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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-13
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
Keren Hayesod Campaign In
Full Swing

gelman, D.. Friedman, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. N. Frudenfeld, Mrs. M. Goldfn, DR..
Geo. j. Gordon, S. Goldfnger, Har-
ry Goldberg and children, Harry
Goldfish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Harris,
Rabbi A. NJ. Heller, S. Kaplan, D.
Lazar, Liebenberg- Kaplan & Martin,
Israel A. Kreiner, B. ]. Locker and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Muehlstein,
Sam Thurman, I. Oleisky, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Osman, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
J. Patterson, R. and F. Phillips, s..
Rosen, Rimal Zieve, Harry Reiss, f.
Rabinowitz, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rosoff,
p. Segal, B. Segal, Ruben Schulman,
DR.. c. R. Schwartz, S. Schwartz, l.
Weinstein, DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Weis-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Marcus.
$75.O0-Mr. and Mrs. 1. Pink.
$4,000. B. Chodos, Rabbi S. M.
Silver.
$5O.00-A. Aaronson, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Adds, Abe Altagen, B. II. Arnold,
Mr.. and Mrs E. Alvin, B. Bassin, F. S.
Blindman, H. G. Blooms children, K.
Blumenfeld, Louis B. Bortnick, C. S.
Brackets Co., A. S. Brazman, Marion
Cohen, Mrs. L. Cohen, Isadore Cohen,
DR.. and Mrs. N. N. Cohen, C. B. Coo
per, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Cowl, H. S.
Clifford, Memory Of DR.. Deinard, Ben
Dockman, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Dukolsky,
VIM. Dworsky, Enron and Engler,
Mrs. L. Feigelman, L. B. Fink, P. L.
Finkelstein, C. ]. Finn, Leo. Frisch,
j. Gelb, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Goldberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goldman, Miss
Pauline Goldvarg, Harry HI. Green, A.
Goldman & Son, Mrs. H. H. Green,
Arthur Greenberg, DR.. and Mrs. S.
Groll, T. P. Halpern, ]. Halpern, L.
Heller, Sam Herman, A. A. Hinitz,
Jack Horwitz, Charles Juster, Junior
Alumni of the Talmud Torah, M. I.
Kaplan, Harry Kliffer, E. Karatz, B.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-13
Page nine

man, Harry Fiterman, DIR. A. ID.
Freedman, VIM. F. Friedman, Irving
NJ. Frisch, N. I. Fine, III. G.. CARRIER,
Benjamin German, Gellman Bros,
Harry S. Goldie, l. Goustin, S. Cold
blatt, j. G. Greenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Greenberg, Jacob Gould, S. Quit
man, S. Goodman, M. Held, s. Held,
Hirsch Overall Mfg. Co., Sarah Her
man, M. Horvitz, M. Heilicher, M.
Hershman, A. Zimmerman, D. Him
mel, A. A. Hintz, T. E. HICKMAN, Mrs.
B. Hosenpud, J. Jesse Hyman, D. ia
cobs, H. A. Joselowitz, S. N. Joseph,
Jewish Sisters of Charity, M. Kap-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kaplan, A.
Kass, Charles Ketchem, Sam Katz,
B. Kieffer, M. Kites, S. Keller, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Kramer, S. Labovitz, Isa-
dore LaBelle, Miss Eleanore Laurie,
A. Lazerowitz, M. Levin, T. T. Levin,
Louis Levinsols Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI.
Litinsky, Mr.. and Mrs. A. London, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mandelstam, A. Mar
gulies, Marco Margulies, H. Marga-
18th, Minnesota Iron & Metal Co.,
Louis Mirsky, j. Michlin, John Nal
mand, C. B. Nacht, DR.. M. Fl. Ma
thanson, National Women's Club, La
dies Independent Bikur Cholum, Ann
Phillips, Jacob Poyourow, A. Ralph,
Manual Rather, Aaron Refs, Morris
Rodick, DR.. S. Rosen, Gus Rosenthal,
H. Rosenfeld, H. Sachs, j. Samuel, S.
Schiff, /. Schiff, Phillip Scherzer, Abe
Schwartz, Zalick Shore, L. S. Sohn,
Louis Skolnick, Rose SLIDER, Nathan
SHERMAN, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Silver,
Misses Sinclair, Abe Sinclair, L. Sip
kins, S. Sorkin, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Spielberg. Leo J. Stein, M. Strimling,
Morris Strimling, Nathan Strimling,
1. Swatez, L. Sushansky, A. Tatkin,
J. Weisburd, F. Weiss, Mrs. N. VOL
pert, Rabbi S. B. Yampolski, Young
Peoples Forum, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Zipperman.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-13

Katz, M. Kreiner, Sophie Levy and
Bertha Kronick, Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
fus, j. ]. Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Levin, A. Lustgarten, Louis Mandel,
Marcus & Zimmerman, Rabbi G. D.
Matt, M. d. Mirviss, j. H. Moldam, I.
Newberg, David Phillips, H. H. Pri-
mack, Jacob Rabinowitz, Rosa Ra-
vicz, Harry Ravicz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Raymond, Mrs. Sam Rifkin, I.
Ritzen, M. Rose, I. Rosen, Rubenstein
& Karp, The Saturday Post, Sovitzky,
Brothers, Pauline Schwartz, Max
Schwartzberg, M. Schneider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Shragawitz, H. Sweger,
Max Shalett, A. Shapiro, C. Silk, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Sloan, M. Star, Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Trugman,
Mrs. Bella Weinberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Weinberg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vein
stein,< Mrs. B. M. Weisberg, jeanette
Weisman and Cecilia Levitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Witebsky, J. H. Woolpy, Fred
Zimmerman.
$35.00-Samuel Priesman.
$30.0O-Samuel Amitai, Shushana
and Nettie Barron, Alex Kanter, sThe
Three Musketeers," Mr.. and Mrs. M.
M. Rosenberg.
$500 Pledges-D. L. Abraham, B.
Abramson, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaronson,
Sam Antonoff, Myer M. Badiner, DR..
Harry A. Baker, Max Balman, Mrs.
S. Barnett, S. J. Barr, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Besner, DR.. and Mrs. B. E. FL
lison, Ben Berenson, Arthur Berman,
Israel Berman, Harry Bikson, L.
Blumberg, Israel Bloomfield, Max
Blumenkranz, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Born
stein, L. Borowsky, Jacob Braverman,
L. Bremen, Sarah A. Brettman, Sig.
Brin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Broude, George
Brody, Hymen Brody, Max Brust,
Charney Family, Morris Cohen, I. J.
Cohen, H. Cohen, In memory Of Ethel
Cooperman, Robert H. Davis, Michael
Dockman, Samuel Dolf, A. Dolf,, VIM.
M. Dunn, Mrs. M. Dukolsky, Meyer
E. Eisenberg, N. Eisenstadt, A. Farb-
stein, A. Feinberg, A. A. Figen, L.
Fink, Mrs. A. G. Fineman, J. F. Fem
berg, D. M. Fiterman, Jerome Filter
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-13

A Hadassah Chapter was or
ganized at Cincinnati, O., last
week with about thirty women
present.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-13
Large Corps of Solicitors Active

Inc inspiration OF the keren Haye-
sod speakers at the banquet and mass
meeting and the additional addresses
they delivered at the Talmud Torah,
the Temple and the Gymal Doled club
before they left the city, has been
capitalized by an enthusiastic group
of men and women who are making
the canvass in the business and resi-
Dental districts. The response with
which they are meeting is gratifying
They hope, if the generosity of the
public continues as it has, to be well
within sight Of the full quota of
100000 before the end of January.
The publicity in the press has been
no slight factor in the success of the
solicitors, and all those who can af-
ford to give have almost without ex-
ception done so willingly.
One difficult point the solicitors en-
counter is the lack of understanding
why there must be minimum of $25
set for the donations accepted. AS
the Keren Hayesod is Maaser or
tithes, in this case voluntary tax,
it is felt that those who can not af-
ford to give certain minimum should
be exempt from the tax. Only those
who give the twenty-five dollars or
more will receive Keren Hayesod
certificate, indicating that they have
paid the Maaser or 1.-THE. Owing to
an, agreement with the Jewish Ma
tional fund, the Keren Hayesod can
not accept contributions of less than
twenty-five dollars, any such contri-
buttons going to the Jewish National
Fund.
n rs 11o4 oE h. o4rn.L
tons on record at the Keren Hayesod
office, 1T Temple Court, by Wednes-
day evening. We shall be glad to
publish additional pledges and con-
tributions as they come in. Total
amount pledged to date is in excess of
$33,000.00.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS OF s25
AND OVER
81 00.00-Benjamin Lifshitz.
= 81 ,OO0.OO-Bearman Fruit Com
pany.
$5OO.0O-J. E. Brill, S. Brochin, Her
man Cotlow, Weisberg & Kaplan, J.
E. Goldenberg, Arthur M. & Sig
Harris, [. S. Joseph, M. LEVITT (of
Fargo, N. d., Peter Markus, VOL
pert-Davis Co., Joe Basin, J. & H.
Fligelman.
$400.0O-H. Sweet & Company.
$350.00-Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cohen
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Green
berg and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Brin and children.
300.0O-Kronick Brothers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. LIGHT and children, Hy-
mans Department Store.
$271.00-Mr. and Mrs. I. Schulman
and children.
$250.00-I. Segal, Louis L. Swarthe.
$200.00-Conner Brothers, Shaarei
Zadeck Congregation, H. FEEDER, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Goldberg, M. Guttman,
Harris Bros. Plumbing Co., M. Okney
& Son, Young Women's Hebrew AS
ISOLATION, S. S. Wolfson, Newberg &
Mandel, Lester Kramer.
$150.00-Berman Brothers, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. L. Borushak, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. j. Goldberg and children, Bloom
Brothers Co., Brown & Rabinowitz
and children, Sam Blank.
i $125.00-Jacob Ebin and children.
$113.32-Talmud Torah children.
$4,000 Hat Co., Louis Brush,
John Dexner, Jacob Feinberg, Gold
berg & Wolfson, Sam Goldman, Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
.C|TY'S FUTURE ASSURED,
MAYOR A|NsL|E ASSERTS
Richmonds Chief Executive
: Makes Optimistic Address
Before Rotarians.

Winding M an addrc-- on ruuic!-
nal Euvernmcu'. tho city, achieve
w"uts. - needs aud tho outlook for
tho coming year MAYOR Au=.lc hc-
f"rc the N"tarr rluh Ia, n!uh'. dc
rlared that h.. had asked city ruum-
~ not :" hc afraid ~ tao future OF
iH"hm"n'. Tor T. had Boon demon.
uiatod IN r""cm: gears 'nni l,s II.
nanrial a,atu. wac equal to any IN
n. United states and 'ha, It's fu-
'ur" development was assured "n.-
".usc." h" said "th" hu~in"sE men.
'u"h ~ You. ar" iuv"gifng their
money In Developments hcr". aud IL
n"uCi"rs "ie."h"r" ar. nu, h.siiat-
irr In placing their cold cash with
~. the prices oIr bonds hav.
brought In recent months indicate
nat the hnancI"rs az N" country
have conndenc" and faith In us
Mayor Ainsil- briefly reviewed his
annual report Just submitted 20 cvun-
ell His speech Wa received with
applause at frequent Intervals
Chairman Jimmie" Eyland uf IN"
committee on Tapps hammock high
way, reported that his COMMITTEE. had
conferred with Highway Department
officials and were satisfied that tho
~ pp"S"h. r'aE '"Ilh, ana would. h'
Ia operation within - year II the
club kept behind tn" project He
sHid that . large PARTON II tn" road
"as now IN course Of construction.
aud urged the club !" dovis" WAYS
and means for financing = t-n-mii"
strip out Of Richmond. If we do
This" h" said Il can confidently say
hat the highwav Will h" la work :
ing order by next summer
Henry &. Wail"rst-in' invited ;h"
members to visit tn" b"y-' club at
Least one day month. thereby help
i,r maintain the splendid m"rai"
now apparent In the ranks "f the
boys
The ''pep squad headed hr tll"n
! S"vilIe ana Thomas T. McNdams
introduced numh"r ~ funny stunts
and Howard Bryant. Alvin Smith.
Letter Jones and Thomas Planetary
S?ug several songs aided and ahcttcd
10y tho chorus Of 'rouGhnccks."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
EVANGELIST breaches
ON 'UNPARDONABLE SIN
audience Thnt FIiIs r"- M-morJrI
Methodist Church {" Capacity
Hears Is lsin.

IN "udi"nc" that iill"d rac. Me
u'"ria! Methodist Church last night
H""rd Rev. q. :. Klein preach on
Tn" objectionable sin" Tn. sing
'nr ~ the choir was ! feature" Pro-
i"Ss"r I.i,chhcid sang e soil" Evan
g"ii~' kl"in took his text from
Mathew xii. 3l-a2
"G"ds w"r,i" IA" said. is very
pl'Nu rr"n this sin .I",ns on this nc-
"asi"u cam" :" hiinh d.vil and 4
dniuh d"vil y larE" nunI"r of p.o-
r'" hay" " dumh dewitt Tiny n.v"
ohar"" q" SPEAK. and want - sr".h.
n ruhlio. but cannot h"caus" ur tn"
humh d"vil. jesus said. You can
10y "nlth,n. you pleas" about M. but
on must not say anything about tn"
HOLY Ghost II yom do II viii not
"' forgiven YOU In this world. NOR ia
tn" W"rld - come" WHENEVER YOU
Il" not f""l as awful over Your sin
as y"g ala 'hr nrst tim" YOU CON
mit,"d III. whenever IT b. easier Tor
t"U !" "A"W>" yourself than 1t va.
IA. hrst 'im" you dtd IT. yui az"
".ne on toward the unpardonabl"
str."
Ton'.b, E:yanr.H~' Klein yin an
Ew"r the pHa>ii"u. "Wha, Do ".
'"" 10 uh "inod 80 jesus" To
marrow afternoon ct 3 n'cI"yl there
WIN j." srcci.' s"'vic" Tor TN. Older
members of the church and com
mWuity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
EXHIBIT PRIZE CATTLE
At COMING STATE FAIR
Senior Herd Sire, Of auckland
Hall Stock Farm. Insured
for S25.000.

Protected hy an Insurance policy
for 80 geo Issu"d 10y the 1.-Two Stucl.
i"vuruuc company. "Cauaiiuie LES
rnIc-a. senior hord sire of the
auckland Hall Stock Farm. an Inter
ratiorIl strand champion wu b.
.huvu.nt tn Virginia state Fair til"
,,.cll beginning october owu.-7
"r ru.k!an,l St,,k Farm purchase
al Chicago last scar tn" int"rHH
t.ruM grand chnmp,"n. "I"un'''s~
E.s'r" for s"ipo. and thai animal
als" viii -. shown.
i: V. E-redcu. farm demonstration
a.ent for prnui:" County. Arrived Irs-
t,-da, aud brought IN" rrun.e '"Un-
IS exhibit for IA" Virginia stat" FalT
1t * birr"r ana better than ever.
said Mr.. Hr""'l"n. Win Tom frt"n.
as his assistant. Mr.. Er."h"n viii 49,
ia chHrs" II IN" sal" "f tickets f"r
tn" STAT" Fair again this Year Mr.
i:r""d"n j. AN .Hp"ri ~ this TN" au'
has r.nd"r"h the stat" Fair ~
c.pti"nal s"rvic" in past years.
Secretary W. CONWAY saunders Yes
to-day received a letter from lame
- Hu;chiSnu az III" !. u. Van Sciv"'
COMPANY. Camden, y. j.. IN which Ne
asked for III" dates for tn" NirEtniA
stat. Fair. win Il marty ~ friends
| 'att"u.i"d TIA" Virginia state FHt'
last season. AMI "" w"r" :" impr"ss"'
with /, that -" would Xix" {" Nisu
II again this year writes Mr.. Hutch
inSon.
Tractors were put in motion at th'
i'Hir G;rnuuhs yesterday. tn" MA
chimes being = part "f tho F2.'"".""'
rNhihit Of Fords"n tractors :'r,'
Equipment which VIII f.atur" thu
iiat" Fair nest week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
WILL PROBE DEATH
OF CUMBERLAND MAN
rs, Associated Press J

CUMBERLAND, Md. Sept. IS
fred"rick n. BlsuI, wholesale
meat dealer. died here rhis morning.
after a lingering illn"-s -nd counts.
officials. acting upon = "rj hy Or.
Thomas W. koon. im ."iv i've =
gan an investigation ,-tarmint
tn" cause of death
I'r ko"n. who is Mayor Of Cum
h"Iiand. attended Eiaul He re-
ported TO Coroner F'inan and
Prosecuting Attorney Barnard 1ha,
Elaui seemingly suffered from
r"iS"ninS ARRANGEMENTS were he
ing made this afternoon to have the
stomach sent 10 BALI more for
analysis.
several weeks ago Rlaml was sued
Tor divorce. Mrs. Haul named To-
al woman as correspondent Mutual
friends. however. hrouEh, about .
r"conciiation and the case was
dropped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
ENDORSES G|NTER PARK
ENGINE HOUSE PLAN
Council Finance Body Recon-.
mcards Appropriation
of 10000.

I'll" Finance conmittc" ~ CITY
Council. IN ',mcrrcury session" yes
'"fh"N afternoon, called d.; sub
chairman carter =. Jones. -, tho rc-
In"ft of Director "f Public safety
NN"rT. recommended to Council u
resolution appr"prlating ,Nn."no for
10" pnrchas" ~ tw" motor rrc en-
Sln"~ I" snppiant tho ~" gut Oh, If
when ia" tw" pieces "f appara
~'""r" wrecked and several Gr"m"u in
lur"d
= resolution .rrr"pria,inx ,la.o"o
tor an "urin' Epus" at i!r""hInnd
i''rk Boulevard and IIawth"rn"
Avenue. 10 cov"r th. Gint"r Iark and
i'"rt"n Heights territory. ais" wns
recommended
Director r. g. l."vy. "r IN. be-
par'ment Or W"liar" ph"~.d the
committee wh"r-in h" would b"
short about $500 In meeting ,h. de-
rnnn6s for maint-nc- OF TIA" Memorial
Hospital service FOR ;h. r-,uaind"r
Of the year. and that unl.ss ms
sum we're provided. the s.ryic. would
nay" To u" suspended aft.r ,h.
middl" "f Noyrmb"r Til. s.rvic. =,
Memorial Hospital Is similar - tia,
maintained formerly - Virginia iirs-
pitai. except that IL costs IA. CITY f.r
l"ss After an explanation rs irr
i.""y. accompanied ~ nn i'eniI.d
statement, the committee recommend
"d N" appropriation
All these measures VIII go 20 Com.
mon Council next M"uday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
DRY PAPER APOLOGIES
FOR ATTACK ON EDITOR

tn" Virginia edition ~ tn" Amer
Team Issue. organ ~ IN. Anti-Sal"rn
l."Agu", IN It's current issue. contains
correction and AN apology for the
r"cent publication in which I, as-
svriat-i Colonel Alfred r. Williams,
Will -Enown Virginia newspa per man.
with an ar'icl" published IN tho Lou
d"un Times Following the publica-
ion referred 20. as printed in The
Times Dispatch At the time. Colonel
Williams Instituted suit for $1,000
against R.v. David Hepburn. Virginia
editor "f the American lSSU" i'h~
correction and apology l. complete.
and relieves colonel william. NJ any
hing tending toward vilhhcation or
Islander
Mr. Hepburn has been summoned TO
appear In IN. Circuit Court of Lou
'l"un county ON tn. irst Monday in
October 10 answer the allegations
90 the suit of Colonel williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
OFFICERS ARE NAMED
BY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR


Richmond Commanders. No. ..
Knight. remp!ar. held i's annual
meeting las, night and elected ON =
""rS for tn" ensuing gear as fol
lows.
Eminent commander. J T. Rose.
lr.: Genera iissinU. W r X Morris
captain general. ~ G. lewis, Jr.;
senior warden joseph. - bl-kcrsun,
iuni"r warden g. y Drcrtun. Jr.
treasurer. Is .. Lewis. Sr.. recorder,
w, NJ Williams: prelsto. George V.
oliver: standard bearer. Dr. J. VI
Whitfield: sword bearer. T. \ Scott
warden. W. W. Hatcl!nc: guards
'harlcs burnett, Goursc Il Davis. .fr..
md y. W Valentine. sentinel. ~ /
S"hl"Ich"r. -rn"rcr. W. II. Whit"scil:
steward. \ W. Eakcr. Richmond
I"mmand"ry wax organized on Jun"
.: Is23, and IL IN" Oldest command %
Try IN NirnIni. y has m"mu"r
NIP OF i"u. NJ IA" meeting last
night plans wrr" discussed r"r en-
retaining inc representatives 20 the
:'and commanders meeting 1" h."
H"!d In Richmond on Octuber 25 ana
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
FRELINGHUYSEN LEADS
RECORD BY , TO
IEy As.nciateh rrnss

NEW ARK. ~ J.. sept e United
states Senator Jos. T.. Fr"linchuNssn
took An early lead in tn" night for
the Republican senatorial nomin1-
rinn in tn" New Jersey primal ies
today. heading GeorC. l.. Record.
by vide margins in all counties
which have made reports with the
exception OF Mercer. In l3h out az
tn" states 2.i;i districts senator
r"iin- huyS"n, VIII" is ono 81 rreSi-
dent Har'iina'S closest friends had a
Lead ~ more thsn I" !.
II. appeared to lie leading in Ter
Soy city. Records home town hy
about ; :" and had 10 lead
in Raritan. his own homo town.
Trenton. Mercer CountyS largest
city, apparently was cafe for Rec
ord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
WEATHER MAY DELAY
ATTACK ON FLEET
[Nv Nssocialeh rressl

NhRfol.k. VA. Sep1. 2G-Whether
IN" squadron "f iw.nty-one sea =
planes armed with torp"does would
leave the naval base air station to-
morrow morning for its attack on
tn" Atlantic Fleet. NIFTY miles at sea
on the Virginia Csp-s, was probe
matte tonight. in the face OF q
weather bureau prediction that
fresh to moderate winds from The
northeast were expected during the
night.
The flight will he postponed In the
event weather conditions cause a
rough sea. calm sea will be
necessary for the recovery OF tor
redocs after the flight. and an,
weather would make IL almost i'm
possible To see the missile floating
near the surface.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
I.aundr. ..>,rin,ion Indicted.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. -. iudici-
nentS charging i"r,y-f"ur men and
~" w"m"n. members 81 the New
orleans Laundry Association. with
having formed an Illegal cunbiua-
t"n' IN restraint OF trade" w"r. is
-Htd 10y IN" Parish grand jury hrro
'"t' t"daN Th"s" indicted az. Iii
,'"1S an" directors of local laun-
dries. \ S"parat. investigation nr
I"cal laundri"s g.. being conducted
by the "iiic" OF In" Stat. Attorney
G"ncral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
BRITAIN GUARANTEES
AUSTRIAN LOAN SHARE
tRy Associated Press. ]

GENEVA Sept 26.-Great Rritain
today informed the council OF the
league Of nations. that she was ready
I" guarantee her share Of ~ per cent
al the Austrian loan Of SEQ 900 600
gold crowns. Naiv'S guarantee
which was dependent, on Great
britain taking her share. will he i'm
diately aiSI"inced. which is re-
I"rded assuring 'hr success of the
plans ella horated by the council com
mitt.e OF FIVE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

Millions OF mothers depend upon
genuine California Fig Syrup TO clean
and freshen baby's stomach and
bowels.
When the little one Is constipated.
has wind. collie. feverish breath,
coated tongue. or diarrhae half
teaspoonful promptly moves the
poisons. gases. bile. souring food and
waste right out. Never cramps or
overscts. Contains no narcotics or
soothing drugs. Babies love it's de-
liciOus taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig syrup" which has
fui! directions for infants in arms
and children OF all ages. plaipiy print
ed on bottle. Mother! You must say
'aii'ornia or YOU may get an imi-
tation fic syrup.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
MN Find Jon- for Veterans.

EpANpkE. VA, Sept a6-Thc
l""" branch o; The United states
Veterans bureau has inaugura,ed 4
campaign :" hnd employment for
'ehahilitated veterans. and com
rreh"nsiNc program for obtaining
work for such men has been
mapped oUt. according TO \. NJ
Ciapr. assistant; employ rcrre
sentative ~ IN" bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Joe Williams c.,,,,.,.,

Charged WIN hnvuIr nor,n,j,.. n,
as p"SS"sSi"n Jn. Williams .n,
Nicteh her" Ia HustiurS Cnur, nr
sitting his wife" was sentenced 10
w" years i'm tn" Federal p.nl,oniiar,
~ Atlanta Ga, by Jude" Kos" i'm
me United states District ,'nur, .,
hai tlW"r". M"ndar. In tho ac, ar
l'"NinR Baltimore. Williams was az,
tested at Union station on limo ~
ana '''2' grains "f cocaine w.r.
found in his possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
released ON sao.mp Hail.

MIAMI FI.N., sept. - Edgar g.
Frady, "f chicago, held in tn. Dadc
County jail. charged with tn" MUIR
dor "f his wife, Dorothy last Feb
rnhry in a local hotel. was released
"n '3".ooo h"ud this afternoon by
'i"'ui' Jude r: G. Davis. ~ West
lIim Hcrch The cas-" is due TO
hc tried al the January term of
court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
DUCKS HONK ALARM
~ Agents "rinrh- Faithful
Guards Of Moon>hlnrr~.
nv Nssnctat.h rrcss.l

ny Associated l'rcSS.
PRAIRIE. ut CHEN, MIS-, sept.
@G-A pair of loud h"nktnr ducks;
tho products of long schooling. waS
c"uiiScat"d by prohibition agents
today on m""nshinc farm near
here Tho ducks. according 10 tho
agents. registered perfectly upon
srrroach. hut they Won their way
h,to III" "wn"r'.s Coutid"nc" through
a password previously given thcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
WHOLE SUN-CURED POOL
SELLS LAST-YEAR CROP
AVERAGE PRICE Is .=i,o
Gr"wcr>' Associnunn Warehouses ut
Al bright Delivery Points In Nir-
viniH VIII Open Next Iucsdn!-or-
GuniHntInn Selling Stack Rnpidl!.
Especial to The Times Dispatch !

Special To The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. -. Sept. 2s III"
markets OF tho Tobacco Growers Co
Operative Association VIII or"n in
b,nvill". South Boston. and al h"
livery points Of the association Tor
lright tobacco In Virginia on 1aI.x-
d,N. Octobcr ;. according 10 'ndH,
announcement of the board of iiI'r-
tors Of tho association IN es4ipu at
i,al"igh. -. G.
Final and succcssfuI s.,I"s uf th.
entire sun-cureh pool of Virginia, IL,
Guiding i.300.OOO pounds uf tobacco of
IA" 1921 crop for an av.raE. Of {2i.lp
ger 100 gross, as compared 10 &lT.3G
pross on IN" auction nUUfs. marx. an
other victory Tor cu-"pcra,lv. mar
k"tinr, according 10 " : Garrett. of
RTla Va director IN buth tn. sun
cured pool and tn" Tobacco Growers
cooperative Associations, who re-
'r,"h the latest success. 81 tn.
r'"n""r co-op"rators among tobacco
=f"w"rs 90 Virginia. at :ohny'S meet
InS ot tn" ;ri state organization.
Results in Landslide.
IN" success ~ the organized sun
'h'"i 'oba"cp farmers ia selling th"ir
ops ~ l'2o and 1921 for butter
"it""S by co-op"rativ" Marketing n,a
resulted In Landslide Il" ia. To-
hH"cp Grow"rs' 20 -Op"ratIy. Nssnria-
'f"n, which has nos" taken uv"r IA"
marketing problems pr tho -r,N"rs
D" me sun-cur"d area ard h.tsA . SOC
members lrom that district IA piac"
90 the original tD" who's" marketing
"f tn" crop rf 1872" marked the Hrsr
successful cn-"peratiy. sale ~ VIZ
MIA tobacco
Richard Il. Patterson general man
"S"r ~ tn" loaf department ~ To"
. 81.