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New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Reserve Banks
Ratio Increased
BY 2.8 Per Cent
Reflects Passage of Exigcn-
cies Arising From u. 5,
Operations; Reserves Re
main Practically Static

Passage of the cXigcucics arising
from tho governments financial opera
tons o' March 15 made possible n
sharp recovery of the ratio of the Fed -
era Reserve system. which appears in
the statement Of condition issued 'vcs-
tcrday al ISL per cent, compared with
80 per cent week ago. Holdings Of
treasury certificates, other than those
put out under the Pittman act. de
clined from $29l l,27A,000 to $143, ,696 600
and the member banks reserve account
fell from 81 ,S45 ,493, 600 to s ,667 ,842. 900.
Both these items underwent substan-
tlal expansion as result Of the
governments operations and their CON
traction was expected with the rodis~
trlbution Of funds in their more normal
channels.
A feature of the statement was the
virtually static condition Of reserves.
gold holdings increasing only 1851 600
during the week. This is the smallest
gam in many weeks and reflects the
decline in go;d imports incidental to
the strike at The TransVaal mines. Re
discounts advanced from $679 ,04l 900 to
S102952, 600, the increase occurring en-
tirely in the holding OF commercial
bills, other cateeories recording slight
decreases. The rise in this particular
item IS believed to point to growing
demand from business for accommoda-
tons as activity seasonally expands.
Contradictory to this Interpretation
vas the contraction of about $1,000 900.
which vas reported in circulation
Variance ia the position Of the New
y NorG Federal Reserve Bank conformcd
in the major elements to that of the
system. Hero, however, an adjustment
Of credits in the gold settlement fund
rnc oy.y-ct
600, involving recovery of the gold lost
to the West in the previous week. The
advance in the ratio was proportions
atoly greater, from $50 to SCI per
cent. Bill holdings rose almost Si0.-
100000, acccptances purchased in the
open market increasing as we'll as com
mercial discounts.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
ASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY pEPARTMBNT-Sea pro
posals will be received at the ofic6 OF
The Commandsnt, Coast Guard Depot
South Baltimore. Nd. until . O'Clock %
m. April II, 1922, and then opened. for
the purchase of any or all or The vessels
described below. These vessels may be in
spocted at The Coast Guard Depot aftc,
April I. 1922 and Will be sold as is a. u
where il. The successful bidder must re
move the vessel within ten days from the
date he receives notification Of the accept
anoe Of his proposal Proposals should be
marked on outside of envelope, "Proposal 8
for Coast Guard Cutters; the Government
reserves the right to retecl any or all bids
Characteristics OF the vessels to be sold
given below: ANDROsCCGGIN wood:
length 20 o.; beam as g.: draft H. G.:
gross tonnage 1908; steamer. ITAsCA
formerly l. S, 5. BANCROFT: steei;
length 1889 G." besm So o.; draft l9' lO" :
gross tonnage III; steamer. SCALI.Y
formerly Navy Eagle Boat No 2o) steel:
length zoo 81: beam rs g.; draft. IL o.;
steamer. geared turbine, QUIGLEY (for-
merry Navy Suhma rine Chaser No %;
wood; length 110' o.: beam IL s.; draft
. j r.; gross tonnage 50; gasoline engines
fenElnes remoVed). W. +. GREEN (for-
merly base ship for submarines) wood
length rs 7"; beam 2S' s.; draft TO-
AZ; no power installed; vessel used as
receiving ship with deck house full length
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
PROPOSALS
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS
Agreement "BH"
Construction and Statiol
iYix

Sealed bids or proposals for performing
miscellaneous const trucuou and citation Gntsn
work Tor parts OF certain municipal rapid
transit railroads more fully described III Ger
tain contracts dated March l9, 1913, known
az Contract No. and Contract No. 4, with
tho interhorough Rapid Transit COMPANY and
he New YORK. Municipal Railway C'orpo-
ration respectively. in tho BorouRhs of Man
haitian and Brooklyn, will be received by the
Nork hereinafter called the "Commjsston'a
on behalf of the CITY OF New York at the
office of the Commission at No. 40 Lafayette
street, borough Of Manhattan, New Nork
CITY, until tire tenth day OF April. 1922 at
elcven-t thirty OIL 500 O'Clock A. NJ. at which
time and place or n later date 20 be fixed
publicly opened.
The Contractor must complete the work
within the times stipulated I'm the contract
\ fuller description Of the vorl, and a. her
arc given n the forms OF aEreements bond
and contractors proposal and in the contract
drawings. which are to be deemed a part Of
this Invitation and copies of which may he
Inspected and purchased at said Office OF the
Commission.
No proposal will he received unless ac-
companied by a separste certified check for
one hundred dollars (Si00 o0) payable to the
order OF the Comptroller of the City and
Drawn upon national or state bank or
trust company satisfactory TO the Com
miesion and having its principal Office In
New York CITY. Such check must not lie
enclosed In the envelope containing the pro
posai
Deposits made by bidders except the low
est and next to lowest bidders viii he re-
turned withinsten (1o) days after the receipt
II bids. Tho deposits OF the lowest and
next to lowest bidders will be returned with
In three CD days after the delivery OF the
The right to reject any and al bid, Il,
New York, March q, 1922.
TRANSIT COMMISSION
By GEORGE McANENY, Chairman.
JAMES B. WALKER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
'HE hoSiING VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY
Notice Of Annual Meeting

Cr92I9n6us. Ohio February lG. 1922.
,., NOiItE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
TUE HOOKING VALLEY RHiT'WAY
o9MPASY o9A1 VIII be held at the principal
Colunbus, Ohio, on Tuesday, April l. iq99
g,',- al 1"elye o'clock noon, for tho following
(a) for the election Of Directors.
Coz TO consider any and all action there
L01ore taken or authorized bv the Board OF
~ UlreGtors or by the Executive COMMITTEES
to the meeting and
,.... ,g) to transact such other business as
'i9! Th4 '%[@I.Y T.o1L cone before the meeting
5le once Of the Company 81 Broadway.
NeW lor6 City. on Fridays March j.. 1a22,
on Wednesday, April ., 1899. at ten o'clocN
by order Of the Board Of Directors
A. TRENNETT Secretar..
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Irregular Trend
I'm Broad Trading
On Curb Market
IndusiriaIs Show Greater Ac-
iivity and Move Up Firmly,
but Oils Are Unsettled
and Price Changes Small

Industrials displayed greater activity
in yesterdays trading on the curb mar
kct and oils dropped back to see
ondary position. Price changes were
small in the latter group and the trend
at the close was irregular.
Eastman Kodak scored fractional
gain and Postum Cereal recovered
more than a point to above 81. To
bacco Products Export ranged higher
Southern Coal and Iron continued
active.
Standard Oil of Indiana sagged frac-
tionally at 81. but Cities Service bank
ers' shares scored q small cam. S'mm5
Petroleum and Csrib Syndicate te',
back slightly. Kirby Petroleum moved
within narrow range.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
RemOUe Restrictions
On acceptance Bills

WASHINGTON, March 23-The
Federal Reserve Board was under
stood to-day to have removed re
strictjons upon the dealing in bills
Of acceptance by banks to enable
them to accept bills in an amount
up to 10 per cont OF their capital
stock without presentation Of the
documentary evidence of tho trans
action.
The board. officials declared, by re-
moving this restriction had made
it possible for American banks to
compete with London and other
European financial ccntors without
tho handicap OF the time element
required in the transmission of
papers.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Diamond Match Earns $9.35

The annua report of the Diamond
Match Company for 1921 showed net
earnings, alter charges and Federal
taxes, of $1,671 400. equivalent to 50 s5
4 share earned on the stock. This
compares with net earnings in 1920 Of
So, AZ .301, or $12.65 share, earned on
the stock. Gross earnings amounted
to $4,6o3, ,49S, against $4,352.714 in the
preceding year. After allowing 81 ,357. -
2O8 for dividend requirements there
was a surplus of $3l4.201. Regular
quarterly dividend Of per cent was
declared ON the stock. payable June 10,
to stockholders OF record May 81,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAIL.NAY CAAiPANX

NUIICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockhoider.
OF the Chicago ana North Western Rail-
way Co npany will be held at the office Of
the company, 226 West Jackson Boulevard,
in the city Of Chicago, Illinois, on Tues.
day April l. 1922, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
for the election OF Directors and the trans.
action OF such other business as may come
before said meeting.
Transfer books VIII be closed on Friday.
that day, and will be reop4ned on Vednes.
day. April - 1922
Dated March 9. 1922.
WILLIAM II. FINLEY President
JOHN D CALDWELL. secre.ary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
CHICAGO, SAINT PAU, MTNNFApOLIs
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY.

- II-E u ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Chicago, Saint Paul, Minneapolis
a2d Omaha Railway Company will be held
at the office OF the company, in the city OF
Hudson Wisconsin, on Wednesday, April
y, 1922, at nine O'Clock A. NJ. Tor Tho
election Of Directors and the transaction
OF such other business as may come before
said meeting
Trausfer books will be closed on Friday.
3jarch 10. 1922. AZ the close Of business on
that day, and viii be rcopened on Thurs
day. April 13. 1922
Dated March J. 1872
JAMES 7. CLARK. President
JOEN =. CALDNEE1.I Secretarx
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
American " atcr Works Report

Net income in 1921 Of the American
Water Works and Electric Company,
Inc and subsidiaries, after charges
and taxes, amounted to $644,798, equiv
alent, after allowing for preferred div
idcnd requirements, to $263 a share
earned on the S10,000,0OO participating
preferred stock. Gross earnings to-
tailed $5,685,34l, with net earnings Of
$2,2AG 400. After preferred dividends
had been provided for there was n sur
plus nj the close of the year of $263,-
@O&
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
INDIANA rIPE LINE COMPANY

= D Ve10 !" ~ NV fOfk.
March nth. 1892
dividend OF $500 per share and an
e%tra dividend OF 500 per share has been
declared on the Capital Stock Of this Com
amy payable May 10th, 1922. 10 stock
holders of record at the close Of business
S prr 24th 1922.
All communications regarding payment
or change OF address should b. sent 10 the
iIdcrslgued not later than May Sth. 1929
j. r. EAST. SecretarY
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

NOTICE OF MEETING.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Southern PaClhc Company VIII be held
al the Office OF this Company in Anchorage
Je1erson County, Kentucky on Wednesday,
April s, 1892 at twelve O'Clock noon. stand.
ard time, for the following purposes, viz:
!. TO elect fifteen Directors.
Z To consider and act upon all questions
ana matters which may legally como before
the meeting relating TO Federal control OF
the Companys properties under the act of
Congress Of March 81, 1918, OF any agree
ment or settlement with the Governn1ent In
respect thereto, or relating to the ternina-
ton Of such Federal control by the retr-"
OF the properties otherwise and or
lattng 20 conditions resulting from or sue
ceeding such Federal control. and generally
al! questions and matters growing out Of or
incident TO such control, termination Thereof
Or following couditione. including the gua-.
anty OF income under the Transportation
Act 192O, and settlement thereof
.. TO transact all such other business 4.
may legally come before the meeting inclu6.
Ing the approval and ratification Of all action
OF the Board of Directors and OF the Fxecu-
I'VE COMMITTEES since the last annual meeting
or the Stockholders Of this Company
for ne purposes OF the meeting the hooks Q
l0r me transfer OF stock will be closed at
O'Clock T. NJ Tuesday, March q. 1872 and
Nli be reopened at 10 o'clock A. Nj, Thurs.
day. April 6. 1922 1' Anu
by order of the Board Of Directors.
HUGH NElDl. Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Notice of Annual Meeting of
TWO RECTOR STREET. COHpORA VIOh

Ihe AhnlaI Meet1ng oH Inc stockholders
OF this company Will be held on the 31st
day Of March. 1922. 1t 2 o'clock in the
afternoon az the office Of the president Of
Wal Street, New York n y Cor the pur-
pose Of electing q Board Of Directors. two
inspectors to serve at sli elections Of stock
holders during the ensuing year and re
cevirg and acting upon tho reports Of the
officers. and FOR the transaction Of such
O. iicr bu3i1ess as may properly come be
frre thc meeting
NgHRY BL0CH. s,cr.tAry.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Dated. February OF. 1929.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that snso,.,
Meeting of the Shareholders Of This Sea.
board National Bank of the city OF New
No SO Broad Street, Manhattan Boro3eh
New York city, on the SOth day Of Marsh
1922, at 1880 A. NJ. for the purpose Of
voting upon the proposition to ratify and
confirm an agreement made between ths
Directors OF The Seaboard National Bank
OF the City OF New York and the Directors
OF Mercantile National Bank In New York
providing for the consolidation Of said two
banks and upon such matters as may be
ment
BY order of the Board OF Directors
New York March 9nd. 1922
THE SEABOARD NATIONAL BANE
OF THE CITY or NEW YORT,
SAMUEL @ EAYNE PrHrid.nt
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
TiiF MUTUAI BANK-

f"-0I WeSI o3rd Street, New York.
NJ regular meeting of the Board o.
le0iaTs Of this bank. held March 18th
2 Z quarterly dividend or Five Per
~ Vas declared on the "a pital stock OF
g. tank. poyabis Apru 1st. 1922, to
5 "c1nc!ders o. record at he close of bust
~sa M4lch 26th. 1872
IiGII y. KIRKLAND Carhier
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
IR-; AioRIGAGE-BOND COMPANY or
NEW YORk
8 Ltbe rty St.

New YORK. Maro1 % fe21
~ .fcAr5 Of Directors OF this Co~lpany
- 4ec ersd 4 quarterly dividend OF one
s.ad three -QUsytsrs 1er cent G&t) upon
ihs rATitsl st0-k. pSrab bic tr.das Macon
e. lss2 20 ~ <ha'dcrs = re@ofc March
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
OFFICE OF
1 VI "A" ooD, GREENE & co. Managers

The quarterly dividend OF ~ on the
FeterreI stock OF Wiuushoro Mills has been
're ared. ble April T. 1922 = tie once
~ i1e Transfer Agents, the New England
IuAt company Boston Mass TO stock
March g. 1924
WINNS BORO MILLS.
IIenr. q Everelt. IL. TrsAsurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

to liability this week in l7.95 per cent
last week it was 1898 per cent.
Rate of discount, AZ per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS or Mrpc.

III - -. = MFRTAN.
TIE Lena NATIONAL BANI> IN NEW YORK:
special meeting. Of the sha rehoders Of Me-.
SaI, Santle National Bank in New York has Beer
ca ea'Isa a9o VII De hed on March 80 1922.
on off1ee 1,o OF said BanI, No. 115 Broadway, in
NE Her Soroush OF Manhattan, The CITY Of
ratify and CONFIRM an agreement hsretofore
enterSd into oetWeen the Directors OF Mer-
DtreStorSs S. of The seaboard National III BanS INK
OF tne otty Of New York. providing tor The
banking sociation. to be knoGn as as ''9f'Ss ~
Seaboard National Bank OF the CITY OF S.v
York ana (S) to take, authorize and/or an.
prove all such further action as shalI b.
necessary or proper 20 errectuate aucs
BY order of the Board OF Director.
CHELI1S A. AUSTIN
}. c. TRAPHAGE%
Dated Tebruarv 27. 1929 NaSn'eI
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Safeguarding Trust Funds

BY naming this Company trustee you surround trust
fund with special safeguards
The Safeguard of Constant Examination
When is established with U.s. the investments
"locked up and forgotten Instead they constantly
reviewed by the officers of our Investment Trust Division
and Trust Department. These officers selected because
of their special training and equipment analysts
tiles possessing knowledge Of both intrinsic
market values.
The Safeguard of Corporate Responsibility
of the strongest for the selection trust
company corporate and responsbitv
Another the pcrmanencc of its organization
always maintained and its officers always accessible
staff of experts available for information advice
which include guidance the purchase axcxcmp
securities adapted to individual requirements.
The Safeguard of knowledge and Experience
The corporate trustee through long experience, accumu
atcs varied knowledge which individual seldom pos
knowledge of legal requirements, of Federal
State requirements of methods and procedure, makes
for safety economy, and satisfactory
The Safeguard of Impartial Administration
corporate impaial has interests to serve
except exactly the 0 and TO
protect the benehcaies.
We invite you consult regarding these factors in
connection with your fund
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
MAN OFFICE FIFTH
Broadway 44tbsuee &6obsu. sos Grand Street
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Driver Company
HARRISON. y. j.
Notice of Quarterly Dividend
Preferred Stock Dividend No. SO
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Tho Board OF Directors at meeting
Held on March e. 1922. declared the rcgu-
lar quarterly dividend OF one aud three
a1artors per cent U94es} on the outstaud-
g preferred stock. for no quarter ending
March ai l4se, payable on April /. 1929
' stockholders Of record at tho close Of
.1snesa ON March 81. 1892. Transfer books
IS .d close from March %. 1929, to April !.
l's-. Checks vii Ire mailed
y. i. REEVES.
Trcasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
AMERIC PIANO COMPANY

--T " -7TTNT u NEW VoRK
~ a meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
this company on March I'D. 1922 the 6sth
consecutive quarterly dividend OF -. per
.@nt on the Preferred stock was Declared
pay able April lsi 1922 to stockholders Of
@aColI @ March ga 1872. Transfer books
'pened ON April 81, 1909 st 10 A. NJ.
The Board also declared a cash dividend
ol per cent I'm the Common Stock. pay
Tarch 4la, l22-. Transfer books closed
March .2d la2e. al Z. NJ. ana reonenei
On April 3D. }@-2. at 10 y. NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
j.. J.. REEVES.
Treasurer.
Garfield National Bank
ON I'VE. AND e8RD ST.

Ncw York. March 90. 1872
he Board Of Directors have this dav
he capt. STOCK of this bank, PAYABLE
iree of city and state tax, on and after
-IaFch ~, 1922 to stockholders Of record
81 the close Of business March 27, 1922
~ ". SNOW. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

Si5'T RsS Goo 9%mitted} Open High. Low Last
~ seth ST. rs 1933.1O1A 1914 1917 10ll4
DO rs 1896. t0lsa 1919 1915 1914
- IAN IAN Ky eq rs. 1925 109ia lOeN5 1O9is
% an racine es. "a 1917 10l9 % l01 "a
lent Steel Ss.... sSs4 9Ss4 9ss 9Sst
~ c 40 ss ctfs. ss9s 3Sss 3Sss 3sss
~ IONS Gas IS. .101 IS l01M lo1 a. l01 "a
IONS IONS Gas Bait 7s1oSss 1885 103% lo3is
or IONS textile S.. $50 96ea 06is 969[
90 Cons Coal Co 5s 86Ns 81 sSi, 81
% Nop EXP IS "a. ..103 los l03% 1923.
80 90 SO 1925 l04ta lo4H lO4t1 I04is
Tunan rel rs. 1904 lo4A t04E 1o4%
neere q Go 7hs. 97a. oS 97& 0s
req Land Blk 6s.l03ia Io3l. 1854 10Sis
- |aie @ ena Sig @ rs. .10t$s o1Ss l0lNt 1915
10 Goodrich Tire rs 90 20 9s?s 40
ga Trunk 6'as. .,1o6h 1O5ts 1o6 Il 1O6 "a
Guit on 7s,..... l03k 1O$b loSIa losih
telnD Co Is. ...t04iA l0$M 1O4i+ I04W
tumble on 7s. .,f01is 1ot,s lOlis 1918,
inter + Ss s...., 79i4 sos 7e% Sois
-, Jul \ayser 1s.,.. 80 osIs 90 os1.
81 henne9ott c 7s. .1o2ss iO3 1o3% 1os
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41b IN Nh Al II ks a. a1tf ~
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Bank of England Statcmen,
Federal Reserve Banks

"ASHlNGT0N March 25Thc twelve Federal Reserv
oahNS at the close Of business March folo
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

Sales al GOO omitted. open. High Low. Last.
phiia Co 6s..,.. s57s % s6s. s. !
Phms; Phiia Elee S.: l0l&s 1919 lOl . 10i =
- phillips Pet 713s.l07is 1915 l07 l07is
- Pub Ser \ J Is; 80 ssl4 SO %
l Robert Gair 7s.. 90 80 95 s5
Saks g. Co Is " /. e9ia e9I5 se1s as;s
i Sears-Roe ~ '23lOo 1OOIs 90 a. roo
II shawsheen Is. 400 lo4 1895 io$ls
Skelly Oh 7ia ..101i5 1919 1917 l0iAs
So s!Sss %sst s4sT Ran 9$,s 90 S5s =
IS on Y 7s ~. los &s l06es 1885, 100 *
do 7s l931tos 10SM ios i0s,.
10 1as, .'''''. O6A 1861 l06'4 1864
Sis. " ~ -, 100 y l0l = 100 $s l01 y
30 % ,r.s DO Is 1891 .1o2.s 1925 lO3ss i02as
rtSaE 20 a. .10l y i01 Il 10t - l0l1s
20 Tn1 Tldal rS,s 0ssse 7s.IooA loO& 1905 lOoa
Unit Oil Prod S. % % 9i,s az
Un Ry Hsv Ths1o2&s 102x 1oaS ,Ssst
70 Vacuum OIL 7s.. .10SM 107 f0Sse iGT
10 Warner Sug Is pSts gs6d sstH os :.
Wsstohester r 7s. 90 100 % 3oo
~ western Tlec 7sl06ss tosX 10sM iHs5.
~ winchester 7hs so% 100 ss3s sSi
Foreign Bonds
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, March 90. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
Following changes in frAncs:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

BY naming this Company trustee you surround
fund with special safeguards
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Foreign Bonds

ass Argentine 7s. as% 90 asl 90
~ 9sr!ln nAa...sa... A. -
Evening star., 1922-04-30
Society Leaders to Hear
Two Brilliant Concerts

Patriots and music lovers of Wash
ington are deeply interested in the
two grand concerts to be given on
Tuesday end Friday of this week at
the National Theater, at 4:30 o'clock
pm. These concerts. under the au-
spices of the Soldiers Institute. fea-
ture four distinguished artists of diff
ican grand opera prima donna: Will
lem van den Andei. noted Dutch
pianist. former professor of piano at
the Royal Conservatory of Rotter-
dam; Samuel Furedi. Hungarian cell
list, pupil and successor of the famous
Pepper of the Royal Conservatory of
Budapest: Elsa Louise Raner. Polish
violinist. pupil of Auer.
The accompanies will be Mrs. Rhea
Watson Cable, the brilliant pianist
and composer of the Congressional
circle. and Mrs. Adele r. Bush.
An. interesting feature Of. the. Tues
day concert is that it will be: broad
cast all over the country by the
naval air station at Anacostia. under
the direction of Capt. S. w. Bryant,
chief of the radio engineering de-
partment of the Navy. Capt. Bryant
ture brilliant success by Lieut.. Com
mander Davis. and Commander AL
bert Hoyt, the inventor of the mod
ern method of broadcasting.
: Arrangements are being made for
the wounded soldiers in the hospitals
to 'listen-in" at this concert. which
is being given for the purpose of
raising funds to give the wounded
men a summer outing. Some of the
"shut-in" soldiers. who had not left
the hospitals since being brought on
stretchers from France, wept for joy
on being told that they would be
given a chance to get out in the open
for a while.
The artists. who represent the high
cst and best in their line of art.
have donated their services for these
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Stephen B. Elkins, Joseph Tumulty
and Mrs. George Hope.
Mrs. Harding heads the list Of pa
tronesses. which includes Nine. Peter.
Nine. Everwijn. Sonora de Temlev
Of Mexico, Mrs. Hubert Work, Mrs.
l. r. Mann, Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs.
Thomas Walsh, Mrs Mary Roberts
Rinehart. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs.
~h"rIes Boughton Wood. Mrs. c. c.
Calhoun, Mrs. Amos Fries. Mrs. Nor
man v illiams. Mrs. Henning Jen-
nings. Mrs. c. c. McCord, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. Merritt. Mrs. Carl c.
Taylor. Mrs. Cuno Rudolph. Mrs
Eugene Pomeroy. Mrs. Elliot Woods.
Mrs. James Carol Frazer, Mrs. Loren
Evening star., 1922-04-30
Mrs. Herzmark Hostess
At Luncheon Thursday

Mrs. David Herzmark was hostess
to forty guests at beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon Thursday afternoon
at her home on Tilden street for the
Washington Chapter of Hadassah.
The rooms were decorated with spring
flowers, and the tables with baskets
OF purple iris and phloX. Among the
speakers of interest were Mrs. Harry
Sherry. the president of Hadassah;
Mrs. Louis Sherman, the treasurer;
Mrs. John NJ. Safer the secretary;
Mrs. Adolph Kahn and Mrs. Simon
Oppenheimer. Mrs. Rose krick Barkis
of Norfolk, Va, entertained with vocal
solos and led in the singing of Hatik
yah by the entire group, with Mrs.
Alexander Podnos at the piano.