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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

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Those who esteem highly tho nip-and tuck struggle down tho stretch
AZ. likely to draw their hare ot thrrns from the nag rae IN the American
League between and closing time, when October leaves begin to toss
their visiting cards into your from yard. This n looks like an old fashioned
year.
When tho season opened the pcnnant winning Yankees of 1921, reinforced
by Joe Bush. Sam Jones. Everett Scott. and shortly afterwar by Witt. looked
to be prime favorncs. Ruth and Meusel were missing Tor . spell. but this
failed to act "a n handicap. sine the Yanks promptly jumped away to a
merry lead. without the aid OF their W main club swinsers
June brought about the big upheavcl The yanks hit tn. vel iarded chut.
with a noisy crash. The Browns, with Su.ler in top form. can whirhng alons
The result Is 10 a NAM sided ace. with al. the shining earmarkso of SEN
sauonl competition for the text three months. with i've club. to- be.
figured n
The main test in a pennant ace usually comes after July Fourth. when
seamy weather and he long grind begin to weed u the weaker members
who are just a trnc shy m class The Upward rush OF Cobbs Tigers has been
the season big sensation duo in the main pst 10 the act that Cobb has
got 100 per cent out OF his material. which. back IN April. looked too
good II as a different look now. proving again what a star combination
power and determination make.
The Yanks. through June, struck us a a ball club with . large dent in
its morale Ruth certainly was % hep. as a vivid temperament is rarely any
aid in time o trouble. Their spirit seemed badly warped, and nee they
started Numbering. there IA 10 factor strong enough to pull them back
together roon enough to check tho slump. Morale counts for something IN
n onrd day stand. but It counts far more owe a six months hike where ouu.
uc and mental courage are fully Us important a skill.
Dempscys Next Opponent
Mr. Dempseys neXt opponent still remains IN doubt
Many M are in the hat but few are taken out.
Many chin, are quivcrins. thinking Of tho day
They'll collect thu losers end on their right Of way.
Though my W chin might protest I would let 1t take,
We'll at east ne solid sock for the khe at stake.
I'm not keen to have m jaw busted with a blow.
Ft 7 know a LOT OF ways I could spend the dough.
The other sever National League clubs are planning to form a com.
mission t declare :he Giants title as being vacant. This thing OF declaring
titles vacant might h e a neat ids If n n could get a with it. which
no N can, except the lucky bOkc who happens to tnterpolate h crown
winning knockout.
The Main Idea.
This Thought I've often pondered,
Amid life many raps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
Big Summing Meet to be Staged at Y. NJ {. A. Tonight
Westminster Stopped St. PauPs Nine;
Epworth Continues Its Winning Streak

lott, Thrce-basc HIT. strarbridgc. etruck
out. by Thomas. 2; by strswbr dse, 3 by
stephenson, j. limo OF game, 10
Umpire. Ross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

l. T. G-ffaSen is he only native-born golfer that ever O a British
crown. Walter J Travis, who won the amateur title at Sandwich in 1904. was
born n Australia Jock Ilutchtson, who 20 the open AZ 81. Andrews last
yea. wa born n Scotland. Hagen. only Of the utle-winners vas born in the
United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

Which recalls IN fact that Sandwich has been peculiarly friendly soil
tr Americans II va over Sandwich turf that both Travis and Hagen
walked 20 victory. AM both began heir golf on this side OF The water
Some melancholy satrst want. 10 know whether Sandwich. after tt.
viii he barred as q championship course taking lite plac. with IN. Science
;sdy puter and he ribbed mache~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

Have yo'Ir classified ad where 3d.
900 readers see Il daily. Cali 1900
s. FOR ad taker.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES MONDAY.
LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
WEGTMINSTER

SCORE ny INNINGS
Paul's q o o q o.
Westminster p
Earned runs ~. Paul's, 3. Westminster,
!. TwO-baso hits. Brodley. Strebb. FL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

Epworth stopped st. Stephens, and
also continued its winning strsak
when they trimmed tho ~patched-up
Saints ut Baynard Field, No. J.. BY
the gcorc Of 7 30 4.
Epworth presented "A much strong
or lineup than has appeared hereto
fore and Mace NOweil's terrific hit
ting waa an outstanding feature for
tho strengthened MethOdists. Cap
tain Twin. Chick" steedle and Booth
were among tho missing 30 the st.
Stephens lineup and their loss wns
keenly felt by the Lutherans.
Nennstiehl. who was shifted to the
shortstop position in tho absence of
steedle played gilt-edgo bali. Jack
Williams also caught a pretty game
and was the leading sticksmith for
tho losers.
A spectacular one-handed catch by
the Epworth right fielder, or The bat
OF Ralph Hairslne. in the third inning
was tho fielding feature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

Ota .... . : y X26 10 4
xTwO out when winning run scored.
ParksleY ..- q o o l 8 o o o 2-2
Salisbury .-.-...-. ! 3 o l l o = D O-S
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summary: Two-base hit. HOrnsberger.
Three-base hits, Decker. Home run.
Flowers. Sacrifice hits. Newton. Johnson.
Double plays. Johnson 70 Armstrong 90
Dolan. Struck out. by Huse. 9. By
Wright. l. Earned runs. PocomOke, |.
Cambridge. ,. Umpire. Dixon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

This Thought I've often pondered,
Amid life's many raps.
The world II fun Of bunkcrs,
OF hazards and Of trapA
And each Will find his trouble
But note this with your pen
A stout. clean stroke will litt you
To level ground again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

SEVENTH WARD.

'Batted for sutton in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Union % q o q 90
0 seventh Ward | o D q q q a-I
summary Hits. OF sutton. 4 White
map, 4. struck out. by sutton, d: by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

The other seN-n National League clubs are planning 10 form a com
mission to declare She Giants title as being vacant This thing " delrin.
titles vacant might he a neat ides Il any me could get vay With IT. which
no n ar except the lucky 6okc who happens to interpolate the crown
" inning knockout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

When n season opened the pcnnant winning Yankcsso OF 1921, reinforced
by Joe Bush. Sam Jones. Everett Scott, IN shortly aferward by Witt, looked
TO be primo favorncs. Ruth and Meusel we're missing for y spell, but this
failed to act az n handicap. since the Yanks promptly jumped away % a
merry lead. without the aid Il their two main club swingers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-25
RICH BOOTLEGGING RING
ACTIVE W 18th FORMER
SUBMARINE CHASERS

tContinued From First Page)
was found aboard and the crew told
Embarrassing tale of having had
the Long Island coast yesterday.
Held on Technical Chnrgc.
TIL" former chaser. said to bear
British registry. was tied up ut tho
battery where she tonight was held
on Il technical charge that she left
bermuda without clearance papers.
Her captain. who gave his name us
John Kelly" and his crew of seven.
were taken to the custom house for
severe gr!lling. After an cxamina-
ton. which was attended by a rem
rescntative from the office of the
British consul-General, Assictan,
United States Attorney Talk said:
Kelly wore the uniform of u United
states naval officer. We have not MS
YET made any charges against Cap
tain Kelly ana the crew. |. is nm
dcrstood that the Fidus carried o.lOO
cases OF Scotch whisky from R.r
nnda. and that is what we want tn
ind out The vessel failed TO show
on her manifest any cargo and after
questioning by customs agents, II was
decided To take her into port and
question tho crew"
Federal agents. wso said they he
iieNed the name John Kelly" Oc
titious. and that tho captains real
name was NJ. Stanley Clarke. OF
Brooklyn. minated that there was
possibility that there might be
brought against her captain n charge
OF wearing an ensign't uniform H.
legally. Kelly" who claimed Mt one
time TO have served In the United
states Navy. denied he was wearing
naval uniform
"All had was cap that re-
sembled an cnslgn's head piece" he
told reporters.
Tales DO Not Gibc.
Kelly claimed TO have been taking
liquor to Montreal for a bermuda
win" merchant. who owned the craft.
when pirates on another chaser stole
his cargo and manifest. The story
of the piratical raid off Mantauk
i'oint was the greatest thriller that
had been brought into port In many
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Ell FVEN

days'-out customs officials claimed
to have detected points Mt which Tho
tale. as related by different members
OF the crew. did not gibe. incidentally
one OF the crew. Ray Palmer. was al
legged to be carrying l. w. w. litera-
turc.
The story told by Kelly. ACCORDING.
10 Falk. was that he was asleep be-
low when the Fidus was boarded,
SeHeral OF the seamcn claimed to
have heard several revolver shots.
but others heard no shooting. AS
FAR as they knew, no one was wound
ed.
Kelly" said there were numbers
of former submarine chascrs plyinC
out o: Bermuda as private yachts aud
commercial craft. MIR. FIRTH" tho
bermuda merchan. hc said owns
several other sea going motor boats.
cannot say whether they arc in
service between Montreal and Per-
muda.'
Locked Up I'm brig.
When Federal otHnicials were uucs-
toned closely concerning their In
vest!gation OF the Bookkeeping ring,
which ,hey charged existed with
strong financial backing. they ex-
D.ained that they were at tho be-
s!Ne smuggling operation and that "it
would not be we'll to say too mu,h"
They denied that they had one #
| their agents In the crew of the Fidus.
| although one OF the seamen was
quoted as saying that there was n
Judas among u.s."
Among papers found in the cap
| tain's possession was a rccomm nds-
! ton from his commanding officer.
! stating lie served in 1919 as an en-
| s'sn on the Northern Pacific and as
executive officer on submarine
| chaser 90.
| All of tho members OF tho crew
were taken TO the barge office and
! locked up in the brig until tomorrow.
| when they will be taken to the Fed
eral court in Brooklyn for further
Questioning.
Captain Clarke told ncwspa per men
! that he could see no reason Why he
or his men should be questioned.
when he was ut all times outside tn.
| three mile limit.
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so7-pe;er Saloti. Lena NJ. (wife).
TO w. II. Sale. No. 5000. northwest
corner Chntiin and Curroiton Streets.
% feet by 12O feet April 81. 1922
Tax So. $40.
sl2-suburban development Corp
to CRANKY Bldg Co, Inc. east line
Moss Side Avenue. 81 feet north b.
u. Boulevard. north 80 feet by las
feet April g. 1922. Tax sI.3o. $40
s2i-Gracc o. Florence S. Wing
field. thusband) ct ais. to o. L.
Schneider. Charles Schneider. north
line Kens!ngton Avenue. 325 feet west
feet. April 90. 1920. s2,loo
s2s---M. T.. Flax. Lille (wife). to
sarah Laster. No. 7ol. southcas, cor
ner Dabney and Fulton streets. 30
: feet by ITO foet. April 81, 1922. Tax
81. $40.
s3o-Danicl Dukc TO Rebccca l..
Kincaid, west line Twcn,y-c!gh,h
Street. SO feet inches south Clay
Street. south 81 feet inches by 1872
feet. April 81. 1922. Tax s2.5o. $40.
S32-Eibert T. Davis TO l. 7. Whar-
ton. east line Church Street. % feet
BY 100 feet. April 20. 1922. $3.50.
S33-C. O. Allen, Ncttic b. (wife).
To Vincent D. Bacigalupo. south line
Graham Road. G. feet inches east
Lombardy Street. east Ill feet by
l25 feet. April IS. 1922. Tax go.
$40.
s35--Hill Montague. special COM
missioner. w. J. Gilman TO W. J. GIL
man. Jr.. northeast corner West
hampton Avenue and Crenshaw Ave-
nue.. so feet by las feet. April 81.
1922. s2.25o.
s3S-Frances Il. Walker. T. |. (hus-
band), to Mary l.. Hardwick. east
line Thirticth street. i6 feet O inches
south Clay Street. south lG feet .
inches by 100. April 90. 1922. Tax
$3.50. SO
Sae--LlllIas p. Cary. Iudson Cary,
Lucas +. Cary. Virginia Trust Co.
executors. Wilson Miles Cary and
George w. Anderson. Muyme =. An
feet east Cleveland street. east l25
feet by 40 feet. April 10. 1929.
$3.50.
S43-C. L. Crawford. Myrtle a.
(wife) to L. s. Jones, west line Noble
Avenue, 100 feet 80 inches south 3.
u. Boulevard. south so feet l6 inches
by 1876 feet. Lien $4,000. April "A.
1922. Tax SO. $40.
Si4-L. S. Jones. Iva +. (wife). to
c. L. Crawford. north line TSrk Ave-
nue.. 81 feet SIP inches. east Addl-
son Street. east 81 feet 31-2 inches
by l4i feet April Il. 1922 Lien
10000. Tax SIS. $40.
s45--John X. Gilbert. jeanette B.
(w!fe). to Giuseppe Guarino. No.
33ll. east line Maryland Avenue. l05
feet north Pollock Street. north 20
feet by iio feet. Lien $3.50. April
"a, 1929. Tax $3.50. $40.
S+s--W. Bruce Williams TO T. NJ
Thomas. west line Hermitage Road.
IL feet . Inches north Bellevue Ave-
nue.. north y65 feet by 800 feet. I.iI.en
$4,000. June IS. 1921. Tax s2I. $40.
Si"-Ida l.. Warwick to Ada T.
Moore. west line Hermitage Road.
III feet Inches north Bellevue Ave-
nue.. 200 feet by 800 feet March
Is. 1916. Lien $500. Tax $3.50.
$40.
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Get N erve
from
Nuxated Iron

IL VIII strengthen your nerves md in
Creas" your vigor and endurance. often in
two weeks time. II contains the prin-
c!pal chemical constituent of active living
nerve force in n form which most nearly
resembles that In the brain and nerve
cells OF man. 1t also contains organic
Iron like the iron In your blood, and like
the Iron III spinach lentis and apples.
Organic iron cnr!ches the blood, and plenty
OF rich red blood mcnrs NOR. nerve force.
30 that NuSated Iron not only feeds what
might he termed artificial nerve force to
tho nerve cells. but II stimulates the blood
TO manufacture n greatly Increased supply
OF new nerve force. Get bottle OF Nux-
atod Iron today. and IL within two weeks
timo you do not feel that tit has In
creased your nerve force. and made you
feel better and stronger In every way,
your money VIII BIO refunded. Sold by ali
druggtsts.-Adv
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l.. T. & j 6. IiARvIE.
Real Estatc Auctioncers
Trustees Auction Sale
Five-Room Bungalow
Bryan Park Heights

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust. dated october Il. 1921, and re-
corded In the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of Iienrico County. in
Deed Book PISA. page 81. default
having been made in the payment of
all Of the notes secured therein. and
being 80 required hy the note holder
We VIII offer for sale At public auc-
ton on the premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL rs. 1922.
At 1880 O'clock J.. NJ.
the property described In said deed
as follows: Situated in Ucnrico
County. Virginia: ali That certain lot
OF land known on the map Of Bryan
Park Heights, Section "B." Il plat OF
which is recorded in the Clerks or
flee OF the Circuit Court OF Hcnr!co
County. in Deed Book lg5-D page
296. as lot number Cd In Block II"
TERMS: Cash
l.. Z. HARVIE.
j. g. HAREIE.
Trustees.
Terms can he arranged at sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-25

RoGen. Phillips and Scaton. Alder
man Melton WAS absent
Councilman James T.. Peters. chair
man OF the special city farm commit
tee. extended an invitation to the ri
na~2e Committee to accompany the
utilities Committee on tours Of In
spec'ion TO four farms selected as
possibilities for the proposed farm.
He was accompanied by Alderman
w. stewart White. member Of the
farm committee. The invitation, on
motion OF Councilman Cmlaur was
accepted. The trips will be taken on
the four Saturday afternoons in May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-25

men, 80 ! began to take it. 1t has
helped me wonderfully. i am feel
ing fine, do all my houscwork and
washing for seven in the family. l
have been irregular too, and now am
all right. l am telling my friends
what it has done for me and am sure
it will do good for others. You can
use this letter as a testimonial. will
stand up for Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound any time. -
Mrs. WIN. JUHNKE. Foster, Oregon.
Doing the housework for a family
Of seven is some task. If you, as a
housewife, are troubled with back
ache, irregularities, are easily tired
out and irritable. or have other disa-
greeable ailments caused by some
weakness, give Lydia E. Pjnkham's
Vegetable Compound trial. Lot it
help you.
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Elect Five New Dcncon..

PETERSBURG, VA, April 24.-At
n meeting OF the board of deacons
OF the Tabb Street Presbyterian
Church sunday Ave new dcacons
were elected 10 the board. The new
members are Il. y. Cloudy, John T.
Allison. L. c. Shedd. Archie Thwcatt
and Daniel NJ. Sandcrson.
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PAINS ACROSS
SMALL OF BACK
Husband Helped in Homework.
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Strong
Foster, Oregon. used Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND for

pains across the
small of my back.
They bothered me
30 badly that l
could do my work
only with the help
Of my husband.
One day he saw
the adj in our
paper telling
VIII at Lydia L.
Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound
n q
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REALTY RECORDS


were recorded In The Cnanccry Cour,
yesterday:
RcIcnscs.
I:i-S. J. boswell. surviving trus-
toe. TO Carrie ". TrayIor. cast line
Moss side Avenue. 100 feet north
Bro"kland Park Boulevard. north
80 feet by lij feet March 80. 1922.
$3.50.
7s5-c. G. Chapn's. executor, TO
Lewis l.. Bell, 30. 400. cas-, line
Moss side Avenue. $50 feet north
Drookiand Boulevard. north 80 fee,
by li5 feet. April u. 1872 S5.i20.
''o-F NJ Boxl"y. trustee. to
Hugh III. Brown, Susie VI. Iwirc), No.
3l4. west limo Lombardy Street. 2l0
feet l-2 Inches south Beverly Street.
south 20 feet ~ Too feet. April II.
1929 t5i5.
S0i-J II. ELAN. Joseph g. TAYLOR.
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DOESN'T nurt n bit! Drop n little
"Frcezone" on an aching corn. In
stantly that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift It right off with hn-
gers. Truly!
Your druggist sells n tiny bottle OF
"Freezone" for q few cents. sufficient
to remove every hard corn. soft corn.
or corn between the toes. and the
calluses. without soreness or irrlta
ton.
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MAYORS BUDGET
is REPORTED OUT
Continued From First page,

CONTINUED From First Page)
stated they. too, would vote aGains;
the budget on grounds similar TO
those taken by Mr.. Phillips. All
these members are from jefferson
Ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-25
EstImntcd ToI,,,I,,Inr

Comptroller Cofer supplied the
committee with an estimated tabu-
lation Of the various sources of revc-
nue., as follows:
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D,>rLn ,..,5. az

hf'f ~ -. i.'a'. ..D
BY j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
l0li r.. Main ST.
TRCSTEE'S SALE TO HIGHEST
BIDDER.
Eicc Two;;Story suburban dwelling
One iiaif BLOCK Seven Pine Car Line
stop 40. 30
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
BY virtue Of Il deed OF trust dated
March Il, 1920. and duly recorded in
Henr!co County Court. H. H. 2l;-A.
page ie2. TO the undersigned trustee,
to secure certain notes therein de-
scr!ocd. default being made and being
required so 10 do. | VIII sell a: pub
lie sucuon. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 2STH,
AT l.. N.
the property described in said deed az
follows: Beginning on south line OF
Gregory Lane 266 feet from the east
line OF Nine Mile Road. thence east
wardly along south side Grcgorys
Lane 60 feet. and extending back
southwardly and between parallel
lines lsl feet TO n l2-!oot alley. and
Is bounded on the west by an alley
IL feet wide
TERMS: Cash.
Leroy l.. BROWN.
Trustee.
THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
AuCtiorccrS.
Easy terms. Sinai! cash ana month
y Payments can Dc arranged IL de-
sired.
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FOR RENT.
Fl rst Floor Store

Splendid location for real estate
office or hardware business Apply
Tenant. 10f North Seventh Street.
Rudolph ll47
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Have n Good Timc. Folkx,

Not much time left. but still time
enough for a real good and PROFIT
ABLE time in The Dispatch papers
Big Fun Game II you DO 1T NOW.
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2601 East Franklin
Street
Richmond, Va.

itlChHohd, Va.
THURSDAY. APRIL 27TH. 1922.
at o'clock. l.. NJ
AS executor under the VIII o. the
late Captain Henry Y. owen. | Will
sell at public auction. on the prem
lscs at o'clock Z. NJ. Apru 9Th
!s@2. that valuable brick residence
situated at the southeast corner OF
FRANKLIN and Twcnty-siN,h Streets
The house contains ten rooms, and
has spacious back porchcs. corninan,.-
ing d splendid view of james River
ai!d the country Tar beyond. There is
also large kitchen at the back OF
The premises. rented to good tenants.
IN" lot fronts thirtv-siN feet and
runs back lii feet between parallel
lines. one being the east lin. OF
Twenty sixth Street
TERMS: One.third cash and bal
ancc In ono and two Years. secured
by deed OF trust on the property; OF
all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
". THORBURN CLARK.
I-,Npr.tIrnr
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ipNil So'o oosSio
In addition to the departmental ap-
preparations. the following special
expenditures are provided for. the
sumo mentioned being derived
through trimming" tho original
document as presented h. the Mayor:
Special Expenditures.
Lighting Main Street from EiGh-
teenth 10 Belvidere Street and Will
liamsburg Avenue from StntA to Vir-
ginia Street. $4,000: curb and gut
lighti~. $4,000: Street Committee.
trnctio' company valuation. $4,000:
Confederate Reunion. $4,000: Virginia
Historical Pageant. $4,000: stand
of colors for American Legion. $500;
Improvement OF Ninth Street Road
tordinancc). $4,000; printing build
Ing code. $500: City Jnil-clcctrlc
lights and Kitchen sink. $3.50: camp
ing quarters-Bryan Park. $1,000 in
crease salary--cicrk OF Circuit Court
$500; Schmidt compromise. $500: in
deXinE property record. $500; re-
furnishing committee room. sl,50O:
purchase of property-Snttery Park.
1000; purchase OF Playground
South Richmond. $500: improve
Observation-Disclosures Park Hill. s20.-
900: elections-additional on account
OF certifying votin" lists. 5000: courts
miscellaneous claims. $1,000: in
crease In salar!cs-IIustings Court,
H.. 5000.
One OF the outstanding increases
In the tax ordinance Ia that which
raises the tax on conduits from 50
to $40 wire mile. The proposed fix
Ing OF license tax on Transfers was
rcconsidercd. This matter WIFI be
taken up later under separate or
dinance.
At the conclusion Of the session Of
the Finance Committee yesterday af-
ternoon, the members felicitated each
other upon their good work" Chair
man Grundy was Showcrcd with con-
CALCULATIONS. short speeches being
made by Aldermen Workman and
Powers. CoMnci linen Umlnuf Jones