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New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Tee Futures-The range Of priets.
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were 1887 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras pound. az.
q 3tc: extras. 90 score. 3Gi1 oslo. frats.
53i5 q 2sc; seconds. 124 aac lower grades,
900 nc. centralized cars. % score. 1fi4c
- score. 3fc: % score. asa q13'tc. s5 90
81 score. 52Q53c. unsaltcd. higher than
extras, 5fQ5snc, extras, ~ score. ls m
sshe. nrsts. asq17he. seconds. 25d 3tc.
finest. 35Q36hc. good TO prime. sfi5 q
3bhc. common 20 fair. 10u 5fc. ladies.
current make. extras. 81 32c. nrsta. - n
2shc. seconds 2sh Qz7c: lower grades,
20 o 2sc. packing stock. current MAKE 80.
!. 27e; No. 2. 25h 02ec. lower grades.
Cheese-Receip,s were s.sa1 boxes. New
York state fats fresh specials. ~ q 0i2c :
average run. aOkc. twins. fresh specials.
7iQli nc; average run, z042o4c. Wlscon-
Sin. fresh double Daisles 10tz Q2iLc. Sim
gle Daisies 2o% CAKE; Young Americas.
EEEs-Rseeipts were s5.os1 cases Fresh
gathered. extras. dozen. ~ 2 z2c. regular
packed. extra nrsis 27i4 g3oc. regular
picked. hrsts 2fis a2shc. seconds and
poorer. zoo &c: trade eEgs zoo &c. dir
No. ? and poorer. l7Q Q20hc. checks poor
70 choice. dry. $50 20i4c; New Jersey. hem
nery whites. candlrd. extras sec. un-
candied. extras. 81 qf3e, nearby heanery
and nearby Western hennery whites aver
age extras. toQ4ic: extra hrsts % 9 3sc:
nrsis so01fc: nearby gathered whites
nrsts TO EXTRA nrsts. 1oa5se: undergradts
nQ1S pulietE eggs 30454c. Pacific
Coast whites. extras. f09fic. extra nrsts
3Sn 0sShc; frsts 3iQ35c. undergrades
gathered whites. 15Q31c. aearby and
nearby Western hennery browns. extra.
3365tc; nearby brown and mixed colors,
gathered extras. 3id31c; nrsts 20 extra
frsis. 1Sh o G3oc.
Potatoes-Sorth Carolina. Dbl. fa.S0Q
- 75: No. 2 bbl.. 81 qii.60. Virginia. bbl
tsatf. underRrades. tl5oQf2.75: Jersey.
40 lbs. t2.5OQf325: Long Island. Dbl
iS.7bqH; Maine, old. ito lbs t2.5o ot2.s5.
North Carolina. bbi.. fA50Gf5.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Approve Bank Merger
Atlantic National Bank Of
America Combine Effective

Following approval Of the merger of
the Atlantic National Bank with the
Bank Of America yesterday By the
stockholders Of the former institution,
the consolidation will become effective
at once. The active executives Of the
Atlantic National, excepting President
Herman d. Kountze, who will join the
board OF the combined institution. will
remain az the Atlantic Office Of the
Bank Of America.
The senior officers Of the bank will
be: Edward c. Delafeld. president;
Walter VI. Bennett, first president;
Charles NJ. Fincke, Edward X. Cherrill,
Thornton Gerrish. William J. Mont
gomcry and Charles r. Junod, vice
presidents; Charles +. Curtis. vice
president and cashier; Frank +. An
drass. Clark b. Davis and Edward W.
Russell, assistant vice presidents, and
Frederick G.. Curry. trust officer.
The bank will have seven Offices In
New York and Brooklyn, resources ex.
ceeding si25.000 900 and a capital and
surplus Of Sii 100000
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Offer 50,0OQ.OOO
CuiIders 50-Year
696 Bonds Here
Represents American Quota
of Second Half of Loan,
the Other Part of Which
Is Being Sold i'm Holland

Offering will be made to-day in New
yoyk and Amsterdam Of 150.000,OoO
rsiIders Kingdom Of the Netherlands
fS,v-vear cent sinking fund bonds,
ssr;.. h. non-callable before 1882, rep
,e.entine the second half OF the 3OO,-
noo ooo guildcrs loan authorized by the
Netherlands Parliament earlier in the
year. OF the present amount oO'VVV'vvO
builders will be brought out IN tns ,,,
American market and lOO'VVV'VVV WI. WI.
hs eoated in Holland, whereas last
D,iion Read q Co. head the distrihut-
a.. syndieate here, the price having
Mem fxed At $3.50 for each $500 guild
ers. yielding the investor ..., ,sr, ., Current
rates Of exchange 6lO per cent
The bonds offered to-day diner from
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Business TrOubIes
PetItIon, In BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday In tho United states
District Court:
STERLING SYSTEM HOMES INC-In-
voluntary. building materials. ".
POLICEMAN & KAPLAN-Involun,ar
Flowers and feathers. - ". 5sth ~. LA
bilities $4,000: assets. $500. .,-
MARY FUCHS-Noiuntary. Housewife.
I7s 10th av Liabilities. $500. assets.
PERLMAN MUSIC SUPPLY HOUSE
Involuntary. 500 5th av. Liabilities. $1,000;
J. FILLER 4 soN-volun,ary. 81 W.
isth u. Liabilities. iAoi7. assets. t's5.
Receivers In BANKRUPTCY
The following receivers In bankruptcy
wers appointed yesterday IN the United
states District Court,
Charles shongood for Samuel Geidwerth.
sss Southern Boulevard. the Bronx. butter
eggs. etc. with bond Of 1900.
Alice Moran FOR Nathan seifer. toys.
etc. SIS 2. i5sth e.. the Bronx. with bond
william T.. Moran Tor william Cartel.
"a Rose A.. New Rochelle. lighting fixtures,
Joseph T Harris Tor POLICEMAN 4 Kaplan.
flowers and feathers. 40 " 3sth o.. with
bond of $500.
furriers. ii5 W 2sth a.. with bond of
81 800.
Joseph p. McDonough Tor perlman ffuslc
supply House. 500 tth av. with bond Of
$500.
Schedules In bankruptcy
The following schedules IN bankruptcy
were nled yesterday in the United States
District Court.
MARY FUcHS-iiousewlfe. us 10Th av.
Liabilities fl.103. assets f1ff
GERTE TARNiTcH-Furnlture 80 Essex
at Liabillties. il.Io1. assets. 1900
PASQrALE buONO-Grocer 22s5 First
av Liabilities. 1889. assets. $3.50.
A. JAGODNICk a. SON-ClFara. etc.
Liabilities. f1.its. assets. f1.sio.
". & s. MANUFACTuRING cO.-Fur-
riera iet w. .tth e. Liabilities. ft5.si2.
assets 1905
J. FILLER 4 soN-;ai W. 18th 81. La
biilties. ff.0i7. assets. f7t5.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Satisfied Judgments

rhs frst name la THAT ~ the debtor. The
ond that 0f the creditor. and jate when
iRmsnf was filed
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
War Finance Corp.J.,
Outstanding, 237 M@''
saSs. Ss!,'lo' 900, 600 Au'hori,,ds.
Resumption Of Operss,i.ss's ss'
in January. jooI'

WASHINGTON, Jaly ~,
the War Finance corpor.,I.. o''' '' Z
total Of f237ooO,0oo In I.,,. ''''~
ing At the close Of n. s.' ..''''I
June 30 according to a ,Vn... ~
operations issued today b. I.''' NJ :
Director Eugene Meyer 'ft
When The corporation r.,,.,
tons IN January. 1921. h. CO... !. ~
loans oa''i'ndi'g ,o'al.d ,ll, s' \, = :
and since 'h't tine tn. ,srv.,,,'.. s.s
authorized loans aggrsg,,ir, .' ,,,, e
900. Of which i5goo0.0oo -, ,.''F, :.
in financing exports and ,,,s,'. \ w.
for agricultural and livs,,o., .-"'h
Of The total amount. hs ~, ly,,f,.s'
100000 had been setssii, ..ees' ~
June 30, - whl,h yss 05o ode ode.'.,e M =
expor plrpoies and s2ls11s.Ms ~ = =
agricultural and livestock 49, sr,. y
Of The loans approved \. hs',,',a ,l.'
s289, 10000 represented ...lia'
thorized 10 banking and s,,,.''''s s.,'s =
tutions, including li-estoeg -. ~
panies, sGi0000oO % co.s,,,,.' . ..ai y,
koting assoc.afiors ara 70 s'ss's ~ ~, -,
exportors Of the suns ..,,gs ,,.,'gs ,
vanced S2ol000 900 rsu,.,..,..J -,..lJ 4
% banking and financial 800 ',.,', ~
S54,000000 10 liye,toek eov,,.,' ,,.,,'s.,,,
100000 % co-opefa.irs ,,..'' ~ ~
and 100000 20 ezpor..r ''''s
Repayments of an l,a,, ,,,.,
ary. 1921 be- declared. ,,,.'.', 49, .'''
Si5895621i, d.s,ribs,sd a. 49, ~ !
fi2.53l559 M loans n,s. ..n ,.fn
war powers f35G35Si3 On .,.... 80 -
approved prior 70 resgn,,.,. \, I, ~,
tions; S33.i335s0 On lo.,, 49,. ~
subsequent % The rsssn,,.,. .,'"t ,'"t
tions. and &i76jj6o9 On ,o,,'y1. ~
and livestock loans. ''''a
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Yesterdays p
oats
r,.l.rdays PrevIoui


New York close close. kfo
No ". fob io.97i. f0s5b tiAt
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Pessimistic Note
I'm Weather News
Advances Cotton
Rise of & to If Points Also
Is Aided by Firmness at
Liverpool, Indicating Bet
ter European Outlook

Ye.terday's cotton market had the
appearance Of being sold out and was
higher than the previous day through
out the session. advancing at one time
about s5 points and closing TO u
points net higher. Firmness AZ Liver
pool gave the impression that the Ger
man news. which was chiefly re'pon-
sible for Mondays late break. was bet,
ter. and there was distinct note OF
pessimism again In the crop ana
weather news from the South.
In addition 20 forecasts. suggestive =,
showers and thunder storms fhrouEhout
the belt 81 night and on wednesday. man.
private advlces were received telHnH or
rains at individual points while Merll,
reports were renewed from = nnInu'I ~. y.
points IN Texas a. we'll na elsewhere over
tho belt This led 20 considerable nervous
naaa among shorts and covering move
ments occurred several times curing lh'
day, during which october reached q. nc,
The market opened steady az 20
points advance. following nrm Liverpool
cables and reports that rains were 81
pected In the Southwest Local heuse,
good buyers At the start. tho souiheIn
support being based on reports from l.tAs
70 the effect that The hot sy wnas ma ,hst ls
weevii damage was IN prospect
II was rumored that southern crop
reporting sgency had stated that crop
conditions we're about unchanged from
the last government condition figure Of
III. as Of June 20. which was construed
IS buillsh. IN view Of the supposedly lW
proved prospects since that date because
81 clear warm weather. Traders appeared
more willing 10 consider unfavorahle crop
advlces yesterday than they nave been
in rome days. partly because OF tht
chaneed technical position Of the market
as a result Of recent liquidation.
An agency estimated domestic consump.
ton for June az $4,000 bales. compared
Nay and t6i,si7 bales for June last year
II this estimate f. correct 70 would mean n
domestic consumption OF b.f3l. 900 bales
for the eleven months and suggest close 90
& 600 600 bales for tho season. The local
rnsrket for spot cotton was quiet and
points higher at 21.ibc. No sales were re-
ported.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
HoR FURNIsHrp
PAPER FOR THE PUBL. fhi"
ING AND BlNDlNo'
PROPOSALS

II
SEALED PROPOSALS VI ~
,,-tn IA ot.fo.k a m.. jay IT, ~ 'ssr.rs1|
roo~, ~ the Joint COMMITTEES sr Il
Ia the capitol washington -. prf.1|
ntshInr fle paper iaf .Ae - ..estks
ana tlntfnF or enc ift. s.,,s,1bsf y
rInnIff f.o fst day pr ~ bs,ss ;,
The proposals W.N pr el.t. ~ re u
.''.,.....rf.. ia Printing 20 ~ G,sssl
a., tiffrr f-r the interest ei 80 ii
,.,erf ,ghnf, bids are n con...,s II
ff, ~eruIfer,cafs ~ ne pieit,~ - II
commii,se fessrycs the rigll II vi n II
or an bids. or 20 accept
.e5 b, iect the other psf. M f|
inion. such action would y
terost of the G0fernalent .,. ~ ~.
pfnrk nrrrosais containiHs -. sxf|
tf,r. s.fafuto. ard sptcincs'.... y Il
rsaied bs standard samples nj cF<
tsined ~ addressing sss"n e
Public Printer Nashlnsly -, f,f ~. I.
Contracts wili b. enis.ss, whs,ksf ,
Ing tie quantities. feleNs''
or less than the estimates, .,sa eni
The approNimaie es. srhsiss "
SCI forth b. detail 10 nv al
prise. .,,,nt pspsf; j
ZOO 900 pounds piant-noer ,s1s ~
..-i.,i,.. ,,.nar s.oe9 poon1 -
8,ssiias 9.'nsias p nsesr s.ooa posnssas,
rrinfinr rlpfr. hlgh mechi.s - -
Irs r,,,1fs rar 'mschine-n.'s "a 81
,,nsr. NOS 600 pounds =, "a -
llendefad pfInuus pap "a ~ ~
hsift1na printing .f~' ,,,,i, ~,
c,at.d book raF-' ..sqy ls.r l.a.r' rasf,,
whiA and blue srtlny Yr,ss<b "A
dried. 200 D. f.ids ".li..',,,r plp<f "a
nspsr. i.0sS.00, pounds s'',s ,,,ssssis - :
machine nrlsl; -.sNt, see po1ne,
PAPER al. y. ~ ,sper. l9ft.dif,..,ss, ~ -
.'.',.t f.fv ,yritlng paper, s...,sr. ~
p's"SV p,'ssV n bl1e safety writing gsesssss n
~ r.ner. t9i,oq9 p--.r. y
pp,ane' poann' va 20 rounds ledger g'',ss -
pat~i. ,,ss,,. ,srer. i3l,QQe l's.r ~.
p9ss.e pe,sn. 4, eoo meets cloth ined ,ssysT -
f7f o0o pounds manila papes, IA nosets u
,rsnii. tvnpan paper, ,,sskosft. y.
,tis hoard. I'D. 0oe pounds sensot11 -
900 pounds bristol hoafy 81 bolfti =,
n : Postal Card cream o.,s,. ~ -
rounds index bristol W., ,,oands t..,1..'>rll
willie parailn paper 80, rsuats f1s
ing summed paper .,sreotype
leb aao rounds onset pst.,sf ~
paper. wv, 'oy,o n"snts plate Slp.ssiis -
pi'fs.e s.i,v presses. .,yVe W.s..ts y
iof 'a, en,o2ss,.. 'psper. i.ooe 80 y
shn s,. 100 rounds new" IA ~
~ 1000. chip board re~.r y
~. =, sod, 40 600 pounds %
80 oeo ronnds binders oosIa tttl
~ cases where more tnson, - ~
.ra called for. proposals VI" -
Tor , 900 reams or riofe, csnrt~
ny direction OF the 'o'n'
Printing. c~oacE "a. cAtt,<,o
Pubils -
WASHINGTON. D. C. June =
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12

Southern Spot Markets - Galveston
steady. unchanged 81 22.75c. sales. i.bss
bales New orleans quiet, unchanged at
2ac, sales 33S. Savannah steady, 10 high-
steady. unchanged a. &c. sales nil. Nor
folk quiet, u higher a. &c. sales nil.
baltimore nominal. 100 higher az 2-c.
sales nil Augusta steady. 20 higher st
81 aae. sales. 2i2. Memphis steady,
Unchanged at 23c. sales 100. Houston
steady. unchanged ~ 21f0c. sales. l.lla.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged a. 4sc. sales
u. Dallas steady. 10 higher or 4.c, h.ieH'
lis MONTGOMERY nrm, unchanged a. 22c
Gales. a. Fort Worth steady. unchanged
= nrr
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
NOTICE or REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF
cpEppy FfOFfR rONpk<Y


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on the
ist day of August ie.. all % the outstand-
Ing Flrst Mortgage SIX Per Cent Fifteen
Year sinking Fund Cod Bonds q sperry
Flour Company, dated February I. 1919, ani
secured ly mortgage ~ ths same date exc
suited hy said irerry Four Company 20
Anyo-caiifornla Trust Company. Trustee,
viii he redeemed, and thcrc VIII b. then due
and payable on zach % s4ii bonds. az tho
once ~ said Anglo California Trust Com.
pany. situate AZ he corner ., Market and
Sansome streets IN san Francisco. Gail.
fornla, one hundred and two and one halt
to9h) per cent of the face value the. sof
With accrued interest thereon 10 said ist day
OF August. 1929. The holders OF said bonds
are required 10 present the same for redemp-
ton az said Office OF said Anglo-Callfornia
Trust Company on said ist day OF August.
ls.,, az said redemption price, to Wit one
hundred am two and one-half per cent OF
the principal amount thereof with accrued
interest thereon. Interest on said bond will
,sase TO accrue on said ist day OF August.
Dated: June Il. 1899.
ANcLo'cALiFoRNiA TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
CHAs. y. LErGF. Vice -Presldent.
GRANT coRpHE1. Asst secsy.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
London Metal Market

LONDON, July II. = STANDARD cop
pei; spot, feS; futures, ss3 los. Elee-
trolytic, spot. $40 6s; futures, f7i l5s.
Tin, spot. fl53 l2s Cd; futures, fi54
s2S IS. Zinc. spot, s2s Is Cd; futures,
f2s. p Cd.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The market opened
irregular. ! point higher 20 decline oi
points. then sold on on pressure Of real
izing BY Wall Street longs, this sell
ing doubtless having been Influenced by
the Increasing okerings o. raw sugars In
the cost and freight market which had not
found ready buyers. The market closed
net unchanged 10 a decline Of points on
sales OF About u 900 tons
The range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
New York Metal Market

Tin was dull. with Straits quoted az
Si@Si.5e; Straits shipments siG
3i.G2isc; standard, 3o.75c, and 90 per
cent nc 30.75c asked. Copper dull;
standard spot. July and August 1890
asked; clectrolytic spot, July and Au-
gust, l4c asked. Lead quiet; New York
spot, 5.75c, apd East 81. Louis spot,
5.55c asked. Zinc quiet; New York
spot. 5.S5c. and East 81. LoNis spot,
3 b5c asked.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
KELLY.SPRINGFIELD TIRE co.

- Quarterly Dividend OF two dollars
N-ool PER SHARE on the Eight Per
Sent Preterred stock OF this Company has
o, oson declared, payable August rs. 1924. TO
business August l. 1922
C. p srEwARr-sUTHERLAND.
~ Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cnbles-spot cotton busiaess
doing At 10 points decline. middllng.
asa. sales. 5000 bales: American. t.vvo
bales Imports 1900 bales. Au.efioan.
1 a. 900 bales. Futures opened Quiet but
steady at net advance Of . points 10
decline OF points July. ll93d. Octobef,
i7f7d; December. i2.ied; January lya, ,
March I.pGd. MAY. 1854. Manchfater.
Yaras dull and irregular; cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Cottonseed Oil

The market for cottonseed OIL was nrm
and higher. closing ~ net gains OF ~ 20
al polnts There was active covering, 80
we'll as more or less new buying on me
strength IN other commoditlfs, especially
in lard. and offers were readlly ABSORBED
Total sales for the day were lb,sol DarfelH.
The range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
LIyestoek. Meats. Proyislons

Yesterday. Tear ago.
stsera fair 10
prime. 100 lbs ia.001io.25 20 -
ID r-raed beef.
sides. 10. ........i1he Is 1i0 II
Live vcais. COM
mon 10 prime.
700 lhs........ et0ni1t0 te00if0 %
Dressed veal.
city, lb.....ss. .if9 II .i1a 90
live ewes. 100
lbs. .t.......s. 23Q4 800 1sQ y 100
Dressed wethep.
o.. ............ .is1 is -
Dressed mutton.
city. lb........ $50 10 go ~
Live lambs. fsirto
prlme. 100 lbs ~ 00Q 90 fks001i so
Dressed ! m ba.
city. lh.-t.s.. .eb0 80 Ma 30
IfoEs. 100 lbs Ill 60df125 lAe0 iio 90
Drsased hogs.
bacon. lb...,...f6s GIN "a. 1.i5t
Pork. bhl. l........2 - 00a 90 2Aoo Qa4. so
Mess beef bbi. .0OQl1.00 ltS01if 90
Lard Mlddle
West. 100 lbs. fogii5o 1870 9i2 o.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Sugar Stocks
certificates Of Indebtedness and United
states Treasury Notes
New York City Bond.
Commodity and unit.

Acceptable in payment OF Federal ,arss
on the dates % maturity.
fApproEimats yield II called on Deem
ber iJ 1871
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Federnl Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
Sc. si-is3i..........iteA ieiH al
goint Stock Land Bank
So itti-iSfi itfb Au
Joint Stock Land Rank
S. ifis-is3f........... - 100 LN
chictEs Joint Stock Land
Bank SIS. 1g5i-1f1i.. ...1oth 100 tTt
ChlcfGo Joint Stock Land
Bank s. it1T-i9t0..... s9b iotB as
Chicaro Joint stock Land
Bsnk g.. i35i-i'3i.....loih iti AC
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
FINANCIAL

HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BoND>
BY ADRIAN ~. MULLER = SON.
OFFICE. IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. July ~, 1922,
az II 20 o'clock. a. the
EXCHANGE SAf.fSRooMS.
NOS. u AND Is Wesley STREET.
For Account of Wn0m Do May concern
go shF. Educational Pictures securities
CoFpn. common.
IS shs Keokuk & nes Moines hy'
prcfi
$1,000 Rational Railways of Mexico Guar
anfccd e. Bonds. 1871.
800 shs Victoria cnlef Copper co.
$50 shs. SaiQua Hlns incorporated.
1850 SIS. Toriy-hilh q Forty sixth street
Corpn.
IS shs. phe'ps Dodge Co.
90 shs National Liberty Insurance co.
a. shs Security Bank 2oG paid IN iiQ.
SO 900 Pacific Telephone a telegraph go.
s. REID. Mise, Bonds, 1883. series
si2. 900 Black Mountain corpn. ist o.
BIDS. 1917.
10 shs Driyer-Harrls co. prefd.
100 shs. Nalyoline OIL Co. common.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Grain Prices
Wheat

Yesisrday's Previous Tear
New York; close. close. ago.
No 4 hard ..ti37 n.1gA fl.tl =
Chlcago-Rangs of prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12

close close ago.
g pat fT50d 500 $500 500 tt-it9 s75
emil f.s2ts nis75 1874 0i.s7it leo = 2. 05
RYE - f00n f.9t ff0M 626 f7tV s25
Bran. 2200 2ato i2o0Q13.io :teo0 -
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Miscellaneous Markets

New York State Bonds
issued IN coupon and registered form.
not infsrchanEsable. Coupon bonds reEis.
tsrabls.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Judgments Filed
In New Yorl County

he following judgments were filed yes
ay. the nrst name being that OF the
Tor.
Evening star., 1922-11-14
d. c. FIRE FIGHTERS JO|N
RED CROSS HONORCLASS
Three Divisions Subscribe 100 Per
Cent in Annual Roll
Call.

Just to let the police department
know that 1t is still on the map, the
fire department came forth today with
the announcement that headquarters,
the f1re marshals office and the repair
shop three distinct divisions had
each enrolled in the sixth annual roll
call Of the District Of Columbia chap
ter 100 per cent. These three sections
are now entitled to display huge
poster of the Red Cross, which will
frankly state that they are heart and
soul for their fellow workers in the
cause Of humanity
IhlS announcement, however is not
taken to mean that enrollments in
the many engine and truck companies
are at standstill. AS fire grows
from smolder into 4 roaring blaze,
SO Is the enrolment in the depart
meEt. 1t is now on the verge of
breaking out all over the department.
although the final result may not be
known until the end of the drive, az
several companies have announced
their intention of Withholding pubIi-
cation of progress made.
No new additions to the 100 per
cent class in the police department
were reported today, although in
creased enrollmentS are known TO
have been made in many precincts.
Capt. l. J. Stoll of No. 3 is the closest
to this mark, having only three more
buttons to sell before he will reach
tho quota set for him by Mai Daniel
Sullivan.
Evening star., 1922-11-14
BOOTHS AID DRIVE
FOR RED CROSS
Opened in Many Places for
Enrolment in Annual
Roll Call.
LISTS GROWING HEAVIER
Schools Take Up Campaign-stores
Give Space Freely to
Help Work.
LISTS GROWING HEAVIER

Attractive booths decorated with
posters and pictures bearing the Red
Cross insignia have been opened In
many places in Washington for the
enrolment Of citizens in the sixth an
nual roll call of the District OF CO.
lumbia chapter. Groups of workers
alternate in the care Of these stations.
and reports to Chairman John II.
Clarp are that the enrolment lists arc
growing heavier daily as q result of
this work.
Mrs. Theodore W. Richards, secre-
tary of the District chapter and secre-
tary of the sixth annual roll call head
quarters committee, today announced
the complete list of booths and their
attendants. as follows:
HoteIs-New Willard, in charge of
the canteen section. in the evening
the Clerical Corps: Washington Hotel.
Calvary Baptist. Mrs. Mossel. chair
teen Corps: Shoreham Hotel, the Can
teen Corps. and the Powhatan, Miss
Ruhl and the Girls Club.
Booths I'm Theaters.
The theaters have booths as follows:
Keith's Theater, Mrs. Martha Spencer.
comfort section: Palace Theat :, Mrs.
Elizabeth Woodward: Cosmos Thea
ter, Wilmer Bunt of ward So, Walter
Reed Hospital; Polls Theater. group
of volunteers; Rialto Theater. Miss
Petty and friends: Columbia Theater.
Miss Ruhl and girls club. and the
Metropolitan Theater. group OF Volun-
teers. These are the only theaters In
| which Red Cross booths were allowed
to be placed.
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Washington have generously given
space for the booths. At kann's the
booth is in charge of Mrs. Mary Han
vey of the Piney Branch auxiliary:
the Palais Royal Booth Is manned by
volunteers at large: Goldenberg's is
under the direction Of the health
aides, headed by Mrs. c. Chappell. and
at Dulin 4 Martins the Foundry
Methodist Church auxiliary. with Mrs.
McLutosh. chairman. Is on hand to
receive the subscriptions.
Private Schools Help
In order to enroll the public school
pupils the enrolment is under the su-
pervisorS of each district. Some of
the private schools have undertaken
the Cathedral School for Boys, Miss
Dougal; Cathedral School for Girls.
Miss Van Gundy: Miss Eastman's,
Miss NJ Eastman; Gunston Hall. Miss
Steeg"r
Among the most successful booths
are those in the following banks;
Federal American Bank. Mrs. NJ. H.
Record. Mrs. ]. A. Jeffers and Mrs c.
II Foster; American Security and
Trust Company. Colonial Danes aux
iliary. Miss Sophie Casey in charge.
assisted by Miss Armant. Mrs. Mar
Gus Benjamin and Mrs. Ida Bowie Nc
Mahon. At the Commercial National
Bank is the Epiphany Church auxil-
iary, and the District National Bank
is in charge OF Mrs. Isaac Cans and
tho All Souls Unitarian auxiliary: Du-
pont National Bank, Mrs. Dunlop and
the needlework guild; Georgetown
banks. Miss Z. Matthews and Miss
Dougal of the Georgetown auxiliary;
Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. Mrs. L. B. Swormstedt and the
ladies Of the Woman's City Club. and
Mrs. Eaton of the Petworth auxiliary