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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19


-s, pct fslNrg slo,~f,. 10 50 t.,. -
.-d na II is low ovcr tho n,s;,-s, ~ =
snd -. 'ffira Eocsy 1lountaIn region
h. ,,'r.h'cs,. This prcssu~o dissn-h. ", y
t.-s.rr- ''4on b. Il general rise in ter, =
.s'-s ,.1 ..ois bout tha Southwestern
e'e-. and .,',eraliy cast Of The M.ssissipp;
s50,. - iN"fatu turcs arc uov rcsr or
.-r o...s, IH.s ia al parts Of the couu-
'ra. tho Ear Nor' Invest,
fa.ioeT hours in tho Ohio and Central
b. ". Iets tho southern portion OF
.acir,e 't tslo Great Lakes and in the
ar, - except southern California
as: oe'n local srows in tho North
,ss.serw 80 ENGLAND and New York the
,'ast and ,..t ~ unsettled. with rain on the
~ ana ,se I'm Or snow in the interior. sun
'-o .,,i,. "- moderate teinpcraturcs In
se,uea Atlantic states il will bo un
sesri,'y o,. '" pro ba by rain sunday. and
pera.nse '' monday. with moderate tam -
ri1 w., In the south Atlantic states it
ssttles T. and mild SUNDAY and I'm
Ae ess. IN , iocsi rains. on Monday. in
2ss.ly clo,'.,' states the weather will be
y lnc.l 'y"nE ana mild Sunday. follow ed
ssoler ~ s,"s Sunday light. and fair and
fsliev ~ S'ondey. In Tennessee. the Ohio
Vii ho ".'u , 'ne lover lake region there
5ss.L. ms sunday srd fair and coldr.
sen th ". -1ohray. Ia the upper lake ro
lcsl .',e s Weather will be unsettled witl,
saNorr'5aoNs. sunday. and fair and colder
nd ,nn.t Forecasts. Eastern New York
Nooab,,. "r'u New Eng si4nd-Cloudy. Wit,
sesrlss. 'Tat IN or sno7', to day: tomorrow
N.we moderate fel1pcratu-es
yssysr 'seS. eastern Pennsylvania and
s-aloern.- sioudy. probably rain. to-day
'.res o!"aring, moderate tempcIs,-
lsrx~pn Pennsylvania and western New
vi cu,a".n to-day: tomorrow clearing
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Fine Cotton Gloves
Reduced to .SI.75

RcdNced to $I.75
They are such soft lovely quality of
cotton-dupIex-that they seem al
most like suede.
Elbow length, tan, grey, brown,
chamois. Also strap wrist gauntlets
in the same shades, and in white.
GROUND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
4 Good Corset
for the Heavy Figure

Jof The Hcd1y FISHTe
1t is white silk brochc of heavy
quality that will give good service
The elastic inserts in front Of the
top and the unusual rcinforcements
over the hips make it particularly
we'll suited to the full and heavy
figure. 1t is daintily finished with
satin and lace. Sizes ID to 81.
SECOND FLOOR
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NewFoulardss2 .5Oyd.

NewFoulardss2. .5Oyd.
Each Spring brings many charming
new patterns but this year has brought
an even greater variety in colors lovelicr
than ever before. 40 inches wide.
Chiffon TaHeta $3.50 Yard
Another delightful silk suggestive Of
Spring frocks. Plain and two-tone
effects. 36 inches wide.
Colored Satins 1896 Yard
A fine, heavy quality. 40 inches wide.
Crepe de Chine, $3.50 Yard
Shades ofmauvc, beige, the new yellow,
green, are among the dozens Of colors
30 inches wide.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Weather Report

No,r ,s,' s's. SIS Am, Sun sets s:ss p.r
- an Moon setsl1:3e a m
,.'< '0csi Forecast Cloudy today prob
rods-s..oT s.oT or rsl1; tomorrow clearing:
,-ev.e. tempo aturcs moderate soutG-
,c,s' ,o'al Official Record.-The following Of
IS, ,ua.1.q 100 'nows tempe eratures during the
tSe co,.a.s. 'our hours. 10 comparison With
corresponding dste o, last year
a ~ - 192l 1922. 1921.
m :. p. m. IS "a
Z noon. - "a, e. ~ @
r.. Sne-i IS degrees Cst $50 D. .n); low
,rs s-,'a - "a, -. rs r. M. average. ~ sycr-
a., ..e ca last car. 80; average same
1S'' 'oF ih.st. ihroc year.. g
Humidity
"'''' 30 p. M. IS 3 p M. 81
"arometer Ecadinxs
'9.s- p. ..3o4sls ?. .so.37
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Everything for
Baby's Bath

You will find in our Infants De
partnent all the accessories of
baby's well-ordcred bath.
Folding Rubber Bath Tubs,
made Of unusually pliable heavy
rubber, with stopper to let out
water, S6.95
Folding Dressing Table, with
canvas top. A convenient height,
$4.95.
Knit wash cloths and towels,
also Terry Wash Cloths, made up
into cunning dolls and Terry batl,
towels marked "Baby."
Olive Oil CASTLE Soap, powder
and floating thermometer com
plete the list Of necessities.
An Amusing Bath Tub
One that will surely entertain
baby, no matter how he feels about
water! 1t is decorated with gay
little animals all around the top!
Very light, too, as it is made of
white papier naaehe. Moderately
priced, $12
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Beautiful Imported
Enbroideriies

Eeru and white -- aouncings made
Of organdic and batistc. a. inches
wide. $3.50 to 1926 yard,
Bulgarian colors, on such charming
organdic aouncings. AZ inches wide.
$4.95 to $3.50 yard. 4 to 8 inches
wide. 75c to $5.95 yard
Chinese Embro;dcr:cs, on net and
organdic foundations, to s inches
wide, $1.95 to $7.95 yard.
GROUND FLOOR 4
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
New French .Voiles
Are Lovely

Each day they appear adding wealth,
Of color and beauty to our Cotton
Goods Department.
Most effective color combinations
arc executed with characteristic skill
in applique and embroidered designs,
while those equally lovely are woven
with infinite dexter.ty.
To the variety Of color and designs
there is practically no end.
You will be delighted with the SC
lection and will find visit we'll worth
your WHILE $2.25 to $3.50 yard.
SECOND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Tweed Suit $3.50

It's the eapc-suit that is destined
to leadership this Spring. This
thrcc-quartcr cape cncirclcs
straight sleeveless frock The tweed
mixture is an unusual combination
of raspberry and cream with rasp-
berry bindings, belt and fringe.
Coa5-suits developed Of imported
twccds, excellent value at $3.50.
Other tweed suits, S35 to $l25
THIRD FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Wool Jersey
$1.75 yd.

1t seems as if women could never
get enough Of this most service
able material, for each day we have
hundreds of demands for it. This
is special purchase Of 1900 yards
all-wool in a Wonderful range of
sports and street colors. 81 inches
wide.
SECOND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Iwecd and Satin Block
Ribbons, >1.95 Yard

Two Toned FailIe and Satin,
$l.65 yard, Exquisite in quality and
color combinations. A value you sell
dom sec. % inches wide. Black
Circ for girdlcs or hats, 81 inches
wide, $1.1o yard
French Faille--Very Special
A beautiful quality, heavy and firmly
woven. Many lovely colors, $ Il inches,
: SOC yard; 81 inches, 75c yard;
\ 9 inches, S1.25 yard.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
CcneraI Mcather Co.d:4i

"arometer Readings
- .os.o- p. m. .3o4ss ,. M soc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

1t may be termed a favofito
fabric so adaptable is it to the
accepted straight silhouette with
its low waist'ne, beaded side
panels, bell sleeves. shoulder yoke
and last, but first in the consider
alton of the Paris drcsslnaE.ers, the
ncw oval ncckline-tho strongest
rival Of the bateau neckIiac. The
design is accomplished by beading.
In Paris's favoritc shade, beige
also brown, navy and grey, S65
SECOND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Humidity

humidity
- 50 ! y. ~. sa-a D &
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24
Party ios Miss Leech.

Miss' Mamie l.sseh.a~sa With her
sister. Miss Virgins Leech w,ll
leave Monday With Mrs Enlows
Lowery TOT q several months dst
ia Eueenads, Porto REQ. "a. the
honotee al 4 pretty eocial STAR last
saturday afternoon given by Mrs
Marguerite Wi.han
Progressive Hearts "a. the diver
siou 81 the afternoon. and the pfs'
~as given 10 Nj. Maud JohDsou
tr h,shs-t. seosa. The guest Prise
is Nice LAsch vas a miniature
suitcase SHED With toilet scessscf.
lee. Each su.st ps~esr,ed her With
note 10 he read on hossd the
stesmsr
lhs .nloss chosen Tor the ahstr
s-e yellow and white, sud otfs
ssn,h.umns effectively carried out
the caIon.
Al the tables, 4 dainty msav sas
served. Assisting the host~sr ~ete
Nisse. Murv.l Miller and Virgins
Leech
The sussts vere: MisAss Ora
Sicks. Lula Adcox. Thalms Holt.
Esnsstirs walker. Josephine Con.
lev, dorothy McCaui. MsUf John
,on, Murvsl Miller. fiuss,s Pa,lsr
.on snd Ids Clement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

Forrest Halbtoek, who lor several
months has been Working IN Detroit
hiss returned home.
Mrs, Stiti shawl. after = lew day,
visit here With relatives and friends
hiss returned % her home in Nash.
vile.
Mr. snd Mr. II : Nance and
daughter. Little Ma. Martins Eliza.
beth. slsitsd telatvss IN NASHVILLE
sunday,
Nrs. " II. Cotnrr, Of Pioneer.
La Ia here the CUES, u her mother,
Mrs. J A Alexander ADJ pthrr rsls.
tive, and friends
Mrs Osesr k-en0n AMI daughter,
Louise. OF Psris spent the week end
her. Ihe surlls II relatives and
friends
Mn Jams. Patrick and Misses
Josephsne and Gsrl,nd Patrick Of
Huntingdon. we're weekend guests
ni Fslsilyes ,hete ,..,,......,. 49,,
] q Mitchell, teller II ths sir.i
Nslionsl Bank force. .pen, Sslur.
dsv night and sunday ia Nashville
with relatives and friends
q y Gallagher. who has been
seriously Ill Tor several weeks. We
are sorry TO report IL no better Api
his recovery doubtful
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24
Local and Otherwise I

PICTURE FRAAiSG-Cook.
Studio Dickson.
Miss virsinis Payne spent satur
day In Nashville
=. Atty. 4 A, Clrmen, spent Tues;
day Ia Camden on legal business
Rev John y. Gardner, Of Indian.
spolis, Ind spent Thursday here
Misses Myr,l. Vowel and Evs
Brssssll ware guests of irlsnds IN
Nashville Tor the week end
Mrs Ray Hoain aud little peph'~
Harry. Jr. Wyun., spen, Tuesday
in Nashville.
Mrs. Sarah W,pban and aun,
Mrs. Jennie Hrsse we're recent
Nashville vlsitrr. ~..~s., ,.,,,..
Dr. J. II MA,the vs.. Who has
been confined TO hi- home Tor several
days. ia reported TO be some better
J. r.. Hssooi has contracted
with J A. smith to erect him a
six room dwelling on MeCresry
Heights, Mr. Smith will begin
work on same next week
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

M. and Mrs. Byron Boone. vhose
marriage took place recently. and
Who are TO make their home 10 thfs
city, wsrs entertained ~ honor
eoss,s Saturday evening by Mrs.
Charles Joelia At her nome on Pasis
avenue Their. we're 10 guest. pre-.
sent and each al these brought a
giis Tor The bridal ceapls The sii,s
were Of q miscellaneous character
There we're ccnteets and other
toems al sntsstainm snt. ~ Ssll ~
the serving. To decorate the home
iss The suss.s. Nu, Joslin ssed
chsysAnshe nuns and otha aosess
Of the season. Nashville Tsuness
F,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

niss Asnss Ray wsiksr. sho Il
smpsoyed q Hohsavald spent the
week end hess the guest Of hes
parents. Dr. and My. D. y. walker,
Mr.. and Ar Claude Hoopef re-
turned Saturday from . isv days
visit VIII the TURNER'S bretasss,
Bow snd Harry and thar families
at Coivsr. Pa.
Mrs.. q y Gallagher feesived
void Tuesday mosnius u the s0d
den death oi her brotasf. Rev. Rai-
90 Cooss which occurred st sls
nome in Mckgen,
Dr. Ch.- Barnett 81 q, Wayne,
lpd y here The suest u hi. sister.
Mr. 4 d Aecrtsry and o,hss
rsIalivss and ,risnds and taking h'-
ANIMAL easil hnnt
Au e L. Lowry and 500. R,w.
land. Mics Mamie Lsseh. Ms g. l.
Bo1idln ard 500. Roger. spent
Tresdsy al Cumberland Furnace
the guests Of Mrs. Z H Stone
Mr Keith Psdse,.. after a viii
here With hsr mother. Ma. Maggie
Dull. and other relatives aud frisnds
has returned to be, home 10 Mem
phiA, she wss accompanied home
by her sister. Ars Willie Jones.
The Charlotte Parent. Teachers
Association vilI bold ito regular
meeting 10 the High School build.
ing Tuesday night. Nov -. All
members are urged TO attend ,hsss
ADD make them helpful 40
veil ss MISUNDERSTANDING.
The psrsnt.Tssehep Association
wlll meet nexi Wednesday AFTER
noon. Nov. 29th. 81 8 o'clock 10
the club rooms 81 the fret Ns,ioo
OIL Bans All msnbsrs are urged
TO be- present. Subject, Rscres.
ton in the Home. Round table
discussion.
B"f HeftIidn after Il f-~, asse'
vial, here ~ith relatives aud friends
has returned TO hi. nom. al Boyle
Mlas. He reports business good in
Ina, section On sccoun. oil cotton
bringing good prics.
Rev J w Dsshsso, who Tor the
past tire. years vss pastor Of the
N. x Church ~ this place bu, at
The annual conference held last
month At MoLemo,-svills. he trans
Irfred ~ the West Tennessee Con
|ereGce .! the N, Y Church. south.
Ant has been given work 90 the
Tfrtnit In Croettir'c county.
Miss Jennie Petty vas takec to .
Nashville hospital Tuesday Tor ex,
animation and treatment She vas
injured several weeks ago when Q
west bound freight train demoiish
nd the automobile che and several
Others we're IN on Main street oross.
lnx mere
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

Az exc~llen. list oi books has
hssa borro Sed from ~. Tennessee
stare Library ~ tAs Twentieth
Csctury Club n Dsessou The list
I. complete ard covsr mnst sny
sub,sc, aes',-a and are BY The best
su.nors
Anyone desiring 70 rsad th@sc
hs,aks Gao Do 30 by becoming =
M inter D. ,Ne &et Cen,nry Club.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

Tr~&asy afternoon. Tire Lutheran
woman's Missionary SOCIETY held
il, THANK .O6rrins mrrs NJ sItb the
President. M~ cbu Eatgs m
appropriate Thsnssgiving program
rs carried out, ny Mt-danAs u.
n. Mei-r4ary. r. P. Harley and
Lisale Badge Don.gan F@ The
e!n.lns uun bet, Mrs. |. e. a.if rs~d
"Tne 9th al Gold. sii.s which the
n.itt boxes ve,s opened. Al tie
close oi the meeting . .eclal 30 ~
vas sn;oyed and ssiresh nsnts wrs
SERVED.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24
First Presby'eri Church.

The pastor subjects Al snnococ.
al TOT nsxt Sunday arr ~ iollovs.
Al II .. 10. hs theme u d,seouras
v,li be "rhaasssiv,ns." ADd In the
evening .. 10 clock bio soe.ss, viii
b. ia Lis Worth While"
The general public hss . cs,sdiat
Invitation and . s~arty Welcome -
Publicity Dir-csns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

\ Al<x Esoas y % tAs siek lss
sn9efsns sn attach II p0sa1smia,
FOR sALk--l97i Rssd resraas
Css sith starter ami oil ssuipGsats,
In COED copdisioa price ta7kW
CASH Also soms h0us<hcad goods.
Ses farther lstnEmAtsaa Zee W l..
Saga os 'phoss 10 Comb.
. PkR CENT AOsKY-uaSisf
Baaksss Reserve sysssn 9 per csns
loans may BE- s<cu,-st 90 city or
isfm property. 10 Auy. build, in.
prove. x p.y indssts6ns~ Bant-
ere Reserve Deposit Compssy. ie%s
csllicrnis Street. Drnves, Colorado.
Dr. and Mu. g. l. Bsaldin had
boz their guests. Ars T. l. Lowry.
Mrs W. II Co,nes. Pioneer. La:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anders~p:
Mrs. James Patrick. Hun,insdca,
Dr.. and Mrs II. Weaver, Bridge
vAs played at too tables. Dr.
Weaver uakins highest % ne, Mrs.
Bo1ldin was assisted in serving by
Mn Patrick.
Senator ]. A. Clement sp<n, Sat.
urday in Lebanon the sasss oi bic
son Archie. Who ] = attending
Cumberland University. Red a.
be 10 tsmilisriy known by bic school
mates and football fans. 10 one OF
the star football players On be
school team and bis father witness.
ed he game Saturday between
Cumberland univessity and ,hs
Bailey School oi Chattanooga. re-
sultins in q score Of II to 0 In favor
oi the iormsr.
NJ. and Mrs. D. T. Pinieston
returned Monday from q lev ldsy.
vi.it With rela,ives and friends .,
Browns Bsod 10 Hickman County. |
While there Mr. Pinterton celsbrat.
ed HE II birthday 81 we're pre-
en-, and partook OF the beautiful
repas, which vac served 10 the
residence shsfe be add BIZ. wife
yer. united 10 marriage 81 YEAR,
'Sfo' II To- 1realsss To sag that iAe
occasion was greatly enjoyed by
oil pressn, and especially by Mr.
aud Mrs Pinksrton.
One oi the moot pleasant oc-
cassions enjoyed IN . long time ny l
those present vas . diuner given nv
Mrs. D. r. Sell. a, her lovely home
on Centre avenue last Ibursday. to
q member oi her rirlhood irisnds
q d school ms,e. Those present
we're: M..dsmes W. r eensirs.
George Wright, Elisabeth Thomas.
Bulah Smith. 3 K. Muuy. " A
Sttf, i1rnr '&tnsscsa:: NJ Mtswth.
.nd D b. Coleman The hc.tses
vas verT ably sssis,ed in entertain
ing by Mrs.. High Wynn. md M!.s
Fay Bishop. When the hour TOT
separation came all pronounced II
the knd Of = Perfect bay"
Mr.. and Mrs, X, L. Rice have
returned irom II. Louis and Chic.
ago, where they spent several days
studying the spring and sommsr
styles 10 ladies sinGham dsesees.
NJ Rice 10 manager Of the Dickson
kAincos, Co.. and besides manu-
featuring the celebrated 'Sealion
Slicks-" they manufacture one Of
the best ready.to- wear dres~es on
the marie, end are In great demand
Ns Rice iniorns us they are|
enjoy Ing exceedingly good businsss
In their Raincost line and judging
from ,hs orders being booked for |
dresses prospects are bright for
tn. best business ever experienced
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

FOR sALE--so acres st head n
Little Jone. Creek; 30 acsss ti0ss
land bslsnce will grow .cSscco: oil
under kncs $500 cash, ~ -
hsesshl. notss II interested, ~
ply 10 Mr. n Z CurYy. ~ No
C~.F Heights. D,ci 200, Tssa-
CumheYl.nd ,paone VI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-24

.ashidden 90 cor lsn1. Tv~sessssss
sill ~ prosecuted 10 The luG -.
tea, M lte is~. l.. y. Handlers.
Robert Fish.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Miss Ryan Now
I'm Seni.Final
AT Middlesex
American Girl Defeats Miss
STAFFORD; Mrs. Mallory
Is Victor in Doubles

cUfsWICK. England. June BY
Tho Associated Press. ~ l4ias hlizA-
beth RYAN. Of San Francisco won her
match In the womcn's singles for the
Widdlcsex tennis championship. de-
feating Miss Stafford. 81. g;
In The women's doubles Mrs. Mollh
Biurstedt Mallory. the American woman
champion. and Miss Edith Sigourney'
~ poston. defeated the Misses Marret
"a pest %. Cd. In the mems
douhles Asthnlter and Crawley de-
feated stowe and owen. 6-2. 6 Z.
Mrs Mallory and Miss sigourney
later reached the semi-hnals IN the
women's doubles by defeating Mrs.
Praash and Mrs. McDougall, GO 60
In the semi-hnals Of the men :
doubles J. V. Gilbert and 5. NJ Doust
defeated Asthalter and Crawley. ne
score OF the hrst set was 90 after
which Crawlcy was forced 70 abandon
the game because OF an attack OF Jun
Miss Ryan also reached tho semi
anal, hy disposing Of Miss STAFFORD a
promising young English girl. Sno VIII
neYt meet Mrs. Peacock, former cham
pion Of india.
NEXT week Mrs. Mallory will play IN
the North London ehampionships'
where she hopes 10 meet MTs' seam
ish again. Mrs. Beamirh defeated the
American champion yesterday. Mrs.
Mallory said 10 the correspondent TO-
day: "I'm going to follow Mrs. Beam
ish until ! beat her
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Clerk Sought in Jewelry
Theft Caught in Newburg
Hotel Employee Disappeared
After S25. 900 Gems Van
ishcd From Desk

Erncs, Hill. thiriy-three years old,
who described himself ns clerk. was
arrested last night at Newburgh. n. y,
b. Detective Stanley. o. West Forty
seventh STREET police station. and Cap
tain John IT, Vaughan. Of the Burns
Detective Agency. charged with having
stolen jewelry valued At $4,000 from
Mrs. Clenent Warddcll. n guest NJ the
Hotel Wentworth. 30 West Forty-siyth
Street. on the night Of May Ia. Hill
was locked up ~ Police Headquarters
last night charged with grand larceny.
The o0licc say that Hill. who is also
said 10 be known as Charles Hiles,
Frederick sampson and Digger Hill
got hin job ns night clerk nt the hotel
on false letters of recommendation.
on the night OF May II, Mrs. Wnrdel
SAYS. she handed the clerk n gold mesh
bar containing money and jewelry to
taiing $4,000. An hour later Hill dis
appeared from the hotel, and when a
search was made OF the deposit vault
Mrs. Waddell's property was missing.
Information Of the missing jewels
was given 10 the Detective Bureau. and
on May 81 the police arrested Henry
Goldberg, who is alleged TO have made
a confession involving Hill and giving
the latter's address in Newburgh.
when arrested, the police say, Hill had
IN his possession jowelry valued at
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Bank Clerk Blames
HoId-Up Arrest to
Spite of Detectives
Irving TO Aid Chase, Carter
Saws. When Police Asked
"Who Let You In?" Held
After Pleading Innocence

Vincent M. Carter. OF 555 Bainbridge
Street. Brooklyn. teller in the Chat
ham and Phcnix National Bank. who
vas arrested Wednesday night as enc
OF four hold-up men and got 1921 and
a box OF cigars at tobacco shop at
i5lO Broadway. Brooklyn, reiterated
his denial Of guilt and threat
ened those responsible for his arrest
with a civil suit.
lie was held in $500 bail in Gates
Avenue police court and sent to Ray
mond Street Jail. Bail probably will
be furnished by his brother. Clement
c. Carter. who is the New York repre-
sentative OF a metal corporation OF the
Middle West
The young man under arrest II the
son Of r. c. Carter. n Trinidad planter
and leather merchant and Is a graduate
OF ST. Mnry's College. He believes his
arrest resulted from too keen an in
terest IN the pursuit OF the robbers, Of
which he was witness.
He was descending the stairs Of .hc
elevated station at Halsey street, he
said. when he heard some one yell,
Thief An automobile sped past con
tnining three men. nj which q police
man hred two shots. A man standing
on the corner poered after the car and
apparently noted its license number on
bit Of paper.
Carter said he followed the crowd
and heard a detective say that men
were riding in the rear seat OF the au-
tomobile. Carter. who had seen the
fight. denied this. and was rebuked by
the detective who wanted to know, "Who
let you in"
A fellow detective. he continued, di-
rected Alter Rubenstein. proprietor Of
the store which was held up. 20 take
good look at him, after which Ruben
stein pointed him out as one Of the rob
bers and he was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
To Head Shipping Board
Year Longer, Says Lasker
Prom The Tribunss Washington Bprean

Prom The Triburss Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, June In denying
reports that he was TO leave the ship
ping Board soon, Chairman LA'ksr to-
day declared that he would remain
with the board for at least another
year
when / accepted the chairmanship
Of the Shipping Board year ago
Chairman Lasker said, assured
President Harding that ] would remain
long enough to bring order out OF
chaos and to see permanently estab-
lshsd the American merchant marine.
I told him | would give my best sery-
ices toward assisting In the formation
Of a stable government policy on the
merchant marine" ,
Asked II this could be accomplished
within the next six months, Chairman
Lasker said that he felt sure that he
would be on the job at leas, another
year.