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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
WILD GAME EXHIBIT
At FAIR IS |NTEREsT|nG
Sickness OF One of Two Bear
Cubs Prccludcs Partici-
patton Of Other.

The wild game exhibit. near the
brick exhibit building at the Fair
Grounds is attracting much attention
from sIortsmcn and others unco:-
;unatciy. one OF til. bear cubs at the
RoanoE" Park vas taken sick. AMI
II "ds not wise to separate the other
from It's companion. Hence. ,h. cx-
Aib!t Was minus it's bears.
y small alligator. caught in the
Chesapeake BAY. Il sword fsh's snout,
striking grOwths OF young oysters
and a wild turkey have been added 10
tn" exhibit this week
'The handsome young buck. vir-
gin!h deer. and the months old
spotted fawn OF the same breed, are
interesting. The bucks horns are In
tn" veive, stage. and he Is rubbing
the velvet Off or tree piarted in
the rca The spots on the tawn will
disappear within a year.
The ring-nccked pheasants are
beauties, although in the muvl,:ng
stage.
The baby cartridges. which look
IKE little bugs running around and
their bantam mothers catch the eye
OF sportsmcn and children, in par
t.Cular.
The wild greesc. brant and wild
ducks show how these na'i"e birds
can be domcsticatcd and prcpagatcd.
Probably most attractive OF all is
- pair az Young Cooper hawks. whose
parents Killed over 100 chickens be-
fore being trailcd 10 the ncs. an,
SHOT.
Tne history Of the sword Gsh ana
oys or clusters are taakcd on the ex-
h4U.ts.
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EX-GOVERNOR DAVIS
is VISITOR TO FAIR
Former Executive Is Well Pleased
With Exhibit of Stntc Guernsey
DrccIerh rs IlIlI.

Former Governor wcstmoreland
Davis, OF Leesburg. Va. president Of
the state Guernsc" breeders Assoc
cation. spent yesterday at the State
Fd!r and VIII go out today to con-
'inue his observations MIR Davis
vas particularly interested In the
exhibit OF Guernseys at the State
Fair. He said that breed was es-
pcc!aNy well represented. and that
the Guernscys had been sweeping ev-
Hrything before them n fairs in
other States.
The I!vc stock department is OF
a%ceptioaa! !nteres: this year" said
Mr.. Davis other breeds o. cattle
n.sidcs tn" Guernscys are SHOWN in
large numbers. and the quality is
splendid. feel that this years fair
IS IA: better exposition oil the re-
sources OF the farms Ia Virginia
than any heretofore held. and the
management is to be congratulated
especially upon the educational fea-
lures OF each exhibit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
MEN BLIND TO WOMAN'S
SUFFERING

How many men. think you. have
tny idea OF tho pain endured by wo-
mon in their own household. and often
without nurmur? They have no
patience when the ovcrworked wife
tnd mother begins to get pale. have
headaches. backachcs. faint spells. or
Is melancholy ana cannot sleep.
There Is h"lp for every woman in
this condition. as evidenced by the
many voluntary letters OF rccommen-
iat!on which We are continually pub
fishing in this paper for Lydia T..
Piukham's Vegetable Compound II
VIII pay any woman who suffers from
such ailments TO give it n trial.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
PASSENGER TRAFFIC
OFFICERS TO MEET
LEY Assoc1ntr.l -rr.ss

LOUISVILLE. KY. oct. The
sixty-sixth annual convention o:
the American Association OF passcn-
ger Traf'ic Officers VIII be held here
October 10 ana ii.
" re than ;wo-thrds Of approx
ratcly 300 railroad officials included
in the membership of the associ.ti.:i
are expected TO attend the session.
when matters pertaining 10 pasHrH-
ger trIhc york VIII be taken VI.
Among the main topics scheduled
for discussion az" the advis ID lily
Of estatlishImir uniform summer .as-
scnEcr rates ana the relation D. thr
newly established motor bus lines TO
railroad traffic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06


md ! am working again" said Mr..
II. J. Albright, oi 2O33 kensingtou
street Harrisburg, Pa, in a recent
conversation With the Plant Juice
Man.
II had rheumatic pains in my arms
and legs and such awful pains in my
pack that | could not stoOp over TO
unlacc my shoes. Ny appetite was go
poor that food would nRuseate me and
| would throw II up. / was nervous
and could not sleep right and would
wake up nearly every hour at night
because OF the cramps in my legs, for
1t seemed that the cords would draw
into knots.
We'll, thanks 70 your Plant Juice.
these trouble are gone. | have 4 fins.
appetite and enjoy my meals. The
rheumatic pains have been relieved.
cramps have left my legs: | can sleep
sundly now and simply feel better and
stronger all over"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond At
Traglc's Drug Store; in Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man; Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Wcndelrs Pills, A m bition
Brand, For Rundown,
Tircd.Out PeOplc,

II you feel tired ou.. ont OF aortS dc.
spondcnt. mentally or physically dor-esssd
get co cent box OF WcEdcl!'s Pills Am
bition Brand. at Tragic Drug Company to-
DAY and tax" tho IVA; big H.ep town. I'd
feeling better r!xh. AVA.
II you work TOO hard. s:nnko too much
or arc nervous. Wondolrs Pii!s Ambition
Brand. Will make You feel better In three
days or money bnok from Tragic Drug
Company. on tho nrnt box purchased.
As treatment for affections OF tho
nervous sya;ain. constipation. Ioas OF ap-
pstito. sieepiessnssa. or Nervous InaiErs-
ton. get a boz OF Wendalrs Piiia, Amb!-
tion Brand. today on the money back
rlan-ldy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
WESTERN CAROLINA
BEARS BURDENS, CLAIM
Inx Associated prcsa.l

ASilENlLiE. y. G.. oct. al
though l.. l., T.. Oliphant. repre-
sen,ing the carriers in tho Central
Freight Association territory, con-
tends that Western North Carolina
IL bearing tn" rate burdens of the
state AT the expense OF ttn central
and eastern sections. II Is learned
today that testimony To b eoffercd by
the Corporation Commission will a; =
tempt ~ show that rates proposed ny
the Central l'rcigh; Associations
would mean only slight decreases It,
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Tyntlnil L. still Living,

Francis G. l. Tvrdali, Of H,llcv,Ic
Park who attempted suicide ia the
Hncc OF Pollard < BoShy. 1909 East
Main Street. Wednesday,. wac stu
living At ST. Lukc's Hospital last
night The patient IS suffering from
n bullet wound in the temple ana
was operated on early yesterday in
the remote hop. that 1t may prove
the means OF saving his !!fo
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

To the creditors OF RUSSELL G.
l.AHcSBi. OF Richmond. In the
County Of ItcnriCO. anu district
aicrcsaid- Bankrupt:
H"t!cc rs hereby given that on Oc-
tob.r 3. i2G2. the SAID RUSSELL. o.
LAIcNRf was duly adjudicated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
"i his creditors Will be- held IL, my
oiiGe: Rooms llls-lll9 Mutual Build
lnS. KicnTond, Va. on the 18TH DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1922. at 10 o'clock
IN inc forenoon, AT which time the
snl; creditors may attend. prove their
Claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transac, such other
business as may properly come before
sA!d meeting.
THOS. Il. SEEAD.
Referee III Bankruptcy.
October 3. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

celebration u Succo,h. the Feast
Of rabcrnacias, Will bc made Satur-
day at Temple Beth Ahabah. Rev.
Edward y. CalisCh announced yes
tcrdny. Let Us Rejoice" will be his
subject for the regular Friday night
service. ana tomorrow morning he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
AUCTION SALE REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
HOW ARDSElLIF, VA
commemcing at $3.50 4. ~.

NJ $50 a. NJ,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1922.
Sale held on farm. 3i2 miles east Of
io"ards'!ilc. is miles north OF Buck
lnEham Courthouse. and IL miles
southwest OF Scottsv!llc. in Bucking-
nam county. LILO acres of alfalfa
wheat. tobacco and corn land, with
800 acres In timber. The tract will
pc divided into farms. one tract Of
20 acres. hir!hly improved. modern
house extra largo barn and s!lo. with
numerous "utbu.ldings. Part OF the
tract now IN alfalfa. with other lands
lined and alfalfa innoculatcd On
good road. rare opportunity TO
BUY a good farm. VIII sell my red
poiied cattle. Berkshire hogs, horses
machinery, including tractor outfit OF
engine: piows. drill. feed grinder. on
same date.
TERMS: One fourth of purchase
price %! each tract cash. balance three
to I'VE years at co.
DIR. CHARLES McCULLOCH
Iowarhsvillc. Va
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REAL ESTATE FOR Sale
HUC1H!-S-LEC IS
Legal Notices
Di
SOUTHERN RAILWAY coMrA&Y.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Richmond. Va, Sept. 3. 1899.
Tn. annual meeting or stockhOlders OF
southern Hallway Company for The pur-
poses OF elcCtins Directors, approving tho
sct!on takcu by the hoard o! Director,
since the last ANNA! meeting o: stock
holders. and the transaction az such other
Our!ii"s- a. :udy be brought before the
meeting. wilI lie held at TIA" princ.pa!
building. Richmond Va. on TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 10. 1922. AT 70 O'Clock 4. u.
tn" stock tranrfcr books for both coin.
mon ana preferred stock VIII b. closed
at O'Clock =. 81. Oh Tuesday. September
~ 1922. and VII! be r.Opcu.d h, 10
o,c!oca a. NJ. Ola "Wednesday. october II.
1872.
c. Z. =. MCCARTHY.
SnNrctnrY
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! North Carolina and

rates to Western North Carolina and
the state.
The ratio investigation OF the
southern territory, at which tn" teSti-
mony is being presented, adjourned
his afternoon shortly after > o'clock
tn convene on Wednesday, October
II.
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CORDS IN LEGS
DREW INTO KNOTS
Says Plant Juice Gave Him
RELIEF from His Awful
Rheumatism.

Il got so bad of with stomach trou-
bIe 80 rheumatism that had to QUIT
my work. but thanks to- your Plant
Juice, my troubles have been relieved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
New Pound in Berlin.

BERLIN. Oct. STRAY dachshunds
and other waif CANNES of the Ger
man capital are gleefuly wagging
their tails a. the prospects OF ii new
$500. mark pound which the
CITY has decided TO erect az their
special pension de luxe"
Not Only are the ianoicen. Vic
TINS o? the Official doe-catcher to
have their day" but the latter him
self and his stan are 10 be provided
with new residence costing $2.6aO.-
600 marks, In addition The city has
set aside contingent fund of 49,
600 marks. Neukoelln would be tho
site OF the palatial new pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
w atcI1 Now
lr0nized east
Stops PiIl.pIes !!
When Blood Gets Yea.t-Vitamine.
lronized, Then Pimples. Black
heads, Eruptions, Large
Pores Vanish!

Here is n law OF Nature, and YOU
can't get away from II. 1t never
fails. II you had enough ironized-
yeast-vitnmincs in your blood.
your skin would be remarkably
clear. But remember one thing, all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

VIII speak on Put Not Your Trust in
i'r!nc"S' All syuagosucs will OBJ
serve the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
Yes. Horrors! nut Don't Worry. Iron
lied Yeast VIII Clear Your Skin
Quickly OF All F.ruptiuns!

yeast vitamincs must be ironizcd
to produce these results. That's an
other fact. you can't get away from
You get these necessary two things
when you take Ironized Yeast.
There is only ono Ironized Yeast
produced in the world. 1t is not
mere mixture OF yeast and iron. but
Is yeast ironiZcd. which is n sub
stance all by itself. Use the natural
method. Use Ironizcd Yeast Cupid
makes faces Mt pimrles. Eruptions,
blackhe2ds and pimpics are a social
and business disaster to thousands
or men and women. Get rid of that
breeder OF diSlika.--a spotty face.
lronizcd Yeast will make your skin
clear as rose. Increase tho red
cells III your blood. Your organs
Will work with moro vtgor. your
whole system feel new strength.
your nerves VIII pull up and work.
Ironizcd Yeast Is sold at all drug
stores at 800 package. Each pack,
age contains so tablets. each tablet
sealed. They never lose their power.
See that you get 1ronizcd Yeast.
nothing else. Mf'd only by Ironizcd
Yeast Co. Atlanta. Ga. Pimplcs cost
money; cut out the cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
harms ana Land ior saIe y,
FARM BARGAINS.


FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
807 East Main Street.
s31 ACi ES--For sale, G3s acres in IDicE-
ihEhain County. Va; rich chocolate soil.
superior dark tobacco land: fuc stock
farm; improved ronds. mail teIcDhon..
church OF door: new land: three d..l-
Ans-. two s"ts buildings: f!uo your.
orchard. Wei. springs and crrek for
prompt sale. $40 per acre. Or VIII r.n,
20 'ir"i class tobacco n-n. L. H. Meyer,
Farmv!llc. Va.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
iM,,t, Sfraet Sfat;o,,N

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
Sj0E. Main Street Phone Randolph a1I
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shore Property for sale /,
Real Estate for t,chanyc

FOR EAcHANGE--Broa Street rcs.dcnce
hea! cry Hall, and Patterson Avcnue
residence to exchange 10. lots in or near
CITY. Madison ji7. or l.. o. ROY 1895
WILL TRADE hiBh-class modern IVES,
FAD residence for good timber or tim.
beriand. pwHer. II 7Gi. care The DIS
patch.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ItfSFL I'D n 4 Il FOF MILE
Farms and Land for Sale S8
EARN BAR9AINs-50 acrss, residonco
OF rooms; good barn and somn other
outbuildings; 10 acros In wood, balance
in cultivation; on public road, miles
OF Richmond: sa.260. Easy terms.
J. p. Mcdaniel. with Il. 8. IIudginp
e. Co.
CARNEAL's FARM DARGAINS.
We havo listed with us farms OF a.,
sizes and descriptions, both dairy and
truck, at bargain prices 500 Mr.. West,
j. d. CARNEAL e. SONB,
10 North Ninth etroot.
80 AcRBs-stumpaEo, original oaL, gum,
maple, SO anroai ahaap; near railway;
1900 thousand. owhos, y. .. Dox 7G,
Rtohrno.d
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CENTE AI.--Attrsctiv rooms. zach CON
Tehis"' to bath ond phone. col Eas,
Evening star., 1922-06-13

dustrial depression. The former own
ers now are being supplanted by for
eigners. especially Greeks, who op-
crate on lines Of greater economy and
appear to be making substantial
profits.
COLUMBUS. Ca, June 13 tSpecial).
approximately 100000 will be ex-
pended in Columbus this year by CO.
lumbus Power, Columbus Rail and CO.
lumbus Gas Light companies for i'm
provements on three plants.
ST. LOUIS, June 13 (Special).-
Business men here realize that a
strike of railroad workers would
cause a critical condition in CONNER
ella! affairs. but they expressed their
belief that 1t would be better it came
as soon as possible If 1t must come.
BOSTON. June 13 (Special).-Cost
OF retail food in this section is 39 per
cent higher today than in 1913. Prices
fell 1 per cent from April Is to May
10 OF this year, while the decline from
May, 1921. to/May. 1922, was per
cent.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
BY JAMES ALLERTON.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 13.-New York
is full Of retail merchants here to
purchase their fall requirements, but
even more encouraging than their
orders have been the reports from
salesmen for manufacturers and
wholesalers Of this section now on
the road with fall lines. Purchases
for future requirements as against
hand-to-mouth buying are coming to
be the rule rather than the excep-
ton, the statesmen say.
White goods are extremely active,
with heavy recorders coming in for
ratines and dress linens, organdies
and other sheer white fabrics. Domes-
tics also are In good demand. Ihe
jute and burlap trade is active, put
the silk mills of the Paterson dls-
trict, while they have shown some
increase Of output, are operating at
less than one-third of capacity.
There has been a somewhat marked
falling off in the demand for radio
telephone sets, but dealers are pre-
pairing for a big fall business and
endeavoring to stabilize the equip
ment they handle. The activity in
cigars and tobaccos is somewhat
more marked and has been followed
by increased activity in the factories
of this district. Lighting glassware
Is in demand and builders hardware
and tools command firm prices.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
Alabama Coal Keeping
Mills and Furnaces Goinc
by H. B. LAUFMAN,

~
Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITTSBURGH. June 13.-CoaI is
being brought from as far south as
Alabama to keep furnaces and mills
In this section in operation. There
is still extensive unemployment in
the coal industry, but drafts on the
unemployed are being made to fill
gaps in other Industries where labor
shortage is being felt. Regardless
OF increased production, the order
books of industrial concerns operat-
ing in this section show a decided
growth in business in hand. New
business probably would be Of still
greater volume If coal prices were
stabilized and manufacturers had q
more definite basis on which to fig
ure costs.
The importation of coal to this dis
trict is adding greatly to producing
costs and this probably is responsible
for the delay in the announcement
of prices for many steel lines for
third-quarter delivery.
The Carnegie company has increas-
ed output and other steel concerns
are following the lead of the large
producer. Jobbers are rushing in
orders for window glass, as many of
the handmade factories are closing
for the season. Glass buying is very
brisk. the estimates of thirty days
ago having been far exceeded. This
is attributed to the building booms
which prevail in many sections of
the country.
Retail business is picking up as
the payrollS grow. In the coal min
ing towns business is naturally slow.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
Northwest Trade Spurts;
Pay Rolls Are Increasing
BY E. ID. JENCkES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
! ST. PAUL, June ia month more
\ Of good weather will mean the best
| crops the northwest has seen since
1915, according to statements by agri-
cultural authorities here today. E. c.
Quamme, president of the ST. Paul
| federal land bank, declared the crops
| would assure such a squirt Of buying
| that factories and stores would be
| hard put to it to supply the demand
! Northwest pay rolls are increasing as
| industrial operations have been speed
ed up nightly in the last few weeks
| to keep pace with heavier demands
| by buyers. The increased purchasing
power is making itself plainly evident,
especially in the larger communities.
Twin Cities wholesalers and jobbers
declared today that retailers now
were buying freely. The response to
June clearance sales has been un-
! usually good.
Railroad executives estimate that
| the iron ore tonnage produced this
year will be double the amount ship
ped in 1921. The Lincoln Mine of the
Interstate Iron Company, at Virginia.
Mimi, is the first mine in the dis
trict to suffer as a result of the coal
strike. Scarcity of coke has resulted
| in the laying off of one-third of the
force employed. Soft coal prices are
higher as q result of competitive buy
ing
Evening star., 1922-06-13

Just go to the National Hotel 9Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, D. c., any time. June
Is. 16 or II. and ask for the Col
iings rupture expert. Mr.. A. s. De-
war, representing the company. will
be pleased to see you and glad to
give you tho benefit of his vast ex-
perience in the treatment Of rupture
without any charge whatever.
He will tell you why it is so i'm
portant to have a truss that exactly
Ats II a cure is to be hoped for. He
will explain just what sort of sup
port you need and why, and will
personally fit you with the partic-
ular truss that your condition and
Individual build require, II you wish
him to do SO. He will not charge a
penny for his services. but will give
you an absolutely free trial. No
matter what you have tried or what
you are wearing at present, you
can't afford to miss this opportunity.
Mr.. Dewar will explain about the
famous Capt Ceilings System Of
Evening star., 1922-06-13
CALL BELL TO Y. M. C. A.
Comes to Educational Work Here
on July 1.

James A. Bell. now head of the
Y. NJ. C. A. educational work at the
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Newport News. has been named edu-
cational director of the Washington
Y. n. c. A, effective July l. The
selection was made at a meeting OF
Y. NJ. C. A.
Mr.. Bell comes to Washington well
equipped to take up the work of the
Washington Y. NJ. c. schools. He IS
a graduate of Harvard, served over
seas in the educational department,
of the Y. NJ. c. A. and before the war
was at the head of one of the large de-
partments of the Boston Y. NJ. c. A
Evening star., 1922-06-13
LeatheH.

BOSTON. June 13, Especially .-Leath-
er market has shown a decided improve
ment the last two weeks. 1t is the feel
ing here that trade Is at last emerging
from the long depression which it has
suffered since the fall Of 1919. Prices
of sole leather have advanced about
four cents a pound on the average and
the volume of sales has increased ma
teriallY.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
PUR RELEASES FOR FUTURE NEEDS
RULE RATHER THAN EXCEPTION
Many Merchants Crowd New York Buy
ing for Fall Trade-Road Salesmen's
Reports Are Most Encouraging.

in the third quarter. but predictions of
$3.50 to $40 later are made. Republic
Iron and Steel is now taking orders on
the $35 basis.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. June 13, (Spe-
cial) Industrial operations in the Ma
hon!ng Valley are practically on a nor
NAL basis. with iron and steel concerns
booked far ahead.
SHARON, Pa. June 13, Especially -
With this weeks assumptions. Carnegie
steel plant is operating on a basis of 80
to 100 per cent. American Steel and
Wires operations are practically nor
NAL. Farrell Industries are virtually
fully employed.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

educational work at the New
port News Shipbuilding Company
has been SO successful, it Is stated,
that the board of directors of the
local Y. M. c. A. was unanimous in
extending an invitation to Mr.. Bell to
take charge of the educational
department of the Washington
Y. M. C. A.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
Cotton.

FORT WORTH. June 13 Especially
Texas ginners who did not open their
plants last fall because of heavy ex-
pense have already begun overhaul
ing machinery. Manufacturers and
factories handling this particular line
Of supplies are reporting unusually
early activity.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
Machinery.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. June 13 (Spe-
ciaD D.-Hendee Manufacturing, makers
of the Indian motor cycle. turned out
/ 900 machines in May, the same num-
Der as in April. This represents an
increase of over 100 per cent from
previous months. For the first week
in June. orders were received at the
rate of 1000 a month.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
Knit Goods.

NEW YORK, June IS (SpeciaD.-
Knit goods manufacturers in this
section are extremely busy in re-
sponse to seasonal demands for
mems and women's bathing suits and
for pure silk, rack-bottom sweaters
Demand for light-wear mohair and
wool sweaters for women also is
good.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
Oils.

CHICAGO. June 13 (SpeciaD.-Re-
finers have notified jobbers here that
they cannot fill orders for gasoline
in the Chicago territory prior to June
Is. Demand for all petroleum prod
! ucts is extremely good.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

cert at the Columbia Country Club
tomorrow afternoon for the enter
tainment of Massachusetts, veterans
under treatment at the Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
I.

.;, SSp
good demand In New York and New
England tidewater markets. Great
est production gains seem to be in
New River field. where it Is reported
about 80 per cent of the mines are do
ing some work.