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Evening journal., 1922-08-22

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Evening journal., 1922-08-22
NEARLY 1000 ON
PR. R. RETIRED LIST

or one hundred employees recent
ly placed on the pension list Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad eight had n
record OF more than a half century
OF active service. Pension allow
ances are now being paid by the
company TO nearly 1000 retired
veterans. Such payments were in
sugurated in 1909 and since that
time the pension fund has drawn
t26.777.s7s from the treasury OF the
company.
The veterans Of so or more years
OF service include:
James c. Rogers Of Germantown.
who was employed for 80 years and
eight months and was the general
paymaster Of the road when he re-
tired; Leslie Owens OF Perryville.
Md. a car inspector on the Mary
land Division: William r. Adams Of
Atlantic city. n conductor on the At
lantic Division; Thomas J. Condor.
OF Gallitzin. Pa. crossing watchman
on the Pittsburgh Division
The payments of pensions on the
Pennsylvania system are now run
ming at rate exceeding $4,000. 900
year. These are made entir!y out
OF funds OF the company. officials
explain. and are intended by the
stockholders as a voluntary glft. in
recognition OF long and faithful SER
vice.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
breaches FROM HIS
CHURCH ON WHEELS

The Rev. Branford Clarke. OF New
York. known ae the "poet-painter-
preacher" arrived here yesterday
in his chapel on wheels"
Atr. Clarke Is en- route from New
York TO san Francisco. preaching 10
the crowds from his perambulatory
pulpit. Al suitable stopping places.
In wilmington. he preached to a
large crowd at Ninth and Market
streets.
This motorized chapel is complete
IN every detail II has a steeple.
pulpit. stained glass windows and
folding organ. At the end or the
edihce is attached a folding plat
form from which the clergyman
breaches.
Mr.. Clarke's services are OF the
simplest forms. He deprecates all
ceremonies. believing the numerous
dogmas. creeds and rituals, tend 20
turn people away from the church
and the fundamental teachings Of
Christ. During the services. Mrs.
Clarke plays selections on the minia-
ture organ.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
MOTORIST RESCTES
FAMILY FROM FIRE

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Aug. 22.-
A motorist saved the lives OF Mrs.
Wander Dugan and her little son
yesterday when the Dugan home in
supplee. Chester county. was de-
stroyed by fire, caused by defective
chimney.
The motorist discovered the fire
during the absence OF Mr.. Dugan.
rushed into the house and carried
out the inmates. who were asleep IN
a room on the second floor. Fire
men summoned from Coatesville and
Downingtown and Elverson failed
to save the house. The loss is estl-
mated at $4,000.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
Tax S toSuit Every Purpose

Mahogany library table Renaissance design, 46x24" top
Regular price $44OO. Now S31.75
Beautiful solid mahogany davenport table 60" longs finely
made. Regularly $4,000 Now $37.S0
Fine Queen Anne davenport table in mahogany. This
table sells regularly for $415O. Now only S3o15
Solid mahogany gateleg table top "x50 with drawer
Regular price $3.50 Now S24.75
Mahogany gate-leg table &c" "x36" Now s2450.
Mahogany finished end table. Was $1,000. Now S775.
Solid mahogany end table of beautiful design suitable for
any living Was $500. Now S936.
Mahogany Tuck-awsy tables very useful little table
Regular price s1475. Sale price $1,000
Beautiful mahogany console table with drawers also
be used sewing table. Was $500. Now S2s25.
Solid mahogany fusze Martha Washington sewing table
with concealed hinges. Sale price S1975.
Handsome solid mahogany table with book trough Regu-
larly sold for $3.50. The sale price S1195.
Mahogany parlor table. Was s1iO0. Now $3.50.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
Chairs of All Sizes and Styles

solid mahogany tapestry freside chair with beautiful
hogany frame. Was SilOO Now S2970. Rocker match
formerly $4,000 Now $1,000.
Mahogany and wing chair, formerly $3.50.
Now S16.65. Rocker TO match, S17.35
Velour freside chair with mahogany finished frame. Was
$41.00 Now S2970 Rocker $1,000
English ounging chair upholstered in fine tapestry Reg
uar price $1,000 Now S50.40
Tapestry oversufed Royal Easy chair in very pretty
ering. Regular price $5100. Now 5000.
Mahogany finished sat-back rocker with leather seat
comfortable rocker. Now 5000.
Mahogany finished Windsor rocker Regularly priced
S225O. Now only S12.15.
Rush sat high back Colonial chair Regularly sold for
$37O0. Now but S20l25.
Massive fumed oak rocker with automobile spring
seat Was $4450. Now $3.50
Fine mahogany finished spine desk chair. The regular
price is $16.50. The sale price S11.e0
Evening journal., 1922-08-22

However II has been gratifying
TO radio listeners to hear the quality
Of tone reproduction OF this ana
similar stations constructed by the
Western Electric Company. sta
tioDs OF this type are now in use in
Detroit. Boston and Newark, y. J.
Many more are scheduled for install
iation all over the country.
More to Come
According to the original plan OF
the telephone company WBAY is
to be the first OF IL or Is toll broad
Evening journal., 1922-08-22

, NAA AA'
number is WBAf
The opening OF
this station b y
the American
Telephone a n d
Telegraph Com -
pany was looked
forward 10 for a
long time. II
was expe C { e d
that the com
pany W gu ! d
make some an
nouncement OF
its policy OF tol
roadcasting. Blu.
all II issued was .
statement OF gen
eralities.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
How to Rid the Arms
of Objectionable Hairs
(Aids to Beauty

A simplined method is here given
for the quick removal OF hairy or
fuzzy growths and rarely is more
than one treatment required: Mix a
stiff paste with some powdered della
tone and water. apply TO hairy sur
face and after or minutes rub off.
wash the skin and every hair has
vanished. This simple treatment
cannot cause injury. hut care should
be exercised to get real delatone.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
station KDKA. Pittsburgh

700 p. m.-The Joseph Horne
Company Weekly Fashion Letter for
Women.
500 p. m.-United States Public
Health Service Semi-weekly Bulle-
tin Broadcast The Health Value
OF Fads," by Or. Eugene Lyman
Fisk, Medical Director Live Exten-
sion Institute. Popular concert by
the Harrison Players OF Pittsburgh.
. p. m.-Clsssical concert by Paul
siadek, violin; F. Robert Coe, bari
tone; Fred Lotz. pianist. and Tho
mas z. Edstrom. tenor.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
Station KDKA- Pittsburgh.
(Weetinghouse1

WEEK DAY SCHEDULE
10 10 1920 A. N. Music.
I2:30 70 p. M-Music.
% TO 2:30 p. M.-Music.
- 10 ago p. M.-AIusic.
'On Saturdays special concert from
2 10 2. N.
f:2O p. M.-Bedtime story for the kid
dies
f.l5 p. M-Special news. Government
market reports. summary OF New
York Stock Exchange. weather report.
$3.50 20 y. M.-Musical program.
. 10 9:e5 p. M.-News CUnited Press
Service).
s:O5 10 $3.50 p M.-Musicai program
r;55 to 10 p. M.-Arlington time sig.
nails.
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Evening journal., 1922-08-22

Are you looking for a maid. a eec-
ond girl. a cook or waitress? Look
TO the Want Ads TO supply your
wants. They never fail.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
Living Room Suites in Tapestry, Mohair and Velours


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Station WJZ. NewarI,

100 TO 7.8O p. m.-"Man in the
Moon" stories (c) Newark Sunday
Call.
9.15 p. m.-"Health Value Of
Fads." by DIT. z. L. Fisk. Life Ex-
tension Institute Of New York
9.45 p. m.-Musical concert by
Everett Bishop. bass baritone, from
Savannah. Ga, courtesy, Aeolin
company.
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f2a6H66EaaPf1s
advertisers Pay to Broadcast Music

the operation OF The toll broadcast
ing sets on band OF wave ieng;hs
different from those now used by
private broadcasting stations.
Sfould the plans Of the telephone
company work out. the country viii
be assured OF a frs.-elass chain OF
hroadcastlng stations. Al FIRST the
company will supply the programs.
But after the stations have been in
operation for few weeks they will
be opened for use to any advertiser
providing high grade entertainment
for the public.
High Grade Talent
Only strictly high grade entertain
ment will be acceptable 20 the teie-
phone company. The name OF the
advertiser. in all probability. Will
merely be announced "a the bere-
factor. II is expected ;hai the rate
charged will be $50 for I5-mlnute
period at any one broadcastlng sta
tion.
Service OF this character will also
he open TO national advertisers. At
NtAN AAbAA NAff AAANHA u NAMhANAAlk -
done, great number OF long dis
tance telephone lines are idle. These
Will become available at a low rate
for the interconnection OF two or
more broadcasting stations. TnL3
through the Offices OF the national
advertiser. an artist OF national re-
pute may perform at a given hOIr
for several million listeners.
HARMONICS-Waves having fire.
quencies which are multiples OF the
fundamental frequency OF a circuit.
The result is the transmission not
only OF the predetermin wave
length. hut Of others related TO g..
This often causes interference.
especially on shorter wave lengths
and AT nearby receiving stations.
Evening journal., 1922-08-22

casting stations to be erected in vari-
Gus parts Of the country. These
are to be followed by 100 or more
additional centers II the first group
proves successful.
The installation OF these stations
has been held up pending legislation
a; Washington which would permit
Evening journal., 1922-08-22
BY PAUL +. COOLEY.
Foremost Radio Authorii

The first toll broadcasting station
has been opened in New York.
Its antenna stretches atop a sky
scraper in the lower part OF the
-. -
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Ladies' Desks

Beautiful bird s-eye maple desk, S0'
wide Regularly priced $3.50. Sale price
S2075.
Handsome quartered oak writing desk.
Regular price $3s.25. Sale price s2OsO.
Beautiful Queen Anne desk in mahog-
any. This desk was s2s.25 The sale
price S20e5
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Today'S Radio Program
(Tune TO $50 sietcrs)
Station VIZ. Newark
(Westin ghouSel
WEEKDAYS

WEEKDAYS
$500 A. M-Agricultural reports and
prices as released by tire New York,
New Jersey and Federal Agricultural
Bureaus musical program
10 200 A. M-Mu5lcal program.
1i:00 A. M.-Aiusical program.
IL 2:00--Agricultural report and prices
as released by the New York. New
Jersey Federal Agricultural Bureaus !:
weather forecast: musical program
1855 to l p. M.-Standard time Sig
mails from Arlington.
1900 p. M.-Musical program.
t:00 p. M.--Shipping news (erceptlng
Saturday, BY the Marine Engineer
ing and Shipping Age musical pro-
gram.
$500 =. M.-ausical program.
s:g0 p. M.-Baseball scores OF tbs
American. National and International
League games women's fashion news
newspaper; musical program.
$500 p M-Baseball scores OF the
American. National and international
League games. musical program.
$500 r. M.-Ofhciai weather forecast;
agricultural reports and prices as
released by the New York, Few Jer-
eey and Federal Agricultural bureaus
shipping news IeNcepting Saturday.
by the Marine Engineering and Snip
ping Age musical program.
1900 p. M.--Final baseball scores.
$500 p. M.--Final baseball scores; ma
rine news b. the Radio Cooperation
1852 to IL p. M.-Othciai Arlington
q T. M.-concert 10y the Ninth Coast
il:0i 4. M.-Ofhcisi weather forecast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
RESERVE BANK CLUB I
HOLDS ATHLETICgMEET
Last Summer Outing Marked
by Ball Camc'and Regatta
at MayO Island

Members or tho Federal Roscrv.
Rank club held their last sunmc,
outing yesterday, the event being
marked ny a ball game. regatta sun
per and dance. the Who'll. being
staged on Mayo Island. where The
facilities of the baseball park and
virginia Hona club woro enjoyed.
The club AAs = membership OF an
rro1imntely BIS white employees o,
the Richmond district bank.
The festivities Opened with a base
hall game betwecnAthe regulars and
Has Re"nS." with,thc former load
ing, 10 q, al the ,rnd Or four and
on"-half innings Batteries were
hurk and Mercer, Mallory and
Mark wood
Six events were hcldson tho water.
As follows:
Pleasure boat. with lady coxswaln.
won by II. ~ 10. and Miss Edith
Ellis.
Canoe doubles. won ty Hugh Roalc
and Miss Sanderson
Office hoys awIm, 25 wards vo,
by Wexford lowry
Double gigs. won by CLIFTON Crron
and =. T.. Franck.
War canoe race won by IN. Rlu.,
with Colds second
The aquatic events closed with an
exhibition ri fancy diving by young
women members of the club
Following the regatta supper was
served In tn" ball park. after which
the party adjourned to IN. boat
club for dance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

owners OF the Rocky Mount club
VIII tc"totally and absolutely oppose
any effort 10 extend the Virginia
League playing season." President l..
l.. Graveicy. OF the Tarherls. stated
yesterday afternoon To- The Times
lhSfatCh. when advised OF the agita-
ton that had been started 10 extend
the season. Mr.. Gravelcy added that
any such effort would be contested
10 IN" end 10y tho Tarhcels Ia rN-
planning his stand. Gravclcy pointed
out that his club had hN,n ON ,h.
rocks financially for the past month
or more, that tho team, through a
snrr"m" effort, would stick i'm tho
circuit Z" tn" end OF the regular So.
son. hut that, with the cluh losing
tn" season would meet with stringent
opposition primarily for these ad-
verse financial conditions.
Win Richmond playing tho brand
Of ban now being put up. an ex,cn-
syon of tn" season might have seen
~" "a I"pinr Colts near tho wirc an
September 26. T'ut with tho lcaer.
colts. even by winning everything
in sight. Will fnish no; more 'h,n
on" runT from the bottom. despite
cldrinC
Had tho Virginia League sc,so,
h""u split on July :. as was DOM
several years. tho Colts would nov.
~" rubbing shoulders with the ton
no'ch"r in the second half. with New
port News In the lead by ono gam,
Norfolk would he juet under IN.
Colts by onc-half game. All or
which depended on that lit,In. mt
potent. word IF.
Tak"la wants to play post season
series with tho Colts, or II may hn
IN" SOFT Drink lads arc Joking The
would IL" no Interest In such a series
Tor, d"sNit" Tho speed and rNccIl,n,.
H' me amateurs. they cannot S"rfs,uS-
" believe they are match for mo
professionals series hctw.,, an
al star team selected from an Men
monh amateur clubs might h" a hot
ter idea.
There seams to be some douh, 20.
gard'nG tho Whereabouts OF EiIl
shannon To relieve tho curious
Hiii is now with Columbia. in tho
SaiN League, having como there 1,
sort OF left handed trade for Hnnc
without title to either plnter nassinr
When Noel was released So ro
could sign up with Winu CLAIR, ,borc
wer" many VIII doubted The Wisdom
"t IN" move. although tn" younrst.r
had had bad YEAR with tho ,'oIts
IN spite OF winning from Washing
,"h,, IN thr"' games for Norfolk
N"'l h.Ih MS opponents to thr.o
runs the Colts beating him nv a
l-'o-o score, while Portsmouth N
seventeen innings. got only two
markers In Wilson Monday he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
AMATEUR COMMISSION SETS
NEW DATES FOR BALL SERIES
Revision OF Schedules Puts Teams Into Three Divisions
With Winners of First and Second Meeting
for Championship

Revision of schedules for post-sea-
son games was decided upon last
night by the Richmond Amateur
nittcc. which las, night drew mn n
new plan as substitute for tho on"
pnniished Monday. The revision pro
VihrS FOR the eight p"nnant winners
10 he divided into three divisions
win the winners ~ the first and seq
nnd playing for tn" city title. Al
me request OF tho Junior Athletic ana
Junior sunday school Leagues they
VIII not participate IN the champion
snip series proper, but VIII meet for
the junior title
me new schedule follows:
DIVISION I.
Saturday, August 10.
iohaCCo w. Church iIill A. c: g e
~. grounds: Eh"lhut- IIcik"s. umpircs:
Nunnaiiic. scorer.
Snturln,. August ~.
,nurch HUI a. &. vs. Tobaccoc.
umpires: scorer. Mitchell
IN event Of Il" tn" presidents Of
IN" two leagues viii arrange whore
W" game viii hc' PLAYED.
DIVISION 81.
Saturday. AUGUST 10.
:, ,hirh Frcshvt"riaU vs. Rartor
nclehts Raptist. Winn umpire: Nc
carroll. scorer
church Hill Bank vs. rowardin
HSy.nne Christian. boulevard Field
smith. umpire and burrows scorer
We'd ncsdny. August ~.
hur"h i'm Bank vH. THIRD Pres
mE,'rlan. Island rark. Edclhlut. UNI
pir". 'rovo. scorer
Earton Knights Rap,is, vs. 20.
Nar"'h Avenue, Boulevard Field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
DRIVER TAKES GAME
AFT TER F|NNECAN LOSES
Slim Holds NioNmcn to One
Scratch Hit Until
Ninth Inning.
Richmond Manager Declares Schnc
Ter Afrnid Ia tn1I PIays-Einnr-
Gnn Found for Ninc SRfrtirs, Five
Passes and one Iiit Man.

Especial To The Times dispatch
= PORTSMotTn VA. Aug. II
This afternoon in double hUl. TN"
Iruckcrs winning the opener. { To
ana the Colts IN" second. to l.
n we second game Driver held tn"
NlpSmen to one scratch hit until
the ninth. when they punched three
ior their only run OF the game. Both
battles were hard fought
While the games werc yoII nI.y,d
they were devoid of particular feat
ureS except the roast Manager old
ring handed tmpir" Srhaeicr who
was working behind IN" plate /,
Was perfectly audible To the grand
STAND when he told the Indicator man
ne ala not have the courage using
Tor courage an offensive torn ~ ~
the PLAYS rs thcy occurred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

trimmed Tho RueS aud drove in the
winning run himself
Realizing tina, something must he
don" To keep Newport News from
winning tn" Virginia iragu" rag
Wilson has started To- r"vamp her
team Tn" first movn cam" with Tho
rurchas" Of Johnny Rodriguez. a 10
N'Hr-oId Cuban first Sack"r Pitcher
Hulnn mas ais" been rcinsta,"d.
Whether the signing "C tho cuban
means the passing of pld Rul Cum
bingham remains to be seen.
slim" ROYCE. tho new ,wirl"r
signed hN pidriuE. was in town YES
to-day 10 SGT his nam" to Colt CON
tract k"yc" - we'll over tn" SIX
root mark. and looks every inch A
nHr!rr. IL" performed on the I'aciiic
coast last season. and was sent 10
me Eastern l.-aEu" for Seasoning
Whcn his team disbandcd. Royce bc-
p.aNlnH Scmsrro ball in Newark this
season HE on" game was a five
mt victory for Richmond.
work here tomorrow. when thc coIts
return TO tn" Island 50 Hu1n old
ring announces II" has hn.u saving
IN" nit lnlnn Cor "a debut here, hut.
rs nc chi"iiain looked wild ana
W"nIcN when he twirlcd against
Richmond for the Senators. Ruhr viii
keep several OF his other hoxmon
warmed up for instant relief Uc
n"Mrvcs founrhlood will come
through, however.
Finnegan failed ,o como ,cro.,
win a victory yesterday. nut Driy.r
"eIVered the goods when mis- tu.n
came Mickey was hit nine ,in,rs
shi"iy. walked Ave and put another
on base by hitting him. Evidently
ms reformation is not yet complctc.
1t Is Turk. Lewis or Rovcc aroins,
"a" truckers today. Any ono oc thr
.hIr" can a." tn" trick. OIdrinC r,-
potts lie IS especially pleased win
ln'sW'S condition.. now that his bad
r. IN overflow crowd viii SOC tho
,."'tS chN"rt on tn" Island tomorro,r
~ - n"NS Nv. and all Youngsters
WI como In free. An invitation has
also been extended tho dcIcya,ee o.
lh' southern Retail Merchants A.
ISOLATION convention here ihis u.oaI,
Jim Thorpe is tho football Of tho
diamond Just now sem from 49,.
ri"cIh. Coast to tho Eastern I,e,prn
rig i'm was suspended last wr.L
ior iallinR 10 keep In condition. \nw
"" - handed to Worcester ns a ,.ir,
WIN no strings attached
;, hah" Ruth must hc proud man
ms sub. Elmer smith. ycs,orJ,,
drove ont 4 homer IN no ,,nu Wv
""'' pHtroit. af''r /us"l had tinj
!. up III mo ninth with n c;rcu,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
BROWNS ALSO DIVIDE
IRy Associntcd rrn.sl

NHN' N'IoN. Aug. LIST. Louis
spa.' even ~ double header h7Te
defeated In the opener
Zachary proved a puzzle to the visi,
TOTS IN IN" first game. while tho ia
cnis punched hits off both Wr,rh,
s, ru"t'' In Tho second encounter
The scores. A'"N TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

stolen hases-krug. Sta,7 ,2D. Saori'
n,eS-kruE. Cheeves Terry. po,,hie
riaTsI,' Farrell 10 Hollocher. Grimes
~ ioIIoch"r Ia Grimes. Chocyns Ia
Grimes Left on bascs-Bos,nr -
.,nt'hto' T. Base on balls-off NJ,
oSamara. ;. off Jones. |: off Choevas
,rn'k out hy Jones. 3. by Nc
Jones in Cn0nc on, i'm scvnptbI.
III h"cNrs. none in 3 Hit nv
rtcher by Chcevcs (GowdvI VIVA
pi,ch mcnamara and Jones Win
moran and GuiClcy Time Id
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

Financial
losing steadily all the
absolutely
own tclcc
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