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foCSu man "a. doslrcs position as cIork,
typist or shipping clerk: haSs had .
yonrs' experisncs. bost rofsrsncus C,60
care Timos.Dispatch.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

CENTRAL Centrally located. modern
apartment. rooms and bath. third floor
no Kitchen: rent, S55; small lot OF FUR
niturc. Call Madison 32l.
FRANKLIN ST.. NEAR HARRISON
Apartment. rooms and bath; modern
completely furnished: second noor; ,,,
couple or small family. No children.
From May 1st to September LIST Adj
dress BOX 374, care The Dispatch
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

kAuFMAN- Died. March u. after be!
Illness, ~ his home. Colorado Swings.
col. Sert :. kaufman. husband 0: Louise
Kaufman and a brother "f IN" lat J..
~ kaufman. Ills remains VIII he
brought TO Richmond. Funcra! notice
later.
MAHHEl--Died. At his residence. gls West
Cary street. NJ. l. CMikcl Maze, ~ HIS
:lst year. Funeral from Sacred Heart
Cathedral a; 10 \, ". tomorrow. Now
ark and Brooklyn aaPers please COPY
MRS. l.. l.. JONES.
Crawc. Va. March 70.
The whole town was shocked and s:.ey"G
ina, f Mhs % %S r MHIfn to rR S:HH
lIEART JONES. widow Of Nj. l.. L. Ioncs
had passed ava! suddenly AZ her home
in crewe. Va. nj CSC o'clock.
The funeral services. which We're largely
attended, were held Il; the Me:nois,
Church sunday afirnoon q, 1850 O'clock.
They were conducted By hcr pastor. Rev.
W. l. Ware. assisted 10y Rev. W. w.
l'ain, Of the Presbyterian Chnren, ana Rev.
w. II. Carter. Of the baptist church.
she was ia1l TO irs; IN tn. Grove Ccn"-
testified to the h.;h esteem IN whleh tins
heau,ifU! Christian character was held.
The a.tNe paiIbearers were MI :. ".
sheffield, Nj. II. =. Epss ne' 'hree
ard 7. T-urhea-'. William ~ ohrti.s.d
ana he- grandson NJ. H. lISwcl!n Cole
man. Tu- honorary raIlb"acers wee IN"
b0sra o! stewards %; IN" Methods, Church.
ATs. Jones was horn and reared Ia
Il. ahElund. b"!aE tho daughter o! The
l,tv P.t"r Garland Trucne.-; .ui Ann
l.il@abcth Fraser TvurhcaE. ~ Rich
iuord, Va.
She IS survived ny TWO deugh,rr> Mr..
Irtn Jones Coleman and Mrs. bess.c Jones
smith. SIS grand children, Misses Helen.
Anne and lyyuc Coleman, u. ilew"liyl
coleman. Miss Elizabeth H. ". Smith and
Henry -. smith II. one brother. I. Cisg To-
Land Truchcart, and one SISTER Ms. J. w.
Mhcary--sli @; GROVE. Va.
Petersburg, Norfolk and Baltimore IA =
yevs please copy
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry und Supplies 4,

"u10y "'N s'HPVICS to
EGGS-S. &. white l.cEhorn, Esirntino-
barron strain 10 for SI25. delivered.
10. Douglas Gregory. IL. No. 4, chnne
city VA.
FEED CEREAI.TA EGO MASII--lt keeps
tho "Ekg Machine" working, and work
Ing fast. Sold In IS and l0O-pound bags
at your Dealers. Brauer d Hasten.
1908 East Cary Street.
INCUBATORS-Wan, all Kinds In
cubators. second hand good condition:
state price. l.. .. Box $50. CITY.
PORTABLE HEN HOUSE. chicken feeder.
incubator and brooder. egg tester. Madi-
son 635S.
FLOCK OF fne =. g. Rhode lBland Reds.
These are excellent birds, rrasona BILE.
EESs. s.. or IS hundred. 2?D5 Semi
nary Avenue. Gin;cr Park. Randolph
610-J.
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EMPLOYMENT
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Helm Wanteh-Fclnale

Help Wanted-Female 80
LADY-Wanted. refined lady as secIsiayial
housrkeeper. sia months town, SIX
month. country: good references re-
CURED. Address Mrs. Van-Lear Black.
1905 Eu;aw Place. Baltimore. Nd.
WOMAN, norma! sChoo, or college grad
uate; cdUcationa. welfare work. Quick
bonus. Box 81 care The Dispatch
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services offered

Business Services offered 10
ELEG1ElCAL. i:ons sud Vacuum Cleaners.
r-;nir-t =. CaCa!o. SO North Third
siEMsTITcHING. buttons made piea,.ns.
Tie GU; Shor Fourth AID Grace.
q. ?. S.e!n!neta wishes 20 ANNOUNCES 10
ms many '-.ends and tor-ue. patrons
MA Ne : N business again coT h.rus.l.
iHrr'iIrt made 10 order. repaired ana
f"hriShed. Ihone Randolph i4t6.J For.
mel: "'rn !. X. Beard Your cabinet
'us%@- Tor - Years
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-sIalo


rouHu man "a. doslrcs position as cIork.
typist or shipping clerk: hnNo had .
Years experience. bost rofsrsncus. q 100
care Times. Dispatch.
EN-sEnvIcB MAN with st,n 10. wsnts
work of any kind; saIury no object.
AZ. care Tho Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. with business experiences
aud hnowlodse OF buokkeeping. desires
change. Box ssa. care Tho Dispatch.
scorcHMAH w,shc. position as man
about house. work OF any kind; nrst-
class references. Call Randolph 8lOs.
A STRONG. healthy. clean and Intelligent
man of 50 Year, would like job of
dong chores for his Keep. Boz * 40
care The Dispatch.
wANTED--By a middie.ased. settled man.
position AT anything: !" good mo:
worker. Phon. Randolph sslT.
POSITION wanted by young man tU. s.
c!tiEen). rs clerk In store or l.. o.:
white. age 80: experienced IL ycurs:
have been, assistant T.. NJ. nrsi-class
references exchanged. high school edu-
cation: abhur alcoholic drinks and to-
hacco. open Tor work now. \. Is. Il. T..
-. No. |. Box 80. Ienola. Va
wANTED-PUsition 10y couscniaI young
man OF moral character ana habits
travelling companion. white. L. :.
citizen. high schoOl education. with
knowledge az German. age 80. references
hrst-Nt ,."efi"nceG. II 80. Il. +. ID.
]. Prnoia. Va.
wANTED-Position. sioca order. commits.
sary. farm. az tally Clcry. by "a young
white man: age -. L. 5. citizen. hign
school education; do NOT use alcoholic
drinhS tobacco at all. experienced:
references exchanged. moderate salary.
Gu" report Tor worS now. VIII go any
where in L. s.; single. ii. \. T.. Il. !.
BoN 81. Pcnola, Va.
WANTED--fositlon. team. stable. labor or
farm foreman by young white innu. L.
=. citizen: Pge 81. good health and
HABITS. do not use tobacco o. drin. At
all. moderate salary. open for work
now: VIII 20 anywhere. references: -1-
pertcnced Is years. IL Pet. Il. J. Io1
20. Pcnola, Va.
WAETED-By eh-serNicc man. veteran OF
TWO wars. position as porter or church
janitor. J. W. Thompson ,coorcd).
al" East Main Street
POSITION wanted By experienced ALL
round feeder on cylinder. Job or faJI:
can make ready. Box e AL. care Th.
Dispatch.
WASTED-Man with family desires posi-
tion az farm manager; we'll experienced
trucker and general farming. familiar
with htocl and poultry. Address
Farmer. Ninita, Goochland County Va.
POSITION salesman desired b.,
young man with years experience.
Al references az TO ability, etc. ISol
35s. ri. DispEtch
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MONUMENT AVENUE

Apartment containing rooms and
baths. One OF the fines; in Rich
mona. Rent reasonable. MORTON
q. TIiALiIlMER. First Natiouai
Bank building. Phone Randolph "a
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DO You Worry About Bills?
Mary Jane Did!

Mother had been sick and there n rather large
ol from the doctor. There was also several other
unexpected expense items in the household budget.
Mary Jane put her thinking She
hau TWO which
ior-rent' ad TO The Dispatch and quickly
ior nFe dollars week a week.
ihen she Town a lot,
OF which lying of
DOORS, scTern electric
carriage and high
several articles
She of mod
each She phoned all %
her collection q sale.
Being Immediately she
began reading The
She located II ar i'm
All told, she u to meet hose
worrying bills income in
bargain.
You car do lie same.
Dispatch ads rroh--usc them orrc results.
Phone Randolph
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on BOULEVARD.

Th0rnu6hiy modern e-rooin and
haih APARTMENT. located on Jlo,,ic
ward near lsyrd Park Rent. a..
l'ar month. THIS apartment 4, "a
cAce'ti' condition. MORTON Z,
TIALHIMER. First National Itnok
building. Phone Randolph Lt
FOR RENT. FLATS-Five-ro room modern
fats. separate entrances. porch and
heating plant. solt Park Avenue; $3.50
month. BROOKS & Richardson, Inc. "a
North Eighth Street, - (,
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Help Wantcd-AIalc


MACHiNiST--Waaj-d. drst-cla,. machin-
ist 20, box SHOOK plant: up-j toe a bic
n k-e? up plan"T ard engines. In re-
plying give age. salary desired and
references 10 ". T.. Hi"onl. 5. son
piAsTERERS and iaDor.ss wanted for
Monday morning. Call Madison 1851.
PEI%TER-Wanted. printer with expert
e'c- Ia country shop: pusllhed 10 AS
same duties in connection with publish
inG good wecS!y, and Job printinE
Splendid shop. State fui PARTICULARS
ard salary wanted ~ frs; letter
WaHeriy Printing CO.. Inc. Waver!y. Va.
SALESMAN-Haye hes; subdivision =,
Muscle shoals; selling fa,.. real IN
ves;mcnt; "0'e Commission. Wiz. Nc
Lain. $40 Moifat bids- Dctvoi;. Mich.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saoe man for
medium lass trade. besides selling
must be capable 20 hug and manage
IarS" shoe department.. Apply. Harms.
n-rEer's Department store. Dsnv:ile. Va
ANY intelligent person. either sex, may
earn 600 10 $500 monthly corresponding
toT newspapers. - TO !.5 per column
all or spare time. experience unneccs-
sary; 20 canVass!nE. Send Tor partsu-
lars. Nationa! Press Bureau, I:una!o
-. Y.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
I'rinting--Stationcry 26

Professional Services ~
HAVE your eyes examined. f. II. Fisher.
Eye Specialist, Second and Clay.
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Funeral Directors

ORDERS DYED--2t-hour ser
Vice This department. Is given OF; spr-
ia! attention. ScE!os5 Cleaners ani
Jye:s, 10, North Fourth STREET Ma IL
son 5000 OF Randolph .s5S.
-+AuF- E.aw.r Fa4up iun-gs. director
and moalIu-r. .ps East MI.a Street
Madison .si Randolph jse8.
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EMPLOYMENT
ua,ions Wan,cd-;.cmaic 80

8Ovk Is kEfEH -, Desire position with
bookkeeping and general office cSp.rI.
cnCe. have had sevcra! years experience
Box so. car. The Dispatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07

From The Trfbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 6.-The most
efficient torpedo plane in the world
will be evolved in the next few weeks
from tests now in progress at the
naval air station at Anacostia. a sub
urb Of Washington. under the super
vision of the Bureau Of Aeronauties.
The Navy Department announced to-
night that daily test flights with types
OF torpedo planes which embody the
most advanced ideas Of foreign and
American builders arc being held I'M
der the direction OF the foremost au-
tborities on naval aircraft design.
A. II. G. Fokker. designer and
builder Of the famous fokker mono
plane used by Germany during the war
for nursuit and combat work. is now
at Anacostia. He IL directing the tests
of his own plane, which is an adapta-
ton Of the famous German Fokker, I'M
proved and redesigned TO meet the re-
ouirements Of swift and accurate tor
pedo attack by airplanes on battleships.
In competition with the Fokker plane
are types of British and American de-
sign.
With the completion OF present tests
maneuvers with the feet will be con-
Quoted which will accurately represent
conditions in naval battles OF the fu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Three 1OO-Callon Stills
Seized by Izzy and Moe

Ivy Einstein and Moe Smith, the
ever active prohibition agents, yester-
day raided the Florasynth Laboratories,
Inc. al the corner of Olmstead and
Sterling avenues, the Bronx Three
O0-galion stills, seventeen barrels OF
denatured alcohol and twenty-five bar
rels and twenty-eight five-gallon cans
Of redistilled alcohol were seized by
the agents, who removed the property
to the Knickerbocker Warehouse.
Numerous complaints received by
John s. Parsons, Chief Enforcement
Agent FIR the state, were responsible for
the raid. Acting under his orders, Elm
stein and Smith first went 10 the labora-
tories on the hight Of the Fourth Of
July. With the aid of ladder they
peered through the windows in the back
of the building and discovered the stills
on the first floor. With this evidence,
they procured search warrant from
United States Commissioner Hitchcock
and returned yesterday and made the
seizure. They left summonses for
Charles Hanson, chemist, who, they
saw. was operating the stills; Louis A.
Rosset. president Of the corporation;
Charles L. Senior, vice-president, and
Alexander Katz, secretary and treas
urer.
According to the agents, the laborA-
tories have been disposing OF between
fifty and seventy-fve barrels OF the al
legged "hootch" per month. Einstein
said that one drink Of il had completely
knocked him out, and showed where a
sample had burned his tongue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Plan Christian Science College

ST. LOUIS. July s.-Christian Sci
cnee leaders to-day announced that the
construction OF a Sl.000.0 900 college
near ST. Louis is under consideration.
II will be the first Christian Science
college in the world. il was said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07

employees Of p. NJ. Fuller 4 Co, which
Mr.. Austrian took down himself inc
day Of the failure. In addition. the
receiver Is having search made Of al
desks, cabinets and other once furni-
ture here and In the branch omees
which may contain papers not covered
by the stipulation.
Mr.. Austrian. who Is acting alone
for the receiver since Mr.. kohlman
sailed for Europe, also stated that ne
had asked Judge Knox. OF the fcderal
Court here. for permission 20 sell the
furniture and fixtures in the twelve.
room suite OF Fuller 4 Co, ~ 30 Brosd
Street, and thus save the heavy rent.
He has made the same request as 70
the Hotel Theresa Offices. at seventh
Avenue and i25th Street. Esamins-
tlon Of the books Is proeeeding IN the
Offices Of Hays, 81. John a Moore the
Fuller attorneys.
A complete accounting will not be
awaited before r. ~. Fuller ana ms
partner, w. r. Niece. are examined
as bankrupts, II was said yesterday
As soon as the examination has gone
far enough 90 give the receiver IN
formation adequate for the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Cusamano Case Goes to Jury;
Accused of Narotta Killing

The case OF Santo Cusamano, charged
with the murder Of hve-yepr-old
Giuseppe Varotta. who was kidnapped
in MAY. 1921. will 90 TO the jury to-
day. George y. Brothers, Assistant
District Attorney. and Joseph S. Rosal-
sky. counsel for 'Cusamnno. summed up
Yesterday in Judge Talley's part OF
General Sessions.
Nr. Brothers emphasized the i'm
portance OF the testimony given
against Cusamano by Roberto Raffaele.
who is under sentence Of death ia con-
nection with the murder Of Giuseppe.
II had tho weight OF an antemortem
statement, Mr.. Brothers said Mr..
Sosalsky asserted that Rafaele's testi-
mony was incredible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
New Naval Torpedo Plane Will
Give U. S. Mastery of the Air

ture, when torpedoes launched from
aircraft at a battle fleet will be per-
haps the most formidable attack to be
met, or rather avoided II possible.
The Fokker is a large monoplanc and
carries a single Liberty engine. Be
fore its arrival in this country the
Fokker wac flown in test flights before
Lieutenant Commander n. II. White, L..
S. Navv ~ Amsterdam.
The British plane was also subjected
10 trials before being brought TO this
country. These trials we're conducted
by the manufacturers in the presence
Of tho American naval attache in Lon
don.
Aid OF the foremost international tai
ent was first enlisted and By elimina-
ton FIVE types OF torpedo planes Sc
cured. Finally the rigid competitive
tests at Anacostia were inaugurated.
The torpedo, launched from aircraft,
in the opinion Of naval leaders, will be
a weapon Of the utmost importance in
bringing victory TO the fore having At
its command the most highly devel-
oped and efficient torpedo plane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
DER Remains
A Fugitive; His
Lawyer in Dark
Attorney, Apparently Igno-
rant as to Whereabouts,
Phones From Maine to
Ask if He's Surrendered
Managers Also Are Sought
Banton Issues Subpoenas
for Papers of Several
Brokers i'm Fuller Probe

Or. Elmore D. der, despite all er-
pectations 10 the contrary. did not de-
liver himself up yesterday and by
nightfall the feeling had grown that
he had decided 20 remain fugitive
from Justice. His whereabouts seems
not even 10 be known 10 his attorney,
Nash lockwood. who telephoned from
Portland. Me, 10 ask n his client had
been heard from. -,
II Is week to-day since DER, his
mariner. Harry J. Lawrence, and Two
managers, Benjamin F. Shrimpton and
Adam Recklein. were indicted for lar
eeny and bueketing stock orders. There
are sixteen counts against DER ana
Lawrence and nine counts against the
two former managers. these last IN
volving bucketing alone. Since the
"a 600 600 failure last January, the re-
ce,ver has raised a fund Of 100000, 70
which Charles A. Stoneham, owner OF
the New York Giants. who sold his
s,oek brokerage business 10 Dier IN
1921, contributed 100000.
Lawrence Only One In Custody
Lawrence surrendered himself on
Wednesday and was released on Slo'oVO
bail. A weeks search has failed 70
locate the others.
District Attorney Banton began yes
terday an investigation into the failure
Of Z. ~ Fuller A Co, whose lispiii,ies
arc Said TO total about s5.OOO,ooo' Inc
prosecutor is proceeding upon com
PLANTS from former customers OF the
arm. These charge the larceny eithe'
OF money or Of securities.
II is believed that In the fuller fsil-
ure. as in that Of +. d. DER Co.
-irtusliy all the valuable securities
were cleaned out before the receiver
took charge. IL is said that about all
that has come 10 light so far are eats
and dogs" Of not much market value.
Subpnnas were issued yesterday for
A number Of brokers with whom 4. NJ
Fuller & Co. did business, both on the
Consolidated Exchange and the curn
market. The subp1nas demand the
production OF all books. records, CON
hrmation OF sales slips and any other
documents that represent a transaction
with the failed firm. The subp9nas
arc returnable tomorrow.
Hope to Offset Closed Books
The issuing Of these subpnnas IS
part Of the plan devised by Assistant
District Attorney Benjamin F. Schrei-
Der TO Offset the stipulation made by
Fullers attorneys with the receiver
that the accounts and records Of the
Arm should not be open TO the prose.
cutting authorities, constitutional
right upheld by the Federal courts. IL
is hoped that the records OF the
brokers in executing orders for z. NJ.
Fuller & Co. will show whether or not
they were bucketing transactions.
Carl ]. Austrian, attorney for the
receiver. Judge Samuel Strasbourger,
delivered yesterday 10 a representative
OF the District Attorney a list OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
ssrinss,uh

The law firm Of Chsdbourn.. Hu,, /.
Jacket, 1855 Broadway, anpounes
terday IL had been sppoin ~ a,e,e
for a committee Of creditors. M GO
bourne has applied 70 JuArs Str.
bourger for the names fTA.s,,s
who are writing 70 inquire .boN ei.ir1
and II IL probable these letter, Ill ' !,
turned over 10 Mr.. Chadbourn. ." y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Fourth Man Is Held
In S2,OOO,OOO Mail
Wagon Hold-Up
Jeremiah Seville, Former
Elevator Operator in p.
O., Long Trailed as Sus-
pect; 100000 Missing

jeremiah Seville. a former postal
employee, was arraigned yesterda be-
fore United States Commissioner Sam
uel NJ. Hitchcock on complaint
charging him with having aided in the
robbery Of the mail wagon at Broad
way and Leonard Street on October "a
last. He waived examination and was
held in 900 bail 10 await the action
Of the Federal grand jury. Seville is
the fourth man TO be held in connec-
ton with the 100000 hold-up. The
other three. Gerald Chapman. George
Anderson and Charles Lambert. are
now in the Tombs in default OF Sl25,-
600 bail
Seville. now the proprietor Of q cab
aret at Rockaway Beach, formerly wss
employed as a laborer in the General
Postoffice. operating an elevator and,
according TO postal inspectors, running
ing Of seven taxicabs on the side.
S known that he had been under
suspicion for some time past and his
arrest has been expected momentarily.
Postal inspectors said yesterday that
he had resigned his position about four
months before the actual hold-up.
Assistant United States District At
torney David " Cahill told Commits
sioner Hitchcock that since the accused
had not actually participated in the
hold-up or had not been concerned in
the murderous attackson the chauffeur
Of the van, Frank Havernack, he would
not ask for the high bail obtained in
the case Of the other three.
At the Office Of William +. Cochran.
chief Of the postal inspectors. J. was
said that approximately 100000 OF
the stolen securities were still miss
ing and that they expected TO recover
most of them. However, they denied
reports that a large part Of the loot
was still buried on Long Island.