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The New York herald., 1922-07-15
CANADA WILL FLOAT
NEW LOAN AT HOME
Amount Probably Will Total
100000, ,000-Bonds Not
to Be Tax Exempt.

D7eciaI Dispatch to THE New YoRK HuaALD.
MONTREAL. Que, July 1.-THE loan
to be floated this fall by the Dominion
Government probably will lie raised at
home and will likely total 5000, 100000.
Maturities In December In connection
with the 1917 loan total $3.50, ,0o0.o 900.
and in additional there are temporary
borrowings aggregating about $780,
coo. 900. ~s e
This spring loan for 100000, 900
was negotiated in New York. and in
view Of this 1t is probable that $780,
100000 more will be sufiicient. The
bonds will be taxable.
Plans for 1t have not yet been finally
formulated, but 1t is pretty well agreed
that the method of subscription and the
organization employed will not be the
same as for the Victory loan. There will
not be the same patriotic stimulus.
1t Is yet to be decided whether the
loan will be underwritten by financial
houses. or public subscriptions called
for through the banks and bond houses.
but IL conditions are at all favorable
the loan will be of domestic nature.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
Friday, July "a. 1879.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Influenced by cheaper money rates
yesterdays bond market presented a
decidedly strong appearance, dealings
being featured by sharp upward move
ment to new high records for the year
In the Liberty bond group. With call
funds at 2% per cent demands for
United States Government obligations
reached large proportions. Liberty 3hs,
the First ANS and the Fourth ANS all
touched new highs. Buying for the
account Of the United States Government
undoubtedlX played strong part in the
rise Of Libertys. but the larger share of
the demand came from investors. The
advance was not alone confined to one
particular group. In the industrials
Consolidated Gas rs rose more than 2
points. closing at 124H. Foreign issues
were steady to Arm, with British 5s well
supported. The gilt edged rail issues
held well, but touches of heaviness In
the highly speculative varieties appeared
at times. The days transactions OF $16,-
100000 exceeded Thursdays total by
nearly $5,000.000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
GAIN IN COTTON CONSUMPTION
Stocks In Manufacturing Estab-
Iishnents Lower ON June so.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Cotton con-
sumed during June amounted to 507,s68
bales of lint and $685. of iinters, COM
pared with 4s5.674 of lint and 52,344 OF
linters in May. and 461.917 of lint and
4s1,296 of linters In June last year, the
Census Bureau announced to-day.
Cotton on hand June 80 In consuming
establishments amounted to. 1,332.3S3
bales of lint and 152,065 OF linters COM
pared with 1.419.s36 of lint and 159,25l
of linters so held on May 81. and 1903
364 Of lint and 2Os.507 of linters so held
year ago. n
Cotton on hand June 80 In public
storage and at congresses amounted to
1.s36.025 bales of lint. and 1886 of
linters, compared with 2,561,007 of lint
and 94.1s1 of linters SO held on May 81.
and 4.300.3s6 Of lint and 255.91l of
linters so held u year ago.
Exports during June amounted to 491,-
079 bales, including 12,67s bales of lint
ers. compared with 469.397, including
12,061 Of linters in May and 495,474 in
Guiding 6,274 of linters in June last year.
Cotton spindles active during June
numbered 31.S77.015, compared with sl,-
s5s,o61 In May. and s2.7so.eo4 in June
last year.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
UNDERLYING BUSINESS
CONDITIONS FAVORABLE
However, New Trade Is Some
What Smaller.

Bookings on new business were on a
smaller scale in the last week. due to
troubles. Except for this hesitation.
underlying conditions remain highly
favorable under present active call for
virtually all OF the country's products.
.Dun's Rcpieto says: "Seasonabie re-
straints on business are accumulated by
existing labor troubles. Activities have
not abated in all lines. but strikes have
impeded the revival In some Industries
and the general rate Of progress is
slower"
industrial unrest. the situation at the
turn of the year has rarely shown so
many favorable features so soon after a
depression. Crop prospects. owing TO
ccp:ous rains, are better than year
ago."
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
PRODUCE.

BE.ANS--Marrow, choice, domestic, 100
lbs.. $3.50: pea. 5000; medium. $a.75; lko-
tenashi. Japanese. s5.7517; pea. Runania.
SIG, .2J medium. Rrunania, 81; small white,
California, So; Lady Washington. Califor-
mia. 50. red kidney, s9.25q3.35: imperial.
$780, white kidney. SO; cantaiina. Italian.
ss9s.50; black turtle soup. ss.s599; yellow
eye, sI.5oQs; pink, California, $6.7JqI;
lima. California. slo.e5aioSJ; lima, NADIA
gascar, $0.IJu1.
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras,
frsts. 3::i4a36isc.; seconds, 3293Sc.; loTer
grades, 301U3liac.; centralized cars, 30
score a5sc 50 score. 3ic:; ,,@ IS ss score ..S'.g
higher than extras, 39i5D5Oc.; extras. e2
score. 3sien3ec.; firsas. 311sq 3Ilzc.; seconds,
2sps4c.: lover grades, Sihqs2Ac.; state
3liz4s5isc.: common TO fair. Soa34c. ladies'.
current make, extras, Slq3rc.; flrsts. ssg
29kc. seconds. 26Izq2Tc.; lower grades. 2JV
26c.; packing stock. current make. No. /.
&C; No 2. 25isae6c.: lower grades. 22g25c.
CHEEsE--New York State flats. fresh
specials, 2lu22c.; average run, 20ssc.. twins.
fresh specials, 2lq2iiEc'; average run, .Og
cove. Wisconsin, fresh double daisies. 20izB
21c.; single daisies. 2oiz92ic.; Young Amer
ieas. 2i421jzc.
EGGs-Fresh gathered extras, dozen, SIG
SEE. regular packed, extra firsts, 2Ihd3oc.
regular packed, firsts. c4a26isc.: seconds
dirties. regular packed. No. I. 1gisei20i3c.:
No. and poorer. fTQi9c.; checks, poor 70
choice. dry. S5a20c.; New Jersey hennery
whites. candled, extras. 46c.; urcandled.
extras, 4iq44c.; nearby hennery whites ex-
ira. local candled. 4fc.; nearby and nearby
Western hennery whites. average extrns. 800
fic.; extra flrsts. 35a3ac.; flrsts, 3od34c;
nearby gathered whites. firsts 20 extra
firsts, So630c.; under grades, 2sQ2ec.;
pulet eggs. 30135c; Pacific coast whites.
extras, 39d4ic. extra firsts. 35Q3sc firsts.
3od34c. under grades. csG2ec.; other West
ern and Southern gathered whites. a5d32c.:
nearby and nearby Western hennery browns.
extra. 33a3oc: nearby brown and mixed
cclors. gathered extras. 31a32c.; fir-ts 10
extra flrsts. :5a3Oc.
pOTATOES-North Carolina. barrel. sf.T5
Sf2.25: No. ?. 75c. .Gst5o; virginia. s2n3.25;
undergrndes, sin1.50: Jersey. sack. $i.256
si6f3; sweets. jersey. basket. s2.roT2.71.
vans, North Carolina. haddels. S4f4.s0;
beans. Jersey. basket, TIC. .Gsf.50; Long
Island hushel bag. 7se. eis1.cs; beets. Jersey.
basket. 6JdTsc.
POULTRY. Observation-Disclosures
hroliers. nearby. sSa a43c.; Western, 3fa43c.:
frcsh trvers, 3I14oc.; frozen. 2S13fc. roast
ers. 2O73Sc. fowls. fresh Western. hbxes.
iST2oc.: barrels and kegs. dry. isG2sc.:
iced, f7T27c: old cocks, fresh o5ff32c.:
frozen. young 42155c.; old, sc145c durts.
Lone Island spring, oac.: Western, frozen.
2o722c.: Rccse, Western. frozen. fSTfsc.;
POULTRY rIvE-Fowis. 2GT'7c.. ~-rlng
hrollers. 3313sc.; old cocks. i6c.: duckr,
2or turkeys. 2oc. geese. ifTf2r ENpprSs
Fowls. 2ga3or. brolier-. 900 40c. ducks,
1t72sc.; Fulners. pair. GSc.; pigeons. pair,
4o,.; geese. 1fdi7c.; rabbits. 10. i58isc.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
Fon LEvEE DISTRICT FUND.

s50.o00.00o bond fund for the Missis-
slppi levee district has been proposed.
Under plans tentatively announced a bill
soon will be introduced In Congress to
provide this fund to complete the levee
system. The money will be secured by
bonds issued by the various levee boards
and will bear interest at Az per cent.
to be repaid within a period OF forty
years. Representatives. of many levee
boards and other interests affected by
Mississippi River floods recently met in
Memphis TO discuss the new project.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SHELTON LOOMS PROFITS.

The Shelton Looms Company for the
first six months of this year reports
net profits before depreciation but af-
ter taxes. amounting to sS6S,523, which
Is more than three times the company's
requirement for interest and sinking
found on the first mortgage bonds. The
sales for the same period aggregated
$4,000, 900. 1t is estimated that the net
sales for 1922 will amount to ss.000,0 900.
or nearly double the sales Of 1921. de-
spite lower prices.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF
Record. Payable
International Combustion En-
gineering Corp. a., soc. July 20 July 81
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.. O.. 81. Aug. 81 Sept. Is
San Francisco. CAL. Packing
Corp, O.. $1.50. .......... Aug. 81 Sept. 10
Standard OIL of Ohio. a.. pf.,-
Marine Oil Co., O.. 80. 80. Aug. Aug.
Mass. Gas Co. of Boston. O.. ..s
s1.25 ........-.............J July Is Aug.
Eec. Bond q Share Co.. O.,
II. II. Franklin Mfg Co.. O..
"7s5 Cum" sI.75.. .....Juiy 20 Aug.
Am. Water Works & Elec.
Co., O., LIST pf., S1.75. .....Aug. ! Aug. Is
Russell Motor Car Co. of
Toronto. $i.so .....:..'.. July 20 Aug.
Russel Motor Car Co. of tl
Toronto, O.. S1.75.. July 20 Aug. /
Slower Mfg. & Engineering
Co. of Chic. O., pf., sl.75.J July % Aug.
Scotten Dillon Co., a., $50. .July17 July 10
Scotten Dillon Co.. extra
: cash, $50 .................. July IL July ID
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enough. but by the time Of the local call
had lost all OF its gain.
Weekly statistics were slightly bullish
due to the increase In spinners' takings.
Preliminary advices from Fall River re-
ported sales OF prints as 10000 pieces.
The local spot market was heavy. 20
points lower at 22.65 cents. The New
Orleans market was steady. up SO points
at 22.50 cents pound. Its sales were
1.080 bales.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
Purchase British columbi. IS.

Miller & Co. and Messrs. Branden.
Gordon & Waddell have purchased from
the Province of British Columbia
$4,000. 900 of par value two year S per
cent. debentures repayable. principal
and interest. In gold coin In New York.
They are dated July Is. 1922. and are
due July Is. 1924. IT Is understood they
WILL be offered to the public at 99ss and
interest to yield 5.35 per cent
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
PENNSYLVANIA co. GUARANTEED 3h
PER CENT. TRUST CERTIFICATES,
SERIES "B." DIE 1911.

Pursuant to terms of agreement dated
September /. 1897. and supplemental agree
ment dated February I. 1901. the under
for sale and delivery as of August 1, 1929, AZ
price not exceeding par and interest, 70 the
extent OF 500. 600, the sum now payable TO
sinking fund.
Sealed tenders, stating specific numbers OF
certificates offered. addressed TO GIRAHD
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. Sinking Fund
cent Trust Certificates Series 3D." Will be
received until IL NJ, July 81, 1922.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
THOMAS S. HOPKINS. Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Pa. July -. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
CUBA SUGAR EXPORTS GAIN.
Shipments Thus Far This Year Are
Double Those a Year Ago.

Sugar exports from Cuba thus far this
year are running at more than twice the
totals of the corresponding period last
year. according to the Federal Sugar
Refining Company's weekly review Of
the industry.
Up to July a total of 3.757,447, tons
was shipped from the island. contrasted
with 1,706.531 in the corresponding
period of 1891. Shipments to the United
States aggregated 2,747.1S3 tons. COM
pared with 1.47s.93S tons In the corre-
spending period last year. In the week
ended July i1S,S44 tons out Of total
OF 16s.002 tons were shipped to this
country.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
To Redeen, Copper Notes.

The 100000 of per cent. sed1red
gold notes, series B. of the Copper
Export Association, Inc, due February
Is. 1923. have been called for redemption
and will be paid August Is. 1922. at 10l
and accrued interest to that date. The
900 s per cent. secured gold notes.
series c.. due February is. 1926. will
be paid on August 15. 1922. at lo2' and
accrued interest
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
No. 1878.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


COMPTROLLER OF. THE CURRENCY
Washington. ID. c.. June 5. 1874
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented 10 the Undersigned. It has been made
THE cAPiToL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
has complied with all the provisions of the
Statutes Of the United States, required to
be complied with before an association shall
be authorized to commences the business vt
Banking:
Now therefore, I, d. r. CRISsINGER,
Comptroller OF the Currency. do hereby
certify that
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK or
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
In the County OF NEW YOi-K and Stats
OF NEW YORK
IS authorized to commence the business ef
Banking as provided in Section Fifty one
hundred and sixty nine OF the Revised stat
utes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof. witness my han4
and Seal OF office this FIFTH dsy o.
JUNE. 1922.
(Gigned) d. r. CRIss1NGER.
Comptroller of ths Currency
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Erie Notes Ready.

The Guaranty Trust Company an
nounces that the Erie Railroad Com
pany's per cent equipment gold notes,
due serially from 1929 to 1885. series
29 In definitive form with coupons due
July Is. 1922, and subsequent attached,
will be delivered in exchange fo' trust
receipts now outstanding upon the
presentation OF. the latter at its trust
department.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
LIVE srocK ANp MrAr rRTCrs.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.

ro~DON yriv fA.--Trrdlnr was auist and
prices were steady on the Stock Fvcharvs
n2r cd Money. ~ ner cent. Discount rates
--shor, bills. I 1915 per cent. Three months
Dr,tisN 3 Ter cent loan. foon: British ~
per cent. loan. e5h: Rand Mines. ~.
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rrnrnAI. suGAr nErINING co.

The regular quarterly dividend OF One and
Three quarters Per Cent. tl%%) on the Com
mon Shares and One and One-half Per Cont.
Grso) ON the Preferred Shares OF this Conn
pany viii be paid Aug. LIST, 1922, TO stock
holders OF record at the close of business
July 2lst, 1922. Transfer books will not close.
PIERRE J. SMITH. Treasurer.
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FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING co.

The regular quarterly dividend OF One and
Three-quarters Per Cent 1A9) on the Com
mon Shares and one and One-hair Per Cent.
1neo) on the Preferred Shares OF TINS COM
pany will be paid Aug. LIST, lv22, 10 STOCK
holders of record at the close OF business
July alst. 1924. Transfer books Will not close.
PIERRE J. SAlIrH, Treasurer,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE PITTSBURGH WEST VIRGINIA
RAILWAY COMPANY.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NUMBER 81.
rne Board OF Directors has declared a divi-
dend of one and one-half (ltD per cent. on
the Preferred Stock OF the Company for ths
quarter ended June 80 1922, payable August
81. 1922. to Stockholders of record at the
close OF business August I. 1922.
+. ii. HARVEY, Secretary.
Pittsburgh July q. 1922.
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COFFEE.
Range of prices:
CUSTOM HOUSE REcEIrrs.

Receipts for duties at the Custom House
yesterday were $65S .417.35. of which 1905
1854 was for merchandise withdrawn from
bonded warehouses. and S34e, ,o0o70 for re-
cent importations.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at Is points advance:
middling 13.65d. Sales 5000 American 1000.
Imports 2,00O American 10000. Futures
opened quiet at to points advance. Closed
quiet point lower to points higher. July.
January. IL 42d.: March, - 2od. I: May. 1a I0d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet; cloths quiet
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

y. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest
Is TO be added;
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNIcI-
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The Texas Company
To The Holders of The Texas Company Three
Year Seven Per Cent. Sinking Fund Gold Notes:

To The Holders Of The Texas Company Three
Year Seven Per Cent. Sinking Fund Gold Notes:
hereby notice that to the pro-
dated March 1920 under which s
Per Cent Sinking Fund Gold Notes were issued
right call and redeem August l.
outstanding paying therefor the Trust De-
City New York.
tee Broadway New York City,
on August l. per of the said notes
40 the date Of redemption toit
August 1922 said shall such
demption date
The Company goes further notice that rfH redeem
any or all Of sod may presented for such
redemption time prior TO Ausus T. 1879 pay
ing therefor Department. of tho said Tyustee
IoI thereof Nth accrued nfsrest
to date Of payment.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
ByW. w. Bruce,
Treasurer
Dated: June IS. 1927
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IVN
Am Cotton u
deb IS 1881
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Closing price. of stock. in wh,dh ther. were
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

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D. G.
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IS A 1941
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Pac Tel & Te
SIS ser A 1876.
a.aAt>tA
Union Tx ca
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LIST Is 1859
Packard Mott
SIS 1891

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IS 1871 con Is ls5: 9......
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fen-Am i'zs lo4i 1......
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Portland l. &P 5....... 90
os lS4: 2:...... Dsii US Real
!....... ~ eeaboerd A IS 1924
1..... 81 6s l045
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hms 1899
when Issued
10. 1Cd
Ill Cent 6hs 80
Illinois Cent
Illinois Cent

Illinois Cent
3lss 1851
3. cash. .10i
In,rcis Steel
t-o AS 194o
t....... 81
I So. A0T
7....... a1
In ana Steel
- SO receipts
,.......100
i..-srboro Met
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1Iariand Oh
7iLg 1n4r

l....... M
3....... so
MINI & St L
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The New York herald., 1922-07-21
MOTOR CARS KILL THREE
CHILDREN AND A MAN
Several Other Persons In
jured, Some Seriously.

Automobile accidents in Greater New
York yesterday caused the deaths of
three children and one man and the in
jury of several others
Marvin Proper, aged 4, of1403 Fifth
icab In Fifth avenue near 116th street.
The taxi driver, Edward Manning Of
1347 Hirshell street. The Bronx, was
held in $1,000 bail.
Marie Pakiz, g. of 215 Monroe street
ran across the street from a crowd Of
children near her home and was killed
instantly by motor car driven by Sam
uel Licnerman, 90, of POI Madison ave-
nue.. He was arrested.
Margaret Costello. IA. OF 793 Fourth
avenue Brooklyn, died I'm the Norwegian
Hospital of internal injuries suffered
when struck by car at Fourth avenue
and Twenty-sccond street. Brooklyn. No
arrest was made.
Louis Blackman OF % East 104th
street was killed and Peter Wailin of 81
when their motorcycle crashed with a
motor car at First and Webster avenues,
Long Island City.
Lena Schmidt. 3, OF 1877 East Third
street, was knocked down by car In
front of her home and suffered concus-
sion of the brain. Henry 'F'lagg 62. and
his wife, Catharine. 55, of 103 Main
street Brockton. Mass. in this city on
visit, were injured by a taxicab at
Seventh avenue and Thirty-third street.
All three were taken to Bellevue Hos
pital.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
I FIREMEN CAUGHT
IN SHEET OF FLAME
Two Victims of Backdraft in
Apartment Blaze Go to
Harlem Hospital.

Seven firemen were burned last night
when caught in back draft in fight
Ing a fire in the apartment Of Mrs.
Alice Donohue. sixth floor of the house
at 242 West 129th street. Firemen Fred
Denny of Engine Company 81 and Victor
Sattoning of Hook and Ladder Company
40 were sent to Harlem Hospital. The
others were able to return to duty after
treatment by an ambulance surgeon
They were Lieut.. Patrick Costigan and
Firemen Ambrose Morgan, Henry Lin
denfield. John McFarlan and Ralph
Tullis, all of Hook and Ladder Com
pany 40.
John wylie, negrc janitor of the
apartment house. sent the alarm and
went from floor to floor notifying the
thirty families. Patrolman Tyler Allen
of the West 1881 street station went
with him and carried woman invalid
to the street. The fire was confined to
Mrs. Donohue's apartment. although il
burned more than an hour.
Some firemen carried lines of hose
up ladders and other entered the apart
ment by the fire escape. Among the
latter were Lieut.. Costigan and his men.
Denny and Sattoning were leading. They
entered the kitchen and were about to
turn water on the flames when there
was a muffled report and smoke burst
from the corner of the room, followed
by sheet of flame that enveloped the
firemen. Denny and Sattoning fell, but
were rescued by the others and carried
out.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
FUMICATOR DENOUNCED
IN DEATH OF COUPLE
S h o c XII ing Carelessness'
Charged in Brooklyn Trial.

Albert ]. Bradicich. who fumigated two
rooms In the basement of the annex of
the Hotel Margaret on Columbia
Heights. Brooklyn, a short time before
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont NJ. Jackson were
found dead In their apartment directly
above. had done his work in "a shock
ingiy careless manner" declared AS
sistant District Attorney Gallagher in
opening to the jury yesterday. Bradi-
cich is charged with manslaughter.
Mr.. Gallagher declared that Bradlcich
had left open apertures around pipes
leading to the Jackson apartment When
he said also that Bradiclch had been
guilty of violation Of law In the fumiga-
.tlon. Stanley G. Fowler, counsel for the
defendant. retorted that the indictment
made no mention of violation OF any
ordinance. He asked that a Juror be
withdrawn. The motion was denied.
The trial Is being continued before
County Judge Haskell and a Jury in
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
VILLAGE STOPS ITS VAMPS
FROM CAVORTING IN PUBLIC
Rockville Centre Trustees Say Volunteer Firemen Must
Not Tear Hose Cart Around in Practice and Get
Everybody Excited if There Isn't Blaze.

How can a volunteer fireman-how
can any ybody-be expected to know his
job unless he gets chance TO practice
it? What is the use of a man being a
vamp II he can't tear through the
streets with the red hose cart unless
there's fire?
Pretty questions these. raised acutely
in Rockville Centre.
The Rockville Centre firemen believe
in attaining perfection through rehear-
sal. Last year they put up a high plat
form on an otherwise vacant lot. shot
UP their extension ladders. rescued chill
dren. stretched their hose lines and
spouted water and every time they did
this they won the approval of the re-
viewing officer. Gen. Commotion. But
the Mr.. Bowlbys of the town COM
plained that Sunday-the only time the
firemen had for such oevortings-was
being desecrated. and the village trus-
tees formally prohibited the shows.
The firemen thereupon got to tuning
up in the evening. Practice alarms were
turned In unexpectedly and records
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
MEDAL GIVEN SOLVER
OF TAROTTA KIDNAPPING
Italian Government Decorotes
DetectiUe Fiiaschefti.

Michael Ffaschetti, detective sergeant.
head of the Bomb Squad at Police Head
quarters and the man who solved the
Varotta kidnapping case. was notified
yesterday that the King of Italy had
bestowed upon him the order of Cheva-
lier of the Crown of Italy. The noti-
fication came through a cablegram from
Giovanni Cronchi, member of the Ital-
ian Parliament. and the medal will be
presented to Detective Flaschetti soon
by the Italian Consul General
Deputy Cronchi said Fiaschetti had
been decorated because of his work for
Italian subjects in the United States and
for his services as bodyguard to Prince
Udine of Italy, Gen. Diaz and the Ital-
ian High Commission during their visits
to this country.
Most of the Black Hand and other
italian kidnapping cases and murders
here have been investigated under Fias-
chetti's direction and in few of them
has he failed to bring the criminals to
justice.
The New York herald., 1922-07-21
WHITMAN ACCUSES
POLICE OF BRUTALITY
Says TDo Beat Chinese With
Rlockjdcks.

Charles $. Whitman. former Governor
complained yesterday to Magistrate Le-
vine in Tombs Court of police brutality
against his clients. two Chinese. who
were arrested June II in front Of 10 Mott
street. They were George Ching. laun-
dryman, OF 43 Mott street. charged with
assault. and Eng Tong. groceryman, of
- Pell street held fo- disorderly con-
duct.
x0e police who made the arrests were
carl Bahrman of the Oak street station
and Marcus Marks, a probationary pa
frolman Mr.. Whitman accused the Of
Ulcers OF having used their blackjacks
and nightsticks on the defendants. As
Tong was being arrested, according ~
the police, Ching struck Bahrman and
tried to choke him. Magistrate Levine
viii hear Mr. Whitman's complaint on
September 1. when the case OF the Chi
nese will be heard.