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Ecuador CUBA and other parts or Honduras
must be specially addressed) via Havana.
Cristobal and Port I.lmon, str SIXAoLA. 8
AM (sup AM ~.
Porto Rico ST Thomas. ST Croix. Saba,
81 Martins. st Eustatlus, San Pedro de Ma
coris and San Domingo City via San Juan,
str PORTO RICO (sea posp, $3.50 AN tsup
9 30 AM -.
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
Mayaguez. Lsguayra, Curacao ard Mara
caIbo, Str ZULIA, 8 80 AM (sup so AM y
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
Samana. Sanchez. La Romano, San Ped 70
de Macoris, San Domingo City and Azua,
str HURON. $50 AM (sup 10 AM -.
st Thomas, st Crox Saba. st Martins. st
Eustatite, ST Kits. Nevis, Antigua. Mont
serrat. Gusdeloupe. Dominica. Martinique.
81 Lucia. Barbados and Guiana Grenada.
81 Vincent and Trinidad must be specially
addressed) via st Thomas. st Croix, ct Kits.
Antigua. Guadeloupe. Dominica. Martinique.
st Lucia and barbados, str BOLIVAR. IL 80
AM (sup 10 80 PM)
Bahamas dncluding 1nagus and Fortune
lslands) via Nassau. str SARPFOS, AN.
Bahamas Gncluding 1nagua and Fortune
Islands, via Nassau, str SORLAND. 12 Nj.
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CLEARED.

str Homerc BD. Howarth. Southampton
via cherbourg genera aD-White star Line, -.
str Pittsburgh tBrl, Jones. bremen wa
Cherbourg and southampton (generaD-
Str madonna CFr). Mouton. IIorta. Angra,
&c. via Providence tgenerap-James W
Str Robert Hopkins, Reeves. San Pedro
via Panama Canal (ballasD-D t Warden,
Str Marore, Turner. Cruz Grande (oallasp
Ore Steamship Co.
STR Inca, Dalton. Puerto Plata. La Ro-
mana. sc (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co
str Guiana (Br), Carmichael, - Thomas,
81 Croix SC (generaD -Furness, Witty q Co.
str Esperanza. White. Havana, Progreso,
&c (generaD-New York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Co.
Str A q Bedford, Cove. Tampico (ballaso--
r l. Hague.
str Miro (Nor). Hoist, Tampico (ballast--
Str Prns Frederik Hendrix Dutch, Van
der Borden. Cape Haiti, Gonaives, sc (gen-
eraD-Funch. Edye Co.
Str Munamar. Jorgensen, NueNltas tseh-
eraD-Munson Steamship Lines.
Str Banan (Nor). Tellefsen. santiago
Kingston, sc (generaD United Fruit CO:
tanamo and Port Antonio (seneraD D-Atlantic
STR Ell occidente, Campbell. Galveston (gen-
eraD Southern Pacific Co.
Str Fi Estero. Petersen. New Orleans (gen-
eraD--Southern Pacific Co.
&cl. Savannah (generaDC d Mallory Co.
str Solvang (Nor). Vedo. Norfolk (hal-
lasD-Munson Steamship Lines.
str Ciraciana (Br). Clark (from Leith)
Philadelphia Qesidue)-FurnesS. Witty Co.
Str Hudson (Fr) lie Gigan (from Hsvre.
&c). Philadelphia and Bordeaux (general) -
Compass gnie Generate Transatlantiaue.
str Innoko, Barbe (from Antwerp. Phila-
delpha (generaD-Black Diamond Steamship
Co.
Str Silvia CBr). Mitchell. Halifax and st
Johns tgeneraD-Bowring & Co.
Str Turkestan (Br), McFarlane, Montreal
(balast)--J II Winchester & Co.
str Mohican. Lindland. Portland, Ne (gen-
Str Edgar T Luckenbach. Baarstad. Bos-
ton Gin transit)-Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Herman Winter. Allen. Boston (gen-
eraD D--Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str North Land, Call. Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Velma L Hanlin. Sweeney. Perth Am
boy (ballasD-Crowell G. Thuriow.
Continued on FolIOyytup Pare
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str France (Fr}. Hnvre for New York. Is
expected TO dock at pier 81, North River,
about 9;30 AM Sunday
Str Aquitania (Br), Southampton for New
York. IS expected to dock at pier 81. North
River. about 1 80 PM Friday.
Str Finland Antwerp for New York, Is ex-
pected to dock at pier 81. North River, about
80 AM Monday
Str President Roosevelt Bremen, &c, for
New York, Is expected to dock at pier 3,
Hoboken. about noon Friday.
Str Resolute. Hamburg for New York. Is
expected 10 reach Quarantine late Friday
afternoon and dock at pier Sc, North River,
probably Saturday morning.
Str Providence (F'r). Naples for New York.
is expected TO dock at 31st street, Brooklyn.
Sunday forenoon.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOV 9, 1922
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.

Steamer From. Agents.
Aauitanie, Southampton ath Cunard Line
Carna, Cape Haiti 3d....,.. .lunch-Edye
City Of Bsgdsd. orsn 22d. ..... Norton-Lilly
City Of - Louis. Savannah Tth..ocean SIS co
Concho. Galveston 4th.......... Mallory Line
Denis. Para 2gth....-........... Booth SS co
Eastern Knight. Havana i7th. Barber Lines
Egremont Castle, Gibraltar 18th.
w " Twedde Co
ri Captain, New Orleans 4th. southern Pac
T.l Iago. New Orleans Ath .... Southern Psc
Half Moon. Alexandria i2th..... United An
Havraise. Ma rseliles 24th-. Algerian Am
Jersey City, Mlddlesbrough 10Th ..... y Nav
Laristan. Cardiff Tth.......J II Winchester
Marconi, Alroeria 22th..... Laulport Holt
Pisve, Messina 18Th. ...t. ...... .Italia Amer
President Roosevelt. southampton ID,
L Lines
Republic. Colon ss.................., ------
Southwestern Miller. London 23d.
Furncss Witty
Thorais. Almera 18th ........ .Ngcrlsn-Am
Vulcan city, Fowey sth.............U S Nav
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PASSED CITY ISLAND
Bound South.

Str Manaqui (Br), Banes Via Boston for
New York. to the United Fruit Co, in bal
last.
Str Silvia (Br), st Johns, NF and Halifax,
Ms. for New York. TO Bowring Co, with so
passengers and mdse.
Str North Land, Boston for New York
Schr Horace NJ Bickford jacksonville via
New Haven for New York, 10 j A Elliot &
Co.
schr NJ Crowell CBr). Halifax for New
York. with lumber 10 Homsn g. Puddington; ;
vessel to J F Whitney & Co
Schr Maria Holmes (Br), Halifax for
New York, with lumber 10 the Hill Lumber
Co.
Schr r Pendleton, Nantucket for New
York. to Pendleton Brothers.
Tug Spartan. with 1 barge cat 5 :S5 PM.
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BEECH NUT PROFITS.

The report of the Beech Nut Packing
Company for the nine months ended
September 80 last shows net profits cf
81 .sa2 500 Cash dividends OF si57.452 wers
declared. LEAVING y 81 rplus of si.S3S.35l.
The profit AMI loss surplus as Of Sep.
fember s0 1922. am"nnted 10 g., 192. .aSs
after payment OF q stock dividend Of
ca Qpo.0p
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PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

schr Susan d. Port Reading for Thomas
ton. Ne
Schr Jesse l. Leach, Port Reading for
NinalhaVeu (anchored).
Tugs Spartan. with l barge Cat $ 40 AND
Peerless, with / cat IL 80 PMD; Toiler. with
. (snchored) Bohemia, with lat $40
PM) Elmer Keeler, with (at 3;1O PM.
Motor barge Choctaw tat 9: 80 AND.
Steam lighter Winceco Cat II 80 AND.
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puE SUNDAY. NOVEMBER ".

Apache. Jacksonville ath......... CLYDE Line
CCuic Liverpool tth........ White star Lino
Badsg gry Sierra Leone 2jth Daniel Bacon
Caracas, san Juan Ttl,....... Red ~ Line
CITY 90 Atlanta. Satuunan 9th. Ocean IS 60
fTOridian, Colon lth.s............. United Am
France. Havrc tth.. ...t..+.. ..... French Tins
calico, Shields @Sth. ..... Eilermsn's Wilson
Montscrraf, Cadiz 3ist. ........ Luis Ldanso
Norma. San Juan Tth..4....... Atlantic Fruit
Providence, Naples 2fth.....4.. Elweil 4 90
Samaria. London 2d.......4..... Cuns rd Line
scottsburg. Plymouth 2sth. .... Barber & Go
Steel Age, Colon 4th. ........ 1sthmian Lines
Llus. Port Linnon 5th.......,... United Fruit
Vssconia, London Goth. ........ .Cunsrd Line
vcstris. Ro Jsneiro 2sth. Lsmport \ Holt
vuIhilo. Colon tth.....,...V Williams SIS Co
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

indicated below once
mail CLOSES the G and all
eauidSIP
oneh ma sail bet tween the hours Q a
pier to the
sailing an the ssn
tmeof by Of OF
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NAME. BANKERS OFFICERS.

The American Bankers Association
announces tho reappoiniment Of the fol-
lowing officers: Fred y. Shepherd. ex.
ecutive manager +. a. Irish, treasurer (;
Thomas b. Patton. general counsel, and
William G. Fitzwilsou. secretary and
assistant treasurer.
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Almanac for New York Nov. 10.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL

NEW YORK, Nov e-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School ~ the Seamen's Church Institute. 20
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian. hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
$500
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MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The Newport News Shipbuilding and
prydock Company was low bidder Tor
the work OF reconditionng the steamer
Swiftstar of c. ID. Mallory & Co., at a
price OF Sill, 500 and sixty days. Other
tenders were: Robins. sles.OOO, seventy
five days New York Haroor, S2ol 'ooo'
eighty days: Morse, s295.00o, eighty
days: Crane, 1881, ,e2O. ninety days.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. Inc.

Absecon 5a SW Gay Head 9th
Afoundria 10 miles 1876 deg from Diamond
Shosl 9th.
Alaskan $40 n u Colon sth,
American Legion 900 Sc Ambrose l. V Sth
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.

Spain Especially addressed only) via Cadiz
and Barcelona; also parcel post mails for
Spain, Canary Islands Ceuta, Mellile and
Tanger in Morocco, str MANUEL CAbNc,
/, AM
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The Continental Conference at spe-
cial meeting decided to continue the open
rate on provisions TO March, 1928.
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Dalzell. Jr.
Headed by william f. Gibbs. chair
man, the technical committee of the
American Steamship owners Associa-
sion yesterday visited tho Marine Exposi-
tion. Other members were John IA. Tel
ford Sr, Munson steamship Company
A. S. Hebble. Southern Pacific Company /,
James Donald, States Marine and Com
,nercial Company Warren T.. Berry
~ew England Steamship Company c. T..
Ward Jr., Merchant Shipbuilding Cor
poration r. w Morrell. Tidewater Oil
Company.
II. y. Taylor. chief turbine engineer OF
the shipping board. has returned from
an inspection trip OF the west coast.
undertaken for Commander ". u. Gate.
wood. director of construction and re-
pair.
wv. T.. Seymour. assistant director oil
recruiting for the shipping board. viii
leave to-day for n trip OF inspection to
the west coast.
w. a A. Fletcher Company. Hoboken.
WAS awarded the contract for recon
ditloning ihe Eastern Trader for the
IIuckenbach Steamship Company az a
rrice OF $4,000.
Three former engineering chiefs OF the
United states Navy attended the toch-
nicai session yesterday OF the American
Society OF Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers. including Admirals Robert II
Griffin, r. ]. Cone and !. X Robson
There were also three chiefs of construc.
tion. Admirals David W. Taylor. w. !.
Capps and J. E Buret
Edgar r. Luckenhach and G.. - Mall
Tory were among the shipping heads who
attended the Marine Exposition yesteT-
day.
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Bound East.

Schr Rusaika, New York for Nantucket.
Schr Henrietta Colyer. New York for
Bridgeport
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str AQUITANIA due Nov 10 with mails
from Austria. Belgium. Denmark, Finland.
France, Germany, Great britain. Hungary.
Lithuania, Netherlands. Norway, Poland.
Rumana, Russia and Sweden. Steamer left
Southampton Nov 4.
Str FRANCE due Nov II with mails from
Belgium, Czecho- -Slovakia. Egypt. France.
Greece, Italy. Poland, Portugal. Rumania.
Switzerland. Turkey and Yugo-Slavia.
steamer left Havre Nov 4.
Str MAJESTIC due Nov IL with mails from
Austria. Belgium. British India. Czecho-
SlovakIa. Denmark. Egypt, France. Germany.
Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy.
Lithuania. Netherlands, Norway. Poland
Portugal. Rumania. Russia, South Africa
Spain, Sweden. Switzerland. Turkey and
Yugo-Slavia. Steamer left Southampton and
Cherboure Nov s.
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AT to-day's conference on standardiza-
ticn. called by Secretary Hoover the
New York Tow Boat Exchange will be
represented by President Frederick a.
Russel and Vice President Fred n
Dalzell. Jr.
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SAIL FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.

Banan. Kingston. R........... Noon
Chattanooga City. San Francisco.
Il, Jersey City. y................... -
Dunstan. Para. 33d ct. Bkyn. .... PM
Gsntoise Rio Janelro. Bklyn.... ---
Gustavsholm. Malmo, 97 r..
Haiti. Port au Prince. ~ y R.. 300 PM
Hudson, Havre, "a R............ -
Juliana. Cadiz. Erie Basin, Bklyn. -
Lake Emhurst, Santiago. 10 Bklyn. .--
Manuel Calvo, Cadiz, &c, II H.. ---
Manamar, Nuevitas. 9 Il R........ Noon
Otterburn. Marsei.les, 3lst a.. Bklyn
Pittsburgh. Bremen. 81 y R....... Noon
Robert Dollar, Kobe. Bush
Docks. Hklyn.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Rolf. Clenfuegos. 16 Bklyn....+.... ----
Tansmo. san Juan. Z y R......... Noon
Venezuela Corinto, 80 BiIlyn. PM
SAIL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.
America Bremen. Uoboken... II 90 AM
Arapahoe. Jacksonville. 30 r.. Noon
Argentina, Trieste, Z Bush Docks.
BklNn ss..s.s..ss. l.O INl
Bolivar. st Thomas, ~ Mr.. PM
Braziiler, Havre. Erie Basin,
Bklyn ...................... ----
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Falkland
Cameu
in
voryC
Nayote M
Noroc (exp SPANISH
Senegal Togdand Frh namasc
stern andE asternz zone
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.


Csrmania. Liverpool. 56 N R.. Noon
Cayo Mambi. Cenfuegos, y r.. Noon
City of st Louis. Savannah, 52 Mr.. 90 PM
Columbia. Glasgow, - " r.. Noon
Creole, New Orleans 40 n R. Noon
Cretc, Naples. IS " R............ II 20 AM
El Sud. Galveston, 81 y R........
Fort st George, Bermuda. q5 y II. II 90 AM
Gothland Antwerp. IS y r.. Noon
Helen. San Juan. 81 Bklyn. Noon
Homeric Southampton, 20 r.. Noon
Huron. Turks Island, IS Bklyn.... Noon
King Alexander. Piraeus, 90 Bklyn. 800 PM
Lassell. Rio Janeiro. Sc, Il fIo-
boken ......-.- ..-.. .s-.+ss
Ncnominee. London, 6l y X. ..... -
Mcrcier, Antwerp, Erie Baslu,
Bklyn ....s...s...... ----
Orizaba. Havana. i3 n R......... II 90 AM
Porto Rico, San Juan. 80 Bklyn.. Noon
Ryndam, Rotterdam. 9th ST. Ho-
pokFn ..s-.s..... ...s.s.s..s II wv aNi
Sarpfos. Nassau, ~ Bklyn. ......... -
silvia. st Johns, Java st, Bklyn. II 100 AM
sixaols. Crietobal. y R......... IL 100 AN
Sorland Nassau. au...................
Sutton Hall. Manchester, 70 n r..
vardulla, London, 6t ~ R....... --
zulis. Laguayra, IL Bklyn........ Noon
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STEAMSHIPS. ExCunsIoSs and rouRs.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.

Jamaica (Cuba must be specially ad-
dressedl via Santiago and Kingston. str
City of Nuevitas. Cuba (other parts Of
Cuba must be specially addressed) via Nue.
vitas, str MUNAMAR. Q AM.
Canal Zone. Panama, Fl Salvador (prints.
&c). Nicaragua Except East Coast). ANA
pala City. Choluteca (aiso prints &c. for
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) In
Of Colombia and Ecuador Guatemala and
other parts of Honduras must be specially
addressed via Cristobal. Balboa, Corinto,
La Libertad ard San Jose de Guatemala.
AM -.
North Brazil and Iquitos (other parts OF
Brazil must be specially addressed VIA Para,
Ceara. Pernambuco and Maceio str DUN
Haiti via Cape Haiti. Port de Paix, Co
nalves. st Marc. Port au Prince Petit
Goave. Miragoene. Jeremie. Aux Cages and
Jacmel. str HAITI. 80 PM.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IL.
North Brazil and Iquitos tother parts OF
Para. Ceara. Pernsmbuco and Manaos (reg-
istered mail closes PM, Nov o. by rail to
Norfolk. Va. and thence by str DUNSTAN.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and Par
aguay especially addressed only via Rio
Janeiro. Santos, Montevideo and Buenos
Aires motor ship LASSELL, AM
Newfoundland via st Johns. str SILVIA,
AM.
Bermuda, Montserrat. ST Vincent. Gre
NADIA. Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana
Bermuda. str FORT ST GEORGE. 80 AM
Cuba especially addressed only via Ha-
vana. str oRIzABA. AM 10.
Costa Rica taiso prints. &c, for Canal
Zone. Panama and FL Salvador). Nicaragua
Except East COAST. Amapala City, Cholu-
teca (also prints, &c, for Nacaome, Tegu-
and Narino Departments of Colombia and
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Edgar r. Luckenhach and &. u. Mall
jory were among the shipping heads who
attended the Marine Exposition yesteT-
dqy
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DUE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II.

Thoriis, Almeria 18th ..........A .Agcrsn-A
Vulcan City, Fowey sth............U S ";
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
City Hall Is Quiet
as Church Mouse
CuStodians Sit Iround
Moodily as Others
Take Holiday.

The City Hall was as quiet yes
torday as 4 church mouse. and. but
for the presence OF a few struggling
visitors. the noble grandeur of the
stately building was undiSturbcd by
either hurrying citizens eager To pay
taxes. or moody persons called be-
fore the various courts. The Gus
todians took advantage OF the lull
merely to sit and think, and what
their thoughts were. it il quite GER
tain. was unfit for publication. They
scarcely rciishcd the idea OF all the
world being on n holiday while they
were denied such freedom.
The remainder Of the week Will.
in oncialdom. he dull and unintcr-
cstinS. No Council committees Will
meet. nor Is there anything OF spe-
cial Importance likely To develop In
the departments. Dull routine will
continue until next Monday after
noon. when the Streets Committee
will sit over II number Of matters
of Importance, Including tho Gucs-
ton OF permitting the promoters Of
James River bridge to place tho
north abutinent of that structure In
Eyrd Park.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet
next Tuesday night to take up tn"
various resolutions and ordinances
pushed along to il by Common Coun-
ell last Monday might
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
TYNDALL SENDS BULLET
CRASHING INTO HEAD
Young Man Believed to Have
Been Temporarily Unbal-
anced by Worry.
ON VERGE or DEATH IN HOSPITAL.
Members OF Firm of Pollard az Rngby
Find Him on Floor In Private ONCE
T. REPORT From the he

believed TO have become tenn
porar!iy unbalanced through worry
over his personal financial affairs.
Francis l. Tyndall, -. oc bellevue
Park, attempted suicide by shooting
himsclt through the temple with a
small calihrc revolver in the office
OF Pollard X Bngby, 1909 East Main
street, yesterday morning. Alarmed
" the report OF the pistol menu
hers Of the firm found Mr.. Tyndall
lying on the floor OF his private Office
i'm the Insurance. department, Of tho
company, bleeding profuSivcly from
the revolver wound
Removed to 81. Iukc's Hospital in
an unconscious condition. physicians
regard his wound as fatal DR..
stuart Mcclure was called TO attend
Tyndall in AN attempt to save his
life. but found the nature of the
bullet wound such that an operation
was considered futile.
when MIR Tyndall appeared at his
place OF business. Office associates
said ne was nervous and showed owl
dence Of suffering from physical ills.
He was advised To taka the day OF
Mr.. Tyndall was born in South
Africa, and took out his naturaliZa-
ton papers siX months ago He was
member and assistant treasurer Of
the Church of the Holy Comforter
Mr.. Tyndall was a member Of tho
cast In tho recent Kiwanis JoIlics
benefit minstrel show at the strand
Thcatcr. He had been in the cm-
ploy of the real estate and insur-
ancc firm for seventeen years and
was held IN the highest esteem by
it's officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
SAM SMALL WILL SPEAK
HERE TWICE NEXT SUNDAY
What's The Matter With Vir-
ginia?" to Be Subject
i'm Afternoon.

br. Sam Small. famous Southern
orator and evangelist. Will address
mass meeting for men ut the
seventh Street Christian Church
sunday afternoon under the auspices
OF IN. Central Young Mems Christian
Association. The meeting Will be for
men only and will open at 3:30
"'clock. His subject Will be Whats
tn" Matter WITH Virginia."
For nearly three decades Sam
Small has been one of the prominent
hgurts on the American platform.
With Sam Jones. Dr. Small held
"Eans"liStic and tabernacle meetings
IN every section Of tho country. and
the two Sans We're heard by thous-
ands His quaint ana peculiar way
of expressing his thoughts, coupled
w,,h his oratory. hae placed Or.
S~hHl as favorite before the pub
lie. lie Is man OF exceptional at
tainments and his practical cX.
perience as an attorney. journalist.
author soldier. minister, evangelist
ana lecturer has given him a wealth
OF material upon which To draw.
Or Small Is an Emory and Henry
College man. and is considered one
"i the most noted graduates OF that
old Virginia school.
AZ O'clock sunday night pr
small VIII spcal: again at the same
chnr"h to men and women on the
SUBJECT Scrapping the Command
rncutS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
BANK STOCKHOLDERS ASK
RECOVERY OF TAX MONEY
Institute Suit Against State
and City as Result Of
Refund.
CASE ~ LAW AND EQUITY COURT
Proceedings Are Watched With Grrnt
Interest Here. Since the Decision
Way Affect Holders OF Stock In
Other Institutions.

IN echo OF the recent compromise
settlement between the city and
local banks. in - nooted question OF
taxation, was hoard in tn. Law and
Equity Cour; yesterday, when couu-
s'l representing certain Stockholders
u the State and city Bank and Trust
Company Instituted suit agains; the
bank to recover varying sums which
they claim due "a - result Of the
refund OF taxes by the city
The settlement between the banks
and the city was effected mainly
through the activities OF Mayor
Ainslic and City Attorney Anderson.
after the banks had taken the case
TO the Supreme Court OF the United
states, where the decision OF tho
howcr courts was reversed. Later
City Attorney Anderson made prep
arations to enter an appeal. and the
outlook appeared bright for the city.
il tho meantime the banks that had
previously declined to consider q
compromise In the settlement of tho
case, agreed to accept the city's pro-
Dosal that the taxes for 1915 and
other years. over which contention
had arisen as TO LEGALITY. bc refund
ed through compromise arrange
ment This vas donS and satisfac-
ton was expressed H. all parties
concerned.
Tho banks contcnded that the city
had assessed them al rate higher
,han fixed 10y The State. and had paid
the tax under protest. Through the
arrangement, brought about by
Mayor Anslie. the city saved several
hundred thousand dollars which il
might have been forced to return
under the decision OF the United
States supreme Court.
Now The stockholders are claiming
= return 10 them. pro rata. of GER
tain portion of tn. money refunded
Icy the city. The case will he watch
ed with considerable interest. as Its
result may effect ckholdcrs in
other banks. Andrew -. Christian
and Mcclure. Rely and EGGlestcn
represent the pla!ntins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
He WILL URGE ADOPTION
OF 81 GAS ORDINANCE
Melton Would Have Measure
Become Effective at Begin
ming Of Fiscal Year.

Alderman II. w. Melton. OF Jcncr-
son Ward, member Of the Finance
Committee. said last night he would
urge the adoption OF his ordinance
fixing the price of gas at 81 4 thouS-
and feet. 10 become effective at the
beginning OF the fiscal year. Mr.
Melton introduced similar measure
during the last Council, but no
action was taken because the funds
derived from the sale of gas durin.;
this year had been included in tn"
budget expenditures. and there was
no other source from which this
money could b" derived.
Mayor Ainslic has recommended Il
graduated scale for iii. coming
year. with the idea of still further
decreasing the rate the following
year He would place the price to
tho general consumer AT Sl.l5 Il
thousand feet. with rates of sos
and - cents to "wholcsale con-
Mayor. Will induce a greater use
at gas, with larger revenue as the
result.
Councilman Lawrence T Price. Of
Lee Ward. at the last meeting OF
the Committee on Utilities, am
nounced that he would propose a
plan by which large consumers In
the suburban districts might obtain
gas pipe connections, thereby giving
them the advantages OF use of gas.
and at the same time increasing the
sale and the income. He explained
that lie would push this proposition
now III view OF the fact that tho
gas plant is in position to furnish
Eas In unlimited quantities
Councilman John IlirSchherg, Of
jefferson ward. will urge Common
Council to adopt the 81 rate lie in
tr~.luced at the last meeting OF that
body Il resolution fixing tho price at
81.
These various plans are now in the
hands of the Finance Committee.