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New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Sharp Decline
In Stocks Sets
New Low Mark s
Liquidation on a Bis Scale
Attains Sensational We
iocity at Times; Large
Holdings Are Released
Replogle Break a Feature
Signs of Banking Support
Seen Near Close: Losses
Range Over Several Points

Liquidation swept the market in Sc
curities at the New York Stock Ex-
change yesterday In one Of the r1ost
violent outbursts Of selinS Of the year
forcing prices to new low records in a
movement that attained sensational
velocity at times.
Investors and spectators. worried by
the steady fall in market values and
disturbed by rumors of impen4'oc de-
veiopm ents Of an unfavorable cnArac-
ter pressed their holdings for sale in a
steady stream. To add to the trou-
bles bcsetting the market, large spec
ulative holdings Of industrial stocks.
placed in q weakened position as Il
result Of the prolonged decline in
prices, were thrown overheard in a
manner that emphasized the urgency
OF the selling. The average price Of
thirty Industrial stocks closed at
6I67, compared with 63.57 the day be
fore This was new low Tor the
year and compared with d high this
year OF llO.50 and hlga in 1918 of
1883. In the five hours Of trad nk
l,593,000 shares Of stock changed
hands
The most spectacular DEVELOPMENT
Of the day was the wide open break IN
the shares OF the keplogle Steel Com
p4ny, which slumped from a. early
hlgn Of So = to a low of 47A. a drop
OF 229s points. This particular stock
was pressed for sale steadily during
the non hour, and there we're mo
ments the course of its spectacular
iall Wner tNc price broke a fun noint
or more between sales, indicating tnat
the market vas having difiiculty in aD-
sorbing the offerings. Anot4er stock
IN the same group Was Nanat'i.n Steei.
controlled by the same interests be-
hind keplogie Steel, winch siumpcd
more thAn 6 points net the Street
lacked definite in. ormatlor t at wo.4d
account tor the bre h III THESE s'.ares
bat the assll. Dtlor Of the stock mar
ket following Wa that the oAerings OF
oots Nep.yG. e 0teel and ..r,di I'M rep
resenteu GIstres ed stock Of some lNrgo
ao4ucr VIII had .o..0 / no longer p- s.
sib.e - protec- h- accounts. MAX NJ
necessary SAFE no the open 10 ,rket
The ReP.ogle Steel Company was
formed IT. October. 1919, 10 tanc over
the mines, ore fields and blast flln4ceS
OF tne N Nharton steel Company and
tie Wharton ( Northern Ruroad
Leonard Replog.e who sprans INTO
zane several Years ago ~ connection
with the purchase OF the Cambria
Steel Company, is Chairman III the
board. J he directors are Mr. Replogls.
" l.. Brcvoo1t c A. MscNein. T
Coleman du Pont, dairy Payne Whit
ney. l. Y. BALDWIN, c j. Sc miGla .
Mortimer L. ScaiG and Harry +. SIN
clair The comqany mas 10000 shares
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
BUTTER CHEESE AND ECGS

M ter i.ecf 9fs were lz5 pac1aYs
-sa''es1 arrer shan extr4s H.. ~.
..l. - q = ~ fizc. ars's - 70 - aco'
- flc. aa>.tfi.. 50 f1 - .~Dre. 81 ~
-, 'ofer grades 11u t.c, -nsaitec. hle P
ffan fxfras tta1 rffse. szteaa ~
= s'r,4fa su ecDr.rr 80 y ~ 5Iizc. o.
a. q sfc. ff4ty. q n tse. seooncn. -
~ 'D@ss srsls@. IN zte. Danish caDk
Iairy tubs nues
~ - Zoos 70 ,stDe. ~ SOC, ooIntnt q
- '@'r .tse -eno9atsd extran. 81.
~ "7r af natt 1rals z1u11c. st-
III az Dwer Hfa1es. nun ,
-. azzr Io1t4 grace IsM 1lc
- ~ tt.ee .1ft rrfe zes1 poxnx tfatf
~ Arie fafiy .r0de Hate. avtciai
~ fsf z1Wzz'ze, iogysf xfadrs ~
~ i~'ss. nfiS spec siz - mn, nv'
S-n. - z5e H1aeons.n. he'd rass
liz ...a bio zsWz7c. 1oaole Dalnis
ia z5uzss 5zHs}s fe.nr A1ae,. =, O, ,.ess ~
x,w <,s<2-g w..2-g r~sf - xpo1. lzW1tHe. iomer
krx. -hte.ioss. sosl casea rresh ratl
~ :s ~ tz4Yl' h.. s~e@a'. - ~, ~ T.. l11 1n.i a.
- ~ ~ fe'fiys,ator. aszts. t0msic'
a,ss' ass,l's ~, y. y ~. s4f~, fsntey.,ar's@ ane
~ *'tfa nfe's szMzzl. otHs. z0M>je.
ffssshsfsf ~tIfss ff4f4 D., ezf4s ftrfs tbfl
10. mr. rfarss. 7zW7@e. DD3rtf ftft
~. '4',an loas'. ~hi'e. - lfsy sae ext's
~ ,, ltlt 1ze. p1l~fs. .eIacfsN s1nsit
Ha.,,,e ~ u r.. usual s.ze. f5Y1ee5 D'ts~
7tazzeN sne s... f7>'fs'n gs,hefe1 v'nife.-.
v,,'h n'href1 of>un. 4zfra. 55n1x4n.
s.s,tsfsd bf>wn sna ta{xsg ,9t.f~. Yfna.
H~Ise; ffS's n extra afsis, 7sw
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Banking Department

DOES a general banking business
including the receipt Of deposits sub
lec' 30 check on which interest is
paid on daily balances;
Il commercial banking business in
cluaing the discount of notes of its
customers; the acceptance Of bills
and drafts and the collection of out
OF Town items,
"a Foreign Exchange business in
cluding Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit. cable transfers
and other transactions il foreign
finance
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Corn Prices Stronger
On fmprouef. Buyine

Inc corn market allowed nrln un-
dertone during the greater part Of
the day and. while most Of the "A.
vance was lost under the late sellirg
on the weakness in stocks. final Quota
uons showed net gains for the dav Of
Z TO nc -
Inere was n oderatc export tnauirv
IN the market but sales were of small
volume on q
In thc local casb market No. . vel
Tow corn was quoted at 9954c and No
mixed at 94a4c c. i. f. New York ten
Ga. s Shipment
Nv York cios, close nc"
10. : yoliow.. .99a. rs l704.
May 74A 81. 1.ss, ]sss
oats,'rhe marriott for oats was ,naY
,hovd ,re',,. largeiS by he action IF corn al
narrower nmits nd che close was I'm nm
chang to &c net higher '''
N lhe local cash MARKET 40 white
nd 10 white were quoted ~ 60, %o
whit Sic No ! white sqtbc ~,
cfppea whi'e 65c ordinary clipped white
sc. an elevator ""'e1'
v.. v., Yesterdays Previous Year
No. white 0t ~ "s
Chica,o .'' "a
2 2eeember 49,. ~ 47~ ..s..
Eye-Market ouiet.
Yesterdays Previous year
SO Western.SlSa SIS ssS
Flour and Neal Quotations were.
Yesterdays Previous Yea,
ssprne p'.ss.00ae6ose.o0~sso sit5o ss0
Rye -four. SOC so s5oas.S0 ~, w AZ
80 ''-' "t.vu a1c0 a. 90
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
AH2lNAA NATIONAL PAN
Fifth Avenue & Forty-fourth St.
New York
Baking Hour. from 8 A. H. to G P. n.
ssie De7o.,t Vsult, 8 A. H. to Midnight
Proposed Oil Rates SUSPENDED

NASKi%GTOE, Dec. 81 Propose
'ncfesaed rases On petroleum and il
Yfo@1cts rom POINTS n Kansas Okla
iona an 81 sousl to Chicago and Nj
~aukse we're 1-s9cnded today ant
January . by the interstate Con
T1crce COnn.lsslon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Beard Of Trustees

MILTON FERGUSON
FREDERIC DE P. FOSTER
ADRIAN ISELIN
JAMES y JARNIE
Az 'USTUs " KELLEY
CHARLES LAIIER
Y ENLRIr MACY
WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS. JR-
DUDLEY OLCOTT. ID.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
rust Department

ACTS as Executor. Trustee. Admin
istrator, Committee, or Guardian,
AS Trustee Of voluntary trusts:
--as Transfer Agent, or Registrar Of
stock Of corporations;
AS Trustee OF Mortgages;
under escrow agreements;
RECEIVES securities under safe
keeping agreements with the
owners;
FAS safe deposit vaults at Goth
Street and And Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
1920
56 Years Conservative BANKING
-
IEARasaMa asasasEYHlM

The enfa Jnon Trust Company has varying require
nents OF continually increasing clientele
Conservatism has marked its progress and past half
century mark, this Company Experience and
exc client departmental facilities the Of YOUR
banking problems.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

" EAfLEN ROOSEVELT
FREDERICK STRAUSS
EDWIN TuORNE
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
7 =. c. WALKER
FRANCIS NJ. WELD
n. ORAIE WILSON
WILLIAM WOODWARD
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

$6,SOO,CC
Riordon Company, Limited
FRS Mortgag Bonds
D December
'""' s..sgdh
& The COMPANY present Canadian
o. 70 anU acsrn
taken tono ohcaIso
o beaed uAe
NJ wood
a aesof Mas41u
Inc nd
World
These bonds drcrf
o acrgcea
constitute aorng
CnTa
Net
o M pam Pnn pn 1870
fo the
d th sbondH
Price 80 Yesdn aboutS
Complete Crc1ue
Harris, Forbes Co e. Parkinson Burr
rn
Coffin g. Burr Royal Securities CORPORATION
New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
WALTER 7. BLISS

WALTER 7. BLISS
JAMES c BRADY
JAMES BROWN
GEORGE " DAWSON
JOHNSTON De FOREST
RICHARD DELAFIELD
CLARENCE DILLON
HENRY EVANS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Province of
Buenos Aires 6's
DIE 1928

DUE 1928
Principal and interest pay
able in dollars in New York
R-deemable al 100 by semi annual
rh.~unp Of $4o4.el25O Of this
s,sps cp June "A and December
ID esch year.
~ present prsoe. yield sa this
bead varies from IoJo% to
5oTs. according to date cn which
We Believe this bond offer, un-
u.o.l opportunities for profit and
that h ranks among the best Of
foreign seour,ues in the marke, to-
dsy. We recommend its purchase.
Price and details
upon 1cqueSg
Kelley, Droyton & Co.
ke.sec~s He,r York ssock srcno. 90
Lorfs Court Building
20 Exchdnse Place. NeS York City
Telephone Brood 1921
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
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tlnteresi TO 0e Adde,D


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New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Rae Sugar More Acfirc
4 Fiymey Price Lerei

CuTrent Year
prices ago.
sugal. eranuiatet ID. .o79oQ os .os
Cores. santos No z .ls~ Q.is7s .asl5
Raw sugar was trhe frmer yes
terday, with more sctivit, on the part
of rctners The Araericnn bought 90
600 bags Of Cubas about due at y
cost and freight foi Philadelphia No
sugars were pressing for sale at be ow
basis Of IA cents for Cobas. Tu
lures were unchanged to noints high
er at the close
rhq ranco Of nriras.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Y'6nv't

The market was under most seyerc
pressure in the early afternoon. Steel
common was the last to give wa. But
Just when things looked worst the mar
ket steadied, then heavy buy ng orders
came IN. and in the final half houl a
substantial rally occurred which lifted
prices generally above the carly lows.
Veteran market observers said the buy
ing had all Of the car MARKS" Of SUP
porting orders from strong banking in =
terests Who had stepped IN to stem the
tide Of ceiling and thus restore conf
dence
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Ths range Of prices:

Coffee Futures Reports of weasn.ss in
pfi4narS mar - and dJll coad.ilons IN
ne spot msrfet n'rs caused NV low
prices m cof'c stsrday. Fjrol prices
wers lp tn 10 poln net lower.
IA. lAnee VI lllces.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
[ L e Days S Bond VA a k c t
snA

60 IS 1914
lu.p1l 70
= Is % Great E-italu|
{, Z ss 1877
s. fno. e77s
IL pat .7
e0 = ig12
ono. .1aq
NtN 49,. ti.
sf.iN7. r4A
1N0n $r-
do Ie2a
coo iS1
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
U. s. Government
Quotatjoas
Bid and AsNeG 0uotat-cas
Transactions

..--. bonds Yesterday. Monda y.
4fs l.4- S+.seu ss.eo 80 tb'0 DO
ST 4e tFt1 .-. ft a..o an y '' w
~ 415. ...- 84.e3a $500 Vt ="
1s' tt.s. 1897 s1Ne gQ 5000 ..0V
iHt- ~
iros ef9
ith ff,a tr5f - 'o'
t.c,4ty ffss lt-a ft-af
14 s4.54esl.ao 50 10 y Jo.0 0J
Ir.-4.a. i-s1,s.
% r4, f11 Ga'r1 5000 0lot
Is COUP l49 .'o5 NJ 900 4i.i
f.ts ,t
II eo.r f445. ss ~ -
As tas 1873 ..--.it1 iyi Nv
g. e +s
e- ian l4ssI0a s.4s fa1 nI1i
au r. 1915. zoo ., %. = "
IS Iaa e. IL 100 Nial "e % ft
-4 ian r.. its 100
pam r.g U 10 q
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4IbD..... 80 ~ e
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
San IN 4 A 2 81

,Gl Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
do A;es

l -l ~ . ... 4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

lIIIlil-lil.illal'sgFIITlIIarT1llglr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

10000
90 fo 4s
l4aNNn . ~
DO ct A4
QUO c. "a
Am v + s { rs
g., ",N'N... ~
Ann Amor 4s
700 30
Armour q 60 4ias
l. 600 Ta
S. .Huu s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
CRIPPLE FOR 80
YEARS, WALKS
Esprit Hand" Cure Battles
Southern Scientists

LOS ANGELES. June IL ia.
ward Bcrnai. leading civil engineer
and prominent member Of Los An
gcies' 400. has proved the human
enigma that has haffled scores OF
physicians. .ihcoiogians. spiritualists.
faithhcalcrH and Psychologists.
People stare at him as he walks
along tho street Cripples from
miles around have come TO Interview
him. hoping that he win bare TO
them the secret 20 liberate them
from life OF suffering.
For Bernai claims that he for 40
years a hunchback. was cured o. his
deformi,y by spirit hands that mas.
sagcd him In the daytime.
"IfnpoHslbic." choruscd the Los
Angeles physicians in a body. its
inconccivabie. The time OF miracles
has passed"
But Bernai smiles as they attack
his story. for he walks erect now.
whereas for years he was n cripple
and knew naught but suffering.
Bernai. who IS now 81. suffered
fan when less than a year old. 1t
made him n permanent cripple. For
40 years one shoulder was higher
than the other. one leg shorter than
the other. and his hack was braccd
by a plaster cast.
a few months ago Bernal began TO
walk straight. the hump was gone.
the shoulders level and the legs OF
equal length.
Here IL his own story OF the cure.
ION the night OF August %. 1915.
I was awakened by heavy footsteps
coming up the stairs. Altho had
locked the door. II opened and n
figure cloakcd in white stepped In.
with one arm stretched wide and
with diaphanous robe covering
ita body. II stood rigid at my bed.
side for two hours
Two binding rays Of light. one
from the window and the other
from tho spectre. Illuminated my
face. took my watch from DE.
meath my pillow and saw that It was
4 o'clock.
when I went 10 breakfast. 7 could
read the thoughts of the other mem.
bers Of the household. I answered
their questions before they spoke.
For two days was in this condi.
ton. As mingled with tho crowds
their thoughts were waited TO me as
by spirits.
THE next day felt n jerky move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
CYCLE MEN
PLAN PARTY

Great interest has been manifested
in local no;orcyclcdom In the COM
Ing ''GctTogether Party which ta
slated for next Monday evening from
8 TO 10 o. m. at tho local branch Of
the Ffreatono Tire and Rubber Co.
1890 nth ave.
The committee from the Seattle
Motorcycle club has issued a general
invitation 10 motorcycles riders and
their friends 20 be sure and come TO
this party. Eats. smokes and jazz
music viii be dlahed up TO all com.
ers. and motion pictures OF interest
to all lovers Of motorcyciery will be
shown. The pnytona speed tests.
the Marian. Ind. and Ascot races.
tho Capsstrano and Los Angeles hin
climbs. and last but not least Fire.
stone famous production Careless
America" are all on hand and viii
be run for the FIRST time at this
Get Together"
This n the firrt motorcycle party
TINT has ever been attempted In the
Northwest. but the committee In
charge o. arrangements In out with
the statement that anyone who ia In.
tercsted in the motorcycle and docs
not come on Monday night viii miss
the Invest party Of the year.
The ANNUAL Gypsy Tour which
will be held on June 10 and 20 TO Mt
Vernon viii be n subject OF few re.
marks by members Of the committee
in charge OF the tour arrangements
J. NJ. Mcdonald the "Firestons
Man" accompanied by Mr. Fred
Mercer. Of INDIAN" Mr.. Louis Won
Wasmcr OF Excelsior and Mr. Il
c. Hirsch Of Harley Davidson will
leave "wednesday morning for Mt.
Vernon TO mark the Gypsy Tour
course and make final arrangements
with hotel. restaurant and other ac-
commodations. 10 care for the large
crowd which Ia expected 20 turn out
this year. Special attention will be
given by this committee to the mat
ter Of guaranteeing "A sufficient gas
oline supply az Mt. Vernon so that
no one need have the haunting
fear" 81 an empty tank 10 mar the
pleasure OF his trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
PLAN PARK
TO PARK RUN

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June Ia
Secretary OF the Interior John Bar.
ton Payne ara Director of National
Parks stephen + Mnthcr empha.
sized the Importance OF the depart
ure Thu week u a. l.. Wcstgard.
field represent tive Of the American
Automobile association. who Is now
driving his car 10 Denver, to Join
the expedition OF wcaterners who
have taken upon themselves the
task OF laying out National park.to.
park highway passing thru seven
states. once circuit is decided
upon there viii come immediate ef-
fort all along tho line 10 improve
the roads thru federal. state. and
county cooperation at the earliest
possible moment
1t is the belief OF many Americans
that numerous dollars spent abroad
can be kept at home II the scenic at.
fractions In the states west OF tho
Mississippi river are connected up
with real ronds. with travelabie
arteries from one national park 10
another. thousands Of citizens from
DUTIES ith btfststl WIN hAAuI' Abns
ders will be attracted by n park.to-
park highway available in wet as
well as in dry weather and linking
up the II national Fairgrounds and
recreation reservations II the
country.
After Mr.. westgard and President
Gus iIolms OF the National Park.to-
Park Highway association and, other
officers of the same organization
have made the preliminary trip over
the circuit, there will come an off,
cial tour. starting from Denver. Au.
gust 20. OF quite comprehensive
character. That party will occupy
some 60 days in covering the nation.
al parks and national monuments
and other legitimate attractions. per.
haps adding to or subtracting from
the first circuit planned to serve as
basis for the working out OF final
route. Director OF National Parks
Mather will participate In the second
and concluding round Of the circuit.
along with Nother men who are deep.
ly interested IN making II really pos.
siblc for Americans TO See America
First"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON. June i2.-~Patcnts
have been issued 20 Dr. Charles
i. steinmetz. acknowledged an one
OF the greatest electrical scientists Of
the age. for a new type OF electric
vehicle which. Il In claimed. requires
30 per cent less battery than other
vehicles of like capacity, is % per
cent lighter In weight and can be
manufactured for onc.third iesa.
Stelnmetz. who for Is years has
been chief consulting engineer for the
General Electric Co. has been work
ing for more than Is years in devel.
oping the motors and drives that fea.
turc his new car. The General Flee.
trio. however. IL not TO benefit by
his invention. as "A new corporation
in bein. formed under the name Of
the sielnmctx Syndicate 10 produce
IL for the market.
In describing tho unusual features
of hts invention. sielnmetz says:
The method OF motor control. by
a storage cell floating on the field
circuit. gives compound Characters.
tics which result In ability 60 main
tain speed on heavy upgrades and
with heavy loads. a quicker getaway
in starting and limits tho maximum
speed 40 a careless driver. even on
downgrndes. cannot race the car.
ION down grades and In stopping.
the motor automaticaiiy becomes a
generator. acts as brake and feeds
electric current back into the bat
terry. therefore the car Ia perfectly
Hafo when on heavy downgrades.
without relying on the brakes. The
brakes are uaed only for stopping the
car. but never on down-Eradea. as the
motor checks the speed and holds IL
90 safe limit. incidentally this
saves the wear Of the brakes and re-
charges the battery. resulting in a
better maintenance OF mileage an
hiliy territory"
This motor arrangement In the
Steinrnrtx car wholly eliminates the
dlfforcntiai. makes possible a simpler
and more compact power plant and
reduces both the weight and the
manufacturing cost OF the car.
The company being formed 10
build tho steinmetx carp-which for
the present viii be confined 10 In.
dustrial trucks and light delivery
cars--wiil have It's general offices a;
Baltimore. Two million dollars of
preferred stock will be issued at par
and 100000 shares OF common stock
with no par value. Washington and
Baltimore capitalists. including VIII.
liam r. Ham. president Of the Wash.
Ington Railway q Electric Co. and
Herbert A. Wagner. president Of the
Consolidated Gas. Electric Light 4
Power Co. Of Baltimore. are directors
In the new Sieinmetz Syndicate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
SAVE GASOLINE

The rising price OF gasoline Is
gradually making the automobile
owner think seriously OF the situa-
ton. COL dealers say the supply
Is dwindllng and are beginning a
campaign OF education 50 that no
gas may be wasted. Two points
arc mos, important
First. keen your carburcter per
fectly adjusted SO that every bit
OF fuel is used up. Second. do
not run the engine while the ma.
chine is standing.
such slight attentions are n ray
Ing 70 the motoriat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Indianapolis Winner Entered
in Big Tacoma Race July 5th

caught on fire. wants TO enter the
Tacoma race and viii be on hand II
his new car is ready In time.
Motors Are Small Sire
The racing cars Of 1880 are limited
TO piston displacement not to OK.
cced ISIS cubic inches with the result
that the motors are about as large as
the motor on the Ford car The cars
will be in the best possible condition
for the Tacoma race. 4 large mum
Der Of the new cars were not given
trials until tho day OF the race at
Indianapolis.
Tho Tacoma Speedway officials an.
nounce that tho sale OF seats for the
grandStand viii go on at an early
date and will probably close about
July l since the stand was entirely
sold out last year week before the
events OF July l. The race will be
ssS miles for a purse OF sss,soo and
will begin promptly at : ,. IN. Mon
day, July 8,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

TACOMA. June is.--kings OF
Speed famous for years for
genemiship at the whecl-will con.
test for new and greater records az
the Tacoma Speedway on Monday,
July S. ". e. Baldwin. president OF
the Tacoma Speedway. returned this
week from indianapolis where he was
successful in signing 10 drivers with
the assurance that several moro will
come II their new cars are ready.
Chevrolet In Monroe
Heading the list viii be CASTOR
Chevrolet. winner OF the s00-milc
race a, Indianapolis and Joe Boyer,
who lead the big race for the first
sto miles and then met with a slight
accident that threw him the pits,
Ralph Muiford. Eddie Hearnc and
Clff Durant. favorites In the North
west. viii be In the field again this
year. New faces 20 be seen In add
lion to Chevrolet and Boyer will be
Jimmy Murphy. Joe Thomas. Eddie
RDonnell and Roscoe Sarles. Tom
Milton. who raced az Tacoma In
1916. will return for the first time
In four years. Ralph De Palma. the
famous star. who met with such hard
luck at Indianapolis when his car