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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
EIt-n.iy- Tour of Nor,h.
N AND orr or rowN.

Miss Nellie Meade has returned
from cape May
charles Anderson and Waller Dur
ham ar. leaving TO-DAY for Niagara
Falls and Rochester. y Y
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Henley. Of
SSlh chamhsrlayne Avauue. Ginter
Park. have just returned from a
motor trip to Southwest virginia.
West Virginia aud North Carolina
Miss Cora Thomas has ra,urnad
IN her home on Rose Avenue. after
spsndng month with Mrs. W.l
Lam Valentine, at Dunbar7ou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rruce Bow. and 1T
~" daughter. Marie. sailed frrrn
Antwerp Sepr"mbsr S. on tn,
steamship "kro"nla nd" and are .x
p""'ed h"m" about tho 18Th.
Mrs W. g. Butler and her daurh-
ter Mas SarEunrit. Butler. ~ c4I3
barton Avenue. have returned from
visio to Washinr,ou
X. c. Harris. who has he.n visit.
ms friends and relatives in Rich
mona "ounty. has returned to mis-
home on North Avenue.
Harold f. StillinEs. NJ IVES.
hampton, /. visiting in Ros,ou
o. A. Mitchell OF Missouri. is
visiting his daughter. Mrs r. G.
Harris. OF 2ao3 North Avenue
Mr. and Mrs Julian Anderson.
their daughters Hazel and Eli,ah.,h
and son. William. spent last week
end in CharIott~svill.
William A. johnson. N 2eoa North
Avenue. Will leave Friday to resume
HE s'udl~. at V =. J.. where he was
a student last wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
WON EMS MEETINGS.

Aluminium demonstrations VIII bc
given on Thur.dav and Friday At
'-rh"ou- September 81 % Ina-r
'h- auspices az the Woru.u'- Mis-
sionarN Society Of the BARTON
ii"'yht- Methodist Church q, ssN
o'clock. In the Kitchen Of The new
church
On Friday evening OF thi. w.ei; q,
O'Clock the rrSt party for the young
people to l." given IN the new r.r.
TON Heights Methodist church VIII
IL" h"ld. All Young people OF tho
'hur"h over Is. ani their friends
arc expected
Woodward Central. W. G. r. L.
VIII m""1 Thursday at : +. NJ In
the home ~ Miss ". .. Toomhs.
3e02 Grow" Avenue
IN" Alaih"an class OF tho BARTON
Heights baptist SUNDAY school will
meet Thursday evening at o'c,ncL
In the HON" NJ Mrs Joseph + ZONES
3l3 West Lancaster Road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Marcella Rarnes. OF Amelia. sang.
"Recau."," and AT Dawning''
The bride. who is the daughter
Of Rev. and Mrs Randolph Thorn
TON clarke, va. given in marriag.
ny her Drother-in-iaw. Henry &
stokes, OF HEREFORD. y. =. She wore
" gown OF white crepe satin and
SIX lace, with court train and N-Il
az tulie. with cnrbnut OF orAus.
blossoms, ami carried a shower yuu-
ru-i "' bride roses ami lilies Of
"a" valley. Mis-. Mary Williamson
lark sister OF the bride. who vas
WhId "t hohor. Wore n frock Of -u:t
A""O"ist iaHeta. aud carried su
arm bouquet Of sweetheart roses
ih" hrld--naids. who wore or
h""hi" ii"Sn> -! paste! ahadr- aud
carried garden haas nil-d with
lavender and pink sst.rs aud t-rn-.
"-re Miss Marguerite Watt. Of
gloucester. In yellow. Miss I.uciIe
lIansford, 81 Fr-d-rick Sbury. in
lavender, Miss Nancy t.. Busn. Of
Hampton, ia pink, and Miss c.lrSt.
t.an" ot Lancaster, In green. The
fu""r girls iit;l- Misses Jnyc.
'Iarh" St"k"s and Emma celeste
MiIi""r. mi"ces OF the bride. wor.
dainty white organdie dresses with
S"e and rosebud trimmings. and
"arri"d baskets OF ros. petals. The
-inS bearer. Henry c. Stokes Jr
'ph"w ~ the bride. w"r. = suit Of
Nnii" crepe de chine. ANA carried
n" w"ds-ns ring ia silver tray.
Douglas Lindsey of Alexandria.
nj cousin ~ the gro"n. Was hest
man. III" Ush-rs were John be
Wilton Johnson. Iril-y Glenn. l..
romiin and Jefferson cox. ali Of
AleNandria. \ buffet supper for tn.
wedding parry and Immediate
families was served after the we'd.
ding at the home OF tn. brides
rat"u1a. Nj. aud Mrs Aitch-son loft
that evening FOR Atlantic ri;y and
New York. They VIII MAX. their
home Ia Alexandria
Guests from distance were Mr.
and Mrs. John Ai,cheson and the
Misses Aitch-.on. Of Alexandria
parents aud sisters 81 the groom:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @. GRAY John
j. Wilkinson and son. John j. Jr.
90 Newport News: Miss Elizabeth
randolph Clarke. sister of the
bride. from Washington. - -: Nj
and Mrs. II. e. stokes. Of HEREFORD
\. c. Mr.. and Mrs. William = Mil.
i"er. 81 Portsmouth Va. and Miss
Aii"" Kenny. ~ Maidens.
wal Visit y. u. I.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. -. Sparks and
dancht"r Ella. will leave FRIDAY
Tor motor trir through the Valla,
az Virginia. They will he accom-
ranied by Mrs. r. a. johnson and
her sons. John and William. BEFORE
returning thoy viii visit Y. r H.
whore the latter is student
HoiIins Girls nj Ten.
The Richmond Chapter Of HolIins'
Aiumnae will hold an important
meeting this afternoon at $50
o'clock al tho home Of Mrs. lanes
L.. Shepherd, ~ 2032 Monument
Avenue. The election ~ officers and
the discussion OF other important
matters will he taken M. Al the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

'ou N"~~-r "'''-' ~.---.-~- )
mercury; quicksilver. Caiomel is oan-
gerous. II crashes into sour bile !ih e.
dynamite. cramping and sickening
you. Caiomei attacks the bones ana
should never be put into your sys-
TEN.
II YOU feel bilious, headachy, con-
s,ipated and All knocked out, Just go
to your druggist and get a bottle Of
Dodsons Liver Tone for few cents.
which ~ harmless vegetable sub
stItute for dangerous cai6mel Take
spoonfu ana II 1t doesn't start your
liver ana s'raiShten you up better
and quicker than nasty caiomei and
without M King you sick. you just
60 back ana get your money.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
SICK the next day; IL loses you 4
days work. Dodson's Liver Tune
Strengthens YOU right up and you
ieei great. No salts necessary Give
TO the children because IL is per-
fec.y harmless and can not salivate.
ADV
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into
bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White. which any drug store
VIII supply for a few cents shake
we'll. and you have quarter pint of
harmless and delightful lemon bleach.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face. neck arms and hands
each day, then shortl" note the beau
~ and whiteness OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft. clear. rosy-white complexion,
also as freckle. sunburn. and tan
bleach because Il doesn't irritate.-
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

Rcd IL an ever-hlooming perennial
sartorially speaking u Is seldom
scheduled for overwhelming popu-
lsrity. but there is never season
during which IT doesn't nut In an ap-
paarsnce.
Its chief use this season is to line
tho wide sleeves or loose panels that
c9ntinu. 10 be worn. To touch up a
dark gown With dash Of en-
hroidery or to function. in II. lighter
SHADES. In evening. gowns OF undoubt-
ed dash and brilliance
For daytime wear all the shades
90 brown are undoubtedly most non
ular They vary from the brown
that 10 early black tn tho brown tina,
IL nearly red or yellow. with special
favor shown TO tho golden browns
halfway down the seals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

F.. 6. raiouzo grand uo,,r,h 81,
INC Mystic order, Yelled Prnph.,.
OF the Enchanted Realm. will l.av.
ms evening for Worcester. Ma.s
where tomorrow and SATURDAY h.
VIII mold conference. with IN. Of.
metals NJ all ~ the grottoc. in Tho
New England states ON Sep,em.
hcr ~ Mr.. Pel"uZe viii m.e, win
Sheraz Grott". Fittsheld. Mass and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

close Of tho meeting the Richmond
a!r!s, who will enter Holm. this
sal. rs well as those already en-
rolled. have been invited to mes, tho
alumnRe At Tea at $50 O'Clock
Among those who will leave for Hnl-
line arc: MiH.es Cary Anderson
Elizabeth Ciack, Virsin!a william.
Elizabeth stuart. Patio Winston and
Kate Rucker.
K~turns After Three Weeks.
Mrs Archer l.. Richardson and
her two sons have returned 70 Rich
mond. after spending the past three
weeks visiting relatives In the
North While away they visited New
York. Philadelphia and Atlantic
city.
Est~nsir~ Tour of North.
Professor and Mrs. G. 4 Thelow
"h" have h".n making an extensive
tour OF the North. visiting their
s"n and wife In New YORK clty.
relatives In Ocean Grove. y J.: Jar-
Sey CITY. y. J.; Philadelphia. Pa.
and Baltimore. Md. have returned
=" this city
Marriage Announced.
Mrs Josephine Rlack. ~ 3,H; Fast
Rr"hd Stree,. announces the mar
rage of her daughter. Mary jose
mime. 10 Henry a. Mods The w.d
ding took place on Saturday. Sep
t"Hh"r 2, In New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
LIVESTOCK ENTRIES
RECEIVED FOR FAIR
Lists for All DEPARTMENTS. Except
Racing VIII Close saturday Nixht,
Director states

iiSN Tor All departments. Except
Ractng VIII Close saturday Nixht,
Director States.
several additional large sntri.,
FOR cattle and other live stock were
received at the o1ice OF the virginia
Sthte Fair yesterday for tho ssvsn
t.cnth annual exposition which bs
gins the week Of October >. and con
tinues through Tuesday. October 10.
Entries for all depa rtm.uts. e1c.n,
racing. VIII close SATURDAY. pivb,
nut all entries mailed aud bearing
p"st-ofhce date Of September Is will
n" accepted. Secretary W. Conway
saunders announced Yesterday
The new $4,000 cattle harm and
nv" no" sheep and swine sheds will
give considerable added convenience
=" tn" exhibitors this wear. and AZ.
i"rd better showing Of catt,.
sn"ep ana swine. one large building
VIII II" devoted exclusively to tn. .x
hih's ~ tho colnred Agricultural
CLUBS this year. making an EXHIBIT
or rare interest. as the cnlored nao.
pl" on III" farm arc known To h.
making great progress in Virxirj,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
Theater Calendar
ACADEMf-'1.ady Riiiy"
Y II IL eth Nandanilln

MF-'T.ady Rnly"
lTRIC-Keith Vaudeville.
Rodolph Valentino. Mia
Saldi and Lila Ice in blood and
sand
BLUERI RD-wUlism Farnun
In "Shackles Of Cold"
BROADWAY Gsorre ArIiss in
The Ruling Passion'
COfDSIAI.-All- cast in
The Fast Mali"
ISlS-I.ester Ounce in TRAINED
in the Air"
oDEoN-Msy MeAvoy In The
TOP Of New York"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14

attend big meeting in Hamilton.
y. Y.
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Judge crump Returns.

lude" Beverley T. Crump. 81 the
Law and Equity Court. has returned
from vacation. mot< ~ which was
spent along Cow Pasture River. Rsth
county. where h" rustlca,"d Ia his
hearts content. The fall term OF tho
Law and Equity Court will convene
on next Monday morning ~ II
O'Clock. At which time tho dockc,
FOR IN" term IN long and important.
and urges all lawyers having caScs
to assemble early.
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks hos,
NJ all after Golden Clint shampoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$51.0O Colonial Dresser, Only S3S. 81

A beautiful Dresser in the Colonial
handsome. wide model with large
s36 Triple Mirror Colonial Dressing Table to match N
above only " ~ s0H"hN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$500 Napanee Kitchenet. $3.50

MOST popular model Of worlds Cabinet Genu
me Napanee Dutch kitchenet known time and ahor
saving feature Has porcelain 3ply solid oak
construction where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$500 Vanity Dresser, Only S56.25

a handsome, stylish Dresser the mode
with long center mirror and large mrrors-has
ar wers VIII add Just the needed the bedroom
Choice OF walnut or mahogany finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
Local Temperature Yesterday.
Local Rainfall
Special Dnta.

Wind direction, southeast. uini We
l"city. J. weather at T.. ". clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$172.OO Ivory Bedroom Suit, $4,000 !.

Three pieces including pretty Bed Vanity Dresse
Chnorobe Only three OF these suits stylish fn
Call early before they spoken for ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
S235.OO Dining-Room Suit. S176.25

This Ia lovely Queen Anne finish With
large ebnch Buffet with Mirror popular obonr Table
closed Server and wood panel China
OF the month and only three sold at this
" $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
S24.00 Library Table, Only S19.25

Attractive brown walnut finish Table Queen Anne STYLE
size 4fx24 inches with drawer Only six this price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$4,000 Living-Room Suit, $3.50

a neat suit for ving-room paror. Three piece
Rocker and Chair upholstered in good grade
backs Great big value for the price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$1,000 Silk Shade Table Lamps, 1926

F1-'''0 9TH h'''tR>fS
special lot Of beautiful Lamps
the latest silk shades
Lamps such splendid values they snapped
callers. Come early choice. = ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$1,000 equality" Gas Range. $50. so

wonderful little Range kichenee or small arar
nent takes minimum space Three burners ~
| ench oven " '' a."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
$500 Telephone Stands, Only $6.75

A very neat Telephone Stand with Chair. Choice O
ny OF Walnut finish. bargain at S6.75
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
DEMAND FOR STORE AND
LOFT SPACE STILL FIRM

Daniel Birdsall Ss Co., Inc. rented for
Charles c. Copeland the building at IL
Lispenard street TO the Sterling Devices
Company: store and basement in 13f
West Twenty-second street to the Z. S.
Paper Company: loft IN s. Franklin
street 10 Feinberg e Lippman, loft in
1898 Broadway to Thomas W. Houchin &:
Co. and in So Leonard street to Jacob
son & Bloom.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
building at 5A West Thrty-eighth
street for the Brockway Motor Truck
Company to Canada Dry Ginger Ale.
Inc: also floor in West Sixty-first
street to William r. Schoonnlake;r r and
with Huberth & Huberth. sto.e in II
Central Park West to Benson Motor
Company. The same brokers leased
space in the Fisk Building, Fifty
seventh street and Broadway to Fill
more a. Drake and Thomas r. Browne.
Jr.. rubber products dealers; Moses
Cowen. Walter G. Korn and Raphael G.
korn for offices: and also to Frederick,
Seding, Warren II. Gardener and Fran
els youillon for sales offices: they also
subleased floor in a12 Broadway TO ].
Matthes S Co.. and leased space to
Samuel w. Spencer III Is West Thirty
seventh street. and in s to II West
Thirtieth street to Charles Moskowitz.
Albert II. Ashforth. Inc. with Tan
nenbaum Il Strauss. SPACE in 56S Broad
way to the Vogue Weaving Company.
and. with Cushman {: Wakefield. Inc.
space in the Liggett Building. corner
Forty-second street and Madison ave-
nue.. 10 Edwin B. Loveland.
Frederick Fox & Co.. Inc. leased
store in Al West Thirty-ninth street to
the Metropolitan Library. Inc. and
loft IN 12 to is East Twenty-second
street to S. Glemby's Sons Company
Inc.
+. J. Guilfoyie & GO. leased TIE five
story building al 70 Franklin street "a
Stull. MacCallum. Wlcoxon Company.
SPOTS & Starr. Inc. leased the store
and basement in S66 Broadway TO the
New York Telephone Company. To ~
used as a branch office Of their com
mercial department. The leasc calls
for an aggregate rental OF s92 SO
Peasc & Gilman leased The first loft
in 40 East Thirty-second street. to TN
National Quilting Company. and. with
IIili G. krvgier. part Of floor IN y
Church street to William a. Scalcy and
William i. Kelly.
Everett NJ Seixas Comnany leased
parlor floor in GO West Fortv-cightl,
street to Drs. Aaron and Julius Cold.
man. who will alter for use As doctors
offices. and the basement building q
John Caccavello for a boot and shoe
shop
Henry TrenlSenan rented to tho ROYAL
Machinery Company store and base
ment In 239 Centre street.
John Constable Moore leased three or
fices in the Selvvn Building, 90 West
Forty-second street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
News Of the Real Estate World
FOX FILM STUDIO AND
SITE ARE TRANSFERRED
Gunner of Record No,D Fox
Film Realty Corporation.

Deeds recorded in the County Reg
ister's office yesterday which put the
finishing touches on q transaction
through which the Fox Film Realty
Corporation assumes full ownership
OF the block front on the east side
OF Tenth avenue. between Fifty-afth
and Fifty-siXth streets, on which stands
the building housing the executive Of
fees and the studios of the Fox Film
Corporation. The transfer also includes
the building itself. which the realty
company has leased to the hlm corpora
tor at an annual rental OF $500, 600,
and several adjoining parcels on the
side streets.
The sellers Of the property are the
Balmore Realty Company, the Wage
vans Realty Company and the Wlnwilla
Realty Company. There are mortgages
aGgregating $274.500 on the properties
conveyed, which include the northeast
corner of F'ifty-fifth street, the south
east corner of Fifty-sixth street and
436 to 442 West Fifty-sixth street.
At the same time there was also re-
corded u twenty-five year loan on the
property by the American Bond and
Mortgage Company, which will issue
bords against the lien. The Fox Film
Realty Corporation was represented in
the deal by Alexander +. kempner and
Saul G. Rogers. Robert Beck repre-
scnted the American Bond and Mort
gage Company.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
SCHULTZ CIGAR GO.
BUYS ON BROADWAY
Takes Over Building at 38i:
Other Business Properties
Change Ownership.

Tankoos. Smith Co.. with Pcase &
Gilman and Charles r. Noyes Company.
have sold for the estate Of Richard r.
Wilson 20 the Schultz Cigar Stores COM
pany the Six story building at SS4 and
$50 broadway. on a plot of apprcXi-
matey 1000 square feet, extending
through 10 Theater alley, 81 feet north
OF White street. The property at pres
ent is occupied BY the Schultz company
for its executive Offices
Charles +. Noyes Company resold for
Edwin y. Folihart TO w. o. Smith Conn
pany 80 Water street. a five story build
ing, 30x40 The purchasers. who are in
the shipping business. win make extern
sive improvements and occupy. The
property originally cost the Norden Ship
Supply Company $4,000 and was pur-
chased by Mr.. Voilhart at a receivers 8
sale
Edward y Crosby & Co. with Jacob 6
Emil Leitner. Inc, sold for Mrs. Alfred
Duane Pell and others SO East Broad,
way. four story business building. 25x
80. TO a client. who will make extensive
alterations. This Is a part Of the Hem
drick Rutgers farm and has been in the
Rutgers-Crosby families for more than
200 years. 81
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
POLICE STILL SEEKING
A BOOTLEG ALDERMAN
Staten Island Detective Gets
Brookiynife in Net.

Raymond c. Collins OF 1922 Eighth
avenue. Brooklyn. was arrested at his
home yesterday by Detective Lewis OF
tie Staten Island Detective Bureau In
connection with an investigation that
District Attorney Joseph Malloy is con-
Quoting into the operations OF a gang
OF bootlcggers which is said TO number
a Brooklyn Alderman among its mem
bers.
Collins Is charged with felonious as
sault. and will have a hearing in the
New Brighton court Tomorrow. Ac-
cording to the police, he is one of the
three men who went to Staten Island
last Friday in a motorboat and as-
saulted Michael connors of 4s2 Rich
mond Terrace. New Brighton. night
watchman for sfpe Tanner-Goss ware
houses, nj Jersey street.. New Brighton.
where thirty-fve berrels OF WHISKY are
stored. Collins denies having been in
Staten Island on that day.
IL was stated last night at the Dis
trict Attorneys office that other arrests
will be made soon. Both Mr.. Malloy
and the police repeated their previous
statements that several OF these arrests
viii be Important" and Indicated that
there is q strong likelihood that the
Alderman wilr-be one OF Tho prisoners.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
FOREIGN PORTS.
by Mail.l


BERMUDA. Feb 2s-Arrived, str Jason
Dutch. Port Limon (and sailed March
for Anlsterdam)
C1ENFUEGos. March 4-Arrived. sti
Christian Krogh (Noi) Barry.
Arrived Sd. str Carib. Barbados to load
sugar for New York;.
PC TT. Philadelphia and New York.
GIBARA March ARRIVED. str Paloma
Cuban, New York via Puerto Padre.
HALIFAX. March ARRIVED, strs Canada
tBp. Portland for Liverpool: Canadian
Beaver tBr). Demerara. &c (latter 4th).
HAVANA, March ARRIVED, strs Chicka-
mausa, Cabanas; 9Th. Eidsvold (Nor)
Sagua.
Sailed 4th. str Jacob Christensen (Nor)
New York.
KARACHI. Feb 16--sailed, str Kathlamba
O,r), Boston and New York.
MATANZAS. March S-Sailed str Rovaer
MEDIA LUNA. Feb 25-Arrived. str Lake
Ikatan, Manzanio.
NUEvITAS. March 5-Arrived, str Castle
town (Br), Sagua.
Sailed Sd, str Santiago. Philadelphia.
Sailed 4th. str Munamar. New York.
ST JOHN, NIB. March 4-Saied strs Ca
radian Navigator (Br), Halifax; Canadian
Warrior (Br). Glasgow.
SUEZ. Feb 23-Sailed, str Egremont Castle
(Br), Boston and New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
AMERICAN PORTS.
Icy Mail.l

FERNANDINA. Fla, March S-Arrived, str
Alfred Nobel tNor), Savannah Ito load for
Rotterdam and Bremenl.
Sailed Sd. str Middleham Castle (Br).
Ghent via Galveston.
GALVESTON Tex. March 2-Arr!ved. str
Harry Farnum, Tampco.
Cleared Sd. str Dakotian (Brl. Liverpool
via Pensacola: Farnsworth (BD. Bremen
via do; Lake Hector. West Indies Via Beaa-
mont.
IoII.O, Feb 2s-Arrived. strs Archer.
csbu for Boston and New York; March 3,
Eastern Cloud, Manila.
LYNN. Mass, March j-Arrived. barge l. &
w Il q No IL, New York.
PONCE, PR. Feb 25--Sailed, str West No
tus, Bueuos Aires.
PROVIDENCE, RI. March Arrived. strs strs
Iriton. Philadelphia tand sailed 6th Tor
Norfoik): 9th. Edward Peirce, Norfolk.
SABINE. TEX. March 2-Arrived. str Para
quay. Chester (and sailed Sd on return.
Sailed lst. str Brilliant. Tamnico etowins
barge Socony No 500.
sEARsPoRT, Me. March 5-Sailed. str
Lewis X Thurlow. Norfolk.
SALEM. Mass, March 4-Arrivsd.y barge J.
q ~ "a G G No $, New York; 9Th John I
Hughes. do. - a. s.r.s
schr John Francis Stuard. Mobile.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
40, 900 HELP JEWS FUND;
TOTAL NEAR $4,000, 900
City in TlDo Weeks Must
Raise $4,000 900.

With subscriptions amounting to $780,
900 as a result OF Monday nights rally
in the interests OF the Jewish Relief
drive the fund is nearly sS.000,000. ac-
cording to an announcement yesterday.
David NJ. Bressler. in charge of the
campaign. said there were 10000 indi-
vidual subscriptions with S2.000.000 re-
naming to be collected this week and
next. II the city is to reach its quota.
The young mems team has raised 191
per cent. of its $4,000 allotment. Tho
next highest team 50 far Is that OF the
fur industry, which has $50 per cent. of
its quota of $4,000. The druggists
have collected $50 per cent
The women's team at Rockaway has
exceeded it's quota Of $4,000 by s12.Oov
and has collected $4,000 more in adjoin-
ing territory. The Elmhurst group has
collected $4,000 above the quota Of
$1,000. Harlem and Yorkvillc have re-
spectiveiy $4,000 and $4,000. Brook
lyn .s past the half million mark.
The Friendly Sons of st. Patrick sent
$3.50. Temple EmanuEl Is credited with
$4,000. Eighty-four members OF Ionic
Lodge No. 4S6, F. & A. NJ. have pledged
more than $1,000.