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New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Grain Exports Slump
Heavily During May
Total $4,000, 900, Compared
With 63,000,000 i'm Same
Month Last Year

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Exports ~
grain during May slumPed heavily as
compared with the same month a year
ago. while for the eleven months ended
with May exports we're nearly cut In
half hs compared with the correspond
ing period Of 1921.
Grain exports during May aggre-
gated 10000. 900. compared with s63,-
600 900 in May OF last year. while for
the eleven months ended with May the
total was s54e,0O0.000 against sl.oi3,-
100000 during the samo months OF
1921.
Exports Of corn during May aggre-
gated 100000 bushels, valued AZ
Sc ,OO0, 900, compared with 1000, 900
bushels, valued at 100000. during
May a year ago Wheat exports for
the month aggregated 100000 bush
els AZ si3,o00,000, compared with 26,-
600 900 bushels at S4l 100000 a year
ago, and -four shipments for the month
we're 100000 bushels at s7000,000.
compared with 100000 barrels at s9,-
100000 in May, 1921.
Rice exports during May aggregated
25 100000 pounds AZ 100000, COM
pared with 52.000,000 pounds at $1,000
900 In May, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Blouse Business Steady

Blouse business continues steady,
with manufacturers optimistic about
fall business. The report that advance
styles seem 70 favor dresses rather
than suits has encouraged blouse max
ers. Crepes and beaded blouses are
popular at the moment. but makers Of
high priced waists say that the beaded
goods will be discarded this fall in IA
vor Of embroidered biouses. Many
casaques are embroidered only. while
others combine beads with embroider-
les. Crinkled silks are also represent
ed. High shades on the order OF grass
green and poppy red prodominate.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

dresses. Fall buyers cf popular-priced
dresses are purchasing somewhat more
freely than last year. according 70 sew
eral national houses. Dresses will be
moderately longer. the average skirt
being about ten % twelve inches from
the Ground poiret twills and some
novelties are offered Tor fall wear.
Blacks and browns are IN demand in
tho West and Midwest. while other
sections seem 20 favor bhgdad, a new
red. and rnrn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Moon Motor Car Co. Declares
Initial Dividend on Common

The Moon Motor Car Company, at a
meeting OF its directors In 81, Louis
yesterday. declared an initial dividend
OF 25 cents share on the l0s,zlo
shares Of common stock outstanding
The twentieth consecutive quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent was also DC,
cl,rod on the AHA shsras Of preferred
stock. payable July 10 stockholders
Of record June &C.
The official statement Of the COM
pany said that for the first six months
Of 1929, June partially estimated, net
earnings totalod S225,6is, which are
considerably more than sufficient 70
pay the full years dividend on the pre-
ferrcd and common stocks.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Underwear Men TO Establish
Surplus Stock Clearing House

An agreement for the establishment
Of n clearing house for the disposal
Of surplus stocks Of knitted outerwear
without indiscriminate price cutting
has been reached by the clearing house
committee Of the National Knitted
outerwear Association, IL was an
nouncod to-day.
David ~. Titelman, part owner Of the
Puritan Knitting Mills. Philadelphia,
was made manager Of the Knitted
Outerwear Sales Corporation. which
will be the sole authorized agency Of
the industry for disposing OF surplus
merchandise. The trado generally re-
CARDS the establishment of the clearing
house as a long step In the direction
Of maintaining stable conditions in tho
r1arknl
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Standard Oil Co. Silent on
Concessions i'm East Indies

Oneials Of the Standard OF Com,
pany Of New Jersey yesterday ,,, Gee nee =.
10 Comment on report published IN
the financial district that the neither
lands Colonial Petroleum CIapany,
ore Of lis subsidiaries. had fotalneed
o. .eventv-Ave years a cor y'ssion IN
he Netherlands East ladies .or aevel'
oping oil territory.
The concession wa ri.a 20 CON -
$3.50 acres in the Paiomhang loNIana'
of Sumatra. The company was also
credited with having obtained othrl
concessions and territory in Java and
Borneo.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
CHANGE OF NAME

iIT7-ATTE ) HOLDER coRPoRs.A,TI1509SSoo-
n 'ct.<GE or NAME TO LMhS'0
SIGN co 1NC. ..,,s. .,ders
enerial meeting Of the stoekh H'aeIs
-, Sefi II. the once of the Compe,,g. ,o, o.
Ivne 2lrt 1929, The following -. vote
go 6uiv adopted by the unAniulvNs, ,.,,,.d
y. ~. holders Of all Of the stock "sn'"
." RESOLVED. that the ehanFs Q, ,.ns me
~ corporation from The present rnrIp nsntS
ol u' M. uiIAIRE J. HOLDER COkfOn-
I0rf0N. 10 the name q proposes 20 Sss-aa'-i
=. ,er,t FNROsOslGN co. M, % "r- CO.
me same hereby ~ auihofi1eu
FURTHER RESOLVED. that tne .I,nar. r,ss-.
eeas and the Secretary are .s heJsoy y 'g. MAKE.
zee zee ,,.,'fy ana acknovledfe ana ne sny
1s s,ss ali CERTIFICATES and other dosgmsn,s y,
and and t. do any ara all ihinss s,ns nsoeisSy ~ nam
con'eni sTEFHES M. BELL,
Secretary.
Dated, June 81, is1'.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
20 Oncn Ne,, ork Office

o. T. Wiiku-o-. pc 'ent O., Scrngss.
N4rlc.voor, & ... Co.. ST. Louis
department store. VINO is nov IN New
York. announced rcr.rrl.- tho intention
o. tho firm % w hfrfw from fh Asso-
ciatcd Merchandising Corporation and
open its ovn Ncw YORK. offices. in con
junction with several other companier.
The st Louis ftorc present buYing ar-
rangemont in tho foreign Office ~ tho
Associated Mcrcror Using Corporation
will continue gat' January I. but Pc
arrangement in the New io-N rar .t
will expire about July ID.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Permitted 10 Abandon Line

WASHINGTON. juno 22.-Ihe SiI-,
verton Railway Company was author
lied to-day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission 70 suspend operations and
abandon its hfteon-mile line running out
Of Silverton, Colo. The road, laid down
70 serve mining operations. is not able
10 operate NJ n profit, lis application
said. and the commission held T. had
given such proof In tho hearings before
commission representatives.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

EIry Or NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
sTCRrTARY OF STATE. 81 -,
THIS CrRTiFTCATE issued IN duph.
a. t...t. ror.fe.s that the Connecticut
k..,-.. efesl company. Incorporates a
ts-,y.- rock corporation. has hled, N
~ tries On this 18TH DAY or June, 3, sySt, sych
t,f1.s,. ..r under section ~ OF the Cen
N corrorasion law. and that Il appesIs oo,I
i.sr.rom that such corpora Ton hss c3Sn az
" With said section IN order 70 De u'S-
k'fst -
ETNEss ny hand and the seal OF once
of ,he Secretary Of state. AZ tne
ls.tll C'y % Albany this nineteeItn
dav OF juno, one thousand nine
hundred and fWenty-two.
D. " TAFT.
s.eon9 Deputy Secretary OF state
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Notions More Active

Notions, particularly dressmaking
supplies. are again in good demand, il
is reported in the Wholesale market.
Much activity in hooks and eyes and
snaps is reported. A new skirt gauge
has found instant favor. IL Is ad
justed by means Of a sliding yardstick
10 the proper length from the floor,
enabling a woman 10 mark her own
skirt for turning up. The top Of the
gauge is pushed and powdered chalk
is shot through q narrow slit by
means of a rubber bulb.
Canton Fabrics i'm Demand
Canton crepes and Canton satins con-
tinue as best sellers among summer
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
DIVIDEND 80 1s7.
mr. usNoNFV FIRE INSt RANCE co.

NaW York, juno 10, W..
Al meeting OF tho Board of Directors
Nd fhis da,. a quarterly dividend of two
md one.haIf o2isi per cont was declared
F'7sl.e Juy ie,z e. ne on Once ,ot Of i9f 9f
tri,f pfre 80 fo stockholders of record
y.re a. 1922 Tranefer books 90 be closed
f-,n june Goth TO July :, 1929. both dates
y S. IARNls- secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Commercial Credit

An effort at adjustment 70 the situa-
,,on created by the reduction OF the
Federal Reserve Bank rate TO per
cent gave an appearance Of uncertainty
70 the commercial paper market yes
terday az per cent was the gong rate
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Exchange Seat at 100000

A membership on the Stock Exchange
been sold for 100000, a new high price
for the year The previous high was S99.-
600. A seat sold in 1921 for 100000,
for Sil5,0oO in 1920 and $4,000 in
1919.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

Immediate shinucnf or now are
part OF the business l' taken BY
manufacturing fuui'fs e number Of
retailers nrc plarnirg fC fr~in their
summer sales In July. he-s. business
IN the August retail sales Is anticipated
In the New York market.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
FIOEuTY-INTERNATIONkL
TRUST COMPANY
NTW YORK CITY

-. poa-I q Directors % the P1delfty
,...-rafionai Trust Company has declared
, cuarter.y dividend OF TWO AND ONE
gITF PER CENT q y - on the capita
.s.k OF fhe company. payable Juno 30,
~. % eforkhoIdcrs o. record AZ the close
n business June %. 1922.
transfer books will be closed At p NJ.
o. yuns 20. 1922. and will reopen on July
Checks for ne dividend will bo mailed
Jus ARTHUR ". MELLEN. Secretary
DATED June o. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY

June .1 1922.
a dividend ~ s, no per share has been
declared 0n fhe capital stock - this com
pary payable August 18Th. 1922. 20 stock
holders OF record 81 the close ~ business
fg'y 18th. 1922.
r FAST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
TuT NAM or ANFRICA.

New York city. June >. lBLZ
Al meeting a. the Directors Of Tho
Rank q America. held this day, divi-
tend ~ Three Dollars per share ives de-
dared payable July ist 1877, 10 siook'
ttdsrs of record A. three o'clock ,. m.
igns -. 1922.
CHARLES p. CURTIS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
THE E-BOND COMPANY
M NItl WORK

No. HIiterty ST., New York June %, 1872
10 board Of Directors of this Company
NO os'ared A quarterly dividend OF one ana
a,fs' sf-.k pavahle Friday. June 60th,
NJ 10 sforkhollers of record. June p. 1922.
HENRY WESTON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

The proportion Of the banks reserve
10 liability this week Is 1897 per centi
last week IL was 1884 per cent. Rate
OF discount, ga per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Discuss "IIudson Seal"

Members Of the fur industry met
yesterday ~ Hotel Waldorf-Astoria 20
discuss registration Of the term "Hud-
son Seal" but no statement WAS given
out as to what took place at the
meeting
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
bTH AVE. AND 23Rp ST.

New York. June 21. 1922.
t,,i,.s5 a quarterly dividend Of r. upon
"a. e. pltsi stock Of this bank. payable
~. of CITY and Sfaf~ tax on and after
In. f0. 1922. 20 stockholders of record
a the close OF business June 20. 1872.
A W. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Boston Reserve Bank
Reduces Rate TO 4 p. e..
Cut Demonstrates General
Movement I'm Relation TO
N. Y. Institution


BOSTON, June 22S-The Federal Re-
serve Bank Of Boston to-dsy reduced
its rsdlseount rate from ~ 10 per
cent The old rate had prevailed sines
November ( last.
The discount rates of the New Yot
and Boston Federal Reserve banks hays
generally moved together. and ysster-
days reduction. following tho cut /"
New York By ono day ss vas the case
last fall, Was no surpriss 10 hnaneisrs
here. Conditions IN the two distr'ets'
whers industrial and foreign trads ae'
tivltles largely prsdominate. ara much
alike and H. liquidation Of msmbsr
hank indehax dness al tho central In
stitutlons has proceeded upon shout an
Identical scale.
WASHINGTON, June 22~-Loverfns
Of the S per cent. r.discount rate Of The
Federal Reserve Bank Of Minneapolis,
Kansas City and Dallas was said to
day Al the Treasury 70 be erpeeted
a. a result Of what was regarded A.
general reduction from the present
level now under way in the rest Of the
system.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
NOTICE. OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS

VrICF OF REDENPIlON VI
sprppy FLOUR COMPANY. 49,.
y tsy of 4 Tust 1922, al of the outs,ana- ou,..i-
q Yirsf Mo-fgare SIX Per Cent ts.,s
s't' s'nkrg Fund Cold Bonds, OF sVo'rss
Iesr Compar. dated February ]. is!s' az. az.
tcliet b. morfgaec q the same oate eN.
E,a , BY sad spcry Flour ComP.eaiy 80
1fo-csiforn.a Trust Company, 49,, 49,
y. = redeemed ana there VII Pc thfn -.
- - iayar.s oi each ~ said bon1s. ~ ~
-. ~ fsd AnFlo-Caiifornia Ifur e.n's ~
81 ffgafe a. fhe corner OF MafNs' "iii-
isons Streets. in san Francisco, ta.t
ga ore hundred and two ana one one no. no..
,.ttJ paf felf. - fhe face Nalue tn'lscs
: accrued interest thereon 70 SAID ~ eey
y. .Asgss. 1879 TN 50lders OF sai1 ponus -
~ required % present the same ior ree,lslIlf
>, a. ssid Office o. said Anglo-e All or 10
- COMPANY on sad ist day OF Aus.s..
-. AZ said reiemption price 20 wiI ~
- pal amount thereof. with sccrneo Hsoi,
:. .atfeon and "a bonus ~ two ana yne-ne...
~ % such principal amount. IntelesSs
.ai bonds 500 cease 10 accrue on sara
n.y o. August. 1922.
ssst1 June q. 1872
>'oNo-cALlFORNiA TRUST coMFANf'
cEAf r LEEGE. vice-Presidsnt.
GRANT CORDREY. Asst. Seciy'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
FINANCIAL

TTNRY ,. LEAKI,. AucTloNEI;ERii Aucc-T.l .,',I; isi, q,
ADRIAN II MULLER 3 80 se.h iset a,
ese'1,ni ''1io.-S Soon. At their once, No %
:syul,am street. New York Ciiy. cor,.--.
for Accoun, q whom !, - M1y 11, cIssTii PsT 800
100 shs. Rival knitting 20" IN IN Par 500.
100 abs. Rival Knitting CO.. inc ~ 80
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

United DYEWOOD CORPORATION
New York. June /. i92A
rr,fcrrcd Capital stock Dividend No. %.
Common Capital stock Dividend No. ~;
p.s Corrorafion have bean declared.
dividend Of fi.75 per share (frorn .
nm sef ASIDE Tor tho payment Of 400
~ share for tho year lsz2) on tho Pre-
hrrsd stock. payable July !. 1922 a divi-
S,-f of 8 30 per share on the Common
sock payabls July /. 1922, payable 20
rockho'dsrs of record Of Preferred and
ternon stocks - tho close Of business
thursday. june 50. 1922
Ths transfer books will not be closed
checks will be mailed by tho New York
Trust Company Of New York.
ERNEST ". PICKER Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, June 22.-Ths weekly state
ment OF the Bank Of France shows the
following changes IN francs;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, June 22-Ths weekly
statement OF the Bank Of England
shows the following changes;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

The bank advanced 20 the state 1907
900, 900 francs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Federal Reserve Banks
RESOURCES

WASHINGTON June 2The twelve Federal Rsssrys
hanks the o business June 2i follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
Beach Royalties Corporation
Wichita Fsll,, Tezss,

-hs Foard of Directors ~ this company
las declared the regular monthly dividend
q g. on the Capital stock outstanding OF
q, Company. payable july 10. 1924 TO
geckhe. .lcrs Of record June 20, 1922
II. BEACH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

Call loans against acceptance. .
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23

NIId'ss t,-ono,els viii be received ~ ~
y,ss5signdd sq.i a. his once in the capitol y !
Albany y 7. until twelve o,fil9os i. ,ce noon an \
Aonday, yuls ls,v 81 onbliciy opened and reac
sor nopt t,,,rnishing certain equipment for nc Ne'
Wv state canals pursuant 70 the prov,si,oni ~
~ Chapter 552 OF the Laws OF isz@' q" '0'
lows.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-23
BUSINESS CARDS
diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.

.,,o~De ho.rh, and sold fol etfA
=. go. IRE. Bennett. if5 B'vAy. IA nsoL
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
Cigarettes Seized in
Hunt for Potent Drug
Three Arrested After Narcotic
Is Found in Tobacco on
Victim of Frenzy

Five cases of Egyptian-made cica-
rcttes known as Petit Joyeaux," in the
manufacture Of which drug is said to
constitute an important ingredient.
were seized last night in a raid by De
tectives Joseph Mooney and Frank
QulEley at 80 Carroll Street. Manhat-
tan, and 204 Union Street, BROOKLYN
Other seizures arc expected. it is said
The detectives, operating with the
narcotic squad under Deputy Police
commissioner Carleton Simon. arrested
Nernando Portalc. twenty-seven wears
old, of % Carroll Street; Juan Sova.
thirty nine. OF Buenos Ayres, roominr
at 81 Carroll Street, and Augustc Zu-
pello. thirty eight. Of 20a Union Street,
Brooklyn. The last named is clerk in
a drug store at the address given.
ne rad was made on information
OBTAINED IN an investigation during the
last ten days of cases of drug frenzy
winch were traced to the use of cigar
cttes OF peculiar appea rance. Several
OF thcse, taken from a prisoner, were
subjected to analysis and found to con-
tain narcotic
Further questioning of the man un-
der arrest caused the detectives to visit.
a small stor. in Carroll Street where
Nernando Portac sold the officers two
packages of cigarettes identical with
those under suspicion. Portale and his
assistant, Soya, were arrested They
told the detectives their stocks were
obtained from the Zupello drugstore
at 2o4 Union Street, in the Red Hook
section. There cases of "iovcauy"
were seized and Zupello was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
indictments, which means about $500

indictments, which means about $500
Defendants
Tho Legislature Of this state should
require the trial Of all defendants
named in one Indictment, az is tho
practice in the Federal courts. This
would expedite justice.
he crime of petty larceny should
be defined as stealing of anything
under $500 in value. instead Of $50, as
1t Is to-day. JOY rides should be made
mlsdcmeanors instead of felonies
III these suggestions were carried
out 1t would mean Il reduction Of 45
per cent of my calendar and the speedy
trlal OF these cases IN Special Sessions.
Let lis work with twentieth century
machinery and not the archaic ma
cnincry Of a century or more ago
District Attorney John l.. Ruston Of
Kings recommended abolishing tho
parole law and compelling man
charged with vagrancy to prove he has
visible means of support. He uEcd
that courts impose suspended sentences
only in the case OF youthful first of
Tenders or in the case of lesser crimes
done by first offenders on the spur of
the moment
Give the limit to the gunmen," said
Mr.. Ruston. "Deport aliens convicted
of crime, aliens with criminal records
and aliens of established criminal tend
cnCIes."
District Attorney Edward J Glennon
of the Bronx, urged either the repeal
or the strict enforcement of the Null
lan-Gage dry law. "When we see the
great men of our country closing their
eyes to the Volstcad act and our So
called captains of industry failing to
obey the law, we cannot very we'll say
to the hlghwayman You, too, must obey
the laur :,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12

from a shed roof at 1l5 Hudson
Street and broke his 'high. lie was
taken to Volunteer Hospital.
sign which Was blown down on
125th Street, near LcnoX Avenue, hit
Fireman John A. Ryan. Of Hook and
Ladder Company @6, iniuring him in
ternally. He was taken to Harlem Hos
rital. and Nathan Silvcrs, Of IS East
nth Street. and Patrolman Walter
Brown, Of Traffic Squad c, picked up
the sign
AS they raised it from the sidewalk
tho wind struck it and tore it from
their grasp, f1insing them down They
required attention by an ambulance
surgeon.
Four women wcrc slightly injured
by a sign which fell at 81 Hudson
Street Three persons We're hurt by
q plank which fell from building in
course Of constructor at - East
FortY-hfth Street.
In jersey City a newspaper wagon
and a milk wagon were blown over
the drivers of both suffering injuries.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
Drop Police indictments

An Indictment against John Fitzpat-
rick, former head Of the Police Auto
mobile Squad, and one against William
B. O'Connor, a member of the squad.
werc dismissed yesterday by Judge
Charles c. Mott in General Sessions on
motion of State Senator Thomas !,
Sheridan, their counsel. The two po-
lccmen were indicted in March, 1921 j,
by the Whitman grand jury, so-caled,
as a result of former Governor Whit
mans Investigation into the Police
Department.
The indictments charged acceptance
of gratuites for recovering stolen au-
tomobifes. In moving for dismissal,
Mr.. Sheridan said that examination Of
the minutes Of the grand jury showed
illegal and insufficient evidence. The
recent dismissal by Judge Tallcy of tho
indictments against Martin Owens and
Thomas Horan was cited as precedent.
Another Indictment of a similar ma
turc is pending against Fitznatrick.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
Arbuckle Again ON Trial;
s Women in Jury Box

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Seloc-
ton of seven temporary jurors. includ-
ing three women, and dismissal in the
ponce court of perjury charge
against Mrs. Minnie Ncighbors, result
ing from her defense testimony in the
first trial, were outstanding develop
ments to-day in connection with the
opening OF the second manslaughtcr
trla of Roscoe c. ('Fatty'D Arbucklc,
motion picture comedian. The case
grew out OF the death of Miss Virginia
Rappe, the prosecution charging Ar
Arbuckle sat close to his chief coun-
sci, Gavin McNab. His wife sat in
anothcr part OF the courtroom.
lhe personnel of opposing counsel
was the same as in the last trial Nc
Nab handled the questioning of tales
men Tor the defense and Milton u U'Ren.
Assistant District Attorney, for the
prosecution
New-York tribune., 1922-01-12
rron n Stor Corresnondcnt


ALBANY, Jan. 11.-Anticipating the
Federal. state and county prosecuting
officials who met here to-day, lcgisla-
tors introduced several bills in both
houses of the Legislature designed to
check crime.
A series of bills introduced by As
semblyman Sol Ullman, of New York
City, would amend the penal law by
hardened offenders. The measures
have the Endorsement of New York City
Judges, who advocated their passage
before the 1921 Legislature.
The more drastic proposals in the
Ullman bills would make life imprison
ment the penalty for second degree
murder, instead of from twenty years
to life. Judges would be empowered TO
impose life sentence for first degree
robbery, while the maximum for sec
ond degree burglary would be in
creased from ten to twenty years.
Two bills dealing with the carrying
of concealed weapons were introduced
One, by Assemblyman Louis A. Schof-
fel, of the Bronx, would make it a fell
ony to carry revolver without a per
NIT. He would also make it a misde-
meanor to sell ammunition TO persons
without permits to carry weapons.
Senator Fred c. Draper, of Troy,
sponsored bill which would vest the
power to issue revolver licenses with
county clerks in upstate districts and
with the Police Commissioner in New
York City. The measure provides a
license fec Of So. of which S would 20
to the official issuing the license. The
remaining 81 would go to the state. At
present licenses to carry rcvolvcrs may
be issued by county judges and police
court mag strates.
Assembyman John 7. Merrgan. OF
Albany, presented bill making it Il
misdcmeanor to sell or pawn medals or
other military decorations.