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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-02-08

THE WORLD IRANEL BUREAU,
Arcade. Pulitzer iMoTldI building 53-B5 Psrs
ROW, \. T. Clty. Telephone BeeHnan 4UUJ
CHech room for baggage AID parcels open day ard
mght. Mouey ordeu aid uaTelleTs' checkS fol
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-02-08
4 THUGS SHOOT z POLICEMEN:
THREE Of THEM SAY FOURTH
KILLED POLICEMAN NEVILLE
Caught in Elizabeth After New
ark Hold-Up, Band Opens
Fire at Headquarters Door,
but All Are OverpoWered.
Elusive Youth Indicted for
Crime for Which Hoey Got
20 Years in Sing Sing said
by Pals to BE Real Slayer.

Four men, under arrest on su>
picion of having taken part in I
hold-up in Newark, shot up ,ht
business centre of Elizabeth, n. j.,
at 10 o'clock to-day as they were
being escorted by policemen from
a taxicab into Police Headquarters
in the City Hall. Patrolman John
Cochran of the Elizabeth for,t
motor cycle squad was seriouSh
wounded and is in the General Hos
pital. Patrolman Louis Hildebrlnd'
was slightly wounded by a bullc'
which struck the buckle of his btlj
and was DETECTED.
After firing the shots in the
presence OF scores of citizens, .ht
four murderouS robbers made
break for safety. SergtS. Brennan
and Ward knocked out three OF
them. The fourth ran a block an
dodged into a hallway. Brennan
pursued him and, entering the hall
found the robber at bay with drawn
revolver. Brennan sailed into the
robber, grabbed the gun and maie
the arrest.
One of the robbers. Harry Miller.
twenty three years old. of No. 41j
East i5th street Manhattan. was
formally accused hy the other three OF
being the real murderer of patrolman
Daniel j. Neville. who was shot to
death the night of Aug. = in a vacan,
lot in West 39th Street, near nth
Avenue
William J. Hocy, twenty four years
old, OF No, 425 West S5th Street. sus-
pected OF the murder, surrendered
himself to Father Cashin, Chaplain
OF Sing Sing prison, on Aug. 80. He
was indicted. placed on trial and con-
victcd three weeks ago OF murdel
in the second degree and is now
serving a sentence Of from twentE
years to life in Sing sing
Hoey pcrsistently protested his in
noccncc but admitted that he saw the
policeman shot. lie refused to accuse
any one Of the murder.
Records at Police Headquarters
show that Miller, undor his real name,
John W,nqust, was indicted in Sep
tcmbcr, lQ2l, for the murder Of Po.
lceman Seville, together with Hooy,
ono "SOup" Gleason, who has since
died. and another man. The dctec-
uvcs seeking Miller were not able ln
set any trace Of hlm,
The records show ne has been %
professional criminal since hC was
eleven years old lie Was first ar
rested in 1910 and has served terms
in the juvenile rcformatoy, the peni-
tcntilry and Hampton Farms Reform
School which the city maintains near
Goshen Y Escaping from that
institution i'm November. 1918, Miller
managed to cludo the police untIl, in
his reckless desire to escape, he
started shooting AT tho Elizabeth p"-
liCcmCn to day.
The three men under lrrest in
Elizabeth who accuse Miller are
Frank Emccranu, nineteen, o. No. IS.
West 37th Street f'runE l;uug
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BIn GOID VEIN REPORTED ~
ION ANGELES STREET.

Io mp thousands OF dollars to the ton.
has been discovered by employees OF
Hu excavation company making prvpl-
rluons for che construction OF a build
lng az Ilgu"rpt and jefferson Streets,
here. II Is reported,
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Evening star., 1922-06-16

iDCRANT sedan demonstration
new. driven less than 1000
miles: new car guarantee; rea-
sonable reduction.
DURANT touring new, /,
driven less than 500 miles: new
car guarantee; reasonable reduc-
ton; most liberal terms in city.
See Mr.. Barnes.
HARPER MOTOR co.
Distributors of
Durant Automobiles.
1928 Conn. Ave.
Open evenings and Sundays
till q D.m.
Evening star., 1922-06-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
ContinD ed
BARGAINS.

every respect; price. $50
Studehaker. 4pass.. sport: 1920 model;
runs like new car; price, SSaS: ,o,s
Cadillac. French landean brougham, 1918
model: paint. upholstery. mechanical condi
tion perfect: price. $1,000
Pierce Arrow. I-pass. talring. 1918 model
excellent shape in every respect; prlce. si."o"
dodge roadster. 1915 model: paint. tires.
mechanical condition excellent; Price. 5000
than 5000 miles: perfect condition III every
respect. Prize. s: luh.
.A,lillac .-pass. touring. 1918 model new
top: seat covers: painted hinr: Pride. 81 900
Packard twin e. pass toorinS. 1910 model
excellent mechanical condition: :, new cord
sired. Price. $3.50.
Eoumsr touring. 1921 Iupdel: Eblls-Royce
headlights, special nickel equipment; new
paint: mechanical condition and tires excel
lent mileage. $500. Price; $50, 49,,
blue paint; perfect operating condition. Price,
Cadillac 7-pass. touring. 1921 model: newl,
painted; excellent condition in every respect
mileage. 1000. Price. $1,000.
blue paint: seat covers: mechanically excel
lent. Price. $1,000.
Willys Overland touring, $40.
Twin q, ipass touring. SOFA.
Twin i, limousine. body only, 500.
Twin &, 1-pa>s. sedan: new cord tires: new
paint: excellent mechanical condition. irice'
Packard phaetoh. late style twin in excellent
condition in every respect: selling Tor ownei
At sacrifice.
We accept used cars in trade. Terms may
be arrunged.
THE LI-TTRELL CO.
1914 New Hampshire Ave NV.
Phone West gSS.
Evening star., 1922-06-16

SPECIAL. BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
Pierce Arrow Touring: repainted:
perfect condition ................ Sl,sW
Packard Twin Sir Touring: excel
lent condition l-VV
Big Six Studebaker Touring; re
painted; runs fne. ne..............- 800
Buick Touring. 1-passenser; re-
painted 4"o
Chandler Touring; looks good, runs
Oldsmobile Roadster; frst-class con-
ditlon oVo
oldsmobie Touring: motor in good
Overland Coupe. 4-passenger w 1o5
Overland Touring; runs good. 50
Ford Tourihss; some with starters. 100 up
, Ford Roadsters Observation-Disclosures. 75 up
! Ford Deliveries, panel bodies d.. 70 up
tops .................... ~ $50 ul
Ford Dump Truck: first-class cendi-
lion dko
Ford speedster bucket seat: motor
overhaHled 2SV
THE II. l.. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
AM Ford Dealers 1901 l4tI n. ",
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THE H0TEL1T0,
1897 Rhode Island ave corner fSsh

1870 kEARNEY 81 NE.-Room and Ular,i
in new. detached. private home: sulurhs. prl
vate bath; four gentlemen or two couples.
Phone North Ssl Is'
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following have been recommended to The
be Star will receive attention
Evening star., 1922-06-16

Hnu All Jay Saturd1y.
TODAY'S BEST USED CAR BUYS
Nash. 4-pass.. 1919. repainted, 5000.
bort roadster. 1871, new. $3.50.
oIdsmobile g coupe. 4-psss. repainted, s!5o
Chevrolet r. B. sedan. 1921, repainted. $3.50
National 9, touring. 1919. repaInted. $3.50.
$g75.
These csrs are all In perfect condition and
carry our veil known 30-day used car guaran-
tee. Prices are very low considering the quail
ity Of the cars offered. and terms can be
arranged to suit the purchaser.
STERRETT & FLEMING,
Incorporated.
Ehappisin and KaloganA I'd, a.X> \. 6QiA
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MATTRESS MAKING & RENoVATIN

SPECIAL FOR SPKINt; tLEANINE-MAI :
tress.s, box springs, iron frame springs:
cushions and pilows renovated at special
prices. Special thkr week ma,tr"Sses rrn"-
waited. 500. COfIMEIA EEbDlNG CO.
Evening star., 1922-06-16

conn. AyE.-Comfortabe, airy room. nj
! suIq1ner rates; beautiful location. Phone North
Evening star., 1922-06-16

CASH, TERMS OR TRADE.
Templar 5-passenger touring. 1920:
Hudson 7.passenSer super-six. 1920.
Buick, 5-passenger 8-cylfnder. 1919.
Chevrolet sedan, F. B., 1S19-20.
Dodge touring, 1917.
Hudson cabriolet, model ].
overland 6-passengef touring. 1915.
SEATON GARAGE,
As Season St. NE.
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PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT NOON TODAY

Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every Evening
Philadelphia, March s.--wheat--No.
2. red winter. 1.42@1.47; do. garlicky,
1.3s@1.+3.
Corn--No. for export. 7sh @74h:
do. No. 8. 721s@7slA; No. 4. 71@72;
car lots. local. No. . yellow. 74@75;
No. 3 yellow. 72ss@7s.
Oats--No. 2 white. 47@47h; No. 8,
white, 46@47.
Butter--western creamery extra,
ssh: nearby prints. fancy, 45@4s.
Eggs-Nearby extra firsts, 26la; do,
first, 25is; western extra. firsts. 26;
do, flrsts, 24h@25; fancy selected
packed. 33G35.
Cheese-New York whole milk
fancy fats. held %; do. fresh, 21@22:
fair to good, 1920; longhorn. 22ia a
23ta single daisies. held 3d. do. fresh
22hM2S.
\ Live poultry-fowls 27@31: sprinS
chickens. 29@39: young roosters, 81
@25; do. old. 20G2l; turkeys. 10000;
ducks, white Pekin. 3sdQ4o do. mixed
colors. 34@36: muscovy, 24@26; geese
2o@23.
Dressed poultry-Spring turkeys
fancy dry packed. 4S@50; do. western
fancy, 47@b0; fair TO good. 4o@45: old
toms. 4o@43; fowls fresh killed. choice
10 fancy. 30@32; do. small sizes, 23@
%; roasting chickens. nearby. 27@36
do. western. 240s5: broiling chickens
nearby. 24@3S: do. western, 22M34
old ROSTERS. 22@24; ducks. fancy. &c
@33: fair to good. 25@27: geese. fan
cy, 23@25; fair. TO good, 20@22.
Potatoes--White, per hundred
pounds. 1.7SG2.20.
Flour-Soft winter straight western
| 6.25@6.75: do. nearby. 6.0oM620; hard
winter. straight. 7.25@7.75; do. short
patent. 7.75@s.25: spring. first clear
6l0@5o: do. patent. s.oo@s.25; do
short patent. s50@S.75; fancy sprinl
and city mills patent. family brand
s.50G1o.25.
Hay-Timothy, No. 2. 22.oo@23 90
do. No. 3, 2000@21. 90: sample, 10000
1900; no grade, 14o0@16.o0; Glove
mixed hay. light mixed, 2l.50@22.o 90
No. 1 mixed. 2o.00@21.O0.
Tallow-Prlme city. loose. 5ih: dc
special loose. CA; prime country, Al
edible. in Arces. Sla.
Bran-Soft winter. In 100 poun
sacks. s5.50@se.5o; do. spring. $4,000
$500.
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papers today. Doctors whore opinionD
we're published described II as the
r1ost extraordinary development known
for vocalizstion.
caruso's vocal cords were twice the
n,rrnal length and his breathing pow
e. was described AZ phenomenal. The
eriglottis was os thick as TINT of the
deepest base singers. while lis attach
ment 20 the tongue was Of such ma
tJre as 20 permit the Greatest rapidly
OF vibrations. thus accounting for tho
immense range Of the great tenor's
Voice. His lung power was so enormous
ttat he could make the cords of a
piano yibrate by merely breathing on
them.
The doctors described Caruso' lungs
~ those ~ a supermaFi. and declared
that from head to foot he was n mag
n'hcent singing machine.
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STOCKS GO HIGHER
ON STRONG MARKET
Advance Extends to a Large
List OF Equipments and
Utilities.
Nv Associated Press a. Every Evening.


New York. Mar. s.-(Wall street.
1910 a, m)--Gains N one to four
pclnts we're made by various issues at
the active and broad opening OF to-
DAVIS stock market. even tho steels
going forward. despite yesterdays
suspension Of the Sloss Sheffield, pre-
fcrred. dividend.
Leaders OF the early advance In
cludcd Crucible. Gulf States. Lima
Locomotive. Computing Tahulattng,
Houston OIL. American Wooden. Ameri-
can Sugar. South Porto Rico and con-
tincntal Can.
Investment rails rose only fraction
ally, but secondary shares. notably
Ann Arbor. preferred. and New
orleans, Texas and Mexico gained IN
and . points respectively.
Excepting German marks. all
foreign exchanges were higher in pre-
lipinary quotations.
Noon selling for profits was In
evidence during the morning. hut the
market strengthened and became more
expansive. Many equipments and
utilities were added 90 the long list
OF higher prices. New York Air Brake
Consolidated Gas. Iaclcde Gas. West
orn Union and American Telephone
rose l 20 sis points. Stetfs. sugars
and specialties. the latter Including
National Cloak and Suit. Remington
Typewriter. otis Elevator, Famous
Players and Endicott Johnson gained
60 90 points.
oils also were higher by l 20
points. Trsns-continental excepted
That stock was iquidated In blocks
OF 1000 TO 10000 shares. at n decline
of IA points. Buying of rails was
limited 20 low priced ISSUES. especially
Ann Arhor. common and preferred
and Western Pacific. Canadian
Pacific showing moderate pressure.
CAN money opened at AZ per cent.
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there In a bitter. violent price war
on set OF competitive conditions 30
keen that The destruction Of tho indus
try itself Is threatened This war OF
almost a cut-throat nature has boon
on for nine months. and I say with
out fear OF contradiction TINT this
committee cannot get from any wilt
ness II may call, evidence that would
substantiate In court OF Justice the
charge that there Ii monopoly
Mr.. Garvan told tho committee there
were 240 companies. large and small,
engaged In tho dye and chemical
manufacturing business in this coun-
try, md urged that members OF the
United States Tariff Commission and
the Federal Trade Commission be call
I'd for Interrogation. saying that these
agencies had observed conditions In
the industry.
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PH|lA. BROKERS FAIL;
CAUSES MUCH CONCERN
Suspension Of kendrick Firm
Regarded With Misgivings
in Quaker City.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening.

New York. March s-The whirl-
pool ~ misfortune continued to drag
down brokerage houses today. The
failure OF George w. Kendrick. Sd. and
company. OF Philadelphia. was an
nounced from the rostrum OF the New
York stock Exchange.
Tho Consolidated stock Exchanga
today announced the SUSPENSION Of
Charles A. Bertrand Of c. 4. Bertrand
and Company. this city. An 'nvolun-
tary bankruptcy petition against c
A. Bertrand and Company was filed In
Federal Court. No estimate was made
81 liabilities and assets.
Philadelphia. March s-The suspen-
sion of George W. Kendrick. Sd, and
Company. stock brokers, was an
nounced today.
The suspension was announced on
the New York Stock Exchange. al
though the main Office Of tho firm Is
IN Philadelphia. Tho concern also
held membership IN the Philadelphia
Exchange The members OF the firm
are George w. kendrick. Sd. who
holds the New York seat, and Clarence
II. Clark Sd.
The suspension was regarded In 10
cal financial circles as one OF the
~ important series Of failures
a. stock brokers that have occur
rcd here IN the last two weeks.
The Arm issued a notice that IL had
insufficient working capital to con-
tinue business. and that IL held large
llocks OF securities that are not
readily marketable.
The firm believes that 81 is entirely
solvent. and that its creditors will bc
paid In fun" the notice added.
The Philadelphia Trust Company
was appointed assignee and a meeting
Of creditors win be held shortly.
An Involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed In the L. 5. District
Court today against l.. a. Gerson and
Company. stock brokers. No state
inent OF liabilities was filed. but coun-
sci for creditors said the liabilities
would amount TO sl25.00O and assets
to about $4,000.
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pENNsy SHOWS INCREASE.
January Net Income Moro Than Same
PAYIod In 1871.

Tho January statement OF tho Penn
sylvania System, issued yesterday by
u. A. Stockton, controller. shows net
railway operating income OF $500s.700,
an increase OF tb,692.8e+. as compared
with January, 1921. when dcficit was
reported. This was saved from total
railway operating revenues OF $4S,-
$4,000, n decrease Of $10,642,6l4, COM
pared with the preceding year. FIX
penses amounted TO Sal ,295.a72 In
January, 1922, saving OF $ie.0b1 .s81.
as compared with the cost OF running
the system In January. 1921. The
road scaled down maintenance OF
equipment expenses $5,002,s47 accord
ing TO the report, and transportation
expenses $9,4hI,190
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Cambria Steel Company will pay
the r~gnar sem-annual rental aof 2 per
cent on April I on Cambria Iron stock
a. registered March IS
After a remarkable advance in vas uine
October. November and December OF
iAst year, the municipal bond market
was temporarily halted blythe huge volume
OF new bonds offered for sale The Of
ferings last month totaled s74 .2ls 600
making *l5o.l4l,OOO for two months OF
this year
The Iron Trade Review says: The
rising volume of business resulting from
ordinary demand, momentarily augmented
by seasonal buying and emergency pur-
chasing In anticipation OF the coal strike
bids fair 60 lift the steel industry 10 a
plane OF activity IL has not enjoyed since
1920.
The consolidated Bell system income
statement for the business OF the Amerl-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company
and i,s associated companies shows for
1921 total operating revenues OF Ss97. -
Oes.235. an Increase OF si7 .646.lls over
the previous year. Operating expenses
soT 600. Taxes amounted 70 S34 .5i2.4
an Increase OF s0.67l las. There was paid
$40, I73,sps In interest and Si7. s4s .394
IN dividends
The average price of forty-nine of the
principal standard touring car models is
now ~ per cent below the average price
ON September I. 1920. but the price OF the
greater quantity OF cars sold shows d2x
per cent reduction.
IL was reported today that the com
mittcc handling the financial affairs of
the Wlllys-Overland Corporation has OBJ
taincd a three months extension on loans
OF $4,000 900 due March /
business signs lately have nearly all
been OF hopeful nature. so that scnti-
fucnt throughout the Initod states has
taken distinctly favorable turn" SAYS
the Mechanics and Metals National Bank
of New York. Looking over the i'm
mediate business foreground the most
notably hopeful sign il today % be found
In the improved markets for agricultural
products The advance here has lately
carried farm prices to the highest ieve
since the 1921 crops were harvested The
buying power OF more than $4,000 GOT
people Is affected by the level of agricu I.
tural prices. and changes ia that buying
power must necessarily lind very dlrect
reflection in the business volume and prof.
Its OF the country.
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Tag Day for Polish Service Men.

Tho national campaign for funds
for providing transportation ~ Poland
for Polish ex-service men who were
recruited IN the United States will
begin locally tomorrow. which will be
known Mt tag day" John J. Jakub-
owsh of 432 South Harrison street will
receive donations. Land has been set
aside in Poland for use OF the dis
abled Polish soldiers. and all that they
must provide Is their transportation
expenses 20 Poland. Exercises will be
held by the local citizens os Polish
descent In connection with the cam
paign next week.
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DENIES DYE MONOPOLY.
Bitter Price War On Instea d,
OarvIn Tells Senate
Committee.

Washington. March 3.--Francis p
Caravan. president OF tho Chemical
Foundation and former allen property
custodian. entered an unqualified de-
NAL OF ANY and all charges" that a
monopoly exists among the dye and
chemical manufacturer, OF America
In testimony yesterday before the
Senate committee investigating the
charges.
"On tho contrary" said Mr.. Caravan
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DOCTORS FIND CARUSO
WAS A SINGING MACHINE
Throat OF Great Tenor Shows
Most Extraordinary Develop
mont for VocaIizatlon.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Rome. Mar. 3s-The throat Of En-
rico Caruro. which was left ut the time
Of his death TO tho Naples Museum
for medical examination. was repro
duced pictorially by the Rome news
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co., du Pont Building
DIVIDENDS DECLARED,

American Steel Foundries. quarterly of
15 cents a share on common. PAYABLE
April 10, and Ia per cent on preferred
payable March 81.
Armour 4 Co. quarterly of ia per cent
on preferred. payable April l.
Bush Terminal Building Company. quar-
terly OF Ia per cent on preferred, pay
able April I
Cambria Iron Company. per cent.
Celluloid Company, quarterly of per
cent ON common, payable March 81
Continental Car Company Inc quar-
terly OF Ia per cent payable April 4
General Railway signal Company. quar-
terry OF y per cent on preferred. payable
April !.
Independent Pneumatic Tool Company
quarterly Of per cent. payable April /
Mexican Petroleum Company, Quarterly
OF per cent on common. payable April
10. and per cent on preferred. payable
April Is.
Pan American Petroleum and TRANSPORT
Company. quarterly of 81 so a share on
common A and b. payable April 10
y II. hress a CO. quarterly of Ia per
cent on preferred. payable April l.
Utah Copper Company, quarterly OF
so cents share, payable March 81
--
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Building and Loan Stock.

The first SERVES OF stock OF the Mar
shalhon Building and Loan Associt-
ton will be placed on sale next Tues
day. The association was organized
= few weeks ago.
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Get a Job the classified ad wa,
Read Help Wanted" every day.-Adv.
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Get a better JOB. Tell what you
can do ia a Situation Wanted" al
tGmorrow.-Adv.
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IS 90 BILL LOST
Going from Thirteenth and dU Pom,
TO b. & o. station. on Delaware avenn<
car changing cars at Tenth and Market
fOrout Market street TO Twenty-third.
Or from Twenty-third and Market d
2222 Tatnan street. Finder please cat
4233 between q and S y. N. or 2232 VI
during day.
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s5.no BILL LOST

WHITE CAT-With black tail Re
ward. DR.. Yerger. zoos Boulevard,
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Personals
Lost and Found

lost February 25 in front OF Delaware
Motor Sales Co. Please return TO same,
LOST-Man's coin purse, near Sycamore
and Giles street. Reward 2l37 Giles st
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTICES..

DAYLITE BATFtRIEs-A good bat
terry at a reasonable price. fully guaran-
teed; recharging. soc. Daylite Seryics
Station, 1909 Market street.
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Coming Events

f r 4 TIE y Al SPIRITUALIST
CHURCH-Eden Hall. Special service
sunday at $50 p IN. Subject In His
Steps or What Would Jesus Do2" by
Prof. Christensen, also. 7 80 p. m. SER
vices conducted by Mrs. w W Moore.
Lecture by Prof Christensen, Memory
of the Past Messages by Mrs. Bishop.
Welcome 20 all
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
In Wall Street
c,Il Money at 81 Per Cent

Trader, received warning a. the
opening yesterday when the rsns"''
rate for call loans was established a.
4 psr cent. ths, the supply Of money
available for speculative purposes V''
n slighter proportions than for sew
oral w,oks. The notice given was 81
Div confirmed before the hnish, 10 70
rbsrgo Advancing steadily until W,tnin
hall an hour of tho close n rats OF o a
per cent vas in force for The hfst tme
since June 2. The shifting OF funds
10 the interior. initiated when me con
eentrasion % tax proceeds here ~ tne
Treasury caused withdrawals from we
call money market 20 balance VIZ
drain. continued on eohNdsraDle
scale. Approach Of the July dis-
bursemenis vas also a disturbing rae
tor. necessitating preliminary adjust
rneris by the local banks, which we're
emphasized by tho deficit Shown IN me
Clearing House statement. IN. COM
parat.vcly high rate may result IN
counter.fow OF money from the int.
rior. but in any event. bankers ana
money brokers alike are agreed that
me next few days will comprise pc
riod Of uncertainty in The call loan
market.