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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5.

Steamer From. Agents
Amelia Port Antonio 30th ............ -
Apache, Tacksonvile I'd. ........... Clyde Line
Caledonier, Antwerp 18th Lloyd Royal Beige
Chattanooga City, san Pedro 18th.
Norton-Lilly
Eastern Sword. Liverpool 10Th,
j II Winchester
Emanucle Accame, Cardiff 10Th. ........ =
Fclicinap. London 1Tih........ .Furness-W -Withy
Fort Victoria, Bermuda Sd. Furress- Bermuda
Fuju Msru. Immngham 18th Suzuki Co
Grande Gaarde, San Francisco Aug IS,
Kerr SIS co
hefA, houens = stss sss .. - - W
Labctte, Buonos Aires ath. .....M .Muneon Line
La Touraine. Havre 26th....... French Line
Londonier, Antwerp 18th. Lloyd Royal Beige
MaraW, Preston 21st. ............ United Fruit
Mctapan, Cristobal 2Sth. ..... United Fruit
Pocone, Rio 18th. ,s........ Lloyd Brazileiro
Tamaha Constantincple Aug 2s.....S T Co
Union City. Liverpool Sth...........U Nav
DUE FRIDAY. OCTOBER Q.
parbadian, London 22d. 49,. White Star Line
Carmania. Liverpool 2sth. .... Cunard Line
CITY OF Atlanta, Savannah Sd. Ocean SIS Co
Effna, Cardiff 21st............. bykes Bros
nj Estero New Orleans Goth Southern Pac
Hastings Shields 2lst............B Bykes Bros
Joseph seep. Rotterdam 2lst.........S o Co
Kerhonkson, Ardrossan 23d. .... Kerr SS Co
Melville Dollar. Colon 2Sth...... Dollar Line
President Roosevelt, Queenstown 2sth,
st Anthony Sunderland 2fst..J IL winchester
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day reduction In the rate on green
coffee from New York to Texas com
mon points from 95 cents a hundred
pounds to rs cents.
H. II. Raymond, president OF the
Clyde-Mallory Lines and of the Amer
lean Steamship Owners Association, will
also head the Maritime Trust Company
OF America, now in process Of organiza-
tion. II was reported yesterday.
The Bath Iron Works of Bath. Me
will probably build a 200 foot side wheel
passenger steamer for the New England
Steamship Company to go into service
between Woods Hole r. l., and
Marthas Vineyard. At the local offices
Of the shipbuilding concern IL was said
that contract for the Job was In
process OF negotiation.
w. 3. Keene, traffic manager FOR the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, was up
from Washington yesterday 70 attend
the meeting OF the Continental Confer
ence. The boards influence, as usual
was understood TO be exercised In the
direction of peace and moderate meas
ures.
A committee OF the Maritime Ex-
change VIII meet tomorrow to consider
the question Of rail and water differ
entails between New York and New
England points. now being agitated be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. Shippers are calling for a reduc-
ton In the water rates which are now
on a parity with rail rates.
r. l.. Hansa. passenger traffic man
agcr Of the Admiral Line. arrived from
the Pacific Coast last night
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL THURSDAY. OCTOBER

carna. Curacao. IL Bklyn. 500 PM
Carona. Hamburg. 56 " R...... Noon
City OF st Louis, Savannah. 90
N ...................... 800 PM
Chica 60 Havre. "A R...... IL 100 AM
Colon. Cristobal. 67 K.......... 800 Pm
Fenchurch. Marseilles. 31st st.
Bklyn ..................-..
Lacoiia, Liverpool, SO " R Noon
Lenape, Jacksonville, 80 Mr.. .. Noon
Mongolia Hamburg 80 y r.. II 100 AM
MORO Castle, Havana, 13 Il R.. 100 PM
Olga $, Nassau, 10 Bkyn. .......
Pennsylvania, Los Angeles, O Bueh
DOCK, Bklyn. ..................,.
Pipestone County, Havre, Ho-
boken .......................
Santa Ana, africa. &c 33 Bklyn. II 90 AM
Surinam 81 Thomas, "a y R.. PM
United States, Copenhagen, 18th
st, = Hoboken... Observation-Disclosures. Noon
Wuerttcmbur~ Hamburg. SO " II. Noon
SAIL FRIDAY, OCTOBER @.
Bogota. Kingston. 44 y R........ PM
Lake Elmhurst. Havana, 10 Bkyn
Manchioneal, Santiago. o " Re-. Noon
Munargo, Nassau. + R........ Noon
Norma. San Juan R........ Noon
Rolf Santiago, 10 Bklyn. .........
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PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1922
DUE SATURDAY. OCTOBER !.

San Jaclnto. Galveston 30thl. Mallory Line
Susquchanna. Bremen 23d......U Lines
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Baron Elcho, Glasgow 22d..........
Dromore Castle. ST Vincent 23d
w " Tweddel
fsiltOr. lpunklrk ia. Cosmopolitan
Gen w Gorgas. Colon 2oth Panama RR
Hanover, Bremen I'D. North Ger Lloyd
Independence Hall. Rotterdam 23d,
Cosmopolitan
Lassell. Para 2lst......... Lamport z Holt
Mciwo MRru, Hull 21st............... -
steel Scientist. Colon Goth. . tsthmian Lines
Stockholm, Gothenburg goth. Swedish Am
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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ARRIVED.

wieh mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920.
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The time given IN the above table is East
srn standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C. :.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS.

ST Thomas. st Croix. Saba, st Martins. St
ya t Thomas St oos soTa
Georgetown and Paramaripo. str sURINAM.
1880 AM.
&c), Nicaragua except East COAST, ANA
pala City, Choluteca (aso prints, &C, for
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) in
Honduras. Cauca and Narino Departments
of Colombia. Ecuador. Peru except Iquitos)
Bolivia and Chile (other parts of Honduras
mui- be specially addressed) via Cristobal,
gasta, Coqulmbo, Valparaiso and Talcahu-
ano. str SANTA ANA. @ 80 AM 90.
Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts OF Mexico must be specially addressed)
via Havana. Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tam
pico; also parcel post mails for the Mexi-
can States OF campeche. chiapas. Guerrero.
MoRRo CASTLE. 10 AM ~.
Halt Except prints. &C: for Cape Haiti
Salvador (prints. &c). Nicaragua Except
East COAST. Amapala City, Choluteca (also
prints. &c. for Sacaome, Tegucigalpa and
Departments of Colombia and Ecuador (other
parts of Honduras must be specially ad
dressed via Port au Prince and Cristobal
PM -.
Haiti. Venezuela and Curacao Especially
addressed only) via Port au Prince. La
caibo. str CARNA. 10 NJ.
bahamas Especially addressed only) via
NASSAU SUI OLGA >, y AM (r).
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6.
Bahamas Oncludlng Inagua and Fortune
lslandsl and City of Antila. Cuba (other
parts Of Cuba must be specially addressed)
via Nassau and Antilla, str MUNARGo. 0
AM.
Haiti Except prints. &c, for Cape Haiti
and Port de Paix) and Colombia. except
CautL, Narino and Magdalena Departments
Jamaica must be specially addressed) via
FORT au Prince. Kingston. CaItagena and
Savanilla, str BOGOTA 10 30 AM
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7.
Canal Zone. Panama. FL Salvador prints
&cl Nicaragua Except East COAST, ANA
pala City. Choluteca lalso prints. &c. for
The New York herald., 1922-10-05

r. T.. Hansa. passenger traffic man
arer Of the Admiral Line. arrived from
the Pacific Coast last night.
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Almanac for New York October S.

rIME or HIGH wArER ocroBER &.
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER

Canal Zone. Panama. FL Salvador prints
icl. Nicaragua except East COAST, ANA
'ala City, Choluteca (also prints. &C, for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
BeIIefonta Loan DoinR We'll.

Building and Loan Association last
evening nifty now shares wcre re-
ported sold. making q total OF about
$50 sold to date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
McKays Home From Wedding Trim.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence f. Mickey,
who were married April 70 in Grace
NJ. d. Church. have arrived home from
their wedding trip to New York and
Boston and will be at home after the
goth of May in the Kent Apartment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every Evening

Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every Evening
Philadelphia. May 3.--wheat--No.
red winter, 1.45@1.50; do. garlicky.
1.42@1.47.
Corn-No. for export. 72@7s; do.
No. 3. 7oGl71; do. No. 4. 8s@69;
No. 3. 71@72; do. No. 4. 69@70;
1904; do. No. yellow. 72@7S.
oats-No. 2 white. 5Oh@51; No.
white. 49ls @5o.
Flour-Soft winter straight, western
6.50@e.75; do. nearby 6.25@6.50; hard
winter, straight. 7.s5@7.90: do. short
patent, s.00@S.5o; spring. first clear
6.50@7.00: do. patent, S.2b@s.50; do
short patent. s.75@9.oo; fancy spring
and city mills patent. family brand
s.oo@1o.5o.
Butter-Western creamery, extra
81; nearby prints and fancy, 43@46
Cheese--New York whole milk fancy
flats. held. 2s@25; do. fresh, 1914 @17;
fair to good. 15lh@16; longhorn. 17M {:
single daisies. held 2S@25; do, fresh
II.
Eggs-Nearby extra flrsts, 27ha; do
firsts. 26h; western extra hrsts, 81;
do. firsts. 80; fresh selected. packed
33@35.
Live poultry--Fowls. 2SI32; spring
chickens not leghorns. 50@62: do. leg
horns. So@52; old roosters, 16M1s;
ducks white. PelSin, 24@26; do. mixed
colors, 20@23; muscovy. 20@22; geese,
nearby, 14@16; do. southern and
western. 12@lS.
Dressed poultry--F'owls fresh killed,
choice to fancy. S2@9S; do. small
sizes, 25@Sl; roosters, western, "a:
do. southern. 22@2s: chickens, west
ern. STACEY. 22@24.
Potatoes-White. per 100 pounds.
fancy. 100000: No. l, Southern
per barrel. 5.75@6.75; No. 2, do. 4.oo@
500.
Hay--Timothy. No. 2. 22.5O62s. 80
per ton; do No. SS. 1900@2l. 90: sam
pie, 16.o0@1S.o0; no grade, 14.ooG
1900: clover mixed hay. light mixed,
22.50@2S.0o; No. /. mixed, 10000
2l.o0.
Bran--Soft winter, In 100 pound
sacks. Ss.oo@s4.o0 per ton; do
spring, S2.006S3.00.
Tallow-Prime city loose, 5A: do
special loose, 6h; prime country Az
edible. in tierces. ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
CITY LEAGUE TWILIGHT
GAMES START TONIGHT

The City League will play the first
twilight games on their schedule to-
night. Tonight's game will furnish
the opener for Eddie Manlove and
his Parkside crew which IL at the
present time tied for the league lead
they having won both games played
In the league. Union will be the op-
ponent of the "Parkers" tonight and
fast game should be the result.
Manager Manlove has strengthened
his team with tho addition OF "Gush"
Lux former Parksider and ''Nfidge"
Mclaughlin OF Lorraine. Either Mike
Hays or Howard Manlove will be on
the pitching tee.
Defiance and st. Hedwigs will bat
tie at the Military Grounds. st. He'd
wigs by virtue Of their defeat of Sew
enth Ward have good chance 10
hand the Purple and Gold their first
defeat In the league.
Edge Moor tackles Eastlalxe nj
Twenty-ninth and Market streets. Sew
enth Ward meets the Bankers and
Brokers at Baynard Field. while Krebs
goes to the post with st. Mary's Cats
at Third and Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
NEW CHARTE RS.

Dover Nav a-Charters were gled
here yesterday. as follows
Stcels Department stores Holding Cor
rufAtipn ~ Delaware Wilmington. Del
capital s2h nnu. 900
Empire Fuel Products Corporation.
Wilmington Del $1,000 Op,
=, American MUSTER Co. Wilmington.
De sA.uuu.unn
reyton-du pont Securities Co. VIII
mlngtun. bel g. 600 600
Progressive Industries. Inc. Whining
ton Del ~ 900 600
Plains PETROLEUM Co New York City
> upn 600
cylindrical Wrapping Machine Co New
York city 81 600 600
.AutnmutiNo Transit Co % America
Wilmington. Del Al 600 600
Arksnsas Mineral Products Co. Bates
Nlll' Arb Al 900 600
Harris Petroleum Co. Dover. Del
nusssy Proccss CO.. New York city:
5000 ulu
hescni Realty Co. Wilmington. Del
sltilul
~ kelay Products Co. Wilmington.
naseri Heath a Co. Philadelphia
Pa 500 Ouu ''''
Purity nottllnf Corporation. Washing
ton, ~. Z $4,000
Increases IN cEpital--fntornation Ac-
counting Machine Co. kansas Clty. Mo
from 81, 300 ono to sI82sO. .OO6 Sun
iNchlng Coz WILMINGTON. Del. 81 600 ooo
go 81 1uo,upO Row and Davis Engineers
Inc Nrw lof.s city. $500 900 10 $3.50 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
Liggett's

Make Remarkable Offer Through Special Arrangement
With The Dae Health Laboratories Any Person in Will
mington Who is Weak, Sick, Nervous Rundown
1t Now Possible
Package of Nuxed II for Two Weeks
If at the End Of That Time You Have Not Received All
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Back
country show that number of lack 100
blood Sullivan
of Bellevue Hospital Out Door Department. New York. and the
County Hospital without blood
them
force exhaustion other had
the heart sudden dizziness fannes spots before the In
OF these supplied these
p This offer made because Genuine Nuxsted Iron contains true
would surely be benefited by this remarkable remedy that should
Lggetts bottle Nuxaed
and note the improvement own case strength and endurance
your money will be promptly refunded without question
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
OILS LEAD ADVANCE
OF PRICES ON CHANGE
Associated Shares Boom;
Stsels. Motors and Spe-
cialties Higher.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening.

New York, May S.--(Wall street
1880 a, ml,-spcculative interest
again ccntcrod on oil shares at the
opcning of ,oday's stock market.
Domestic shares, especially those
mentioned ia CONNECTION with poesi-
bic mergers were the strongest fea-
turc~. standard OH OF California.
Producers and Rcnncrs' and Shell
rtadings WIRE higher by fractions to
one point
Shippings continued 60 strengthen
during the course OF tho morning, and
motora also increased.
Sicels and raile acted contrarily.
on.--oils continued 10 overshad-
ow an other stocks in the smaller
dealinse OF the morning. Leaders OF
the industrial and railroad divisions
showed n little activity or strength.
Associated On extended its early
riso to ah points and gains 90 10
pointa were made by Houston. Pa
cinc. standard OILS of New Jersey and
california ana California Petroleum
secondary motors and affiliated
epecinltics roec TO 3 points on the
demand FOR Beech Magnetic. Strom-
herg Cnrburotor and Mack Trucks.
Independent stVcls were firmor and
various miscellaneous issues rose TO
points.
Call moneys opening quotation OF
s1 per cent. the highest initial rate
40 several weeks. suggested tighter
money tendencies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
ATLAS BASEBALL
LEAGUE UNDER WAY
Giant and Zapon Teams Played
Opener Last Night, Former
Winning.

Tho Atlas Baseball League got
under way last night on Baynnrd
Field. whom Giant defeated Zapon, II
to IL. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
FINANCIAL

NOTICE. OF REDEMPTION
To huldprs OF Victory Notes and others
Notlc, b hereby given a. follows.
Cali for redemption of aA per cent
Victory Notes. All Of the 81. per cent
~lrio. ~ unitcd states of America Con
N'fuhlr Cold Notes OF lp22-2a otherWiS.
snu"n AZ ~ per cent Victory Notes are
hvfuhs called Tor redemption on june Ib
1922 pursuant % the provision FOR re-
u'mptlun contained In The notes aud IN
Treasury Department circular No lss.
hst'H April IN, 1919. under which the
~ victory Notes ~ the 81. per cent
s'fies viii ceaso on said redemption date.
Suspension aud Termination OF Vic
t"ff. Note conversion privilege In view
Of the cal fur the redemption OF all 81.
PER cent victory Notes ON juno l5 1927
400 pursuant to tho provisions of said
Treasury Department circular No 1875.
W" privilege uf conversion OF Victory
Not's uf either serips into Victory Notes
~ ihr other suriUs Il hereby suspcnd.d
irnw February -. 1922. 90 june is 1922
boih inclusive aud ON june l6 1922 wifi
b'ftninatc victory Notes accordingly
c~s' " ~ lniurcpnNortibio effective Frh-
fu"i lgts aud on and after that date
10 'vuANtaunf ~ The u0tos may be made
Detailed information as ID the pres.
.ntntiun end surrender Of 3t4 per cent
NhiurA Notes fnf redemption IL given In
Ir@tufA Department circular No 2T7
dated February q 1922. copies OF which
Ar atsllthlr al tho fcasury aud the
Federal h's'rNp RANKS
l.isncdl A. W. MELLON,
ss~set@F, Of the Treasury. Feb. '. lo2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Henry g Gibson. treasurer OF the Com
mefclal trust company, was elected a
director OF the Ionopah Belmont Dpvelop-
mcnt me-. company 20 take vacant place in
number Of independent steel cop-
panies showed some profit on their com
mon stocks IN April In some cases the
first month 20 show such profits since the
nrst quarter of 1921
Including certain extraordinary Incor,e
from IRE insurance. the American Hide
ana Leather Company reports FOR the
nrst quarter of this year net income of
sfll.liO, 20 compare with deficit OF
81 s2lO,s3 for the same period last year
ports Tor 1921 u' dehe, OF stss sss hS, me
Il rcccivcd IN capital distribution from
the Utah COPPER Company si.5sI 200.
count stephen Birch president on tho
company. stated that n the copper being
produced nov can he marketed he is hope
~ that diNidends can be resumed be
forr Ions.
Tho American stores COMPANY has
purchased the canning plant of the 10
-ph y Andrews Company. a. Hurlock.
gf tomatoos In trade circles q is he
lpNcd the company will further enlarge its
activities in, producing what 10 sells
American locomotives Aprn hookinos
go domestic aud eleven foreign lOcon1o-
uvcs, constituted largest months husi.
ncss in several wars. Eject OF these or
dpfs VIII not DC apparent on opera tions
immediately a. Il takrs al Leash several
weeks after rergipt % order before actual
construction % engine begins. but com
phnN snould ~,e running a. greatly in
ERASED rate by middle OF June
General Motors. which far outdistanced
other stocks IN volume on Monday com
tlnuca to De heavily dealt IN during the
noon trading. General Motors covered
rfuiefrcd dividend requirements during
the first quarter and earned enough on
The common stock 20 raise the.Qucstion OF
uiNiupnu resumption later in the wear
while loss has been said about the activl-
ties uf General Motors Corporation this
year than motor companies like Stude-
baker ana onc or two others the fact
NmHlns that the bis motor comhina tion
y quietly iorsine ahead on basis which
mrnt Earnings IN the first quarter we're
substantially better than had been antici-
YAtrd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer Burris reported 10
the Levy Court yesterday that New
Castle county has current funds
amounting to sse.oeo.e6 and a mis-
cellaneous roads account OF s170.o2.
He also reported the following funds
for the maintenance OF dirt roads :
Christiana hundred. S15.0s5.45; Mil
Creek. $5,S56.59; White Clay Creek
SS.234.oe; Pencader. s2.%3s.a4; New
Castle, ss,5S4.Ss; Red Lion, s1.545.19;
st. Georges. ss,o33.5s; Appoquinimink
s2s1.25; Blackbird. ss4S.s2; Brandy
wine, sS,6a0.57,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
Delaware University. baseball.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. May 3.-Univcrsty OF Del
aware has two hard baseball games
for the next two days. Tomorrow
ponents on Frazer Field and on Fri
day Dickinson, will play here. Both
of these colleges are reported to have
strong clubs. Swarthmore is at Del
aware for a dual track meet this
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03

So me serge and so me
tricotine, also SO me
Poiret Twill. Sizes l6
to a. Colors, black,
blue and brown, nicely
tailored and trim med;
S25 to A7.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
Want Eastern calicla Liberated.

ln a cable 90 tho Economic Confer
cnce az Genoa. members OF thu
tkranian colony Of Wilmington. who
are organized under the name OF the
Vkrauian committee % Wilmington.
Yesterday made an appeal for the
liberation of Ukranian Eastern Galicia.
stephen Flguu Is chairman of Tho
local committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03

Qhillsn. struck out. by Brisgs. o; Leary,
8. Hit by pitched bali, Briggs. 1. Bases
on balls, on Briggs, 8; Leary. ,, Umpircs.
Larrimore and Coy. Time OF game. ono
hour. 10 minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Eastern shore Gas and Electric Com
pant quarterly of per cent on nreferred
payable June / W
'ehNihl N'phalt company, quarterly OF
= per cent on preferred payshle .f,,ne /
General prNrlopinknt Company. / per
cent payable May 70 ~
Suuthward National Bank, semi-annual
payable on demand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
LOCAL SECURITIES.
reported Daily At Noon by Laird 4
Co, du Pont Rpflayr-
Pythian Sisters Rummare SaIo

The Degree Association Of Delaware
Temple No. /, Pythian Sisters. will
hold rummage sale tomorrow az
s02 Tatnan street. Those who have
material 70 donate are asked 10 tele-
phone 5206 or 1866 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
HIGH BEAT cHELTENHAM.
Won Over Penusylvanla High School
Team 1t Baseball. 20 to ..

The High School baseball team had
n great day yesterday. winning over
Pa. High School by tho
score OF 20 to 9. The game was played
in Cheltenham.
Tho High School team left today
for Port Deposit. Nd. to play Tome
Institute.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
NEGRO NUDE HOLDS
FORT AT WALDORF
Five Banned Pictures Are Re-
moUed, but One Stays.

Latest reports last night from the
Waldorf Astoria roof were that Jean
Paul Slusser's Young Negro" which
was objected to among six others by the
management OF the hotel last week, is
still in place and peace reigns over the
galleries Of the Independent Artists.
The other five pictures objected to were
removed by their exhibitors and others
substituted
Two small and entirely sexless land
scapes now occupy small part OF the
space where Emile Ganso's enormous
Summer" erstwhile hung. A set OF
moRotypes. also Of nudes but perhaps
not so nude as the late lamented
Drawings" is A. Walkowitz's offering
upon the altar of peace and harmony.
Miss Longs Reclining Nude" has been
replaced by canvas showing two nudes
standing. But perhaps to those who so
in for that sort or thing and understand
the finer shades Of nudity they too will
seem less nude than their predecessor.
1t is now definitely learned that this
viii be the Independents last exhibition
at the Waldorf-Astoria. 1t Is not yet
known what will be the scene Of next
years exhibition.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
ACTRESS HEARS THAT
CZAREVITCH is ALIVE
Letters From Russia to Miss
HaLperin ReUiUe Report.

Miss Nan Halperin, who Is playing the
Winter Garden this week, last night
exhibited letters from relatives in Rus
sia, received Saturday by her father al
their home in Kew Gardens, which re
vive the oft repeated rumor that the
Czarevitch still lives One letter was
from Miss Halperin's paternal grand
father, who Is a rabbi in Odessa.
"Many things are going on in Russia
To-day which would make interesting
reading for the ou,s dc world" said one
letter We need not tell YOU again
how bad conditions are here and how
much suffering there Is. Many here
have given up all hope of better times,
and many others have forgotten that
there ever were other times.
You remember we wrote You that
there was a strong belief that the Czore-
witch Is still alive. 1t is now practically
certain that he is, as we hear from very
good sources that friends OF the Ro-
manoffs now living in miserable pow
erty are caring for him In fact there
have been pamphlets issued by the
government stating that the boy lives
and asking for clues TO his location
Stamns to the value OF l0o0n ribles
We're affixed 10 one letter. equal to
$1,000 in American money at the old
rate OF exchange.