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New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

~ TATUARY is getting to be tender sub
- ject with the average New Yorker
~ When out-of-town visitors ask him if he
has seen the statue Of General So-and- SO
in such park at such street intersection
he has to answer no. And it is the same kind
of "no" that is delivered in answer to similar
questions about the Aquarium or the Statue
of Liberty or the other things that New York
crs don't visit.
Well known scuIptors who have had their
masterpieces planted about New York City
have lived and died III the bitter knowledge
that such paintings have been in vain, so far
as the native population is concerned.
The main cause of this universal neglect
seems to be the growth of underground travel,
The men who built the subways were no
friends to art as eXemplitied in park statuary.
Apparently there is no hope of changing the
situation as long as the subways and the
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

a LITTLE more than a year ago a
"a wealthy New York society woman
~ conceived a plan to aid and encour-
A l.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
ALL KINDS APPLY
FOR ARMY CHOW
BY Herbert s. Mayer

1HE fortunate sparrows which haunt
Union Square in summer were win
A tering in the sunshine Of the South.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
NEMCI ZiSKALI ULEVU.
MA KONFERENCI v CANNES BYLY JIM POVOLENY
MfRNEJSf SPLATKY

Cannes, 49, edna Delegace britcka, belgicka japan
ska nemeck podieiici schzi nejvyss rady odeey
odtud hodn dnes vecer
Tfi ddleze body vynoTy dnes zmatkd do nichz
signace Arsde Brianda Zde
vyiednavan Ty sou pfedne, ze mnistersvo Raymondem
Poncarem cee nastoup misto Brandovy adminrace;
uhe Janovska ekonomcka konfeence bya pode vsehc
zachranena zcenn tTet re reparacn vybor ride
pravomocf udeenou Versaskou smlouvou posky Meme
moratorium pokud spoenci nedospeji novemu rozhod
mutt vzhledem jeho stavu
Nemecko mse aby zaplalo soc, ,OOO, 900 zlatych
rex ez sou spatny pfstf ned6 bude pla kazdych
dn pfbzne 81 900 zatch marek keryzto obnos pred
stavuje 25 procent jeho vyvozu
Berlin, 13. ledna. Podminky, nichz Nemecku bylC
ud6eno prozamn poshoven lednovyh spatkac vesy zdt
znamost ackoi kabnet dosud nemel pTmych zprav
Watera Rathenau-a Ufen kruhy odepfey mluvit
zrevdovanych podmnkach prohasivse ze vyckavaji ma
n6mecke deegace, jez ocekavana jest zde ned6
echto kuzch njak nen zataovana rados mad pozvanm
Janovkou konferenc jest zaoven zvedavos
jake miry Amerka bude podlei teto schuzi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
TEZKO JEST POMAHATI.
DIE SENATORA McCORMICKA EVROPSKYM STA
TUM, KDYz VYDRZUJf sTATIsiCOvE ARMADY.
Washington, 13. ledna.

Washington, 13 edna. Senator Mccormick . Ilnoisu
oznaml dnes, ze poda senate p den resouc zadaici
odbor situ normace, iez finantnlch zaeatoech ev
ropskych vlad obzvlaS vzhedem ech vynakadani
ma vydrzoyani armad.
Soucasne Mccormick vydal prohaseni nemz kritisue
ony vlady Zejmena Franc vyrzovn tax vekeho
muzn We zbrani Neni pry Jim vbec pomoci
zeme ty setrvaji We SVEN zavoden We zbroien
resoluci bude pozadovano vykaz ro6n iez dotycna
zeme duhu Spojenm Stat1n ma vecne pickv Prohaseni
obsahuje abulku uvadec "autortatvn" cislce
z1 We zbrani nasleducch zemich
France ldnatos, 40,0000O0 zbran, 100000; Ito''.
ldnaost 40OO000O, zbrani 456, ,0O0 Posko hdnaost
100000, zbrani $50 000 Rumunsko idnatos 600
zbran 100000; Cekosovensko 900 OOO0 We
zbran, 100000 muzu
Tyto cislice, prav Mccormick nesou 1pne avsak
kazu celkem vice 900 muz We zbran lidnaosti
0 mao vetsi, nezli ona Spojenych Stati
Stay vydrzuc echto 100000 muzd" pravil senator.
sou tax bizko bankrotu budou nuceny kvdo-
vati sve domaci dluhy, nezastav-li se''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
POINCARE A LLOYD GEORGE.
BUDOU Sc RADITT O ANCLO-FRANL
COUZSKE SNL LOUVE.
NOvY PREMIER DOSUD NEOZNAMIL SESTAVENl
SVEHO KABlNETU.

Pafiz, 49, edna Ma britckem velvysanectv bude Ii
ira Romano dnezte interview mez premerem Poincarem
Loydem Georgem britckm mnsteskym predsedou Preru-
SEM vyjednavan pTvoden resgnac Brandovou nebude
tudfz douho.
Brticky premier jest ocekavan Ultra behem dopole-
dine SVEN navratu Poncare kdyz byo mu sd6-
eno ze hoda zde ztrvt n6koik hodn obm navstivti
presdenta Meranda pozada britckeho vevsance ably
fdil interview na velvyslanectv 4. hod odpoledni
Acko dosud neni 1redne premeren Poncare mysli, ze
bude neepe kdyz bude mti nejdTve dorozumeni oy-
dem Georgem vzhedem francouzsk6 niz
dohodl premier BRAND Loydem Georgem Cannes die
Angle uvoue chranit Francii prot tok enz neby by
il vyprovokovin
Poncare, ex-presiden repubky, ex-premier exmnistr
fmanci zahranicnch zaeztos potkar po tricet rokn
advokat protest. nes odpoedne defnvn6 prja sesa-
ven noveho rancouzskeho kabnetu nasupce Arstde
Branda Salo to Elyseskem paaci behem dlouhe
muvy presdentem Mllerandem celodennch poradach
muz cd nchz ocekava re bud pfmou fad kabnetu neb
budou v cele jeho stoupenci snemovn6 a senate
Dnes vecer premier prohas re sotva pred nedei
veter bude moci ohlasti jmena novych minstrd.
Ze snemovny prvni znamka opposce prsa prohlaseni
cd skupiny radkach socasd odeprou spoluplso-
beni. Toto jest skupina nz BRAND Vvian JIM
prouli statnc mez mimi Mlerand minulos pTinalezei
iez nen nak6m spojeni naslnym revolucnm hnutim.
rus stTay berani snGovny rovn6z rozhody
vstoup do vady ale zachova vonost hlasova vadu
neb proti nj, jak dobre uznaj
Poncare tudz Cd sameho pocatku bude m proti
mensnu bude spoeha svoi podporou nacona
scke ceny kter byl zvolen Cemenceauove programu
1919 Jest tom rochu rone nebo Poncare byl ednim
nejvasnvejsich odprcn Clemenceau-ovych nyn
cen do veke miry spolehat ma jeho podporu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
CAST MESTA Sc PROPADLA.
CTYkI HAVfRI ZABITI, NEKOLIK PORANENO We
SCRANTON, PA

Scranton, Pa, 49, edna. - rachotem pripominaifcim
zemetfesen, neiosudnes sesu zdeS ban
ske oblas udalo dnes kdy 90 akru redencn cas
hoo mesa propado Cyri hav Se soach pracuicf
by zabti nekolik poraneno Se5nsrTrai tr6mv atmi
podporami dinfmi
Poranen haviri by pozdeii vytazen dopraven do Mo-
ses Taylor nemocnice.
Behem nekoika minut po prvnim rachotu vesicm
me Sc sesua mnoha mstech ulcch dvorcich po-
vstay Stroke rhlny nichz valia para dnni p7y
to meo vzhed sopky Jmena zabitych havirn isou
chael Kelly John Barrett Alfred Reese Edgar Hughes
sachtach Glen Alden Coal Co.. mad nmz zem6 Sc pro-
padla tuny kamen pelamaneho drv zapnly chodbv
y zatarasvse vychody Ma st6 praskot varova have tax
re vetSinou dostai yeas
Rovnez nahofe ulcich zavladl zmatek zd6senf. da
vybiha piibytku koem ohozeneho dstrku rozestavena
poiceni straz ably preeso dasimu Tri
sta obyd jest ohrozeno skoda dosahnout n6koka
sc doaru zdali dale sehne Die sveho kontraku
poecnost Jest zodpov6dna vechny skody vznknuv
padnutim zem6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
SPATNE UVLTANf PRINCE.
PRI VYTRZNOSTI MADRASU v INDII DIVA LIDE.
ZABITI, DIVADLO NAPADENO.

Londyn 13. ledna. - DepeSe k London Times Madrasu
prav velkoepe uvani uchysane pro prince Waesk6ho
bylo zmafeno nahlym vybuchem vyrznost podobnm one
jako udaly Bombaji Dva de byli zabiti.
Jeden mrtvych byl vytrznik enz byl zasreen iednm
zfzencG obrazkoveho divada vrh Depese
dodava ze vosko obrneneh karach patrouje uce ma
situaci dobre rukou.
Divado pro pohyblive obrazky napadeno byo davem
volani At ze posvatny Gandhi rozbti
kousel sc zapaiti budovu.
Ultra bude zde zahaena konerence zasupcn vsech nd-
ckyeh sran ucelem ak pozvani jest uvedeno yasnen
pfitomne stuace Gandh naconalstckym vudcem
scasn ale zadny zastupce vady nebude proen lee BY
takove byl pokadan umirnen ndove keri mali msa
zakonodarne rade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
MOKRA kAMPAN
ZAHAJENA.

Chicago, 13. ledna. - Pri-
pitky ku dni, az opet bude do
volen zakonity prodej piva a
vina, byly zde pripijeny dnes
600 prominentnlmi obcany =
We studene, velmi studene vo-
de. Ryl to banKet, ma nem5
formalne zahajena kampan v
zajmu povoleni vyroby pro-
deje lehcich lihovin. Hlavnim
fecnikem byl senator Stanley
z Kentucky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
DNES ZRODf Sc RISKY
STAT.
Mirova smlouva bude form6lne
schvalena ma schulz jihoir-
skeho parlamentu.

Dublin, 13. ledna. - Zajem
v politicke situaci soustfed'uje
Sc ma schhyi if3 blide konaaa
jihoirskym snemem "a itelem
schvaleni mirove smlouvy S
Velkou Britanii. Pozvani l.
zasedani byla vydana dnes po-
depsana Arthurem Griffithem.
Byla odeslana vsem poslan-
cum zvolenym pro dvacet sest
iiznich okresd, mezi mimi Ea-
monu De Valerovi a jeho stou-
pencnm. Neocekava Sc vsak,
BE De Valera neb kterykoli z
jeho pratel sucastni Sc zaseda-
nj tohoto parlamentu.
!. SchGze bude konana v tax
zvanem Dubovem sale Mansion
House, a lee n6kteri clenove
nepfeJlcl smlouve v posledni
chvili rozhodli by Sc k 16asten-
stvi, bude to pouha formalita.
Bude zvolen predseda, smlou-
va schvalena a prozatimni Via
da zfizena. Arthur Griffith a
clenove. jeho kabinetu die pri-
tomnych pland budou tvofitl
prozatimni vladu.
Pfipravy pro vyklizeni Du-
blinsk6ho zamku a odvolani
vojska jsou jiz hotovy. Prvnl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
PRVNf ZAKON PROSAZENY
SOCIALlSTOU.

Washington, II. ledna. =
President schvalil -Gnes pred
lohu zakona, podanou poslan-
Gem Meyerem Londonem, soci-
ahstou re statu New Yorku, na
doplneni bankrotniho zakona
V tom smyslu, aby naroky ma
mzdu, sluzne prodavac1 a Pc
nize ulozene jake zaruka "a
mestnanci nemohlv byti "sma.
zany' bankrotn:m TiZenim
Pan London pravil, ze toto jest
prvni predloha podana social.
stou, jez stala Sc federalnim
zakonem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
HROZIVE DEMONSTRATE
We VfDNI.

Widen, IL. ledna. - Dnes
doslo k vaznym demonstracim
nezamestnanlch, ktere Sc We
velike mire podobaly demon
stracim z pocatku prosince m.
r., po nichz pax Sc lid vrhl ma
kramy q obchody a vyplenil
ie. Tentokrate kramy rychle
zavrely okna zeleznymi zalu.
ziemi a vsecky predni hotely
byly zavreny. Tax dalece do
sud nedoslo k zadnym vytrzno-
stem, ale jak bude dale, nikdo
,,aai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
ZITA U svEHO NEMoCNE
HO SYNA.

Curych, Svycarsko, Is. led.
ma. - Byvala cisarovna Zita
pfijela sem dnes a odebrala sc
do pokoju vyhrazenych pro nj
" nemocnici Paracelsus, kde je-
il syn ma byti operovan ma "a
net slepeho streva v sobotu.
Professor Claimont ma vyko-
nato operaci. Kdyz Zita pfi-
jela do Basileje, cekal tam ma
mi zastupce svycarskeho zahra-
nicniho lradu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
SESTA OBET NESTESTf
u VAN VERT.

Van Vert, o., 13. ledna.-
Smrtf Josefinv Stegemancve,
13-lete, V okresni nemocnici
dnes rano, pocet obeti srazky
nakladnfho vlaku Sc skolnim
omnibusem bl.ze tohoto mista
v itery. dosahl sesti. Bratr di-
venky, August Stegeman, devi-
tiletv, rovnez poran6ny pfi ne
Stesti, Zemfel vcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
JEDINE SMRT JE ODLOUCf.

Chicago, 49, ledna. - Josefa Rosa Blazkovy iez
no rokG byly arakci dech usady abv
klidu ravy dasf zvot mse zdstati spoeny az do sve
smrti rozhodi lekar bedvem ch predominant pomoc
paprskG Dvocata ez naroda srosa bya hoova podro
bit operaci obavy smrt ene moha by prvod tez
smr druhe Leka prohas ze ich oddeleni nyn melo by
nasedek smrt obou vyadfi mnen ze kdyby jedna
mrela druha by il nasedovaa lee by ekar okamze moh e
oddel Cta A roxy veku Jedna Jest provdana ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
MLADY LEkAR NALEZEN
MRTVYM We VLASTNi
URADOVNE.

v lekarske oficine, 2441
Professor ave. nalezen byl ma
iitel teze, teprv 28lety l6kaf
dr.. Peter Jaglenski mrtev. Die
vvsetrovani stal Sc obeti prud-
keho zanetu Pile. Nahle ze-
snuly byl graduantem koleje
sv. Ignace a ohioske statni me-
dicinske SkOly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
MA POMOC NEZAMESTNANYM.
Buffalo, 13 edna M6stska rada povolila dnes $780,
900 1levu nezam6stnanost Pracovnici dobrocnnych
,polecnosti sdelu, re $4,000 denikd m6ste zahai


oddil pomocne pnlicie odejel
dnes veeer, COZ stalo Sc klidne,
bez vselikych vystnpd ostat-
nj oddly budou nasledovati.
Pohyby vojska We velkych roz-
merech isou ocekavany pfisti
tyden.
Dals.. politicnf vfzni byli pro-
pustsni Z vezenf n Anglii i v
Iiissak 4. 1890
Dublin, Ia. ledna. - Anglo
irska smlouva, kterou utvofen
jest risky Svobodny Stat, byla
jednohlasn6 schvalena dnes
iihoirskym parlamentem. De
Valera ieho stoupenci, ktefi
jsou proti smlouve, nebyli prl-
tomni.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14

about 5 D. m. when a soldier with
the aid Of cruuches was endeavoring
toe ross the street. Men jostled him
In their anxiety TO get home in time
~ dinner and passing vehicles paid
no heed to his crippled condition.
,F'.naiiy an aged woman Of the
type affectionately described as moth
erly. stepped to the side Of the
manned soldier and assisted him to
the other side of the street.
The following dialogue took place
In police court yesterted between
Judge Hardison and a dusky plaintiff
who evidently believes in the
bakers. dozen:
How many were In the roomT' the
Judge asked.
81 really can't say. your honor"
was the reply.
Were there tent" asked the Judge,
trying to help the witness.
II don't think so, Judge" the man
answered.
We'll, were there a half dozen
present. inquired the Judge.
No. sir. Judge. don't believe there
was more than six" replied the
darky
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14
BIBLEBODY PLANS
BIG MEMBER DRIVE
Vaughn Class Opens Exten.
sive Campaign in City
Tomorrow.

The Vaughn Bible Class of Cal
vary Baptist Church will oficially
start its membership drive tomor-
row. They expect almost 100 per
cent attendance of its present mem
bership of 500. A membership OF
1000 is their goal by December 1.
The drive will be conducted by the
Following organizations: Homer ].
Councillor, general; John A. Patter-
son. major general in charge of the
"Old Guard" Ralph C. Howard,
major general of the "Contenders."
Reporting to each major general
Will be ten colonels. For the Old
Guard these are: Hugh w. Smith.
II. b. Nevius, Carl E. Bogardus
William E. Hughes. H. d. Ormsby
X. L. Osborne. Richard A. Sauer,
Jesse L. Ward, Capt. John II Wheel
er and ]. II. ]. Yule.
COlonels on the side Of the Con-
tenders are: Neal W. Bragaw,
George r. Harris, A. J. Goodson. F.
y. kohler. W. e Marsh. p NJ Nash,
.. A. c. Oehmler, Ned T. Sparks. ].
E. Rayford and Walter Strong.
Each Colonel will have ten cap
tains and each captain an aide. II
will be noted that there are no pri-
Yates, the psychology being that one
can expect more OF an officer, and
every man is an officer.
Plans provide for reaching and in
viting to the class more than 5000
men of Washington. Prof L. d.
Bliss Is their teacher.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14

Cohtthued on rage TOO.
similar injunctions tomorrow. 1t was
reported.
The basis Of the White Star Lines
case was that the steamer Majestic
was about to sail from Liverpool and
unless the company had legal assur-
ances that its liquor cargo would
not be seized here the whole wet
stock might have to be thrown over
board outside the three-mile limit of
New York.
While steamship owners thus were
apparently winning the first round in
the fight against the Daugherty de-
cision, the government may still have
the upper hand in the controversy.
It was pointed out that neither the
injunction nor the orders to show
cause say anything about the power
of the customs officials to withhold
clearance papers from vessels.
The probability that customs au-
thorities may refuse clearance to ships
carrying liquor was indicated by
John D. Appleby. zone chief enforce
ment agent.
The test OF this development may
come Wednesday, after the period Of
grace allowed by the Treasury De-
partment expires on all boats
The four-masted schooner Freeman,
from Norfolk, Va. to Bangor, Me,
allied to get a new captain at Vine
ward Haven Mass. Its first mate
William Jones. reported that the
former skipper had traded part OF the
cargo for booze from rum runner
off Long Island and had to be put
In chains because he persisted in steer
ing the ship straight onto the Long
Island coast.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14
WORLD PORTRAYAL.
LISTED TOMORROW
Rev. Taylor to Speak at
M. M. NJ. Episcopal
Church..

A campaign under the title OF
World Conditions" will be ina~gu-
rated tomorrow in the Metropolitan
Memorial VI. E. Church. Rev. Dr.
James ". Taylor, who for years
was a missionary in India and
world traveller. viii speal; twice to-
morrow and each night during the
week except SATURDAY He will
speak three times the following
Sunday.
Dr. Taylor is brilliant speaker
and has been received by many
churches and Ktwanis clubs most
enthusiastically. He will discuss
such topics as World Conditions
which Make Democracy Impossi-
ble,' india. the Land of SUperIa-
tives." South America. the Land OF
Opportunity Mexico, the Land Of
Buried Civilizations" and "Disarr-
ament and the cost ~ War"
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14
RHEU N ATISM is
ENTIRELY GONE
Il Eat and Sleep Like a Child
and Feel Splendid" Declares
11th St. Woman-Give,
Tsnlac Credit. -

Go where you will in the United
states, Canada, Mexico or Cuba
talk with anybody who has tried
1.-THE number Is legion-snd
you will find an enthusiastic
friend Of Tsnlac. Taniac pro-
duces most gratifying results
and that is where IL scores. In
Washington alone many thou
sands OF people have expressed
their Indebtedness to the Mas
ter Medicine for the return OF
their health, strength and happI-
ness. Among them 10 Mrs. Anna
Carroll. 1915 llth Street s. E,
who says:
. What they put in Tanlac 70
make IL SO different and SO won
derful is more than ! can un-
derstand. but / do know Il has
built me up to where am en-
owing good health and my graft
tude 10 unhounded. 1 had such
a bad case OF dyspepsia for a
year or more that actually
dreaded to eat anything Ny
stomach just wouldn't let me
have any peace or comfort. I
could harily stand to look at
breakfast and ! ate 30 little at
other times that my strength
about all left me. also had
rains in the small % my back.
rheumatic pains in my arms and
legs. and was 80 nervous ] could
never hope for a good nights
sleep. But things are different
since I began taking Tanlsc. I
eat and sleep like a child and
feel so well that life IL q pleas
ure'
Tanlsc {. sold in washinFton
by Peoples Drug Stores and ell
leading druFgists.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

PHILADELPHlA, Pa. Oct. Is
Butter-SOlid packing creamery.
high scoring. 46a4sc: xtrast, 45a4sc:
extra firsts. 43a44c; firsts. 36a3sc:
seconds. 33a35c; sweet creamery,
choice fancy. 46a4Sc; fair to good.
36a3sc
Eggs-Ncarby extra firsts, 46c:
firsts, 4Oa42c; western extra, firsts,
44c: flrsts. 39a41c; seconds 25a30c:
fancy candlcd 51a52c; fair to good,
i6a49c
Live Poultry-Fowls. fancy yellow
skinned. 2sa2Sc; white Leghorn, 19a
2lC: spring chickens, fancy yellow
skinned. 2sa2Sc; medium. 20a22c;
old roOsters. 16a1sc: ducks, white
Pekin 25a26c; mixed. 2Oa22c.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14
new BANK BUILDING
WILL BE ERECTED
IN S.W. SECTION
American Security Buys
Property at Seventh
And E Southwest.

Property on the northwest corner
Of Seventh and L streets southwest
has been purchased by the South
west Branch Of the American Sc
curity and Trust COmpany's Home
Savings Branch for the erection Of
4 new bank building.
Ths plans were made public at a
meeting of the advisory board Of
the Southwest Branch held yester-
day afternoon. The building on the
eornsr and the ons adjoining Will
be demolished to make room for the
new structure.
That IL will be as modern a bank
building as can be found in the city.
Is assured by business men interest
ed in the bank. White marble and
limestone will be used in the build
ing, and the interior will be fur
nished with modern bank equip
ment.
In January an advisory board.
composed Of Southwest business
men. was elected to supervise the
Southwest Branch. They were
Frank A. johnson. real estate. 306
Seventh street southwest; Capt. A.
J. Taylor. marine supplies. Tenth
and Water streets southwest: Geo.
NJ Yeatman. hardware, 426 Seventh
street southwest; DR.. Charles NJ.
Hammett. 6ff + street southwest.
and George Dant. photographer. 522
Seventh street southwest. Richard
r. Harris. assistant treasurer OF the
American Security and Trust Com
pany, is in charge Of the Southwest
Branch. The bank was established
In 1906.
Mrs. J. W. ThawIey and daughter.
of Crisfield. Md. are visiting Mil
ton Thawley. 2o2 Eleventh street
southwest
Friends OF Mrs. 4. VI. Newman.
1IO3 Virginia avenue southwest,
gave her surprise party on her
birthday.
Miss Ella Adams. OF North Caro-
lima has recently accepted a posi-
tion in the Department of ACricul-
ture. Fourteenth and r streets
southwest
The Southwest branch Of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
will meet at the home OF Mrs,
Charles W. BohannOn. 323 Twelfth
street southwest Monday evening.
Harry Dickhaut has opened q
new store at 313 Seventh street
southwest. known as The Old
Curiosity Shop"
Mrs. NJ II. Sattes and niece, Miss
MaUde Galloway. 11lS Virginia
avenue southwest, spent their va
cation iu North Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14
DAu,Y MARKET REPORT ON
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

compiled by the Market News serv-
ice Bureau OF Agricultural Econom-
ics). Sales from Wholesalers direct
to Retailer. except where otherwise
noted.
Sales to 8 a. m.
Apples Barrels. Virginlas'
Grimes No. l. good color, S6.z6a
$50. fair color. s4.75a5; No. 2. $3.50
"A: American Beautys. No. l. very
few sales. S6a6.60: No. 2. Ss.6oa4;
various varieties No. l, $3ab.
Cabbage-New Yorks, domestic
round type. fair quality. 31.50s2 per
cwt.; Danish type. $2a2.26 per cwt.
Grapes-New York, got. Climax
baskets. various varieties. 25a2sc;
12-ut. Climax baskets, various va
rieties mostly around 81; Michi-
gans I2-ut. Climax baskets. various
varieties. 90cas1.
Onions-Ohios and Indianss. 100
ID. sacks. yellow varieties, No. l.
81. 7ba2: New Yorks. 1oO-lb. sacks
yellow varieties. No. l. S1.50a1.7S.
Sweet Potatoes-North Carolina
cloth top stsve barrels, yellow va
rieties No. l. mostly around 81.
White Potatoes New Jerseys.
1bO-Ib. sacks, giants No. l. ;1.75 per
sack: Pennsylvanias. 15o-lb. sacks,
round whites. No. l. mostly around
s225 per sack; New Yorks, 15O-lo.
sacks. round whites No. 1, $2a2.2S
per sack.
Cautaloupes - Supplies liberal:
movement slow; Colorado. Rocky
Ford section. fats 12s and 15s pink
meats. 75caS1: few sales, $1.25:
Honey Dews. crates. s1.25a1.75.
Tomatoes Supplies moderate;
homegrowns, -6-qt. hampers. around
75c.
Caulifower-New Yorks. crates.
S2a2.25.
Pears-SupplIes liberal: New
Yorks. bushel baskets. Bartletts.
some overripe. S1.50a2.50.
String Beans-Supplies liberal.
Bushel baskets. hOmegrowns, S1.6o.
Lettuce-Supplies liberal. Home
grown crates. 75caS1.
CeIery-New York. crates all
sizes. SSa5; two-thirds crates,
around S2.25.
ies-Massachusetts. II
barrel boxes. IS.
Spinach-Homegrown crates. s1a
1.25.
Kale-Homegrown crates around
75c.
Pea h supplies moderate.
Movement moderate. Wide range
condition. New York. Elbertas.
bushel baskets. best large size,
good color. s2.50a3; fair color, medi-
UNI size. S2a2.25; some ordinary
condition low as 81
The Washington herald., 1922-10-14
ARMY ORDERS
n TO OFFICERS
Infantry.

Capt Druid e. Wheeler to Fari-
bault MINI; Capt. Albert G. Chase
to Fort Omaha, Nebr.: Capt. Fred
erick L. Gerlach to Fort am Hous-
ton. Tex: Capt. George A. Miller to
San Francisco. Cal.
Medical.
Capt. Robert s. Mckenzie to Den
yer. Colo.
ARTILLERY.
Capt. Robert NJ. Connell, to Fort
Hunt. Va; Capt. Parry W. Lewis. to
Washington, d. c.: Maj. Edward L.
Dyer. to Camp Eustis. Va; Capt
Vernon W. Hall. to Minneapolis,
MINI.
Engineers.
Capt. Clarence L. Adcock, to Bos-
ton. Mass.
Capt. Charles A. watkins, to At
lanta. Ga.
Capt. James B. Mockbee. to San
Francisco, Cal.
Air Service.
Maj Joseph C. Morrow. to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.
Quartermasters.
Mai. Charles c. Drake, to Fort
Leavenworth: Capt Edgar F.
Nickum. to Fort Sam Houston.
Veterinary.
First Lieut. Oness H. Dixon, jr.. to
Fort d. A. Russell. Wyoming.