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New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
usines Troubles


Scappaticcio. Vincent ana Saliva
tore (Maison 1ahtte)-Ameri-
6. can Bead Co.. ING. ..:..:. s':se5 80
Stcwdrt e. jerome. lnC.--Accoun,- NJ
Ing Service Corp: .......... 1.o33.Os
Stern, Adolf ~ Forty -hfth St
Realty Co. ................. 1,9oS.s S.
Tried-Ci. WcNand ........ 2s29i
The following judsments We're filed yes
tevday, tho first name being that OF the
American Sugar Refining Cos
cho'oif :....: s1,2sc.6o
ct al .................., 1osss7
= .iatu'oi' "nseNh-A NHith ct al. 9oc 81
ANlgnous Ch"s j i Orlando. 5SS.2 %
Ailicsro. Micha ael-Commonwralth
Finance Corpn ...........,.... 1856
Andrews. Clifford C-s Neren-
berg .............. '$sa.95
AEullar Gorpn-b Brenner; costs $500
Alverez ,rony-1l2th Street Corpn 1921
Bodin. Lydia L-Gustav. Hcer
Bun. Milton Ill } Glenny ct ''''''
Buckley. John J-Lawyers T.,le 80
Burke waiter +. ana wiilisrn ''''''
Smith Broadway Tire and Ac
cessories Co)-City OF n Y. 9o74S
Brown. Leon--T YanAauer ct a. 1857
Bovrss. john Kinkela ...... 1859.
Col!ord. Sidney 10 Hartman
Carlo Waist Cos Goodm,ainn. loJi.s7 ~
cG5s@: n~zo saH59. 1co;so and JSseHn nniy., Gsn-
Chesebro Bros. Inc $3.50
Cole. Edward. and Thomas Jol
dan--Peoplc, etc ............ 10000
"ole. Herbert S--r Calnpuxna... s4s.40
Cohen. George-City Packing BOX
Cohen. Aaron Bp scheri.... Ss:S :SssS
Cutler Jennie EorowsI,y Pearl
& Diamond Co. Inc. ....... 45l.sl
Ely. Joseph N--Francis Carlson
5 Ioselty 60. inc-D KAN '''''
norman ct al ................ :l49Q
Edmonds. shepard-Phocnix En-
rriedn,an. Jacob-N t;arlcs... a5s.si assi
Federal Waist Co. Inc--(i Fem
rrlodsnbsrs, Observation-Disclosures ''''
Francisco. no Fla prensa Pub
Co inc a:.;....~.... los..s
FairchiId, Charlotte E--S E Hart
we'll ............ ............. l.Ssts7
van Robison--c Alderman. 1S7e.s7
Green. lnc-E Hunt. ;;,:.;.:. 1870
GoodfiIend. David-M Weintraub 35s.42
Co. Inc ................... 1881
Dicks. David Co. Inc. ....-. $3.50
Harlan. Florence II or Belcher
IL Nelson costs ..........
l3S40 and :. SIS 90
Holden. Lawrence E--A E John
n........ ................ l.s39.ss
II Henning-rifrany & Co... 1.727.7S
I1zo. Jno--A Marcurio ......... 1854
Jackson Walter P-J l. Rhodes. 1,40l 80
mour 1878 SO
Juell. Christian S-Geiger 4
Rravernan Furniture Co...... 10000
j w Friedman Co, Inc. and Jacob
Friedman--D Richter Co. Inc 1s0.o5
Joseph Sol-1st Natl Bank Of st
Louis ................... 1,6SS.73
] Menkes Engineering Co ana
Jas Menkes-R w Thompson. 1.G3l.46
&c Co .'' 80 ............. ..' 1853
kaufman & Gordon Co Inc-Theo
Tiedenann & Sons. Inc. ....... l.4i0.0o
Leahy Dennis--O Lynch. .,. 34s.s2
corp ................. s7o.c5
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Information

ovestious Of general interest to IN
-.s.ors ,riil be dnswered III this col
~ - IL chich case oniV initials trii
!. used. Others vili be onswcred bp
vi ADDRESS oil inquiries, inclos-
;~a M sfcmped addressed enrelope, to
r. r!s,cscial Editor. The Tribune, 49,
vsssua Street, Neic York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

i'slnnslFc' 1s,1nslf,' Nens-M NF,1, !; Fak 1876
press COZ ~ Oceanic cheese &
sNai SNausags CO. Inc .,............ 1,osooi
La 1Tdoh1;y, lTands!5y, Jno and Janus B
Moore SAM. ana chas il sol ''''''
KNAPP Co. Inc---I. = Noric} ct al 40 20
Morano. vcrio--Wilson G. CO. oos "a
Shor. hse.-Colunbia Bank o53.0s
Sanlpson Cha rleS E. samuel
idger, Arthur j. Cummock
ohn w. Blodgctt and Arthur
X Shaip-Irank +. Pels Co
ssaay saui N iesor;y' Hovsiiy 40 0
s.id ,',,, p'.lM: liam ....... Sls.l6
Harry S-id-N. Rumsin. 5ac so
ssrl,o, Irar'n, Tle'nenf, and Louis
1n.ar wasralio no Bros ?-M. r. Harris. 1880
- Shaplro ct AL $40. 60
:. YORK Edison Co.. ............ la154
\anda,n Warehouse. Inc.--J Y
"alsh; waiter :l.-p +. Goodrich 1896 30
" ,;iliains. Jesse G. g.. 6. WIZ
inr 'rsenis'd c,' Dnvld-ovcrland Trad
Woela, Mary Closeup WoeiajL ''''V'
wIisons Sc ,a'mrphy. Inc ....... 2ca4ss
y Bank Of st. Louis...........' 1a7 r.
l"IhSInan. Rae and David-r.o-
zcrlin ',"n"st'.ent ,.a corp ........ lle 20
iiaI'y Biscon tArt Made Dra.s
80 - Pan Mali Embroidcry
Za,ssi 10 ....... 1a0 20
|elhinan. Fannie --liauv .Anpelo
=. 80 INC .-...... go a
osn'e-W. H. Taylor. Inc. ~ ,
Halcslil, Andre w--Wilson &. 90 So So y !,
~ln'el. Jaco5-I5anh Of the l. $ ~ !,
In Eron1 County
RE first name Is that Of ~. de,,,o,.
nam Grocery Stores Inc
:, .'''...... ............. Sl;n 20
DC Ma!o Luigi-Almour & co ~ :
FaNck, Joseph. and Louis Sontar
l-ranG Tu., T -...,..... 3sl. -
Calm. CharIes-~Fiske & Co. Inc ~, ~ "
Gooolr.eNd, DaVid-Af. Wcinfra,h - =,
IVORY Novelty Corpn--American
Nin,y .nI. W p,' '.......... 194 IS
frank ". ,ner-Morris Plan
p,re I1orr, ......... 1ll.o0
Snlntael sn,o,r, -" 'sahSNy I3. .
''''''''.'.. .'............. 40l 06
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

continues light. Prime commercial
paper discounts at 4s. and per cent
IN this market. Local financial nstitu
tions arc buying more commercial
paper than they were a few weeks ago.
Tho American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
nnccs eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
U0man Speculative

Qsf''o7- A. steady roalor OF your
4,sfrisI column ! would l.l- to asl. vovr
sfr,s on tHia niatt.r own 20 shsr@s
~ sss0y 'ii purchased some time aso
" ~ hoy now sci ar about . To
'',- W h. loss ON snelly on want
nee about Mrs. r II ~
answer Our experience is that
f'ple who try to make UP losses on
ne speculative security by purchase Of
.'o'her generally increase their losses.
lou are obviously not in a position to
1'cu.ato. and buying Stoke such as
'islly oil and United Retail Candy is
'othng more than speculation. We
Nssest that you put your money into
'Cme good bond.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

93D ST. At MADISON Az. NIotci Ash
ton)-Nswiy decorated rooms. uae of
bath. $40 week UP. room. bath. sl25o
wce,iy up, buses. surface cars, subway,
fuu hotel service. restaurant.
GOTH ST. I.EXl,tGTOS ~ G7otol Rut-
icdge)- woman exclusively, newly dec
Grated room. bath. SIS weekly up, also
room. usn bath. Sil weekly up restaurant
convenience big reduction for . persons.
LIGHT sunny rooms: furnished or nnlur-
nished running water. Telephone Muir
ray Iill 1255.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
FORECLOSURE SALES

CIiATTEL MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
Viii foreclose and cell at public auction
a. 1879 Avenue A. Manhattan, on February
10, 1922. fixtl.res etc. specified in mortgage
made by Louis Gehring et al to Michael
Roth ct al. dated June 25 1921. and filed
in Registers Office June 27th. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Vest Side

SlST ST. COLUMBUS AV. Colonial HotcD
Newly decorated furnished rooIaa, use
of bath, sl2 weekly up. elevated, surfa %
cars. subway; fuil boio, service. restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
HELP WAN TED FEMALE
miscellaneous

WOMAN with college or normal training 70
be trained for an executive position. must
rOsscss initiative rcsourcofuress and dc
pendent upon own ability FOR future. $1,000
with promotion. J.. Taylor. 532 Fifth ave.
Room 122.
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General Houscworkcrs, Etc.

WORKING EOuSFK EErER haohe'or's z
apartment. young NorweSian; excellent
cook and waitress; keeps home in good con
dition. 4. Miss Hofmaycr's Agency. 10
East 4ad St. 81 floor Telephone s9i7 Mur-
ray HIN
lIOISEWORIERS. cooks, ~aitrcsses; also
lately landed. Agency. 5s East 125th at.
lIarlelm a9la.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

bhOWN. THOMAS K-Tha People oe n.
STATE Of New York by tho grace Of ,;od
zee and independent. to clara r. Brown
hnila + Brown. administrators Of .he
Epo-s, cnattsls and credits OF Charles II
TtoNn' deceased Thomas L. Brown Jr
1tnei : Brown. Thomas Il. Brown 9rd
S,anton No Brown. Kingston < Brown
~ Margaret C. Miller clara Lucile Miller ana
an persons who are entitled absolutely o.
'oAtu gently by the terms of IN. will or br
operation Of Law or otherwise to share in
ii.e ilnds or property held by Central Union
trust Company OF New Iori, ss fr.,s.ar
under tia Last VIII and Testament Of
honias r. Brown DECEASED who ct IN.
ii'ne OF his death a resident oe the city
county and state of New York. send greeting
- pom the petition OF Central Union Trust
,,oinpany OF New York. having 'ts p-ine.s..,
pace Of business At 80 broadway Borough
OF Manhattan City or New York
ou and each OF You ara hereby c.o3 to
snoW cause before the Surrogaies' Court O.
Aew fork County. held al the Han OF
Records in the County Of New York on The
iith day Of March. 1ae2 at half-past te1
o'clock in The forenoon Of that dav WIN N.
account Of proceedings OF Central Union
Trust Company OF New York as tru@.ea
under the Last VIII and Testament os said
deceased, should not be judicialiy settled
IN 1estlmonE Whereof We have caused
the Seal of the Surrogates' Court OF
the said County of New York 70 be
he-eu1to affixed. Witness. Honorable
tL.S) John = Cohalsn. Surrogate OF our
said County. ut the County of New
ork. he 1st day of February In
the year of our Lord one thousand
nre hundred and twenty-five
MARTIN G. McCUE
cierN OF the Surrogatss' Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
DANCING INSTRUCTION
Helene L. Sweeney School of Dancing

Helene L. sweeney School OF Dancing
Expert in modern dances. Speci aiizing IN
teaching gentlemen to lead. ladies to follow I
correcting all faults. Private and class los
sons. beginners or advanced Residential
work by arrangement. TeNchers' courses.
diplomas.
o East Goth ST.. y. Y. Phone Plaza s81S.
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Judgments Filed
In New York County


>,,,,,osh Burr-.J G. Rengwalt sso7 80
NafDo' Vuzi!. ................. 1850
y. oas,s s. 'e'ep"o"o ............. los. 90
NoTInan"'1 s,o sun ''.. w. 1923
oIver' We f4e' 'e.. ..........'....... 1857
oar. Nelson Construction Co.
int S. Fidelity Gua'-
6. a.,o 60 sans ........... i,047.30
Ord"sy' '""s - i.............., a9l.o4
f'fhess"s press inc &c ..........,..... so3.75
peyton' ItoS1' Albert J. and Mary b
StoIer .ars,ein -. .''' soss.oc
, ~; ~ ,f,shari-N Frcundllch. 253 6o
Runne"' N'oe'' . e3a.ss
happIpu hnn, :. CO inc. ...... loSc
Rensbrandt ',", and Realty co.-shsnk
Realty & Construction Co. ,,,,o
p,,,sin lsidor lWes,ern Furniture
Porers. Max-G. w. Shier b@2.sl
Russo. Rose and Saul Felix ,oo m
seidemDacn t ''sep' '.......... ao3.45
s,fIn perg WIN. ea a SAa..chatham & Phsnx aooo
XII Bank of CITY of y. y: Icy
Sachs. Arthur--A BaKst et al,
schleifer. Morris-ho'ei shern'a" 1880
Co. ~
solomon. Hyman-Resource Hoio ,,.o5
ing Corp, ..'''''''' 5SSS0
sslI9: M0rr'ssams isidor and charlie. '''''
sharney ''..... "o4'. eo1s.7o
shsnl<in. Max-H Bender -. o4ss1
Soulot!s. Kryiakis-J. +. Eilse' 7'-'0'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
BOARDEnS WANTED

GOTH ST. At LEXINGTON AV. (Iiote'
Rutledgo)--i'or ladies'; one room and
meals from sls u2. elevator, telephone
etc: fnll hotel service. newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

Nall loans against ncccNtanccs ! por
cent.
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Covernesses, Etc.

COVER fISS-French: very successful
teacher; tactful with servants. n. Miss
ilcrnayer's Agency. 10 East 43d st. 81
floor. Telephone e94I Murray Iiil.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
" actresses

WAlTEESS-Young thoroughly capa BILE. .
exceptional references. Miss Tltzgcrald's s
BNrnaN. 3G6 NIfth aN.
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Nurses. Etc.

NURSE Young Protestant. children; Ok
ceilent. Miss titzgeraid's Bureau. 800
FIFTH av.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

Nt RsH-Young English Protestant: , chill
Gren. Miss Fitzs raids Bureau. $50
IriFfn ny
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST Hanhhook no 5o5ose Tho Green
wich Savings Bank 2ts sixth av.. Sew
'oIk city. Payment stopped. Please return
to hnnk.
LOST Hankhool, 40. s2.222. Tho Green
"ch Savings Bank. 2ts Sixth AZ, Sew
foIt City- Payment stopped. Please return
TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

NJRSr-YounE assist chaTnberwork; ex-
coutional references. Miss Fitzgerald =
IlureAu. aa6 l-Ifth az.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

NiRS4,-Young. > children; country pre-
ferred. Miss litzgcraid's Bureau, 3C5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

Dated. Albany. \ Y. Decernbe- 9th. 1921
CHARLES u. NEWTON. Attorney General
End Attorney for Plaintiffs Office and Post
Cnicc Address. Capitol Albany. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

NURSE -Chiid's. Young French woman;
trained nurse; young baby referred.
J.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 45d
st. ID floor. Telephone S94I Murray Hi!l.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

BENDER, HELENA KATHERINE THE
PEOPLE or THE STATE or SEW
FORK, hy tho Grace OF God. Free and In
! terenloit
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOK Young. good manage; excellent
references. Miss Fitzgcrald's Bureau. 35S
l1ifth av.
COOK CIlAMBERNAID WAlTREsS--
Friends: unusual refercrces Miss ittz-
geralds Bureau, 3s6 Fifth ~.
COOK OR I9Ot sEWoRKER. city family pre-
farrcd eNcelicrt cook neat ami econoni-
cal. c.. Miss lfoimayer'a Arency. 10 East 4Sd
St 81 floor Telephone sg41 Murray Hill
ClIAMlSERMAIp-wa waitress, Young Scotch.
thoroughly experienced, city apt. pre-
ferrcd. Werlers Agency. 20 West i3d st.
Loneacre SSa6.
COOK fine, Hungarian Protestant; best
references. Wettler's Agency 20 West
43a St
COOK Excellent. scotch. thoroughly com
potent Wettler's Agency, 20 W sd s.
l.ona:crs SsNr
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
HELP WANTED MALE

AZ ENPNRInNCED CORSET SALES
MAN wanted for the state of OHIO Ad
dress CIB Corset Co. - East llth 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

EXCELLENT Swedish cooks, chamber
maids. buffers and couples; city. coun-
try. i'erta cerison's swedish Agencies. 7S7
Lexington ave, near 6lst. Rhlnelander
Sj47. 22S0 Broadway corner s2d.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Miscellaneous

APPROVED help: cooks chambermaids
Mattresses. nurses. Eovernesses. couples
houseworkers. Miss Nails
Bureau, II West 44th Vanderbilt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

W AITRtSS or chambermaid Young Irish
woman; highly recommended. r., Mas
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Fast 43d st, Sd
floor Telephone S9+7 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
SUMMONS

=
Attorney,
233 Broadway. New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
QUAIL EXHIBITED HERE
FOR REUNION VISITORS
Two Broods OF Hob Whites and Ono
of Phcnsnnts Brought From
%lnhanr Shnhc.

At the direction OF W. McDonnld
Lee. Commissioner OF Game ind In
land Fisheries. w. d. Coleman. super
intendent Of the State Game Farm.
located ut Windsor shade on tn,
Chickahom'ny River. will today brin,-
TO Richmond two broods OF youu,,
quail ooh Whites. and one brood
or rinsed-nccli pheasants. with their
three bantam hen mothers.
One OF the brood OF quail VIII no
exhibited In the window Of the kirk :
meyer Motor Company on East Grace
street next To Murphy's Hotel An.
mex, and the other will be shown I'm
the window OF Kirk Parrish. COS East
Broad Street.
The pheasants will be shown I'm tho
window Of the Madison Motor Corpo-
ration III West Broad Street.
These exhibits are baiux mad.
for the benefit OF the citizens and
IN" reunion visitors
AZ the State Game Farm there arc
now sixty bantam hens setting ON
from twelve 10 eighteen quail eggs
each The total flock OF bantams
numbers $50. most of which well no
Matching quail within the next few
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
PRICE GIVEN APPEAL.
IN NONSUPPORT CASE
Comes tn Supreme Tribunal From
tir"nit Court OF Pfttsylrnnin.
Writs or Error Granted.

Robert Price. who was found
guilty OF nonsupport OF his minor
children and fined $3.50 by tudg-
ment OF the Circuit Court OF pi;tsy!-
Nanln County on December 3. 1921.
WAS yesterday granted an appeal to
che Supreme Court OF Appeals The
petition claims that Price was de-
serted by his Wife who carried tho
children. and one he disclalmed. to
her fathers home. She afterwards
died ana before and after her death
Price claims no tried TO get his
children away from her parents. but
WAS unsuccessful.
The supreme Court OF Appeals will
review the m!N-up.
James .. Davis. director general uf
the railways. VS.. John l.. Roper Ium-
Der Commi,any, was the style OF an
appeal granted from the Law and
Chancery Court of Norfolk city. The
plaintin in error is aGErieved ut "a
Judgment rendered. August 10. 1921.
in favor Of tho defendant in error
FOR the sum OF Sl.Oi6.SS. with in
tercst from July IL. 1921.
rho timber. bark and wood rights
Of PSI acres OF land in Amhurst Coun-
~ are Involved In the suit OF g. w
tunn!neham, II. l.. CUNNINGHAM and
X. +. r"Rell vs. l.. J and g l.. Kidd
and w. II. Richardson. appealed from
the Circuit Court OF Amherst Couu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
z0N|NG SYSTEM STEPS
. TAKEN BY COUNCIL BODY
Ordinance. Recommended by
Committee. Provides for
Commission Of Five.
DRAWN III IVY CITY ATTORNEY
Special Meetings Of Common CONN
ell and Board Of Aldermen VIII tic
Called To Take Action When rnpcr
1s Forwarded.

Richmond Is To have a coming sys
tom similar TO that In MANY or 1.-Two
largest cities, and that wIthou, do
Jay, II tho action az the Ordinance
Committee OF CITY Council last nigh,
ia approved ty Council. Tho ord.
nance recommended by the commit,
tee proN!dca for a commission OF nvo.
one OF which shnii I've the Director
OF Public Works, which Is 10 draw
up coming ordinance To be approved
-bF 'he Ordinance Committee and rorL
wardcd 10 Council, The commits,
directed tho CITY Attorney To prerarc
such an ordinanc" within the ucx;
iew days, Tn" committee Will then
according Ia Chairman GuuSt, H..
called In special session TO take mai
action. and special meetings of Com.
mon Council and IN" Board of AZ.
d"Imen VIII he called 10 act on the
ordinance before July l.
AZ that meeting az C!;v Council an
emergency ordinance Will bo nctcn
upon designed to prevent any one
from erecting store or other bust
ness rlace Within n residential sec.
lion without special permission from
Council.
Il was stated a, the meeting las,
night that the cause for quick n"Sn,n
was created through the actlvitie,
ot certain people VIII" arc hIyiuu d..-
Sirahlc corners In residential s.r-
lions for the purpose OF esrctinA
stores and other business places
shore Speeches We're mad" ~ |. !.
Marcuse, president @; tho Chamber.
OF Commerce; u. Roy Dudley, presI.
dent OF Tho Richmond First Club;
Captain l.eEoy r.. Brown. represent
Ing the Real Estate Exchange: Mrs
Adams. resident OF the boulevard.
Commissioner of the Revenue ! i.
Rose, Councilman John ". Moore,
patron o: the measure, and Director
o: Public Works Allen J. SaVilI-. All
tho speakers favored the ordinance
and urged IA. committee to proceed
With al possible speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
SALE OF INGREDIENTS
OF BEER IS UNLAWFUL
Amendments TO Mapp Act
Put Additional Teeth
I'M Dry Law.

The teeth OF tho State prohibit
ton laws were felt Yesterday when
the h"me brew industry was eivpn
hard blow when tho Hnle OF halt.
hops aud other materials used In
the manufacture M Intoxicating
beverages became unlawful, The fall.
Ing nf tho RN wac duo To tho recent
amendments Ia tho Mapr prohibition
law, which became effective three
months after ih" adjournment of the
ucnnral Assembly,
TIL" hcw law mskca tho sale Of
malt. hops ana other maicrlaln used
In the manufacture M Intoxicating
beverages unlawtut The penalties
provided are MACH tho same aa for
other violations Of Tho prohibition
law.
Fur tho last wook merchants hayc
had nm unuaually hcavy demand for
malt and hupa. rho demand for mai,
has hocn particularly heavy, ns II Is
capable "f hcinI rpocdily md sue
rcHsfnlly turnod into hcor by those
knowing how.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
Today and Tonigh,
in Richmond,

United Confederate Veterans.
CITY Auditorium, opening session.
10 A. ~
Southern Memorial Association.
Jefferson Auditorium, 10 A. NJ.
Sons Of Veterans. John Marsha 4
High School auditorium. v a, NJ, TO
. T. NJ,
Reception by Governor, Ia 6
i, NJ
ROTARY Club. Murphy's Hotel, 4
L, 81
l,ioms' club. Y. w, G. A.. T.. NJ.
Richmond Ortomotrlcal Society,
Old Colony Club. Richmond Hotel,
10 4. ~.
Navy Night John Marshall High
Srh"o! auditorium, y, NJ.
Graduating exercises Sheitcrlng
Arms Hospital nurses. Elks' Home,
S7,a i. NJ.
Placing ~ wreath on pavi.
Monument BY Forrest Cavalry.
b:aO l., NJ,
virginia baseball l.osauc-
Richmond w, Portsmouth,. Island
Park, %:a0 l., NJ,
Finance Committee, City Coun-
ell. CITY Hall, H. N.
Claims Committee. City Council,
City Han. s y. NJ,
Confederate ball. Coliseum.
broad and Dowo Streets. o l.. ~,
John MARSHALL House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open from o
~ NJ, 10 J., NJ,
For Theatrical, schedule aeo
Page Five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
RADIO CONCERT PRONOUNCED
BY FANS AS THE BEST YET
SURPRISES in Sheer Beauty and Artistry Anything Given
Before From Dispatch Broadcasting Staon-Miss
Volkman on the Program Tonight

over an area ono thousand mica In
diameter, covering tho creator part
of tho East. augmented tho cucccEa
nf tho evenings program. II most
distinctive feature OF tho perform
Rnc"s Of tho hri!Rtn woro Rblo TO DO
sclcctod, that Of Mira bowman was
perhaps tho most mcrltorlous. Her
rcnii;lons. especially Fosters Garry
Me lack TO old Virginia" were
symphonies of delicate melody and
iho exquisite expression that marks
tho nr,ist Mrs. Hn,, leaves Within
u f"w days for Ncw York City. where
sho will study under Ferguson.
Tho splendid work OF Mr.. Carr
needs no calculation TO n Richmond
audience other than TO say that ne
perhaps cSccllcd anything yet heard
here. Tho deep. rich tonal quality
that charactcrizcs the famous singer
was Mt It's height. Ills Two Grena-
dlcrs.' Tho Lost Chord" and "Roc ke ed
IN the Cradle OF the Deep" are
classics In the majestic grandeur OF
a master singers record.
Mr.. Whlttcmore attained degree
Of expression. fully In accord with his
excellent reputation all over tn,
south His rendition OF For You
Alone" and when You And
Were Young, Maggie" was mag
n!nccnt. Mrs. Carr proved 10 be the
same mastcrtul pianist known
throughout the'East FOR her wonder
full work.
ToniEhts prorr. VIII feature a
concert by Hiss Minnie NOlkman.
we'll known local music teacher. Mrs.
E.ula Rally Crouch. who was en-
Enthusiastically received a short time
ago by radio fans. will again be on
the program tonight. y DuoArt re-
cital by the walter -. Moses Company
IS a third major feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

Surprising In sheer beauty and
artistry anything yet given Ivy Dis
patCh radio, tho ronrer; by four OF
the most prominent musicians In tho
state was npplauded from tina
farther corners OF tho city ms tho
most wonderful thing got heard hy
radio The artists. Forest Dahnoy
Carr. famous hassn rautantc. form
rrly OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
rany, Mrs. Floyd Hall. talented ic-
tcrehurg pupil OF Mir. Carr; Joseph
j.. Whlttcmorc. woll-kuown tenor
soils, of the First baptist Church
quartet. mud Mrs. Forest Dahucy
Carr, accomplished planiRt. complete
iy won over the radio thouaands and
tens nf thousands.
Everything conducive to tho most
efficient transmission OF the concert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
EIGHT STILLS TAKEN
By STATE DRY AGENTS
3oo-Ini1"n One Captured in Henry
County. According {" Report
to Commissioner smith

Eight stills were seized yesterday
D. state inspectors, according to a
report received hy state Prohibition
commissioner Harry l.. Smith Srlz-
ur" %! 3OU-Ealluu copper sim ON
branch In Henry County was re-
ported by Inspector Vincent .. Smith
Among! the articles captured We're
1000 gallons OF mash, thirty gallons
OF whisky, GOO pounds OF meal ana
much malt ana other materials. The
p.ant was valued at SCOOP
Seven stills wcr. seized In Eliza
BETH Cry County 10y Inspector Crutc
ana local officers The stillS ranged
IN s!z" from t"n 10 eighty gallon
capacity. Considerable material OF
various kinds wcr" conssCatcd also.
~ automobile with quantity of
whisky was taken by the officers.