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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-18

only to be able to establish integrity.
! will make an effort to quote itenIzed
accounts as you suggest, and trust that
an element that showed up at the Chi
cago meeting will not be made ma
auditing board. Your own speech at
THAT time was to~the point
Palmer Does Wen.
''We have had an interesting time.
! Palmer Is before the committee on
his third day today. He is doing we'll
ii. T. entertained them In New York
with, as ! learned. good effect The
Hardwick committee report will reach
! over until December, and be less
harmful than l had hoped.
"Bristow insists that he will get
I'm his sugar amendment, of course,
to end with the veto OF the executive,
but l don't forget that only four
months remain to the session. when
something will be doing in earnest.
IL have had some very encouraging in
terviews as to next winter, but the
issue promises to be warmly contest
led. Senators like Borah assume that
they want to be shown. He used those
words to me this morning. l hope
to leave here on or by tho 18th.
| (Signed) Truly,
AARON COVE"
| Nephew OF Senator Clark,
The beet sugar men complained
THAT the seizure ofathe letters in their
| offices constituted an invasion of their
private rights. Mr.. Hamlin, however.
contended that he had nothing to
conceal. He consulted Senator Clark,
of Wyoming, his uncle. as to the ad-
visibility or hiring counsel, and be-
ginning a legal fight for the protection
OF the correspondence. but the latter
! .i.<is. Lot h1 foIr tsz
course. The deputy sergeant-at-arms
who entered the beet sugar people s
office here was armed with a sub
poena duces tecum, and he promptly
swept. into his pocket all tho letters
he could find.
| The letters were read one by one
into the record. Senator Reed acting
as committee mouthpiece until his
voice failed. and then Senator Walsh
took up the task.
Woulds Buy Inter Ocean.
! A valuable bit OF Information ad-
duced came in the form of the car
bon copy ora letter from Mr.. Hamlin
to the secretary Of the Spreckels Sugar
company, OF San Francisco. The let
ter laid before Mr.. Spreckles plan
for tho purchase by tho individual
members Of tho United States beet
I
Guiding a guarantee of policy OF the
| Chicago Inter-ocean.
George w. Hinman, who had par
tial control Of tho paper. had laid
before G. b. Warren. PRECEDENT OF
the Michigan Sugar company. the
plan of purchasing from the YerkeF
estate 100000 In bonds of the Inter.
Ocean company.
A letter from Hamlin to Warren
gave details OF the plan OF purcha Sc,
ard proposed control which was
ga oorate.
Another letter read into evidence
was from G. S. Maury, president OF
the Great Western Sugar company OF
| Denver, to Thomas r. Cutler, gen
eral manager OF the Utah-10e no Sugar
company. In this, letter reference Is
made TO criticism by Carr1an Smith,
of the Say City Sugar Refinery. over
the selection OF thurman g. Palmer
as Legislative agent OF Washington
Also the letter indicates that sug-
eestion was being considered OF re-
tanning former Senator Flint. of Cali
fornia. or former Senator Teller, OF
f(TfuruHD
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Markst Ciosins--ln the last half hour
the rise In NeEHavsn ives checked and
reaction brought the price down 10 q.
rieinG at the close 70 q IL. . gain Of
: points for the day. Missouri Pacific
closed q =. up ~: Utah Copper at - 81.
up 80. bot most Of the i.st sAsed Off
and closed with net losses. Canadian
Pacific lost 8 IS points to ~ 30 and
Lehish Valley lost Q points to 10 "a.
but most aA the changes In the genera,
!ist were less than point below Fridays
close. Union Pacific closed at iS %.
down -. and steel at % l-2 was off 81.
closing quist anA steady. Total sales,
1880 shares.
Opening was quiet and somewhat
sasier tendency prevailed all around.
Traders were bearish. and many OF them
showed inclination to work for reaction
on the ground that prices had been put
up on rumors Of uncertain origin re-
| garding settlement Of antitrust suits.
Canadian Pacific vas weak, opening at
2os,s on ~ points. and losing a further
| fraction on next few sales.
First sale OF Steel WAS at %. q decline
OF IL. which vas Increased 20 Ia at end
OF few minutes. Reading opened Is
| down. and 40 did Union Pacific. both
these stocks suffering loss Of further
| fractions on succeeding transactions.
Uncertainty was shown in early par,
OF frst hour. trading was hight, with
dealings confined to "a few stocks. and
the tone was rather heavy.
! Except for rise OF 3 IA point in New
Haven from the early low. there was 1T
tie OF Interest In market In frst hour.
Traders found. however. that the!
could sell stocks without difficulty. and
this fact seemed to impress them witt
the idea that they were the only sellers
After II o'clock prices sagsed OF aoou
I.2 point. except I.ehish Valley. Whic!
lost I IL points to 10 l.a and Reading
l l.. TO lss is. Reading at this pric'
has receded . 5.s from its high 81 Fri
dag Of Ill a.. Tho trading KEEP; withi'
narrow limits and prices SHOW ten
deney to recover.
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DESCRIPTION.

No sight 10 mSrc pies sant than
group of we'll dressed childrsn-snd vel
dressed does not nsce essariiy meAa e.
pensively drssasd. Coiors and mAts'
rlais. chosen with rexnrd to thsir SUIT
ability for the age Of the wearsr ana
the purpose for which the garment 10
Intended, add their importanes to the
design Itself. And designs for juveniles
nowadays are given - much care ana
special attention ss those for ths
mother and older sister. Needles 10
say. complicated styles are never salts
factory. but distinction IN style depends
moro upon few lines that are tos'
right than upon any other one thing
The result IL a graceful simplicity. with
modish touches introduced In the de-
tails which make the total effect aoso'
iutsiy de,ightful In IL youthful charn-
Characteristic OF this piaytlms 81 ~
year 10 this adorable little frock. whiol
instantly suggests soft. dainty fabric'
such as crepe de- Chine, silk null o.
China silk, A cluster OF hAnd.mad'
pastel roses appears TO hold the sxtr:
fuinSss OF the waist which centres q
this point. and a. the skirt rounds VI
to meet Il, the sfYsot 10 altogsthsr quit
dist!nctive Tiny rosss also dAinul,
coni,ne the fulness OF tho chiffon under
sleeve. while In delightful ooutrast boil
In color and trimming 10 the nsrroS
brown fur edEinG the short kinson
sleeve OF the waist. This ubiauitou
trimming Of sowus FOR grownups
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SEA SANTA WAS GOOD
TO TAGGED CHILDREN
ON THE Liner CEDRIC
Donald and. Ursula Beeson,
Crossing Ocean Alone, Had
Bointiful Christmas.

The two hApplsst passsneers on the
White stsr liner Cedric. which docked
late yesterday afternoon. we're Master
ponssA Beeson. six years old. and his
sister. UrsuiA. Sour years ola. children
Of John II. Bseson. night cisrk OF the
Manhattan Square Hotel. who nal
erosssa the ocean alone. They were met
By thsir pareots.
Brother end sistsr are prst<y blue eyed
children. and they became The ship's "a
vorsssa sswsA TO thsis sleeves aaa ~
over SeSar clothing we're tags eseriAs
ths,, nance, ages. dSstination. the nams
Of the ship and the words In care ei
the ship's et,eers."
The children on the ship had . cole
bYatieo Of their own in one corner 81
the cabin. There was . big frosted
cake and also . replica cake made oi
wood. First there came from the Mar
coni house . wireless message from
Neptune. who nashed: Il intended q
be present, but I was delayed BY fos
and ! an sorry I cannot attend"
Then Santa Claus opened With ksj
| . little door In the maks.bsiisvs cake
and two alarm clocks concealed undeI
the table went on.
with Q fork Santa Claus removed
from within the fake cake all sorts ol
Sits. There was . big Christmas din
ner. followed BY . dance, OH Christina,
| nighG
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RIDERS CATAPUlED
FROM BUGGY WHEN AXLE
BREAKSK HORSE BOLTS
Man Seriously Hurt, Skull Pos
sibly Broken, But Woman
Gets Mere Scratches.

Abraham Adcland, n Wholesale butcher
of No. i2S wilkins avenue and living
at No. i5S vycc avenue. with Miss
Pauline kess,er was thrown from a
busy and injured when The horse ran
away. The front axle broke while they
we're in Bronx Park, and the horse
dashed nadly down the main drive. The
girl was spilled nsar Bedford Parkway,
but Adeiand held OH TIL the Southern
Boulevard was reached, lie was funs
70 the street almost opposite the Foed.
ham Hospital.
Policeman Edward II. frusohsn Of the
MorrisanlA station wss coming Sut o.
the hospital. He made . run ~ w
horse, and notwithstanding that ~ hsa
on q heavy overcoa<. isapsd upoh IN
| animals back, With hk isft asu
| around the horses neck, ne ssinsd u
bit and turned the animal to the Surh
After hitchtnS him. the poilcsusAs wen
AFTER Adslsnd and carried hin Into IN
hospital. The hatcher hAd . bsA Sas
In the back Of HE head. was sufess!sa
from conGussio0 of ~ Asaia. eNA II
feared that his skull y teactarsd.
Miss Kssslsr Was Vesked W bv
woman In an elsotrss 1esuUhAm an
taken 10 the hospatsI. she bsoan
hystsr,csl ssA hasssa - - tshs
tsoe 1s teesses psenassS ~ Z
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cRARt tEST0N WINNERS.

p FIRST RACE - rhree.year.olds snl
upward; selling: six furlonES. steal
away. i0 tSumter). 80 10 I. 20 to and
10 to l, nrst. Moisant. III Nathan. !
to !. , to 1 and even, second: HenOt'c.
III Urrasch), q to I. to ! ana even.
third. Time-i.l7 is. Terra Blanco.
Auto Maid. Lady Orimar. Eaton. Judge
Monck. Question Mark. Bertis. Gaxnant.
and Theo Cook also ran.
SECOND RACE.-I'urse $50; two-year'
o,ds: ive and one-hRlf furlOnes-'Al1si
Qlsdys, los (Obsrt), \ to !, to and
10 10. hrst: bulgarian. is (Turner). 10 tt
I. 3 to I and even. second; Hare3ell. III
(McTaggart), y TO !, s 10 and to )
third. Time, 10. Trade Mark, Laura
Ruby Hy ans. SQuealer and Lady limo
csnce also ran.
THIRD RACE-'SelilnG; purse &s0o
three. year odds and upward: ax fur
longs Wiley. 100 tNesnder). 10 10 I,
to I and , to I. first; fiearthstone. IN
tDeronds). IL to I, to l AMI TO
second; Prsttier. III Turner. TO
8 to 8 and I 10 >, thlrd. Time. l.is By
| Iauv ious, Bat MasterSon. Daddy oir
John Marrs and Sylvestr!s also ran.
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.jUAREz ENTRIES.

Tne Juares entries for to-morrow's
races are as follows.
FIRsT RACE -Ssllips; tsoyesr-olds ~ fur'
bonus. .-~sH Luce. NJ; sfhsodorita. ZOO; Rsaui.
ian. Na; Paw. los; Chrssophins. i0a: 'Sos,~.
iH: ';lpsy lO's. i00; Lilhsn X. iO; Sv
SECOND RACE-sellinS: three-,ssr. .oids and
upwsr: une mile. .---'Retsnte. ~: 'Cpi. VI;
'Nisni, sI 'Msry Emily, s7; marie Coshsli.
Of: Jack iAssou. t03: Free Will iOY: Lord
Elan. i02: INitrh Rock. ~.
THIRD RACE--An ascS; pe'ibh handicap:
ssvsa tusionl,. .--OsApis. 81; Trsassassnt. -:
voisdsy Jr.. S6: Truly. iO2; Msnssch. i01: Iohp
Rsanioa, iiO. Miuorinso. ii?; ''Dorothy Dvsn.
iOs ''inauiry. iiS.
81. ". Fuller sntfy.
FOURTH RACE Two. s<sf OILS, The Texs,
V,a.asras "a euNAs,nA AsahAnh. rs: N.
Bailsy i0s: IAtts VIM. 10; ''Jsniei. ITO
'"iros-p soa, iis: Msnssns~~. III; Rsdnsth
iis
'.. 4. 4. Bscsnssn entry
TTTR RAtr. ssiiins; tlnee.year -o,da am
upwssd; five aud one-hsM fmicmO. -'Littl
birdie. N: 'fnu,rl Gin. 100; 1,ily Wonfsrh
10: sPt~r Gr,um. i0?; Visible. l0,. vsrnic
t,ns, i0S; ESa isAwck, iG6; iAtt,r Jane, iOs
'Onuar Lad lW bright S.oae, iO,; Rsms
iOs; tAsn,und Adsus. iOe: iles, III: No. Allen
iI2; air AlveScot. li2.
RIrH RACE-SeinS: tM,e- -yesr-olt and vi
wsri; mile and one ~ausT.r.--Cnr'is r.. VI; 81
John, iOi: 'Kchst's. iOi sugar Lump, ir3.
sAyssntice allowance ciain'sd; trsrs 'ss'
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HIT By FIRE CHIEFS BUGGY,

4 Fire Department buggy driven by
Owen McCabe ran down Mr.. Louise
Robinson. sixty. No. q West One Hun.
drcd and Twenty-seventh street. n she
was crossing Lsnox avenue At One Hun.
dred ANA Twen,y-flNi street Yesterday
Afternoon.
Witnesses say Mccaos Mas DRIVING at
furious rate whom he struc+ the wom-
an. throwing her 10 ,ae sidewalk. Po-
liceTan brown took nm /, the West
One I'lnc"ed and Twea'--.hrd street
police station. whore he was locked ur
on charges Uf telonious assault. rtek,
less drN!as and lntaxiastion. lie lives
a. No. III East one Hundred and flrs
street, The buggy 10 Ssei by Dsput!
CHIEF DOlap. who vas rot ~ Il al III,
| time ol the accident.
! Mrs, Robinson wss taken 70 Harisn
Hospital suffering :,s.n sprsiDs 90
eeusus,sna. 1 .Esef .at
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MUCH UN|FORMEDM Man
Of MYSTERY TURNS OUT
T0Dt MOVIES" owner
Turkish Consulate Wants to
See Him, but He Fades
From Sight.


Toe mystery or the man with the
fancy uniforms and Q fortune IN gold
brs,A has nee, .o,vsA ys,v feso,.n,.
a,
:" ""s '"' '-'' 10" ''''"'"" "~ ""'
sdneo riot or color 10 the sesns
AROUND the Battery by appearing In the
mos, ass,,,ns ,n,soyre eve, sesn out.
AIDE OF n oomte oosra- 1fis Riitterfos
d,sp,.v pa.s>s rim on n revenue cut.
,ees vithoue sus,t,on and As has nrs1e
a sabst a u,sst,os ,noon,ns stsamsrs.
ro-dav he 80 cvrt,y ,efuseA psrn.is.
s,on 4. 49, a. v,roi. san.s Nj. ana
!, vain ~ r,oss~tsA tina, Ne ga fdeut
D,Nsr Ai,H. vArhe,s. ,n,i,tarv st,acSs
~ ehs rurtis, CsonC,ia1s. simuitane.
.,.,v chs rv.,srv ,,s. .oiv.A ana n Az.
,.,oc. ,hst .ni,. ts s,vs his ,,sh,
nsm. hs sAA.A 90 ,,s,v ,,inno,irrs
us n n s.cH pronr,s,o, AZ a moving
ulc,urs ,hsa,," IN rif,h avenue. Hrooh.
TO-, -. v.. 4. ~. cn.,,t a, sn.e,,,
s..aIon. aroohivn. vs.,sraav changed
Mir narmittin. minor, IN his plsss
vi,no., . i,cS,.e ro .n "a his
sroINi.. IN. 1,,,t,.n consuIa,e oeBo:als
s,. ,eoS,n. snr MIN.
whsn today. A. hsa b..n nj. cu~tom
rr.v,o,,.,v. ne ,,lsd IA hosrs th. cut.
a., =. 4, s.rt.6 dovr IN. hav n msst
- <~.-... -..,. u~.-a... ne
The evening world., 1913-12-27
SUICIDE IN BRONX PARK
HAD S91.40 IN POCKETS
Well Dressed, Too, and Evidence
Makes Him a Recent Conner
From Norfolk, Va.

man. who from the marks on his
clothing and oiaer evidence appears to
have recently frrived In New YORK
from Norfolk, Va. committed suicide In
Bronx Park today by shooting himself
thro,ish the h,aj with a revolver. He
selected a secluded spot In Hemlork
Grove about half a mile west OF the
Botanical Gardens. but for all MS AZ
tempts At seclusion his body was found
while II vas still warm BY kennsth
,a,nsbury and Harold Sharper. two
Brooklyn boys. who were wandering
through the park.
The suicide was we'll dressed. np:ar-
| entity about thirty.s!vc years old. with
brown hair and moustache. lie was
about feet q inches In height and
| weighed probably 10 pounds, His sun
was OF dark blue material with tiny
maroon dots. and his overcoat was OF
! fine quality Of black ch.nch.lla.
In the black deroy hat lying beside
the body was the store or factory mark
| "Arco, Norfolk. Va" and the Initials
"D NJ" The ovcreoat bore the marx
futile, Bonney & Crduhart. NOTION
Va" In a pocket OF the trousers were
two baggage checks OF the Old Dom'n'
lon Line, Nos. 40 and 20, and Si.p ir
cash.
The most promising clue TO his iden
tlty was 4 prescription written on
blank OF Dr. Il. d. Glasser. NO. OF
Church stree, Norfolk. The prescrip
,son was ni,ed At Ncliigan's drug store
No. EY Church st;e,'. On tho back o
the prescription WaA written In pencil
Thursday 6; saturday o." Wrapped Il
the prescription blank were f've whit
| vnu,,d "A b1etp.
The evening world., 1913-12-27
CHICAGO WHEAT AND Conn
MARkgYS,

Wheat opened easier i.s to Ia towss.
Corn opened unchanged to ~ hie6er
for May. but developed q heavy tone
on later transactions. Cash demand net
improved and receipts moderately large.
Wheat prices were steady after NE
opening with only slight changes. clos
Ing is off. =
Corn did not receive support except
from shorts at the lower level. Prices
remained steady at the decline and
closed ,-s to SIS lower than Friday.
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used In . youthfui manner TO softly
weight the very bottom Of the straight.
not too full. skirt. The neck and waist
line are both Anished with a cordins OF
the material, but the severity OF such
neck outlining 10 relieved BY the
scailopea edge Of narrow Val lace which
10 sewed on the inside edge.
The evening world., 1913-12-27

V001S000 U06e0 0etS06 ot0Re,
BEIRUT, oyrla. DEC. H.-Julss vsA-
r,nss, the Prenoh aviator new on an
ar trsp from Paris to Cairo. caused .
complsts suspsasion a euslnsss here
to-day when he made the ART asroplans
nlght ever carried out over this city.
Tas Patriarch presented the aviator
with q bouquet PRIOR to his dsparturs
for Cairo.
The evening world., 1913-12-27
FAILED FIRM SCHEDULES.


The schedule In bankruptcy Of shep.
pard Knapp 4 Co.. the rus and carpet
house which failed some months ago.
shows liabilities OF sD7. s7a2 and asset,
OF t26. 6.sN.s7.
included in the assets are real estate
at Nos. io7 and 100 west Thirteenth
street. valued at $1,000; stock worth
eiN. .Dn0;; horses. WAGONS, &C. valued
At E.&; cash and deposits In banks,
Ds0.M. and debts Aggrcgating yo6, ,3s. a
In the ha b!lities are taxes amuNntins
70 N..1.$. oy the rest s2H.6:sis arc
unsecured.
The evening world., 1913-12-27
CONSOLIDATED an
STOCK EXCHANGE

Business on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange to-day in the half hous be.
fore trading began elsewhere in Wall
street was active, more than zoo ohefes
Of various stocks changing hands on the
go O'Clock call. In most cases the Price
changes. compared with Fridays dosing
quotations. reflected declines CanAd1an
Pacific vas down the most, selling at
2Io IA TO 30 SIS. against a closing the
night before at ?il. Reading. which was
most active on the call, sold at 10 IL to
is9 rs, the latter price representing .
decline of Ia OF a point.
Smelling. 81. Paul. Northern Pacific
and Lehigh Valley were also each dow n
IA. while United States steel. Chssa-
peake e. Ohio. American Can and Anal.
gamatcd Copper were each DOWN y.
Union Pacific and Southern Paaeic
were each up is on the call and MIS-
souri, Pacific was up IA. There were
transactions on the call in American
Beet Sugar at w. Brooklyn Raoid
Transit at SsiI. ana treat Northern pre-
fe;red at 1,7it. ths only market for e1sess
stoaks in Wall sgest to-day Up - II
o'clock.
Traders ri the floor were stili incline ID
to work for a reaction. They asssrtsl
that the latest Washington sdvicss -
to President Wilson's attitude regarlins
the trusts were not quite 80 reassur
Ing. As the session progressed the vol
tine OF offerings increased. with prices
softening decidedly. An early exception.
ally firm feature was New Haven. II,
The evening world., 1913-12-27

Nationsl Railways OF Mexico report
asrnings for third week Of Decenbe'--
Mexican urrency--declinsd NS'soS and
since July l decrease amounts to w..
sN,es compared with same period OF
1919
The evening world., 1913-12-27

Associated Merchants Co. regular
quarterly d,vidsnd Of - per cont and
usual extra ia per cent. on lst pre-
ferred, and Il-2 per cent. also rxtra
~ on second preferred stocks. paya'l'
Jan. 10 to stock Of record Jan. q
The evening world., 1913-12-27

Adams Express Co has sent out q
notice that continuance of present rate
Of dividend win probably not hereafter
be warranted. This company has heer
ma wing ~ per cent. per annum.
The evening world., 1913-12-27

this Ana drove hsr to her residence,
No. 1858 Madison avenue. She was
cut little about the face and head,
but vac otherwise un.njured.
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,TEws ron INVESTORS.

indications are that California Pst-
ro,eum for year will show surplus OF
over 100000 after depreciation and de-
velopment expenses, and after payment
of all dividends this year. ~n'ch IN.
clvdes two common DIVIDENDS OF liz
per cent and per cent. preferred STOCK
The evening world., 1913-12-27
PvLMoT0R SAVES WOMAN,
(;as Company's Ex1est Prsvents
q Suicide.

DR.. Maher. the asphyxiation expert Of
the Brooklyn Union Gas Company. py
using q pu,notor. saved the life Of Mrs.
Eva Mogulsky Of No 81 Lafayette
avenue. Brooklyn. to-day after she had
tried to commit suicide. When her hus-
band. Herman Moguisky, an insurance
so,icitor, left home this morning Au,
MoGulsky seemed In better spirits than
since the birth Of her baby two months
aso. Mrs. Rachel MoEulsky. her hus.
bands mother. amsilsd gas two hours
later. She forced her way into her
dsughter.in.law's bedroom and found
the younger Mrs. Mosulsky lying on the
bed with q ga tube stretched from the
jet to her mouth.
Policeman tss.ier teisphoned the GAS
company.
DR.. Mahs- worked over the woman IN
her home until she showed signs OF re-
covas%ng consciousness and continued
his treatment In the ambulance while
she was being carried 10 the hospital
BY the time she was lifted out Of the
ambulance at tho institution she hat
, almost entirely recovered.
The evening world., 1913-12-27

Corn Products preferred regular
quarterly dividend Of ia per cent II
nsvable Ian. Is TO stock Of record Jan l
The evening world., 1913-12-27

Commercial agencies say that eVideni
n, optimis,n a. to outlook in trade CIR
Gle, are numerous.
The evening world., 1913-12-27

United Dry Goods Co regular quarter
~ dividend Of 9 per cent. on common
stock, payaole Jan. u to stock o
record Jan. 90.
The evening world., 1913-12-27

Business failures this week =
against SIS last week.
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AER0PLANE ScARES THEM.

STIR ~ Jasfa.
yArFA, Palestine. Dec. e7--Ju,es
vedrinss. the French aviator, passed
over this port to-day on his way to
Cairo sna caused CONSERVATION smong
the inhabitants. most Of whom were
isnossnt Of the ex,stsncs Of flying
machines
The evening world., 1913-12-27

GiVsa Appoints Mrs. W. u. Hearst.
ALBANY. Dec. .7.-,Mrs. William Ran
dolph Hearst Of New York to-day Wa
rsOahe Exposit'yn Committee ~ -
shssssaA ss ~Asa Ssvs ~ Sn1o1
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sues Clark Williams for Csc, 900

Clark Williams. Superintendent Of
Banks, Is the defendant In a suit
broug by Lajos Steiner q Hungarian,
and son Of q money baron Of Austria,
TO recover $4,000 for services The
suit is before Justice Gavessn In the
Supreme Court on an order for the
examination OF Henry ID. Love Of Lax
,ngton. Mass, a. to the early steps In
organixing the Transatlantic Trust
Company. Of which Mr., Williams wat
q director. steiner says he conceived
the idea OF an international banking
house, and after tie panic Of 1907 sold
out his credentials and interests In ths
banisirs proposal to a group OF ftnan'
ciers represented by Mr.. Williams.
The evening world., 1913-12-27

The Closing ouotaties.
IT, Sollowing were the etghsst loweT and !sst
pstoss Of st0cks for ,o-sy. col ts M chAnses ~
cop,.nreh etth ypEAsAAy's eio0ns prlcss Net
The evening world., 1913-12-27

The statement Of the actual condition
Of Clearing House banks and trust con-
panies for the week tfive dayO shows
that they hold SS.S72.7to reserve IN q.
ccss OF legal requirements. This Il q
decrease Of $s.os6.6o from last week.