry j.
Sem"nes. Of Roanoke. the u,lrcn-rlcrt
OF the pageant. which will he staged
In Richmond tic week Of May %. mex,
year some Of the letters asked how
The namc of the lurcu-clect wn,
spelled.
Secretary w. b. Cridlin said last
siht mat the name is pronounced as
u spelled See mo-nccs" with the oc-
cent on the scond syllable. The
Lame Scmoncs is French. the parents
oil The husband of The queen elect
'einE descendants Of French lIuyur-
lots who came to Virginia several
hundred years ago. There is a town
France named after the Scmoncs
M curing the World War many
oidlcrs from Virginia were uuartercl
the quaint old French town.
Mrs Scmoncs was Miss Anderson
before her marriage. her people being
prominent in Southwest Virginia.
IohiN secretary Cridlin viii 20 to
Williamsburg to confer with T. II
VEN. librarian OF the College of MI.
lam and Mary. relative IT, The tabulp.
ION OF IN" history OF the state for
,aEcant purposes
d. g. Carpenter. OF Richmond char.
"r' American Association OF l.uri.
l"cTs. has notified parcan, nt,i,inIs
'hat the local chapter is preparing "A
map of the state OF Virginia showing
III roads and railroads in the state
t"rctary cridlin has asked county
ana CITY chairmcn of pageant auNil-
iary committees 10 forward all points
"i interest 50 that these may be prom
cry placed on the map which Will be
hnown as The Guest Map" and it is
destined To lie OF great advertising
value to the entire State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Ad Club Meet. Today.

Speakers At the first "All-Club"
series of programs for the Richmond
advertising Club. in the mcZzanino
rarlor nf Murphy's Hotel. today AT
1898" O'Clock. will be j. Lud Hill. t.
q. Cone. +. B. Howard. G.. l.. Boards
ley and IL. s. banner, who will cover
subjects relative to direct mail adj
Ncrtising. q. Edmund Massie will
have charge OF the meeting. and his
committee has been doing some xpe,
ciai stunts in order to get out a large
attendance. Members OF the WON
ems Advertising Club and friends
have been invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
OF CHURCH HILL CLUB
President Parrish Urges Tint rcm-
bcrs stand behind Officers md
Give Their to-OpcrntfOn.

Urging constructive rather than
a knocking interest In the Business
Mems Association of Church liin.
Oscar +. Parrish. president OF the
organization, last night advocated Il
'pull-together spirit" MIR. Parrish
address was made before a large
gathering of the business men OF the
East Endjand the meeting proved 10
be an enthusiastic one
"Co-opcration from the members
was the only sure method by which
the officers of the organization could
be guided" he declared.
w. T. Dabney. business manager
of the Richmond Chamber of Com
me zee. was the guest Of the orEaniza-
ton and spoke in the interest of the
Buy in Richmond spirit"
The association responded Eener-
ously TO the request for funds from
the Salvation Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OFF FOR FRONT ROYAL
After Conference With Citizens Roads
In That Scction of state VIII
he InSpcctrd

Members Of the State Highway
conc iission, accompanied by Stat.
Highway Commissioner George u.
Coleman. VIII leave this morning fol
r'"h' koEai. where tomorrow morn
ing a conference with citizens OF that
town ana vicinity will be held ,ftn,
which the various roads in that seq
non Of the state will he inspected on
thursday and Friday.
during yesterdays session two
o"ictat!ons appeared before the com
mission, which sat in this city. \
delegation from Hcnrico County an.
pearcd in behalf OF certain road i'm =
IroNements. while II. &. Goodwin and
george q. Greene. OF Clifton Forge.
"Shcd mat the Millhoro Springs road
w r"m'ch wa the Cowpasture Road
INTO Clifton Forge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30

a verdict for the defendant WAS re-
turned in the CITY Circuit Court yes
terfay in the suit OF Culbcth, Wempic
a. Cole against y. :. II james {
verdict FOR S5.s6275 was returned In
the suit Of II. NJ. iaskcr against the
Capitol Motor Corporation The d..
PENDANT excepted To a verdict OF 81 QUO
in the case Of Percy G.. Fletcher
against George W. Lancaster. after -
motion to set aside had icen over
ruled by Judge scott, and Judgment
was suspended for Sixty DAYS TO per
nit counsel TO prepare papers o. a,,-
peal. Bond Of $500 was rcp.itrcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
COMMITTEES SET DATE
FOR PRODUCTS DISPLAY
'RichmOnd-Mndc Exposition" Will
lie Held In Coliseum February
I0-25-iuildinE Icing Erected.

Committees of the Richmond Cham
Der of Commerce and the manufa =
turers of Richmond. have selected
February 1925 as the dates for the
1922 Exposition OF Richmond Made
Products" The display OF goods Will
be in Richmonds Coliseum now be-
ing erected on the site Of old Rich
mond College on West Broad street.
While the building is being erected
primarily for skating rink, !pcal
business men have secured an option
on it for the exposition.
Those in charge OF the exposition
declare the new structure viii enable
much better display of tho products
than did The Grays Armory because
there is more floor space in TIE col
iseum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Today and Toniyh,
in Richmond

Richmond Advertising Club.
Murphy's Hotel. 1890 l.. NJ.
Confederate Museum. Clay and
T.. VI.
Social Service Federation. Room;
CSC. Jefferson Hotel. $3.50 l.. NJ
Confederate Memorial Institute.
or Battle Abbey. Boulevard and
kensington Avenue. open 10 \. NJ.
to = l.. NJ.
DR.. II. ID. Z. Maclachlan adj
dresses thnter Park Women $
Club. st. Thomas Parish House.
$40 l.. NJ.
American Flying Club of Nir-
sinia' westm9reland club. $50
L. NJ.
Joint conferences OF committees
OF Presbyterian Churches. North
and South. Old Colony Clul. Rich
in"nd Hotel. 2:3O l.. NJ: night. 500.
For Thcater Calendar. see edi-
torial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
STREET CARS DELAYED
WHEN A WIRE BREAKS
Policemen Sent To Tenth md Main
Streets 10 Warn Pedestrians
Of the Danger.

Eastbound street cars We're delayed
FOR half an hour and traffic temper
arily suspended when voltage
trolley wire snapped and fell To tho
pavement at Tent. and Main Streets
last night
The accident occurred shortly after
II o'c,ock and no pedestrians were
crossing the thoronghtarc AT that
time. An emergency call was sent
to police Headquarters and detail
of polio" :iOm the First station was
sent TO ;no scene to warn pedestrians
Of the danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
PRINTING TRADES MEN
BACK MORTON FOR JOB
would HIVE G"vcrnor-EIcrt TrinkIc
appoint Ntchmond Councilman
state Labor Comm ISSIoncr

Ihpmas H. Morton. member of civ
council was Endorsed for the Office
81 state Labor Commissioner last
night At meeting az the Allied
PRINTING Trades Council Of Rich
ihond. The Council. which represents
hNr uf IN. leading labor unions OF
inns city. a.optcd' a resolution In
which they asked Governor. Flcrt =
Lee Trinklc to make the appointment
whcn he assumes the duties OF his
office"
other labor organizations az Rich.
m"ud recently went on record as
!aNoring Mr. Morton for the post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
inspect Ar,iIIcr,,ncn ill.,.

Inc local coast artillery company
inspected by Major LcMasuri,r for
H'"'s scrNic" last week will bc in
sr''''" 10y Major William n. Gill for
''"erai service Friday. The officers
a.. "''ar" L. Stockton. captain;
Hugh :. Dcbbins. first licutcnan,.
Jesse l.. Fit"hctt. second Iicu,cr.n,
iherc are iifty-o,e enlisted men THO
company Will he quartcrcd in mo
Grays' Armory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
MIR, Durham for SCHOOL noord

1t was stated yesterday that the
name OF Mrs. Janet Stuart Durham
would lie placed before the joint Scs-
sion Of City Council tomorrow night
for the place Of public school trustee
20 fill Il vacancy existing in that body.
Mrs. Durham has for several years
teen identified in movements OF a
civic nature. She was n candidate for
,hc House of Delegates in the August
primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
u" Initiate Large cIosx.

'altrh S"nctorum. No. 1913. .. O. II.
ana J.. VIII cnGcavor To make tribes
men out az bunch Of unbciirvcrs
tonight at |. q. q. r. Han. Fousheo
ana irac" streets. After the parade.
winch starts ~ I:l', class of fif;y
VIII h" tested as Ia their ability TO
Cinss The hot sands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
y" Mnr Tn, for Legion.

Entertainments by posts Of tho
American Legion. IN" proceeds OF
which VIII go TO the organization.
may he held and NO war tax charged
announcement To his effect has been
received here by state Adjutant Price
The order becomes effective after
January |, ia22
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Specinl 81. Andrew. On, sc,,,..

"r'"rat. Communion by mem
hers OF the brotherhood 81,
81 Andrew viii feature the spcci,,
- Andrews day service for men and
b"ss ~ ST Andrews E.piSconal
church tonight. Rev. !. Francis
hihhIe VII! oniciatc, assisted by Rev.
ERNEST T. osrood chaplain iuf the
brotherhood. Rev. ". Gcigcr Irwin
vii! nrcach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Cnpiinl sturk 1ucr..,..a

An amendment 10 the charter ar ,hc
H"as.cy Sn"c Company. Incorporatcd
Of LyJlchburg, Va. WAS granted nv
the state Corporation Commission
Yesterday increasing it's capital stock
from 100000 to 81 500. 600. cniare
its purposes and ip"y using i,s Mini,
Of real estate holdings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Inye.tIxn,ing Au,n Cluhs.

Officials OF the Richmond Autoinc-
tive Trade Association are invcsti-
eating the several owners automobile
clubs which are being projected in
this city AMI will notify members Of
the trade association later which club
VIII have official recognition This
fact was pointed out yesterday by r..
r. Taylor. secretary, who issued the
letter ifp the members. of the Rich.
mond tiutomotive Trade Associa ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
suhscrIp,Ion Card I,nrt,.

The subscription card party to lie
given by the Sarah Allen Memorial
OF the Virginia Home for IncurahIes.
al the Commonwealth Club this aft
"rnoon. Will begin promptly at $3.50
O'clock Players are requested to
bring their own cards. pencils lind
score pads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
ItcaI Estate Transfer.

7. r. Foes has sold to Mary r..
FraHscr the property at 2O3 %or.h
i-omaardy street. for siG.5"" The
property fronts forty-onc feet on
L6mhardy street. extending tnch l2l
feet TO an alley.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-08
IT. IIz'II!tl I..I.5I.l..II2[II3....,....y.......5.. .......
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, June Liquidatlns was heavy in today's stock market. but there was sharp rally before the close. Gross declines of 1 to points in standard stocks and to 10 points in speculative issues were partly or fully recovered Sales 1,Sl5,000 shares.
 Early dealings indicated that much of the selling was caused by Teediug ont of inlpahcd margin account Such action. traders believed. resulted from further calling of bank loans and smaller supplies of time funds.
 Other bcarlsh factors including in- creased signs of trade depression and latest reports of the British industrial situation and the trend of events in central Europe.
 A decline ill call loans from q r. tc
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-08
Wipe Out 1920 Wage Increase, Is The Plea
 Of 15 U. s. Railroads

CHICAGO, June '. Demanding that the $600.000.OOO wage increase granted railroad employees by the railroad labor board last July be wiped out, more than 15 railroads ap- peared before the board today with renewed petitions for wage reduc- tions.
 Several roads demanded reduc- tions of a flat 20 per cent cut for all employees, while others declared every basis for last years increase mad disappeared.
 J. w. Higgins. representing 66 western roads, declared that the rail roads were not satisfied with the re- ductions and demanded that the in- creases of last year be wiped out.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-08
FILED ON
 HOUSE BILL NO. 83

PHOENIX, Ariz., June :. Peti- tions bearing 1,500 more than the re- quired number of signatures asking that house bill No. S3 be referred to the voters of the state at the regular election next fall instead of at a spe- cial election as provided :n the bill, were filed with the secretary of state yesterday. There are 4,25i names on the petitions, while only 3.423, or five per cent Of the total vote cast for governor at the last general election. were required.