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New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
THE cINcfNNATf GAS q ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Sir Per Cent. Three Year Secured Gold
Note, Due December !. 1922.

Sir Per Cent. Three Year Secured Gold
Note, Due December !. 1922.
Te fsr hoisrrs - The S.r Pe, Cfni 7h'TT
yrs, Sfcu,fi Ccd ho'rf Das Dfcrrscr
= fcls. q The Cincirran Gar 8 Lifc'fN
Cc~fsry. nr.rd srsr' ihs i-desia'e'
dated Dfrf~hS, q, 1910. tSfuffH IhC 90.
c,rrais oar & Eiccf,ir Cowfany snd iFe
Cerfrof Tran Cowfdny of Irnrff.
No-fcr - urtfpY civrS that The Gin.
ri-rsn Gss a Electric Company has elected
~ easfciss ifs right % redeem. and viii r.
f.e.- ard pas. on July J., 1922. al q -
,hove le.crihei Six Per Cent. Three Near
secured Gold Notes ihsn outstanding; ma,
.rtsfee an SAID Notes viii cease on said
relemp'ion date, Jolly J.. 1922; that ihe
r~s~rs of sid Sofcs are required 10 present
iferr an said redemption da'e fr redemption
s-l paynen, a, The ofice q The Equitable
Trns. Company of New York. in me bor
eDgh ~ Manhattan. Cry and state oi Ne"
Nrfs. and that on pfesen'a'ion and sur
-s-fe~ thereof with fhe coupon maturing
December E. 1922. a, said Office as aforesaid
ssil Votes W.T. % redeemed and paid a. 'hei,
principal srount and premium thereon oi
rrshsf Of cne per cent. and interest ac
e-ued 20 ssid redemption daie.
ra.,d. Cireinnad. Ohio. MAY 81. 1922.
THE CINCINNATt Gas & ELECTRIC
COMPANY,
BY r. II. Esysf. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
FINANCIAL
THE CINCINNATI GAS 4 ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Seven Per Cent Three Year Gold Notes
Due December I. 1927.


To sk< lolse.s Fl fk< S<tr. Per Cs-i Th'es
yes, Gci6 Nofff Drf nsce'rhf' 2, iP'',
Of Tkf CisuHrsfi Caf 8 kiecf'if toT.
fssy. usss8 er8e- re frsSriaff, 6s'c8
lere-shrr 2. 1919, h<furr- The Ciscfrsafi
Cas & EircfTie Cc-Cd~r sra Ine Cfrf'a'
Trsd Ce~fs.y. az IfHnSe.
NoficE fs HrrEBr civtS that The Nin.
einnad Gas & Electric Company has elected
70 exercise its right 70 redeem. and viii re-
deem and pay. on July ]. 1922. all q 10
sbove described Seven Per Cent. Three Year
Cold Note, then ou;s'andng, that ln'eres'
on oe NOTE, viii ceae on nid redemption
date. Iuiy I. 1927. that the holders Of sad
Notes are required % present them ~ said
redemption date for redemption and payment
Al the offce Of The New York Trust Com
rany. Ia a.. Rosough q Manhattan. Cry
and STATE Of New York. which will ac' a.
he agency q the Company for tbs purpose
ard iha, On pressntation and surrenaef
thereof With TIE coupon maturing Deserbef
!. 1927. a. ssid ofioe a. aforesaid said Notes
vii Be redeemed ard paid a. her pfincipa.
amount and a premium thereon Of one han
of one per cent. and iniefer accrued 70 SAID
-et.mpsion date.
Dated. Cincinnati. Ohio. MAY 81. 1871.
THE CINCINNATI Gas 3 ELECTRIC
COMPANY,
by T. ". EBHsT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Cotton statistics


Liverpool Gables rfNf cotton ~ iNNN
fsmard. bu' business moderate. middI4ns
0ed. Sales. 10000 hal.f American.
. Zoo haies Imports 5000 bales. al.
America Futures opened olief. points
higher f0 points lower. as compared Niih
Tue4dar. closed quiet 90 e. Dor adfanrr
- Il points % decline ~ points %
rorrInared WIN Monday. IIif. iffd
october % SD. December. ii sd. Ianu.
arf. Ii.ted. March. Do ga Manchff'rf.
Yarns quiet and unchangei, cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY
1nNfRANN

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The stockholders % fhe American car snf
Foundry Company are hereby notified hat
The regular annual meeting ~ the sfockho.d-
ers - said Company will De held - fs
oNic~s so efa Washington Street. fcreev
cify. Sew Jersey. June -. 1922 AZ ~ o'clock
noon for the purpose % cicctinr Board ci
Directors and ffansarfine such cfhcf bust
ness a. may he properly brought before The
meeting n e.. WICK, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
London Metal Market

LONDON, May 81 Standard copper,
spot. g62 rs Cd: futures. s63 5s.
eleeirolytie. spot, f6s 5s; futures, s7i.
Tin, spot. fl52 los: futures. fl53 Us
cd. Lead. spot. s25 5s; futures, fl53 Us.
Zinc. spot. f2S 2s cd; futures, f2I
lis Cd.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Cotsonseed Oil

The market for clifonseed Oh vas again
auiet. with total bales ~ Z. 800 hnis Thor"
,,n- a fsfle burlag credited % refninr
Interests bur while many in fhe trade TOO.
a buiiish view - tho statistical position
and also % the crop outlook. Tho faci inat
prlres are already above pure lard served
10 check argres.lse operations ou fhs bus
ing eide. closing prices were 20 u
polnis not lower The range - prices
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMP ANY, LIMITED
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND TO HOLDERS OF
ORDINARY SHARE WARRANTS
DIVIDEND NOTICES

TO BEARER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tn. Di-
rector, have declared Third Interim Divi-
dend on tn. Ordinary Shares for the year
from the lsi October. 1921. to 3oth Ssptem-
Der, 1922, Of 40 (beins s3.Sd. per shars)
free Of British Income TsI, payable on the
30th June, 1922.
Holders Of Share Warrants TO Bearer for
Ordinary Share, Will b. entitled 10 be paid
the said Interim Dividend On or after the
said 3Otb day Of June, 1922, at the once Of
the Guaranty Trust Company Of New York,
- Lombard street. London, Z. {. 3. Cou-
pom No. 81 must be left for examination at
the ofies Of the said Guaranty Trust Com.
psny Of New York, 80 Lombard street. {. c.
3, three clear business day, Excluding Sat-
urdsy) before payment is made.
Dated. l7th day Of May. 1922.
BY Order.
A. M. RICHARDS. Secrstsry.
We,tmins,er House, millbsnk.
London. S. W. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Bid and Asked

Following are tho closing bid snd
.sked ouhtations Of stocks listed on tho
Stock Exchange In which there were
90 transactions yesterday;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the City Of New York.
Nassau and Pine Sts.
Sew York, May 7. l,7a

Nassau and IIne 81 -.
Sew York. May ,. 1914
70 the Sh9 -ehoiders
OF the Hanover National BANK
~ The Clty cf New York
~cfice II hereby given that special meet
irs Of me shareholders of this Bank has
Ten called and viii - held az 10 ociocK
~ On Tuesday. th- sixth day of June,
it:e 81 the banking once Of The Hanover
Ssficrai Bank of he City % Sew YORK,
rorner of Nassau and Pine Streets. Manhat-
tan. CITY OF NeW York 70 vote upon ths
follow inc resolution.
pFcOf WE'D. that under the provisions
% the Act of May ]. isss. the Capital STOCK
of (, 900 900. making The total capital
rs 300 600 said increase shall he made oy
. stock dividend from the undivided proht
cf the Bank and 90 vote upon such other
matters - may properly b brought befers
sth meeting
~ order a. 'he Gard % Directors.
WILLIAM r. CABLE. JR.. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Ne. York Metal Market
Business Troubles

Khelboch. Abraham Edmund ,..
"''S'9 pS1ia Ine,..'...... ..'...',. t2i5s
N'fs.p ns1l rne 'e'' ....'......'. ''''''' Ni|
N'5s,99''' bs'iG ln,.''"'. eo'.''" .''..' '' 4ss5i
E'r'ieafh' n,lS ,oc A'''n'H-n h'''."' uts1
S1mf-Same +..-..+t++.t.-+tt
Same-Samo .+..t.ttt-tt++ttft 80
gamo-Same ...........t.t--t.. 81 -
Same Same ......t...... ....tttt fSt.N-
Federal French Pastry Bakery
fuc-TrsNelcrs ins 0......... 7. n
Frlacno. Cario-N Yohaiom - ri 22395
I,S". co '''''--'... '''a''S 4. ..'"1.. s7oass
'2S3~sT sSh%er.nee QUAR- ....o...''....' ~. 1905
Goldsmith. chas A-ci,lzens -
American Bank g. Trust Co. stfis
Gerard James. and John 'iar-
,lu tGtrardi & cRrelD~S 49,.
Geieb'sn. serge A-schmou Fils
c,1 4 sp,ar. gs. inc sAdr,an-H ! Bes,ic. :ssi7
Heidenheimcr. Louis-k Turn
msrii. Nciue-E Evelyn Realty ,...
HmeiP & Hauser trucking Co
Haegerty. Motor Trucking CO.
lnc-D De paoia .... ........ 2.lSIto
Joecidink. Abraham. ard Harry
stern Mendeisohn 60. Inc. i2i.Qs
'os"iS' Sons Inc "4 '................ 1885
tohn 8 walsh building 60 Inc.
John walsh and ROYAL
walsh-M J Birmingham DID,, i2t2 -
Kaplan Jacob Gerwifz...... 1861 70
Kannor. Max-H Lelbow ..... go 20
Knraiion. william. and Thomas
Teny~people e,o ........... 10000
Kcy Holdlng CORP -tlar'mont $1,000.
Fiim Laboratories. Inc ..... 3,i2i g.
Klrchneck William Alpha flcc-
Kaiis. Amend -IIotcl claudge
Kapian. Aicsander-c * Thaw. 1895
N;s surety s,'' 'co"Pcoplc e,c e...... 1000 %
'"i''si'''' ~ al ii''.'''..'..................- ssAio
r.ate. Rober, l.. ami benjamin.
W MORSE Groenobaum 90. ,qa. %
fauher. Morris and New Amsier-
dam Casualty to-psople. ETC.. 3 o0o %
n surety 1eiy'e. Co people. etc -. 10000
Modern Cooperage Go. lnc-H
,,irysI Henry E-v Pfender 577ts
Mciizer. Abraham-Jarburg Bros.
"yssa mann ..'.............,......, ssso7
'lI,s ABERDEEN Tradlng corr. -. 1918
Meictlos Kick and John chonka-
/ Edcls1n .ttt.tttttt..st.ta, llal0
Marcus. fsaac-A Werthcr .s.... l.0f5 rs
/ Nandel Fred-E Heyman ..... t2f a.
I Ncgormick Edw II Jacobson 2s3 ~
Ouner. Samuel w. Greenbcrg SASS
Plus Oh co-Radio Corp ~ Amer
| ica .ssss.tsttt.t tstfftst sttsstttt lV0 10
'r'Gsi snd Machinery Corp .'' .'...'..' ~ asOs7,
Pierre Norman Go. Inc. and
Rcginaid-Dcf'le Co. Inc ,,..s boffs
I Rynveia. Abraham Roth ...... 393 90
/ Rossnsein. julius H. and Abfa-
ham Jess Kioti & Epstein. i.iosT5
Relay James and New Amster-
J dam Casualty Co-people. etc 500 "a
, Runkle. Daniol-R Bailey .... ll9.4o
I Rosner Harry Joseph Linn and
/ BENJAMIN kerncr-S Siegci 23665
Rabbln. Jacob-John T Stanley
CO. Inc .-...+-..-- --+..-tt..... 1881
Rothford. Marjorie Drank Rus
SEX Fur Shop nc...t....t..... 66TE 0f
I Stratton studios. lnc--D OCOnnor l9g al
shapiro. Joscph--O Oestreicher
et al. ..s..t... ....--...-ss. efS .r
Singer. Marcos--M Friedman. s97n ,
sands Howard p-B = Phelps u.6a0 A,
Schoerr. Rilly-Homv Fire and
Marine In' CO .....,. issi'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
ALLIED CHEMICAL . DYE CORPORA
Secretary Treasurer.
NORTHERN PTPR LINE COMPANY

Is HroAdvay, New York
May is. 1922
A dividend % IS per share has been de-
cisred on the Capital Stock Of this Com
pary payable July J. 1922. 10 stockholders
of record al the close Of business June >.
J. r. FAST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO q
II IOIIs RAILWAY 90.

sss Lexington Ave New YORK May y. 1922
Dividend % TWO PER CENT t2 % per
sharel on the Crmmon Capital stock or TINS
Compsnv has teen declared. payable on
Thursday. june IS 1922. 10 stockholders Of
record al o'clock = VI. on Friday. June z
1922. -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Judomcnis Filed

IN ~" ',der,enis we're Med yes.
,.rdav. MAY 81. the hrsi name o''"s '''"
'' As.i.on ,sI Harry and sophie ,,,,,
, l. Hsischmann ...,, ',i,.,i,y
Aronewltz. Aaron, anH peonle
and Deposit co of Md-'''P'' 400 10
etc .... .........' Fox 1870
nrs,serhurr Geo %. and joseph
prandenhurg and Jc.sr
Eeelss,on-Eeiip'e .'''..... ''.'''' 1855
Bates. Albert Nm j ''. n'''~ 1855
Bronner. Morris f-'o..' fo.......,. 7'o.st
BeiTrave. Leonard CT ' '.'. no' 1896
=, vi, ws,l usrry. and New Ans
terdam Casualty .''''.'. oo-r'o'''. 100000
etc .....sstff 5000 ,,.,tft...,
Batter. Abraham, j. Naa, Saa ""'"" ''''.' 2,sss
cupid press 60 ine-p s'n''"'. ,n''''. 1880
man man q, l,cnan sl.,,' and Barnett LIP
shlta !speei,sl,y S'o,h'"S si''..' '".'' 5is7so
Commonwealth silver Mines i"~ ,taa 20
u n O'Rourke. a. ,r,,
cresman. Alexander Nv NA' s,7is
son, son i.,dor-M Dorfman..-..' l'sss's l's3s ~
49, f.ldor-M Dorfmann ,.'
cb@ss' Tinnle-Hifsch strauss co. iie.as
consdon. Glenn Mr. sehgmsnn '''
collier samuel, and TsS People 1m,'S, ese. $4,000
..,'',',o Alfonso. and Cansigha am m
IonEebardl-reople, &c $500 fas 90
Derker Wm E-F G MrrrN,
Deui.eh rhilip-s'an''y a ..''... Wv" .tss.ss
:, ,ss'., ni'on. Inc nSsss,,s,h.m-B Edmund n
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS FOR BONDS
The undersigned trustee under the First
ana Refunding Mortgage ~ the Pacific
Ifgh' and Power Corporation. dated NO
vsnher goth. 1871. has on hand the sum
of 81 go 600 90 for the purchase % bonds
issued hereunder and Invites tenders ~
s8ch bonds Tor such purchase 20 an amount
fuflcienf 20 exhaust said sum Scaird pro.
posals setting forth The serial numbers ~
the bonds offered viii be- received b. the
undsfslrned o. us oficc. 55 Cedar So. New
York city. gp fo D. o'clock noon on Juno
:. 1898 The right is reserved 10 reject
any bid.
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE 4 TRUST COMPANf
By CALVERT BREWER. Vice President.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT once of The
SupefyslnF Architect Washington. ID. @.
May o. 1899. SEALED PROPOSALS viii
te opened IN This Office ~ J ". june 20.
1872 for hunks 20 hr Installed complete IN
rev d0fmifory buildings o. the United states
Quarantine station. Hoffman leland. New
York Drawing and specifcafions may b.
ohtain~f from The Office ~ fhe Supervising
chief EnFlneer. Room l5i custom House
building Heu Yorf g. y. or a. this oilce
"a me discretion o. the Supervising Architect.
JAS A wETNORE. Acting Supervising
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
New Firms Formed

The firm Of Barr & Schneider has
been dissolved by mutual consent and
tho following firms organized: Barr
Brothers & Co.. for the transaction Of
a general business IN investment Sc
curities with the following members:
i. Seymour Barr. Thomas 7. Barr jr,
". Manning Barr, Howard l. Brown
and Simon +. Flaherty; and j K.
schmcltzcr & Co. for the transaction
Of a commission business in listed se-
curitics with the following members:
!. L. Schneider, II. II. Wurzler and
II. c. Clifford.
New York Metal Market
On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was firm. with Straits quoted az
3lN31S7i4c; Straits shipments. 3ll22
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Corn


New York. close. close. ago.
No. W. fob il.i3is fii-iz I.s
MI
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
An Easy Way to Make Nel0
Kind of Jelly from Grapefruit
BY Ann Proctor

not surprised to md that with It the
juice 'jclled" Immediately and per-
fectly. Certo, might add. conta ns
no gelatin or preservative; it is 4
pure fruit product. well described as
Mother Natures jell-maker."
with my bottle OF certo. | was
given the Certo Book Of Recipes. full
Of directions for making the most
appetite-tickling jams and jellies and
marmaiades at any time OF the year.
There are directions in Il for orange
and grapefruit marmaiade. much
simpler than any have tried be-
fore.
advise you to make these while
rrapefruits are so good and plentiful
You will ind that the marmalado
will more than take the place OF
fresh fruit for breakfast and the
grapefruit Jelly Is delicious with
meat course.
You can get CERTO at your gro-
GERS or druggists and the recipe book
comes with every bottle. For extra
free copies OF the recipe book write
pectin Sales CO.. Inc. Dept. 3, Roch-
ester. \. Y.
II your grocer OF druggist does
not have Certo. please telephone
number 50 to learn where you can
obtain H.
Evening journal., 1922-02-15

A friend introduced me to grape
fruit Jelly the other day We were
"teainr" at a charming combination
restaurant and gift shop whore they
make a speciality OF this unusual
delicacy And my friend knowing
the proprietress got the recipe for
me. II is not at all dinicult 20 make
and OH how good It isl
The recipe calls for ? cups OF
grapefruit juice, 7 level cups (S
lbs.) OF sugar and bottle tscant
cup) OF Certo.
To get three cups OF juice you will
need three or four grapefruit. ac-
cording to size. Crate on the yellow
part OF the rinds into a dish. Cut
fruit into halves and squeeze out the
Juice. Mix fruit and grated rind and
squeeze through strong, fine cloth
10 remove rind and pulp. Place fruit
in Jelly bag and squeeze out juice.
Then measure the sugar and juice
into a large saucepan. stir and bring
10 a boil. Al once add Certo, stirring
constantly. Continue 10 stir and
bring again to hard boil over the
hottest hre for one-half minute.
stirring continually. Remove from
fire. let stand one minute. skim and
pour quickly into jelly glasses.
had used certo before so was
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
WINS AWARD OF $500
FOR ILLEGAL ARREST

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Feb. 15.-
Walter Yuska, Of Phoenixviie. was
awarded a verdict Of $500 by a jury
in Common Pleas Court here in a
suit he brought against Constable
George Campbell, Of Phoenixville,
for false arrest.
Yuska was employed by a chemi-
cal company near Phoenixville.
Some valuables disappeared and he
was charged with the theft, he
claimed, because the company
wanted to break its employment
contract with him. According to
the evidence, the constable arrested
him without a warrant
He was then taken to Phoenixville
to the office of Justice Howell.
where a warrant was obtained. and
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
NORWOOD MAN Is
ATTACKED ON ROAD

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. i5.-Decid-
ing to walk along on the moonlit
Chester pike after closing his shop
Monday night. Benjamin Millman,
OF Norwood. was attacked by high
waymen near Stewart avenue. Rid
ley Park. Two bandits jumped
from an automobile. and after dis
covering Millman had no valuables,
they beat him up. Pedestrians later
found the injured man. who was
sent 10 his home. State police and
borough officials failed TO find any
trace OF the thugs
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
HOLD 9 AFTER
Theatre HORROR
Knickerbocker Architect
Among Those Blamed for
98 Deaths
GRAND JURY
TO ACT SOON

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-Nine
men were ordered held for the grand
ury by the coroner's jury which
rought in a verdict last night in con-
lection with the collapse OF the
-Oof Of the Knickerbocker Theatre
,anuary 2s, resulting in TIE death
,f 9S persons
The inquest was begun last Tues
lay and scores OF witnesses were
heard before the jury began its de-
iberations behind closed doors II
vas out seven hours before IL reach
ID its findings
The nine men all OF Washington.
we're r. G. Geare, the architect Of
he building; ]. II. Ford, the engi-
|ieer, who designed the roof struc-
ure; Morris Hacker. building in
pector when the theatre was con-
tructed; Frank l. Wagner, the
builder; Donald Wallace. general
superintendent OF construction; r..
l.. Fletcher, superintendent OF the
Iammet, superintendent fireprocf-
| |ng company, which built the walls
ohm L. Mcdonald. the contractor
I gho erected the steel; Thomas l..
,ostigan, engineer and computer
or the District of Columbia build
|ng department, who passed on tho
lans. and Julian r bowman, the
ssistant building inspector. when
The building was constructed.
4 The coroners' jury in its verdict
eclared the collapse was due to
Inadequate supervision and inspec-
ion. II also submitted a number
! ( recommendation. one being that
In theatres and places where the
d ublic assemble be closed and be
ept closed until such times as their
Iafety is assured.
District-Attorney Peyton Gordon
aid tonight that the case would be
ibmitted 10 the grand jury "as soor
8 possible" That body is in ses-
ion now and that the opinion was
Expressed informally that it would
in a position TO take up the
.nickerbocker findings by the last
( this week.
4 Those who were recommended
"a eld for the grand jury we're not
81 ken into custody last night, but II
as said they would be given an op-
ortunity to appear at the district
ttorney's office the first thing n the
orning. Their bond. Mr. Gordon
ID. would be $4,000 each.
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
AWARDS
WIDOW $500 VERDICT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-Dockets
i the federal courts throughout the
luntry are swamped with fake
winding cases in which more than
100000 900 has been taken from
lcautious investors. Attorney-GeR-
raj Daugherty said last night. There
re-. he added. a total OF $50 Of these
ises in the federal courts in which
IL persons have been arrested or
|idicted.
It would take one judge. work
.ig twelve months a year, one NH
on years to clean up the docket"
lr. Daugheriy said.
Most OF the cases, he explained,
\ ere fake oil stock companies, al
lough the swindling scheme ranged
'om bucket shops and mining stocks
II patent elephant catchers" pro-
otions. Rich harvests are reaped by
Ivindlers. he asserted, because peo-
e do not take pains to investigate
4 hat they put their money into.
4 The Department OF Justice. Mr..
augherty continued. comes into the
4 <rosecution OF such cases through
ie violation OF postal laws in the
Sc OF the mails TO defraud. but, he
( sclared. that in his opinion, the
/ after was one for state action. A
\ 5onference OF state blue sky law
3 t1mmissioners. he suggested. should
Il held to frame a uniform law car
57ing a uniform punishment for
oclk swfndlers. He also said he be-
eyed in more stringent laws by the
ates and heavier penalties in such
isea
AS an instance OF schemes appeal
/g to credulous investors. Mr..
4 augherty cited "the famous Ever
ades case" in which he said, some
F750,O00 had been obtained on the
ock OF company formed to drain
End farm rich Florida lands and sold
Ea the argument that there was no
ost In Florida. After the stock
ad been disposed OF, he added. the
ost came. This case. he said, had
cen pending in Chicago several
sars and had already cost the gov
inment about s2O0,O hut he was
4 udying the advisability OF pressing
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
COURT RECORDS
SHOW SWINDLING
$l40,00O,OOO Lost by I'm
vestors," Attorney-Gen-
eral Daugherty Says
THINKS STATES
SHOULD ACT

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Feb. Is
In Common Pleas Court yesterday
Judge Butler directed a jury in the
suit Of Mrs. Marguerite Eicheiberger.
OF West Grove. against the estate
OF IN late Mrs. Frances Tallman
Dunlop 10 render a verdict OF $500.
Mrs. Eichelberger had asked $780,
600 for the death Of her husband.
Roy Eichelberger. who was shot
while he slept by her side on the
night OF June /. 1920. by Mrs. Dun
lop, who tim went 20 her own home
and killed her daughter. Ruth. aged
II. and committed suicide.
Mrs. Dunlap was daughter OF
George B. Tallman. a wealthy mer-
chant OF New York. and was married
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
Mr.. George Carter.

Mt George Carter,
Editor OF The Evening Journal;
My Dear Mr.. Carter-The latest
public-spirited act OF that large
hearted citizen, Mr.. Pierre S.
DUPONT. in making it possible to en-
ploy $50 men in the much-neded
work OF cleaning backyards and
streets in Wilmington, calls for its
need OF commentator on the part
OF the general public. our citizens
in general will not soon forget the
benefactions Of this man who is con-
stantly adding 10 his deeds OF mercy
and helpful service.
Whe mt Is remembered that big
business" is going through a season
OF testing beyond anything II has
experienced in many years-a test
ing with which the average citizen
is but slightly acquainted-these re-
peated acts on the part OF one who
is bearing his full share OF financial
burdens will be appreciated by all.
not only because IL furnishes en-
ployment for idle men who are
ready to do any honest bit OF labor
by which their impoverished re-
sources may be recruited. but be-
cause the labor done makes for a
cleaner city, and hence for the
health Of its citizens.
Surely that department OF our city
government charged with the duty
OF keeping the city's sanitary condi-
tions as near normal as possible
will heartily appreciate this hand OF
help. We are prone to criticise these
officials, forgetful often Of the fact
that the funds placed at their dis
posal are meagre and insufficient 10
J erform all that is expected OF their
department; and when additional
taxation is mentioned II not seldom
Evening journal., 1922-02-15
PLUNlMER TELLS
OF HONOR SYSTEM

The various phases OF the honor
system In vogue at tne New Castle
county workhouse were described
by Warden NJ. S. Plummer. before
meeting OF about sixty members
OF the Social Service Club. in Nc
Connelrs restaurant last evening"
Mr.. Plummer explained In detail
the methods used at the county In
stitution In the treatment OF prison.
ers. dwelling especially upon the
corrective and Humanitarian phase
OF the question. He outlined the
parole laws, the work given the
prisoners. their religious instruction.
the work Of the Red Cross Society
In assisting families OF prisoners and