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MoNoN COAL COMPANY
First Mortgage Sinking Fund
kn Gnld Roudx

Tue undersigned. AS Sinking Fund Trustee
under the FIRST Mortgage OF Monon Coal
Company to Bankers Trust Company and
Scott Brown. as Trustees. dated May 10,
1911, securing the above bonds, hereby gives
notice that II VIII purchase bonds OF tho
above Issue for the Sinking Fund to the ex-
tent of $4,e6305. being the amount Of cash
in It's hands for that purpose at the lowest
price for which such bonds Clearing all un-
paid coupons) shall be offered TO II. and that
In respect thereof the undervigncd will
receive sealed proposals for the sale OF such
bonds at its Corporate Trust Department.
No. 10 Wall Street, New York City. up to
the close OF business August 10. 1921. No
offer win be accepted at price exceedins
tho face value OF principal OF the bonds
offered In case bonds shall be offered by
two or more holders at the same price. to
an amount In the aggregate exceeding the
cash sinking fund applicable thereto. ac-
ccptance of such offers will be made In tho
order of the date Of receipt thereof, and TX
suoh equal offers OF two or more holders DO
received at tho same time, then each VIII bo
accepted TO an amount which shall bear TO
such offer substantially the samo proper
tlon as such cash sinking fund shall bear TO
the aggregate of such simultaneous equal
offers.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
Sinking Fund Trustee.
BY ii. y. WILSON. JR.. vice-President-
August 2, 1921.
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PROPOSALS.
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS
For the station Finish Work for Part Of the
Fourteenth Street Eastern Rapid
Transft Railroad

Sealed bids or proposals for the construc-
tion OF station finish for four 90 stations on
Railroad in the Borough OF Brooklyn viii bo
received by the Transit Commission of tho
State of New York Hereinafter called ths
''Commission'). on behalf Of The City Of
New York. at the office OF the Commission &C
No. 20 Lafayette Street. Borough OF Manhat-
tan. No York City. until the 10th day Of
An.sSs,, 1921. at eleven thirty III 800 O'Clock
M. at which time and place or at q later
date to be fixed by tho Commission, the pro-
posals will bs publicly opened.
Tho stations for which said station fns1n
is 10 be provided arc four "a stations on
thai part of the Fourteenth Street Eastern
Rapid Transit Railroad beginning ut point
under East Fourrecnth Street. In the Borough
OF Manhattan, about eighty (so) feet west OF
thence easterly under East Fourteenth Street.
East River. North Seventh Street. Metropoli-
tan Avenue and Bushwfck Avenue. 20 a point
about opposite the northerly building line OF
The work 10 be done will also include the
construction and finish work OF head-house
over vent shaft at foot of North Seven tn
Street and other finish work along the line
OF the Railroad. n
The Contractor must complete all work
Within eight (S) months from the delivery
or the contract, except as otherwise provided
In the form of contract
fuller description OF the work and other
requirements. proviyions and specifics tions
are given In the Information for Contractors
and In the forms OF contract. bond and Con-
tractor'e Proposal and In the contract draw
ings. which are to be deemed part of this
Invitation and copies OF which may be In
spected and purchased at said office of the
Commission.
The receipt Of bids win be subject to the
requirements specified In said Information
for Contractors.
New York, July 20. 1921.
TRANSIT COMMISSION,
By GEORGE McANENY, Chairman.
JAMES b. WALKER. Secretary.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCE

Flour unchanged to 25c. lower: in carload
lots family patents quoted at SsQS25 a bar |
81 800 barrels. Bran, SIS. wheat-No. |
Northern. ~ s2xD$1: :s7m: September. sI.27M; |
December. $1.2S. Corn-No yellow 400 |
soc. oats-No. 8 white. S0N@s1Mc. Flag |
No. !. $1.06h1f 9sz.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN pANxnuprrv

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
Court:
soBEL a ETsNER-rnvoluntary pet,,,or
filed by II. JOHNSON and e. Francis and l..
Siegel against Martin u. eobel and Aha
Eisner. trading 40 6obei Eisner mani
facturcrs of womcns hand bags fal West
Thirty-second street, stating liabilities OF
NER-ENGLANDER Co. rNc.-rnvo,ur-
tary petition flied by Philip KoeniRsfest.
4. Won schwarts and Harry Greenberg
against the Posrer- -Engiander Co., Inc
dress manufacturers. 20 West Thfrticth
street. stating liabilities OF 5000 and as
sets OF $4,000.
EMIL HEYMAN.--rnvoiuntary petition flied
by u. siegei. J. Frimarck and J. RosenbIat
against Emil Hcyman, hnberdashery, DOG
Third avenue, stating liabilities OF 5000
and assets OF 5000.
FRANK CTRCIiIA.--rnvoiuntary petition
flied BY Times SQUARE Auto supply Co.
against frank ccrchia. trading as the
Economy Auto Equipment Co.. % woat
Fordhamn Hoad, Bronx. stating liabilities
BoTfRD BROS. Esc.-voiuntary petition
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers In bankruptcy we're
appointed yesterday IN United States District
Court
DAVID ALPER--Judge Martin r. Manton
appointed Jacob I. Berman temporary re-
ceiver for David Aipcr. dry goods mer-
chant, Beacon, ~. r.. with bond Of Ga, ,T5O.
BoFfRD BROTHERS. INC.--Judgs Martin
IT, Manton appointed Francis X. Hennes-
sey. 3 Hickman street, temporary receiver
for Bofird Brothers. Inc, bakers. Pough-
kcepsie, N. y, with bond OF 5000.
EMIL HEYMAN--Judge Martin r. Manton
nppointer Edward J. Ryan receiver for Emil
Heyman. haberdashcr, o02 Third avenue.
with bond OF $500.
RAPID WOODWORKING COMPANY-Judge
Martin T. Manton appointed Vincent Froei-
man receiver for the Rapid Woodworking
Company. go East Twelfth street, with
bond OF $1,000.
PERUVIAN PANAMA HAT COMPANY =
Judge Martin r. Manton appointed John y.
Johnston receiver for the Peruvian Panama
Hat Company. hat manufacturers, 35 East
Eighth street, with bond OF $4,000.
PoSN1R- COMPANY - Judge
Martin y. Manton appointed Francis y.
Dineen receiver for the posner- Englandor
Company. dress manufacturers, 20 West
Tbirtieth street. with bond OF 5000.
FRANK CERCHTA--Judge Martin r. Manton
appointed Thomas H. Wnltes, Jr., tempo
rary receiver for Frank Cerchia. trading
rs the Economy Auto Equipment Company.
2o West Fordhan road, Tho Bronx. with
bond OF 81, 1000
THOMAS ". DAwLEY.--Judge Martin Man
ton appointed Samuel L Refs receiver for
Thomas Dawley. music studio. 167 Madison
l.. Z. PHrLBRooK TEN-cfNT CO. INC
Judge Augustus \, Hand appointed Arthur
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
PENNSY MAY IGNORE
LABOR BOARD DECISION
Reported Likely to Deal With
Shop Committees.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.--The Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company is expected to
make known tomorrow its position on
the decision of the Federal Railroad
Labor Board in the matter Of the dis
pute with the shop crafts over the cleo
ton Of committees to formulate rules to
govern working conditions. While no
official word has come from tho com
pany it has been presistently reported
the principal officers OF the road arc
disposed to ignore the Labor Board
decision and deal with the shop crafts
committees already elected.
Numerous conferences have been held
by Gen. w. w. Atterbury, vice president
in charge of operation. with President
Rea and other officers with regard to
the situation. Members of the board
Of directors have also been called in.
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TO HOLDERS OF FHTEEN-YEAR SIX
PER CENT. SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS OF
RRADEN COPPER MINES COMPANY

Tie undersigned. as Trustee under the
Collateral Trust Agreement dated February
j, 1916 securing the aforesaid bonds. pur-
suant to Section OF Article III. OF said
Agreement. hereby calls for tenders for the
sale TO It. as such Trustee, of an amount
OF said bonds sufficient. nearly as may
be, TO exhaust the sum of Six hundred sixty
Elk thousand and seven hundred hirty-five
and twenty-five one hundredths dollars
(sc66. .735.22) now in its hands for account
OF the Sinking Fund provided by said Agree
ment All such tendery must be for all
or any part of the bonds offered. must state
the price at which the Same are offered.
not exceeding. however. 105s6 of the prin-
cipai thereof, and accrued interest and
must be received at the Corporate Trust
Department of the undersigned. No. 10 Wall
Street. New York. on or before IL o'clock
noon on August 10. 1921. Each such tender
should be securely sealed and marked
Tender of Bonds for Purchase for Sinking
Fund under Collateral Trust Agreement of
Braden Copper Mines Company. dated Feb
ruary 1. 1916" Notification OF tenders ac
cepted will be mailed on or before August
20. 1921. and will call for delivery OF he
bonds on or before August 26. 1921. with
coupons maturing February. 1922. and SUR
seQuently.
Accepted bonds should be accompanied by
Federal Income Tax Ownership Certificate
Dated At New York this End day Of Au-
gust. 1921.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustees.
BY II. L. WILSON. JR..
Vice President.
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Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss.
12:55-7fo nth av.: NJ. zelinger. :. Unknown
2:Oo-27s Brook nv.. Tho Bronx:
Samuel wei5man. Unknown
5:i5-36i East 1880 st.. Tho Bronx
Mary Antes .......-.s........ .Trifling
IL 5000 West i09th st.; John
Walker ......s...+..s...... Unknown
Pm.
IL :4o-23s West s6th st.; chimney;
Goldatone Brothers ............. None
2:4o-42u East 44th ST.. United Dressed
Beef Co... .Trifling
2:s0--4f White ST.. Harvard Lunch Co.
Trifilng
s:oo-si7 West b5th St. John Barry
Unknown
0:io-s5 Church xt.. unknown. 80. .Trifiing
6:45-6th av. and f4th ST.. auto;
Nathan Casner. .......... .rrffnng
T:1o--5ea West f55th at; Julia Wet
I .3o--Ninth av. and 3sth St: Ninth
surface car. .Trftfinx
s:aJ-37T LIST av; Harry Leperoff Unknown
s:<J-325e Parkside place. Bronx:
auto; Hal Meyers. ....... Unknown
s:5o-11s5 Prospect ay., Bronx; auto
unknown 49,. ....... ...... gnhnown
e:45-451 9Th av.: fur company. Unknown
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WHEAT SENT HIGHER
BY FOREIGN DEMAND
Farmers Offerings Also Are
Reduced-Domestic Milling
Demand Is Strong.

CHICAGO. Aug. s.--Improved export
demand. together with prospective fall
ing off In the domestic movement from
rural sources. had bullish effect on
the wheat market to-day. Prices closed
from to 2Xc. net higher. with Septem-
Der. s1.2s to s1.22A and December ,1.25
to $1-25A. Corn gained " to M@lc
and oats * to VI o. &c. Provisions fin
ished from 22c decline to &c advance.
A good domestic milling demand was
q factor in turning the market upgrade
On the other hand. an increase of al
most 100000 bushels in the visible
supply had depressing influence.
which, however, was short lived, as the
grain had already been hedged. Fur
thermore receipts at primary points to-
day did not come up to the volume ex-
pecteds and there were predictions that
arrivals this week would be reduced so
per cent. The market closed at about
the top figures of the day.
Corn and oats averaged higher in
sympathy with wheat and as result OF
advices that the German fodder crop
was severely damaged by drought.
Packers selling caused a late break
In provisions. more than offsetting the
effect OF higher hog values.
Germany purchased 100000 bushels
Of the 100000 bushels Of wheat sold in
yesterdays cash market Germany was
also reported to have arranged for cred
its for the purchase OF 100000 BUSH
els Of grain In this country. Ot,er Con-
tinental countries took tho remaining
100000 bushels. The export trade was
interested in leading houses estimate
OF tho Argentine surplus wheat at
I 900, 900 tons Southwestern offerings
Of wheat were smaller and premiums
higher. Sales OF corn were estimated at
100000 to 500, 900 bushels.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF

Equipment Trust 7ss Gold Notes Series "A."
The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York. as Trustee under Union Tank Car
Company Equipment Trust Agreement, dated
August 2nd, 1920. hereby invites offers 70 sell
TO the Sinking Fund, Notes Issued thercun der
TO exhaust the sum OF SIX Hundred and
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($G.S ,yOo) at
. Pr1cs not 10 excecd par and intei.ss.
Offers should be addressed to the Trust
Department Of the undersigned, No. 81 Wall
Street. New York City. and will be opencd al
twelve 12) o'clock noon. on Aueusf 10Th,
1921. The right Is reserved TO rejec. any and
all offers
Dated Now York. NJ. Y, August and. 1921.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
ny LYMAN RHoADEs, President.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
HE CRESCENT PIPE LINE COMPANY,

Pittsburgh, Pa, August Jsh, 1921
A dividend of Seventy-Five (.75) Cents per
share has been declared on the capital stock
OF this company. payable Thursday, Septen-
Der 10Th. 1921. TO stockholders OF record at
the close of business Friday. August o6.h,
1921
For purpose of this dividend tho transfer
books win be closed from p NJ Friday,
August 26th. TO A. NJ. Friday. September
10th
All communications regarding payment or
change of address should be cent to thi, OF
flee not later than Friday, August 26tf
j. A. TOOMEY, Secretary
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

CHAs. 6. BERMAN and A. BERNtAN. doing
business az French American Aut. Rub.
vu1c. Co., 2i84 Madison nv.. have dissolved
partnership. ChAs. o. Bcrman Is no longer
connected with sams.
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Office of the Treasurer.
Pittsburgh. Pa. July 21. !

Offfce OF the TreaSurer.
Pittsburgh. Pa. July 81. 1921.
First Mortgage Bonds OF this Company 70
an aggregate cost OF Eighteen Thousand Six
Hundred Fifty Dollars (3lS $4,000 will bo
purchased September !. 1921. for the Sinking
Fund, from the lowest bidders. at price
not to exceed par and interest.
Sealed proposals to sell bonds must be in
the hands of The Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company, New York City, before three
o'clock "wednesday afternoon, August 31st,
1921. and bonds accepted must be delivered
on September LIST or security furnished that
day. II required. that delivery will be made
within ten days.
+. Ii. b. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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SUGAR STOCKS.
TOBACCO STOCKS.

x. Daizisi receiver for the l.. L. Phiibrook
Ten-Cent CO.. Inc,,. i43 South Fourth st..
PRATT ENGINEER AND MACHINE 90
Judge Martin Manton appointed =. Josephs
ancilliary receiver for the Pratt Engineer
Georeia. with q bond OF 1900.
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STEEL STOCKS.

hicles and Insurance policies valued at
ei60,O75
EUGENE KURKA--Ths schedules OF Eugene
kurka, meats, ITO Now Main street. Yon-
kers. show liabilities OF e<.74e. with as
sets. principally debts due on open account.
JAMES A. CouoHLrN = The schedules Of
James A. Coushlfn. merchant, 1901 AM
sterdam avenue. show liabilities OF si47, ,oa5,
with assets. stock valued at 1914 mud
other items aggregnting SD87f3
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Army Orders
New York Herald Bureau.
Wnshlngtnn. u. c.. Aug. 3. L

New York Herald Bureau.
washington. -. c., Aug. ..
These army orders have been made public:
Col. Tenney Ross, General staff. In relieved
from detail as member OF General Staff
Corps. Major y. A. Dciamatsr. Jr.. ana
Major W. A. McCathran. report commanding
renerni rirhth Corps Area,
Arr sETvICE-Maior Follett Bradley,
Major r. Lowell, Jr.; Major ". l.. Watson,
Capt II. w, Cook, Capt. Henry Pascafe,
CAPT n l.. Walsh. First Lieut.. u. r. Lewis.
First Lieut. Oscar Monthan. First Lieut.. e..
H. Rldenour TO Dayton, Ohio; Capt. n y.
Hough. Jr.: Can't. II. y. Sturcksn. Capt. A.
Victor Parks, Jr.. to Langley Field.
MtSCELI.ANEOrS--Na H. n. Berry. de-
tailed ms assistant professor military science
!. w. blanchard, Philippine Scouts, retired.
10 home: Major ". NJ. Parker, detailed ~
professor OF military science ~ University OF
Arizona. n
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7. H. B. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.

PROPOSALS FOR MAINTENANCE DREDG-
ING U. $. Engineer Office. Room GIG.
Army Building. New York City. Scaled pro-
poeals win be received here until IL NJ, Au-
gust ~. 1921, and then opened. for dredging
In Staten Island Sound. y. Y. and ". j.,
Woodbridge Greek and South River, n. J.
Further Information application.
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JUDGMENTS FTLED.
MANHATTAN.

y
The following judgments we're filed yes.
terday. the first namo being that OF the
ARCHIBALD EXPORT CORP
Conroy Prugh Co. o................ s64e.6O
II. 4 d. FABRIC CoRP.--Mernut-
tct Company. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f,5Bf.5o
BACKER. Samuel l2oth Century
Clothing Co.)-M- November. $50. 3TT.e5
BRUCkS, Abraham, and Mrs. Abra-
ham Brlcks-H. Percimutter... 5000
Cooperative Dairy Assn. Inc. s.7ose7
CARROLL. Bradish j., Jr.--N.
r. Tucker ct stal:;;:.:..:........ al: 5000
iNc.-H. r. Klsmens. ........... 7.scs.so
Nc.-x. II. Began. .............. si7.so
DEsCHANEL INTERNATIONAL
CORP. P.-Hickson Lumber CO... 1.sS5 40
DEMARr. GIUssEPPf.-J. p. Maia-
DE La ROSA. Ro.aies-N. Hamni -
FULLER, J. Icnsign-J. Kimmei
oREENBERa. sarn;i ana Harry
Daskin tGreen a Bashn)--Brom-
berg Costume Co., Inc. .......... 220.ol
HANscHATT. Mas-chathsm and
New YORK. ............:...... s.a4s.ss
Sales Co. Inc. ............,s... f.ess.sr
steinberg and David Joseph--Chat-
ham and Phoenix Natl Bank of
the City Of New York. II. 4s0.4 .4f
HIRSCHHORN. Joseph. and Joseph
Natl nsnk o. the City Of n. T.. 42oe.ss
IIASSENPFJrcs. Touise. as rdynnx.
and Globe Indemnity Co.--seorsc
Colon Observation-Disclosures. G.3iS 81
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CHICAGO PRICES.
WHEAT
NEW YORK PRINCES.

WHEAT.-No. red. $1.3s: No. hard,
$i.S7; No. ] Manitoba, tf.78: No. mixed
durrm. $1.39 C. I. track New York to
arrive.
CORN.-No. yellow and No. 2 white
were quoted at 61c.: No. mixed. S0hc.
C. 4 Z. ten days shipment.
OATs.-No. / white quoted at b1Ikc. No.
white. BIC; No. s white. Al TO 4Sc.: No.
Z white. 46c.: fancy clipped white, BShc.;
0 cinnry clipped white. 61hc.. all elevator.
hIE.-No. 2 Western. $1.21 Z. o. b. and
SLID c. l Z. New York.
BARLEY.-Feeding. G6c. to roc. mating.
TIC to &c. c. l; Z. New York;
NO: 3. S23 to $25; shipping. SEQ to S22 ton.
STHAW.-No rye, $22 to 323 ton.
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OUT OF TOWN MARKETS

BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
THE OHIO CONNECTING RAILWAY
COMPANY

By GEORGE McANENY, Chair,nan
JAMES b. WALKER. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
COUNT PAUL TELEKI
HERE TO LECTURE
Arrives on the Carmania to
Address American Insti-
tute of Politics.

Count Paul Teleki. former Premier OF
Hungary. arrived here yesterday on the
Cunard Liner Carmania to enlighten this
country on the subject OF Hungary. past
present and future. Count Teleki will
lecture before the American Institute OF
Politics at williams College.
The Hungarian statesman did not care
to speak of conditions in Hungary In ad-
vance OF his lectures. but PAUL de
Hevesy. who, with the Countess. accom-
panied him, said that the United States
Commissioner in Hungary. Grant Smith.
and his staff are well liked. Even more
popular, however, Is Capt Pedlow, who
distributes American relief to war suf-
ferers in Budapest. He Is greeted every
where with cheers and Is followed by
adniring children.
Optimism concerning the food situa-
tion in Hungary was expressed by Count
Teleki's spokesman. The crops in Hun
gary have been good and have not suf-
fered from drought, like those of most
of Europe.
But we are confronted with the CON
ditions that come to a country reduced
by partition from 100000 population
to 100000: a country whose area has
been decreased by two-thirds." Mr. de
Hevesy said. Disarmament does not
mean much to US, who can by treaty
have only $4,000 men,"
Others on board were Alexa STIR
ling. who failed In her effort to defeat
English and Scotch women golfers; Miss
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
MAN BLACKJACKED
DEAD; COP ACCUSED
Continued from First Page.

OF the station house but the men, after
whispering together. turned me around
and we started west. One OF them said.
Well give him a kick and send him
home One of the men went off down
the avenue. The other stood with me.
"A patrol wagon happened along. One
of the crowd that had followed us from
the Polo Grounds stopped 1t so that l
could be taken aboard, but instead Of
doing that with me the policeman who
was guarding me hoped aboard and
away he went in the patrol wagon. leav-
ing me standing in the street a.tu shout
ing. You coward; you're not man
enough to see this thing through"
Carpenter made his complaint to
Lieut.. Thomas Bezell at the West 135th
street station house. Several men, who
said they had Witnessed the assault.
vouched for the truth of his story.
Bezell reported to Inspector Cahalane
and Cahalane ordered Detective Nc
honey to investigate. Lieut.. Bezell said
he was forbidden by police rules to talk
about the affair to reporters. In the
precinct 1t was said that the two police
men accused by Carpenter were proba-
bly, Headquarters men," Their names
have not beea sscertained.
Ten days ago Patrolman Charles F..
Tighe was accused of beating forty per-
sons at Ninth avenue and Forty third
street. He Is under suspension at Police
Headquarters and is out on bail on
charges of assault.
The New York herald., 1921-08-09
COURT MOVED BY YOUTHS (
STRUGGLE WITH POVERTY
Furniture and Clothes Pay for Funeral and Lad Sleeps
in Parks With Only Occasional Jobs
Warden Contributes to Fund.

looked for work he was told he was too
small. Smith had to sleep in parks. and
one night II rained and he caught pneu-
mona From Kings County Hospital
he was sent to convalescent home In
Westchester. where ne was allowed to
stay a year and half.
I Returned to Brooklyn. he said, he did
not seem strong enough to hold steady
Job. He got an occasional job washing
dishes, and once some police Clipped in
and gave him s5. Lately. he said, he
had been sleeping in Fort Green and
Highland parks and. when 1t rained, In
Railways.
Warden Richard Wright of Raymond
Street Jail. slipped SIS to a probation
officer for Smith after he heard the
story