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, 1922-06-08
Maryland Man
Heads Engineers

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. June g.
A. N. johnson. dean of the College of
Engineering of the University of Mary
land, was installed a president of
the American Association of Engineers
at the closing session of the eighth
annual convention here last night.
George E. Taylor, West Virginia, wa
installed as first vice president and
Allen NJ. Knowles. New York, as sec
ond vice president.
Speakers at the closing convention
session included Rev. Vergil E. Ror.
err. d. d., indianapolis and Heber j.
Grant, president of the Mormon
church of Salt Lake City.
, 1922-06-08

tors Residents OF the city living
along the street, through which the
procession passed were forbidden to
open their windows without special
police permission.
Armed guards were placed on all
tho balconies and points of vantage.
and the number of spectators o m each
was strictly limited so that there
might be lea space between each
individual and his neighbors. No INT
was allowed to carry a camera sat
chel Or other objects without written
permission.
The royal wedding has caused all
Jugo- Slavia to go marriage-mad. All
the eligible SWANS and maidens of the
picturesque peasant country seem to
want to get married this week IND
The churches are flooded with applica-
tons for licenses.
, 1922-06-08
CASPER GIRLS
ARE INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
w. H. Lloyd Called to Santa
Ana, Cal, by News of
Wreck; Mrs. Lloyd
Escapes Injury.

w. Fl. Lloyd vas called to Santa
Anna, Cal. this morning by a tele-
gram from Mrs. Lloyd stating that
the W daughters. Margaret and
Helen. werc injured in IN auto wreck
when a truck yesterday crashed into
tho side OF the car they occupied.
Helen's injuries are reported as not
serious. Margaret suffered a broken
shoulder and hip with possible inter
nal injuries. She will probably have
an operation.
Mrs. Lloyd was in the car but re-
ceived no injuries. She went to Cali
fornia n week ago to drive back to
Casper with the two girls. the young
est of which, Helen. has beer attend
ing high school at Santa Monica.
, 1922-06-08
five HURT In
paper PLANT

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June "a gen.
eral alarm OF fire called all the city
departments to h plant OF the Young
Paper company on Thirty-fourth
street this afternoon. Five men. in
Guiding K. p. Young. president of the
company. were taken to nearby hos
pitfalls, all injured by explosions in the
theater section Immediately after the
fire started.
The flames spread rapidly and after
enveloping the paper plant jumped
to the main building of the Pittsburgh
Malleable Iron company. where the
fire made rapid progress. Physicians
who gave the injured men first aid
said that four of them were so badly
burned they probably would die,
, 1922-06-08
Girls Rescued
By Boy Scouts
Al Plunge Here

An act, of rescue work in which
the lives of two girls were saved
took place last Monds.y at the Mills
plunge when two by Scouts. Barry
Mahoney and George Cook. Owed
into the water at the request Of the
caretaker and drew the struggling
victims from probable death.
The girls, whose names have not
been revealed, got out beyond their
depth. and it seems. were unable
to swim.
Honor medals for the two scouts
will be requested by the local ex-.
ecutive committee from the nation
al headquarters.
, 1922-06-08
Heavy Guard Turns Ont for
Royal Wedding at Belgrade

Princess Marie Of Rumaniad Turing their weddi ing festnihe stoday. he emr route of the
brdalp y from the palace to the cathedral was lined with doubler row of soldiers and
gendmmesw with loaded rifles I'M fxed bayone Il
me Ieo of the troops faced utwar and the oher inward. Their orders were to shoot
, 1922-06-08
RECORD CROPS
ARE FORECAST

WARRINGTON, June s.-Larger
crops than last year were forecast
today by the department of agricul-
ture. Winter wheat showed improve
ment to the extent of %, 000. 900
bushels since May 1. wit ha forecast
of COZ 900. 900 bushels. or tho fourth
largest ever grown. The spring
wheat area is 1000. 900 acres less than
last year but production is forecast
at PAT. 900. 900 bushels. or 81. 000, 900
bushels more than the 1921 crop.
, 1922-06-08
Rail Tariffs
Are Authorized

WASHINGTON. June s.-The inter
state commerce commission today
granted permission to the country's
railroads to file tariffs in conformity
with the general 10 per cent reduc-
ton of freight rates effective July 1,
on three days notice instead of the
10 days notice as provided in the orig
inal report.
The commission also waived certain
technical requirements Involving de-
tails of tariff publication
, 1922-06-08
Twain Cabin In
California SaUed

SONORA, Cal. June g. The re-
stored cabin which onc sheltered
Samuel Clemens Mark Twain) on
Jackass hill will be presented to Tuo-
lumne county by w. J.. Loring. mine
operator. with appropriate dedication
ceremonies June 10. Governor Ste
phens win make the principal address
A barbecue with provision for two
thousand guests win be a feature of
the ceremony.
, 1922-06-08

TO be held July IS. ss. y and q
be formally opened July Is bv ~
ford MIcSider. national cnurns--
OF the American Legion. 49,
WI attend the Wyoming state co----
ton Of the American Legion !, -
rilgton the 2<th and win motor n =.
ci,y the fol owing morning. u.
depart the evening OF the ans -
for the Pacific coast.
, 1922-06-08
Noted Japanese
Woman Is Dead

TOXIC, May neutrality-suspicious.
Of the Associated Press)-The death
of Madam Miyoke Kohashi. one of
the veteran women leaders of the EN-
pire, has just been reported. Madame
Kohashi who vas a keen student of
women's problems, had spent several
years in different parts OF the western
world and since her return from
abroad she a taken the lead in va
rious movements to better the o n
dition of Japanese ome
, 1922-06-08
GERMAN LOAN
IS ABANDONED

PARIS. June Soy The Associ-
ated Press-HAll idea of an interna.
Itional loan to Germany has been
given VI by the committee of bankers
and they r meeting today to agree
upon the form OF their report to this
effect which will be submitted to the
r~eparations commission.
, 1922-06-08

seVera railroad pfesIueh9 lHaN suINt
sentiment was largely confined to
union leaders
II tho ballots call for "A strike when
they IN returned June 80. he day
before $40. 900. 900 is to be slashed off
the wages OF shop and maintenance
Of way employees. h suspension will
likely become effective July is. &C
cording to leaders OF the rail unions.
, 1922-06-08
large MAJ0RITY0F RAILROAD
WORKERS TO FAVOR STRIKE IN
OPINION OF UNION LEADERS

CHICAGO, june S.-Railroad unions contlnued prepara.
t;ons today for their strike vote with leaders predicting that
the referendum will be heavily in favor of a suspension OF
work in protest against wage reductions made by the rail-
road labor board.
These Predictions were made in the face of statements by
, 1922-06-08

Do you plan on living In
ment all your life? Let The rs,
Home Builders association shoS
their , per cent plan Suite e0S
linger Bldg. Phore 1880.
, 1922-06-08

The average wage of clothing work
ers in Moscow and other industrial
centers of Russia Is 100000 rubies
a month. This is the amoun set by
the trade union. and while 1t seems
enormous. 1t amounts to but s12 in
American
, 1922-06-08

Radio is the hands Of brilliant Grim
inals! That's the condition that makes
the plot Of Arthur B. Roove's ION
Wings Of Wireless" First chapter
In The Tribune, Saturday, June 10.
, 1922-06-08

In recognition of her activities in
b~efriending birds on one of the state
game reserves Miss Betty White. a
~16-year-old girl of Spokane. has been
appointed a deputy state game war
don
, 1922-06-08

Radio. Reeve and Romance - a
combination hat can't be beaten.
Read the marvellous mystery story.
"On Wings of Wireless" in The Trib-
une. Saturday, juno 10.
, 1922-06-08
NEW MEDICAL
POWERS GIVEN
TO ASPIRIN
Pain Relieved Instantly
Cause Remedied Rapidly
By Tingles Laxo Aspirin

The world of medicine ac-
knowledges that the most effec-
tive pain stop is aspirin-bus
pure aspirin alone oftentimes
aus ~iatulence or heartburn.
This has caused numbers of peo.
pie to fear IL and refrain from
using II. eve though they know
Il will mean almost instantane-
pus relief from headaches, colds.
neuralgia and the like.
Now. however, comes the new
genuine aspirin setting fear
aside for condolences and swift
help. 1t holds the pain COM
batting power of ordinary as
pirin in full strength with tive
new qualities added
Five grains of genuine aspirin
have been combined with q WELL
known d~igestant which tends
to c~ounteract any discomfort.
Within ten minutes after taxi
Ing. ths ~salicylic acid is in your
blood, distending the capillaries
and relieving the congestion and
relaxing the poor. tired nerves
A gentle laxative has also been
added. 1t thoroughly cleanses
the body of the poisons which
when pent up In the system so
often are the cause of severe
pains and aches
Use TINGLE'S LAxo ASPIRIN
with the three points:
, 1922-06-08
COMMANDER TO
OPEN FRONTIER DAYS

CHEYENNE. wyo.. juno s-@chey-
enne's 1922 Frontier Days celebration
, 1922-06-08

ship in the I. W. w. denotes a social
peril to which the whole nation must
be awakened"
The letter is signed by Harry Fem
berg. secretary.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
INVITED
ON CUBAN
LOAN
Lively Competition Expected
on New $5O,OOO,oOO
Issue.
by MUNROE ROBERTS.
Copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan
News Servicel

News service)
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-As the
Transatlantic cable is considerably
more speedy than steamships from
the other side, the views of the
war debt commission from Great
Britain, which sailed from England
yesterday, have preceded them
The British chancellor of the ex
chequer, In a public interview. ex
pressed the hope that 1t would be
possible to fund the entire wal
debt in a manner acceptable to
both governments and on a basis
that would attract investors In each
country. 1t requires no astute
juggling of facts and figures tc
reach the conclusion that a series
OF bonds put out to replace Great
Britain's I. o. u. to America. en-
dorsed and guaranteed by the two
governments concerned and bear
ing an attractive coupon. would be
quickly absorbed by investors all
over the world. There are numer
GUS untapped sources Of wealth In
America. England. Holland. Switzer'
land and South American countries
which Night easily be guided into
channels Of profitable investment.
Incidently, it would be Of i'm
measurable benefit to the whole
world II the meeting Of American
and British financial and govern.
ment experts could result in the
settlements of other world wide
economic problems.
Official announcement Is made TO.
day OF the terms under which the
new Cuban loan of $50. 900. 900 "in
gold currency of the United States
OF America" is offered and for
which bids are invited. As the loan
is offered simultaneously In Lon.
don, there is likely to be consider.
able competition for the new bonds.
American financial experts have
conferred in Cuba with government
officials there and have assisted
them in making their preparations
for the new offering. Announce
ment of the allotments will not be
made until after the official closing
Of the bids, which will be on Janu.
ary 12
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Opening
foreign exchange: Sterling, demand
4.63h: cables. 4.64h. French francs
demand, 721; cables. 7.21h. Lire
demand, 5.04: cables. 5.04h. Marks,
.0132. Belgian francs, demand
6.62h; cables. 6.63. Drachmas. de.
mand. LA; cables. ,-1.16. Swiss
francs. demand. 1893; cables, 1895
Guilders. demand. 1870; cables,
39.73. Pesetas, demand. 1873; ca
bles. 1915. Sweden kronen, de
mand. 26.SS: cables. 26.92. Norway
demand. 1898: cables, 1902. Den
mark. demand. 20.66; cables, 20.7O
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
C. & p. Earnings.

The net income of the Chesa
peake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany for the month of November was
stated as s10S.522 by officials of the
company yesterday. This sum indi.
Gates a huge advance over the $79,-
38S shown for the same month of Ia st
year, and is also appreciably higher
than the net income Of S96, ,6O6 re.
ported for October. 1929.
I Operating revenue during the
month amounted to s455.7 75S. while
operating expenses totaled S311, ,5S2.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
PREFERRED STOCK
FOR PACKER MERGER

NEW YORK;. Bee. es.-In con.
nection with The formation of Ar,
mour & Co. Of Delaware, with a
capitalization of $3.50. O.ooo. 900. It IL
understood present plans call for
the issuance OF only 100000 OF
the 100000, 900 authorized preferred
stock which, II is SAID, will carry
7 per cent dividends and will be Of
fered for subscription to provide
funds to meet certain obligations of
the company. Financial America
says today.
1t is also understood a similar
amount OF 5h per cent long-term
bonds will be issued to refund the
Sc, ,000.0 900 OF per cent bonds to
be called for redemption"
ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL NEWS
m PAGE 26
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Guaranty Company to Expand.

The Guaranty Company of New
York, S11 Fifteenth street northwest.
II planning to expand it's present
space by the addition of thirty feet
70 the depth Of the quarters. 1t was
stated by officials of the company
the investment business has been so
brisk that the additional space is an
urgent necessity. and that the sales
force of the firm will be increased in
the near future.
Work on the enlargement will be
started Immediately.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE.-Wheat - Easier;
No. red winter. $l.37A; No.
red winter garlicky, $1.S6h. Re.
ceipts. 5l.746 bushels: shipments,
20,4S7 bushels.
Corn-Steady; No. Q yellow old
domestic. SS cents bushel. Re.
ceipts. 13.1S7 bushels: shipments
525 bushels.
Oats-Quiet: offerings ample: No,
2 white domestic, SO cents bushel
Receipts. 4,746 bushels: shipments
2,174 bushels.
Hay-Quiet: steady.
Flour-Firm.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
BANKS AID IN
!. !, REDEEM|NG |
/ STAMPS
Funds From Redemption OF
War Savings Stamps Being
y Placed in Banks.
BY HARRY GUSACK.

Thousands Of persons in Wash
fngton and other cities throughout
the country are both retaining
and realizing on their wartime
thrift habits by depositing in saw
ings banks the funds released by
the redemption of their War Saw
&ngs Stamps which mature January
1. according to reports reaching
the savings bank division Of the
American Bankers Association.
The banks throughout the nation
are actively participating in the
redemption and exchange of these
certificates. according to Samuel II.
Beach, president of the savings
bank division Of the association.
When 1t is taken into considera-
ton that there ere outstanding
e626. 900 worth of war savings
stamps, that many Of the folders r
certificates contain only one or two
stamps, that many of the folders or
be checked with its serial number.
that the signature Of the owner
must be verified with the name in
which the certificate was issued
and that the number of stamps
which appear on each certificate
must be duly counted, it can readily
be seen, II all these certificates
came singly to the Federal Reserve
Bank or the Treasury Department
that their task would be truly q
gigantic one," said Mr.. Beach.
THE certificates are so large in
number and so bulky in proportion
to their value that the service by
q bankin collecting great quanti-
ties of them, listing the amount
due on each certificate. making
daily shipments and calling for a
credit on each shipment, is beyond
question a great value to the Fed
,Sral Reserve Banks, and the local
Banks are thereby performing a
truly patriotic service"
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Praise Reciprocity Move.

The District Commissioners today
expressed themselves as pleased
with the efforts of Congressman
Charles F. Curry Of California to
effect reciprocity between all
States Of the Union and the Dis.
trict In automobile licenses.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Chicago Grain Market.
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
Rt-inaa af noon. hid A al

CHICAGO, Dec. 28.-Grains
opened unchanged to a shade high.
er this morning. Wheat at Liver.
pool was up 4 pence to u pence
at the start. First prices here
were: Wheat-December. $127S
to II: May. s1.26h to a; July,
N.15& to 1.l8. Corn-December,
g y cents: May. 72S to 1871 cents:
July 72ts to q cents. May, oats
IS cents.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Liberty Bonds.

Furnished by Redmond & Co.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
N. Y. Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Cotton
market was steady at the opening
today. January sold at $26.52, down
points; March. s2S.72. down II:
May, $3.50. down s; July, $26.53,
down z.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Open Washington Office.

Morgan. Livermore and Company,
one Of the leading financial firms
Qf New York. and members of the
New York Stock Exchange, have
opened a Washington office at S23
F'fteenth street northwest. The
local office will be In charge of
J, H. Sears, who is we'll known
IN financial circles here, where
he has resided for a number of
years. Mr.. Sears served as a
"dollar-a-year" man during the war
with the United States Shipping
Board.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Declare Dividend.

The Chaplin Dairy Stores. Inc, of
New York city, Of which A. s.
Chaplin Of this city is president.
have declared semi-annual divi.
dend of per cent on it's preferred
stock, 1t was announced today. The
dividend is payable January Is,
1923.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Laces for a Lace Season

No wardrobe could consider itself complete that did not in
clude one lace gown. The lace Aouncings and alovers
listed below special purchase very moderately priced
Black Ciresk ee lace douncngs and aovers of heavy
quality and brilliant hnish fall coors 36 inches wide $3.50 yard
Black Boheme-Slk Boheme lace Aouncing soft in quality
and delicate in design 3o inches wide S3.o5 yard.
French Novelty Flouncings-S lace Aouncgs unusual
design and distinctive their twotond color effects the Paris
originals that inspired them. 36 inches wide, S595 yard
FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Women's Silk Stockings
To 5Nafch the Fall Costume

AS the suit gown safely chosen there is
the necessity Of stockings match You will find the values
below aluring both in variety and price.
All-Sik "pointex"-Black, white and good shades Of
browns as and geys, and all the new fall shades, 1926
Openwork Clocks -BlacI, white beige polo fawn, S2.o5
Chiffon Silk An unusually sheer fine quality. Black
white and dozens Of coors for and evening wear 75
AllSik-A very serviceable stocking for everyday
Black, whte and good choice Of colors, $3.50
Silk with Isle Tops Many women choose Isle soles
and tops III preference asik They will find wonder
ful variety Of colors in this stocking Sl.75
GROUND
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
New Oriental Jewe1ry
With Beautiful CARING and Unusual DESIGNS

We've just received fascinating shipment Of Oriental
ewe earrings necklaces, bracelets pendants and brooches
Real stones jade topaz amber seed pearl onyx apis lazu
coral carnean and aazonite, among those eec
lively and artscaly used Some of them decatey
carved the unusual and delicate Of designs pen
dant Of apis az for example, white gold and pearl
chain and another of coral.
Some of the jewery frankly Of the style BY
grandmother earrings made Of enamel and coral in quaint
odashioned manner pendants strung black cord
beautiful amethyst heavy gold for brooch Every
truly work Of art the kind Of thing you would be
proud to own or to give to anyone S1O.o5 to 5000
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
New Imported Woolens
Have Fascinating Coloings

Have Fascinating Colorings
Soft wool fabrics from England Original in their color
scheme and most striking in effect Stripes and pads with
white Bouce used occasionally in surprising way These
Tans, browns greys greens, henna and navy blue are
among the almost nnumerabe coors you will find in these
materials. 81 to. s. inches wide, IS yard
FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Paris Has Sent Us Her Loyeliest
Trimmings and Ornaments

Fashion depends largely upon detail this season that every
eye cenered the individual buckle bit of lace or braid
which must be as exquisite in DETAIL perfect design, as
tasteful in color, as if it were the entire costume
In Our Trimming Department you will find most enchant
ing variety OF the newest trimmings here from France most
Of them duplicates of those shown original Paris models
Pearl and Rhinestone that gsenisg in ap
Peafanee yet soft and dainty enough for the finest evening gown
individual ornaments or in pairs S495 to 1896
Beaded Bets-Sod rich olorings many of them on ehanos
cloth and all in the seasons shades S4e5 to 1895
Roders Trimmings and materials typical of the
master fabric designer Metal and wool embroidery many shades
for new wool froeks, IL to inches, S1.25 1896
galalh buckles and ornaments, the kind
that make single bright spot dark o suit 125 soo5
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
An Opportunity in Furniture

Especially for Those Who expecf to Occupy New Homes
Tomorrow the Evening World Sun and Globe will carry
important announcement, with illustrations Of exceptional
values to be found in Furniture Department Large
suites and small individual pieces well represented We
are listing few items Of particular interest.
piece Dining Room Set, Of combination oak and
walnut, S4z5
Secretary mahogany combination, in Heppelwhitc
chippendale style, SOS
Gaeeleg Table, 36x4s inches solid mahogany top $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Welcone TO VISITING Bankers

Inc visitors to the American Bankers Association Convention
are invited make full use of the facilities of tbs
special Shopping and Information Booth has been established
Just inside OF the Fifth Avenue Competent shoppers
M DC IN charge and will help in the selection Of merchandise
in giving information, king appointments with friends etc.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
An Array of Beautiful New Silks

That Inspires Smart c4ntnmn Costumes
October brings the need Of choosing the fabrics for
your autumn wardrobe Our Silk Department has wealth
OF lovely suggestions in silks for every hour of the day.
Imported Drop Stitch Crepe, one and two inch space
IN all the new shades, 10 inches wide, $3.50 yard
Colored Crepe srene, excellent quality and color range
shades pale, bright sober inches wide $3.50 yard
Black Chiffon Velvet-A good value, in this sn,arest
fabric for 1922-23-4o inches wide, S3o5 yard
Colored Crepe de Chine-All the wanted shades, also
black and white, 10 inches wide, $3.50 yard.
.Colored Satin Charneuse Soft and dapey, with high
lusre, 10 inches wide, S1.o5 yard
Colored Washable Sweet Briar Silks-Al evening
shades, % inches wide Slo5 yard
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Broche Elente Corsets 1895

Good quality broehe elastic ge top daintest Of trimming
around the top aeing below the front steea few Of the
points that recommend this Eente corset Iis designed
to meet the needs of the slender and average figure
SECOND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

\ ~ !
Fur I trimmed Coats for Women sll5
Presenting collection Of the slender daytime coats for wear
now and later interpreted in four models tailored Of elegant abc
trimmed with wo caau beaver and SQUIRREL lined with crepe and
warmly interlned. Two models are ketched
Women's Velvet Dinner Gowns SIS
The daped velvet gown slim your ankles the mode of the
Models black burnt orange, sleeveless s55 The slim
straight velvet afternoon gown chiffon Sleeves reasonable s495o
Women's Suits, Excellent Values s95
Nodsh wopece with hplength coa and the fur trimmings
of fox important this season. have been specially tailored
for Lord Taylor sell special price Brown, navy kit fox
The Braided Silk Suit Blouse 1880
It's the blouse that fits the SKIRT Of course with
fascinating braid design navy brown bsque and black crepe de
Chine with contrasting braiding.
Special Purchase Specially Priced
Luxor Radium Lingerie
quality heavy variety dant
satisfactory hne lace trimming tailored finishing for those who prefer it
band Of color in pastel shade feather stitching and hem
able buy lingerie avery price pass The
result the finest quality the lowest we've been able offer long
Orchid and Flesh Color:
Nighsgo"ns se95 Drawers s2g5 Vests s295 Boo"ss s'95
nd-Made Lingerie from Belgium
We have received this fine bass made the simplest and the same
hm,d,hng Lingerie which you large supply
- SgeThs s!9 cu;s. s595 s595 sss ss Drawers ESQ go
s. en- a., Ges".an,s.,,, s's.,, s.,s,1 . i.