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| meses tt ‘ § bf at any time since the close ‘ NOT ON THE TICKER||”.... ... : =e H * a , The market calculation of al f portant group of speculatoi beads} auton dees i a inh. Low. the Standard O!1 Comptny Ajax Rubber Ontaria, Hiver 7 4 Inti i arlesl kre tA, 66 CoenSed | EM IN f Alneka Gold M ie in bd An Intimate View of prices are to be reduced, Alaska Juneau Otle Steal vec, 18% 12% * clair Oll Company also reduced 10 AVENGE FATHER ABOLISH OFFICE Pacific ol. rN s —— e pie ue en made of the theory th ee —_—>—. Pacific OW .....1 OTM 86% By RR. B been made on the theory tha 7 ” . Pan-Amer Pet... 72% 71 % y KR. R. Batson. tion of Mexican well ont! G I" e 6 a is—and Pies (Continued from Firat Page.) ui eanhere ns First Page.) pal! pt bid o “ The financial district is filled with breports are at last officially co ae = — ‘ r 2 +Jominous industrial reports. The coal]—would be followed by an ; y y 5) + 9 ad | scules for wh hey .] soon piter Mr. "s death, wher seers m RR “ 40% % Child Calmly Surrenders and) Markets Department Roused | super for what Wey regard ax an in: |oin gi tt aa toballfte wad. biti | Am Can ot Penn Seaboard .. 0% KN strike has been stretched oat for a}in the domestic price of ci = * $ r . A i Tani Cotton Ol he % Y a Says She Has No Regret Ire of Roads by Smashing | Using the union day faborgr’s wago| collectors were lurking behind every |am Drug Syd Pere Marquette 0. 29 a2 4g {Perlod that has been much tongor|*"" "Smtr auartere, the al < ‘ ; 2 undegground Of $7.40 t ‘llustrate| tree and shrub. Am Ho & Le... pura tare ‘ than any one originally anticipated. ¢ > Sentye ; 2 } 1 ere Marquette pe y pated. }duction In gasoline prices ts for Shooting. Potato Embargo. their “argument, they point ont that] "It would be an injuatice to the|An 1 @ L pf Phillips Pet 0 railroad strike, so it was thought, |uted to the reductiondn freigh 3 on-anion flelde with lnbor| Memory of my hi "gala Mrs, [Am Ice Horce- Arrow ‘4 aor inate, OF APOUGS $6. face. tabs |BPOWh,, 5 Intimate: that he tert (ie [Ae tee ot Lipa aha Would soon fizzle out. But no one can| But these same official source: MEXICO CITY, July 11 (Associated) Commissioner of Public Marketa] (7HE0, "1" ta serene AF tee ty or|inpolvent. He tert realty, an impos: [A" Int Corp Pieter Aree Bt) predict with a reasonable degree of |that 1€ the off wells in the Press).—Maria Del Pilar Moreno, a/O'Malley saya he has been Informed] ihe period. ing estate, of which I was practically [Am (" Prance. Pittsburgh Coal + 4]eertainty that tno coal strike will hla Probactad Sty Pew fifteen-year-old girl, has avenged the|through reliable sources that a special] In union circles, the disposition isfthe sole beneficiary. Am Un Off LUA Salt ed i ee petal Gash RS ails bint eo dg aipely, ‘have t6 fe fi cath of her father, Josus % Moreno, |session of the Legislature is plannet]to qu where the arbitration sit was only after a Cigiit of six |Am Lomocotiva Lestuw euean ; Oe eee Re cet iene tauig | ‘pinched In," prices of domestic a Sd Cs aie i would the unto districts infmonths that I obtained my widow's|Am Radiator raaaed SteeviCor 464 ‘ sari fo! -pr editor of EI Heraldo de Mexico, who] ror the purpose of abolishing the De-{ Would Ire the Malone diawiets inl ward of $28,000, but that wos alam Matty Racor C4 ronsed Steel Car 78% +1 Jan accuraty barométer of financial} Ol! and its by-products are bo was shot and killed last May by Dep-|purtment of Markets in this city and}iy. southwest, which have more or] Mere drop in the bucket, as my living |Am Sitp & Com 10% Pobieers ot NJ. el + [é]and business events, 1 viewing the |D® advance uty Francisco Tejeda Liorca after althercby removing him from. office. [jogs relapsed to non-union operation.| expenses amount to $50,600 a year, [AM Smelt & Rofl Ory Putiman Co 120° y joullook calmly and Js maintaining @) i. astuteness of the man: quarre! O'Malley F mint Th a aleo. iW dtéponitt and you can’t keep up a home like|Am™ 8 & Ref nt os " Aleg Sig 48 , [frm if ne. an actually strong tone the Mulley snys the plan to eripple on \ dinposition to con-]Ond you oy “ee : x Am Steel F'dty lee ‘4 Tat age old exten vin Wait {of the Sinclair Oi Company ts Marin waited before Liorea’s home lof the Mayor's activities and relegate sider what the arbitration would do} it you have someting buck] Ai, sugar 80 ME on uaatie, tee treet that one muat nover sell stock |t? be commended, It bas : mle ? for tle new unions which success- Am Tel & Tel... 120% ay Consolidated. 101 E must no halves ; yesterday and as he stepped from the }O'Malley to private life was mapped ay tain (es Baile a Scan none “But the nightmare of bailifte and|am ‘Tobacco 14uj 142 Keading + on strike news, There have been few Te tivad” when, leita, ware, 1 doorway fired four times at w fewlout at a conference in the office off union territory of Pennsylvania under] Creditors is ended now. ‘To-morrow [| Ain Tobacco B... 189 3 Reading tat pe casos where the value of that axiom! cm the Government on the feet distance. All the bullets took|samuel S, Koenig, Republican leadar|the impulse of a national strike, 1t{#hall leave on a motor trip to the} Am W Wks & El 17 16) aeatagion Taps ¢ ae eset Inetanco A comparrtively| Teapot Dome oll lands of Wyo effect and death was instantaneous, [of New York County. O'Malley saye|in the union view that the wage scala] 2st awith a clear conscience and a|A WWM Ope pt a tn Replogio Steel te Pr eneE Antance. A comparatively |The Sinclair Company is unde The child, who, since her father’s [he Is singled out for oficial annihila-ffght under theparbitration offor ix] Clean slate. T shall not owe anybody | At woot pt... 108 ; Hepublie Steel Foe ete nt the, baying ‘te for|t? Have had an important inte death, has been almost deranged with| ton because, as he claims, he recently more or less wor? ind i Am Writ Paper pf 30% Republic Bteel pf Seow le veatinent katt Ld the Mer'-an Seatoard Company. ey grief, calmly surrendered to the po-|lifted the potato embargo on New —>4 i MP ds sd herself agalns! impos-|am Ztne ‘ 17% ‘ - Reynoldy Tov pr Be on h H this interest was disposed of ' Tice, She oxpressed no regrets, say-|York City, declared by the Pennsyl-1«] OSE IN ADVANCE” lors Mrs. Brown included smons her | Anaconda a & Co ne reason why the more respon-|sait water began appearing in da ' eis MO Te Aye lvanin Talitoad guests a Lieutenant of Police In unt-| Atchison 1 sible bankers are optimistic over the}ing quantity In the “wells o} Ing she swore Vv ance 0 form and two unostentatious centle-| Atchison pt outlook Is that they are convinced and while company the stoc nd now that bis death | “Tl have been told by persons whare quoted at Its recent ‘ancy figure| stioned,”’ sald body BY HARDING PLAN, men in plain clathes. “ane mace a SAYS LABOR CHIEF|¢!'ming hostess as. wita pen in hand, she made out check ufter check ie Gs It was: “Oh, yes, | remember you Relief Cannot Come From well. | You're the iceman. So kind Reduting Wages, He of you to come and 80 very, very kind of vou to leave ice. Let's see—$75.50, the sessicn Aug. 16 or 18 to oust me Declares. 1 belisve that's correct, Won't you (Bpecial to The Evening World.) Cael the Department of try one of these little cakes, they're “The real reason for this action, 1] POTTSVILLE, Pa., July 11—'If}}emon ico’ a net bad at all. Or dish of this m quite certain, is the expose of the/¢he miners accept President Hard- Or: “Oh, you're from the bank, Port Authority plan to dump food- 5 aren't you? IN RAIL STRIKE stuffs, meant for New York City, in]!"6’6 arbitration offer they lose the Beanie: ua bhatt i ee the Jersey Meadows. That scheme, if|strike In advance. Hip proposed com- that Important and permanent bene fits are bound to be derived from the ce iioe ehpantedtions extimate nat, | MINNIHAN GETS including coal miners and railroad CAHILL CHAR employees, there are 1,220,000 men on strike at the present time for various}, . a causes, most of which Involve the| Richmond’s Street Clea question of whether present wage , ions él poaled (ana) working -conaitiows aban (~ ORE ee IOHee Goes be maintained. [tis regarded as a Trial To-Night. contest against economic readjust-| street Cleaning Commi ment from the Inflation brovght|s6n 3, Minnthan of Stat about by the war. Through the stock }20"" © $i market the business interests of the|W@s served with charges to-d country and investors generally are| Borough President Matthew J. q expressing the belief that most of]ana will be placed on trial & these strikes, and the important ones |< tn particular, will prove a faituee|cauul at the Borough Hall 4 from the viewpoint and desises of the| @eorge to-night strikers. The charges include one of f ~— to remove snow in a proper wa: N@thing 1s more significant of thel winter and one of absence wit trend of business than tho statement of unfilled tonnage issued by the|'eave: Minnihan retained a lat United States Steel Corporation yes- ed the charges. and anno terday This statement is for the}that If he is ousted he will sue nnot be qu ed, she was prepared | Peliability y the penalty O'Malley, “that not Jong ago a con- ference was held at Sam Koenig's office at which it was decided to urge Austin Nichols Baldwin Loco 1 Soars-Rosbuck Haldwin Loco pf. 114 Senuca Copper 1 Balt & Ohio. 1% Sinclair Ol 33% Balt & Ohio pf. 62% 2 Slons Shefficld . 48 Barnet’ Leather... 58 " outhern Pacific. 00% Barnsdale A. 34% 32 Southern Ry 24% Barnadate Boo... 30% ‘ Southern Ry pf Batoplias Mining. 1% ‘ Stand O11 of Cal 107% Heth Steel . 24% Stand Oll of N J 184% Reth Steel B... Stand OM NJ pf 116% Booth ertes Stewart-Warner 42% Bkiyn RA. Stromberg Car .. 49% Bkiyn RT cts 1334 uBkiyn Un Gas Studebaker pf ... 116 Brown Shoe Submarine Boat Burns Dros A Burns Bros B Butte Superior . Caddo Ol Cal Petrol Callahan Min Canadian Pac Cent Leather 28% Cent Leath pf 1% Chandler Motors 71 70 Ches & Ohio.. .. 68 58 been for your assistance | would have carried out, world mean an addi-|mission—five from the public and/had no heat or light. The utilities tonal expense of $100,000,000 o yearlihree trom the operators—fould be} people cut it off. Won't you help (Continued From First Page) — |to the people of this city. The trucking | 12+ i, three against the miners,| Yourself to a cigarette or try one of eres corporations would have obtmined the] SFO ta stig to lose everything {hese pimento cheese sandwiches; the Geputies in such State may have by} bulk of this sum. It would have] Whe Wen o t decade,” declared | ettuce makes them so nice." Taw in executing the Inws thereof.” | Meant the end of all municipal plans] (ey, Wh eres AvaaHhoail pede By noon Mrs. Brown had cancelled Still further explanation of the | for terminal markets ee as Am kl Toloy haw} more than $10,000 or her obligations, power of the Chief Executive is given 4 ‘For that reason the Port Authority | ton LAL Inet dart ia the|the heaviest creditor being a State {a the Neaete tt decixion of [Sat up and took notice, realizing that {Deen taking @ prominent part in the} street department store. the Supreme, Comet of the tnited {foodstutts, under our plan, would be} miners’ strike. One hundred Invitations were malted Btates, which eata’ much cheaper. The Bronx market Perhaps some of the public rep-lanq 102 persons responded, The two ‘ IT the President or the Post-|feature of the municipal plan means|resentatives on this boar® will bel with “phony’® bills were twken care 4 great saving and the Brooklyn|John D. Rockefeller, J. P. Morgan! of by the police. Sweets of Amer. 3} Spicer Mfg. 19% Sop & Chem 10% Texas Guif Sulp 13014 139%) + Texas Pacitic Cont O1l master Gencral is advised that the ” : n Mook ns Har onth of June. , D carrying treasure, are liable to be | $20,000,000 a year in transportation huge bunch of roses with a card bear-} oy) Gt. we Qo K| tthe Steet Corporation is Ba wha Minnthan was appointed by fo charges alone. Had the Pennsytvania| NEW YORK TO TEST jing the inscription, “From twelve bill] cn ctw. he + ‘ Borough President Van Name on, chi Gt W 1 robbed and the mail carriers as- saulted und murdered in any par-| allroad embargo stood the railroad ticular region of the country, who|Would have saved $82,000 a month, can doubt the authority of the Presi-[While the public would have been : dent or of one of the executive de. {compelled to spend $350,000 a month. i ij partments under him to make an}, Commissioner O'Malley made his order for the protection of them and} "rst reference to the alleged con- was popul supposed to bé burt]; °1999, at $3,500 a year. Cahill WoKmte be atie One taking office has obtained the Hie staerients Shows) 6a nations of John E, Bowe as Com se in unfilled orders on hand of |\\oner of Public Works and John Atly more than 381,000 tons. Not]ii, ay Commissioner of Repairs, that, but |t Is indicated by the rienaate> <a nent that orders booked by the] MONARCHIST REVOLUTION IN chi, Mi & str Chi, M & &tl' pt Chi & Nort chi, RI& Chile Copper Chino Copper 80. C, ©, Chi & StL 74 colie€tors who will always remember CONSTITUTIONALITY | this day with the fondest of memo- ries. OF PENN. COAL TAX/"i,,. srown is President and or- ganizer of the Widows’ Protective League, which she established as a result of her unpleasant experience Food Prod Ind Atcohot Adds to Cost of Coal Here; Rubber 7 © . ee tracy durit eeting in Wi ut ie sid ai ‘ 1 ef the persons and lives of Its car Tey eae eat which ailabout) Other States Asked to [with the courts during her attempt to| Goro-o!® a Rub ta pe momipany, Guring sauneemauntso 10 UGAL AUPE REESE: riers, by doing exagtly what was done Foie ae) ; . ; Sotaniy ai Gas 1 something like 1,200,000 tons. This| PARIS, July 11.—Plans for a Spa Kat . e columbia Graph s 4 ; in th = ¢ Mr. Justice Field, onial round robin was presented to Join Suit. ect her widow's award. She drew the] Columbia Grapt % Steel 1004 = h i ARIS uly 11. q Ogle, ceo ding wcuffitent guard: {him by 600 produce merchants and limelight once before wher she at-| Consol Gas gon sie #1 PUB Steet pea.s 121 ‘| means that despite the supposed 4's-[onist revolution in Portugal. fixe 1 Ree ee ee eee ee ee eey [tarmors. ALBANY, N. ¥., July 11—Attor-| tempted to exict Billle Burke from| Cons Texule |. %11% 1 2 | Utah Conre H eto business conditions re-|Sinaay, wero successfully crush ; 4 by. Savohals ee ike Syaited regio ee ee ney General Newton took stepa to-day] her home for non-payment of rent] Con tasuranc 81% SI 144 | Vanadiiny, Stee) Sulting from the coal strike, the cor- 1140 Government's precautions, q with a posse comitatus Decay ARMY BALLOONISTS _|to test in the United States Supreme Baie Spaced inrasee wan ot the: Drea) sec ia Tig va Caro hem pr gi | poration booked orders in excess Of }doapatch. About 20) Dea te ises : S oak ciara el =f reated, including Commandant armed and equipped to secure the Court the constitutionality of the ————.—_- e Bteel « Ta 70) oe ep Wabash: Re ‘s and many officers, and Alvaro da _ safe performance of the duty of car- TO SAIL TO-MORROW Pennsylvanta statute imposing a ton Cuban Am Sug . Map NVauasn DE A 4) nal "i 1 s than tro, former Rremier. —_ooCo- 2 ba Ci 4 % | Weber & Heil ys | unfilled business on {ts books than | j Tying the mail. wherever It may be * é Will nage, tax on anthracite coal, | ‘The Rete ett He aoe Ri Wert Pacit " ‘eam of Three Will Com-|tax, he alleges, will inctease the cost vison Chem .. 46 " Westinghouse Air = : = j 4 ; . The statutes are considered by of- in Gordon B See Pisa: tigtan iniaiiMaaerni@tater dec Lege relligt a ran tig Weatthouse Elec SAVINGS BANK SAVINGS BANKS. .{ ficials of the Government here ta be} pete in Gordon Bennett — |i enaent “pon !Pennsylvania for thelr Del Lack & West Wheeling & L 8 se —— | } all inclusive, and no authority is lack- Race at Geneva. supplies, The Pennsylvania courts Du Pont Nem .. Wheel & LE pf —= f ing to keep trains moving ff the rall- have upheld the validity of the Inw. Bastman Kodak x3] White Motors % i Bike roads have the men to run’the trains.| WASHINGTON, July 11. — The| Mr, Newton Joined in an application Biec Storage Bat ee White OND ee | % ouere i ho power which can compel Jarmy balloon team will gail to-morrow |to Chief Justice Moachrisker of the Bralcott-Jonneon: 1" | Witton Co ses. 48 yees york against a Pennsylvania Supreme Court - ‘ % | Overland Co: i PAR VY. - thelr will even on mail trains, but the {‘7™ New Yor to take part in thal Titer ene rene cane to tho AU. f Ene ia of t Mloveriand opts: a” DEPOSITS OVER (ON THE CITY OF NEW YORI er SURPLUS OVER Federal Government can lend troops {Gordon Bennett international balloo| preme Court offthe United States, and Famous Pinyers + 1] Wooworth Co... 163% f $50,000,000 einem ibe ‘$6,000,000 for the purpose of moving the mails |tace at Geneva, Aug. 6. at the samo time sen@telegraphic ap- ae Famous Play pf Worthington Pump. 4814 shies or n Fea undertake the movement of | The Pasay ba Leptiig reaty by Major} peain to the Atoreay Generals of] (Continued From First Page) | Fed Min & 8m pt W] Weight Aero... 8% 8 Bt 123rd consecutive semiannual dividend has been declared at the rate t ‘cst a ice, ~ TN, y, % 4 sees 116) 2 . ividend, 590, Bien the rallroada ee" [utes Lioute, Chastten F. toad and | Now semeys Massachusetts, Connect Fisk Rabber so.) IB a of FOUR PER CENT per annum on all deposits entitled thereto, Practically ail trains carry matt or{William E. Connelly. The 80.000] mont and Delaware to co-operate. [Could be lifted and dropped not nearer | Freeport Texas .. 214 LIBERTY BONDS payable on and after July 17, 1923. Dividends on a quarterly basis are engaged in interstate commerce, [cubic feet capacity balloon which the sean ee ais ° the hole, without penalty. Gen Asphalt 8% Liberty 81-28 opened, 100.30, after July 1, 1922. Quick service! Convenient hours! Deposits made fo that the statutes practically make|army used to win the national balloon| DYNAMITE, BLAST High aoreabrevilied’ eMOMEIbELGE Cae noe te 102; Ist 41-48, 100.26, off .06; on or before July 1a, ifleft until October rst, will draw interest for the it unlawful for any one to wreck afrace for the past two years is being t enctat Molec. 4am 100.08, up .02; 3d, 100.12, off .0 uarter. Open ] om 40 A.M. to 8 p,m. Other days from rm train or otherwise hinder its progress |taken to Switzerland by the team. IN FRICK STABLES| 21! bys to finish nine Boles. High ree es aon +1 |100.26, up .02; Victory, 41-48, 100.60, nls tos Cee 1 Knute 12 te Holida apo ted. from State to State. Strikebreakers,{ The army team will reach Geneva shot balis plunged on to the fairways] Goodrich pt ..... 88% MH off .02. 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. y' y8 except * therefore, will have better protection] July 27 and begin at once studyin, can and greens like a ton of lead on the] Great North pf.. 8044 + FORE HANGE than is usually the case, but the Fed-] weather data yey the race. The om-| tate Police Sent to Plant of, etiosuree AN NAGE Gt Nor Ore. ctv. 40 if OMe aes terling, conta Meneyite Loanlon, f2e and Mortgage eral Government {s powerloss to pro-| cers take with them elaborate statis-| Coke Company; Skua- ; Cult State steely Fat + : i ae S Bank! vats Following are some of the scores at|Giidden Ol! ..... 16% + 4.44.8-16; cables, 4.449-16, up 3-16 Put Your Savings in a Savings Ban! ; tect the strikebreakers from harm | tics especially prepared by the United Shon ance. Syench ffines, damend) 0064 Bs BERRA? when once they leavo their trains] states Weather Bureau. 18 holes. Havershaw Elec. 1% “ F Hendee ...esce06. 28% +4 bles, .0809, up .0019. Italian lire, d ater pts Srork: | [ine prategiion, + UNIONTOWN, Pa., July 11.—State] Gordon Wright, Evanston, 79; C.| Houston oO 7% - par TaBR LCE Ratlee: ery up ————— tee pol BANTON DENIES AID | police were, sent to-day to the Phillips] H. Perkins, Brantford, Canada, 79; [upp Motors 9: re 5 Belgian francs, demand, plant of the H. C. Frick Coke Com-| Ernest Martin, Los Angeles, 77; H. pany, where a heavy charge of dyna-|H, Gibson, Fort Leavenworth, Kan., mite was exploded in @he company|80; Albert McBride, Pittsburgh, 80; stables a few hours earlier. . So disturbed has the situation be- [Lol Scott, Rockford, 83; H.C. come that forces of State police ana| Walker, Muskegon, Mich., 75; George Generally speaking, the Govern- ment is preparing for the emergency on the expectation that history will repeat itself unless the leaders on both sides reach a prompt agreement or truce. The appointment of Marshals Hudson Motor,... 22% Indiahoma Refin. 4% Int Comb Eng ... 23% Indian Refining . 9 Inspiration Copper 40% Inter Cons Corp.. 1% IN $2,000,000 CASE Refuses to Lend Office to Assist in Collection by ; ie ee prt. ‘emann 00h up wna Nortu River Savines Ban ‘ Drachma, demand, alte 10820, unchanged. Swiss f Sal eer ever + ts] mand, .1918 1-2; cables, .1915 1- 31 West 34th Street, } igond 128) = Guildera: demands, -.s6i) has declared a dividend at the rate of Inter Cons pf. Bh + % tm the past hus “meant in the end Investors. Deputy Sheriffs in the county have|M. Christ, Rochester, N. Y., 72; {Inter Mer Marine 18% f+ igi aBleme: 2 FORD, OFF CORR, FOUR PER CENT. } ordering eral troops to] District Attorney Banton dented to-| been Increased. 3 f Inter Mer Mar pt 10% +16 soe " trouble zones. State militia s already| day that he had profilsed any as.| Fayette County feeling grew tense ebby Yonee, Atlsnias 18 eee Intor Kickel ..... 17% tbr ag! Pvotie kroner nae Ee per annum payable on and after July 17th, 1922 |; on duty in five States and Federal aistance to Philip R. Davis, a Chi-| to-day with the death of Alex Koosky, | Memphis, 70; Al Watrous, Bedford, | ey ee Sang TR aes seer: ccablem;. 1648, une made on of before July Gn and after October 1, 1gee | troops would be sent if the Gover with| miner, wounded In u fight with Dep-|Mich., 78; John Cowan, Watertown, | jon Products... 31% date Gs > Mf ehanged, Denmark kroney, deman ae, On ee Tee eee en ee ee AS od reall airgeveng reclaiming $7,000,000) uty Sheriffs at ‘Tent Colony, n Ben Lords, Glens Falls, | tsiand oi 4 2155; cables, .2260, unchanged : : = i fe 0) larion, Suni ‘ v : Geno 8: t jondaye, M72. M. Seti 10 A.M, to shals encounter resitansce, Federal lay night, when|N, Y.@76; Gene Sarazen, Pittsburgh, | J me Mopdary, 10 A. M. 0 3 TM. Saturday, 10 lost by about 3,000 Western investors | two others were killed. Kansas City So. Kan City 80 pf. Kansas & Gulf... Kelly-Springtiold 74; John G. Anderson, Siwanoy, N. Y., 77; Frank A. Godehaux jr., clared they had reported the shooting |New Orleans, 76; Frank McNamara, ESCAPES FROM COURT DESPITE WOODEN LEG Prada George I. Connett, Sec'y and Tre: of States ask for them, as the oc-| pected of bucketing. j to Washington with a request : { casion would then be supporting Fed-| “I told Mr. Davis distinctly," sald] prompt inyestigation. £3 OF PION Pie Te eer e acne Loe ee Through Window Put Your Savings in a eral officers in thelr enforcement of{ Mr. Banton, “that I would not lend} govictions continue, some sixty-Avel NE W/SBOY SEIZED pepellnyne all Porsaitt. Savings Bank : the lawn of the United Btates Gov-| (8 oe onisade, If Air. Davia or any.| families, according to the authorities ae rhe Staten Island police have sent|] QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS |/' "THE WORLD : body else has evidence of crime, thac} belns turned out every day, The ult-| AS DRUG PEDDLER cack ste . pect ciaraiee these Cr: . edo Gas Metropotitan Savines BANK it would be}|matum that all strikers must move out of company houses will become effective to-morrow. If carried out, is another matter, and my oy consider the evidence and act on Tt."’ ake EB & W : man, twenty-four, of No. 191 Granite LE & W opt.. Street, Elm Park, 8. 1, who plunged session Loy Rie COP CAPTURES TWO Harlem Offi Trapped in Cafe by Keepers AFTER BURGLAR Sy aeeeabilt ¢ : Stet : oe eae Bf Who. olen tad a ¥) ACCUSED OF TAKING | “weer Zedinck,fouricen, was shot of i ner iggett eM B.. leet Gatanth rar on eee settriperaerny Now Located at Thirty Suits of Clothes in in the neck and his father, John Zeu- * PEGGY JOYCE'S $2,000 Former Bank Teller Gives Bail on Charge of Jug- gling Deposit. back, bd benian while resisting the} John Dalton, allas ‘Blackjack’ removal their possessions from a Rouse at the Crucible Stes! Company | Dalton, of No. 241 Dumeld Street, mine last night, the authorities have been notified. The boy was sald to be in a dangerous condition, ——_—_>___ a had been held for trial. Interest for ber annum on Lyman, despite a wooden leg, landed} | Three gmonths alt qums from 2092 7th Vv safely on the lawn and may od his ‘4 A getaway, while court attaches, police-|] ii, el ry N 125th 8 men, lawyers and clerks tried to catch Deposit er nn him. Magistrate Fetherstone had or- Interest from July 1. BUILDE Richmond County Jail on charges of Robert D. Andrews, France H, Moffet, fighting with Max Covinsky, a iielgh- President. Secretary. Bundles Dropped by Fugitives. ‘Two men with bundles crept from the building at No. 128 Bleecker Street early this morning as patrol- McIntyre PM. Mackay Co .. Mallinsop & Co Man Elevated Marland gil nloson Al | | | Brooklyn, who conducts a newsstand at Hudson Avenue and Fulton Street, was to be arraigned to-day before United States Commissioner MeGold- j } man Vance of the Mercer Street Sta- Beg earl ral 0 wer Oe ELEPHANTS HELP rick on charges of selling narcotics. | Maxwell Motors A tor, of 142 Granite Street “. jax wel jot . = == —— = — — i tion was approaching. They dropped] politan Trust Company, No. 746 Fitth CLEAR UP WRECK| Following complaints that cocaine} seriean Tet... 103% SS BOOT SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATIO the bundles and ran. Vance threw]Avenue, last December, when $2,000 ew and morphine was being smuggled to|Miamt Copper... 2045 FLAPLE: aren Middle States Oil. 14 Midvale Stee! .... 85% Minn & St Luots., 1% Mo Kanaas & Tex 12% his nightstick at one, striking him, tolesig to Pesey verse sayecesiouse ver : ly disappeared, was arraigned to-day pointed his revolver ¢t the other, and |,” enh anne ee ie the Court thus bagged two prisoners, Then he}of General Sessions. He disappeared inmates of the New York County Penitentiary on Blackwell's Island, Head Keeper Sheohan intercepted @ OF RUSSIAN TYPE Cireus Cars Wrecked, They FLAPPERS’ LATEST Raid Cornfields, Then +++ 141 4+eet44 The made them shoulder the bundles Go to Work. Mo Kan & TW 18] “4 and|two months ago and surrendered to- letter from Dalton offering to supply | Mo K & T pt WI 40% i Cireled Rubber Chosen marched tham off to the station. day. MASON CITY, Iowa, July 11,—[cocaine through orderiies, it t8| Mo Pacific |... 22 i Fur-Cir agate ds Investigation showed that the cloth- |, Preparation ror a wip to Kuro tgeven elephants of the Hilgenbeck- | allered, lb on ba * to Replace Goloshes- ( FIFTEEN PARK ROW (cround rioor), NEW YORK, tag factory of Belmont & Slutt had}iank with $14,000 to be deposited to] Wallace circus escaped from their] Sheehan and Thomas Haggerty, one |National Acme. 18 + Heels to Be Higher. ounces its 67th cash dividend at its usual an- been entered by the forcing of a rear}her credit. Bosanko credited herjcars when the circus train and an-|of his assistants, made an appoint- window. The bundles contained thirty | with $14,000 in her bank book, but/other crashed at Plymouth Junction] ment to meet Dalton last night at a suits of clothes. Also the prisoners|she learned on her return to New|early to-day. Fulton Street cafe und there, Sheehan had $45 which the police charge had|York that she had been credited with] ,Two passenger cars left the rails] alleges, he paid Duiton $50 for mor- National Conduit. 25% at En @ Sta... 54% 58% tonal Lead .. 103 101%y tdpt 5 6 nsol WH 18% 18g BOSTON, July 11 f nual rate of 444% on Saving Share accounts to A flopless, flapless, squeak d $5000, nd 5% with an extra dividend of 14 ss rubber boot, built along Rus of 1°7 on instalment and income share account: less rubber boot, along Rus BREA This Society, founded 1886, state supervised, been taken from an unlocked safe only $12,000 on the books of the bank.Jand doors of the circus cars were] phine ue %4] sian Unes with a circle of fur prudently managed, is helping thousands to ‘The prisoners said they were Ralph] She called on the District Attorney | jarred open Dalton, who has only one leg, be- tara ne ey +14) around the top, was chosen at independence and to homes. Savings by mail. Moceiola, twenty-three, No. 64]and Bosanko was indicted. After roaming the cornfields for an} came suspicious and summoned COM-| Norfolk & Weat - 110% 110 v . the National Shoe Style Show to- 1 ‘oney carns (rom July 1, if saved on or before July | ‘Thompson Street, and Charles Palan-| Bosanko pleaded not guilty. Bati{hour or so, all the elephants were} federates, who attacked Hageerty-|Nortnh American . 66% 64 + | day to replace golosifs. . 414 AND Open Eves, (except Sat.) to 7 till July 13. tonto, thirty, No. 54 Thompson Street. |was fixed at $5,000 and he furnished| rounded up by their keepers and put} He fired @ revolver und patrolmen| North Amer pt .. 43% 42% * a Heels next season on women's ; AND SOM {he police said each had a crimiga|it. His home is at No. 94 Webster] to practical use in replacing the de-|seized Dalton, whose companions +] snoee “win be higher, at was | E “AZAR SAVI NG - FE E ralled cars. decreed, () TIMES MOR record, Avenue, Port Washington, L. I, ( —