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New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Prices of heat
Rise Slightly as
Supplies Decline
Advance in Liverpool
Market Also a Factor;
osc lis Unchanged
io s Cents Net Higher

CHICAGO, Oct. so. Decreasing sup
piies Of wheat in the United stases,
together with advancing prices at I.iv-
erpool. led 10 something of an upturn
to-day in the wheat market here. The
ciesing was firm, as tho same as satur.
days finish, 20 fsc higher. Corn finished
a shade eff, to &c gain; oats skc
lower TO &c up, and provisions vary
ing from &c decline to d rise OF sse.
Tnspircd by unexpected strength in y.lv.
erpoei quofatfonas wheat traders mere took
generally 10 the buying side at tho open
sng. Many OF the ea:-Sy buyers howeyer
eocn switched 80 selling hccause OF re-
porte that the dry area OF the weatern
Winter crop belt had beer given some
Corn and cats were relatively easy an
result of prospective enlarged receipts
OF corp soon. Heavy shipments OF lard and
yssatff made tbc provision market average
higher despite lower quotations on hogs
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Coffee Futures
Country Proesrca

creamery ser b1sssrp bHesepts We're 1909 packages.
= dSs0r' seSgsTsss etSSgsTtsss 55s tsSs
saues score 41is 1sissgss5sc centralized cars. 90
sss5s ssSsse % score e ssg e 4os ,.ola s.
srss sss@s7ae sS, !, unsalted, higher than s'ose ey.
soc nrs}ss 81 4s ss5tTas, seoesss ss score
lower grades. S5@56c: held or ~ stnrs 90 e. G.
aarrelaamery, arla high scoring 44s 45c; eStrsa
ss.35sc; state dairy tubs, finest .sm 3eg y
- 479c . good d to prime, 41a451se; common as "
,p,s 10 sairs "a M$s@soc; g ladies'. current make ex
o. o. a Qssa; lower grades. 3o0s1c; paebing,
stock. stock. current make, No i, ssc; No 3. sIes:
lover grades, 27030c - - 'Ae'
se1s aorh state fats. Juno specials. po1na
York atasa fsts faYssags sss., run s5 02sc New
fsssfss psistss rS9 ss. 5sa ,s,s ss
Eggs Receipts were: II ~. y 1Ssae. oa.ss r,
trsts. mssa. Ss@soe rs.s 4s@54e: seconds 'a e
a, alIiies, No. /. 26R27c; No 3 and mereu naore-
ss9p2sc; s9s checiss poor to choice, dry. Ites Isa
- .sc. rs;,s,igerator extra nssts. charges paid
seconds and daiss poorss e aasrsts sa@sss
local eandlins is@soc;' refrissrsta.. seesss.
ass Ssse elssr asssroy Ws.,s2a $780, 10
Tor ter eil innlersion process nearby WIZ
$3.50 Soseoo; Paciiio Coast. whitss 4s@afa: MSrss
Hyss =, oloNt ana Hlxec, 220ayc. fresh
NsW Jersey, hennery whites ncandiad
extras. ss9s2c; nearby hennerv ,nhitsa'
extras. local eandied. s2c; nearby sna
nearby Western hennery whites. ayeraaa
es essIas ,ss@ssc; extra frsts. 77@ aa,.
nrsts, , 7o875c;. nearby gathered wSt,ss nvs'
lmsls aaN % extra frsts T0@78c; under rraaes
ssaWeec, ssosV. pallets GEES. 459s7c: PaeIfa
ysee wiises, r exeras, sa9s6c: extra nrsts
ofher Neszern and Southern. ratgsrs5i
WhiIee. 1s9ssc; New Jersey hennaru
,,-o, bro oWns. ssss9gsoc; other nearby henaery
:, Potatoes-stats, $50 lbs. sass. ye-,s.,
aals s.as, s5 lISo@aso Iss as L Iso lbs, ss5
s.Is; sweets, Jeraay, bsi. SOC aSx1 *. "
II Dbl. si'asU Ui.asaEsl. and Nd. bsk. 80
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.
NOTICE 10 HOLDERS OF

gold bonds Of the Philadelphia Conpanys
Dated March J. 1899. As
Stamped in accordance With u contract
between philadelphia Company and Ths
Proyident Life and Trust Company of Phila-
pflia, Trustee. dated July 10. 1917. providing
for sinking fund with respect 30 sad
bonds:
NOTICE is hereby given 20 the aforessd
hondholders that Provident Trust Company
of Philadelphia has been appointed srcess-
sor Trustee under the above recited Sns5ns
Fund Contract. said appointment having
taken effect upon October :. 1892. sini1ltsn5-
oEsly with the taking effect OK the resigna-
tion of The Proyident I.Ee ard Trust Gems
pany as Trustee under said Contract.
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
BY W. b.. CARSON, Secretary.
Dated. Pittsburgh Pa
0ctohcf 2S. 1928.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
PATENTS COMPANY

You are hereby notified thar tha annual
meeting of the stockholders of Assoeistsca
Patents Company will be held on Wednsss
day, November 1st, 1922, at three o'clcek
in the afternoon ct the Office of said corr.
pany, in the Marlin-Roockwel Building. ne:
3sS Madison Avenue, IN tho Borough oT
Manhattan OF the City Of New York IN tiis
State of New York, for the purpose ot
esecting directors for the ensuing year ana
for tho transaction of such business ~
may come before the meeting.
ALFRED REEVES Secretary.
New York City, Oct. 23. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Selling Pressure
Undernlirles Prices
On Curb Exchange
Standard Oils Are Subjected
TO Profit Taking and In
dependents Rule Easier;
EndustriaIs Hold Steady

Prices turned downward after short
period Of dull trading on the Curb
market yesterday. Selling pressure,
helped along by profit taking, resulted
in an easier tone in the oils, while IN
dugtrials held fairly steady.
Standard Oils were In supply, Vac
uum losing 15 points, Standard of In
diana more than points and Magnolia
Petroleum points. Independents ruled
easier, but Midwest Texas and some
Of the lower priced shares were firmer.
Continental Mines rallied fractionally
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Surar Fytures

The price trend OF futures moved rather
opening point lower to an advance of !
point and closing 9 points higher to n
aecitne OF points. Sales were estimasad
tilted with European interests was a pood
nnyer OF December and March contracts
,ere there seemed to be little pressure in
Wnole the market held steady, brokers'
marking time, waiting fresh developments
IN me cost and freight market.
The range Of prices. c..
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Coal Roads Make
Poorest Showing
In September Net
Effect of Strike Reflected
in Heavier Operating Ex-
penses; Average Earnings
Expected To Be Lower

September railroad earnings made
pubic yesterday showed that the roads
carrying general merchandise did bet
ter as a whole than those whose chief
item Of traffic was coal. The effect of
tho shipments strike was also seen in
heavier charges to operating account.
The Chesapeake 4 Ohio, known as
q coal carrying road, had a net oper-
ating deficit Of s74,s53. However. the
burlington, which carries products Of
the farms to large extent, also did
poorly, with a decrease Of s1,741.2s8
in net operating income.
In rail circles it is estimated that
total net for September will not much
exceed $60,o0o,00O, compared with s5s,-
579,799 in August and ss7.174.oOo in
September, 1921.
Roads reporting Yesterday yyere.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
TEMPORARY BOND
Bearing the dlstinsuishiug lesssrs TM


Uron surrender of each Of the above i;sted
bonds so drawn for redemption al the ofice
ct J! z Morsan & Co., Sinking Fund Trus.
tees 20 Wall Street. New York, on or after
laansTy 2. 1929. payment viii be made Of
ise reoenpson. price of 1856 OF the prin.
etpa! sum. All such drawn coupon Bonds
surrendered mus. have attached the eounons
maturing July I, 1923. and subseuuantIy.
~ sueh drawn registered Bonds must Be
duly assigned in blank. The coupon on saeh
drawn COUPON Bonda due January /. t9s3
may be detached an.. collected ana the i,ss
ssress then due on sieh drswr temporary
Bond will be paid in accordance with the
tsrns thereof. Interest will cease on Al,
s:,sa sch drawn Boads from ard after Jannary /.
iSSs- Any OF such drawn bonds NAV BE-
converted into stock Of the Corporatior. ss
provided In the aforesaid Indentt,rc on or
before January z. 1925, the said date Of
psynens of the rcdenpsien price.
Dated, October 50. 1922.
CERRO DE PASco COPPER
CORPORATION.
BY III. Esq AosAxs, Ty~zswyey.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Cotton Statistics

NIFerpo0I sabses-Spot cotton In good
demand st az points advance; mlddiing,
1a;46d. Sales, 10000 bales. American 4.
poo bales. Imports, 1000 balso: none
American. Futures were due o to Ia nni,ts
higher. They opened firm at II to "a
potnts advance and closed steady ct a net
a9Vance OF 26 TO "a points. Closing: Octo-
Der. 1910; December, 1885: January.
I3.Snc; March. 1850; May 1s47c; July,
a%.apc. a;.. Manchester: Yarns, Irregular:
rioths IN more demand. The II O'clock
nlds cahled 10 Liverpool follow. Decen1-
per, 2s.49c; January, 2t2sc; March 243sc.
May, 24.25c; July, 2S.agc
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

] Ed. A<Eel
Ke9ly spr pr saSs S.
Keak & D N 4 6
do pr ..,.. 20
Kresge S S. .1a5 i5S
! do pr 80. .ll2ls
kress pr .1io 100
ligg g. II pr.llSis lss
do j ... zoo 275
Lima Loco pr.lis -
L-W Is LIST prte3H 1fo
do I'd pr. lis lto
Lor.llard pr. .l20 lsa
| Mackay Cos .leo& ids
do ~ -. 6Ss. es
Mallinson pr. IS Oh
Man Sug pr. 70 81
| Manhat Roach q Il
Mar st Rs..s 5A @
Max Motor CT lA II
do lst pr ct !
do I'd pr ct i -
Mich Central ..sts s5o
MSP&SSM pr 65 ee
NJ x 4 7. y 10 II
| Mont Pow or. ies los
Morris & Es. 20 SO
Mullins By pc IA e5
Nash Motor. te& zoe
do pr .... los 5lA
Nash & Chat. lis 52a
Nat Bis pr12t 1885
Nat CT a s. 50 595
n e & $ pr. ss tos
Nat Lead N AZ Ia
NRR nj Is. pr I, 10
Nyc&sI ist, 20 100
n Y fsarlesl,. TOE IF
N a l.. a NJ. 1915
~ u Shisblas. 80 16
n Easls r. pfs 100
Norfolk So 5S5a lSt
Nor Cont .., -
SaraaHy feM -
Ont Silver q
ORA Cire ps ~
Otis Eiesa pr - l
Otis Steel pr. IS ussl
Ossegs Bet pr:loSA q.
Pan r q n.
do pr ..,. s2h u
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
TO HOLDERS OF
GERR0 De pkSGo COPPER
CORPORATION

io-Yaar Convertible Sinking Fund sss
Cold Bonds Due 1891 Issued Under
indenssre Dated January /, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
provisions Of Section of Article -Four of the
Jndsntare mentioned above. between Cerro de
Pasco Copper Corporation and Columbia Trust
Compsny, Trustee, Bonds, outstanding under
said Indenture bearing the serial numbers
clow listed, have been drawn for redesaption
as OF January !, 1923 at 1867 OF the prin-
cipai sum thereof, viz:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
FINANCIAL
American Can Co.

will purchase n limited amonns
of its I5-year SO Gold Deben.
ture Bonds, maturing 1928, al
991a and accrued interest
Bonds may be presented TO First
National Bank, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

ro,nt sto.. -, Bid. Ask. Yield.
es, 1a5@-'si 1os Aso
Joint Stock Land Bank so
ehs. l95l-1a3I. .10an 1osA Ara
Joint Stock Land Bank
6s. 1939-1e24. aeX tnex lss
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 63as, I96l-Ia31 ,oen 1sS
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank S. I937-1e4o ssE tooN Ats
Chicago Joint Stock Land 0o
Bank 6s, 1S51-Io51 ,1oah 1osn Aso
Chicago Joint Stock Land f''
Bank 5s. 1s52-19s2, yosn AK,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Bid and Asked

following are The closing bid ana
asked quotations of stocks listed on an an
Stock Exchange in which thera wars
no transactions yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Bia. AnAes]

Bid. Asked
Adams Exp. rs 7aF
Adj Rsmely p- As 491
Alb & Sus. .la4
Alley West. .l0ess
All Am Cable.ilfS lse
ALI Realty :. Il
A G Dye pr.li2 ia
| Al Chain pr. eS ss
.Amat Sugar. ;. 81 ~
A Pk Nota pr S3S IS
Am Rect S pr. 9Sis 80
Alb s & r pr.lli l12
Am Chicle pr %
Am Coal -. e5
Am Ice pr. SS 90
Am Malt & q "a \
Am aRadia pr. .ll9
A S & II pr. .iGs 1927;
Am st Fly pr.io4 l041!
A w w I pr. rs SO
Am Wool pr.lo9 Ill
Am Wr Pa pr 2s 81
A z & u pr. 524a 5i
Ann Arbor :. Is q
Art Metals. Is I5s;
Assets ri Co. IL lH
Atlantic Pet. % 25
Allan Ref pr.1i7 lis
Atias Pow pr 80 o.
Atlas Tack !. i7A rs
Aus Mich pr. SO SgH
Auto Sales Co 4 aN
do pr 49,. Is l5S
Raid Loco pr.ite1S U1a
Barnet Lea. :. 81 60
40 pr ..... 90
Barnsdall u. 81 SO
Batcp!,ss NJ. u ~
Basrk Bra pr. lis 13e
Beech Creek Sa,a
d Nut pr. tey
scsl, Ssesl lrss 81 sTssi
Roots Fish Y. s
Br Etap S.i iii i1i
do Ist III. ssts V
Hrpwn eii ps s5 %
ts,.f1 IA Il ~ ga ~ ~
do rs ~ az
Bun " SHs. rs sS
sts ay ~. ~ u
Husns Eytcr pFs - 1H &
3'ssh Term = 100
sse 20
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

i Bid. ASIA
Tactic Coast. 10 .
do Isl pr. 81 3
do I'd pr. is %
iPae Tel q T. s. g
Par & BiBg.. II
Pcnnes J C pr. leo 10y
Peoria G. u. II s
Phil Jones pr % s.
piIfs Coal pr ss1s les
tP r w a CHS
do pr ..s..lsi 7
iPitts Steel pr 90 81
Y & W Va pr Is es
Post Ger pr. 100 lis
EPr 81 Car pr. sate 100
Up o s pc pr os esM
Rys Sec -. II
iHeis lst pr. IS 3
Rem T lst pr IS y
/ do Cd pr. J. 60 y
EReyn FOB Il. so
Rutland n pr, IS ia
lSesrs hoo pr. iesA =
IS-S . 4 I pr -
is r u Su pr "a ea
lspicsr u pr. 80
jSfand asiil ~ esA 81
.lStsel Tube pr rs s.
fStgsa b s sfslsa lee
lSap Steel pr. &
ss1sdewaser 0ilf53 isb e
Trans q rs 3 sa% s
s1wip City 4 7 b7ss ss
Ia pr M
|sIadcr ~ ps.ils liz
I9a3 Bas IS r. ssas e
IN Tank i1sS ~
do pr ....li0 w
III lgsr ST. .iso iSs
tfa sss .i12
igs DrBK 1T ~ Il S
Its & AL prs leo R
~ s s. 6 n III ~. g
Iy s TeA pt, liza
" Raal St ~ 90 8.
va 4 a q Wsh Sa !
do sf .S1 ~ sss
Va r. g. 7, ~ . ~. '
wtisoa ca 81 &e
wP 4 II Dt 4 50
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Stocks Ex Dividend

oats. Name, u r,
Nov. American Bank Note Co..
nov. a---Amer-l.a France Fire Eng. u
NoYs l-Amer Radiator Co pf. (,
NOV. !0---American Tobacco Co.
Nov 10 do common b.
NOV. Amer Watcrworils & Electric
Co inc vot tr Is ist pf 10;
NoV ll--Asso Dry Goods Corp LIST pf. K
NOV. Il Go I'd s1
nov !-Beechnut Packing Co, ternp. a
nov. Burns Bros. A.............e A. eM
Nov. L. do tB...3. Is.
Nov Io-central n ], Co Of N i..:... :"
get. Sl--Coluinbia Gas Sc Electric. 49,. lS
Oct. Sl-Conn Ry 6 Lighting. ...... Z
Cct' Si- do pf. ...... IL
NOV. s-Consolidated Gas Co OF II Y..t
Sct. o!-Gorn Exchange Bank.
nov. I-Detroit United Ry u
NOV. s-lilinois Central r Co... Jas
nov. Iron Products Corp pf
Nov. l---Marni Copper ca ~ SA' =,
0cl. ai-"Norfolk & Western adj pf.
NOV. i-Pennsylvania r R.... a.
Sov. d--Pttshurgh & w Va Ry of Z
Oct. 31--PuIiman Co. q
NOV. i-S!nclair Consol OIL Corp pf
oct. 31--Southern ny Co pf AZ
Oct. 31--Stewart-warner sneeaor,at.. ~
Nov. a-superior Steel Corp LIST pr.
Nov G--Union Tank Car Co. iM
Nov W., ~ pa -. ',-;,.',''......... ia
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
NOTICE

Or October 50. 1922. Caupon Bnns. ~
Presir,s drawings bearing The disting1sishingy
irf'tr and the following ses;a, ransbers.
uere still uDyefeezess: =
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

! Ed. Asked.
s'isterick Co. 1883 20
Caddo Oil SIX .
Gal Pet pr. 90 as
Sal & Ar.z.. S4ss t5
Tan Southern. 50 rs
Carson Kill. !. 10
Case J ] pr. IS no
Cetsain ist pr 100
Shi 4 Alt pr AZ A,s
IN & E H.. ss ss
ISSPM& o prlea los
. G Z 6 s l. 7s IS
DO pr ..... 81 90
I0 4 Pitts. 20
S.uett Pea pr. loo ios
gea Sisar pr. stis S2ss
ICON Dist -. u &
icon Gas Bait - lla
Cont Can pr.i9y
T & r pr. .Iis I32
Gesden pr *. 100 l0ox
lCrex Carpat... 30 40is
Deere Co pr. 72 T5
1Det II \ sw. 81
tpet Mack ). Is
4 do pr ... 40
Det Tn RR. 20
I'D 5 3 & A.. 2is s
90 pr 8 6
Ipurhai,, Hos. 81
do pr -. 7aN ~
Esss Kodak. 8sgs So
Do rr -. s0s =
IElkhofft G pr. ss so
Erie & Pitts. 81. =
Fam Play pr. aslA "a
| Fisher BY pr.ii2 ia
Castor sfnls., x II
iGea Eak,tis .lsg :. 6
de nr & .si2
sli9 rrt eb.f0s lu9
Ns3iislsId @ ps 40
ifissf Wat IT.
iHsliae q w te5
stc IT 49, t07
IIpstsaf Ref pf sfls
Int g n Y s2!s 20
Ast Hsr pr III ilsH
lint raptr pg SIS ii9
Dc ps s,pd SO rs
I|snt SAT- .,.. I :
n! Sol u s,ss 81 I ssss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

Southern Spot Markets--Galyesto steady.
unchanged at 23.9oc; sales 2,475 bales'
Mew y. ": Orleans steady, 81 points higher It t
3S.6ac; sales 4,45S bales. Mobile steady IL
points higher at 23.50c; sales I,038 bales.
savannah steady. unchanged at 2s.ssc:
seles 4ol bales, Norfolb steady, unchanged
at S4o; sales 7s5 bales. Augusta steady.
unchanged at 23.8Sc; sales co bales
Memphis firm. rs points higher at c3.75c:
sales sale S.4oo bales. Houston steady, un.
changed at 23.76c: sales 5.622 bales. Littis
Roek steady. unchanged at 2s25c; saies
s.IS9 >, bales. Dallas steady, unchanged at
s3.Soc; sales 1851 bales. MontkomerF
firm. unchanged Mt 20 e2c; sales 1oi bales'
Fort Worth steady, unchanged at 2ssoe:
sales 4.404 bales
Cottonseed Oil
,oncat, Ihs m market for cottonseed Oil eSper-
despite tenders Of about 5000 bills on No J.,
Vennoer contracts. on buying by strong in :
forests and influenced by frrnness in the
eruoe position. There was quite active
profit taking on the advance and a good
y nsaI hsep OF selling by these who have
In prices. but while there was O partial
reaction, closing quotations were to II
points net higher. Total sales were 80. :
600 bb!s, The range OF prices '''
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Standard Oils

1900 Anslo-Am Oil. aob 2o1s aoB soM
SOC % atlantis Atlantio ho9os 1 'P = % g g
175 Galena Signal. So SO SO So
1880 Imp OH Can. .t16ia 11s& ia l14R
80 80 1nd1sha Ilinos 2 BIZ. L,.1aa1 ~ 15S5h 1as
10 pn,G prairie sc. sss sss sss &C., ss,
215 Prairie Pipe. ESQ $50 2T0 2T1
so So Penn Oil....1g9 100 1876 lSJ
200 s OIL of Cal wi SO Gs 50 80
1880 on OF Ind. .12a l22 11sA 10
600 on OF KY. .1osts 1883 10s los
5000 OIL N J w l.. 4sM 42h ttys 42N
so S Oil of N 1862 $50 558 S5s
200 do i...... 4sH 48A 47M 47is
1Ss Vacuum Oil. .se6 sss s5l esi
24o0 do W 1900. 4a3s 42ts 41K 41A
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Sugar Stocks
Hcates OF Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notea
New York City Bonds

acceptable in payment of Federal IN
on she dates OF maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
M s c eIlaneo Mark is

Form, Rate. Maturity. BID, Ask. Yield
Reg coup {serial) 4hs
1a23-193a .... 40 A1o
Reg coup (serial) <ks
l923-i9SI .4 43n An
New York State Bonds
ISSUED In coupon ana reg,stered rorr,
terable.
Form Rate. Maturity. Bid. ASK. Yield
Canni and Highway SIS.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

8
n 4
10 n y
- a5 ss
TX
81 ", s6
) sak.
III
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Foreign Bonds

'ta, safes stocks, 6a6. shares.
'tai sales bonds. $l,os9.o0O.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Grain Prices
Corn

4 esLefoay S PREVIOUS
close lose close.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-12
LIST OF PATRONESSEs
FOR DEBUTANTE RAIL-.

The list OF patronesses for the
Debutante Ball to be given at the
New Willard on April 90 includes
Mrs. Warren G. Harding. Mrs. Cal
vim Coolidge. Mrs. william H. Taft
Mrs. Charles f. Hughes. Mrs. HUI
bert Work. Mrs. John w. Weeks
Mrs. Henry c. Wallace, Mrs Robert
Woods Bliss. Mrs. Guy D. Con-, Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. Mrs. J.
Mayhem Wainwright, Mrs. James J.
Davis. Nine. Jusserand. Lady
Geddes. Nine. Riano, Nine. Bryn
Nine. Cespedes. Mrs. Minnegerode
Andrews. Mrs. Charles J. Bell. Miss
Mabel Boardman. Mrs. John c. Boyd
Mrs. Louis d. Brandeis. Mrs. Fred
erick H. Brooke. Mrs. william NJ
Bullitt. Mrs. william NJ. Calder
Miss Helen A. Cannon. Mrs. Arthur
Capper. Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs
Fred bennett. Mrs. Henry'F. Dimock
Mrs. John Allen Dougherty. Mrs
Coleman du Pont. Mrs. H. Wilfred
DuPuy. Mrs. George Ehle. Mrs
Stephen =. Elkins, Mrs. Milton C.
Elliott. Mrs. Wade Ellis. Mrs. Glib
son Fahnestock, Mrs. Charles NJ
Ffoulke, Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons
Mrs. William Eric Fowler. Mrs
Hampson Gary. Mrs. Charles Glover
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. Mrs
George f. Hamilton. Mrs. Charles
s. Hamlin. Mrs. Joseph Hampson
Mrs. Edward Hartman. Mrs. David
Jayne Hill. Mrs. Richard s. Hin.
Mrs. Frank s. Hight. Mrs. George
D. Hope. Mrs. Charles r. Howry
Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs. B. p.
Jones. Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs
Frank Kellogg. Mrs. Albert I.asker
Mrs. Julian Latimer. Mrs. John A.
Lejeune. Mrs. Charles L. McCaw-
ley. Mrs. Frederick D. McKenney
Mrs. Horace Mcfarland. Mrs. John
Mesta. Mrs. Francois Berber Moran
Mrs. Lee s. Overman. Mrs. Francis
S. Nash. Mrs. Truman II. New
berry. Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard. Mrs
Truman Palmer. Mrs. George Pep
per. Mrs. G. S. Patton, jr.. Mrs. Key
Pittman. Mrs. cuno Rudolph. Mrs
Stanley .Rinehart. Mrs. Robert ~
Stanfield. Mrs. Howard Sutherland
Mrs. George Sutherland, Mrs. JOS
eph f. Thropp. Mrs. A. Pembroke
Thorn. Mrs. DeCoursey Wright
Thorn. Mrs. Willis Van Devanter
The Washington herald., 1922-04-12
EVERY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
REPRESENTED IN PAGEANT.

Every Episcopal church In WASH
ineton il to have a representative. Of
THE Cross Triumphant In it's con-
gregation. who will act as director
OF Information regarding the
rageant to be given at the Cathe-
dral on May S and will be in charge
of the sale OF tickets in that parish.
Mrs. Henry Russell Talbot. chair
man Of the ticket committee. met
with the parish representatives on
Monday afternoon in st. Johns
parish house. Mrs. william Cannon
Rivers told the story of st. Mary's
School in Raleigh. N. c.. and the
origin Of the pageant to be given in
Washington.
The organization of the committee
viii be completed during the present
week and the names Of the mem
bers announced. Those present on
Monday. were. in addition to Mrs.
Talbot and Mrs. Rivers: Mrs. Henry
w. Fitch. Mrs. Charles NJ. Crawford
from st. Thomas. Miss Julia Nc
Blair from st. James: Mrs. II. L. c.
bryant from st. Adams. Miss Ethel
tGrimes from Epiphany. Mrs. r. ].
Earnshaw from st. Andrews. Mrs.
Corbin Birch from Advent. Mrs G.
l.. Johnson from st. Johns. La
fayette Square: Mrs. Leland Stan
ford CONFESS from Ascension. Miss
Bess Davis Schreiner, director Of
publicity. and Mrs. Carey II. Brown.
who was really the originator of
the idea of the pageant taken from
the production Of the big Episcopai
church pageant in London a number
OF years ago.
The next meeting Of this COM
mitee will be held Monday. April II.
at gao o'clock. in st. Johns parish
house. which DR.. Johnston has Of
fered to the committee for all its
meetings.
Reservations at the Burlington
Hotel have been made by Repre-
sentative Codd for Mr.. and Mrs. f..
r. Smith. of Detroit. Miss Mary u.
Burrage of Chestnut Hill, Mass,
yesterday registered at the Burling-
ton: as did Mrs. II. Malcomson and
Miss Dorothy Northwood. of Chat
ham. Ontario: and Mrs. ii. A. Bon
nell and daughter Of Albany. n. Z.
The women's international League
for Peace and Freedom has sent out
cards for luncheon on Tuesday,
April Is. at p. m. at the Hotel La
Fayette, when DR.. Paul Reinsch,
former Ambassador to China. and
Senator Joseph ]. France, OF Mary
land. will speak on Recognition of
Russia and Trade Relations" Res
eryations TO be made through Miss
Lucy Branham, room 201. l401 II
street northwest. Telephone Main
S311.
Mrs. II. r. Norton. OF Washington.
has been spending a few days at
the Hotel Chatham, in New York.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-12
Stafford Courthouse
Building Is Postponed

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. April
1.-THE board Of supervisors OF
Stafford County voted down the pro-
posed appropriation OF $4,000 TO
erect a new courthouse at Stafford.
by a vote Of to l. The dissenting
supervisors maintained that addi-
tional taxes should not be levied at
this time.
The courthouse was condemned
several months ago by Judge r. II =.
l.. Chichester as unsafe. and SEES
sions have since been held in the
T.. o. s. of A. Hall.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-12
Delta Upsilon CHAPTER
Installed at UniUersitg

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April
1.-THE Virginia chapter of the
Delta Epsilon Fraternity has been
installed at the University OF vir-
ginia. This is the first chapter of
this fraternity established south OF
the Mason and Dixon line. most Of
the chapters being confined to the
East. Middle West and Canada.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-12
Arbuckle Trial Nears End.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ll.-Final
arguments in the third trial OF Ros-
coe FATTY Arbuckle got under way
today. following the closing Of tes-
timony.
The case is not expected to go
to the jury until late Wednesday.
or possibly Thursday. The defense
Is optimistic over the possibility OF
acQuittsl.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-12
9Eka!Shin910n


evening In honor Of judge William
8. Kenyon, until recently Senator
from Iowa. and Mrs. Kenyon. The
other guests were Senator and Mrs.
-Atles Pomerene. Senator and. Mrs.
Henry F. Ashurst Senator and Mrs.
Joseph T. Robinson. Senator AMI
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones. former
senator and MS Thomas p. Gore.
former Senator and Mrs. John +.
Nugent. Grady Miller. Mrs. Charles
W. wulsjen and Miss Rosa-MsSe
Kendrick.
Miss Idris Kendrick. niece of
Senator and Mrs. Kend-ick. who
spent the winter with them. AMI
who has been in New York for sew
erai weeks. will spend today in
Washington. en- route to her hone
in wyoming.
Calhoun t. Lyford. of Birming-
ham. Ala. 10 spending few days
at wardman Park Hotel
The Third Assistant Sec -etary OF
State and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
entertained at dinner last evening
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Delano Warrens.
The Charge d'Affaires of the
Polish Legation and Nine. Kwap-
iszewska went to New York yes
terday. They will return to their
apartment in the Wyoming on
Saturday.