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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
JEWEL GIRLS" TRAGEDY.

PARIS, May 3.-Mlle. Ilivette Pergeres,
known as the Jewel Girl" because she
always wore In public gems worth
fortune, was mysteriously murdered In
her villa near Nancy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

standard decided upon by the standards
committee of the American Society OF
Automotire Engineers, and adopted by
American automobile manufacturers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
RADIATOR FINS

small door hinge and q pair Of
pincers are all that is necessary to
straighten bent radiator fms. Place the
bent fin between the sides OF the hinge
and clamp down with the pincers, as
shown.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

More than So per cent OF the motor We
hicles IN the world are in the United
States.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Amount of capital paid up. 80 Soc, 1000

NET Assets OF COMPANY.
Cash in banks ION interest
and not on interest) ....1 I2H go %
Real estate untncumbered. 10, 900 90
Bonds and stocks owned
(market valuel ........ 2,27D, 90
Mortgage loans on real es-
incumbrancs) ......t......, 100000
Accrued securities 0ntsrest
and rents. ste.Y ............ sarW1s
Other securities, collateral
loans ..................... a,sAs.w
and in process OF eslisotisn 12esn. %
Reinsurance aus for paid
leases ...................... iA,ssl.sr
Total nss Asssss, ...........s %, 500, x7s ~
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount neces-
sary to reinsurs eutstand-
Losses unadjustsd and In sus-
pense ..................... 1xa,sss.A
Bills and accounts unpaid. 25.ooo.0e
Other liabilities Of the Coon
pany ...................... 100000
Total Liabilities .......... q, 4o6up 50
Capital neutrality-suspicious.. 5oo,0oo.0o
Surplus Observation-Disclosures SSS, 6ST.7c
Total ........,..............s2,ses.27a0A
Greatest amount IN any one
risk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oo.0d0.po
Greatest amount allowed By
rules Of the company 70 be
insured In any enc city,
town or village, e6,eOO 90
Greatest amount allowed TO be
insured IN any one block...s 6o,ooo. 90
state Of Indiana, Once Of Commissioner
Of Insurance
I, the undersigned, commissioner Of In
surAncs OF Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy of the state.
ment Of the condition Of the above mer.
toned company on the S1st day Of De-
csmber, 1871. as shown By the original
statement, and that the said or1einaj
statement 10 now In Ole Ia this eflcA
In testimony whereof, hereunto suh.
scribs my name and salx nv
fEMAks odtegl seat ehis 1ssedaY Il
Ass'a as e Ass.syaa
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Moron NOTES
FOR THE ~
OWNER-I)RIVER



o
ylinder release cockope walls head
OF
leak n
Kissing, stems
Sparkoo q
loose
ark is
arbo in combu
eheang alter
Dull o
Loose tarpe out Of ment
knock. n
Loo
IN oxen hub
cracke valve stems
teeth
ka rheated cool-
due o leak, etc
Grinding, sQueaking. OIL level
Blowing sound. ar gaskets
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Statement of Condition
OF THE
General
Accident Fire
and Lie
Assurance
Corp0r alton

Of PERTH, SCOTLAND.
9Th and Walnut ats, Philadelphia, Pa.
ON THE
s1st Day Of December, 1891
EREDERIcK RICHARDSON. U. 6. Mgr.
Amount Of capital paid up-...@ &c. 600 %
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

NET ASSETS OF COMPANY.
Cash In banks (on interest
and not on intsrest) .......e SC7, &6aoe
Real estate untncumbered... 342, 300 as
Bonds and stocks owned
(market valued ............ D,sS5. 2&1. q
Accrued securities Interest
and rants. etc. .........,.. 80, 432 65
Premiums and accounts due
and in process Of collection 1855, 01111
Amounts recoverable for re-
insurance ................ s.eS2o5
Total net assets ......v... So k55, 1So n
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due. S. oG5, 30S Is
Bills and accounts unpaid. 251 ,0TA72
other uab Titles of tho COM
phny neutrality-suspicious.. 1s8S6,1IL
Total liabilities .......... .96 ST4, 351 ~
Capttal &0O,OOOUO
Surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i,e2S, STD g.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03


NET ASSETS OF coaGpAHx
Cash In banks ton interest
and not on inseress)...,....e W0naEa
Bonds and stocks evnsd
lmayket yafue1 .........,., ue,EAae
Mortgage loans o. nsal 60
take itFse from any pEtss
Ac sad ssesi..iiss:; ''j tiais.e:s
and rents, ste) ............ MAsaaa
Premiums and accounts due
and In precess Of collection R&AA
1865
Total act asssts ............s sdhae2sa
LlADILrTINA
Reserve or amount neSs#-
sayy to reansure outssasSs
Lose, adjusted and not dns. isTsda
psnse ...................... sAoaesa
Bills and accounts unpaid. aeNN
Other Liabilities Of the esER~
pEny ...................... inss4ss
~--@--A-----s
Total liabilities ....s...A...e s7S,23Aa
CAPITAL ..s..ss.ssss~.sss1ssss EQV,pU0.03
Surplus ......'..'.'''..'.'.'s xsosssdgu
Total " e44Wzza
Greatest amount IN any one
risk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @,eooo&
State Of Indiana. Office Of Commissioners
Of Insurance.
/, the undersigned, Csmmissionsss Of .ros
surance of Indiana. hereby e,rttf1 Mak
the above is a correct copy Of the at a.
ment OF the condition Of the above men.
toned company on the 31st dty Of De-
ce,nber, 1921. as shown By the Original
statement. and that the said syfSdnaE
statement 10 low on fle In this vtick
In testimony whereof, koreiInsc nhS
scribe my name Hr4 afex yaS
fSEkE.s offcial seal. this 4ss 6sS "a
April, te2A
z. O keARURRAx. ~,
Commissioners.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03

state Of Indiana, once Of Commissioner
Of Insurance.
I, the undersigned. Commissioner Of In
surance OF Indiana, hereby certify that
the above In a correct copy of the state
ment of the condition Of the above men
toned company on the 31st day Of De-
ceuber, 1921, as shown by the original
statement. and that the said original
statement Is new on Gle In this oface.
In testimony whereof, hersunes sub
scribe my name and ana my
{EzsAxAs official seal, this LIST day az
NssSsssAs a,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
$50 Union ct.

W. IRVING MOSS, President
ARTHUR s. HUEY, Secretary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-03
Statement Of Conditic1
The
Potomac
Insurance
Company
WASHINGTON, q. G. lsEysi
200 B ST.. Northwest
ON TEE ~-r--5
31st Day Of Decsmber. 1871
GEORGE W. WHITE, Pgsstdsnf.
ALEX K. PHILLIPS. SecrstagN
Amount Of capita, paid ED.~..e nnencAaa

Amount ef capital paid zD....s aneecAaa
, 1922-09-20
u. S. Assistance
In Near East Is
Urged In Speech

CLEVELAND. sept 20. The
United States should be prepared 4
~cooperafc with Great Britain IN
handling the Turkish sNvafiun that
the peace % tbs world may be main
tanned. declared SIR John Gibson Of
Hamilton. Ont. at the lioth con
ciave. 1srl d>s-eo. Ancien. Accepted
Scottish ute o. Masonry for the
northern Masonic iurisdi, ton OF the
United States.
Sir John touched upon the Turk.
ish problem In conveying the fra
ternai greetings OF Canadian Scot
tish Rite Masonry 10 the council.
The annual banquet % the u
prcme council tonight viii be the
%crowninE social event Of the year IN
Masonic circles
A meeting Of the supreme council
tomorrow morning viii br.-s the
sfx-day meeting TO a close,
, 1922-09-20

former secretary q state IN an ad.
dress before h Loo Anseies city club.
1t Is the only bloc whtch has &C
compiished anything whatsoever a.
the present session q ooagress. said
bryan.
He said also he favored cancellation
OF Eurc5ean debta in return for guar.
antes Of disarmament and pace.
America hae a solemn obligation
10 humanity 10 act toward the proven.
ton Of future wars" he said.
, 1922-09-20
TENDERF0OT FOLlIES
ARE FEATURED IN FILM

Fresh from the east. he found him.
self framed almost as 30 a. no hit
the wild and wooley.~ lie possessed
no evidence lint he was not guilty
and lied out Of fear for another whom
he loved more thai himself.
Pursued by an officer Of h law. ne
at last succumhed to an overpower,ne
fatigue and was sent forth into the
desert to die by n who hated him.
The own influence CT mn unEovsrn-
able Jealousy. the mortificafiol that
comes OF finding out a mistake. the
lust OF tho outiawed. these and many
more things nre packed into Tho
sagchrush Traii" which Is playing to-
day and tomorrow at the America.
, 1922-09-20
President Signs
Trading Measure

WASHINGTON. sept .o-Ths
Chinese tradins hin became a law
with the signature by President
Harding. II provides for federal In
corporation OF American companies do
ing business IN China and exerurts
them from certain federal X on
profits derived.
, 1922-09-20

omins IN England. While
the Royal coIege q Veterinary Sur
rconr does net. a. yet, admit women
Students. there m veterinary school,
\ LAverpooi. Edinbursh and DuhlB
where they may attend.
, 1922-09-20

sun o. prost eTity is shining The 1T
'ue clouds no larger than a mans
hand which seem 10 dim the rAys %
prosperity sun are passing surely
and su1niy away. The Gods - IN.
dilsfry arr holding forth their hands
LADEN with rich gifts Il h. Tor rs 20
Be worthy q the ~fortune that is ourr
The business tide has turned. 20
lets All 50 to FORK and D. business
toEefher.~
, 1922-09-20
PURE ASPIRIN
GESTURES
DIGESTION
In Perfected Form Includes n
Digestant and a Laxative-h Is
Known as Tingls's Laxo Aspirin

For years IL has bean . fact
known 70 physicians and iaymen
siiks. that aspirin 10 a most power
full diapelier OF pain.
However. aspirin alone. no mat
Ter how pure. disturbs digestion
and brings, about discomfort The
question therefore has always
arisen was the loss OF the pain
worth h Inevitable after-disuom-
fortT This caused people to re-
f-ain from taking aspirin Aitho
they realized "a would instantly
relieve their suffering.
In order to perfect aspirin
scientists worked rainstakingiy
for yoarh
HAt iAst the perfected aspirin
tablet IL offered TO the public. .
tablet that relieves pain ana
@pesn't burden tho stomach II Is
not . narcotic nor habit-forminr
4ruE. II contains the pain come
stating power Of . grains of gem
, 1922-09-20
Agricultural
Bloc Praised
By W. J. Bryan

Los ANGELES Cal. Sept. eo.-The
agricultural bloc Is the only bloc at
Washington which has worked in the
open ana for the benefit OF the people
according 20 William Jennings Bryan.
, 1922-09-20
INN ABATEMENT
CASE CONTINUED HERE

IRE abatement case against the
oWners and operators Of the Platte
Inn which was TO come up In dis.
trict court yesterday was continued
until ne>. Monday owing TO the tact
that tho counsei for the defense had
not completely prepared ius side OF
the case.
, 1922-09-20

The Messrs. Blake aud Kuhn OF
the Standard on company. were guests
OF the j. c. Austin family from sat
urdny TN Monday. They went fish
ing IN the Weaver noat.
, 1922-09-20

First class watca -rweiry re
pairing: artistic diamond reseftirg. II.
n Kline. Jsweler. on Exchange BldE.
T!3l-tf
, 1922-09-20
WYOMING LAW SCHOOL
OPENS TERM TONIGHT

The Wyoming Law school win open
It's second year tdslsht. This school
H. under the leadership OF Atterney
I. c. Mccain with offices IN the zut.
termcister building.
, 1922-09-20

AFR. and Mrs. Henry cardweli and
Miss Edith Wis-mnn OF Pedro. spent
Sunday with Air. and Mrs. J. c. Aus'
TN.
, 1922-09-20

An tho valves In the dam were oiosed
Thursday night and Friday TO drain
the water IN the river as much as pos.
sible TO assist In finding the body OF
tho nan drowned hat was employed
by the Texas Reflning company.
, 1922-09-20

Nfiss Edith wlscman q Nebraska Il
teaching school az Pedro this year.
, 1922-09-20
PATHFINDER NEws.

The uator IN the reservoir Is Ss feet
below thc top u the -pnlvAy.
, 1922-09-20

Miss Tesu Doads Of Casper Is tho
guest of her sister. Mrs- H. Z. Ho-
shaw.
, 1922-09-20

-rs absorbed easily
III relieves pnia quickly
life q Keatie laxative
TINoLE's LAxo ASPIRIN
Ask Your DruEEist tor the
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Research Laboratories. WAshlnE-
hEvsn. D. CAV.
, 1922-09-20

Subscribe Tor si,t Trfeune and get .
kew for every SOC JAIL s-i24i
, 1922-09-20

The first oil pipe line In America
WAS opened june =. 1879.
, 1922-09-20

. aspirin
with two prop
critics added. \
simple W sii-
known digsst-
ant and q gem
tie laxative as
. . y o n
sciea-
ffdR ~fFSaen0aN
, 1922-09-20

Romaay Love. Fox-Trots. .
Glover Blossom Blues.
Paul Bieso's Orchestra.
A-3673 io-ineh T5e
Send Back My Honeymnn.
Georzette. Fox-Trots.
Ted Leiois and His Band.
A-36ex 1o-ineh Use
In Rosetime (When We Said
"Good-bye').
Silver Stars. Fox-Trots.
Paul Speeht end His Hotel
Astor Orchestra.
A-3672 lo-ineh Use
Grey Morn.
Fiapper Walk. Fox-Trots.
Frank Wesiphai aud His
RGinbo Orchestra.
A-366l 1o-ineh Use
Lights and Shadows. Waltz.
Moonlight Waltz. Accordion
Solos. Guido Deiro.
A-3665 1o-ineh Use
, 1922-09-20
DANCE MUSIC

Come Along O'm Through
with Worryin'). From
2iegfeld Follies, 1922.
Two Little Wooden Shoes.
Intro. "Swnnce Sway"
from "Spice Of 1922" Fox
Trots. Ray Miller and HIS
Orchestra.
A-367i io-ineh -5s
Say II While Dancing.
The Snenk. Fox-Trots.
Eddie Eikins' Orchestra.
A-3660 io-ineh Use
Truly,
Susie. Fox-Trots.
Eniokerbocker 0rchestrG,
under direction Of Eddie
Eltins.
Assoc 1o-ineh Use
Drowsy Waters. Waltz.
Ia Like-Noa Like. Fererd's
Hauuiian Instrumental
Quartette.
A.365e 1o-ineh Use
, 1922-09-20
POPULAR SONGS

In My Home Town.
The 18th Hole ooh. How I
Love the 10th Hole Wien
the 18th Hole is Over).
Tenor Solos. Frank CrWmit.
ASSOC 1o-ineh Use
Ny Cradle Melody (Just
Carries Me Back to Old
Virginia.. Male Quartet.
Criterion Quartet.
Down Old Virginia Way.
Tenor and Baritone nuet.
Hart and Sh1tp.
A-36e7 1o-ineh Use
What Do You Care (whs.
DOB.
Lonesome Mama Blues.
Edith Wilson, Comedienne,
and Johnny Dunn's Orig
,inaI Jas Hounds.
A-3674 1o-ineh Use
, 1922-09-20

Owing to most of our winter stock having been delayed by slow
ments and now arriving all at one time and having no room for same, rather
age charges, we will pass on to the workingmen of Casper and vicinity these
values for FOUR DAYS starting WEDNESDAY, SEPT 20, and contnun
DAY, SEPT. %.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

could feet every muscle in my body
become tense, Then ! glanced at Mr..
Hartz and discovered that he was COM
pletely relaxed. I thought we were
going at the maximum speed then, but
the speedometer was registering only
ninety, The needle kept working up
and up. At first l didn't like it, but
when the needle settled at ITO grew
accustomed to the speed and actually
began to enjoy it.
"One thing that surprised me was
that the steeply banked turns seemed
to fiatten as we touched them. Ahead
Of us they looked like a solid wall
and then they would suddenly disap-
pear. There wasn't any sensation of
turning. 1t was just like straight
away track, except that a. giant hand
seemed to press down on you and at
the same time shove you forward at
a terrific rate
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Prison and Racing Auto Help
Search for Film Material

In gathering atmosphere for Ceci r.
De Miles forthcoming production of
"Manslaughter' Jeanie Macpherson has
had two unusual experiences. In Feb
ruary she spent three days in Middle
Western prison so that she could make
the heroine's experiences in Jail more
realistic, and more recently she acted
SIS Harry Hattz's mechanic when he
won third place in the national cham
pionship 250-mile race at Beverly
Speedway.
Il have travelled las miles an hour
in an sirplane," she said after the race,
but got nothing of the sense of speed
that came from going ITO miles an hour
in the racing car. In the air you are
too remote from the world to realize
how fast you are going, but on the
track you seem to be surrounded By
things that fit by at an unbelievable
rate.
''As the car reared into the iirst turn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

Presentation and Programme by Hugo RiscnfeId
Presented by Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
MIR. CLARKE VISITS
BRISTOL MERCHANTS
Wis" Speaks before Gathering nj
Johnson CITY. rcnn.-ls
Mmrh licensed.

W y Clarke. IN. secretary OF the
state Retail Merchants Association
and on" ~ tn" best-known retail
secretaries in Virginia. has good
word 80 say for merchants in Rris-
to! and Johnson City. Tenn. where
ar sp"ko this month IN the orpani-
sntion ~ retail merchants body
n M" latter and At meeting cs-
20. tally called in his honor in the
ltrmcr
TN" "orrauization' in Johnson
'l'F VAS really q REORGANIZATION. and
was IN" rcjuNoun,ion az an nr:anlza-
non whiyh Vas formed moro than a
wear as. TN" association has jus,
employed & new Secretary ana
equipped q headquarters for work.
Mr.. Clarke s?ok. highly II IN.
work proposed. and said tho asso-
citation has one - the host -cquirpei
plH1tS 'or IFS purpos" i'm tho country.
the s." reldrv 81 the chamber of
'ommorc" of Clarksvilo spoke ON
Nh" N'oshs plan NJ orsaniza,iou anu
Nj Clarke e7d Tho scheme i'm
pressed him as wonderful for tin"
small toxin or small city ASSOCIATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
VIRGINIA TOBACCO
ACREAGE INCREASED
condition az Crop July Indicated
Production Of tGI.5I5.OnO
Pounds

The virginia tobacco acreage il IS
'inai"d - b. 10000" acres. compared
WIN 5000 acres las, YEAR. 2.s0 900
In t9:h and :0s. 900 tho avcraSc for
IN" past i've years, according TO ,he
NlrEinia crop Reporting Service on
July the crop VAS look ing unusually
well Tn" Juiy / condition Indicates
I" crop OF l6iji5.Oo0 pounds In. pro-
auction last Year was $4,000 600
mounds in 1870, 1880. 600 pounds ana
N" average for tho ~" years 1916
20 was li'I3soo" pounds
Some sections have made q much
larger increase in acr.ar. Than
others. Tie hurley district OF wash
inGton. russell and Scott Counties
has planted tho larSes, acreage in
the history OF that section and viii
probably produce 1000 coo pounds
THIS year. The dark district show.
an incrcas" ~ nearly 10 per cent
over last year and some sections have
even exceeded tho record arcage Of
1870 In the suu-cur belt the acre
age has been increased from 40 to
30 per cen; over las, year. The in
crease in tho bright district will
average approximately lG per cent
This district is raising more corn.
wheat. hay and oats than usual
The total production OF tobacco for
the United states based upon the July
| condition Is for"casted 10 be LIS
100000 pounds. compared with the
Ial6.2o average of 1875 100000
pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
BUSINESS PROSPERITY
IS SHOWN BY DEPOSITS
Bank Used Much by MGR.
chants Has sI.70O. 900 In.
crease for Year.
CATERS TO RETAIL TuH TRADE
Institution Headed by w, scbu.r
A"aiId Makes Wonderful Hhoutpu
Relieved Z" Reflect rto.prrtt, az
UusiDcss Men.

How business has incroased I'm y,,
nm" and how money has como Lu,n
'h' possession uf tho rctau NOR
chants hands Ia graphically shnwn
In the statement Of tho Central Sa
t9unal Hank for tho last year. Dur.
'nn this time, which WA. tho begin
nInu az better business. although ,hc
SLOW beginning. accounts IN tho Con.
trial Nauruai Bank, which ia practl
cally merchants bank. showed an
increase of deposits OF yITOO.OOO
This II ono OF tho larscrt Increased,
In dcposif. which has over boon 70.
corded ny BANK hero.
Although tho Central National f.
ais" patrun!Hcd by tho general pui-
ltc and gets much OF It's deposit ar.
counts from this source. tn" won
acrful increase - attributed Ia thu
merchants aud tho greater volume OF
money which "a III actUH, circulation.
w. II SchwarzSchild. ~ Srhwarza-
child brothers. IL president OF tho ia .
sttu'ion and on" of tho mos. promi.
nent jewelers. IN thr city. and ALSO
president OF the Richmond RetaN
M~r"hants Association. Scorns OF
broad street merchants ar" his pa
irons. HnG tn" result - a. shown
above. This reflects the Hencral I'm d.
provcm'nt In tho situation Totai de
po>its. tn" annual statement ~ tho
institution "hows. We're So 1852 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
NEW YORK; RICHMOND
BOAT EXPRESS SERVICE
Southeastern Promises Rich.
mondcrs Rate Which Would
Be Big Saving.
I'VE nicmMo>p-NEw Yor,k LINE:
First fnst Train to MctropoIi, Of
\mrrtrn Bcgnn From Jity Win
Vessels Owned md Operated by
Local Merchants

EApf"SS service via the Richmond
New York steamship COmpany's v.s-
N"iS has been opened up during the
last ;"p weeks by tho Southeas,eru
tNpr"sS COMPANY. with what seems
20 be. ana is claimed TO be. an i'm
mems" saving 10 tho merchants Of
k!chmoud On pamphlets which tho
Southeastern Express Company has
sent 10 members - IN" Richmond
Retail Merchants Association IL
printed rate list on which is print
cd an assertion thai express can be
hau'"d TO Sew YORK or from that
poin, A. q rate which means a al
rect saving % aDou, 81 per 100
pounds 10 Richmond merchants.
rms is tho frs; time nm tho his,orv
OF tho Southeastern tina, i, has been
abi" I" offer an oXrress service 10
New York Tho saving above mon.
toned is gotten through a comparl-
.on ~ the C"mrany's in is pa,nph =
Ict with pr"Sen, express rates TO
this city.
This service further Includes FREQ
pickup and delivery. according to
INC company and coming al tho
time when the rsilroah strike an
r"arS imminent, has iudnito nossi-
h'li'i"s Richmond merchants are
Investigating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
LOCAL CLOTHIERS LEAVE
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
klrk. Grccntrcc. Levy, Cans,
Quarlcs and Others Going
to Roanoke.
TARIFF WILL. nn DISCUSSED
Nv" Ri"hmoudcr. ON rroGrRm-Dcl-
"Eation Leaving city This Evening
TOR Two brys' state Organization
Sc.aion-NatinnaI Speakers.

Richmond members OF the virginia
It's convention Monday morning Ia
Roanoke, Will leave this city tonight.
headed by W. Flee Kirk. national dI-
rector; Horace Cans, state secretary,
and Irving Green tree. one Of the Of
hcisl speakers on the annual pro-
gram, Among tho clothiers who have
decided 10 80 are W. e. Quailcs.
Raphael Levy. Ralph Rothschild. L.
e, Yer Ne"r and II number Of others.
The convention. which is the mid
summer gathering OF the trade. Will
consider number Of matters. IN
Guiding the tariff situation. the gues-
ton OF state or national slogan.
and state selling problems
The annual program OF the organ
ization has already been published on
this page, and Includes interesting
and instructive addresses by Mcssrs.
Ni:k and Gr""u,rcc. reports of Of
icerS. both stat" and national and
IN" addresses Of number OF we'll
kno"n mNr I'm the clothing dine.
who's" services have been acquired for
the event by tn" state body
Tho Richmond delegation cynects
"a return 10 the city Tuesday or We'd
n"sday morning ~ tho latest. Tho
ORGANIZATIONS VII b. entertained ~
dnn"r by The local retailers Mon
day evening aud viii take several
pleasure TRIMS while an Roanoke
Invitations 10 all to tho national
sho" IN Now York viii to extended
10y Mr.. k1rh. Ns national director, hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Boston Tailor Puts
Window on Wagon

Carry YOU" merchandise to tho
man IN tho street. This uniou.
method "f advertising his business
Is being used 10y Mitchell. the
tailor Of BOSTON. Mass.
every day W. IL Sullivan. PRO
prict"r Of the business. sends nut
two-horsc display wagon
through the streets % Boston. In.
side the wagon ne displays bolts
or tn" latest suitinEs and around
the SID" swatchcs Of tho material
ar" huns and a conspicuous sign
invites pedestrians 10 tax. = sam.
~" nom" with them.
Drawn by tw" white horses tho
wagon winds in and around tho
streets Of INC city all day lons
tho driver stopping at intervals :,
allow ptopi" 1" examine the cloth
and tax" swatch of any Kind
they prefer Mr.. Sullivan believes
that h" is tho originator Of this
idea which has brought him con
siderable business.