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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
MELTING SHOWS IN ARIZONA
RAPIDLY SWELLING STREAMS

Phoenix. Ariz-. Dec 81 Heavy
SHOWS which fen IN the northern
counties Of Arizona November p are
melting rapidly streams are running
freely and reservoirs are well filled.
ton OF the weather bureau, based on
advices received from various parts
OF the state.
The rapid melting IS regarded fav-
orably. the report said. as many
horses and cattle were showed in in
the mountains and were without food
except where browse was available
for the latter. Early this week ten
inches Of snow covered the ground at
Flagstaff. u Inches at Williams 13
inches at Prescott seven inches ar
Grand Canyon. three inches at Fort
apache and 2 inches at Seligman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Proposes
Return OF Bodies OF
Men Buried IN France

Washington. %. C.. Dec. 5.-A Joint
resolution introduced By representa-
tive Connally directs the department
Of state and war department 70 take
up with the French government the
question OF bringing back to the
United States bodies Of American SOL
dlers who persisted IN France during
the war. The French chamber Of
deputies passed a law that none Of
these bodies can be removed until
after January q. 1892. for sanitary
reasons, Il Is reported Connally de-
ciares that the bodies. where the next
of kin. desire Il. should be brought
back as soon as possible. The war
department has all the machinery for
this IN the graves registration SER
vice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
PRIVY COUNCIL REVERSES
RULING ON SALE PROCEEDS

london. Eng. Dec. 5.-The judicial
COMMITTEES OF the privy council has
reversed the decision Of the Cana
dian supreme court IN the suit involv-
ing tho sinking OF the steamer En-
press OF Ireland in the St. Lawrence
river.
the sunken vessel the preferences in
the distribution OF the proceeds from
the sale OF the Storstad, the collier
which rammed the liner
The privy council decides that the
Canadian Pacific company shall share
n the proceeds Of the sale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
NO MORE CATARRH
ThIs simple Home Treatment Has
stood the Test Of Time.

Every Eau and winter. for more
than twenty years, thousands Of peo-
DE have made it a daily practice 70
breathe the air Of Hyomei ans so keep
themselves free from Catarrh- CougnsI
colds. Bronchitis. Sore Throat and IN
flusuEa-
This is certain and you should try
it. II you viz 5reathe Hyomei eellfs
IS directed, it viii free you and keep
you free from eli these trouhlss or II
won't cost you cent
Kelly d Pollard, or any relialie
druerist can supply you with the
Complete Hyomei Outfit including a
hsr5 rubber pocket inhaler. The IN
rqIer viii last a life time and extra
bottles Of the liquid Hyomel cost but
= few cents "A few drops OF OIL in the
inhaler wiz last for days and its pure,
eoothinE autiseptic. healing ar
breathed deep in the air passages Of
vour nose and throat should keep you
Tree from coughs, colds. Influenza and
catarrh an winter long. Pleasant %
use. takes but a Few minutes daliy
and IS guaranteed TO Eatisfy or money
har--ACr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Our stock OF Diamond Bar Pins
contains all the latest Fan designs ln
platinum and combinations Of gold
and platinum. You could imagine
nothing more beautiful than one Of
these pins for a Christmas gift The
lace work In these pins Is wonder
fully executed. We viii take great
pleasure in showing them OF any
thing In our complete stock Of silver
ware, 5sWelry and diamonds. Diamond
Bar Pms are priced from $50 up
The mere thought OF buying q
diamond should suggest
silberbefE Bros
Mesa ave. at Texas St.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
ARIZONA CONFERENCE ON
HIGH COSTS POSTPONED

Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. 5.-Ths confer
ence on the high cost OF living called
for Saturday afternoon has been
postponed by governor Campbell IN
I'll Monday afternoon following re-
ceIpt Of a telegram from Frank A.
Atwood. representing United States
attorney general Palmer, saying he
had been delayed IN New Mexico and
could not be here for the scheduled
meeting Saturday. but would arrive
Monday.
encs are the supervisors and county
attorneys Of the various counties OF
the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05


ton clear TO the lavman. e IS neces-
sary 70 explain that there are four
processes for making paper from
wood The sulphide process is used
Tor making pulp from evergreen
wood, chiefly spruce and hemlocz.
and producing the raw material for
newspapers
The ground wood pulp process.
which requires a high degree OF
power IS used for the same material
and also produces a news print paper
The soda pulp process Is used for
SOFT woods OF broad-leaved trees.
such as poplar, birch and aspen This
pulp viii do for book paper, but not
for Newspaper, which must be very
tough Spruce IS also treated by a
sulphate process, but this produces
an unnleachable paper which is suit
anle 1or wrapping purposes, but NOT
1or printing Besides these sources.
paper p made from waste paper.
from rags. old rope and from straw.
Trying for New Material.
N the present emergency, all sorts
Of materials ara being tested. Grass.
cornstalhs, cotton hulls. bamboo and
cypress have all been used eEperi-
mentally in making paper. All can
be used TO a certain extent and after
fashion, but none Of them solves
the problem
Cotton enters" are one Of the
most promising new materials. The
llnters are a sort OF fuzz that re-
mains 81 the cotton hull after the
staple cotton has been removed Dur
Ing the war, hnters were used for
making gun cotton, and their pro-
duction and cleaning was brought TO
a high state OF perfection.
So far, there Is no known ma
terial for making news print which
can take the place Of evergreen
woods, OF which spruce and hemlock
are the chief yellow pine s. too
pitchy for making news print. II is
now being used n the south 70 some
extent for making wrapping paper.
The spruces and hemlocks. which
are therefors necessary TO the news
paper business, grow only in north
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

There are many Christmas gift
suggestions at Gandara's, 10 z. San
Antonio.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Phoenix. Aria, Dec. 5.-The CITY
National bank, OF FL Paso, has filed
in the Arizona supreme court a record
OF appeal from the superior court Of
Graham county in a case involving
$500, the defendant in the lower court
being the ella valley Bank and
Trust company. II was alleged the
III Paso bank sought 10 collect the
money from Edmond Richardson. but
his wife, Rehecca ]. Richardson, fur
nished an affidavit alleging she was
the owner OF the money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Texas MaSOnS
Give e. PaSO
Lodge HonO9.s
|. Ashley Gillet Is Ap-
pointed Grand Senior
Deacon.


Past master Masons OF e Paso
lodge No. $50, A. F. and A n. honored
At the annual meeting OF the grand
lodge Of Texas at Waco. which closed
after the installation Of George j..
Morgan, secretary Of the local lodge.
as grand master for 1890, are the fol-
lowing;
Grand Senior Deacon.
J. Ashley Gillet. appointed Grand
senior deacons John T. Rice chairman
committee on credentials WYATT ~.
Evans, member Masonic research
committee.
Other mem6ers d No. $50 in at
tendance al the state meeting were
Oscar ]. Allen, worshipfui master
past masters Tom Lea and Leonard
=. Gllett Mr. Glllett now resides in
Fort Worth. where he was married a
Few days ago 70 Grace Y. Blessing.
daughter Of 4ir. and Mrs. II. n. Bah
cock
Appointed Grand Visitor.
John Temple Rice, past high priest
OF Fl Paso chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sons and master OF e. Paso council.
royal and select masters. this year.
Who was the delegate from both
bodies at the convocations OF those
rites at Waco this week. was ap-
pointed grand visitor to the capit-
ular and cryptic Masonic bodies of
the west Texas district. which has at
tached TO u the chapter and council
IN Mexico City Mr. Rice wired Rufe
?. March, past high priest OF the.
local bodies, Friday. that the meet
lnEs OF the grand bodies were wei
ATTENDED and enthusiasts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
MAYNARD FLIES TO SAVANNAH
TO DELIVER AN ADDRESS

1rneola. n. T.. Dec. 5.-Lieut. Bel
win " Maynard. the flying parson,
left Mitchell Held 1t 1911 o'clock this
morning on a flight TO Savannah. Ca.
where he la to address the Southern
Commercial congress Sunday after
noon He used the deHaFiland ma
chine IN which he crossed the conti-
neut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
COUSIN OF LATE PRESIDENT
WAKES HFR. 0pFR ATTIC DEB

MAKES HER OPERATIC DEBUT
Paris. France, Dec 5-(By As
ISOLATED Press) Miss Euda Roose-
relt- cousin Of thu late Col Roosevelt.
made her first appearance at the
opera Comicue last night IN Manor"
Newspaper critics praise her operate
debut highly.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
H. L. Pratt Rents Big
Suite to E. III. Hooker.

Douglas Gibbons G. Co. have leased
for Herbert L. Pratt an apartment
consisting of the entire floor at 907
Fifth Avenue, of twenty-eight rooms
and nine baths, to E. Huntington
Hooker. The apartment has been held
at $4,000 per annum.
Mr.. Pratt recently purchased the
George G. Clark house, at 1925 Fifth
Avenue.
Pease & Gilman have leased for
Newcomb Carlton, president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
his apartment at II East Sixty-eighth
Street to Eversley Childs, president of
the Bon Ami Company.
New Tenants for Dwellings
Pease e. Gilman have leased for
William Bondy to Edwin NJ. Bulkley,
Of Spencer Trask g. Co., the five story
dwelling at 80 East Sixty-seventh
Street.
Ames & Co. have leased the private
dwellings at 1928 West Thirty-third
Street for H. L. Curry to H. Cook, at
S21 West Thirty-third Street for D. A.
Rickaby to 7. Ray. at "a West Twelfth
Street for L. Mirick to E. Mourraille
and at II West Forty-fifth Street for
the Broadway Savings Institution to
Harry Rothman.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE sTATn7 On
cSn7y, NEW YoRK;-UN!TED 70 sTATEs s TRusT r 81
nMfnNs plant r svap.t or NEW MNy YORK as trustee
as as executor and trurtee under the viii Of
Seiim Marks deceased CHARLES NJ.
tMAKKS. individually and as executor and
ceased: FLORA Marks MONTAt;f,E
MARKS: FRANCES MARKS. his wife =. ::
M.Mx iDBh MARKS. i; IDA ~. Marks his wife !;
hHoNoRA 11rIYYoEEIJ0 1IYoE Josr,PI5 PELlA LEAyY
FLORENCE WHITE, GRACE ~ HI 1MS' 1.GS
c2hN' f;2a y, nc 9uEnN ,vIGToH1X tnAviiT1TG. i1G
COHEN. BARROW MARKS. IRENE;
MARKS. LILLE LEVINE COR Lille n ni. :.
T0S Y,1s2' MAnEL 4 3 ToK KKAssEL HARRY APPLE
LERSDIE DIXON, CONSTANCE HyaNIs ,t-
20 EObERr l. WHITE. ROBERT p. lin.
IHAN LHAv1TTT T9r Rlenard 1anM LncoIn). MARGERY
LEAvITT. JR.. EuoENn fSAS1PIi pAv1s AAKqN hH , '
NET MARKS, HARRY P G.1NcoLH. e SAns a.
edutor nsSi JAcoR Ut 1he WI VII OF Isabel J. Grod-
Wife JOSEPH M. l.. STRIRER X n ms y
SUPERVISION COMPANY. THE PEoP1.E t1Pt :
~ THE TEE GITv STATE IA, T, ,I,l OF NEW YORK and
Action No. 2.-SUMMONS-Tri de-.
sl!eo IN the County of New York.
y9 y0,T the, AnH above ur named na, defendants:
answer the complaint in this action and
to serve copy of your. answer on ~
ptalnt1n attorneys within twenty davs
after the service OF this summons 80
elusive ce OF the day of service, and In case
OF your failure to appear or answer. tudp
nent; VIII be taken against you by default
Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated January 22, 1919. p'"1'e'
STEWART & sHEARER. p,a,n+,r.. J..
: torneys; Office and Post Office Ad-
dress. aIe No. As Wall Street, Borough Of
~ Manhattan. City Of New York. -
To Leonora Dixon. Queen v,ctor,.
6eavltt. b. Charles NJ. Marks Jr., Eliersde
cixon. Margery Leavitt, John Leavitt
aaron n Leavitt, Jr., and Barnett Marks.
me foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an orde1
Of Of Hon Edward G. Whitaker. justice toot Of
me supreme Court of the State of New
YORK, dated the 2sth day of Nav 1910
and ar filed with the complaint In the once
OF the Clerk OF the County of New York
at the County Court House. in the Borourh,
OF Of Manhattan. City. County and State States Of
Dated May 81, 1919
STEWART & sHEARER. ATTORNEYS for
drssn rssn''i; NJ once Ca and Post Once Ad-
Manhattan. City of New York. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
STORAGE NOTICES
70 sELIG ABRAHAM 1J1coP

TO sEL1G ABRAHAM, JACOB BERN
tello. Fannie Cohen. Joe Croter East &.
Martin William Hirscher, Gustave Blum
v. Caeser First n. E. French, j. Grere'
a. Greis, Geo. Gruenberg r.. w Howth,
chino, H: e. Mcconnell, o. onver, Miss G.
L. Plumb, Yetta Richman, Mr.. Sahat.ni
MoTr,s ss,T,h Esaaa schahes Jake siverberg sarah
Tucker. VIM. voelker. Lottie weiniger.
Anna Anna Weissberger; L whitiam. John Ia
Muehlstein Co.. The Paramount Pictures M a.
Corp, J. r. Short, The Syndicate Publish
Utility Co.. The New York, New Haven E.
Hartford Railroad Co.. H. Muehlstein mr.
sWllken; J. B. Tho!t. Messrs Miller & Co.
n ~ r. Mor Box Co., WN Bacon. Messrs Byron
Samnc, &. r. Newell, S. e. Tucker, Liberty
Taper Co. Milo Co.. Messrs Osborne e. Co.
Engella Eppettia W.
that the time for the payment of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
hhaving, ha pSo expired, after due notice thereof
property. to wit: wardrobes, machines
beds. dressers, sdeboards, barrels gas
stoves gas and OF! heaters, tables, pictures
casss caes raeRages mieRa bundles. talcum powder
ealn stretchers and poles hangers, carpet
sweepers- brooms, cutting, wash, noodle
and ironing boards screens chiffoniers
stands, boilers. portieres carpets :, rues
washstands, quilts. bedding, baskets
Dread wooden. paper and tin boxes mar
ior and library suites, stoves. stools
trunks scenery canvas, poles drops Sign
posts signs benches. motors, blowers
pumps. desks. pipes wooden horses, tankE
PICTURES. cabinets. hampers. chests, ioe
boxes Vai1ses, suitcases, otlcloth, counters
pans, doors. electric fixtures coolers.
shoVeIs' blackening stand, starting boxes,
enoe machines. electric boxes racks ash
cans, glass, cash registers, irons, belts.
snow snow cases, wall cases, closets couclfes'
Limousine Limousine top, clocks, chairs, china closets
aIoums' safes, domes, bags, mirrors.
cra.es' glass cases, shades rockers. box
.. un' organ, tires. block granite, SCRAP
honner. toys, metal. paper patterns SOAP.
nold goods personal effects. mer.
una hulse.' partition. book stands presses.
paper ? racks, files, typewriters busts, chan
ueHers' ratings. umbrella stands, records
DOCKS, ',tt papers boards, etc. etc. together
Win the contents thereof stored by YOU
~ ~ IN your name. or in which you claim
an an interest. In the Dochtermann Storana
warehouse Co.'S Warehouses. to be sn6
at Public Auction. according to the statuta
m ~ such case made and provided at 45771
"a East st 10th Street, Thursday. June 1ath
l9iy, at 9 a. NJ, and If the sale thereof e..
ny i',, completed on the said day, the sale
VII! be continued AT the same Mace IN
cach and every Thursday thereaffer hn va
ginning at A. NJ, until the sale 10 co,,,
pleted. '"o e"'e ~ COM
OOCHTERMANN STORAGE WARE
HOUSE Co
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Lots at Elmhurst Bring
$l58,255 at Auction
A. Schroeder, Builder, One of
the Heaviest Bidders at Sale
of Queens Realty

A total of $168,255 was obtained
for the 218 lots at Elmhurst, ueens,
sold at auction last Saturday by the
Jere Johnson, jr., Company, to close
the estate of F. De Hass Simonson.
The result, the auctioneer states, en-
phasized the urgent demand for we'll
located property suitable for immedi-
ate improvement The average price
per lot was $771.
The highest price obtained was ST.
200 for lot No. 148, containing about
5000 square feet, at the junction of
Queens Boulevard and Grand Street.
both of which are routes of trolley
lines. 1t is. reported that the buyer
has been offered $4,000 for this plot.
Lots on Queens Boulevard brought
from $3.50 to SLABS each; while lots
on Grand Street brought from 1926 to
$3.50.
One of the heaviest bidders at the
sale was A. Schroeder, builder, who
obtained number of lots in the boule
ward; also abutting lots in Maurice
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Broker, Charged With
Stock Stumble, Pays

Paul A. Newman, who is in partner
ship with his wife, Mrs. Florine New
man, in the stoer brokerage firm of
Paul A. Newman. & Co., at Is Broad
Street, was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriffs Murphy and Eisen-
stein in an auction brought by Mrs.
Julia G. Keim, who alleged that she
paid him S9S4.75 for 200 shares of
Ryan Oil Company stock, which she
never received. Mrs. Keim alleged
the stock was never bought by New
man.
The plaintiff told of going to the
Office Of the brokerage firm. and de-
manding the stock. She was told that
Newman was not there and that the
stock was in vault where it would be
impossible to get it, but she was given
promise that she would get her
shares. This promise, she alleged,
was never fulfilled. On her last visit
to the office, Mrs. Keim says she was
told Newman was at the Office Of the
District Attorney.
"This action" said Mrs. Keim, is
brought for a return of the money
rather than for the value of the stock,
because it is not desired to make a
profit out of what was obviously on
the defendants part, sham transac-
ton"
Newman yesterday paid Mrs. Keim
the amount of her claim and she with
drew her action.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE on
costH NEW w YoRK|uMlTED laI' e-7II STATES TRUST
tiff. against MONTAGUE D. COHEN. ar
executor and trustee under the will Of Selm
Marks, deceased; CHARLES NJ MARKS. in
MARKs. MoSTAGuE MARRs. AdsRfSssef' FRHSeEAs Ai9KA
MARKs ARKs his his vi1f Wife JoEL MARHs lDA
GT31I.a. GELIA LEAvY, LEoNoRA DIXON, JOSE.
GRAcE GR1SE H4AMs 1ANso, TELoREMcE Or WHITE
LEAvlTT. CHARLES M. MARKS. IN Ha.A HATA
TlE n : CsoHEM, BARRoW MARKS. ,IRENE
Slne5 MASks MAhH hdLlE KAssE kEMlNE {os Lille p
TON. MILTON. tEAvY. CARL1sLE IEAVY w
ANToNIA A on sILBERMAN, ELLERsD1E
wHfTE RoBERT +. I1NcoIN ie1, NT'VnSFI }or Ricb: J.:
ard Lncoln). MARGERY LEAVITT' JOHN
d;E;Ay, GEATlTT riv{s AARoN LIE xL5EAXiTT JR Fl.
?. LINCOLN as executor Of the viii ~
Ing IsaSeI J; Groajlnskl JACOB woEr "Rt RosA "a
MEALTY MoAE 5's Tfa 'osEPH Il psTRKER
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Of NEW a92
YORK, Defendants. Action No. 1.-SUM.
Mons. Trial desired In the County of New
TO THE ABOVE NAMED pEFrNn.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED - ON
swer the complaint in this action, and 70
serve copy of your answer on the plaintiffs
attorneys within twenty days after the serv
pear or answer. Judgment will be taHen
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint oe
Dated January 22. 1918.
STEWART & SHEARER, ATTORNEYS for
Plaintiff Office and Post Office Ad
dress: no. 40 wall Street Borough Of
Manhattan, City OF New York. -
~, TO lleonora Dixon, Queen Victoria Leavitt.
Charles Charles NJ; Marks. Jr.. Ellersdie Dixon,
Leavtt, Jr. and Barnet Marks: WI
The foregoing summons is served upon Won
DuDllCatlOn, m Ii
Edward G. Whitaker. Justice Of the s,,.
preme Court OF the State OF New York
dated the 2sth day Of May, 1919. and fiied
Clerk OF the County of New York. at The The
County Cou t House. in the Borough Of
York. Va He"
Dated May 81. 1919
sTEWART p1sya,Ir : 6n nsHEARER, Attorneys for
dress No. As Wall Street, Borough of
Manhattan. City Of Nav Ynrk We" "
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Real Estate News
Expect Bargain
Prices for Bennet,
T. s t ate Lots

Joseph P. Day said last n;sh. a.,
on account of the hot, rainv wes.a .ass
OF the last few weeks. and IN ..aef .,s
OF all the advertising done hv riss ~
James Gordon Bennett Esta,s .'ae
not enough people had visited 's.e ~
property or asked for bookla.. 'ae
absorb all of the 500 lots. 70
This means bargain prices. !.
said, "for those who take the a.; ne
and trouble to attend the sol. ns
day. A few hundreds of dollar. w, "
purchase a lot on accoun. ~ ' ~.
liberal terms. which are 70 ner .sas ~.
on mortgage" "'
MIR. Days final word is .h.. y.
any one wants to own I.u
Gordon Bennett Estate lot. ,st ss s.N
attend the auction sale or ha asa .
pared to pay profit to the fos
tunate ones who will take the tin.
and trouble to attend the sale
1t is his intention to sell sr..
lot regardless of price to the b;oh
est bidder. The sale will be con. ~
tined all afternoon and oysn;n.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Curb M
Going Indoors,
Swami Is Told
Official Listing of Stocks
Also Considered in Plan
to Protect Public From
" Shady - Ira d e s

Questions relating to trading On the
New York curb in their application to
the licensing and housing of traders
and the approval of new stocks before
listing and trading were considered
yesterday at a conference called by
District Attorney Swami as part of
his campaign to drive out traders who
are promoting worthless stocks.
At the conference, besides Mr.. Swami,
Assistant District Attorneys Talley,
Kilroe and Dooling, there were the fol-
lowing: E. R. Mccormick, chairman;
A. B. Sturges, secretary; John V.
Dunno, chairman of the welfare COM
-mittee, and Franklin Leonard jr..
counsel, all of the New York Curb
Market Association; w. S. Silkworth
and j. E. Lynch, president and secre-
tary,. respectively, of the Consolidated
Exchange; Ashbel Greene, member of
the committee on quotations OF the
New York Stock Exchange, and w. v.
Werner and c. M. Mincor, president
and vice-president, respectively, of the
Bankers" and Brokers' Investigating
and Reporting Bureau
For Closer Inquiries
eve have been negligent in the mat
ter of stocks which fleece the public"
declared Mr.. Dunno, "but we intend
to investigate more thoroughly" He
declared there were about 800 curb
traders, half Of whom were of the
"nondescript" type.
Pointing out that the New York curb
traders are giving yearly six million
dollars in fees, which, he said, 60 for
revenue purposes upstate, and at the
rate of more than $4,000 daily, Mr..
Leonard argued that "the only fair
way is to make the license in proper
tion to the business done, if it is to be
for revenue purposes, and nominal if
for the purpose of controlling the
traders in their business"
"The only solution to end trading
in worthless Stocks" said Mr.. Dunno,
to get indoors, and the quicker the
better, because then we can have COM
plete supervision"
When Mr.. Talley suggested that the
District Attorney give the Curb traders
an arbitrary period in which to house
their activities, Mr.. Mccormick as
serted that such move was not neces-
sary, because, the Curb Market AS