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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
STOCK PRICES BREAK
ONE TO THREE POINTS
Oils. Equipments, Motors and
Shippings Lead Reaction in
Change Transactions.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Sept. 26.--(Wall Street.
1880 n. m)--The strength of rails
impaired steady tone to the stcck
market at the outset of today's trad
ing. but reactions set in almost inn
mediately on further offerings of
foreign oils Royal Dutch. which un-
settled last Saturdays session, opened
at a moderate recovery, but soon drop
ped l 4 points.
Mexican Petroleum fell 2S and
equipments. motors and shippings, as
represented by Baldwin. Pullman,
Studehaker and American Internation-
al also gave way.
4 new low record for marks at 0.S75
20 0.SS directed renewed attention TO
Gcrmany's unstable economic status.
Noon-In the course of the early
reversal. Pullman. Harvester. Sears
Roebuck. United States Rubber and
Sumatra Tobacco lost l TO points.
The first rally was led by steels and
Coppers, followed by chemicals,
feathers, motor specialties and utili-
ties.
United States Steel's advance Of
point lifted that stock to its highest
quotation Cor the current movement
Regardless of further favorable state
ments of earnings for August. nigh
grade rails We're apathetic, but junior
shares. including Lehigh Valley and
Colorado Southern. first preferred
registered l point gains.
Call money opened at per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Associated press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. Sept. 26.--Cattle. receipts
g 000: choice TO spring yearlings and
best handyweight corn fed steers
steady; others slow. unevenly lower;
early top yearlings. 1925; bulk all
weight beef steers. around 5.75@9.25;
receipts include 1900 westerns; she
stock. steady 10 25 cents lower; bulls
weak: calves. stockers and feeders
lower.
Hos. receipts $4,000; opened 10 to
Is cents lower; later active steady to
10 cents lower than Saturdays aver
age; desirable light butchers scarce;
top. S.20: bulk lights and light butch
ors. 7.75@S.1O: bulk packing sows,
6.25G660; pigs steady; bulk desirable.
7.2567.5O.
sheep, receipts $4,000; first sales
Eat native lambs to packers at 1900
SOC: about steady; westerns steady to
25 cents lower; top. SIS; fat sheep
about steady; heavies weak; market
lower on feeder lambs; none sold
early.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

As a whole. steel output is estimated at
about 33 per cent of capacity. against
little more than 20 per cent in July The
number of sheet mills in operation is the
largest in several months. A reduction in
PIX iron stocks is disclose for the first
time In year.
The American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company Is operating close to 65 per
cent OF capacity. with enough orders
hoe~ed 70 maintain this ratio for
After a period of slow and irregular
Improvement. reports Duns Review.
added momentum TO the business re-
cuNery hatD masterialized with the ad
fancing seaSon While reports from sepa-
rate trades and industries are not yet of
one tenor. encouraging features are in-
rrcasingly prominent and the outlook for
continued gains IL favorable Except in
certain speculative channels where prices
have fucuated widely. current develop
mcuts are along conservative lines"
New burger. Henderson < Loeb of Phila-
dclphia says. Any remaining lingering
doubt as 70 genuine caliber OF the con
Ffructlve mONemcn tin the security market
should easily have been dissipated by
the host Of peculiarly interesting financial
incidents of the last week. Either meas.
ured by technical or fundamental basic
conditions. IL is conclusively certain that
not only has the tide OF security values
swung around from an ebb TO a strong.
running food. but that in every division
stratod the line of least resistance i,
upward
Allied Chemical which has been one Of
the features Of the market for the last ter
DAYS. ran UP TO AZ Saturday, up p.
points net.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
Philadelphia Produce Market.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Sept. 26.-wheat, low
er; No. red winter. 1.2s@1.s4; do.
EarliclSy. 1I7@1.22.
Corn. lower; export No. >, 6SG64;
do. No. ;. so@el; No. 2, yellow, local.
7iG72.
Oats. lower; No. white, 46l46471k;
No. 2 do. 44@45.
Eggs. higher; nearby extra firsts,
4Siz; do. firsts. 47l9; western extra
firsts. 46GD47; do. firsts. 44G45; fancy
selected. packed, eOG61.
Cheese. quiet. firm; New York whole
milk. fancy fats, 22022is; fair TO good,
sod2l. loaghorn, 21lz22l9; single
daisies. 2lk@22.
Live poultry. higher; fowls, not leg
horns. as to quality. 236S5: do, leg
horns. 22G25; spring chickens, not
icghorns, 23632; do, leghorns. 2lG25;
old roosters. 16G1S: ducks, white
pelSin, 22624; do. mixed, coiors. 1S6
20.
Dressed poultry, firm; fowls. fresh
killed. choice % fancy SsGpS7. do
small sizes. 21@34; roasting chickens.
nearby. 32@S5. do. western 32634;
fryins chickens, nearby, - as, de-,
western 3562t; 5roihns chickens,
rearhy. 316S4; do, western, 3O6S2;
cid rocsters. 1921; ducks, Long Is
land. 2S; do, nearby, 81.
Potatoes, steady: whites. Jersey No.
per basket, S5@1I0; do, No. 2. So
050.
Flour, dull; soft winter. straight
western. e.35@6.5O; do, nearby. 5000
s25; hard winter. straight. 7.2507 so ;
do. short patent. 7.s0Gs.O0; sprinS
flrst clear. 7.OO67.25; do. patent, see
IS.50; do. short patent, S.609e.0o
fancy spring and city mills patent
family brand. 9.75@10.50.
Hay. quiet, steady; timothy No. >.
2H.00G 22.00; No. 3, 1S.OO61s.00;
sample. 14.00G1e.0O; no grade, 12.006
l4.00; clover mixed hay, light mixed
1s.5oa200o; No. 1 mixed 1s.00G
1900.
Tallow. firm, prime city, .oose, 594
do. special. loose. So prime country
"a edible. in tierces, s.
Bran, dull. weak; soft winter
straight western. in 10O-fb sacks
2S.o0G24.00; spring, 22.OOG2S.OO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
SELLS PERIsHABLE GOODS.
Meat Department Of Louis Mehr Sold
60 Satisfy Attachment.

Only the property of Louis Mehr.
and not that of the Golden Rule Store
at No. G, and 10 East Third street.
was seized by Constable Bowers on
Saturday, the attachment having been
made on claims amounting to approx
mately SIS, 1000. The Golden Rule Store
is not affected by the attachment on
Mehr's goods. the latter conducting
his business separate from that of
other departments of the store.
Because OF the perishable nature of
some of the goods. Magistrate Barnet
Gluckman. with which Office Constable
Bowers is affiliated. gave authority to
have the goods sold Since Saturday
Constable Bowers has appeared in a
new profession. Meats were among the
articles sold today while the constable
did not actually cut the meat for the
customers, he had direct charge of
the sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Sept. 26.-Charters were filed
here, as follows
Acme Manufacturing Association. Dover,
Del capital. 81 900 600
Ray Battery Co, Detroit, Mich.
81 900 900.
Siempreviva Producing and Refining Co
Wilmington Del, 81 900 900.
National Distributing Co.. Wilmington,
Del; S400.000
National Pump Co. Wilmington, Del. :;
$3.50 900.
Barnard Lynah, Inc, New York City ;
5000 900.
Fair Oaks Steamship Corporation, Will
mington, Del; 100000.
Herbal Remedy Co. Scranton, Pa.
$50 600.
Increase in capital-Barahoma Sugar
Co. from 100000 TO SIS. BOG. 900
Tei-U-Where Co. of America. 81 500 ,0OC
TO 81 100000. Boston Mass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
AN NTE|DL.E MISSION
FLIES TO NEE T|NG'
Philadelphians Go by Plane to
Pittsburg, Returning Later
in Day.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.


Philadelphia, Sept. 26,--Two mem-
bers of the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce left by airplane for Pitts
burg today carrying resolutions re-
Gently adopted by the organization
urging an Industrial revival and con-
sequent betterment of the unemploy-
ment situation. This is the second
trip of the kind undertaken by the
local commerce chamber, a committee
having flown to Washington last week
and laid the resolutions before Presi-
dent Harding.
In Pittsburg the Philadelphians,
Archibald Webster and Arthur q,
Morse, will be met by representa- tlves
OF the Pittsburg Chamber. of Com
merce and entertained at luncheon
al which plans for the stimulation of
Industry will be discussed.
The course of the plane will take il
over Harrisburg and Altoona. and II
is planned TO return TO Philadelphia
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
.HOWATT CASE BEFORE
MINERS CONVENTION
Bitter Debate Expected Be-
tween Contending U. M.
w. A. Factions.

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening
indianapolis. Sept. 26. Both factions
among delegates 20 the convention Of
the United Mine Workers OF America
lined up today for the final test of
strength In the two Kansas strike
cases, the vote being to decide whether
Alexander Howat. presid snt OF the
Kansas district, would be directed to
order strikers back TO work Mt the
Dean and Reliance mines.
Bitter debate was I'm prospect when
the convention resumed consideration
of the cases, the Observation-Disclosures
element eontending.
Howat's opposition 20 ordering the
men back TO worl. was Justified be-
cause the operators sought TO change
working conditions. Administration
delegates, supporting President John
l.. Lewis. denied this contention. as-
serting that the issue was whether the
union required It's own men to fulfil
their contracts.
While both sides were Lreparinp
today for the show down, IL was doubt.
ful whether the vote could be com.
pleted until late Tuesday. Howat'i
followers were planning TO demand {
roll vote. and almost a day would b'
required 90 poll the delegates individ
| ually.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
SAY POLICEMAN WAS DRUNK.
William McCord 10 Face Charges Be-
fore Police Board Tomorrow.

Policeman William II. McCOrd has
been temporarily suspended by Super
intendent Black. and will be given a
hearing before the Directors of Pub
lie Safety tomorrow afternoon. on
charge OF drunkenness. McCord re-
ported off sick last evening and when
Police Surgeon Forrest called at the
mans home found he was intoxicated.
according to the report at police head
quarters.
According 10 information given out
at Superintendent Blacks office, Nc
Cord was found in a house in the
vicinity Of Chestnut and Adams street
on Saturday night, when the police
were in the act Of raidiug it. on re-
ports that the liquor laws were being
violated by some Of the residents. Some
containers but no liquid evidence was
found by the raiding party.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
FINED FOR SPEEDING.
Louis Nnslie Was Travelling nt No.
Mile CLIP. Police Say.

Arrested by Motorcycle officer Hyn-
son on Union street yesterday. while
travelling at 35 miles an hour, accord
ing to the police. Louis NaslIe was
fined s25 and costs In Municipal Court
today.
The case OF Charles Smiley, Negro
arrested on a charge of carrying a
revolver. at Third and Orange streets
last night, was continued until tomor-
row.
Released from the worlShouse less
than day after serving ten days
Imprisonment for tresspa ssing, a
Negro, giving the name of John Hop
lSins, was arrested last night by
Special Officer Crawford, while walk
ing on the railroad track near II. A.
Lower. Explaining that he was not
acquainted with the town, Hopkins
was dismissed.
Pleading guilty 30 being drunk. Ed
ward Brown. James Empson and
Frank Sevalls were each fined $40 and
costs.
Arrested by patrolman Skepski NJ
/ o'clock this morning at Third and
Adams streets, after he had thrown
his cap in the street and challenged
him TO a fight, Theodore Jsgodzinsk
was fined $40 and costs.
The case of Edward Quimt, charged
with disorderly conduct was continu
ed until tomorrow.
For the support OF his wife an,
child Fred Merk was ordered to pa.
/ SIS a week.
Charged with assault and batter,
on Bernard Goldstein. George Whit
croft was fined S25 and costs ant
ordered to furnish a $500 peace bond
Goidstein said he was sitting on tn
porch at 5l7 West street when tn
man came TO the house to visit
man. When Godstein told him tn
man was asleep whitcroft kicked hin
on the head he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Dali, at Noon by Laird 4
Co., du Pont Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLlBED,

British Empire Steel Corporation, initial
OF Ia per cent on first preferred, payable
November ].
Central Coal and Coke Company. quar-
terly of IL per cent on common and of
IA per cent on preferred. both payable
October Is.
Finance and Training Corporation. quar-
terly of Ia per cent on preferred. payable
October ].
General Tire and Rubber Company,
quarterly of Ia per cent on preferred
payable October ].
Mexican Investment Company, semi
annual of per cent on preferred, payable
October /.
Traynor Engineering and Manufacturing
Company. quarterly of per cent on pre-
ferred, payable October l.
Western Electric Company quarterly OF
50 so a share. payable September 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26

Saturday. BY Chief of Police Charles
Fifz- Morris. that he believed half the
police force ~ more than 5000 may
be Involved IN liquor iaw Violations
Charles r. Ciyne. tinted States dis
triet attorney promised his co-opcra-
litn 10 Fitz- Morris and today In 70
furnish d list ~ ali officers who have
fallen under federal Investigation in
connection With whisky and bootleg
king.
Chief fitz- Morris has announced his
intention of dismisslng every man i'm
plicated in liquor deals and claims he
has d list of men that can replace
hundreds u policemen II u becomes
necessary % dismiss that many.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
prove Car While Drunk. Police Say.

Charged with operating his auto
mobile while intoxicated. Theodore
Snyder was fined 800 and costs IN
Municipal Court today. Snyder was
arrested on Saturday night at Fourth
and French streets after be had stop
ped his machine and getting out at
tempted to walk to a restaurant near
by. lie staggered the police say and
was barely able to walk it was testi-
fled, and at the police station Snyder
had to be shackeled 70 keep him from
creating a disturbance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
SUIT AGAINST INSURANCE co.

In the Court Of Common Pleas
Judge Herbert L. Rice has rendered
decisions as follows:
Case OF Michael J. Quill against the
Equitable Life Insurance Co. suit on
an insurance policy, judgment for the
plaintiff for Sl17.O6.
Case Of Marvin F. Horner against
Isaac Weiner and Joseph Friedman.
trading as the w. & F. Provision Co.
suit for damages alleged to have been
sustained in an automobile collision.
judgment for the plaintiff for S50.75.
Telephone your classified ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
DIR. NANsEN HAS NOT RESIGNED.
Relief Commissioner WIN Fight Out
Differences With Fellow Workers.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

Geneva, Sept. 26.-Reports in cir
oulation here this forenoon. apparently
on unquestonable authority, that Dr.
Fritdjof Nansen, OF Norway, had re-
signed as commissioner for Russian
relief Of the International Red Cross
because Of what he deemed the ~
favorable attitude towards his work
taken by a sub-commission of the
League of Nations. We're later denied
by DIR. Nausen himself. He said he
had decided not 10 resign hut TO fignt
out the question in the fun commits
sion and then If necessary. in the
assembly of the league.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
co. MURDERER DIES.
Negro Goes to Chair For Knsing Con-
stahle VINO sourht to Arresl nIm.

Nv Annotated Press 70 Every Evauina.
Belefont, Pa. Sept. 26 william
knight, n southern Negro who Killed
Deputy Constable William King, of
Malvern, Chester county, carly IN the
summer while the officer WAS IN the
act OF reading warrant 70 him. was
olcctrocutod at the flocItview penl-
tontiary this morning.
Knight was brought to the peni-
tentiary Saturday evening by sheriff
Ortlip and two deputies. Of Chester
county. few minutes after 7,o'ciocls
this morning he walked 70 the chair
without any outward show Of fear
and six minutes later was pronounced
dead by Dr. Campbell. The body was
unclaimed and win be buried in the
penitentiary cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
WET COPS
TO LOSE THEIR HEADS
Half of Force Likely to be Dis
r1issed for Aiding Boot
leggers.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Chicago, Sept. 2G.- Dismissal of Chi
eaRo policemen in wholesale lots was
presaged 81 official circles today in
connection with the federal invests
cation IT violations of the prohibition
lawa following the announcement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
Liberty Bond Quotations.

b. Associated Press to every Evening.
New York, Sept. 2s.--Liberty bond
quotations at noon: Three's SS.6s:
first as. s0.30 bid; second as, 1924.
first 4A's. 90.7S; second AIS. 1910;
third 4i4's. 1892; fourth AIS. 80. 80 :
Victory 3&'s, 1892; Victory 4% ;,
es82.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
eTRAAiBoAT LINKs
WILSON LINE
PhiIadeIphia. Penn's Grove, Chester

Schedule In Effect September %.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME
Subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street Wharf.
73O. 90. 1890 a. m, i.30, AIS, 800.
700 and $3.50 D. m
Leave Philadelphia. Pier ; North Above
Arch street 80 1880 a. m. l.3O, 800.
Ais. 700. - 40 and % 30 y. m
HUNS on Sundays and holidays only
WILNINGTON-PENN g GROVE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington, els. T.45, 1000 a.
m - O'Clock noon. 200. '3.45, $40,
90. 10 90 and 200 y. m
Leave penn's Grove 5.35. 700. 900.
4 90 n m. 100. 800, $50. 700. 900
and II y. m.
Q 90 y. m. ON Saturdays Sundays and
holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
LOST SUIT CASE.
SO Jim Stein Had TO Cut Ont Shore
Social Festivities.

While on their way to Atlantic City
on Saturday. to witness the ball game
between the local and Atlantic City
Kiwanis Clubs' teams. MIR. and Mrs.
James -. Stein lost n suitcase be-
tween Penn's Grove and Malaga. The
suit case had been strapped on the
rear OF their automobile. IL con-
tained a dinner gown belonging IA
Mrs. stein and other articles ot
clothing.
Jim" says he will give a good re-
ward to the person who returns thc
lost suit case to his home at 1904 West
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
German Marks Go Lower.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York, Sept. 2e.-German marks
made another new low record today.
Preliminary quotations varied from
0.S75 to 0.SS cents each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26

The ad may be cancelled as soon as
results are obtained. and charge win
be made only for the days the ad has
run--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26

Furnished apartments are hard 10
find. II there are <ny available. they
are advertised In the classified ad
seCtion.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26

Write your classified al 10 that IL
VIII tell exactly what the readers
want 10 know. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. ". ..

Maetpno,etay hentucky Ave. nr. fIea "a
NeStiillSlei Elevator 10 street. Pri.
waite baths. running water. &. A. Kopp.
owner and prop. Open all wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-26

Telephone your classified ad.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Service at Cost Plan
For All Streetcars
Offered i'm Detroit
United Railway Sues to Com.
pei Removal of Municipal
tracks Crossing Its Line:
Manager Scores Police


DETROIT, Jan. 10.--The Detroit
United Railway to-day offered to The
City Of Detroit plan for the ending
OF the controversy between them, in
the shape OF the draft Of an ordinance
providing for the formation of COM
pany to be conducted or seryice-at-
cost basis and having administrative
control over all street railway ines of
the city. At the same time the Detroit
United Railway appealed TO the Cir
cult Court to compel the city to rsmove
the tracks Of the new Municipal Street
Railway, which it laid early Sunday
morning across the tracks Of the De
troit United Railway.
1t was this track-laying incident
which caused the arrest of 4. j. Bur
dick, assistant general manager OF the
Detroit United Railway. Mr.. Burdick
had restraining order against the
laying of the tracks and when the
work began at / a. m. Sunday he says
he went forward to serve the order, but
the police station at Deer Island and
then liberated. but the drawbridge was
raised preventing his return to the
city until after the tracks had been
laid.
James W. Inches. Police Commits
sioner, to-day issued statement ndi-
eating that the arrest Of Mr.. Burdici;
was made by policemen who were work
ing under his orders. He asserts that
Mr.. Burdick went to the scene of the
track laying with q gang of fighters
and that he wes arrested for disturb
ing the peace.
at is nonsense for Mr.. Burdick to
say that he was at the scene for the
purpose Of serving court order" the
Commissioners statement says. "It is
evident he was there directing fight
andto cause to trouble"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
SUMMONS

TY OF NEW YORK--IDEAL COCOA
4 CHOCOLATE COMPANY, Plaintiff
against RAYMUNpO PEREIRA DE MA
GALHAES. JOSE PEREIRA SOARES
and PEDRO BACELLAR DE SA, co-part-
trading under tho firm OF MA
GALHAES & COMPANY. IRVING Ma
CIONAL ULTRAMARINO, Defendants.
AMENDED SUMMONS.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action and to
servo a copy OF your answer on the Plain
tffs Attorneys within twenty days after
tho service OF this summons, exclusive OF
the day of service ana IN case OF your
failure to appear or answer. Judgment
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. December ~, 1920.
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Post
office Address, Nc. 81 Wall Street.
New York City.
TO RAYMUNDO PERE1RA DE Ma
GALHAES JOSE PERE1RA SOARES.
PEDRO BACELLAR DE SA:
The foregoing amended summons IS
10 sn order made by Hon. William =.
Burr, Justice of the Supreme Court OF
the State OF New York, dated January T.
1921, and filed with tho complaint in the
office of the Clerk OF the County of New
York, at the County Court House. in the
Borough of Manhattan. City, County and
State OF New York
EVERETT. CLARKE e. BENEDICT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office and Post
Borough of Manhattan, City Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Drive Against Drug Evil
Begins With 20 Arrests
Federal Officers and Police
Wind Up Days Activities
With 2 East Side Raids

twenty arrests of persons accused OF
Geallng IN or using drugs were made
y Federal authorities and officers from
.hs narcotic squad yesterday, the
aay's activities winding up with two
ads IN the lower East Side last night.
The raids were conducted by Dr.
sarlton Simon, Deputy Special Commits
sioner; Agent Ralph Oyier and Detec-
,Tss Graham, Moody, Higgins and
Accg. The officers obtained evidence
y means Of marked bills rendered in
sayment Of drugs. The first raid re-
s2i'ed In the arrest of Frank Irene
'ocost', OF 81 Mott Street, and his
1s'sz, ars. Sadie Malicki, twenty
.5'ee years old, Of 90 Forsyth Street,
sao was taken to Night Court with her
Inc months old baby. 1t is claimed
nay marke3 bills were found on the
'S~ah' lrenetocosti is a lemon mer-
IN s.,n ana is known as "the East Side
Iae second raid, at Houston and
Jahr streets, resulted in the arrest of
3; s-' '1%ssosrIo' twenty-seven years old,
,xs,,., aoss Street, and Stephen Holup,
s.ay-two years old, of i46 Bedford
a.9enue, Brooklyn. The officera sav
a d.as d.als rad netted them plant"
st,sa. ss~ under stairway in Mott
.s,1ass susIssctiyes Moody and Higgins re-
..aso, and at Prince and Mott gtreets
H. Two men who were said 'by
,a..'rS !. oacerS TO have drugs in their
,,tls,ssslen. ,slsssen. The men described them
M as Fred Conroy. thirty-four
an CID, an artist, of $ West Eighty
;vaa ;xsns Street. and Henry Oberie.
re-snrec years old, of 223 Bowcry.
ps.rs pu.vy 10 Of exceptionally good ap-
- e'mon says toe raids ara part
~sssa 'sofous campaign which viii be
ese,s Against drug sellers and drug
-e1s IN New York Cltu