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New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
o-,.nective Idleness Due to
rrg;neers' Strike Stressed
;nReport; PricesFall: First
favorable Trade Balance

,oxpoN, April (By The Asso-
~ press).-A gloomy picture OF
.. ~ s,,tish industrial situation Is pre-.
"e ..s in the American Chamber of
commerce. ..Sisinns sgnmaryf for G' March. fao, w
.tt.r some months Of peace severe
.s-..-isl strife is again being expert
s..S The question whether 100000
.sin.d engineers will be f0reel INTO
49, ',..n., hangs on negotiations between
ia'''1 -,ovsrs and the unions, brought
,scus ,se BY the Intervention OF inc l ''''''
Minister. ,,,. ,arsons will be
;sle unless settlement Is apSS NY,
.s.ched. s, the report points OUT. -, 'he he
.sss. on unemployment returns W. W
.r;ous, the chamber says reg 81 ..,u"
.nemnloyed persons on Mafch ~ lsu.n
bred ! .i62 ,O76, which figure was q re- ,
Suction OF $4,000 from tha' ol 'e"
w. 30 T,bruary foreign trade returns
w.re not encouraging as con'pa I"
With January, both imports anu g.
,orts substantially declining: EApc. 20
S SSronned of nearly f5.ooo.o0o and I'M
ports more than f70oo,ooo.,
A remarkable feature of the ret returns
vas that. apart from the so-called m
visib!e exports. an actual favoraoie
.rade balance of f224,oo0 was SHOWN
.or the first time in century. In I9i"
.sa adverse trade balance amounted TO
sIss :aS mo 600 and in 1920 to sS74,000,o00.
The February balance was hot que
tnvsver 40 TO increased exports, but to
decreased imports,
The downward movement in the cost
=, living continued. On March 1 the
,r,r.ge level of retail prices. according
% the Minister Of Labor, was sc per
w rent above that of July, 1914, as com
,ared with SO per cent In February Of
Ills year and l41 per cent in March,
ioo1
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
1880 s.s5 $500 800
.11i3@.14h .14Q II
soo@1s.oo 7.oo@1a.oo
100 20 100 .22
5000 500 a.oo@ 500
.la@ 20 g.
.l2@ 20 .lo@.l4A
1Aoo@ts.5O e.oo@llco
81 o@l1.75 : lo.ao@1l.5e 3 20
100 II 1865 OFT.
2s.O0@ 1850 10000 % 90
16.oo@1Ioo 16.oo@ls.0o
11.SoQllN lo.e5@ll.oa
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Foreign Issues iFave Gain

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Large in
creases in the Offering of foreign
bonds, especially foreign government
bonds, in this country during the last
few months were reported tonight by
the Federal Reserve Board. From the
beginning Of the year to March 10, the
board said, the total OF foreign
dollar loans issued in this country
was s263, 100000, while during the
year 1921 the total was $3.50 1903 900.
or the total during the present year
1921 100000 represented foreign gov
ernment and municipal loans, while
$3l 100000 were corporation loans.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Allied Chemical Shows
Drop in Net Income
Earnings Equivalent TO 1928
Share, Compared With
@6.33 in 1920

The Allied Chemical &; Dye Corpora
ton, in its annual report for 1921, re-
hected The depression in business by
showing decline of $3.50. 800 in lis
net income. Last years total Of 81
$4,000, was equal. after preferred divi-
dends, to $2.23 a share on 2.tGQ .l39
shares Of common stock outstanding
compared with S6.33 share earned in
1920 80
The balance sheet as ot December 3t
showed total current assets Of S7A
- $50 against current liabilities Of
only $S,2S5,909. Cash on hand st the
end Of The year amounted to $ll,93l.-
zS4. lhe report stated that the com
pnny,s bank indebtedness of S11,t00 .0O0
liquidatcd last year. so that the COM.
pany on December 81 had no current
indebtedness beyond trade accounts
accrued wages and declared dividends
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Honor Longtime EMPLOYEES

Calling together The $500 local en-.
ployees of the National Cloak and suit
Company, S. G. Rosenbaum Yesterday
presented Max Rotter, buyer of corsets
and underwear; Sol Cohn. buyer OF
skirts, and Samuel A. Slo1han. buyer
OF klmonos and house dresses. With
gold watches in honor of twenty-five
years service with the company. Mr..
Rotter entered the employ OF the com
pany in 1896 and the others in 1897.
j; f. Ackerman, president Of the en-
ployees' mutual aid society of the com
pany. presented each of the men With
a platinum and gold chain and a gold
locket on behalf Of the association
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Ruv W0c}es, Mills

PITTSFIELD, Mass, April G. - An
nouncement was made to-day Of the
sale of the ". Z. Tilotson Manufacture
ing Company. which has four wooden
mills in this city, to a group Of New
York and Pittstield men the deal rep
resenting 100000. The company has
been reorganzed, with d. T. Noonan,
Of this city, as president; w. V. Z.
ierhune, OF New York, as vice-preai-
dent, and j. 4. Savery as treasurer
The mills have been closed for eight
months and will reopen at once, en-
ploying 500 10 ,000 hands.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
New York NgeIaI Market

On the New York Metal Exchanre
tin was steady, with Straits quoted a
29(029.75c; Straits shipments, 29.25Gdl
29.75c; standard, 29c, and 90 per cent al
28.37 1aM 28.8712c. Copper, steady:
standard spot, April and May, 12.621ac
asked, and electrolytic spot, April and
May, 12.73c asked. Lead, firm; New
York spot, l.S0c bid and East st. Louis
spot, 4.60@ 4.80c. Zinc, firm; New
York spot, 5.20c and East St Louis
spot, 1.80(n 1.90c
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

3oTH ST. LEXINGTON Av. CHotel ~
ledGe) Women exclusively: newly doc
Grated. room. bath. SIG weekly up; also
room, use oath. sii weekly up: restaursre
convenience: big reduction for two pcrsons.
$50 ST, At MADISON AV. trIotsl Ashton,
Newly decorated rooms: use of bath ::
40 week up; room. bath. $3.50 weekly up I.
hosses. surface cars. subway; full hotek
service: restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Petitions in bankruptcy

IN. following petitions in bankruptcy
w.r. fled yesterday in the United States
VAN, VANITY LEATHER GOODS CO. INC
Involuntary 271 Howard st.
sTAVEOs ASSANAKIs - Involuntary
900 Cd av Liabilities, $4,000; assets
5000.
WRIGHT e. BROWN. INC.-InvoluH-
tary; importers 80 Beaver st.
THOMAS ]. MONTY-Voluntary; Port
Chester n. Y; plumber. Liabilities 81
1s assets sl.S20. ,o,,,,
GARFIELD PANTS CO. 1NC.--InVoluh-
GEORGE ", TINNEGAN-yoelp,nI,t1as,ry ,I,1s,:.
5s3 Main st New Rochelle Liabilities
.ll53O: assets, sl4,025. ., "
JOHN BORLAND-Nolunta 20 o. y
Nth ct. Liabilities. s5l.167; assets. $3.50
s. NJ. LIVINGSTON & CO. lNC.Lin
voluntary: 40 William st; stock brokers;
WISHNEW & FREED-Voluntary: 81
ssRrT7 ssia St L'aSi @SsSia
let W. 117th ST. Liabilities No'6S7'
as.sts 5000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules IN bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday In the United States
District Court:
west 25th st, trimmings Liabilities
1851; assets Sls75.
THOMAS J. MoNTY-Plumbing, Port
Chester, N y. Liabilities, s77sS; assets,
John BORLAND-25 East 4sth St Liza
blit,es, s5l,l57; assets $3.50
SMYRNA FRUIT CO.. INC.-so6 Green
vich st. Liabilities. s139.435 assets s59,
7s5
FELDBERG & COHEN-ls West 9th
St. Liabilities. S27.050; assets. *7798.
BRAND BROS.-i270 Broadway and so
Wallace st, New Haven, Conn. Liabilities,
NH,s7S; assets. 326,4s5
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in the United States
District Court
Joseph V. Mckee for Isaiah Sally, hard
w.ar:. l5li 81. Nicholas ay., with bond OF
Bertha Rembaugh For Vanity Leather
Of $1,000.
Edwin ]. Mcdonald for stavros ASA
3l.60O
Julian Hartridge for Henry NJ. Peers
s,, s,Ior New York Cotton exchange brokers,
With bond of $500
Assignments
PYRAMUs MFG. co. INC-Manufac-
~ ,o'l1s rs., lamp shades. 5s Cooper square.
" Snfis j Wahmanu. 38 West s5c st
,,.,sAHR assAHR DRESS COMPANY-Manufac
s,,.s s.i.ns dresses at II 5th av, to Benjamin
~'0'hon' OF l64 Nassau vt.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Marine Corps Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON April 6.-Marine Corp.
orders ISSUED to-day follow:
Hayes, Capt G. E., to L. s. 6. TenDess ee
Pendelton. I'd Lit r. S. to Washington.
Keogh, Gun W, to Mare Island
Blake, Capt. r.. to Norfolk.
Seiden, Ii. j. T.. to Norfolk
Harding, 1T. W. @. L.. 10 Dept. OF Pacific
Smith q. II. Clk. II. j., TO san Diego.
Following to Quantico--Ciawne MAJ c. l..
Humphrey, capt. Nj. j.; Cauidwell
Capt. @. r.; Miller, capt. l.. il; Norris
Honorabiy discharge gcd-oakes Cd 1t P
A.; Kotha pfel. ID 1t. S. J..
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Satisfied Judgments
In NexU XorL CnunfY

The first name is that Of the de
second that of the creditor and ia
Judgment was filed:
Mccarthy, John F-Conchois Cot
fee Co, Inc; Aug -, 1921 300.
Same-Sa me; Sept 20. 1921 -.
Safe Deposit Co; Mar IS. 1922
Mshlstedt, John Herbert Gu
lick co. Inc; June 9, 1920,
Bedford Estates. Inc-J G Ben
nett; Jan %. 19l5.............
Moore, George G-E NJ Watt; Oct
II, 1922 .,.............
Schuchner, Samuel; Oscar stem
gel and Frank Debshl--R Mon
der: March 2, 1922. 2............
Zimmerman, G Albert-Whitney
Central National Bank OF New
Orleans; Oct s, 1918 .........
Leipsig Bros, Inc, ct al--Resource
Holding Corporation; April /,
1922 (vacated) ...............
Geiger. William-People's Com
mercial and Savings Bank;
March 2s. 1922 ...............
Du Val, Horace c ct ALA r
schmid; June IS. 1921 Ore
.1sekson. rfpsso' Ejji,J'B Eji,s.J B Lewis: Ian
Empire Food Products Go, Inc
Innis. Speid'en & Co. Inc;
strasbourser. samuel-M Leet-
burger ct all March 8. 1922. !.
Jackson, Eliis---J e Lewis: Jan
23d. 1922 .................
Saracena. Michael--lI Preisltr
ct al; Oct Fl, 1890.
Strasbourger, Samuel-M Leei-
burger ct al--March 19. 1921.
Jeuch. George, and John E
Wainwrig ight--Travelers 1ns Co;
July 13. 1913 (canceled) ......
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMEN WANTED
office appliance speclalty: $40 per week
salary and commissions to begin Old es-
tahiished house. Senior saIesinen earning
N3,9Q0 20 $1,000 in New York City uigh
grade fnfn only considered. Fsmliis ~ y
WIN typewriter preferred. but not essen-
tlai. Give details. past experience and rec-
cfeAces in letter. Address ID 75l. Tribune
WANFElp-Young man 20 cooperate with
manager of BOYS camp and recruit boys
Address E a. Turner. l9i Middle Ct. Po-l-
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Would Increase Stock

The directors Of the New Yok Title
and Mortgage Company will place be-
fore the stockholders at special meet
ing April 20 a proposal to increase its
capital stock from it's present figure
of s3ooO,0OO to s4,o00,000 by the issu-
ance of 10000 shares of stock at a
par value Of $100 The shares are to
be offered by subscription to the stock
holders pro rata, one sabre for each
thee shares of their holdings, as of
April 20, at q price of $100.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Approve Virginia Road Issue

WASHINGTON. April 6.-The Vir-
Ginian Railroad secured authority from
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to-day to issue S1,590,000 in five per
cent first mortgage bonds which will
De deposited with the government as
part collateral for d loan of $1,000 600
which the railroad expected to receive
from the railroad administration. The
transaction arises out Of funding Of
the roads debt 10 the government for
additions and betterments made dur
ing Federal control
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

NEWARK, N. j., April 6.-The busi-
ness Of Holt, Inc, jewelers., with stores
in Newark, Paterson, Plainfeld and
New Brunswick, was placed to-day in
Jacob L. Newman, by Vice Chancellor
Raches. Receivership was sought by
Of the firm. She listed assets at $780,
900, against liabilities of $4,000, and
said she was a creditor for $23,90O.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Judgments Filed
In New York Gnnnfx

..t. .s following Judgments were filed yes
ehtor: oe1ne 'hat OIL tne
| " s. =
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
DANCING INSTRUCTION
CAR WANTED

CAR WANTED-Car owner big enough.
broad enough. to realize the true life Of
an automobile, ono who appreciates faith
rather sacrifice the insignificant trade
Falpe Of The old bus than 10 meet the one
time pride Of the road hauling garbage
decrepit shadow OF its former spiendor II
You are that man. give me tine old wagon.
secure 1t the ASSURANCE of q good home
and decent treatment Of your old friend
l am just an old fellow whose money get
ing days are over. trying to live selling
insurance, and | want need a car. Pass
he word along to some regular fellow
ANY type, any make but a fiivyer. Refer
cnces. l.. e. w, Box l10, Lakehurst, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Commercial Credit

Little change IS shown IN The COM
n.rcial money markets. Demand for
new money continues omparatively
lgh.. despite improv sment in business
in many directions. Commercial paper
discounted yesterday 1T "A to 5 per
cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
orime bankers acceptances eligible for
ourchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Classified Advertisements
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

Los -Rantaock No sss.707 OF ,he Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per-
son having claim 10 it Is hereby called
r3nT 70 pr~e~nt the sar'o within ten days o.
fGhtiit 20 having ssid passhooS cancelled ard
e new one lrsu"d.
lost t}snkhook 10 37..s7s Of Greeawieh
Savings Bsn.s 2<S Sixth as, X Y. CITY.
Payment stopped. Piosse return 20 oSut;.
Lost fsankb book No. CI7.2s6 Of t;reen1'lcA
Savings Bank. lts sixth az. N. Y. CITY.
Fsyihepi stopped. plssse return 10 banh
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
London Metal Narke.

LONDON, April 6,-Standard copper.
spot, $50 los; futures, $50 5s: cleo
trolytic, spot, f63 los; futures, e65 los;
tin, spot, Gl44 IS; futures, gl45 It's Sd;
lead, spot, G21 lis Cd; futures s2l It's
Cd; zlnc, spOt. G2G: futures I2G
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Gas, Coal and Oil Stoves

GAS, COAL & OIL STOVES
PORCELAIN, errameIed and black com
bination coal and gas ranges, steam and
hot water heaters. laundry stoves: also re-
pairs or all makes stove Repair corpn
228230 Water St, cor. Beekman. N, Y
Branch, lS4 Mulberry at, Newark n j.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
West Side

slST ST. COLUMBUS Av Colonial Hotsit
Newly decorated furnished rooms ues
OF bath; sl2 weekly up: elevated surface
cars. subway. full hotel service restaurAnt,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

The firm was ordered to sbou, o,,.o
April Is why the receiyershin shnuIJ
not be made permanent. The cornora1
ton was capitalized at $500 900 and had
sZ44,0O0 in preferred stock outstand-
ing, Mrs. Holt asserted.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
EjelI ArfilIerr

Following to Fort Sam Houston--Loef
Capt j. W; Gundry, Capt. r. T.; Raner-
y, Mai }. w; Jones, Capt. ID. T.
Miscellaneous
Murphy, Ut. Col. j. g., &. A. to Walter
Reed hospital.
Mcguire, Maj. u. z, Med. c. to Fort Bar.
rancas.
Bullens. Can't. A. $. sig. G., to Camp Al.
fred Vail.
shnonin, Capt. y. e, Air sery., to Mounds
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

Following TO Honolulu-- Watson. Capt J.
F. Seals, Capt. S. j.: Smith, Capt. W. w
S}ade, Capt. !. L.; Neville Capt F NJ
Undel wood Capt. j. s.: Moore. Capt W.
u; ltzen, 1t. c. T.; Ford, Capt. q. r.
I{aar.I- @. Mt 4
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
MACEINIHT

Young, married mechanic; high grads
lathe, tool and diemaker; Is years ex,enr
sive experience. Address @ 6a7, TrihunA
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

WE PAY highest prices for furniture
planes. antiques br'c-a brac books, art.
etc. Kingsley. ss Uaivergty pi. stuyvesant
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
HELP WANTED FEMALE

YOUNG woman, over 3f. high school
grad uate. commercial educational work:
ilheral salary. rapid Advancement. Can
morning. Mr.. Amick. National City Build
ing, 42d ard Madison
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advirc free. Bennett. ITS B'way, I'd noor
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

DAY WORKER. laundress and cleaner
also accommodator cook or waitress.
NJ, Miss joflnayer's Agency, 10 East tsa
81, third floor Telephone ss4T Murray NIL
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
BOARDERS WANTED

10Th ST. AT LEXINGTON AVE. tEotsf
Rpt 'car cl---For ladies': one room and
nlea's from SIS up: elevator. toiephons.
etc; tuli Aotcl service. newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
infantry

Dawson. 1t. A. c.. to Walter Reed Hos
pitaH
Worthley, Capt. L. E. to PocateiIo.
lollingsWorth, Capt. G. c., to Camp Nc.
Clellnn.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

steers. fair to
prime. 100 lbs.
D + c ) 5 e d beer.
sides, ID.
Live veal. COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ......
= r : s. s = d veal.
city, lb-
Liv @ ewes, 90
lbs. ... ....--
Dressed wethers.
Id. .........,.
Dressed mutton.
city. lb. =.
Live la IN b. fair
10 prime, luV
IDS. .-.
Dressed ] q N b 3.
city, lb.
Hogs. 100 los.
u r @ S s G d hogs,
bacon, 10.
Pork. bbi.
Mess beef. bbl.
Lard. vi ! Il d | e
W est. 100 lbs. .
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Receiver for Jewelry Firm

Cal. loans against acceptances, pc
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Laundresses, Etc.

LATNDRESS: excellent; experienced T.,
finest work; exceptionally clean; $40.
Wettler's Agency, 20 West 43d St: Long
1896
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Day Workers

COOK; exceptionally fine; city now. cous-
try later. Wettler's Agency, 20 Wese
42d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Army Orders
Quartcrmaster's Corps

From Thc Tfibune's Washington BNrcau
WASHINGTON, April c. -- Army orders
issued to day follow:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Miscellaneous

NEAT, refined young man desires position
companion 10 older gentlemen hos
pital experience. Prefer country. Alfred
Eisman r. 1857 Edson av. Johnstown, Pc
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Goyernesses, Etc.

q Q 4 H \ L s s--young Trenchwomsn,
teaches French and music. H, Misc Hot
mayors Agency. 10 East 43d St. sd hoor.
Telephone Murray Hill 89tT.
NURSERY GOVERNEss; young French
girl, pleasant, willing; very highly roc
ommeaded Miss Halls Bureau. Il Woet
! 4tth IT. Vanderbilt $40.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
General houseworhers, Etc.

HoUsEwORKER; young. highly recon, :
mended. Miss Halls Bureau. II West
44th st. Vanderbilt s34n.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
INSTRUCTION

SCOVILLE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
2o42 Eifth Avenue, y. Y.
DAY AND BOARDING PUPILS
Full Academic ana College Preparator
Courses. Secretaris Work and Music.
Csta aloEue on raqLe3t. Tel HarleY, 2432
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

I ClIAMBERMA1D-w WAITRESS. middle arsd
SWede. country preferred. Y, Miss Hof-
mayer 3 Agency. 10 East <2d st. Cd floor
Telephone Murray nm s9a7
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Cocks

CoO]<--Cap pable. young: two years last
place; $40, anywhere. Miss SheAs
Agency, East 4Ist st. Murray Hill 657t
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

CHAMBERMAlD-W neat. cars-
bic. reliable, city country b. Mir,
Hoinayer's Agency. 10 East 43d St, 81
iooF' Telephone Murray I'm Ss47
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-04-16
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOCIETY TO MEET
Plans Made for First Informal
Gathering May 2 at
Thomson School.

The hrst informal "Get-tocethcr"
meeting OF the South Carolina So
ciety will be held on May .. at the
Thomson School. Twelfth and I.
streets northwest, at 8 o'clock Il
was voted at an executive commit
tee meeting last Monday evening.
at the home of the chairman. &c:
Roderick Carmichael. 25l1 Cliff
bourne place northwest.
Among those present were Col.
Carmichael. chairman: Mrs. c. VI.
Galloway. Mrs. Carmichael. Mrs.
Alexander NJ. Bull. the Misses Re-
becca Dial and Carmichael. Stephen
+. Tillman and l.. T.. Boykin and
Mrs. Boykin. More than forty new
members have been secured in the
past two weeks.
The following have been appointed
as committee to perfect plans for
the meeting on May 2: Col. Car
michael. chairman of the general
program: reception committee. Mrs.
g. NJ. Galloway. Misses Grace Roper.
Pearl Clark. Rebecca Dial. Godfrey.
Stephen +. Tillman and George F.
Mitchell. Music committee. Miss
Pearl Clark, chairman; l.. f. Boy
kin.
Every South Carolinian in WASH
ington is urged to attend this meet
ing. Those desiring to join the So
cIety should communicate with Mrs.
Alexander VI. Bull. secretary. 202S
Allen place northwest. r.
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honor of visiting delegates OF the
ID. A. r. from Pennsylvania. varl-
Gus members of Congress will en-
tertain delegates from their dis-
tricts.
President J. T. Thomas and Coach
Hugo Begdek Of Penn State College
will be the guests OF honor and will
deliver short addresses The pro-
gram will be interpreted by songs
rendered by the State College Glee
Club. Music for dancing will be
furnished by the Keystone orches-
ira.
An innovation for the meeting
will be the reception line which.
instead of being composed OF ladies
OF the social set, will include the
Pennsylvania Society. This recep-
tlon line will include Representa-
tives Samuel A. Kendall. Adam NJ.
Wyant. Anderson II. Walters. NJ.
Clyde Kelly. Harris ]. BixIer. Thomas
s. Crago, Guy e. Campbell. Charles
r. Connell. Clarence ID. Couahlin
Fred B. Gernerd.- /. Clinton Kline,
Joseph Mclaughlin. Harry c. Rams
ley. John Reber. John NJ. Rose. MIL
ton W. Shreve. william s. Ware and
Henry W. Watson.
Admission will be through special
cards sent to members and guest
cards which may be procured from
the secretary before or at the meet
ing
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SOCIAL PROGRAM
BY ID. A. r. CHAPTER

Mrs. d. L. Niclas was the. hostess
last Tuesday evening at the regu-
lar meeting of the Richard Arnold
Chapter. d. A. r., at which an in
teresting social program was car
ried out after the business was
over.
Regent Mrs. Mary st. Clair
Blackburn introduced Mrs. Frances
Armstead Abbott and Miss Marietta
Tibbit, both of New York, who
have been active professionally in
the Americanization schools of that
city and now plan to take an ac-
tive part in the Richard Arnold
Chapters work among the foreign
ers in Georgetown.
Miss Tibbit gave an interesting
talk on her experience as principal
of a New York school in which
1000 foreign children were en-
rolled. Mrs. Abbott read selections
from Henry Van Dykes poems.
Miss Georgia Monk rendered piano
selections from List. Miss Mary
Apple sang seevral solos.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-04-16
HOLDS BIRTHDAY
GUEST MEETING
Wendell, Wolfe Chapter, D. A.
R., Celebrates Twelfth
Anniversary.

Wendell Wolfe Chapter, D. A. r..
celebrated its twelfth birthday an
nfVersary last Monday evening
with a guest meeting at the Col
lege Women's Club. The rooms were
prettily decorated with spring
flowers.
Assisting the regent. Mrs. Harry
{. Oberholser. in dispensing hos
pita1ities were Mesdames Allen,
Folger. Ives. and the Misses Barnes,
Kent and Gates.
The program opened with vocal
solos by Mrs. Eva n. Fatt. accom-
panied by Prof. Armand Gumprecht,
Mrs. Fatt giving several OF Prot.
Gumprecht's compositions. Mrs.
David II. Kincheloe. wife Of Repre-
sentative Kihcheloe. OF Kentucky,
gave two vocal solos and two whist
ling solos. and Miss Geneva Wallace
played piano solo. Prelude in G
Minor" by Rachmaninoff.
The speaker OF the evening was
DIR. Thomas +. Greene, speaking d.
rector for the American Red Cross,
who gave a patriotic address.
The guests included State and ma
tional officers and d. A. r. regents
and friends.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-04-16
INTEREST SHOWN
IN CARD PARTY

4 card party which is attracting
special attention and patronage
will be given by Esther Chapter.
y. L. S. Wednesday afternoon.
April 10. at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Edgar Merritt. general chair
man.. Is much pleased with the in
terest shown by other chapters. and
Mrs. u. Il. Bush reports a prize for
each table.
. Added to the list of patronessos
are Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs. Albert Fall,
Mrs. Hubert Wo:k. Mrs. Henry Wal
lace. Mrs. Nicholas LonSwoI tn.
Mrs. Arthur Capper. Mrs. Richard
Yates. Mrs. Amos Fries, Mrs. Sci
bert d. Boak. Mrs. Mark Potter.
Mrs. Kathryn Brown Prentiss. Mrs.
Peter Drury, Mrs. Ellwood Morey,
Mrs. George ID. Hope. Mrs. Thomas
Fl. Gatlin, Mrs. ". whiting Estes,
Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb. Mrs. Minnie Z.
Reyes, Mrs. Edward L. Stock. Mrs.
Breckenridge Long, Mrs. Sterling
Kerr and Mrs. NJ. Il. Blumenberg.