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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
General


TEARooM, TBANINc $:; ,,t o.aA%!zATI9T re %s| yS2E
teIephons i.onsacre OtO2. our INTENSIVE
TRAINiNG COURSES in the sgScessstGdl S, IS d.G Or
tCNFETERfhs. ti":1$TE MOTOR iNNs., CoFEEE
IfioPs. offer wonderful opportunities to am
Gsnt courses under the personal direction Of
Helen NJ Woods former employment man
scr OF New Yorks six largest hotels. Write
MAKE MONEY AT HOME
You can enru from 81 70 g. an hour in your eUT
spare timo writing show cards; auickiy ,,i ana
no canvasslng or soliciting; We teach you
how. sell your work and pay you cash eano
week; full particulars aud booklet Tree. w rite
today to American show card School, go
Ryrin BldE.. Toronto, canada.
SELL, Us YOUR SPARE TIME
We viii train you TO write showcards for
US: no canvassing or solicitngi we supply
you with steady work; distance no object
wi" "wlRI$oN Ra$So N9G METHODS. rEG % ILnm,ed. mi peDt a.
a. East Richmond, Toronto. Canada
HELP WANTED
Women wanted to letfn nursing. dema M
greater than supply good pay; learn at home
m spare time: earn whs learn ing: entire
on can be eSrne4 grn m rev WGsM P%Te
COR full particulars Chicago School Of SurB-
Ing. Dept. z. 42l 8. Ashland blvd. Ghlcago. III
COSTUME design. fashion Illustration. nlso
pattern drat;!nE cutting ,la n!tHs drnpiTE
practical experts in surprisingly short time,
n,untrCent salaries Quirk'" earned. Fashion
Academy. Dept. J., 1882 y. Broad 81.
WANTED Immediately. exp, hand embroid-
erers crUcheters. hemstitChers we furnish
material. paying libersllv for making;
stamped envelope brings particulars. I'm
dorwood Art Goods Co.. Portsmouth, o.
EARN s25 Weekly. spare time. writing for
newspapers. magazines: cXp. unne"., details
free Press Syndicate l2@, St louis, Mo.
~
Mar; many vaca cancies; salary SI400-stS00:
write for kamc. tests 1921. Led. on.
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HARDWOOD LUMBER SALESMAN wanted,
philadelphia and vicinity; write full par.
tlculars. giving experience and references
Address NJ 2o2. Ledger office.
Hosiery Mill. 1881 Frankford avenue.
LEATHER sssorters wanted. Apply John
r. Evans Co.. 1850 n. Front st, Cam
den. ". J.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-M.--

WAITER and housework--Jspsn.,. ----- -
wssut Hasi aeoaaa oamy Sos fsss;
YOUNG MAN. past is years. ds,Irs.--.-ll
of any kind. NJ 205. Ledger epsositp>|
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HELP wANTED-MALE

YoUSa MAN wanted as salesman by large
perienced In selling rubber drug sundries;
salary and commission! state age and quail
ifcations for position. A 73o. Ledger 0nice
YOUNG MAN for stenographio work and
who can do drafting: small office, with op-
Dortunity to take up sales work as soon as
Glvo full particulars. references
and phone number for appointment. A s13.
Ledger Offioe.
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.lning-Roor,
2S26 Frankford ave,

OFFICE FURNITURE
avn. lot OF desks, safes, files, cabinets pn
tsmsral orrice furniture. store fixtures.
"'''S' We buy. sell and exchange.
orrrsT 507O, 1927 ARCH ST. RACE l?M
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WANTED

Feather Beds ANTIQUE furniture, china:
prices. PIONEER. 1925 y. Uber Dia. so3.
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
Turn your personality into
dollars-and-cents asst
We want TO be represented by
the best young men in our city
and adjacent territory. Our
plan of selling bigh-grade Sc
ouritles of growing. going indus
tries makes II possible for you
TO oatn com missions which can
average sl00 a week. It you
trained WITHOUT COST TO
YOU. You earn while you learn.
Call for a personal interview
between 0 A. NJ, and ~ noon.
or from 2 TO p. n. Ask for
JAMES W. EtLIoTTs
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC,
1912 Widener Building
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COOK and waitress - Family OF
adults living in NaTberth, Pa., wsns
hrst-c'1ss plain cook, While; $50
q waitress who understands ne,
work; wa want Q women who VIII
work together amid congenial snr-
roundlngs With no EXTRAORDINARY a.,
mands made uron thom: must
thorough and know their d,tle1 ~,
must have good references from ie
smpl OYER our telephone nuinDogs'
Nsrberth 1G43. or address NJ 100
Ledger Office.
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FOR SALE

avn, IN TOUCH with us quickly II interss.x
In buying one used No. II Smith tlta
concrete mixer: equipped for m9tor drive, ss
WlthoII In excellent condition. Phone or wrilt
pRgMERiCAN MOTOR BODY CO.. IS W. VI
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SECURITY statesmen

SECURITY statesmen
1' "eu can sell 4 really hlgr-clas
security Ne have wonderful on
pDrtunIty Tor ycu with our con-
PAM; YOU mFy devote all or part ~
your time. Call 1899 Commercial
Trust BIiI.. Mt 1880 a. II. liydreX
Asphalt ProdL cts CCrp.
sEFDSMAN wanted. experienced in veEnt.
able seeds. 70 MI orders. walt on trade:
give ruiz partic ilnrs and salary desired In
hrst letter. lio!mes-Letherman Seed Co.. Can
ton, Q.
sTENoG ER-SECRETARY wanted as
ASSISTANT TO executives of large concern:
must be Al stenosrapher. state pge. experi.
encs ana salary wanted TO start; splendl id
opportunity for an ambitious young man.
p 1919. Ledger OffIce.
TWO KRAFT PAPER Statesmen
WANTED
nv Philadelphia distributor havnz
exclusive ayency for Philadelphia
ana surrounding territory OF worlds
leadng paper manufacturer; only
hrBtScass men who are familiar
with the Philadelphia trade viii be
considered; must have best rercr-
ences Reply in writing. stating
salary and experience, TO A 72T
Ledger Office
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

READERS (crocheO on ladies' dressesi ex-
perlenced only Apply sos Arch ST. cth
floor,
BooKKEEPER AssTsTANT-Must be quick
and accurate at figures; STAGE are dqall
ncations and salary desired. 1AO9 Leu
ger Office. ----------
BooKKBEPER and stenoErapher, one who
is alert and honest, In estabished rssI ~ ~
tste office IN w Phile.. Prot. a 128. Leo.ol.s
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BOARDING

8k0AD. N, 2oas-Unusuaiiy large front
room; electric lights. heat all home COM
ftrts, With or without board Col, 1851.
osAoB AVE-, 4227---Thir ird-ncor 'front.' south.
ern exposure; modern convenlencesi excel
FIST. ~. 93i5-Very large room and board
- suitable for - excsllsnt table; So each.
Phone TioEa 2s3a
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OFFICE MANAGER, eN-secrstarial executive;
once thoroughly familiar with all details
OF office work rather than a specialist in any
one branch; age 80 to 40 years salary $4,000;
in reply give al details. Including past
oxperlercs. p 1886. Ledger Ortcs.
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sell fre-extinsu,shing sp-
pliances: state reference. experience: same
can bs handled as side Line by man selling
factory supplies etc. A $40. Ledger Onloe.
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USED AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILE owners, garagemen, mechan-
les. repairnlsn, send today Tor free copy Of
this months = issue: II contains helpful. in
structive Information on overhauIing, Ignition
troubles, wiring. carburetors storage bat.
tsries, ETC.: over l"O pages iiust! ated; send
for free copy today, Automobile Digest, 22h
4utler Bldg Cincinnati,
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ONE RTIJE VELOUR parlor suite and nsi
hogany davenport table brand new.
H,ccR baby coach. very reasonable fn's
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AN ANTIQUE SEED Pearl. SET, wr
rare: perfect condition; pendant: earflnnI
brooch and necklace; exceptionally hne. O''
- seen at Schmidt, 1870 SAMSON 81.
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NAN

We n-cd the services OF clsan living man
(Gentlle) OF good standing and average ABILITY
who Is willing 20 work hard for sood pay.
promotion TO moro important position with
us. Call Suite llos. Land Title and Trust
Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23

snnp TO quick buyer; can be sa5n evemht
or sunday, FOR appointment phone Wyom'
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HUDSON sedan. 1920 beautifully up ol- |
stared; many extra equipments. uorson's
Auto Exchange. 23s N. Broad.
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NALEf-Engnshnlan sood appearances, pX
tensiVe cxp. wishes position; excellent cnol
END nurse: best references. w. Cole 13l;
S. Taylor st, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MAN-wanted. experienced customers man
Tor weil-establiHhed branch OF New York
house dealing In big hosTd and curb sccuri-
Ties. P 1892. Ledger Office.
This corporation n run by plain people who
have learned u good business and made a
success OF It, An extensive expansion pro-
gram makes room for more Ike them. There
who have, raised themselves, above the
They must be obout 35 OF unqueEtlonab!e
character. and adaptable TO work that will
be different from anything they have under
taken. Address 4 SIS. LedSer Office.
MEN (TWO)
by new company, TO do anything they are
asked to do to help the business grow;
preferably men over 80 years: who can
10 make lifelong connection; Motion Pic
ture Advertising Co. 1920 Widener Bldg.
NATIONAL Cooperative Discount Associa-
and neat appearance who can talk and tell
the truth; good pay bond required. Give
NOTICE is hereby given that tho Civil s.rv
ice Commission o. Philadelphia will hold
examinations for Medical Inspector. Sl4OO
per annum, and Supervising Inspector OF
Sanitation. s2500 per annum. Bureau OF
Health, Department OF Public Welware, on
tSeb O, 1892 For detailed Information apply
a. tho office OF tho commission. Room S75,
city Hall,
CLINTON EOGERS WOODRUFF. President.
CHARLES W, NEELD. Secretary.
Issued January cS. 1922.
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pJ UCV 1918 coupe, very reasonable Soc
DSiSN Hunter, Stutz Agency. 669 y. Broad,
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Folding Chairs sIiss1'' usss 75c Each

TEN PIECE American walnut dinnsLoc.
suIt. B-piece tapesty livlng-room spl1
tailSIng machir Q. davenport table, America
walnut twin bed suite. h-piece American va
nut ballroom suite. table lamp and moor Ia"S
Eoit Locust at
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Excellent opportunity for promotion 10 man.
asership OF offices for the right men; we are
not merely looking for statesmen. but desire
20 inject new executive sales blood into oui
ofhanzation; former sales experience 10 20
sirable. but not essential,
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USED AUTOMOBILES

MASTER TRUCK, 2 ton. Al mech. good
rubber; reas. offer takes ~. 22l2 Spring
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HELP wANTEp-MALE
Statesmen AND MEN WHO DESIRE 7
SELL

would like TO interview several men who
believe they have the ability to earn $4,000
per year or morc in selling the highest-grade
speciality of Its Kind on the market
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
LOST AND FOUND

BAG-I.ost, travelling bag. on Market y
trolley. about IL 80 +. NJ. Saturday might
return Baldwin, care OF Frambes 4 Ciah
11lo Cheptnut at
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condition, Apply carpenter shop. John n
etetson Co. MONTGOMERY ave belM 9ln :. "
REFRIGERATORS ,:ims @ND hi&%Sisdf7 f &S,%si'sd
r. T. Randall & Co. 3s1 \. I'd st:
HARNESS and wagons for sale cheap ~
s. 9th St, Camden. n. ]. -----
pool, TABLES bought. sold and repadiiIssss
l.. Kiefer, 320 W. G!rard. Phi kens. zs.
BEDROOM SUIT, porch. chairs, rug ~
table. TIA 8. Alden rt.-----s at.
1TRD OF PARADISD-Full-fe athered 6saool
tiful blk. bird for salei reas. Iso. - -
NEW 8-pc, silk velour parlor suit ~
cushion seat. 21l7 Front OF. .,o,s,a
For sALE-2h ton Rowe truck. aSSIIii,
body: Al conf cheap. Ph. oregon -
pool, TABLES bought, sold and repsls,ssll)|
l.. Kiefer. 800 W. Girard. Pm. kens. =
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SALESMAN. advertising, years newspaper
and trade parer experience rellirg ma.
tlOnal advertisers In the East and Central
West; esnscal!y exp. In building material and
equipment food produSts. institution eau'p..
home should be PHILADELPHIA $4,000 and pos.
sbllities " deYelNplng poRition A 72l Led. on.
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FOR SALE, cheap, 4-story tire-escap? ln sI
condition. Apply carpenter sh0p: 9vmn" 9Sm
stetEon Co, MONTGOMERY ave. belW 0ln "
Evening star., 1922-04-11
OPPOSING SECRET
SCHOOL SESSIONS
Takoma Park Citizens Point
Out Law Providing for
Open Meeting.

Feeling. that all sessions of the
board of education should be open
and not behind closed doors. the Ia
koma Park Citizens Association
adopted a resolution last night ia
voring the. abandonment of the prac
tiee of holding secret sessions The
resolution was presented by former
President Jesse C. Suter. chairman of
the committee on schools
1t was pointed out that the law pro-
rideS that all sessions Of the board
of education shall be public except
In such cases where the character of
r. teacher is under consideration. 1t
was claimed by members of the as
sociation that at the present time the
greater portion of the business OF
the board was transacted in closed
sessions and merely the ratification
of school matters taking place in the
public sessions.
Want Trains to Stop.
Efforts will be>made to have the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad stop all
through trains to and from Washing
ton at Takoma Park.
1t was announced that field day
will be held Thursday. April 20, from
TO SPIN. in the interest of the play
ground and athletic movement in the
park. A. E. Bryan. resigned as chair
man of the business interest commit
tee. and President Fl. B. Hendrick ap-
pointed Q. w Youngblood to fill the
vacancy.
DIR. Guy Clinton and Secretary Walter
e. Trey presented resolutions expressing
regret at the recent sudden death of B.
Bruce Lamond, a member of the asso
citation and son of Mrs. Alenca Lamond,
second vice president of the association.
who was accidently killed few days
ago al his place of business at Lamonds
Station.
three Tokens for 20 cents Opposed.
Communications were received from
the Public Utilities Commission, in
which il was stated that it was deemed
inadviSable TO sell three tokens for 20
cents. as proposed by the association at
the last meeting. The association was
also similarly advised in connection
with the proposition for exchange of
transfers at Georgia avenue and Ken
nedy street between the Washington
Railway and Electric and the Capital
Traction companies.
The association adopted a resolution
amending the constitution that here
after vice chairmen of committees will
be members of the executive committee
together with the chairmen.
President Hendrick and Roy Y. Ferner
reported as to the expected consumma
ton Of plans for the erection OF a new
school building for Takoma Park, Nd.
on tract approximately five acres in
extent on the Hodges place. situated in
the geogra phical center of the park.
President Hendrick called attention
TO steps being taken to secure from the
state and county authorities the i'm
provement of roads leading into Takoma
Park from the agricultural sections of
MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
LINC0LN-Smarter Set Company
in "Up and Down.

Bound for run on Broadway inn
mediately following its engagement at
the Lincoln Theater here, Homer Tut
and S. Tut Whitney's Smarter Set Com
pany last night presented a musical re-
vue. Up and Down. which bids fair
to establish "a new record for Colored
amusepent in the capital.
1t combines exceptionally clever COM
edy, singing and dancing in Soodly pro-
portions and twenty-five musical num-
bers in the two acts and many scenes
into which the clever revue is divided.
The plot concerns the successful efforts
OF two adventurous young Ethiops to
acquire the bank roll of a prosperous
colored gentleman who can neither read
nor, write. This is accomplished through
the medium of 4 series of fake promis-
sorry notes, speculation in the cotton
market and other devices. All this serves
merely as background for a success
sion of animated, syncopated and thor
oughly enjoyable musical Interruptions
Anon Davis. the featured comedian
is ably supported by Jennie Dancy. f.
Campbell. Chester Jones, Blanche Cal
loway. Edith Simms. Alberta Moody. J
Frances Mores. j. Homer Tut and en-
semble that knocks them off their
chairs"
Evening star., 1922-04-11

Emergency Hospital. His condition
was so serious, however. that sur
geons were unable to save him or
prolong his life until the arrival of
relatives.
Coroner hewitt had police of the
third precinct conduct an investiga-
tion of the fatality and concluded TO
hold an inquest at the morgue late
this afternoon.
The deceased. who was twenty-five
years old, was a son of DR.. Isaac
Campbell of Norwood, N. c., grad
uate in law, and had been in this
city since about January l. His
father recently was defeated as a
candidate for Congress on the re-
publican ticket.
DR.. Campbell last night was noti-
fed Of his sons death. He wired
that he would leave on the first train
to come here and arrange for the
care of his sons body. which will be
taken to the family residence in
North Carolina. The young man. il
is stated. had planned 20 marry a
young woman in Charlotte, N. C., the
latter part of this month.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
YALE CLUB TO MEET.
Malcolm Aldrich to Address
Alumni April 10.

The first meeting of the Junior Yale
Club of Washington has been set for
April 19. in order to secure as princi-
pal speaker Malcolw Aldrich. the
captain of the Yale base ball team
which passes through Washington on
its return from the southern trip on
that date. ~Aldrich has just been
voted by the senior class at Yale to
be the most admired the most ver-
satile and the most popular member
of the class. as well as the man who
had done the most for Yale.
At the meeting of this organizat ion
at the RACQUET Club. moving pictures
of Life at Yale will be shown. and
speakers from the Yale Alumni Asso-
citation of this city will describe va
rious activities of the university. At
this time full announcement of the
conditions for competition for the
new Yale scholarship for boys in the
District of Columbia will be made.
This scholarship provides $500 a year
for the first two years and $500 Il
year for the last two years of the
undergraduate course. The indica-
tions are the competition for this
scholarship will be very keen. and
large attendance of juniors and
alumni at the meeting is expected.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
FALL FROM THIRD FLOOR
FATAL TO FEDERAL CLERK
Walter Lee Campbell of Dry Force,
Seated on Ledge of Window While
on Call, Loses Balance.

Falling from window on the
third floor of 2007 I street. where ne
had called to visit Miss Maxine Hur-
ley. Walter Lee Campbell, member of
the clerical force In the prohibition
enforcement division of the internal
revenue bureau. about $3.50 o'clock
last night, suffered fracture of, the
skull which resulted in his death at
Emergency Hospital later in the
night.
Miss Hurley was not at home when
Campbell called. The young man re-
moved his hat and coat, because of
the hot weather. seated himself on
the ledge of a window over an
areaway and soon fell, receiving the
fatal injury.
Lula Phoenix, a colored maid en-
ployed at zoos I street. saw the form
of the young man descending to the
areaway. She called for aid and the
unconscious man was hurried to
Evening star., 1922-04-11
tive member of the league.

active member of the league.
The Alabama delegation will be re-
ceived by Mrs. William B. Bankhead,
wife of Representative Bankhead: the
Arkansas group, by Mrs. T. H. Cara
way, wife of Senator Caraway; Cali
fernia, by Mrs. Arthur M. Free wife
OF Representative Free; Colorado by
Mrs. Edward T. Taylor. wife of Rep
resentative Taylor; Florida, by Mrs.
Duncan u. Fletcher. wife of Senator
Fietcher.s and Mrs. John II. Smith
wick, wife of Representative Smith,
wick; Illinois. by Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick. Mrs. James r. Mann, Mrs. Cliff
ford Ireland. Mrs. FRANK II. Funk and
Miss Mary Funk; Iowa. by. Mrs. Hor-
ace Tcwner: Kansas. by Mrs. Homer
Hoch and Mrs. G. A. Lobdell: Mary
land, Dy Mrs. Joseph l. France; Mis-
souri,, by Mrs. Selden F. Spencer, Mrs.
Pherson: New York. Mrs. William NJ.
Calder. Mrs. Luther Mott and Mrs
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ADJUSTMENTS
: Continued from Twelfth Page.)

lightful series of dancing numbers.
with change of costumes. while the
men sing and play in between. The
Morrells have an excellent skating
number that introduces baby in a
clever Misunderstanding feat. Seymour
ana Yates OFFER songs AMI pleasant
chaff. and Howard and Lewis get
much nonsense and laughter out Of
their sketch. DO You Like Me-"
Two striking features of the bill.
however. in addition to the big 1lm
feature. are Walter Fishter and COM
pany in laughable farce called
Come Out of the Kitchen and the
distinct novelty. the Official Urban
Movie Chats" that are very interest
ing throughout
Evening star., 1922-04-11
PEN WOMEN BOOK FAIR
WILL OPEN APRIL rs
Delegates 90 Be Received by Mrs.
Harding at White House-Re-
ception on Program.

Hospitality will be the basis or
which the League of American Pen
Women will work at the opening day
of the leagues silver jubilee biennial
the Wardman Park Hotel. Under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Homer Hoch.
wife of Representative Hoch of Kan
sas, the, state hospitality committee
has arranged with the wives and
daughters of senators and represen-
tatives to have them receive the dele
gates of the Pen Women's League
from their respective states. This re-
ception will be held at 9 o'clock in
the various state booths in the left
wing of Wardman Park Hotel.
The convention will hold an open
ing session Tuesday after the dele
gates have registered. At o'clock
the same afternoon the delegates will
be received by Mrs. Harding at the
White House. Mrs. Harding is an
Evening star., 1922-04-11
MUTT REPORTS JN TRIP.

Col. l.. G.. Mutt, chief. narcotic iiN,-
sion. returned yesterday 80 his desk
at prohibition h,aGduartcrs. after his
extensive survey of liquor and dru-
conditions in Florida. to report il 10
be his sincere judgment that We
have the -smusgier and bootlcSgcr
on the run
In submitting detailed report 10
Prohibition Commissioner Ha"neY.
col Mutt outlined the results which
he believed to be definitely attribu-
table to the campaign carried on bv
forces concentrated in tn. Florida
zone. second visit to the zone is
planned. which may include. in addi-
ton to Florida points. Cuba and the
Bahama Islands. visited this time.
additional islands believed to be
sources OF Illicit liquor.
Evening star., 1922-04-11

Miss Rebecca Dial. daughter of Sena-
tor Dial; Texas. by Mrs. Morris Shep-
pard: Virginia. by Mrs. Schuyler Otis
Bland, and Washington, by Mrs. Miles
PoindeXter and Mrs. John Summers
Alaska will also be repr. sented at
the convention. Gov. Scott Bone. a
former newspaper man, having dele
gated Mrs. Luther +. Gregory. wife
of Rear Admiral Gregory. to repre-
sent that territory
Evening star., 1922-04-11
ROCK ISLAND GAINS.

CHICAGO. April 11.-Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific's annual report for
the year ending Decembe- 81. 1921.
showed a balance of income available
for dividends of s5.7SO,259.22. of which
s3.567.695 was applied to the payment
of full dividends on the preferred
stock
Evening star., 1922-04-11

From tle Boston Transcript.
Wife-Mother's remarks about YOU
were very bitter.
=; Hub-I'm glad of 1t, Secause I'm
Ding to make her eat her words