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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
ROTAN RAPS JUR|H
IN DRY LAW CAS[|
Says Many mot Guilty" v.,.
diets Are Contrary to
Evidence
PLEDGES AID TO LEAour

District Attorney Rotan, in n l,t,.
TO the Law Enforcement l,easrs
promises that liquor violations will n
energetically and promptly prosecutS
under the Woner net.
All Investigations and arrests, how.
ever, according to Mr.. Ro,ah, ,nr,.
be made by the police department y
these fall within the province Of ~
police, and not the District Attorpes'.|
Office. -
The Law Enforcement League. b.l|
written Mr.. Rotan. asking. "If h n
not rossible to take advantage Of NJ
Woner net to restore respect for nj
and order in this city.
The District Attorney. in his rep,,
suggests, first. campaign OF educs,|
tion by the League. about the whd.|
matter of prohibition enforcement. N
| rams, also, persons who write anony,|
! nous letters, telling Of violations n
the prohibition laws. Such cOmmuniJ
cations, he, said, are Of little practics]|
! use.
/ Furthermore. he deplorcs the fa.|
many juries have ignored clear.cut eyi1
dencc of prohibition violations, All
have returned vcrdicts Of mot guilty'
which were not justified by the faa(
In the case.
Concerning prosecutions. he wrote;
"Your second general inquiry &l
rccts itself to the possibility Of tbil
Office taking advantage Of the teeth
i'm the WOner act to restore respect
for law and order Please convex 10
your organization my very definite Az.
surnnce that II is the purpose Of thh
Office TO encrgetically and promptly con.
duct nil prosecutions under the Wou,,
net that are brought within it's juris.
diction.
while. MS you are aware, our Grim
,nnl courts are, and have been for sona
time past. cOngcsted with n great NUM-
bpr of cases. yet II IN my purpose +
bring to trial ali liquor cases n
promptly rs IL compatible with IN
pressure Of disposing Of the man
serious offcnses being committed in thi
present unusual era of crime. ! hav
already given instructions to my o..
sistnntS that liquor cases be carefulb
rrppared in advance Of the day Of "a.
.rinl 70 that oil evidence that has ben
ser,ircd may he adequately submitted h,
the consideration OF the Judge and juryl
with respect TO investigations AMI
arrests for violations Of the WOner act,
and similar statutes, the District Al.
| torney's Office must Of necessity depesd
upon the police department. which hsl
the equipment not only for the arrest,
! but also for the investigations leadili
thereto. All such work is properly n.
lice work, and not work for the Dh,
trrt Attorney, and as to this I I'd
sure you have full knowledge that sud
/ has always been the practice In ths
. county. ] have on several occasion
conferred with Director cortclyou n.
garding the matter of prosecutions ua
D der the Woncr net. and we have. I'd
: sure. full understanding and basis
I CO operation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
One Stops and Other Begins

Commenting on the big coal strike on
Saturday. downtown broker re.
marked:
mining Of coal in the union fields
Of Illinois, Indiana. Ohio and PennHyl.
vania was halted today by the str1tc.
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Proposals
sEAl.E ED rROrONAL> .FOK "FLUMHING

IN signal towers. Copirhct go" Frank.
ford Elevated RalIway. Will he received at
the Directors omce, pepattm"nt Of City
transit, lgll Chestnut street. i.liiadnl phla
until II o'clock noon. Tuesday. April II.
I0S4, and opened immediately thereafter.
Plans and specifications IAN b. seen at
mi Chestnut street. twelfth floor. and
comics OF same with blank forms for pro-
posals viii, be supplied to intending bidders
upon application
For each bid a propose, must be fled In
the Law Department OF the city and tho
certinca les Of such t,ling be !nc!osed with the
bid.
The Director reserves the right 70 reject
any or all bids az he unav dcarr best for tho
interest OF the CITY OF Ph!iadelrslia
WILLIAM s TWINING
D,T.rtor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

Tor some years unu ou"SiS H.,
to the output vii put the whoie Ill
dustry in better shape eventually
Months Business Developments
The Franklin National Bank, in It's
monthly digest Of trade conditions. says:
"This months analysis Of the coun-
try's business situation finds among
the betterments, as compared WIN
year ago, heavier stock and bond saies'
decrease in money In circulation,
lower living cost, heavier freight car
loadings, greater building activity, M
creased lumber production ana snip,
ments, heavier petroleum production and
increased consumption OF tin, SIX anu
wool.
"The unfavorablc' factors include a
greater number of business failures. a
decrensc In new and large corporations
formed. smaller production OF pig
iron, anthracite and bituminous coal,
wood pulp and newsprint paper. DE-
creased cotton consumption ana Dig
decline in cold storage stocks
Newburger, HENDERSON 4 Loee:
''The rapid about fnce which last week
market made from the rcactionary con-
ditions was convincing demonstration
Of the absolute control Of the important
interests identified with the construc,
tive side of the market. The upward
movement was resumed with little cfort
after II brief setback, which disclosed
| not only strong technical position. Du'
| also notable absence OF, an unw'e.dS
long interest. despite the long duration
Of the upward movement. 1t also com. .
oil al, Al, a., N .
| hancement of security values was out
stripping the Improvement IN business
conditions already accomplished and In
making. What a few weeks ago were
merely symptoms of turning tide have
become actual realities in two of leading
basic industries. Stiffcning of price.
md steady resumption .of mill opera
tions furnish concrete testimony of the
rapid come back Of the steel industry
The weekly ''car loading returns ant
the extremely favorable exhibitions II
the February statements of earnings a
the same time proved the improvement
in the transportation, industry is making
rapid strides. The demand for the rail
roud shares Is the best for long tim'
and in the opinion Of competent author
tiles this division Of the market has onl!
started to advance. The revived conf
dence both from q speculative and in
vestment viewpoint in both the dividcn'
paying and low-pricc railroad stock
coupled with the phenomenal absorption
of old and new bond issues has infused
n degree Of strength and breadth to tn
market which should not be undercsti
mated"
Hecker & Co.: "As the market rises
the confidence in the future seems NOR
assured. At the present time thcr
seems to be two buyers for every sclle
and ns long as this condition lasts. tn
market will continue firm. OF all th
different classes of stocks. the rails hay
discounted the business improvement tn
least md should improve more than tn
industrials. From present levels. how
ever, more caution should be exercise
as reactions from time TO time are inev
liable. especially If the news Is ne
favorable in the strike regions.
II II nach,,Nsu 4 IN s.'rLo ,nt, N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS
Paris Bourse Firmer
TONOPAH STOCKS

Psris. Aprii 8---Prices were nrIner on the
francs DO csntirnes; exchsnse on iondon.
a franz: ssn;iims:; sntims: do,Isr Ssns 'e:n; ..;
tuetsd q ~ 'frsseS = csetimss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
zHaHHs
FINANCIAL
Loo dSt jlo3

1I fGE "t niSEki aAb Fl Sb
S% T2ETGAsE Gohb VE boSps DER OF cfSE FIT
TSiEfias !iR!AHs tS%fSSS SsF%SSs .sstEP SSbHS
HST$HfS 5T$ ih 4Rl jS%$Tflt SSHHi @T FnizH izR
fas4 MErh p lS5 70 ArS hss S str ss
Mri Win the P"nr.syivnnia Company for
rrrn.I,ary. Iii Chestnut street Philadelphia.
-. S,tl amendrnont cAt.nds me autnnrtty
Il to. tn.er ala. borrow !noncy and pIedg-
III" Haposlted fon!s as security therefor:
r!Ih,s pryprr,iss AN! assets of the Indian.
CoiurrbuI T. Eastern Traction Company, or
my stock. securities or obligations, including
Receivers certificates, the acquisition o.
which Il deems advisable, using tho deposited
bonds other property held by It :or the
may be obtained from the Deposttary or from
and conditions thereof.
Each ndder Of osHss G' Ssp9ss
Agreement mny within twenty days after the
iirs, publication Of this notice. that is to say.
bonds from Lcrust undor aid deposit agree
:1.r' IN tho manner provided IN Article =
'n"raof "DOn pn"mcn' Ut his then existing
,hlIgn'lors urGa~ the agre"mcnt Inrlud ng
his pro rata share determined BY the
= rlrlttsc of 'hc cump"rsat.On and expenses
"f 'he ,'a'nnitten and be relieved from
further ob,.untion ard Invested OF all further
~ und"r .aih agreement. Any deposito-
-Nr 90 wilHl"awinT his toHhs within said
me- shall he "oncusv"'y icamcd TO have
rr0aeu'",, 20 We foregoing amendment OF
~s7lch r0'ice Is E"rehv given.
Dated Phi'Hi'rh'a, March %. 1922.
CHARLES ;. ~. PACKARD,
Chairman.
WN p GEST,
SIDNEY r TYLER,
CHARLES : PATTON,
r. B. YOUNG.
Committee
l.. " EVANS Secretary.
~ Chestnut Street,
PhilahclpNia.
/ EDWARD HOpKTNSO%. JR.
7.O Tr'lirt building,
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

while this was happening. the copper
miners. after more than years un,
employment, resumed work in small small
but general way. Thus one item offsets,
Tho other. No harm need be anticipated
from the stoppage Of operations in the
coal fields. Mining has been overdon,e
for some years and sufficient cheek
TO the output will put the who'll, IN
dustry In better shape eventually.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
II. r. Bachnsan &

II. r. Bachn,an & CO.--"The cotton
market continues in deadlOckrd posi-
ton with only minor price changes. the
outstanding feature. however. being the
display Of strength in the face of many
influences that. but for the fundu-
mental soundncss Of the situation in
general. might easily have produced a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

WHAT TO PLANT AND WHEN
Every one who has q Garden or who eos
TEMPLATES having one should start r.ads
Garden, Gossip This timely, fsatur,
rears every day In the EVENING PrDl
",--,-" ''Make II q HPhit."--AdU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
Annuui Meetings
NOTICE of ANNUAL. MEETIN
IE STDI, L LNI lE,hE

=" NOTICE OF ANIMAL. MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
The Annual Meeting Of ths storkho.ders Of
wilson 4 Co, Inc, New York corp1raion,
:iii be held at It's principal ortcc, 40. SIC
Tirst avenue, in the Borough OF Manhattan
S,ity and State Of New York. on Tuesday.
InS.l JS, 1879. at l2 o'clock noon. \, suid
s1SetinG the following ma tiers VIII be pre-
sSnted 10 the stuckhoders Tor their action.
III The election of three directors 0f the
third class 10 nod o1lee Tor q term OF four
years; 80, , -,
action of the Board uf Directors 81 sad COM
pany since the Annual M"c,,ng "t It's stock
hoiders held On April 10, lb.i aCd
~ The transaction Of sdch utnrr bush ess
A. may properly come before rHid meeting,
The hooks for the transfer Of shares Of the
Common Stock OF said company (but not the
Pveferred Stock which does not have power
- vote At said meetngl viii be closed at the
sIose Of business on saturday. March 20
iS99 ard unless otherwise ordered by said
ficard OF Directors. will be reopened at the
spSnlng OF business ON Wednesday. Apri
10, 1872. 90 ,oo,
/. GEORGE ID. HOPKINS Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
tnl.c-- ---4- - -:,-------------
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will. BE RI
OFFllE or the lENSA. SALT MIG.
COMPANY

Al meeting Of the Bodri Gr Directors hcd
shis day quarterly dividend Uf twU und
Sne-h..Ii per cent was deCiarrd, rhy"D,e .i...n
III ID22, TO stockholders Of record MAJ ch 81,
is,o5 ItecKs wlI 10 Inallrd.
AS>- l.. A. SMITH, Treasurer.
philadelphia March 81. 1879.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
> NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

- the prescribed regular Annual Meet
49,. ~ the s,ockhoidsrs OF the Philadelph II
teisctric Company viii be held at the general
SSsia aeiphia. T:., on Wednesday,, ApriI ~.
ISS. at ~ o'clock noon. for IN" election ul
I'd of D!rectors FOR the ensuing year
sS,te ~ said me-, ting 10 take action on tn.
croysi or disapproval Of the proposed in,
SkSSs~ ~ the indebtedness ut the company
3sse sixty million dollars (S6O, 900. oO0) "a
<Sc Hundred and nifty million dollars $3.50.
.6S0A In puryusnee of resolution o.
- trsnsaetisn Of such other busl'
A S2GS4l pseRssly eems beierS the No.
4! \ N l.;ss sSs :. R'ssssssi';. ss.ss;;.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
TRADERS COLUMN
BIDS AND WANTS April ), 1872
BAUER STARR & COMPANY

Tennessee Ry. 1t. & Pr. Pfd.
United Fuel Gas is, 1886
Arkansas 1t. < Pr. 6s. 19l5
Standard Gas & Elec. SIS, 1926
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03
NEW YORK BONDS

NJ s,p 8 81.
Maria AAa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
Every One Has A Kind Word to Say of The
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Told There WINS w alone Cure"

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, 1922-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meredith and
children spent Sunday at the West
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henry and
children came in from Forest Station.
staying yer Sunday. making the
trip in their car.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson and daugh-
ter Elsie, Carl and Victor. left for
Laramie Sunday in their car.
Lincoln Veitch. of Milo. was a
visitor Saturday. doing some shop.
ping at the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Quealy OF Basin
vent to Hanna Thursday. spending
some time at Elk Mountain.
Mrs. John Cheesbrough and daugh.
tiers, Victoria and Joan. left Satur.
day for a visit to Illinois with rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. Louis Sederlin returned from
Laramie Saturday.
john Wick spent Monday at the
Quealy Home ranch.
Mr.. VIM. Sodegreen. John Ander.
son and daughter Josephine, was in
from their ranch on East
Fork. after supplies.
Mr.. Mike Fisher and sister we're
over Thursday from Wagonhound In
their car.
Mr.. F. R. Schoen and son Carl
were visitors Monday at the Quealy
Home ranch.
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson spent q
few days In Hanna visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Maggie Reese.
Mrs. w. r. Burke and baby re-
turned Wednesday from Laramie,
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives the past two weeks.
Jay johnson and Percy Waghorr
went into Hanna Monday to get some
, 1922-06-08
FOUR BUFFALO VETERANS
CROSSING CONTINENT TO
SAN FRANCISCO MEETING

Four disabled eX-service MGR form
Buffalo. N. Y. spent part of Sunday
in Rawlins and left early Monday
morning for Rock Springs. their ulti-
mate destination being San Fran
cisco, where they will attend the ma
tional convention of the Disabled
Veterans Association. which will
meet June $3.50. These boys are
having the trip Of their lives In an
open-faccd Ford which was donated
by Buffalo friends. They left their
eastern home on May 20 and were
given a rousing serd-off by the mayor
and other officials, and expect to ar
rive on the Pacific coast in plenty
of time to take in the convention and
see the sights.
The quartctte are all wounded
men and still rear their service uni
forms and overseas caps. Their
names are Ed A. Sipple, Edward Du'
pont, Walter Howe and Leo Cough
lin. They were taken in charge by
the local Legion while in Rawlins.