New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 21

NAINSOOK UNION SUITS MEETS OPERATORS Secretary Hoover Has Reached an Agrveement on Boft Coal Prices With Committees Representing 5 Distriots Washington, June 2. — Becretary Hoover, already having an agreement on ppot coal prices with committees representing the operaters of pro- ducing flelds in five districts met to- City Items bella, will decorate the graves of their deceased members tomorrow af Practioally 10,000,000 People | tcmoonat b oxclock. "the commirtee To Receive Treatment €rs to bring them to the club rooms not later than 4 o'clock in the after- noon. Big jewelry sale at Henry Morans', NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922, PLAN INOCULATION . WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wal street, 10:30 a. m.~~8peculative or selective issues continued to fea- ture the market at the dull opening of today's session. Oils, chemicals and food shares again were taken in hand by peols, Virginia Carelina Chem. and PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Ixchange Members Hartford Stock Ixchange (Successors to Richter & Co,) 6 Central Row, Huwrtford, Conn. NEW BRITAIN OF) Tel. Charter 2600 W 31 W, MAIN STREET We Offer: ry tlllv 'ul:; np;rnhurl from other flelds. e - T T ing | —advt t was hoped that the fixing of maxi. ,ondopn, June 2.—A sanitary spring ¢ - National FEnam. at gains of one to mum fair prices for all the producing | offensive calling for the inoculation of Ph'r;eyy";;:'al:;g:a!&:'::eqi rlp:'r'\'k ‘I({u‘r}n; 2 % points, respectively represented districts could he completed soon. 10,000,000 people agalnat fiva com.| g0\ ‘vroww Rowe Humphrey. > "€ the specialtigs. Fractional advances Operators representing the Logan|municable diseases, has heen under- Let ‘". shampoo your rugs “'m car- [#mMong rails emraced Chesapeake and district of West Virginia met first|taken by the Medical Department of pets. Union Laundry Co.—advt. Ohio, Lehigh Valley, Southern Pacific with Mr. Hoover yesterday. the American Relief Administration Miss Sadle O'Brien of 11 Storr [2nd Rutland, pfd. Foreign exchanges Comnmittees representing the north.|in Russla, says a cable reaching the street, has returned from St. Thomas' | Were irregular aside from further western Pennsylvania, Somerset coun- | onden office! hospital, after undergoing an opera- |Strength in sterling which duplicated ty, Penn., and the Maryland apd uyp.| Typhold, para-typhold (A and B),| o Pel, By o TERDEL AR O per- | vesterday's record price of the past per Potomac dlstricts are ta meet| Smallpox and cholera, which has now ¢, 04 the operation. three years. with Mr. Hoover next week, the oper.| begun to appear in several reglons,| "p, 4, gets; Supplies. Henry Morans| Noon—Call money opened and re- 50 Shares of AMERICAN HAWDWARE 50 STANLEY WORKS 50 LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK - 19c¢ at ASHLEY'S 139 MAIN STREET — Saturday — R . Y i T B homson, enn & Co. NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD New Britaln National Bank Bldg. 10 Central Row Telephone 2580 « Telephone Charter $:000 DONALD R. HART, Manager Member Hartford Stock Member N. Y. Btock Exchange Exchange. , We Offer: AMERICAN HARDWARE Price on application. LONDON EXCHANGE New High Record Run Attributed to German Moratorium. Boys’ Short Pants Suits In Large Variety—$5.00 and up on Weekly Payments Pay Weekly on their way to the railroad station here to start their wedding trip. With them were Mr. and Mrs. John Garlichs of this city. The latter couple were more seriously injured than the others and were brought to the hospital of St. Raphael. Mr. and Mrs. Mellilo and Mrs. Hodgetts suffered minor in- juries, while Reed and Hodgetts were unhurt. FUGITIVE CAUGHT Farmhand, Armed With Dynamite u; ried yesterday in North Haven, were perature is moderate. fire stations, schoolhouses and other TO REPAIR SCHOOLS. Boston, Mass, May 29.—Scores of |will be present. bers of the public amusement and|{tzh Copper .. 65% the park commissions, as well as Mayor Paonessa and other officials Willys Overiand 9% (Putnam & Co.) Bid Boston Clothing Store 63 CHURCH STREET to the Amerjcan Legion and ARTIFICIAL TONGU municipal buildings leased by the city EX-SERVICE MEN MEET. / in L Other| ppjjadelphia, Pa. June 2.—Wheth- yeterans' organizations are to be re- o yne crown of best all around ath- fited to mest the ex-soldiers needs | ¢, in the military forces of the following an order passed by the Bos-|{1piteq States shall rest on the head city council. of a soldier, marine or sailor will be decided when the men from the three branches of the service meet in com- last | petition at the third annual tra an-|and field meet of the Philadelphia Hfd Elec Light cusna o186 Southern N E Tel .....123 Am Hardware . 180 Rillings & Spencer com 2 Bristol Drass .. Colt's Arms Fagle lLock Landers, F . N B Machine Niles-Be-Pond com North and Judd ,. Have Your Eyes ; Examined TRUST CO. the districts and the assistance of the Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner. |Stcel merger provoked selling of Re- people themselves Free public lecture on Christian | Profit taking and some of the major ¢ MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Wthh Tr“el.s 0n Watel‘ of 1920, 5 “the second Pasteur Institute.” This| 'pance n O, U. A. M. Main St. hall | the buoyancy of sterling and the cre- Nels J. Nelgon, one of New Britain's |or 1920, the Board of Trade index|P°fficer in Samara bas induced the stocks. # 50 Shares Landers F]‘ary & Clark ~ « S § Robert O'Brien q , working on the machine for the past|pared with Mareh, occurred, due |!s giving laboratory supplies and food | Cr & Fdy..166% 186 166% : O'Brien of 65 Crown street, was held Cat OI] -~ .. 80 29 297 At the Market working. all food was 1.7 per cent. above|by the government showing the dan- Sum Tob ... 43 4015 ride in it the sensation of riding In|;regge is shown in the cotton group, | prepared the way. As many of the 950 Fairview street, died yesterday af ta 4 .. 56% 56 tried out in Europe, was thought of Already the A. R. A. physielan in| ¢ held tomorrow afternoon at 81,0700 o' aivi 1171 1163 tact with 0 many people Who would |wnle U. 8. Is in Grip of Strike, Great| and keeping public places clean. Ajj| %l be In Fairview cemetery, Cen Leath Co .. 41% to build a machine that would give| Record, luctant to indulge in even a weekly|Reighbors for their kindness and sym-| Chile Cop ...... 231 The Hydro-glider resembles a flat- . = sterilized. MRS. HARRY CLOUGH, Crucible Steel . 78 rests on four watertight compart- 160,000 tons, the largest output in any | P1Y in the towns are other means by i Erie 1st pfd . accommodate 10 persons. cording to the grade. Best coal is|Provided by the American Red Cross Gt North pfd JOHN P. KEOGH 2nd the propeller was sending out a| There have been twe reduetions of| | /0 "2o o " o P T ER B8 byl ionEratiog jand Pears Int Mer Marine . 2 Middletown Springfield . L o e e thereby make a speed of about 50 or| Michjran Damsels Will YACHT ENDS WORLD CRUISE. |dri, in his message to congress today|Int Nickel .....18 der by Sunday. . ehiine in rupning or ¥ i Swanton's order yesterday banning the American continent. Tacka Steel .... T7% Peck, Stow and Wilcox 28 31 | High schools at Perryville, Morrisville, ter, whether it be deep or » there is water, clerks, stenographers and high school | York Yacht club, dropped anchor Peruvian representatives would be | Missouri Pac ... 25% 23 2 Traut and Hine . ill be only about four or five h . ) d v time wi y: rought protests from women's or: The Aloha came here direct from sions of the treaty of Ancon. He paid|North Pac .... 761 ¥ YORE( chine to the shore this summer, where | fere with tourists and resort business. |canals and stopped at ports in the| " Washington. bifressarmow .. 204 ; Syracuse, June 2.—Waddell Lansing [over three years today demand bills - - s 2 Reading . ... 61 seroplane at the shore again this sum- | . o) Cars Collide On Post Road In HYLAND SUCCEEDS GRAVES SPEGIAL MET]NG it T he lost consciousness. The coroner|the German moratorium which is re- to the lic 2 v introduce his invention to pub New Haven, June 2¢—Five DErsons|reqers) prohibition director for the |Ja¥Or Paonessa and Other Officials| (TR Lo €0 08 008 0 Wag PLIGATION MADE Haven. A machine driven by Herbert| . . Lireni Texas & Pacific 321 . L e [ w. low authorities. The other automobile| Chevenne Why, June 2-—Stow fell|yors or the council advising them of |{mited Re St . 65% suance of $35,000,000 in Bonds. In Reed's machine were Mr. and| 'White” June 1 within the memlory|, oposeq to discuss many interesting |17 s steel ... ... 103 state commerce commission by the pay off ahead of maturity an issue of per cent bonds now outstanding could issue with the 5 per cent issue would Captured By Searchers. Sergt. Villa, @ Verdun wounded war 0 D i ’ n Deposit In Our rallroad for permission to pay off OUt- |y, 0q |ast night at Orange, thirteen Placed p of the Northern Pacific railroad sev-|wfariie with an axe after an alterca- CURTISS FINALLY RELEASED Eavage, to poison his family and live- | when Judge Manton of the . 8. Cir- Acting at the suggestion of Health had been stolen from the farm house.|for his relcase from the Connecticut been complaints of mosquitoes and ma- [the person wanted, but after ad-|was on a writ of habeas corpus. . P I E e ' Draws Interest From The arrangements were made to relieve | g 3 Press) —~Premier Poincare, it was an- et Y0SCOW HORSE RACING commemoration. The two government ; 2 \WBRTAIN Gy, resumed in Moscow. The opening o ar le oppe - L ators representing these districts hav.|&r® the epldemics which the A. R. A.|_ 40y newed into the coming week at 5 per 0 x ing returned to their respective flelds| ROPe8 to eradicate in this way. Mrs. Ida Hochmon of 169 Hartford |cent. This is the highest initial quo- R S D T I T e T 0 lll for conferences before discussing fair| The vaccines are now arriving in|,.onue “has returned from St. Francis|tation in more than three months e central government and the local —advt, public and Midvale at declinesof 1 5-§ health authorities has been enlisted in Wet wash prices reduced to Thc for |and 2 1-4 points, Lackawanna also re- Local Aviator Builds Machine Board of Trade Discovers Slight Rise| The A. R- A. 18 alt0 tryink o revive | ience by Dr. John M. Tutt, C. § T, | rails were inclined o fail back sue Ve sources as at o e Wall street, 1:30 — £ oF Jansas Gty iBunday at Lyceum at . RranhI 1A 20 wh=Reduetiany HARTFORD: Hartford-Conn, Trust Bldg., Tel. Charter 6330 NEW BRITAIN: 23 West Main St.. Telephone 1815, ; has been practically closed owing t0|g.¢ ave. Alpha orchestra.—advt, ation of a new high record for the London, June 2.—For the first time| !8Ck of materials and food for the e AR year in 7. 8. Steel at 103 {nfluenced DEATHS AND FUNERALS ploneers in aeronautics, has perfected |4z re shows an increase in the gen- | Bovernment to guarantee water, fuel High Low Close & new invention which will be known lera) Jeval of wholesale prices. A |&nd forage for animals needed for ex- The funeral of Robert O'Brien, the |- Bt Sug .... 47% 47 47 50 Shares North & Judd 50 Shares Stanley Works five weeks and has already tried it|main)y to the higher prices for ar.|Packages for the personnel i oyt upon the Connecticut river near |yicieq of food other than cereals. Educational Campaign. acR_sicisslidnialistoon; The bur Liong! v yind 116% 115% cemetery, at 3 Sm & Re. .. 651 65% Boat and Aeroplane. Mar¢h while in the average price|gers pictorially of the louse, the mos- It is a combination boat and aero-|jcve| for industrial materials there|quito and the fly and the necessity for Virsinia ‘;‘;f';"': r:::',s;’;‘m e Tel & Tel...123% 123 ; 4 : i Tob .......143% 142 the clouds without leaving the waler.|(po April average being 0.5 per cent,| people to be inoculated are receiving Ana Co The idea, although it Is not original|apove the average for March. American rations, this prophylactic|(€7n00R at the Hartford hospital fol-| |\ 3 0 "e s "R "1 00 995 by Mr. Nelson last summer when he Samara, Dr. Foucar, has enlisted the|0/¢/0Ck from the home with the Rev.| 1oy e "0 50 was carrying passengers in his aero- aid of the refugee adults now being| M": Wahlstrom of the Swedish Beth-|p ty gieel' B. 0 75y like to experience the sensation of children coming te the kitchens, are ey Ches & Ohio xdv 693 riding in an aeroplane, but who were | Pritain Sees Production Making| require to take baths in the public CARD O THANKE Chi Mil & St P. 274 aHtOh’e lk_)rl[lllt:fe n;;lng, but still would Londos, June® 2.—While America is| wash, but now they like it and come gith{hSho&n utdtphiéxmnfof illness nvnd Chino Cep ., . 33Y ASLILISERINLO 218 experiencing a coal strike, Great Brit-| tW0 and three times a week. While g e, death of our beloved|Con Gas ' <1167 bottom boat set on floats with &n Repairing sew: t i 2 ELIZABETH McGRATH, Cuba C S 17y For the week ended April 30 Great D g age systems, improv- ‘ “uba Cane Sugar 17Y% aeroplane motor and propeller at s\ o o B0 T0 e “according to| B housing conditions, installing CATHERINE McGRATH, Endicott-John ments two extra floats, one on each ¥ ‘which the A. R. A. h G i ; week since the end of the British coal : R opes to make e RIoLHD side to act as stabilizers. It is 28 feet| {0/ S0EY | % CCoal prices range be.| Russia safe from the sanitary stand- Gen Motors ... ht Changes. S I N sligl tl ol found that|two shillings & hundredweight deliv-| Which contributed §3,000,000 in cash|President Alessandri of Chile in His|Insp Copper . Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York On its first trial, it w: and $600,000 in stocks. An addition Inter Con: .. p Waterbury STOCKS Bridgeport s ) riginal- |tWo shillings six pence a ton during = lb;g’:zon::-i otfh:,twr:hye 'xyt,;:‘!a:pguu- iva. JokE {is ek ln; :gec;.ur;lted States government, is yet S g i Tnt Mer Mar pfd J ntiago, le, June 2.—(By the [Allis-Chalme (Brithe a Direct Private Wire to New York and Boston 5 walies on mour. Slleht.cHangsalare . G. F, GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel. 1013 esent time, and f = said the Chilean government's poliey|Int Paper . . B3 being made at the pres Parade in Big Protest Ex-Commodore James' Aloha Started | was to work for peace, solidarity and | Kelly Spring T'r 511% Used On Water. knickerbockers for women brought| Newport, R« I, June 2.—The yacht : i 2 otion, the machine Will 1A i The president reiterated confidencé Iehigh Val .... 681 Russell Mfg Co Harrisville, Oriskany Falls and New When in m quigk reaction today with announce. loha, owned by Arthur Curtiss that Tacna Ariea conference now in|Mex Petrol ....141% Scovill Mfg Co .. Brunswick. shallow. The passengers will be going | girls would parade in protest against |here yesterday after a cruise with its v o e : along at a rate of speed similar to|the order and would wear the forbid- [owner and guests around the world. X;:fii?;str:ln:mp Lh:htpa ";':; “:;::”:; ]:3‘\‘::; TR :-: L L:;TyM\{irE;’ ; feet over the wn;;r. ganizations all over the city and alse |Marseilles in a run of 22 days, Dur- Telbiive ta the vacific Gpivit whish 1ad)| Bure Of1 v ] Carry Shore-goers. fro: the chamber of commerce, ing the globe-circli ise il i 4 4 no 1L 3 Balances ............. 36,900,000 m g the globe-circling cruise the yacht| o Fib © o= FIETE S e initia.| Pan Am P & T 4 ek New York, June 2.—Exchange on he will carry passengers, Who are Hawalian Jslands, Japan, Java, In- i 7 afraid of going up in a plane, for a dia, Ceylon and Arabia. FULRIEL SO U Avery, 71, drowned in a bathtub ves. |selligg at $4.47 1-8 against yesterday's : B e terday morning. He apparently had |hightof $4.45 5-4. mer and will carry passengers all the Sy % % & season, as he did last year. He will North Hayen, of‘g':::"gg'fin] June £ -apgolntment Toyel BN X Bl gave a verdict of suicide. Mr. Avery (garded here as the prelude to an . Hyland of Rutland, Vt., as | lated ch: known throughout the state aslinternational loan to the German re- as soon the contemplal changes are | were injured last night when two! G Lyl an educator, having heen principal in public largely under British auspices. t! at is in perfect run- i state of Vermont succeeding Collins to Be Present At Junior Achieve-|South Railway . 24% : made, and the boat § P automobiles, collided on the Boston |y Giives who resigned recently was : Studebaker Co 125% H. Reed of this city was coming to- Secretary James E. O'Brien, of the % % o L b Tobacco Prod . 81 vard New Haven at @ high rate of| £yoMING HAS SNOW JUNE 1, |[local Junior Achievement Council|mranecon Oil .. 19% New York Central Raflroad Stock|wes driven by E. R. Hodgetts of (Senerally in Central and Southern |y, " e ial meeting called By Presi-| s ; 4 U § Food Prod 9% Wallingford, who with Mra. Hodgetts| Wyoming Wednesday and Thursday|gq . Harry C. Jackson, for next Wed- (11 & Indus Alco ms,: Mrs. Ralph Mellilo, who were mar.|0f the oldest inhabitints. The tem-|to i\ oq of the work in the city. Mem- U S Steel pfd .. 120 ‘Washington June 2. — Evidence of easing money rates were further seen New York Central railroad for issu- ance of $25,000,000 in 5 per cent 7 per cent bonds on similar size. The railroad's statement said that be, redeemed at 150 on any interest rate and the payment of the premium nounced at Paris, France, where a American Legion, June 9 and 10. result in decreased annual capital Templeton, Mass., June 2.—Edward Frepch army surgeon has inserted an charges against its operation. This|g, pee ™ o fugitive since last Friday veteran. A shell tore away Villa's| standing debts in advance of their| ., o ¢.om the house of his former |J% but skilful surgery has now made JUS' Il OU I ' maturity in order to decrease inter- employer Walter John Merkle, a [ ° D eral weeks ago. tion. Merkle had applied to police| New Havep, June 2.—Edward W. aVIngs epartment " for protection alleging that attempts| Curtiss ,tormerly of Torrington, won S. R & L. Will Drain ) Up To And Including BSuperintendent Fred P. Lee, the Stan- | The men quarreled over the farm-| hospital for the insane at Middletown. ley Rule & Level company {s laying nand's wages according to Merkle During 8 two days hearing Curtis, swamp grounds and will drain the pim. lfire questioning, the result being that land. For several years there have| ggvage at first denfed that he was|the court held him sane. The action laria breeding conditions. Dr. Lee,|mittad it, when confronted with his e affter an investigation, conferred with |former police record. TO LUNCH WITH PREMIER. 7 nounced this afternoon, has accepted c I s t e e e S Premier Lloyd George's invitation to| International Sport Is Resumed for |ficial residence in Downing street on 2 June 19, when the French premier| B Made of delicious French Ice Cream coated When Next Is Held. heads, it is presumed, will discuss| Moscow, June 2.—For the first time | pneding problems. meet was attended by a huge crowd New York, June 2.—David Lamar, despite the entrance fee being 1,000,- | known as the “wolf of Wall street,” 149 MAIN ST. Open For Business Saturday, 10 A. M. process with the commerce secretary| Russla and are being distributed to|y o.5i0a) after a serious operation. |I“urther consideration of the latest P! D P order to secure the cooperation of the| ,. |bs. Union Laundry Co.—advt, acting. Coca Cola fell 3% points on (] fo Prices Since They Fell in 8pring | laboratory at Roux which was known 8:30 p. m.—sdvt. in the call money rate to 4 %per cent since prices began to fall in the spring staff. Now, however, the A. R. tive buying of a wide assortment of WE OFFER— as the Hydro-glider. He has been |y ise of 0.5 per cent in April, as com- | Perimental purposes. The A. R. A. Infant Ban ol Mo and Mes Fiark J (1 . B0% 48% B0y the Meadows in Hartford, and has it| 1n April the average price level of| An educational campaign instituted Southington ¢ Sug Rf em.. 81% 791 plane, which will give the people Who |wags o fall of 0.2 per cent. An in-|removing all rubbish and filth, has ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson of } ) bk Wool .uvve. 93% 92% with Mr. Nelson, because it has been offenajve is expected to be successtul. |10VINE an operation. The funeral Wil |’y " o ¢ W 1. 429 405 plane at the short. He came in con- fed by the A. R. A. in removing trash any.‘ehurch { officlating. Interment Can Pac ......139% afraid of going up, that he decided bathing house. At first they were re-| We wish to thank all friends and [Chi Rick T & P 45 Description, ain is making records in, cosl produc- | they are bathing, their clothes are mother. Also for the floral tributes. [Corn Prod Ref.. 403 front. The body or passenger carrier| FFLER S SRt DOtPY Journal, was b,- | Chlorinators to purify the water sup- CHARLES McGRATH. Jong and eight feet wide and is able to (0 0 i <O SO es a ton, ae. | Point. Funds for this campaign were Goodrick BF .. . i v ered. 7 T i the float Was drawing too much water, al $4,000,000 worth of supplies from| Annual Message to Congress Urges|1nter Con prd .. - Danbury BONDS New Haven A would draw only about two inches and Associated Press)—President Alessan. |Pacific Oil ... §3% X have the ma- 2 o Mr. Nelson expects to havi Traverse City, Mich,, June 2—Mayor June 15. co-operation among all the nations of | Kennecott Cop.. 39 '} d anywhere where . 7 € be able to be used anywh ments that club women, shop workers, | James, former commodore of the New i balwaan Chilean and| Midvale Steel .. 413 7 Standard Screw . that of an aeroplane, but at the same| e 1 ] The i v g hat P! n raiment. Mayor Swanton's order |The cruise was started Sept. 15, provincial dispute within the provi-|Norf & West 108 NEW YORK CLEART Mr. Nelgon intends to bring the ma- | which claims it will seriously inter- passed through the Panama and Suez| ., Penn R R TsuIcr y tive in calllng the conference at S MAN, 71, SUICIDE IN BATHTUB. |[London made a new high recerd for “HU! N CLA nominal sum. He will also have his 5-HURT I L held his head under the water until| Thé further rise was attributed to Sinclair Oil Ref 371 niagicendifion: Fost road near Muddy river, In North |, 15unced today by the internal rev.| ment Mecting Wednesday. Texas Co ...... 50% speed, according to the North Haven this morning sent out notices to mem- | {rnited Fruit .. 141 Asks Interstate Commence For 1s-(was proceeding homeward. and Cheyenne is having the first;nesday evening. At this time it is|(1 § Rubber Co 6514 yesterday in an application to inter- bonds from the sale of which it will ts $25,000,000 issue of ten year 7 and the replacement of the 7 per cent artificial tongue in the mouth of is the gecond large application of &\, ¢po woods in this vicinity, was cap- him able to talk, sing and whistle. est burdens, the first having been that |y, p0r whence he fled pursued by had been made since the flight of |his long fight for freedom yesterday ¢ Ellis Street SWRH’ID sthek, and that ten sticks of dynamite | cuit Court of Appeals issued an order - pipe in the Ellis and Cherry street|wno sald Savage had tried to stab|who is 68 years old, was under rapid .' l ] N | l‘ : ; r d the factory officlals and satisfactory Paris, June 2, (By Assoclated lunch with him at the premier's of- the Pirst Time There in Five Years |y pe in London for the Verdun — ¢ § with rich chocolate in five years, horse racing has been ST ———— LAMAR SURRENDERS. 000 rubles. The women present were| wunted on a larceny charge, surren- Open Saturday Evenings 6 - § Standard Time clothed in the latst fashions and the| dered at District Attorney B;m.on‘n{ o Frank E. Goodwin new hourgeoise rivalled the goviet| office today. A bench warrant wi Eyeslzht Y pecllll!' aristocrats in the art of spending|issued for his arrest yesterday after Mai 5 money. Much business was done at| Mrs. Nestelle Allison, a widow, 327 » St Tel. 1905 the totalisator, bets being transacted | charged he had stolen $6,300 which she had given him to buy oil stocks. A 5 lln almost astronomical figures. I\