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The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
PROPOSED HIGHWAY
BOON TO FARMERS
Funds for Its Construction
to Be Solicited.

Steps were taken at a meeting last
night of the good roads committee of the
Chamber of Commerce to enter upon a
campaign which promises to insure good
results N the, matter of constructing a
highway from this city to Leesburs. Va.
Claude Mile, chairman of the commit
tee, said the farmers along the contem-
plated new, highway are prosperous and
are using Iautomobiles. He argued the
new road would benefit the farmers,
the land owners, and the Automobiles
and enhance the value of real estate
Robert n. Harper said the United
States government should assist IN build
ing the road. as 1t would be used by the
rural free delivery carriers, thereby ben
efiting the postal sevice.
Mr.. Harper said the distance between
Washington and Leesburg by the present
road is about forty-six miles. whereas
the new road would reduce It to twenty
eight miles.
The proposed new road is to cos. ap-
proximately $4,000. Of which about $4,000
has already been raised. 1t Will start at
the south end of Chain Bridge. go through
Langley to Elsins, Drainesvtlle. and Lees
burg, and require LOO cubic yards of rock
for every miie.
E. W. Linn, OF Langley, Va, spoke in
favor of the movement, and said the man
who would materially assist in the COM
struction OF this road is a much better
patriot than the man who shouldered a
gun for three months and asked for a
pension for thirty years.
Upon motion, Chairman Miller appoint
ed a committee, consisting of Floyd Tav-
enner and E. w. Linn, with the power to
solicit funds in Washington, Georgetown,
and along the proposed line for the con-
struction of the road.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21

New York, July o-The stock market
to-day was moving in new ground. The
previous high average of yailroad stocks
for the year have been passed. and un-
expectedly encountered an open break
in the securities Of the Interborough-
Metropolitan Company. bringing forward
again the perplexities of the local trac-
ton situation
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, while weak in
the early trading because this company
was embraced in Mayor Gaynor's out
burst, advanced sharply little later on
the news of the vote IN favor Of the
company. only 70 sell on again and
close practically unchanged on the day
when It became known that the mayor
had expressed himself as determined to
contest the award.
The grain markets were stronger. with
corn advancing cents a bushel and
wheat and oats making smaller gains.
The weather map was good. again show
ing rains in the Northwest. and 1t is prob
able that the strength Of the grain mar
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
BAILEY DENoUNCES PACT.
Texas Senator Takes Up Fight for
Farmer Against Measure.

Senator Joseph w. Bailey, Of Texas.
addressed the Senate yesterday afternoon
in opposition TO Canadian reciprocity.
The Senator attacked President Taft for
his Indianapolis speech. He charged
that the President was guilty Of incon-
sistency in saying in one breath that the
market for farm products was made in
Liverpool, and in the very next sentence
referring to the control exercised>to keep
prices up by the tendency Of the country
to rush to cities and other manufacturing
renters.
Explaining the causes for prices, Mr.
Bailey admitted that the foreign demand
fixed prices II the production exceeded
the local demand. Referring to corn
prices. he said that the United States
produced Is per cent Of the corn Of the
world, more than 1t consumed
He asserted that the farm laborer
toiled longer hours for less pay than his
city brother and had fewer comforts of
life. The Canadian bill. he declared, was
drawn In the interests Of the "city folks"
and IN derogation of the rights of the
farmer.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July @.-EyE P0ULTRY-spring
chickens, large. lb.. 10; do. mail to medium.
h.. ID; old hens. heavy. H.. Isl do. small 10
medium ID, Il; old roosters. lb., 0; ducks young
white Pekins, fat. yer ID. u; do, young mrscoFy
and mongrei. II; do, puddle. large. IL; spring ducks
lbs and per H.. l4Gl5; pigeons. old. pair. 8
do, young %; guinea fowl 2.
BUTTER-Creameu fancy. Per h.. Ea5isc; do.
choice per b. z3a2i: do. good. per H.. 2ia22; do.
imitation per h.. lsa2D; do. print, per H. As27
do. blocks. 23aB; ladle. h. Hals: Maryland and
Pennsylvania roIls per h. l6al7 Ohio rolls per h.
sis; West Virginia rolls per h. lsls; torepacked.
H., lsM: Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania
sairy prints per ID. ls; process buttsr lb. isa2ik
EGGS-Mayiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby
nr,ss, loss Of, II; Eastern Shore. Maryland, and
Virginia los or n: Western 1rsts Ohio. loss OF.
Y; West Virginia hrsts II: Southern North Caro-
iina. los on. 1eal6iz: guinea. p<T dcE. sas
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut.. Commander A BRONSON. Jr.. detached
duty Montana; to home and wait orders,
Lieut. L. COKE. detached duty Salem; to home
and wait orders
Lieut. tiunior grade) W. B. DECKER. TO duty
navigator Salem
Ensign H ALLEN. to Naval Hospital, Washing
ton d. c., for treatment.
Ensign J. A. MONROE. detached duty Wheeling; to
duty Ohio.
duty Salem
Ensign C. II. SToER. detached duty Elcano; to
home.
Midshipman R. s. FAY. detached duty Kansas: to
duty Wheeling
Midshipman R. H. BENNETT. detached duty
Kansus; to duty Salem.
Surg. A. r. ALFRED. to duty navy yard. Nor
folk. Va
Surg r. n. KENNEDY. to duty Many Medical
School. Washington. D. C.
Surg. 8. s. RoDMAN. orders Of Nay .. fsl. 70
Hnked.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July D.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 2% per cent; highest,
~: lowest, "a; closing at ~ per cent. Most
Of the days loans were made at 2S per cent
Time money was practically unchanged The DIFF
ference Of opinion to prices detracted from the
volume Of business. Considerable money was TO be
had at about u per cent above what borrowers
were willing to pay. Rates. 21a2E per cent for
sixty days per cent for ninety days, 3a5k per
cent for four months, 31<a5a per cent for five
months. 3Aa31 per cent for SIX months
Commercial paper is slightly frmer and moving
q little more freely. 1t Is quoted at iaik per cent
for the best
London discounts 1915 PER cent; unchanged
Paris discounts. ~ per cent; unchanged. Berlin
discounts, N per cent; urcharged
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

Capt T. NJ. CLINTON. seventeen days leave.
Capt R. o. UNDERWOOD. twenty days leave
Lieut.. Col. 7. r. KANE. two months sick leave.
First Lieut. p. A. CAPRoN and Second Lieut.. c.
W. ALGER, detached marine bauacks Mare
Island. to marine barracks. Philadelphia.
Second Lieut. WILBUR THING. eighteen dayv
Second Lieut.. ARCHIBALD YOUNG. detached
headquarters u. s. NJ. c.; to Marine ofacers.
School, Port Royal.
CAPT. A. J. oILEARY. to marine bar.cks Mare
Capt c. T. wrsrcorr. Jr.. detached marin. bar.
IsctS Mare Island. to marine barrscks. Nov
rlrt lieut.. >. A. RossELI, s~sny-on. d.,s'
Second Lieuts J, L. DoxEY. ]. 4. GRAY. and
A. N. JONES. detached headquarters q. n.
c.; to Marine of1cers' School. Porr Royal.
CoL L w. +. WALLER, detached marine bar.
racks. Norfolk. August 10, to command marine
b4rAcks. Marc Island.
Col RANDOLPH DIcKINs. detached marine bar
~<1aeks Marc island. August 3, to Philippine
Ilanda, to command brigade.
Flint Lieut.. W. =. BEyAN. to marine baracks.
seSosd Lieut. 4. &. HErv1EY. detached marine
tarrscAs rast Sound. 70 marine bsncks
Second Lieut.. X w wEzrzELI. detached marine
beuacks. PhiiadeiTfda to marine bsrrackH
Pugee Sound.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

baltimore. July m.-wHEAr-stock In elevators.
81 - bushels: shirmeuts frou elevators. - ,a2
busheiss choio southern wheat !, coming In fos
der coutrcl from dsy to day. Sales Of cargoes 90
grade At ~ for No, 8 red. ssk for No. red,
~ for special bin steamer No. nj. IN for
stock steamer No. red, 7ok for spcciai bin ~
jectcd. ~ for stock rejected. and fsA per- drier
rvjected. Bag lots by nmplc. a 10 quality and
cundifion brought r. n o. @, o, q. Is. s5h. g,
and sG,s p<s bushel. ForeiEn msrkefs were kmkf.
nents from saeystors s.ost bushels There h scod
demand foe choirs Southern curn. but the snaair
ness Of daily offering check. buxihc<z- Track yci
low corn for dou>stc delivery - u per hlzsei fog
cnr lots on spot Thcre u fair tpbine demand
sor cob cnru. and ths market rules sl<ady On .
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
COTTON MARKET.

ouotatioos furnished by W. B. Hibhs %. pem-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing
New York. July D.-The cotton mark,t was sub
jected to further drastic liquidation to-day. July
and August Of the old crop months appears to have
been abandoned by the bulls July sold at II cents
and August At l2ss during the course Of the days
trading. This represents loss OF about SIS bale
in contract values from the highest level secured
previously for these options The entire list Of new
crop months also declined to new low levels
Crop estimates now being made at figures that
q month ago would have sounded ridiculous crop
Of 100 900 bales Is couhdently looked for by the
average observer. and every Southern cotton Stats
Is counted to exceed last years total from to
3 per cent Suggestions that tho next six weeks
might witness serious injury arc not taksn seri-
ously and the market Is reflected In these opin-
iona Prominent bulls beliered 70 have sold out
their holdings and in some cases 70 have gone
shot Of the market, the bulk cf long contracts be-
ing held b. spinners. or for sptnner account,
through the larger spot firms
Liverpool futures closed steady at two points de-
cline 70 one point advance. Manchester cabled
yarns in moderate demand; cloths. fair business.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
TAFT IS KEPT BUSY.
Will Send Controller Bay Papers q
Congress To-day.

VIII Sehu controller nay PapeE8 10
Congress To-day.
The Controller Bay case took UP the
entire time of President Taft yesterday.
He did not come over to the Executive
offices at all, but remained in his library,
where. with Secretary Hilles. he worked
upon the statement which he will make
to Congress in submitting the papers re-
lating to the removal Of shore line lana
along Controller Bay (, m the Chugach
national forest reserve
Secretary Fisher ierred with the
President. and Solic.Sof McCabe brought
to him the record of the Forestry Bu-
reau in the case. 1t is expected that the
material will be in shape for submits
sion to Congress to-day. A map has
been prepared showing the land avail
able for terminal sites along the bay
and the depths Of the channel.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway & Electric Is. 81, 900 at S.
q!oOo at IS. loo at IS.
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat IS, $500 at los
Washington Railway & Electric pfd 30 at 80.
Washington Gss, Is at ST., Is at s7S, 8 at STA
Is at 67A-
Merzsnthaler. 10 1t 225%, at 225A, S at 225N.
American Telephone and Telegraph Rights, :
at 6S
Arlington Insurance, Is at 81.
After call-Capital Traction. Is at lzs Is at l2s.
at l2sh
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.. at soh.
Following prices were posted yesterday:
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
STEEL HEARING RESUMED.
Commissioner Smith Tells of Report
by Bureau of Corporations.

After recess Of several weeks. the
Stanley steel committee yesterday re-
sumed its public hearings, with Herber.
Knox Smith, Commissioner of Corpora
tions, on the stand. He answered at the
outset few questions as to the organi-
ration of the Bureau Of Corporations.
Commissioner Smith said the first in
quiry into the affairs os the Steel Corpo-
ration was begun about 1906. The bureau
has q pay roll Of $4,000 a year for spe-
cial agents and $4,000 for statutory offices.
Referring to his recent report Of sixty
printed pages on the steel industry, he
said 1t was digest or summary of part /
Of a report not yet printed.
Chairman Stanley wanted to be in
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave OF absencs for one month is granted First
Lieut. JOE r. BRABSON, Second Field Ar
tillery.
Fnt Lieut. z ALEXIS JEUNET Thirteenth
Infantry. Is relieved from duty with Company
d, Signal Corps. and will join his company.
So much Of special orders relates to Capt HAL
SEY E. YATES. infantry. is revoked.
First Lieut. POLK d. BROWN Medical Reserve
Corps Is honorably discharged.
CAPT WILLIAM l. DE SOMBRE, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, Is relieved from assignment to the
1l3th Company, Coast Artillery Corps and Is
placed on the unassigned List.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. July D-wHEAr-Hisher; fair bust
ness No. Northern spring. to arrive. q b..
Losx; No. red. new. Z. o b.. ~: new No. hard.
I. o b, "a; No. maearoni T. o. b, ss&: No. I
Manitoba, (. o. b.. 1ofk- Exporters took "a loads.
including old No. red. and Manitoba also sold to
shippers 100 900 bushels new No. red. TO arrive,
at 8akssoii. c. l. Z Nov York
-CoRN-Higher; slow business. steAmsr. %; ex-
port basis; No. z Z. o. b.. 70; No. ELEVATOR. Do
nestle, TlK.a Exporters took nothing.
MILLFEED-Fim moderate business Spring
bran. 500; standard middlinss. 8.B: Western red
dcs. soo; winter wheat bran. In loeIb sachs. 70
arrive. zsD: cisy bran. In bulk, AM
OATs-Ffm; moderate dcaiirgs. No, white
20; No. white g. standards. ~. elevator bazis;
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21

foSmed about the facts upon which COM
missioner Smith based his opinion that
the controlling motive for the creation
Of the steel trust was to regulate COM
petition. Mr. Smith said that data would
appear in his full report and he was not
authorized to disclose 1t in advance
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Ayiators Await Start.

London, July 20.-Aviators representing
seven nations are gathered to-day at the
aerodrome in Brooklands for the great
race that will start Saturday for a prize
of $4,000 offered by the London Daily
Mail. The contest will take the con-
testants to Edinburgh and return.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Laborers Are Robbed.

Janesville. Wis, July 2O.-Three hun
dred Italian laborers on the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, at South James,
Vile, were. held up and robbed of $1,000
to-day by four men.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
TOLD In PARAGRAPHS

Buffalo. N. Oak, July 2o.-Train No. 2
en the Northern Pacific Railroad was
held up by three masked robbers near
here last night The robbers secured
about $500 in cash.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
FINANCEAND REALTY

The local market was listless at yes
terday's meeting of the Stock Exchange
Gas stock showed about as much activ-
ity as any other issue, although Mergen-
thaler figured well in the sales list. The
trading was diversified, such as 1t was,
bank stock being about the only COM
modify not mentioned.
Washington Railway Quiet.
Washington Railway stock, which has
occupied the center of the stage for some
time at the sessions of the Washington
exchange, was quiet but strong yester-
day. Common stock did not figure in the
trading at all. although II retained its
strength during call. the bid being 43 Is
as opposed to constrained offerings at
43 3-S. Preferred stock also held strongly
at 90. at which level one block OF thirty
shares was sold during the call After
call fractional sale was made at 9o1k.
Offerings were not free in either pre-
ferged or common stock.
In the Bond List.
Railway As and Steamboat IS were the
only bond issues 10 figure in the trading
The former sold $4,000 worth. universally
at IS. Steamboat bonds sold at face
value of $500 at 1o5. an advance Of Is
over the best price obtained Wednesday.
Gns Leads Stoclks.
With an advance Of Is OF a point to
81 3-8, Washington Gas~led the stock
list. Four quotation lots changed hands.
the first selling at 81 IA. and the rest
going at the advanced price.
Other Transactions.
Mergenthaler. always strong and popu-
lar, figured to Nthe extent Of twenty
shares which sold at 225 SIS in three
patches. American Telephone and Tele-
graph rights, which has been quiescent
for some time. sold five shares at s 5-S
and one block Of twenty-five Arlington
Insurance. went at 81. Two lots OF Cap
ital Traction sold at rs, and a fractional
sale bettered the price IA.
Open Bids Next Week.
The Columbus Memorial Commission
will open bids for the foundation work
on the memorial to be erected on the
Union Station Plaza some time next
week. The day will be decided on later,
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs q Co.
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. aibbs
Building.
Chicago, July m-wheat active at gains Of IVA
~ July, ssxas5zs; September. SIS; December.
sltsaelk; May, 6E.
Corn st.ads. July. sJ,4; September. s4x; Decem-
bef. 81; May. 6as6ih -
s3ss; December, ~; MAY, 4sh.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
FIRE CAUSES $1,5oo DAMAGE.
Gasoline Stove ExpIodes in Home of
Mrs. McDevitt.

Mrs. McDevitt.
The explosion of a gasoline stove at
the home of clarence McDevitt. 314 Ninth
street southwest, caused $500 damage
by fire to the dwellings OF Mr.. McDevitt.
Mrs. Clara Newman, of 316 Ninth street,
and Emil wenzel. of s1s Ninth street.
While Mrs. McDevitt was preparing
food the stove exploded, and although
she escaped unhurt, the flames quickly
spread to the adjoining residences. Fire
Marshal Nicholson estimated the loss at
81, 900 TO the buildings and $500 to furni-
ture
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Aviator Fatally Hurt.

Berlin, July 2o.-Aviator Heinke, flying
at Cannstatt, in Wurttemberg, fell with
his machine 500 feet to-day. He probably
will die.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
King Views Parade,

Edinburgh, July 2o.-King George to-
day reviewed a parade of veterans, boy
scouts, and boy cadets, numbering eleven
thousand.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
NEW YORK 1zV3 rock.

day beeres were nomiu4 pfssred bscl
quiet a. saio Per III for M1|111 &0n Actiss and
dun and unclaimed. M U1a {1eb p,d. Viz.
gnia and Indiana caivc1 ~ - 4coa&0 pes 100
lba- Ctr dressed seals Il ~ t<.
SHEEP AND LAMB4 11ID zsosed lambs,
losl6 loNsr. st Aoo1f4; - =
-Fominally - +. . ) 81
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Cabinet Plant Burns.

Chicago. July 2o.-Fire to-day damaged
the plant Of the Churchill Cabinet Com
pany to the extent of 100000
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
BOOMERANG IN THE
WILEY CHARGES
Claimed Doped Food Men
Are Behind the Crusade.
DIR. RUsBY's PAY A FEATURE

Hinted That the Remsen Board May
Be Ousted and That Secretary
Wilson May Find II Convenient to
Resign His Onice-Ex-Preddent
Roosevelt May Have Been Misled.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Five Trainmen Die.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 2o.-Five trainmen
were killed and one badly injured In the
wreck OF fast freight on the Pittsburg
and Western division of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Bryant station last
night
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Baseball Victim Dies!

Philadelphia, July 2o.-William H1bbs
sixteen years old, died to-day from a
fractured skull received while playing
baseball yesterday
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
EmpIoyes Hold Ont.

Richmond, Va, July 2o-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad management
has failed to come to an agreement with
its employees.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotaticas furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs q o..
members Of ths Nex York 6toct Exchangs. Hib6a
P,,;ldins
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21

lArssa. Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21

SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
,a.. n,,.~. oAL b;rb O1. lorr l1L II
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
Other Transactions.
Open Bids Next Week.

The Columbus Memorial Commission
will open bids for the foundation work
on the memorial to be erected on the
Union Station Plaza some time next
week The day will be decided on later,
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY w. b Hibbs q Co,
.nbers Of the New York stock Exchanee. Hfbbs
lfldino Hid Asked
The Washington herald., 1911-07-21
In the Bond List.
Gns Leads Stocks.

With an advance Of Is OF a point to
81 3-s, Washington Gas~led the stock
list. Four quotation lots changed hands.
the first selling at 81 IA. and the rest
going at the advanced price.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-17

to the charge of petit endorsement
and was sentenced to pay a hne OF
s35 and costs or serve four months.
Forbes also pleaded guilty to charge
Of assault and battery. On this
charge he was sentenced to pay nne
OF SIS and costs or serve thirty days,
the sentence in this case to begin at
the expiration of the sentence in the
first case.
Carrie webster, colored, was charged
with selling LIQUOR without dicense.
She pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to pay the costs or serve three months
in the county Jail. Imposition Of SEN
tence was suspended.
One Of the most interesting cases
set for trial Monday is that Of Allen
King. colored, who is charged with
larceny. King is alleged to have
stolen a large quantity OF valuable
brass fixtures from the L. g. n. rail-
road shops, where he was formerly
employed He was arrested by the
city authorities and was later turn
cd ever to the county by the city re-
corder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-17
ARTIST NOT TO
Be PROSECUTED
EDWARD TRUMBULL SMITH, WHO
RECENTLY MARRIED KATHA-
RINE DREIER, is 5IeAMIsT BUT
RELATIVES OF GIRL WILL BE
SATISFIED WITH ANNULMgNT
OF MARRIAGE.
Special to The journal

New York, Sept 16.-Through the
neglect of Scotland Yard to hunt up
the first wife of Edward Trumbull
Smith, the artist, who recently mar
ried Katharine Dreier, a society girl
of this city, his prosecution on a
charge of bfgamy it is expected viii
be dropped. The family of the young
woman are opposed to the institution
OF criminal proceedings against the
young man and have refused to CO.
operate with the authorities IN their
expressed disposition to bring the case
to the attention Of the grand jury At
an early date Miss Dreier will apply
to the civil courts for an annulment of
the marriage and when that relief had
been granted will be content to let the
case rest where it is.
A horror OF the unpleasant noto-
riety that would be sure to attend a
criminal trial of the artist is said to
be responsible for the unwillingness
of the bride and her family to Join
the District Attorney in bringing him
to the bar to answer for his indis-
erection. With the nope that the case
might be prosecuted independent of
the testimony of Miss Dreier, a re-
quest to hunt up Trumbull- Smiths
first wife in London, was communi-
Gated to Scotland Yard several weeks
ago but to-date nothing has been
heard from that quarter concerning
the matter. Wife No. l is said to be
living near that city and is believed
to be still there, unless Miss Dreier,
who hurried to London on discovering
that the artist had an undivorced wife
in the British capitol, has induced her
to go into seclusion. If the latter can
be prevailed to come here to testify
to her marriage, the authorities will
bear all her expenses back and forth
In the event of her failure, the Dis
trict Attorney says he will endeavor
to get q certified copy of the English
records Of the first marriage and try
to induce the clergyman who officiated
to come over. In this way the mar
riage may be legally proved without
the help of the principals and it may
be possible to establish a case against
the artist that will warrant a jury
in bringing ia a verdict against him.
But the difficulties that have to date
been interposed by the Dreier family
and the influences exerted to circum-
vent the authorities In their an
nounced plans to push the case against
the artist, strengthens the impression,
that ultimately nothing will be done
in a criminal way at all and that
whatever atonement will be exacted
of him will be supplied by the civil
courts with his suppliant acquies-
cence.