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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-14

that the public is clamoring fol
lower rates. The time has corie
when the hotel men OF Vermont
must pacify the cablic and offcl
them maximum comfort at a MN
imum return.
as it better to have S50,0G0
gross income at Il gross profit OF
20 per cent or 100000 income at
10 per cent profit? | claim the
larger volume Of business ard the
lower return is better for the in
dustry, better for the future bust
ness and better for the state.
"a brief summary of conditions
in our business shows Us that food
casts have diminished on high
grade articles very little, that high
grade wages are at least no lower,
that fuel, light, power, water, etc,
are in most cases higher. Repairs
and renewals are almost impossible
and expansion of plant, suicide.
Taxes and valuations are almost
confscatory and yet | say cut rates
and fill hotels and boarding houses
to capacity.
Suppose the hotel men of Yer
mont cut their rates this year and
operate on a basis to them as in
vestors Of time and money. 1t they
live through 1922 and the word
passes through United States that
Vermont hotel men are coopera-
ting with other industries to stabil-
ize the Nation, there will be re-
action in 1929 in favor of us.
"Many hotels have already made
reductions, many did not increase
their rates very much and cannot
be expected to reduce this season.
However, as an organization we
can favor increasing our volume
by honest effort to meet the public
half way"
Robert H. Durah, publicity man
ager of the association, said that
Vermont needs to be advertised
and that this is the first considera-
ton, to be followed ibv specializa-
ton on the part of the hotels TO
meet the various tastes and re-
quirements of summer guests,
of the knowledge
that good roads bring automobile
tourists into the community and a
determination on the part of all
the residents of the State to CO.
operate in not only giving the
widest possible publicity to its at
fractions but also in making
guests feel that they are welcome.
Other speakers were Denny 3.
Goode, of the Boston Chamber of
Commerce; Charles A. Calrigan of
Newark, N. j., and John B. Cush-
ing, of St. Adams, Vt.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-14
BIG COUNTERFEIT GANG
FOUND IN BERLIN

J BERLIN, April IA band of in
! ternational counterfeiters with
branch offices in almost every Eu-
ropean country, America and Aus
tralia has established headquarters
in Berlin, say police and Reichs-
bank investigators. Monies of half
a dozen countries are being manu-
featured here. A score of arrests
have been made but authorities
say the band is still functioning.
In addition there have been
many arrests of counterfeiters op-
Grating alone, making either Ger
man or American money. Ameri-
can dollar and $40 notes are fav-
orite productions of the counter
feiters. German so, 100 and 1000
mark notes also are widely count
erfeited.
COnfederates of the counterfeit
ers usually dispose of the German
money cOunterfeited here in a for
eign country-France, Holland.
Belgium, Sweden or Norway. The
foreign money made in Germany
is marketed here.
One of the counterfeiters ar
rested was the proprietor of large
hotel in Amsterdam who posed as.
pleasure-seeker and lived ele-
gantly in the best hotels.
A German counterfeiter of 100
mark notes was employed as me-
chanician in a big artificial ice
skating rink here. He established
his workshop in the attic of the
"ice palace" and surrounded it
with electric wires so arranged
that unexpected entrance would
cause an explosion in the mint"
and destroy the evidence"
The proprietor of the rink wat
ched him and informed the police
who cut the wires, entered and !
found the mechanician busily
printing money.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-14
WILL PLACE TABLET
ON HISTORIC SITE

WASHINGTON, April IA
Placing of a bronze tablet in the
Federal building at St. Augustine,
Fla, relating the historical impor-
lance of the site on which the
building stands has been approved
by the Treasury Department act
ing on the request of the St. Aug
Justine Historical Society of which
Chauncy M. DePcw is president.
The tablet will state that the
original building was purchased by
the King of Spain in 1908 for 900
ducats as dwelling for the Span
ish governor general. The site was
under the Spanish flag for 200
years and under the British flag
for 20 years. 1t has been under the
American flag since July 10, 1921.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-14
Country Club Meets
On Tuesday Evening

The annual meeting of the Old
Pine Country Club will be held at
the Fairbanks Museum Tuesday at
1870. Among other important mat
ters to be considered will be the
ACCESSIBILITY of opening for the sum
mer the tennis courts.
If a sufficient amount of interest
is displayed in the tennis courts at
this meeting, they will. in all prob
ability be re-opened for the sum
mer.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
FOR sALE.--Housrs


rLAN WILL. THAT BUNGALOW no SUIT
finance and furnish evsrythins for your home
complate. Est. IN Washington since 1910. TEp-
PER CONSTRUCTION CO., SIT st. Phone
Main 1914 nr North 4o09. Open until ..
MISTEK HOMESIsEKER; WE SPNCTHIIZE
In the sale Of East Washington property Tell
W the kind OF home you want, location desired,
price and terms you can puy, and We will mail
you list Of houses suited to your require
EAST WARRINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
Lincoln 1863. TO 9Th ST. n.a
K ST. NV, BETWEEN MONTH CAPITOL
and First sts.--T rooms aud bath; bay.window
brick: large yard to 20-foot alley. Price,
$500.
837 10th Ut. SET rooms and hath brick
deep yard to wide alley; immediate posses
sion. Price, 81, 400.
y st. n.e.--8 rooms aud bath hay window
brick, in good condition; Price. 4.2o0.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.,
D04 5th st. NV.
EYE ST. NEAR 18th = 10 ROOMS AND
roumers. Price reduced to $12,5OO for quick
sale.
q st. near 1eth. rooms, 2 baths. This
house could be remodeed into three apnrt.
ments. Values increasing in this locality.
Investigate this at once. Price reduced 81, 600.
Nj. UNION st9s REALTY cohpoRATloN. 1s1n !;
ON MELROsE ST. IN OLD CHEVY CHAsE-
A very unusual nnd attractive home Of 10
lot, highly improved; price. SO. 600. For In
'> ~ DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON,
l432 X st.
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NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
n
$4,000.
9TH ST. NV.
Reasonsb eermsca b srrnsed. ~ ~ ~ - ~ -
18th ST BUSINESS PROPERTY.
s IS f
$IS,5oo.
UNUSUAL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
In: n::, : s:s Is. : .ss: Is
$I6,5oo
GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY HOME.
% T % = % @ Fl % 4
$4,000.
IOWA AVE.
Large S % nth % St sa:d % sy a 's e.s sstsa s % lights
$Io,5oo
SAULS ADDITION.
m Gsn,as % Bsn:og @ % % Built
$3.50
ON THE HEIGHTS.
lights ns s % :% s:. s and @ ass 's % s::: 1s ]
$500
NEAR SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
s @ ' s s. a @ sssss E sE' .ss
$3.50
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. SE.
room. s s: % p, @ @ @ ;1 % s & containing
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & co.
1888 ST. NV. Main 1oI6 and 1917.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
/, DOWNTOWN.
VACANT.

DOWNTOWN.
VACANT.
$3.50. Reasonable Terms.
Ten rooms and bath, and in
good condition. Has unusual
possibilities, as it can now be
used as home, and if desired, be
converted into a store on first
floor and apartments above.
House located on L st. NV.
near 9TH and convenient to
school, markets, stores, etc.
Let us show you this PROPOSE
ton.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO. 14l2 Eye St. NV.
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AN UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY
ITO SECURE AN
INDIVIDUAL HOME
AT A VERY REASONABLE
DpTCE

PRlIE.
Detached home, containing
nine spacious rooms and bath,
running water in two bedrooms
on second floor, extra lavatoTy
on first floor; hollow tile con-
struction; imported Spanish tile
roof; good size lot; garage on
rear.
Plenty shrubbery, fruit trees,
vines and garden space.
Located in the best section OF
Brookland and most convenient
to cars, stores, schools and
churches.
Can be inspected at any time
by arrangement with this Office
NO. 1222 QUINCY ST. NE.
Reasonable terms-priced right
B. F. SAUL CO..
Main Zoo. l4l2 Eye st. ~ w.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
TWELVE ROOMS, $4,000.
THREE 4-ROOM APIS.
A MONEY-MAKER.

In Mt. Pleasant section. Can be bought on
reasonable terms. Rents Of second and third
floors will more than cover monthly payments
on house. Three 4-room apartments, each with
complete bath. Basement has an extra kitchen.
All apartments in good condition. Heated
both by furnace and latrobes. Owner, purchas-
ing smaller place, is making special price for
Quick sale. Address Box 112-E, Star ofBce.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. ,
14o3 New York Ave.

CHAS. S. MUIR & co.
1903 New York Ave.
EXCELLENT VALUE
IN CHEVY CHASE.
A new house of E rooms and
bath; h.sw.h.; garage. Within
one square of Conn. ave. Price,
$4,000.
A CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
, rooms, baths, sleeping
porch; gear garage. A real
home that sparkles with sun
shine and happiness. Only
$12,5oo.
WONDERFUL HOME
IN CHEVY CHASE.
Nothing like it in this beauti-
full suburb. A residence of dis
tinction, just completed; near
cars; very large lot. Less than
10000 will buy it.
CHEAPEST LOT IN
CHEVY CHASE.
Ali improvements; one square
from cars. Price only ST 600.
Where can you beat it?
10 ACRES OF LAND.
On high elevation, just north
of city. Beautifully situated for
home site. Il
cHAs. S. MUIR & co.
1903 New York Ave.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
Beautiful Corner House.
The First Cost is Practically
the Last.
8sO1 KANSAS AVE. NV.
3 rooms, baths h.-w.h., electric Mghn
double Abors: lots q closet space: double ssss
buiit-in garage. For sa.e BY
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
VA, 90 s.S .,... asst y.. s.s, Esss,p Ew a4sx
8-BEDROOM HOUSE.
Owner leaving city. VIII sen l2-room hou.
In washington Heights &C reduced price: suit
ablo tor lares family or money-msber. AttSac
s.s.s s sY' es: s:s .sa: sis sss sSss ss1:e:si
shss month. wiii make tefms. address p,
AVs-ys oses sAaatos " Z sss -
Evening star., 1922-04-15
SEE THIS SUNDAY.

SEE T11S SONDA Y.
Beautiful building site, con-
tanning more than one and one
half acres, running $40 feet on
nacadam street, located at Cap
itol View, Md, on main road
connecting Connecticut ave. ex-
tended and Georgia ave. This
property on highest elevation
between Washington and Blue
Ridge mountains, with view of
surrounding country for miles ;
water and sewer. Price, $500.
Ask for c. H. Argent at Forest
Glen or Kensington. Phone
Kensington I3-R.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
BRICK HOMES
IN THE BEST PART OF
MASS. AVE. PARK.

(82nd AND CATHEDRAL AvE)
SCI, 500 TO $4,000.
SURROUNDED BY MAGNIFICENT ESTATES.
SINCE 1850 OUR HOMES HAVE BEEN
IOUS AND CONSTRUCTED TO GIVE A LIFE.
TINE OF PERMANENT SERVICE. -FOUR
ANm SiA rnrs sE1hyS Scy5as twu AN MN eaas
FOR AUTOMOBILE. !.
For sale By Realtors or Builder
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Main cess. Rstablished 1859.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
..Ne Place Lake Home; No Home Liks Ours. -
$14,5OO Direct from Builder. 4
Perfectly pIanued home Of reems IN Wash.
irgton's prerticst suburb. Easily worth q. O0C
piore SS-ft. living room. bufit-ia gHraEr, n
acre Of ground. Phonr OWNER, West 200 o.
E1syss So2s iss
Evening star., 1922-04-15
FOR sAIE-HoUsEs

r E =.
MoDDRN HOME, REAsoNABLY. PRICED.
Corner Of End and II SITS. ne; nearly new
houses, Ia perfect condition: complete In every
detail. with stx large rooms. closets. bath.
pantry, cellar with laundry; each house u
II feet inches wide: corner house with Day
window and broad southern exposure; tapestry
brick; front porctes Of concrete and brick
rear porcies; scrsened.in sleeping porch; hot.
electric lights; window and door screens;
shades and awnings. To see houses. get price
and terms. see
1726 3fd 81. ne. Phone N. 0oS.
Possesslon can be had In May. 16e
BRF0nE HuYING.
Consult wEICH. Realtor
18th and New York ave. Main 484S.
D yT., 8rd and Mass. ave. n.e.: seven rooms
zss.n: AZ ~ sss; ,ss. feet to paved alley
scaton 1t. near 1st n.w.: six rooms. bath and
cellar; Al condition; garage. Asking V.0OOi
9Th AND L SITS. NV. TEN-ROOM AND
hs bst brick; hot-wnter heat Price reduced to
K S. me-. .i.:soom snd bath brick dwelling.
1923 ~ ns & eoss,d s9ee
''''A An' DAi:' p. J. IVA %xisHE. INC.
1107 Eye st. NV.
NEW, CORNER, 9 ROOMS. MODERN; GA.
rage; screens; vacant. OWNER. 201 Ascot
place ne. near Adams
GRUvER HOME--NEARLY NEW.
Located near 14th 1t. cars.
rooms. bath: h..w.h.. electricity; two sleep.
alley; !; very reasonable. Terms to suit Address
NORTHEAST HOMES.
$3.50.
Attractive colonial home. built by Gruver;
six rooms. tiled bath; hot-water heat: hard
wood trim; cabinet mantel newly papered
81, 900 cash. Possession.
$6,5 500.
Colonial home on 9Th ut. ne. three-room-
deep plan; 8 rooms reception hail, tile bath;
excellent furnace; prompt possession.
$500.
Six-room and bath colonial home; furnace
heat, electric lights, hardwood floors; laundry
tubs In cellar: good yard to alley. Occupied
by owner. Terms.
MD. AVE. NE.
Price reduced for quick sale: attractive.
modern, colonial home Of O large rooms and
tile bath. on the three -room-deep plan; hard
wood floors; hot-water heat electric Lights;
tubs and toilet in cellar; long back yard;
garage in rear. Property In perfect repair;
prompt possession. Easy terms arranged.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th AND H SITS. NE. LINCOLN s97.
Evening star., 1922-04-15

OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RRENT-.TCTURESQCE KEEP
Tryst (mountains near Harpers Ferry), com
bined as q summer resort, sanatorium, fruit
and truck farm. chicken plant, etc; an excep.
tional loca ton; beneficial springs: all essential
health advantages Gnexcelled. Mrs. WM. NJ.
CLARK, Keep Tryst. Il. F. D.. Neverton: Nd.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$4,000.
beautiful bungalow Of 4 rooms and bath
breakfast alcove; furnace heat; electric light
and gas: front and rear porches. Lot SOxl35;
only 2 blocks from cars, on one Of the Best
streets in haywood. Reasonable terms can be
arranged.
AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
$3.50.
A new bungalow. just the place for small
family; electric and gas: large lot. Just OF
main road; small cash payment and $35 Per
month L. all you need. Immediate possession.
BALLSTON, VA.
Five rooms and bath: electric and gas; fur
, nAce heat: lot 65x159; one block from cars.
a SubstantiAl bungalow, modern In every
respect. Price, 5000. Reasonable terms.
DOMINION HEIGHTS, VA.
\ 4 home Of 6 rooms and bath; furnace: elec-
tie and gas; very large lot: blocks from
ssa tion. Asking $500. with small cash pay
ment.
r. D. MACPHERSON,
IA 18th NaiA: lSsd. 1ke
Evening star., 1922-04-15

g COLORED.
500 Cash. $35 Monthly.
including all interest, will buy a modern hvc
room and bath colonial residence near Sher.
man ave. and Irving st. NV.
GRANVILLE c. BRADFORD,
425 Bond Building.
Main 5583.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
FOR sALE-HOUSES.

EUh SAAE-dUODES.
On BEAUTIFUL AVE. NEAR STANTON
Park-Nine rooms, bath: electricity, gas;
double side porches: second-noor apt. will
carry expenses. Two-car garage on paved
alley. 50, 50o terms Owner, 621 Mass ave. ne.
16'
NEAR 4th AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-DIGHr
rooms and bath; latrobe heat: good condition
Priced for quick sale at s., $50 Terms.
!, UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
Main s415. 1410 ct. NV.
FOR SALE By OWNER-M0DERN HOUSE
in Chevy Chase, D. O.. near circle and public
school, located within half block Of Conn.
ave. car line. Four bedrooms, bath, living
room. hall. dining room. buffers pantry.
Kitchen; splendid hot water furnace and nice
basement with laundry tubs, etc.; lot s2x125
IT,; beautiful lawn, shrubbery, trees. garden;
concrete alley; large garage. House newly
decorated and IN nrst-class condition Reason
able terms caa be arranged. Phone Cleveland
1892 16t 4
FOR S1TB By 0WNER-PARK VIEw-SIX-
room house. basement. tiled bath; paved alleys
room for garage; one block to cars: strictly
white: cash or terms. Address Box a04-E,
Star onlcss ~.
Evening star., 1922-04-15

CHEVY CHASE.
Owing to sickness and necessity Of leaving
the city, owner forced to sell magnificent
home large corner lot, facing government
park. Wonderful, new. beautiful trees and
shrubbery. 10 rooms. finished attic: modern
in every detail: several open freplaces and
garage. Price and terms very reasonable to
quick buyer.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
Close to 18th and Columbia road: very con-
venient location; lot over 90 feet front: 8
rooms. bath; hot-water heat; electric lights;
good condition Nothing like it at the low
HANDSOME HOME.
On one Of the prettiest and most exclusive
streets in Mt. Pleasant. home you must
see to fully appreciate. 8 rooms. . baths.
front and rear stairway; modern, and a double
garage: now vacant Price and terms reduced
If you wish information regarding al
day or Sunday, We will be glad to have
or Mr.. Brown at Adams 1885
WALTER
400 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-04-15

SPECIALS
NEW HOMES OVERLOOKING 10th ST.
We urge your inspection of these specially designed houses of
tiled BATH front and double rear pohe oak floors
hotwater heat open fireplace electric lights bun heated
garage Many other improvements Easy terms Unheard OF
low pceony sIo65o Representative will be property Sun
day afternoon See side of 10th blocks north
o I'd
Evening star., 1922-04-15
WOODBRIDGE, D. c..

13. 900 IT. ground: chicken house: garage; near
ears; price. s.. .750: monthly payments, $40.
New broom bungalow; hardwood floors;
ami: $500 down: $50 month.
Beautiful 7-room house; h.w.h.; garage:
owner, leaving city. will sell at sacrifice:
small cash payment monthly payments less
than rent.
Other bargains in houses. bungalows and
1ots in Woodbridge and Brookland
M. O. BULL
Evening star., 1922-04-15
BROOKLAND.
nyNTNED

offers fine new home at 1240 Newton: large
CathoHc University, Monastery. Benedictine
sisters School. car line. stores and bank.
Consult owner, at 1912 Newton next door)
Omen daily and Sunday. 16s
Evening star., 1922-04-15
SHORE PROPERTY.

the ideal resort for
, for sale or rent:
within 81 miles Of
which Maryland 10
les of property, then
iell road; wonderful
,-and most ideal for
ANDREWS, Rural
20s
Evening star., 1922-04-15
D. DUDLEX&CO
phone Main 1861. IA Southern Bldg.
# ISents for selected homes and
BY OWNER.
99nl HTffyf.Yn QT NV,

vacant; immediate possession: three-story,
colonisI porch brick house. Ten rooms twu.
tiled baths: electric nghtss hot-water hest;
double ,brlck garage. In Al condition. Price
f,WNER on PRENIsBs SUNDAY FROM q
Z -. a. - 5:20 P.A4 18s
Evening star., 1922-04-15

y. e6l1-J. ZOO X. l. ave. ne.
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.
b-room, new. ami. bungalow. So. go, 81. 900
soos So attic per amen soo cash se
per month. rooms, ami, lot 4Ox20O. IS 500;
$500 cash. St5 per month. rooms. new.
H. c. MAYNOR,
S6I6 33rd ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. 3o3-W.
ROSEMONT. I
$5.6S0-Six rooms. bath; h.-w.h. This fine
spring weather has caused lot CT people to
think Of the suburbs and fresh air and a gar-
den and perhaps some chickens 500 cash
will secure one of these comfortable homes
and $3.50 per month will pay for 1t. Do not
delay. When the few We have gone we
know Of no others either good such
easy terms.
TO 18th st. NV Main S07.
Virginia office North Rosemont Station.
Evening star., 1922-04-15
WANTED.

wANTED-COTTAGE AT NORTH CHEsA
peake Beach for season. Phone Woodsid<
145-R. l6'
Evening star., 1922-04-15

SUMMER HOMES.
FOR RENT.
TO Be RENTED FOR THE SUMMER, 70
room colonial house Maryland farm. 20
miles from Washington; high. healthful loca-
tion. The house is unfurnished and immediate
possession can be lad. A splendid place to live.
$35 monthly. Address Boz 96-B. Star Office. 15s
EAGLES MERE PARK, PA.
Desirable furnished summer cottages near
lake and golf course for rent by the month or
season. Write H. V. YEAGER. Manager.
CAMP SITES.
FOR RENT.
ON THE POTOMAC, District
side, near Fletcher's boathouse
New Cut road). $1,000 for the
season.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER.
Inc,
Ola 18th Street NV.
Evening star., 1922-04-15

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Evening star., 1922-04-15

Nearly two-thirds Of an acre Of ground;
Rixr house, bath. electricity. two open
fireplaces. sleeping porch. screened living and
kitchen porch. sunparlor. fine trees. shrubbery;
room, fruit closet; corner property. Wish to
sell by May and will make terms to respon-
sible purchaser. Address Box 21O-C. Star
Evening star., 1922-04-15

10 ACRES OF LAND.
On high elevation, just north
of city. Beautifully situated for
home site. Il
Evening star., 1922-04-15

CHEVY CHASE.
All improvements; one square
from cars. Price only 81 600.
Where can you beat it?
Evening star., 1922-04-15

a GOOD BUY IN MT. PLEASANT AT 81. $50
I'll 900 CASH, $75 PER NO. -
Near 1lth ST. and Park road. Six rooms
and bath. brick; furnace and electricity; up-
per and under back porches; in good condition
Vacant and ready for immediate oecupancy
Why waste on rent? Own your own home ana
o. B. zANTzINGER, Resltor, IS
012 10th ss mr.. Main b371.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-30

LINOLEUM STREETS
A novel test and ad-
vertising stunt was re-
Gently pulled off in Los
Angeles when strips of
a linoleum-like floor
covering were laid across
several busy streets and
successfully subjected
for twelve hours to the
heavy wear and tear Of
motor traffic. keutors
Right-WHERE YOUR
l + A T H E r BAG S
COME FROM. A pair
OF Alaska traders taking
lt easy on g heap Of
thirty walrus skins, the
product of q hunt b Y an
Eskimo tribe, which are
about to be shipped in
prime to leather manu-
facturers in the United
States to be made into
bags. Traders pay the
Eskimos ! up to IS per
hide and receive up to
500 themselves for the
same hide from the man
ufacturers,
hddei d Herbert
New-York tribune., 1922-04-30
The Crophic's DIR,
SOCIETY COLUMN
Mrs, John X. Drexel +,

A half dozen smiling xb".a -
clipped from Sixteen socnnI ,p,f
movie Of the former Y.lils'
beth Thompson, who VIII ,""
number of other prorioo,t
soclety women conducted
ga le IN The infants wear DO
partment Of Best h "a -
Gently for the benefit n tbo
mMaternlty NJ Center Assoc,stior
Mrs. brexel, A director of ,bo
ASSOCIATION, posed for ON,
move on the store roof
""7''c sv Fp-qn,o.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-30
The Graphic s Darn
SPOR I COLUMN
No. !
Tim Mcnamara

a sixteen second movie of Tim
Mcnamara. captain and pitch
er Of Fordham & baseball nine.
The Maroon's sons of swat
have been coming IN for a lot
OF newspaper notoriety Of late
because Of the Sunday semi
pro game they are alleged to
have played with Waterbury.
when II Is said they appeared
with uniforms turned inside
out and under fictitious
names IN order to escape Sc
we're censOring by their col
iege mentors.
Aor,e bp Sn,sn,na
New-York tribune., 1922-04-30

THE WORLDS LARGEST VESSEI-The ex- Ger
man liner Bismarck. the Majestic, arrives at
Southampton, England, to be turned 20 her
new owners, The mighty craft, which deliv-
cred up under the stimpuatons Of the peace
treaty to the British Admiralty, from whom it was
purchased by the White Star required ten years
to build is 956 feet in length of so 900 tons dis
placement and accommodate a. 900 passengers
de MorId
New-York tribune., 1922-04-30

y. A. r. PAYS TRIBUTE
TO UNKNOWN SOL
DlER. Mrs. George NJ.
Minor, president general
Of the Daughters Of the
A m e r C n Revolution,
places a wreath upon the
grave of Americas I'm
known Soldier in the Ar
llngton National Gene
terry as q tribute from her
organization. wide World
Righl EN- YES
CAPl toll ON A PIN
HEAT August Habicht,
a steel engraver of Wash,
ington, who for the past
three years has engaged
IN the super-tedious task
OF cutting a replica of the
capitol on a pin head.
HIS remarkable work can
only be viewed through a
powerful microscope, the
Iothlc pillars of the build
ng being so small that
heir width cannot be
measured even with the
1nest photomicrometer.
EsGstons