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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MAnKET.

,,SiiiCAug. Feb. 2s--Cat:ic: Receipts.
li,v': btef steers uneven: about steady
With yesterday. close. or weak 20 i5c I'M.
net genera selling that day. TOY. ss0j ::
MclEht. l.Sp pounds: bulk hdef steers.
!LioTs.o": she stock and stocKers and
,eeders s,cady: bulla suow; calves steady
she stock stsoas.I5 bulk stockers and
feeders: tS5oq7.5o; bulk vcaicrS. 500 40
Hog: Rccelpta . .Co): mostly 10 to Zoe
higher than Mondays average: close slow /:
shipr:TS bought aboht $500: hn!,ioycr mod, :.
sr1;"ly liberal: 1il.Ss paid Tor Inir;y-sevcn
noes nos: praet!ca! top. tii5e: bulk 1890 -
TX pigs ston1y IN &c higher. uuIt, .la-
riiable. 20 to isc- pounsdr,. .io.25liiS -.
sheer: Receipts 500: fat sheep steady +;
iat ianIhs mostly cJr lower: spots src
,ower: fat lamb top, 1855: bulk. SIS oSaS
iaD top rhorp lambs. $500: to-. wooI~i1
.;sar,ihES' .S!SD: TOP wocled ewes. :9.cl :
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Lh4ERTY LOAN DuND MARKET.
a., Investment Bnnkerr.
291 Eant Malu Sirnsi Rinh rnnna u.
IN COTTON
GIVES NET ADVANCE
[ny Assoclated Prnss. /

9 NEW, York. Feb. 2S.SEariy declines q,
AZ f NJ ~ per bale were followed by rallies
M WAS steady Mt net advance of to Il
ih nrhts May contracts broke To i7s3 dur
NE tne morning. but solo uy' tn lSg, MI
closed At 1874. compared with 1914 At ths
clnse OF the previous day. VIC
,rRne market opened steady at an advance
OBJ OF 70 lS points. but soon turned ender
Mhd reRiizinR and selling for a reaction.
ii Ia bic reports from Manohsstor, easier
s{{ ato, copies from Liverpool reports of free
L2oKs IN forslsn exchange. There was
y S I, selling which may havo been
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Grim md l,rovIsions.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2s.-Potatoes,
75al 90: $50 pounds. a.o0a3.25; 40. 3.
- 5a1.00: sweets and yams. barrel
i.N0a".OO: No. .. a.00a2.5O: bushcl, 100
ni.65; No ?. scars. beans. hamper.
i.Oua5.5O; bcets. bunch. 4aS: cabbage.
hamper. i.00ai.l5; carrots. bunch. Sac
5auiifo yer, crate. l.7ja2.5o: celery,
dozen. S0al.25: crate. 2.50a3.50: GU :
cumbcrs. crate. 3.00aS.00: cggplants.
crate. 2.50a5.50: horseradish. busheI.
i.Sna5.00: kale. barrel. LOCALES
Lettuce. basket, l.5Qa3.00: onions.
100 pounds. 6.00aS.50: No. =, 3.O0a5.00
3ysierplantst bunch. sac: parsnips,
bushel. 15aa0: peas. hamper. 5.o0a6Ou
peppers. crate. 3.00ai.50: spinach bar
rel. 2.0oa5.5O: squash. crate. i.OOa5.O0:
basket. 35ni0.
:. Apples. packed, barrel. 6.OOa3 90
No. ?. o.0oa6.50: bushcl, i.50a2.75: box
apples. 2.25a400: cranbcrrics. barrel
-. ooai0.O0; grapcfruits. box. 2.5Oa3.50:
oranges. box. 3.50a5.00: tnnSerincs.
i0a50.
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NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK, Feb. Elm the main to-
days bond !narke. continued lie upward
movement OF the last few wceks after
hhoE.nE early hcsliutlun. Foreign issues
conl'nusd tn feature tho demand. buy,ns
embracing South american as well as the
ieaaihH European offerings.
The new per cent Netherlands gov
crnment Loan sold at a fraction over the
SUBSCRIPTION price. but Brtirh ''-orriI and
Belgian issue g. t,. -.
sumhL!y on prDnt' Low priced 70
organizcd rhi!S led the domestic group
luses'Hcnt trdnsDOrthtiDus showing it'll.
lmproHeinen'. desrite hotter earnings re-
ported by tTni >cui, gifCnIal ir.iTS. loon.
uhclohs were nrnIG. but the I.ib-Tty
series closed at nominal gains and !u-.ss
s'Iotai sales. par value, sis 5000
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s--Eggs-
a:S; average receipts. %: Southern
&c.
Live poul;ry-Itoosters. per H.. IS;
turkeys. per H., i0a45; chickens
spring. per H.. 32a33: keats, young.
each. 50u60 fowls &C.
Dressed noultrv Tresh lSilin1
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Three Suits ArnIn.t Dov,,

suits have been instituted In Hust-
ings Court, Part H., against James
c. Davis by William and Fred S.
Crump for $4,000: by William Uns-
worth for $4,000. and by Cunning.
ham and Hinshaw for $4,000.
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Governor Receives First sbod.

Governor Trinkle has received the
hrst roe shad caught In the waters
or virginia this year, they being sent
by ~. ID. Dixon, OF Buckroe Bench. A
note f-cn: Mr. Dixon said: "I am
sending you the first roe shnd caught
at o'clock a. NJ, on February u.s."
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MISCELLANEOUS .KKErs.


New York. Feb 2s.-Cottun goods werH
barely steady throughout tho day. An
I'M proved demand - noted for wash fab
res FOR imm"diatc delivery. Yarns rule
steady. Heavy buriapg have advanced Il
ilitIe and replacement Goods are now sell
ing oa II basis Of spots SIlks are la mod
crate demand only. Wool dress goods are
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SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb. -,-rur, cn:lnc
DUH. 81. sales none: receipts -: shipments.
-: stock. 1925.
Rosin arm: sales. SO: receipts. 7ii: ship
mcnts. zoo: stock. 40 Quote: -. -. r..
f.. O. 3..j {: TO: II. J.I.i ~ i.S2t-. ]. 100; X.
$50 10: NJ. 5..ou5.,5: y. 5v.: VIC. $50.
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IS; poor and thln. isa2O: pigeons, pair.
jOa35. guinea fowl, each, 3CaGO
Dressed poultry: Turkeys, h.. rs
aio; old toms. 35aS6: poorly dressed
on roostcrs, Il: capons. coats: ducks.
jOa3o; geese. 22a25.
Eggs. loss off. native. and nearby.
duck eggs. 30.
Butter. creamery, fancy. lb.. 3Sa39;
prints. 39ail: nearby creamery. 3ia
packed. Is: dairy prints. 20a23; pro-
cess butter IS
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NE STEEL INDUSTRY CONTINUES TO BE "A VORABLE

or loss general IN character. Closing bids
were 10 10 Is net higher. Sales $500
barrels. Tenders, 1000 barrels. Prime crude
lp.p1; prime summer yellow spot. il.s).
March. ll.ii; May li.6s. July. Hiss. all
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Iriccs for corn and oats ruled unstable.
owing largely TO tho cratic nuctuat!ons
IN wheat. Corn. however. was. relatively
hfin ab result OF sualinCss Of receipts.
High quotation" on hogs gave Al M: to
provisions. Lard touched now top price
Tor the season.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Bs Woodson- Craig 4 CO.. 1927 Enst Car,
Street. Phone Madison 290.
Dressed Poultry.

Turkeys. fancy dressed,
head and feet of. H..
Turkeys, CHI, dressed lib.
Chickens. dressed. small.
fat, lib. .,..............
Chickens. dressed. largo.
tat. ID. ................
Hons. dressed. fat. lb....
Geese, dressed. fat. lb...
Ducks, dresasd. fat, h..
Hogs, dressed ........,.
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I-UFF fUOVc1nf Mt !.
NV iork-Mldjllnr. ISIS: stock. 755li.
Minor ports-Stcch sC.5
tIrStai tod.ym'teceiu,s. :ilt:.. cxuor;s
=, Total for "eek-Rccc!p;s, 1928: exports.
noiai g., :aaspn-neeeirts. 4.,,. 7os: cx.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS
produces

Produces.
BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 2S.-I.ive
poultry: Turkeys. H.. 3sa45: Old
toms. 81: poor and crooked. breasts.
80: young chickens. S0a35: thin and
STACEY. 23a24; old hens. .2Ga2s: small
and white leghorns. 2ia25; old roos-
ters. i6alT: ducks. 25a35: geese. 22a
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piIcs Cured In q to IA pax.

Druggists refund money IL PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles.
instantly relieves itching Piles. 60c.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

MEw YORK. Feb. as-The marke. for
core cultures opened at an advance OF 2
POINTS 70 decline Of points. \ few
more March notices we're issued, and az
yer SrlHnS AT s.aS at the start. or 8 points
me- hIEhcr. March later eascJ OF to SO
Wnl.c !atSr months worked n few puint !.
lower under scattering liquidation SEM
,emorr sold OF TO $50 and the marks I
Ss!Gs.d net unchanged 10 points lower
march sol: May. SIT; July. s.6i: Scntc,u !.
oer. 90: October: SIS: December. SCI
SPOT cole" quiet. but steady at S. ia &c
;or ~" as ard l25s To Is for santos a.
DMins 70 holiday conditions In brazil no
freight market. '
There were no official cables trom RIO.
nc santos market was unchanged Ia os
r r lower. Recclpts Of ii,cpo bagswere re-
1890 az IN. two Doris Jund!ahy re-
r'Ipts were LOO. Rain or showers were
reported In al! districts OF Sac Paoio.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Feb s-Thc raw ,,r,-
rmarE"t wac hrm' and unchanged todnv
aoGua! 20 aT3 .or centrifugal. wbiIa 10. :, q
4 h' e., sol, sold At 80. There ware sales 81
'iyW Days of Cuban for Iromnt and Mach
shipmcnt and IL Gal bags %. Porto Kic,n
an Tha- 10 local r:hne:s at Tho aboye prices
sugar futurea and prIccs nuctuated within
W. range ~ TO poin;'. Final ,,-icrs
March closed at go: May. 2i2: July, , ii !:
Sent cTb.r. 2.75. $3.50 H"''' -'''' :
mere Were M changes In refined sup. p
and nniT moderate demand prices ,ycrn
''srSn ~ 81, Tor fine Granu;ated.
Ihcrc wc!" sales OF two ots q, May In
refined futures a; SO an advanc. ., %
points from the previous close. Final
nriCcs we're unchanged to !? roin,s iSt
higher. Win Mach a; SIS: May. SO: uiy'
CoTTONsE or.
NEW YORK Feb. S.-t,ot tonsccd of,
was active. with prices stan higher due
To tho builish showing in lard and In
ability to secure crude RuyInp 90. -, - =.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Union Stock Yards.
Remarks: Fair supply of cattle. Mar
hct active and prices stronger. ProsJ Get s
good for next market days.
Strictly good steers. l.iW lbs.
anu UP '.:'..................: 'a@ "a
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

YOUNG man wanted by q manufacturing
corporation. not over 20. having experience
eastern territory: rnust have thorough knowl-
edge Of construction OF such rates gained
from experience in general traffic depart
mont OF some Southeastern railroad and be
willing TO act rate clerk in large indus
trial traffic office where opportunity exists
for advancement. T 80 Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20


SAI.ESMEN.
Stock statesmen 10 sell well advertised IN.
duxtrial security on liberal commission
hssls: inside and out-ldr work: clean cut
proposition; leads furnished, opportunity 70
secure steady income and permanent con
ncction. Room 5iG is Broedway,
gALEeMEN-Am organizing a sales force IN
Jersey CITY, With concern which ls M
tionnl In scope u you can qualify as 20
honesty, ambition. &C.. can offer yon per-
nanent position where Advancement Is rapid.
call between and ~ room COZ. Journal
square Building. Jersey City.
SALESMEN.
Intelligent men OF character and good APP
DO 4 m nee where production viii assure you
weekly income from $50 TO 800; neither
stocks, bonds nor insura noes refe rences. Gail
Suite 1903, $50 Madison av.
SALESMAN
for retail pianos and Photographs (outsido).
steady work for earnest young man. Of good
address old established firm. y 9ii2 Herald.
Netsld 50.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
BoARDERs WANTED.
West side.
MADISON ARMS.
10 A.. NN.nnA .aAl. .A Ii


MADISON ARMS.
ti-iS-i5 West 5stl st. Elevator.
MANHATTAN AV.. ,5iO--Will boa rd children
3-G years old. 81 weekly. THOMAS.
RIVERSIDE DR., 500 ti0ith,-l5legantiy fur
nished rooms with bath; hungarian cuisine (;
fine Jewieh surroundings; phone, elevator.
ROST.
WEST END Av., 3i5 private family: single
front room: use bath: unexceIled table !;
gentlemen only; $3.50 week references.
WEST END AV., 54i (s6th ST. = From.
double room. private bath; home cooking
10TH. zoo w (oppositc sherman Sauare)--
Attractive front room, twin beds. steam
heat gaa logs, running water: single. table
gueste; reasonable wcekly rate. IIUBBEI.Ts.
list. So Wcst-Bigh class. double, single
rooms. with board. owner.
T3D, 65 w.-Mrs. Andrea Warren. rooms and
table guests; references.
p3D ST., i2s-13o w. Opotter HalD-Rooms:
table guests: parlor dining room.
18TH, i2S WEST--IarEe front, back room,
dressing room. bath: private house.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

HACKENSACK, y. j., factory for sale
6,II6 so. IT.. win sell with without ma
cninery; used at present as a & suit ~ iacsory
ST., Hackensack n. j.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
B0ARDERs WANTED.
Borough OF Queere.

NURSE. trained. would board two three
children, private cottage near school, re-
fined surroundings: physician In attendance:
best reference. AMELIA ID. COHEN, 625
111th st.. Richmond Hill. Phone 6ichmond
Hill 5404-J.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
srocK SALESMAN WANTED.

We want first class stock salesman,
one who has the ability 10 earn at least
1000 per year, TO sell high grade
preferred stock to the trade By a first
class manufacturing company who man
ufacture only first class goods and who
have over 5000 customers and all good
prospects; to the right man great op-
portunity. Address Lock box ae1. Roch-
oster, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

ALESMEN-AGENTS,
With ability to make permanent connection
or establish agency in cities in New York
State; no stocks, books or insurance; salary.
commission or drawing account: your choice
is our pleasure. Write or call Superior Sales
Co.
CHARLES r. RYAN.
Newarks Business Builder,
Room %. 10 Marlset ST., Newark, y. J.
SALESMAN. experienced, 10 sell advertising
for high class medium Tho Ray Mac Co.,
Suite 4o2 and 403. 1891 BWay. corner 4stn ~:
SECURITY Statesmen.
High grade financial institution desires SER
vices OF worth while men 10 sell security OF
firmly established dividend payer: manage
ment reputable and we'll known; real oppor-
tuni;y presents itself for producers unusual
commissions. Mr.. FoS. suite 1905 Wool
worth Tower, OF Main Office, suite Clio,
11T0 Broadway, AZ 2sth ~.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
PUBLIC NOTICES.

FATHER will surrender beautiful. healthy
baby girl Is months old, TO responsible
people who would take the best OF care OF
my child: mother died two weeks ago;
father Spanish descent. For information
call or write FRANK ALALWOF. 42o w.
125th
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
statesmen.

Statesmen wanted to sell New
York Stock Exchange listed Sc
curities: good opportunity 20
live men who either have a
clientele or can develop ONE.
Apply Mr.. jackson, 1si5 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS AND CANYAssEES WANTED
sell our improved CURTAIN RODS ard
other household specialties; big profits: 1.
viii pay YOU to write or call; our prices sre
the lowest. Elite Products Company 3is
Pstchen av.. near Fulton ST., Brooklyn, y. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
HELP wANTED-MALE.
statesmen WANTED.

If you have any desire 20 get
into the sales game. an exceptional
opportunity IL offered by a large
financial institution for men OF
good educa tion and connection.
Write us In detail who YOU are.
your connections, your education
and of your experience. II any.
College men OF good families prs
ferred. Write A. H.. Post Office
Box 3T2, City Han Station, New
York city.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

IAnTafENT wanted. west side preferred
young couple: .. 4 rooms. furnished. or
lrlslied; modern improvements: rot over
~ Gig Herald. Herald square.
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FURNITURE.

LIVING, bedroom. kitchen furniture, piano,
Victrola separately; or with . years lease
If you want; no dealers. LYONS, coo West
iS6th ST.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED
England.

LoNDON-Four months or less from April
f-Pleasant house In old world Chelsea; 3
sitting. Z bedrooms. bathroom, telephone,
piano; eNerlooking square gardens IA guneas
per week; furnished completely. FEN, IL
IedWorth SQUARE,. London, s W 8.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE,
Brach Goth and Surf av.. Sea Gate. Nortons
Point, New York Harbor: comfortable stec.m
heated rooms, with or without bath; 45 min
utes from Times Square. 95 minutes Cham
eers ST.; Municipal subway rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BEAUTIFULLY furnished room apartment:
Hotel Peter Stuyvesant. CANS, apt. 405.
ONE. two. three, seven rooms Euclid Hall,
liroadway and seth st. BECKER.
WELL furnished rooms, kitchen, bath, roof
carccn; Immediate possessiOn piano. linen,
telephone; tff.ies. near 9TH av.; S160.
J. =. BARRY COMPANY. GAG Madison az.
ivpl,cne Plaza 26ii.
E0rIt ST.. Wcst--Attractive furnished
rooms. largo living room. two master bed
,roiDs ktchen. maid service. elevator: long,
short case. Telephone Circle G2I3.
6SrlI ST, 30 WEST-Ap;. subtct furnished;
attractive. large light room and bath: kiteh-
tuctte privileges; reasonable; TO Oct I or
longer; party leaving town. Phone mornings,
before 10. Columbus 1905.
GsTII. 2i2 Vests rooms. bath. nicely fur
nished; all improvements. Apply Super
ltntendont.
Esd ST., 30 WEST-lntire floor. newly fur
nished. refined and exclusive. $3.50
SjfH ST. park av., s15)--Most attractIvely
furnished rooms, baths, for Immediate
possession. Agent. on premises.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
sALEsMANAGEE WANTED.

sALEsMANAGEE WANTED.
LIVE wire. ChristiaH, American, hy
reliable concern selling 90 own
rrcuritiss r,ust be competent 20 or
ranize n capable sales force 90 handle
METROPOLITAN and outside territory;
salary and commission. both nttr,c-
tive. an unusual opportunity 10 secure
a Nefy lucrative position personai In
teriyiew will be arranged after wo
have had opportunity 70 study written
application. state age, eunlifira.ioas,
selling eNpe-ieuc" and references. I
533 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
LITuoGRAPIIIC ARTIST.

LITHOGRAPHIC process ertiet, good TRADES
man, secure steady JOB. Write for in
formation, stating eXperionce, Box u =, 10
Union So. New York.
MACIfINISr and tool maker, must be COM
pctent Industrious workman; opportunity
20 acquire interest in old established bust
ness. Mail particulars, Box so. 30i3 80 av.
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Long Island.

TWO elegantly furnished rooms. either .
bedrooms or bedroom and sitting room, for
or . gentlemen. breakfast optional, In su-
perior suburban family home: no other room
ers; references required. Phone Flushing
304s.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

PHOTO ENGRAVING,
LETTER ARTIST.
steady position. 4s hours per week pre-
MUM wsgos. weeks vacation with pay,
life insurance for years salary: full
pay for Fourth o. July, Thanksgiving
and Christmas; doctor and nurse In at
tendance. Write or call Robert t,air CO.,
Washington and Front sts., Brooklyn.
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MEN trwo)

MEN CTwo)
Bv NEW COMPANY TO DO ANY
THING THEY ARE ASKED TO DO
TO HELP THE BUSINESS GROW:
PREFERABLY MEN OVER 80
YEARS or AGE WHO CAN
KSrCkIE DOWN TO REAL HARD
WORK AND WANT TO MAKE 4
LIFELONG CONNECTION. APPLY
PERSONALLY.
MIR. pOZIER, SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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pErnrsENrATrNr.

REPRESENTATIVE
Have had three years experience a.
European representative for American
firm: viii consider proposition ~
European representative for estab-
lished firm; gladly furnish reference
and personal interview II desired.
Address box 81.
Farmville, y. G.
sAT.ESMAN. driver route, 10 years expert
, ence. desires position. or anything hest
references and security. Nund, ESQ T.. 1stst.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
New Jersey.

EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY.
THE EDGEaIERE.
Quiet, Refined and Homelike.
Jnexcelled Table.
One block from D.. L. & w. station, 3(
minutes from New York; 40 trains daily;
inspection invited; rates and booklet on re-
quest.
EAST ORANGE, - NO. ARLINGTON AV.--
Looking for comfortable home, near sta
tion. trolley, school? Connecting rooms, II
desired. Tel. Orange 5944-R.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

Westchester.
TOSEDALE NURSING HOME.
467 Pelham road. New Rochelle. Tel. New
Rochelle 4690-4D0o. Nervous, chronic and
eonvalescent guests may find here rest and
treatment in a beautiful home without ths
atmosphere OF a sanitarium.
MARGARET L. FLYNN, r. N.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CIIAMBERaIAID- WAITRESS. Protestant,
private American family, adults; wages
$55 reference required. 4T0 Park av., cor.
5ath ct. Apt. 4. south.
CHAMBERMATD and waitross. experienced; ;
The New York herald., 1922-02-20

WANTED TO board children who appreciate
kind and loving mothers care; good
elevation: healthful recreation: access to
good school. Lillian G. Franzen. Akron. Fa.
The New York herald., 1922-02-20
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to 1ati St., Inclusive.

ENTIRE building. corner West and Iaight
sts., stories and basement, 50xS0; . ele-
VatoIs: also 2J0-2J2 Hudson St. 6 stories
and basement, fireproof: immediate possess
Elon u. IL. SCIIEI-RER 2nn IIudsnn
, 1922-12-06

merely because they wanted to be
assured OF her safety.
Various rumors were current about
dangers surrounding Mrs. Caffee
after Mrs. Phillips escape but Off
Gals said they were discounted by
the discovery she had sent'a telegram
from Los Angeles to her husband at
Long Beach. 20 miles from here. long
after the rumors were set in circuia-
ton. This telegram stated she waS
20. k" and promised she would be
home within an hour This promise
was not kept. however. according to
The officers but they expressed no
further fears for her safety.
Since the escape the pheriff's office
and the police have received many
reports hat Mrs. Phillips has beer
seen at various places. One of the
latest rumors which Mt FIRST was re-
garded with extreme hope by Sheriff
William /. Traeger. came in a teie-
phone call for Long Beach. II was
from a man VINO Withheld his name.
but who gave what he said was the
street number OF a house where Mrs.
Phillips was in hiding. A posse head
ed by the sheriff. rushed to Long
Beach. only to find there was no
such address. Efforts to trace tho
call were begun.
Relatives OF Mrs. Phillips expressed
surprise when informed OF her escape
which. II was reported. was planned
during a telephone conversation. Mon
day afternoon. when she was per-
mitted to use a direct line from h
jail without interference from the au-
thorities. Later that night. 1t was
declared, she feigned illness to assure
herself of MS much privacy as pos
sible in filing through the bars OF her
cell window with files smuggied to
her In some way.
, 1922-12-06

Despite various other tips" and
"ciews." sheriffs' deputies generally
held to their original belief hat the
hammer murderess~ mad ned across
the border into Mexico. md plans
were made to extend the search for
her as far south as Ensenada, on the
west coast OF the Lower California
peninsula, about 90 miles south OF San
overlooking other directions. however.
ana had asked San Francisco author
tiles TO join in the hunt.
Meantime. h border between the
CALIFORNIA;. from Tiajuana. near San
Diego. to the Arizona llpe. and cope
cially at Calexico. Cal. and its Lower
California ne.ghbor, Mexicali. was
being closely watched. Officers of
border cities and town. were reported
giving Los Angeles officnSls excellent
cooperation in guarding possible
means of leaving the state and
country.
Armour Lee Phillips. the convicted
wonan's husband upon whose story
his movements h "a hours pre-
ceding his wife's escape some doubt"
had been cast. according to sher!ff's
deputies was still In technial custody
early today. Although not placed in
jail he was in charge OF Frank Dewar.
a deputy sheriff, with whom he slept
night n with whom he was TO
take his meals until further notice
it was said.
The exact whereabouts OF Mrs.
Peggy Caffee. former chum of Mrs.
Phillips when they were members Of
the chorus of the same musical
comedy company and later star wit
ness or h state at Mrs. Phillips
trial were unknown to the authorities
early today. They said they were
interested in learning where she was