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New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Wheat Strond and
Higher on BuIlish
Foreign Reports
Low Argentine Surplus ard
the Possibility of an Ex-
port Fm bsrgo Serve
10 Boost the Market

CHICAGO Fer. %. Price in TIC
meat market yesterday we're s'rong and
higher. the top Of tho das showing
gains Of to SEC from Tho iow point
Of Friday. and within u 90 PIC o. tne
higfh point Of the season. Al the our-
set there was decline Of = 70 &c
AS result OF lower cables from Liver
pool and weekend profit taking. but
large buying orders appeared, ano
throughout the remainder Of the day
the market was stronc, With only nod
crate setbacks, closing with net ad
vances Of ~, 20 2@9c.
The strengts Us the coarse grains sHrrer
50 encourage renewed bpplne and huilie'.
Argentine news causoa Tho trade to ->r
very atrone view "f tho situation fher>
4 leading local export mouse r"oeiv"G r.
cable from Argentina including r"porfH of4
the exprotahic eDTpius rifh shipm enfs ano
present aud prospective Sales Nhicn v7r'r
teern 70 leave 9 net unsoi5 surplus Of Only
3s .non Roo bushels
II slao intirnatod that The Argen
tinr H"puolic r1ay place m en- ha z
against evports about JDly and the frs9e
IN proDer ~ sfro - Mind - reeNond
rnaliiV - fnree adrlre- T7- vent h'r x = .
uns.ttlod N Texas A. f'C-eeor~- y-i4 ?
soma rro:lle~ r. sD~- ne tn -
souih-ves' generally ove~ SpndsN but fhis
mad liftle inrDence 80 r-si ,-fe
rxport G>n0and ~ if0'i'~d anr
salte for ho day were es'.fnated AZ aoou-
% 900 bushels
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Cotton Receivers
On Advices From
The Goods Trade
Reports of improvements i'm
Southern Spot Demand
AS" Furnishes Impetus;
tioses at an Advance

Inc cotton market recovered 81 good
part of Fridays reaction durinp vas.
'efdays s trading owing to hullsh ad-
wees from the cotton gocus trade ard
reports of an improving spot demand
IN the South. Trade interests were
buyers OF futures TO fix prices while
there was covering by people who had
Sold Tor reaction earlier In the
week, snd some fresh buying for com
mission house account May contracts
solo up to 1890, making ret ad-
vance of 81 points and a recovery Of
5s points from tho low level of Friday
mat delivery closed at 1920. with
the general market closing steady at
net advance of 26 to 33 points.
The market opened stcndy at an sd-
Nance OF two to Eve points, but there was
considerable further realizing for over the
rather irregular. The msr4si developed
lncreasins i,. activity with s'SAnsth durinr
March continued to be Tor sale a,
nr"miunl Of about thirty points over May.
sno TRACE attention seenned to he shifting
.epor'e ot Improving trade and more gen
eraI market consideratioNR According 70
cable received FROM London tho demand
sOflcient to absorb the output but Man
choster sdVices featured an improving
srade demand particularly from China
Salef or print cloths IN the Eall Rlvnr
market for the week we're eeimsttd a.
1"o 900 pieces, INC biggest business
reported for any one woek since tn, frst
o1 the year. A batter demand was aiso
reported for yarrs and It was fen thai
nuslness Was improving IN time to prevent
eatensd curt ailment Of production There
Was $50 an expectation that the .ycreas.
ing demand for goods at home and abroad
would soon frd & reflection IN the Southern
spot lnsrtete. and some thought thie was
already being foreshadowed in the more
pu.lisn sdvices from that quarter South
er' SPOT markets officially reported
were unchanged 70 thirtv-nve points hixhNr
with fair volume Of business al rnost
Of the leading points
The New York market for srot cotton
was steady a. advance OF thirty
points to 1850 for nlddlins. No saas
were reported.
The range OF prlcoe:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Petitions In Bankruptcy


The following petitions in hankruptcg.
were fled yesterday in the tnned states
III. hIETzE syLt1yaTw1 R,os9 s. 1HT2,qnSsTy T1.ssis.
'15gYG 5vIius ssfsfS; iRAisS1Svountary 29s VEST
lszd nh & s45'fs as9S sss,s goes
hosiery '- ETC. 80 East lssd St. Pronx
HEArIY, RoBLEs 6 SMITH. INC =
Involuntary l$o I3'Way. Liahilitiss, So
" Io,%scor1 SSst5; REST AuRA.ST CORP In
voluntary, restaurant. 22 East o1th ST.
4 r sMITl & CO.--Involuntry, brokers,
4 B'way ana l4s3 3 way. Liabilities. So
600: assets s25 coo.
ALLIED GARAGES CORP-lA ANolurta arr
garage anc auto accessorles
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The Following receivers n banisyuptc:,.
4ore appointed yesterday in the United
William Rand tr TO- Y. G-ossmar No 9
West 2stn 81, WITH bond q 81 600
William /. ChadhouTne. tor ne W.
1854 ST. with . bond OF $4,000.
J ohm l.. Lyttle. Tor Freed & Rapkin,
cosks and suits, ST Wesr 2oth St with =
Bond OF 5000
Robert G. Rsrd for the Arista Chenicai
Co, dye sturs 3o5 Broadway, with bond
Of $4,000.
George " Martin, for Krenge Bros
diamonds, cs Nassau 81. with bond OF
$50. 900.
Joseph H Frier. for Eugene Friedman.
jcWelry. 207 East Fordham Road Bronx.
and 2639 Broadway with bond OF SIS 600.
Walter j. Miller. Tor Ihe Roniout Caudy
Works. % Minis st. Kingston y. (. with
A bond Of $1,000
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Tie following schedules in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday N the United States
District Court:
EXPORTERSl7 Battery Place. Liab.il-
t!es. $2.634 sss assets. S6e.a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
McCrory Stores Earned
500 on Common in 1921

For the wear ended December 81 the
McCreary Stores Corporation reported
a net profit, after Federal taxes an
charges. OF S6S7.771, equivalent, after
providing S6I333 Tor preferred div
dends and s54,s30 for preferred sink
ing fund, 10 $40 share on the Sc
2o9l00 common stock outstanding.
This compares with net profit c.
$e19.4s4. or s1o24 share earned OF
the $4,000 600 common stock in the pre-
ceding year. Sales totaled sl4,4o6'tQa,
against sl4,1q9,346 in 1920 Profit and
loas surplus amounted 70 sl,o45,4io,
comoared with s1,712.3T5.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Butter. Cheese. Eggs

Butter rec,ints were 1921 packaroe.
0'sn'r han ,sd "5'r7+ sr N sss 3s n
35t7c. seconds 2om32c. lower grades os0f
7oc; ccn'ralired cara 30 score. 34ia .
score 57M a@isc ~ score a20 32i7c. - to
8 score. 2aN &c. unralt"d higher thaa
eViras. ~ 2S02si9c. extras e2 score 81 n
27izc hrsts. 53'4 a 2si1c. seconds. 3oi4 n
}2l1 1c lower grads 2sT2slac. hold OF
storage. extras. 30 n - ~. rrsts. s00 32c'
s.conds 17n2nc. lower grades. 2<a CSC.
state. dairy tubs finest. "a n u ssiac; GOOD
10 primo. ara 34o; common 70 fair "a
alc; ladl"s. current make. exuas z7 n &c
frrts 24025c: seconds. 81 y dz2c lower
srao"s. 20Tzlc; packing stock. currt ut
make. NO !. q u n 22c, no. :, % "A q 2lc'
lower grades II n 2oc-
Cheese Receipts were l1o3 boxes Sev
YORK State Mats heid specials. % 24c'
rresn specials 20l4 T2lc; average run.
,s'z 29o state sty1s u hsld spoesls :', zse
19lxc. Wisconsin. double Daisies. coiored
tancy. 2. a 2.c' slagle i,aisiss c95Gr"3 sd,T ~
5sney ~ .,aia ~ a2nx t8oGs Americas Y n z"
Eggs Receipts we're 4l.z44 cases. f'rosh
ga thered. extras DOZEN 3ao extrn 1rsts
a2c; arsts, 2sd3l seconda. 2sn q !.
2and poorer. 26c cheeks. fair to choice,
dry. 25N 2Sc. refrigerator eggs seconds. -
d &c. under grades, 23 a 24c: fresh, near oy
tras 42H44c extra frsts. 401 41c. frste
97 1c29c: nearby gathered whites. frsts =
extra nrsts. 81 q 4lc. under grades, afG
3ec puiiefs "tgs ersned' smAti'sl ou,
35c ulla ssorted. 33d3+c Pacific Coast
whites. extra frsts 40n 4lc. frsts. 81 q
$40: pulle,s. graded, smalleet out, SIC
other Western and Southern gathered
whites. 33 a 3 &c; nearby aud nearby West
ern nennery browns. extras. san 35c; roar-
by brown ana mixed colors gathered e.
tras sac hrsts to extra frsts 20Gl !c
Potatoes-Mairs. no lbs. sa.7oG 1925
is5 lbs. ,335as3so State. 1s0 lbs. s3.5r
Ns4lO. $50 los.. g. ds325. L. l.. bhl, s.
ds5.35 Bermuda. $12Gssl5 Danish. 10
J. bag - sveetg by basket. si.25M 81 75
Delaware and MARYLAND. sl75nsl S6
Vans Va bol. $3.50, : c. crate. sl5o
Georgia, basket, 81. Anise La, bb.., -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Consolidated Cigar Has Loss

The Consolidated Cigar Corporation,
in It's report for 1871, showed a loss,
after charges and depreciation, Of SI2S,
797, compared with net profits Of 81
4S5,44 in the preceding year. Gross
prorits totaled s2,1ss,1S5, against s.,
s45. .s5s in 1920. Inventory loss, etc
amounted 10 s965,o3o, while the deficit,
after allowing sa6e.60a for common snd
preferred dividends, vas sl.l9s, 40--
Profit and loss deficit amounted t.
sS79.2so6, compared with 2 surplus g
S5SS-4-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

investment purchases currently arc
favor'ne foreign government and rail
road issues. with particular attention
to the sreculati bonds in the
after group. Industrial bonds are
nrm but huctuating narrowly, while
pubic utility issues have suffered
rom the reaction Of local fractions.
iradlng yesterday was unusually
active for the short session The tone
was urn with rather more gains than
iosses. There was no deviation from
previous tendencies.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
CofYee Vutures-The rance o. prioea.
Days Ne,p Issues

Offering is being made by The Amer
lean Bond and Mortgage Company Of
81 100000 first mortgage 71b per cent
real estate serial bonds on the Clsmaf
Hotel, to De erected on The northeas.
corner of Eighth Avenue ard Forty
thiY1 Sfrnrf
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Paris Market Barely Steady

PARIS, Feb. 25.-Prices we're barely
steady on the Dourse to-day Three
per cent rentes, 5S francs. Exchange
on London, ~ francs 80 centin1es Five
per cent loan, 7S francs 95 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at II francs o3
rentlmeS
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Ltd-Goshi Kaisha Yamamoto
Schonten. costs. -.--..--. sVp.se
a0sfhll5e Phhp GoIs,arb1 Kfs.rB schwartz s' 1859
SfrsM95a Rappold su''"'"s 49, eoalc-
Holman nsnan.4 Aifrea F.EF A. Bor-
Hsrrnan Ga abri-l-I. Herman 4.e3s2-
Hsiner. Muhor-A R.tzAoIsk. l'l5S.s
Hayes. Leo . co-H HoizapleI.
H.rsch Rober,LA Hoilsnie-. 4ss.65
EugeinS Nathan.ei-Cooper
Isascs, - Phiiia-N cohen ct Al l59,l-
Kanellos Nasess A-C. Pei
Fsrs<ow so.-Vaselsr cons.ruo-
tion Co. Inc. .-.-.--.- -FA's-
vs. sd st. corp 1857
rsng. car rGKnox Hal @ s27.a
alcolm, John ~. 2. Taylor s7s.9'
N1adleso"' q Sc y H. -.-'' w. N'e esls1z
MARSHA. a. fal Msrgaret-B. wo's s5..
Mcclure, Nm. Al. D. Reynolds 24s-2.
Neunisn Aired =. u prcre-
Votbv. u' Aiexsuaer- D. Won 47oa-
ospins horgue, snd Rafa-. oos,,.
l.0s isa A. CarmaChio ....--.. .s,.ho-
pullen. Ada Stern Bros. s.....--. 800
perdl,toa. Benjamin. and Fite'
IT, Z Casualty Com q
Rsdo9sky. Ur'~I, Ioseph-f. Dubrin -. 4ss 80
Sanford. irene and Elizabeth
Sregg-Stern Bros .......-... 2ss. IS
spinner, Fred Is. Snsnnels ~
Si,ronton tia w II. Scuddef. se..f
e. CO. >'' .'......'... ''''''' .'''.'. e.assIg
schwartz, Harry Fashion Stout
Garment COL. Ankstein. loo.e-
6 Bell Soap Co. rnc.-Mfrs. Can
Company o'o.s
0na son p'' 6; Co se' ''''' 4.ssss5
Schirm. Adam. strang $685.
pIscsnurn '''' 46o51
Terchnan. Abraham-l. Rose 1000
rurbowitz Montray Corp. 55s Q
Williams. Jesse G.-J. r Walsh e';s.
ZuckArman, Jacob - Goidsteia
Scrap Iron Steel CO, Inc ...... 40
In Bronx County
Arr!goni -lrrigo-Columbia Bank. s $500.
Dorank, Rohert-S. kahan 81
Brown, Louis Meroh ..--.- $50
Ber-et.l,t Nincenzo-E. Ma rhcl. ts-s.
Bernstein Paul-H. schwartz. ,eis9
Diamond. william J-A. l.
Rausnan ......-. S9s
Imam. Louis. Carelas ...t.- $3.50
Reich. Sol. Market ....----- Seels
Spencer, FRANK \, 3r.-Columb,a
Bank ........... u-s.l'
Trozzl, Thomas. Har"stz.... -3I.7V
Zimmerman, Louis-Tauh stern
bach Tu-. Corp .--.....,..- I,55'.te
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

below par YOU :nust allow also FOR TIN
subtract the market quotation from pal
Or 90. and divide the remainder by the
nun Der OF years the bond has TO run be
fore maturity For example. Il ) per
cent bond IS selling at 30 and has ten
Years 10 run. tho annual return Will be
SIS pr cont. The difference between par
and the market price viii be 10 points
euotracting 90 from 100 Dividing tel.
points by ten years, the quotient will be
This figure s 10 be added 10 SIS, which
Is the annual return, and the result, 7.ss
PEI, cent. w,,l give ycu tAe appnx:usts
yield.-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Livestock. Meats. Provisions


PoAvee ta'r
prime, 100 lbs s5.iop $50 $3.50 q io 50
sides. ID ... iog u .1<o II
Live veal, com
60 90 los. .'."",. % sooa1s.oo 1l.oo@1s.5
y essed veal.
city, in........ .i3 p -o IS q -
lbs. ..,ss..... 4ooQ $50 4.oea 500
Dressed wetners,
10. ....+..--.. - : - - -
= "lsS' sS' 10. .+.s. '. .1i9 Il 1sQ -
Live lambs, FAR
ips % ',',e...,, .z.oaa1s.26 s5o@1100
Dressed / 4 m b J.
city 10. ...... .2TG7 50 $50 -
Hogs i0o lbs .. 1l.0o1ll.75 1o.25 H.
bacon H. .'.'. .15l.QIrl, l54q16i4
Pork hbl l 26 90 n IS 81 30.O0f13l 90
Mess beef Dbl. 1900 IA 90 1890 q IS GO
Larl. Vi u | =
Nest, loo lbs 4S u lH.o0 Il. 0 &. ! :. 20
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Satisfied Judgments

The h-st name is that OF the debtor; the
second thar OF the creditor and date wAsr
judgment was fled
Tomlinson. Arthur F.-Morris
Plan Co. New York Nov. g.
1920 .............. s21s.so
Barrett, VIM. NJ. prest.-stone
ware Electric Stove Works
April .. 1920 ................. lSl.iS
Brody. Hyman-J- Weissberger,
Nov. 10. 1910. o................- 1ic.1,
CChrch. Elizabeth-A. J. pavls.
jr. oct u. 1920. ....-......-' s73s,
Dell. Haryr-A. Markowitz et al:
FEB. 9. 1922 l44fo
June s, 1921 - glo2<
Eiseibers, William. and Robert f.
Fox--o. Wilmer: Feb. !. 1929, a.17s.4r
Schladt. Henry. jr.-A. Cohen;
Feb "a. 1925. ..,...........-.. l.3o7.<s
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

London None, Market

LONDTN. Feb 25B Bar gold was
qoted AT a3s lod; money was loaned
at %. per cent. Discount rates we're
months bills 3%03 3-ls per cont.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

4iasi 1856 Wick spen list es 1871
. 93H Stl lat 7s 2 w s5A
Westsh Elec 1895 80. a5A
Ia 1891 / 49,. 97A cvt sa 1925
....10si4 Wilson Co ... SIX
3 ....lC6 ~ temp .... Mn
Wcat Shore 1945 w C-S l)ul Is
As 2asi o. s51a 1886
~ T9ss > 49,. e6te M 50
TO ngure the precise Yield on a eond q
Il necessary to use Yield tables. but the
approximate vieid roughly be ngured
out by the following formula: Divide the
closing quotation pm a bond into the rate
OF thu annual settSn. II taa bond Sc seiltnp
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
(Salea
Individual Bank Figures

Average banks
trust
raembers of Federal - "'~" az
Reserve
laral
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Every 500 You Can Spare
May be Promptly Invested
In Our Guaranteed First Mortgage Certificate.
A Conrcnien Carefrec Investment Reou;r;oo M A...,o


You don need to wait to accumulate a larger sum.
SlU0 Will do, any fragmentary sum from s OO
and up such as $l03.27, etc We always have thcse
ceruhcates on hand at any Of our three oA3ce. ~
We will send by registered mail at our expense and
risk Interest at u @ starts at once nt.rest
checks mailed semi-annually on the day due You
will have no worry, no bother and no quotations ~
wa'ch our money will be returned in full in or :
years according to the maturity you select
First Mortgage Certificates issued according to Tho
Lawyers Mortgage Co.'S Method offer exactly th~
same safety as the Guaranteed Mortgage itself
because secured by specific piece of property and
guaranteed by US. ~
Bur one OF our hundred dollar certificates as often
as you can 5 100 invested monthly. at an average
rate OF C, will in ten years give you an income RI
SoO0 per annum and considerably more if YOU
compound your interest. This is a safe and sure
to accumulate substantial surplus-and nro6t
able because will rot have the setbacks from
losses experienced by bond and stock investors.
We haae jaSt Prepared aeyy interesting booklet.
telling all aboM Lawyers Mortgage Combanv Gua,o,
tied First Mortgage Certificates II unable to ,,iut
or oneeS ~.Fy fH tn the COUPON tear out and mai
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Southern SPOT Market

Galveston. steady, as points higher a.
IS 900 sales o47
New Orleans firm, unchanged a. l7.13:
sales 2aa4
savannah. steady 26 points hisehr a.
Norfolk, steady, 25 points higher at
6% sales 1894 bales
ss cs 700
Houston. steady. % points higher at
Is 90, sales 2.lo6
Little ROCK quiet. unchanged at 1875:
salAs 221
Dallas steady So points higher at l7.25,
sales 30s2
Fort Worth steady, 50 points a. go;
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Bonds
Cleveland
Detroit

- Am Light ,...1121 ll2z 1I2B l1al4
200 Charcoal pfd ~ ~ ~ 2ss
100 Col Motors . 27s ~ "a az
20 pet Edison IDS los t0s fo6
80 Ford .........2s5 2s5 2so ae0
% Packard ...... 81 50 so. 90
% DO pfa -. esq csia sbie e5ia
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Norfolk 4 Western
Shows $089,345 Net
Compares With S2.l33.886 i'm
December and s | ,OO2, $50
for E4asf Iauuafv

The Norfolk & Western Railroad
Company reported a net operating in
come for Januarv Of s989.3l5. con
trssted with S2.l3a8Ss in December
snd 1i.o0o.2'S in January of last year.
Gross rev"npce totaled S6.027 67l. COM
pared with s7.2lS.804 IN December and
Sd3G,71s in Janusrv. 1921
The following nre compared Nith the
corresponding month in 1921.
\nfotk & Western
January Rross sso27.s7i Dec 81 'oa 045
Hai affer ifxes. s42 i2t lnc 22s. .a7l
Ns' opr Income orr ei5 Doc I2Atl
tnIse Erie 4 Western
January gross. sss225s Dec. 800. 40
Nal affcr taxcs 53ss2 inc 29s lss
Net opr income ... 5432O Inc 24s.62O
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
1922 1921
January opr revenue sl.77s 600 s2a7s 600
Transportation exp. $50 ono l142. .noN
Maintenance charges 22e'ooo l217.ooo
Total operating exp. 2072 nno 2o32. 900
Net operating deficit. 2as,O00 100000
'Incoms.
Cle,c GLAND. Cincinnati. Chicago & st. Tnuis
1922 1927
January opr revenue ss0S. 600 ss asl 0n0
TRANSFORMATION SNi 600 26T 0r0
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Cottonserd Oil

Prices in the couonaeed oil market were
very strong advancing to rev Nigh records
ror the season aud closing with ne, gains
or 81 to - points. The range Of price,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments we're filed yes
erday. the Mrsr name being that or tne
lobtor:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Balance carried In banks IN foreign countr.t
y (a) &a3,sse, 900 th) $446 900. (c) taIose,o6o
+Trrcludes deposits in foreign bra inches not n
% tl3.s77,0o0. tcJ gi0S,s31. oSo. (d) y2sS1
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

zzZ,UVU w 7l6,470, 600 $2Ib.6f2 0tl
es az reserve against such deposita
(d) $Sso.ooo. (e) s+,655,e0o
IN foot,ngs. "a j1os,5ss.ooo
{e), aaS, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

TX Rubber lN23 4i.s 1874 1877
= 1881 .... SOL. 49,. 77is 30 80 y
161 :. i .... gV'4 .... Ti5s West Md As
: ....10tH. gnl as 1875 San 4. \ Z 1862
.i02 .... sgi. 4s 1881 81 II
y East c Montana Pwr & -. ~ 81
rs 1888 ~ l943 st l. NJ & West Pac trlr
49,. s. .... a4a. > 1891 So B l9t5
Fiec deb .... s4t4 3 S5h ....lot
: 1852 Mont Tram s. 81 L & 7 81 1916
49,. 81 1941 as 1Hal s4i2
odyear Tire .... a5ts 95s West Un Chs
Rub Nat Rways "a" 1895
1871 AIS 1857 40 e3i4 o. y
S77, 90 -. 25 Is 1880 ....i i06 u
2 s8 N Orl & e 2s So ....10e
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Grain Prices
heat
{ orTi

Yea.-rdsy ; Previous
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Oats
X .

Sew York: close. clcss. ago
30 2 W fo.o s. lei, = LIS 81 !
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Business Troubles

p. lg.45 pI255 l3lo@l2.20 IS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
EDWARD CLARK ID
 APPEAR AT LOEW'S
Novel Vaudeville Bill and WiI- liam Russell in Picture
 Is Offering

Real entertainment with much that Loew's Bijou for the first half of this week, including double headliner with two positive features, one of which marks the return to vaudeville of the eminent actor, author and play wright. Edward Clark.
 Mir. Clark is best known as the au- thor of De Luke Annie," Honey Girl" You're in Love-" ''The Bldshing Bride" and other popular stage fea- tures and in this act he will be as- sisted by Clarisse Rose Clark with music and impressions.
 Another feature act is presented by Tom Brown in "Ye-chting," featuring Harry Voltaire and Airline Lloyd. in what critics have termed "A Musical Cruise With Oceans of Melody" fol- lowed by Wilson and Kelly. known as Two Happy Saps" In travesty bits of comedy. singing. talking and dancing.
 What is designated as vaudeville's premier ventriloquial originality is of fered by Ali Ripon and "Jiggs," and as the last act Van and Emerson offer an exhibition of rare skill and en- durance as sensational equilibrists.
 'The Roof Tree" said to be mo st exciting screen story of the Kentucky hills, will bring William Russell to Loew's Bijou in his latest Fox pro- duction. It tells striking story of q young virginian who falls in love with Kentucky girl. after a murder In his home town has forced him to flee to Kentucky to escape the wrath of the slain mans family.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Constance Talm dge in "Primitiue LoUer," Trianon

Tamadge made Folly of the Foies could motion pctur The Primitive attraction which will be presented at the T
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
WaIy Reid in Across
 The Continent" at Strand

Nothing fraction slower than the motion picture machine could have caught Across the Continent This sizzling
  better than the lizzie, to a wonderful victory in transconinental
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
.EYTELL IN TRIPLE ROLL ON SCREEN
 AT THE ALCAzAR
Plays Grandfather, Father and Son in Story by Kennett Harris-Strong Sup
 porting Cast

Bert Lytell, in his newest Metro starring vehicle. "The Idle Rich. adapted by June Mathis from the ! Saturday Evening Post story by Ksnnstt Harris. plays three roles, representing three generations of the wsathsrnsa family of California grandfather, father and son.
 .'Ths Ials Rich" will be the of Ssring this week at the Alcazar, be- ginning Monday.
 ''It's . dizzy arrangement. but I've enjoyed it more than anything I've done in many day." said Mir. Lyteli. -''k liked particularly to get togged cut in the tight. gathered trousers, eiSure-fItting frock coat. friiled shirt trick collar and beaver hat of the early days of the settlement of the Golden West. like to trace the dif4srsntiationH in the mannars of the three periods. the family resem- biances and the individual marks of distinction in the three men tried to realise for spectators an impres- sion of the changes that time has brought about; to be truly represen- tative of each period"
 -'sTha Idle Rich" Is . Maxwell Kar- ger production with photography by Arthur Martinel1i and the art direc- tion by Julian Garnsey The cast i'm eludes Virginia valli. John Davidson. Joseph Harrington. Thomas Jeffcr- son, Victory Bateman. Leigh Wyant and Max Davidson. It will be seen hare at the Alcsxar beginning to- morrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MASONIC BAND WILL
 PLAY FOR CELEBRATION

Greenville, June T.-tspecial.) )--G. E. Hamilton, IT,, chairman of the gen. eral committee on Greenville's centen- nia1 celebration, to take place here on July 4, has completed arrangeme for bringing the Masonic Home band of Montgomery, composed of about 40 musicians. as one of the musical organizations to help In furnishing music for the celebration.
 Mr. Hamilton was in Montgomery yesterday and he was given the as surance that hundreds of people from Chat city would be in Greenvil1e to participate In the one hundredth birthday festivities. Arrangements are being made for excursion rates to this city on that day by the rail- road officials. While the mammoth pageant-parade depicting the history of the city from it's beginning to the present date is in progress, airplanes will be giving spectacular stunts above.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MONEYS WORTH

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
CROPS IMPROVE

Grcenvilie, June 17.-(Special)-- The farmers of the county have been enabled to accomplish much work in their crops during the past week. Weather conditions have been very favorable to cleaning the crops and as equally unfavorable to the prog ress of the boil weevi1. While the crops are very backward and small. yet the farmers believe that If wealth. CT conditions are favorable for thx next few weeks. fairly good yields will be made. but nothing like a nor nal crop.