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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
PRICES HOLD FIRM
A1'CENTER MARKET
Apple Market Shows Better
To1e-Demand for Grapes
Reported Dull.

To-day market report of fruits and
vegetables compiled by the Market
News Service, Bureau of Agricultural
Economics. says
Apples-Supplies liberal: demand,
moderate: market steady. BuShei
hask Maryland and Virginia, No.
!. various varieties, l.00a1.50: No. l.,
Grimes, 1.50a2 90: boxes. Washington,
extra fancy Winter bananas. medium
to large sizes, 3.00a3.25: Maryland.
fancy Winter bananas. medium to
large sizes 2.75a5 90: barrels. sales
direct to retailers, Virginia. No l,
delicious. zig inches up, 9.00al0.00;
No-71. Grimes 2h inches up, 5.50a6. 90:
pa up. 4.00a4.50.
-Cantaloupes - Supplies moderate;
demand moderate, market steady;
Colorado. Salmon Tints. standards.
4ss. 2.2oa2.50. few Us: Pink Meats
and Salmon Tints. flats, Us and los.
9oal.00: Pink Meats. jumbo flats. Us.
l.lpal.15; SIS and 9s, 100. Cabbage
Supplies moderate: demand moder-
ate, market steady; New York. bulk,
peg ton. round type. 25.0uaS0.0D.
Onions-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate, market steady, New ork
and. Ohio. 100-pound sacks. yellow
varieties. No. |, 2.25a2.40. Potatoes
Supplies moderate: demand moderate,
market steady: New Jersey. 49,
pound sacks Irish cobblerS. L. ). NO. l..
2.6oa2.65: Green Mountains, L. ). No.
], 2.50a2. 60; Giants. L. :. No. |, 2.3oa
2.40 per sack.
Sweet potatoes-SuppiieS light: de-
mand moderate: market firm; home
grown. bushel baskets. Nancy Halls
and yellow varieties No. l, mostly 200.
Pears-Supplies liberal: demand
moderate; market fairly steady: New
York. buShel baskets. Bartlctts No. l.,
2.7@a3.00. few 3.o5: No. >, 2.0G: Oregon,
boxes. Bose and ANXIOUS. o.0Ua5.2o,
mostly 800.
Lcttuce-SppplieS light: demand
light: market steady: New YORK,
crates Big Boston type. l.J0a2.o0.
Tomatoes -- Homegrown receipts
moderate. demand moderate, market
steady: homegrown haif-hushel ham
pers No. !, mostly 7Je.
torn-Homegrown supplies mod
crate. demand moderate. market
steady; homegrown, five dozen bags.
30a40 per dozen.
GrapeS-SupplieS moderate. demand
moderate, market dull: California.
crates Flame Toka!S. mostly .G0:
homes grown, 6-basket crates, various
varieties. l.71a2.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

DETROIT, September 19.-The Sep
TENDER schedules of the Chevrolet
automobile factory here call for the
production of about $4,000 cars, an
advance of 5000. as compared with
last month.
HOUSTON, September 19.-Market-
ing of early prolific rice has started
in Texas, where production is esti-
mated at 100000 bags. The current
quotation is s cents a pound.
AMARILLO. Tex, September 19.-As
a result of s10,000,000 merger of
oil and gas companies engineered by
the Prairie Oil and Gas interests, gas
lines will be laid across the south
plains connecting Canyon. Tulia,
Plainview, Lubbock and other towns
with the Amarillo fields.
PHILADELPHIA, September ia
new achievement in loading was &C.
complished here this week when a
complete motor bus 80 feet long,
feet high and feet wide was run
aboard a steamer under its own power
for shipment.
PORTLAND, Greg, September 49,
The Long Bell Lumber Company's
planning mill, at Longview, Wash. has
started operations. This mill Is the
largest of it's kind in the world, COW
ering FIVE and one-quarter acres and
equipped with II machines with a
planning capacity of $4,000 feet of
lumber an hour.
DENVER, September 19.-Colorado's
fruit crops this year will not equal
those Of 1923 in size or money value,
but will be we'll above the 10-year
average.
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Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

rot Eles. cons jS-Sl eco at 9Si.
wa,hincton Gas 5s-s1 900 at 961.. 5000
G61.. 81 900 at 96Ia.
Washington Gas lis 1e':S-S5D at l0o.
Wash. Ewy. & Elec. &. & II. Is 1933-S500
at %
Capital Traction Coo at o11.. 10 at 91aS.
10 a. 91i.. : at 9lt.. 10 at 9l1%. 10 at 81
10 at 81 =. at 91H. 20 at 9l1:. at 91i2
) AZ aII@.
Washington Gas Light---l1 at 30i.. 10 at
5Gte
Washington Rwy. & Flee. pfd.--1O at 7s. 10
at 75h. : 1t 10. 10 at 76. 10 at IS. 30 at 20.
50 at rs. 10 AZ rs
Liberty National Bank at 156, 10 at 155.
Nitl. NJ & Inv Pfd.-1O at g.
Washington Gas Gs 1933-s500 At 102.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas Is-s1 900 at 96i.. 81 900
at sell.
Washington Gas IS 1888 900 at 1913.
81 GHo at 1919.
Wash Hwy. & Flee. MD -l5 at 16.
Cartal Traction js-s1 900 at 9S.
Wash. Rwy. & Elp'. ISL 900 at
UNLISTED DEPARTMENT.
Dept Bank--:, at 10. = at 10.
Mouey-Call loans. } and per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
WALL STREET NOTES.
Canadian Pacific Stock Changes
Hands-Drug Earnings.

NEW YORK, September IA
block of approximately $4,000 shares
of Canadian Pacific stock previously
held by the alien property custodian
in Canada was recently bought and
placed privately by New York bank
ing syndicate.
News print production in the United
States in August increased to 1l6,477
tons from 1882 the month before.
Shipments declined to 1897 tons
from 1926. Canadian mills produced
1898 tons against 113,479 in July,
while shipments were 112,14S against
109,S 31.
Net profits of Park Tilford Inc,
for the fiscal year ended July 81 was
s55s,371, bringing surplus to s1,169.-
S62,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
new PLAN IN EFFECT.
General Motors Consolidates Three
Senior Securities.

NEW YORK. September 19.-Plans
to simplify the capital structure of
the General Motors Corporation will
be put into effect today with the
consolidation of three issues OF
senior securities into one issue of
7 per cent preferred stock and a
reduction in the number of common
shares from 2o,646,400 to 5.161.O0O.
Total capital and surplus of s455-
9s6,4o5 after the readjustment will
include s25S,0S0,O00 in common stock
and sl09.916.O00 in preferred.
Conferences between officers of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
and bankers with a view of read
Justing the company's capital struc-
ture are reported under way in the
financial district. Plans to offer a
new issue of common stock to share
holders in lieu of back dividends
have been considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
THIEVES IN TRUCKS
STRIP FRUIT TREES
Peach Growers in Maryland Heavy
Losers as Results of Night
Raids.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Spec1al DIspatch to The Star
HAGERSTOWN, September l9.-
Swooping down on orchards laden
with rich. luscious fruit. thieves ex-
acted heavy toll the past week
Their hauls have netted them as high
as $500 worth of fruit night
Scores OF growers, especially those
at Smithsburg and just across the
line In Pennsylvania. have been
losers.
The thieves operate with trucks
and come to the orchards. fill their
crates and disappear
John A. Johnson owns a large
young orchard, and this year the
trees were well laden. There were
no watchers and the thieves drove
their trucks between the rows of
trees picking the fruit from limbs
Numerous other orchards have
been similarly striped of fruit
Growers are organizing vigila Mt
committees and threaten to deal
harshly with the bandits if they
come in contact with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

Light and Traction, East Penn Elec-
trio and United Light and Traction
The last named was up two points
American Light and Traction touch
ed 1877 early in the day but fell back
later. Buying of Commonwealth
Power was partly induced by bull
ish circular put out under the name
of one OF the houses most prominent
ly Identified with the company's af-
fairs.
Realizing sales brought about a
recession in Ward Baking b which
sold below 33 where it was down tW O
points from the top. Swift lnterna-
tional was active and strong at a
gain of over a point. Continental
Tobacco was helped by the strength
of the tobacco shares on the big
board. DuZ sold again at IS which
was practically it's best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, September 19.-On the
curb exchange today interest shifted
from the baking stocks and other re-
cent favorites into public utility
issues. These were very strong
throughout. American Gas and Elec
trio rose nearly three points to
around 90. The comparison was COM
monty drawn between this stock and
American Power and Light, paying
the same dividend and selling at half
the price. This was the principal
consideration back of the buying in
american Power stock, which sold
above 45 against 40 early Thursday.
The other prominent members of
the Public Utility group were Com
monwealth Power. which advanced
nearly points to 1903, American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
MORE COAL SHIPPED.
Seabcard's Earnings Gain-B. G. o
Makes Carloading Record.

THHrlat lESh3Iin 10 Inc SlaF
BALTIMORE. September l9.-Car-
loads moved on the Sea board Air Line
Railway during the first ) days in
september We're 11.1S1, compared with
h,,9f9 last year. Il gain of As per
cent. The increase in August load
inC$ of 80 per cent over last year is
taken an Indication that gross
.ssnueS will at le@S st equal. ii not
exceed, tn" $%,1l9,3J7 reported last
year.
Latest reports of coal loadings from
the Enrth"rn West Virginia mining
districts indicate that daily pr"dur-
ton thcr" is reaching new high rec
ord levels 70" the year
bn the Nnnongrheia division of the
Baltimore and chic Railroad Il new
tap in daily inadinys was recorded on
Monday. when 1873 ears of coat were
loaded. against a previous high fig
ure Tor tic yer OF Ib3 ears. record
ed on August 20.
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LESS c. & 0. OPPOSITION.
Richmond Stockholders May Ac-
cept Terms Of Merger.

NEW YORK. September 19.-F'ur-
Their evidence that the opposition to
the Nickel Plates terms on the part
of Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders
has little substance TO it is init
mated in dispatches received yeSier-
day from Richmond. Va. supposedly
the seal Of rebellion. These reports
stated that 'hholderS there had
virtually decided to postpone the
formation OF Il protective committee
Although Stockholders there are said
10 have some doubts as to the merits
OF the offer made them. it is under
.;"od' that they will not take any
c.s&ressIve steps, but will await a
p Nssible modification Of the original
offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
RAW SUGAR CHEAPER.

NEW YORK, September 19.-An
easier tone developed in the local raw
sugar market early today on increased
offerings. Prices declined 3-16 to 5.7S
on sales of $4,000 bags of Cuban for
September shipment to local refiners.
After opening unchanged to points
higher on covering and buying, for
Cuban account. raw sugar futures eased
off under liquidation, promoted by the
more liberal offerings in the spot mar
ket Prices at midday were unchanged
to l point net lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
AUTO SALES HOLD UP.

NEW YORK, September 19.-The
automobile business is entering the
Fall season in very healthy con-
dition, according to Walter P. Chrys-
Ter, president of the Maxwell Motor
Corporation. Business has been good
this Summer and the tendency will
be toward better business in the Fall.
Sales Of Chrysler cars were running
ahead of Maxwell, showing a monthly
volume of approximately s4,oOO,O0O,
he stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
TEA DIVIDEND PASSED.

NEW YORK, September 19.-Direc-
tors of the Jones Brothers Tea Co.
of Brooklyn, which operates a large
chain of retail grocery stores in ad-
dition to a number of wholesale
plants, have omitted the regular
quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share
on the preferred stock due at this
time. Dividend payments on the COM
mon shares were suspended last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
ENTERS AUTO FIELD.

NEW YORK, September 19.-The
fact that the International Harvester
Co. is engaged, among other activi-
ties, in the manufacture of motor We
hicles, was called to, the attention of
many traders for the first time today
by the announcement that the COM
pany had purchased a block of land
in Long Island City for that Depart
ment of its business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
CURRENT MONEY RATES

NEW YORK, September 19.-Call
money. steady: high, 2; low, 2: ruling.
2: closing bid, 2; offered at IN; last
loan. 2; call loans against accept
ances, 1 Y; time loans, easy; mixed
collateral. 5000 days. 2ka2A; 4-6
months, 3a3A; prime commercial pa
per. SK a31s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
CLOTH PRICES ADVANCED.

NEW YORK, September 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-Cotton goods today reflected the
greater strength of the raw material,
prices rising slightly on many numbers
Print cloth quotations were up an eighth
of cent at SIS for 81 by Cos and rs
for IS by 72s Trading was light. The
raw silk market was quiet, with prices
unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
NET INCOME SLUMPS.

NEW YORK, September 19.-Net
income of the Universal Leaf To-
bacco Co. fell to s179,365 for the year
ended June 80 equal to $2.34 share
on the preferred stock, compared
with S1,449,S70 in the previous year,
which was equivalent after preferred
dividends to $12.96 share on the
common stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
TODAY'S METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, September 19.-Cop-
per-Steady; electrolytic. spot and
nearby, 13a13h; futures. 1871. Tin
Easy; spot and futures, 47.37. Iron
steady and unchanged. Lead-steady
spot. 500. zinc-Steady; East st.
Louis, spot. sis: futures, G15a6.2o.
Antimony-Spot, 1l.12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, September 10 (Spe-
cialJ.-Potatoes. white, bushel. 40aS5
100 pounds. T5a1.50: barrel, 2.00a2. so;
sweet potatoes. barrel 1.50a4.50 vans,
barrel 4.00a4.50; beans, bushel, LISA
80; lima beans. bushel, 2.00a325:
beets. 100. 3.00a4.00; cabbage, 100,
3.00ai 400 carrots, 100. 3.o0aA.O0; cele-
~. crate. 1.50a2.25; corn. dozen. 10a
%; cucumbers, bushel, 75al. So egg
plants. basket, 75aS5: lettuce. crate
1.60a1.15: onions, 100 pounds, Lisa
90: peppers. basket, 30a60; spina CHI
basket 5Oa60; pumpkins, 100, COCA
800: toma toes, basket. 40a65; pack
ing stock. bushel, 1.00a1.2o.
Apples. barrel. 1.50a4.O0; bushel. IS
also: crab apples, basket. 50a75;
cantaloupes. basket, 25a65: damsons
100 pounds, 3.50a4.G0: grapes, As
basket. Goa 90; huckleberries, quart,
l2al5; peaches. basket. 75a1.10;
bushel, 1.50a2.75: pears, basket. 50a
! %: bushel. 2.25a3.00; watermelons.
100, S.00a40.0O.
r Settling Prices on Grain.
wheat-No. - red Winter. spot.
14aSs No. > red Winter, earlicky,
1869: No. 3 red Winter, garlicky.
1894
sales-Bag lots of nearby at lbs
per bushel
Corn-Cob. old yellow. $50 per bar
rels old white, 6.35 per barrel: track
corn. yellow, No. 2, 1.35.
SaleS-None.
Oats--No. 2, new. 81 per bushel:
No'3. Sc per bushel.
Rye-Nearby, 95a1.o5; No. > rye,
spot. 1131a.
Hay-Receipts. none. The quantity
of hay offered on this market is ample
for present trade requirements and the
limited demand prevailing is conferred
on the better grades of timothy, mixed
and clover hay. which are slow sale.
Quotations today:
No. 1 timothy. 19.00a20.00: No 2
timothy, 1S.00a19.00; No. 5 timothy,
16.O6al7.0o: No. 1, light clover mixed,
1150a1S.00: No. l. clover mixed, 16.00a
1900.
Straw-No. l. wheat. new, 12.00a
1900. No. I, new. 13.00a14.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
1,MO,262 Pounds
OF Leaf Tobacco
Sold IL, One Day

BY the Associated Press.
WILSON; N. c., September 10.
A season record for one-day
sales was set here yesterday by
the tobacco market when 1900 62
pounds of the leaf was sold.
The total amount, of the sales
was announced by the ware
house officials as $223,909.65,
while the average price per pound
was 22.30 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19
Your Banker Knows,

When in doubt about security
consult your banker. 1t is equally
Is much his interest as yours to pro-
tect your savings. You trust him
with your deposts-why not trust
him with your investment problems?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-19

NEW YORK. September 1s.-Fol-
lowing is an official list of bonds and
STOCKS traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29
PkfPADY UTOPENf OSOB v
MESTSKYCH PLOVARNACH
BUDOU vYsETkOvANY.

keditel mestskych sadd F.
S. Harmon vyslovil vcera svoji
nespokojenost s lidmi, jimz
jako pobrezni strait jest ulo-
zeno pecovati o bezpeci kou-
pajiciho Sc obcanstva. Dnes
dele sc dosazovani strazcI
die zkousek slozenych pred
komisi obcanske sluzby, kdez-
to drive byli jmenovani muzi
die vyb6ru cerveneho Krize.
Harmon zahaji dnes vysetro-
vani okolnosti, "a kterych vi
plovarne v Brookside parku
Sc utopil v nedeli odpoledne
16lety Jos. Nieser z Bucyrus
ave. v neprosp9ch dozorcd
mluvf, ze hoch pohresovan byl
drive spoludruhy nezli dozorci
a ze tito kdyz Nieser vytazen
byl ma bfeh, pocinali 81 jako
bezhlaM. Jak bylo vysetreno,
zahynul mladik vlastn9 nah
lynn zachvatem srdecni mrtvi-
ce pfi skoku do vody. X W.
slechu predvolani byli dnes|
vsichni dozorci Brookside par
ku. Jinak pravil Harmon, ze
komise neni We volbe dosti o.
patrnou, tax jeden z odporu-
cencd musel byti propulsion
pro prilisne holdovani lihovym
napojGm. DIE vseho dojde k
dikladnemu proeisteni straz-
niho personalu vyvoleni spo
lehlivejsich' sill. Jeden re sv2d-
|kI vypravel, re strazci nem9li
ami pon6ti o zachranovacich
pokusech die Schaefferovy me
thody, ano re ami neprivolali
'policejni pomoc, kterou po-
,vinnost "a ne vykonal jeden ze
sv3dki nest6sti a kdyz konec-
ne pfijela ambulance, nemeli
policiste sebou pulmotor. Cd
vytazeni' mladfka 2. tvody u
'plynula hodina nezli dovezen
byl do mestske nemocnice,
kde ,jiz arci kazda pomoc by
la marnou. -
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DOMNELE NESTESTf "a w.
LETU "a MESfcKU.

Jezerni parnik Colonial W.
plul vcera vecer ma obvyklou
projizd'ku pri mesicku Sc 285
vyletniky, kdyz w. A. Morri-
son z Pennsylvania hlasil, ze
parnik potopil lod'ku osaze-
nou dvema muzi. Nestesti Sc
udalo as dive mile cd White
City. kapitan parniku naridil
Timed spusteni dvou zachran-
nych clund, nebylo vsak kro-
me nekolika kusI drew nice
no nalezeno. Parnik sam byl
pfi SVEN navratu k pieru ma
vych. 9. ul. o pIldruhe hodiny
zpozden, coz drednikGm lodni
spolecnosti pdsobilo nemale
starosti, jelikoz ma jezere pa
novala znacna boure spojena
s lijavcem. Zavedenym vyse-
tfovanfm bylo shledano, ze
krone zmineneho Morrisona
nikdo domnele nestesti nespa-
tril.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29

vYBOR RoZHoDUJE Sc,
NEPOSfLATI VYZVY COOLIDGE -OVI.

Vcera pfijatych $975O.32,
z kterych pfislo z Massillonu
$3.50 q $929.5O z Wellsville,
zvetsilo lorainske pomocn& O.
betiny ma $357.O69.57 v hoto-
vosti, jak posledni noel ozna-
mil D. c. Wills, pokladnik
statni pomocne komise. Potvr-
zeno bylo Jindrichem M. Ba-
kerem ,reditelem pomocneho
Cerveneho Kffze, ze ob6tiny,
zvetsene Ohioskou vypomoc-
nou komisf q lorainskym reha
bilitacnfm vyborem, zatfm "a
rucuji dostatecnou financni
pomoc postizenym v Lorain.
Rehabilitacni lorainsky vybor
podle b6znych pravidel derve-
|neho Kffze rozhodl, nepoda-
vati prosby k presidentu Coo
|lidgeovi, aby ucinil vyzvu k
narodu o pomoc pro Lorain,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29

Konference k projednavanf 0
prospesnosti statni pomoci by
la svolana vcera nasledkem
pfijateho telegramu kongres-
nika Martina L. Daveye, tvr-
diciho, ze president prislibil
uciniti narodni vyzvu, bude-li
vyzvan mfstnimi lrady.
Pfedseda ohioske pomocne
komise Fred "A. Miller slibil,
ze Ohio by povysilo potrebnou
sumu po odhadu komise. Pet
m9stskych lfednfki navstivi
dnes guvernera A. v. Dona-
heye a pozadajf no svolati
zvlastni zakonodarne sezeni,
kde by Sc projednalo Q vypo-
mocnem obnosu pro situaci
mesta. M9stsky auditor J. C.
Standen, mestsky pfisedici
Westley Grills a 8 radni pdj-
dou do Columbus.
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UkEDNfCI MUNICIPAL co.
PkIZNAVAJf Sc K VINE.

Byvaly president The NUM-
cipal Savings & Loan Co.
Thornton w. Hutchcroft sc
vcera priznal k obvineni, ze
vydal nespravny vykaz O finan
cnich pom6rech tohoto podni-
ku. Jest jednfm ze sedmi ire
dnfki spolu sobotu zvlastni
velkoporotou obzalovanych,
coz jest vysledkem predcha-
zejfciho vysetrovani O nekte-
rych pochybnych operacich
Municipal a Representative
Co. Hutchcroft slozil ulozenou
mu zaruku We vysi $4,000.
Podobne Sc priznalo sest j.
nych zalovanych, kdezto dri-
vejsi reditel Municipal Co.
Fred Baker meska prave mi
mo mesto a o soudu Sc Objevi
ihned po SVEN navratu.
I Peskind. vlastni hlava vsech
podniki, popiral vcera pred
soudcem Phillipsem v sedmi
pripadech kazdou vinu. Jmens
jinych zalovanych jsou Ber
Karp, Edw. X. Fischer, Har.
ry Perris a M. A. Winson.
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SPRAVA POULlcNfCH DRAH
ODPlRA PODVOLITI Sc AR.
BrTRAcNfMU USNESENl.

Clevelandska spolecnost po-
ulicnich drah podala veera cd
pov6d' ma zalobu podanou u.
okresniho soudu zrfzeneckou
unii, die ktere ma byti sprava
donucena platiti mzdy jak ur-
eeno bylo arbitracni radou.
Soudi Sc, ze sc odpovedi pro-
hlasuje mzdova dohoda uza-
vfena v r. 1906 "a neplatnou.
protoze pfedlozena byla k pro
jedn&ni o discipline zamest-
nancn "neautorisovane q me-
zodpovedne" arbitracni rad9.
v odpovedi Sc pravi, ze
.mzdove. ujedn&nl jest neplat-
nym, jelikoz jeden 2 arbitra-
tord Charles Highley nebyl
schtzi pfftomen, kdy usneseni
ono bylos pfijato. Take Sc u
vadf, ze ]. w. Holcomb, posle
dni zyoleny paty arbitrator,
byl pfedpojat We prosp6ch u
ME a jednal die pudovych pff-
Gin.
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Ma vcerejsi schulz mestske
rady prijata byla ordinance
ma vetsi osamostatneni doprav
nj uradovny, jez az dosud pa
trila pod kontrolu policejnlho
departmentu. Vedenf noveho
lradu sv6reno bylo dosavad-
nfmu vypomocnemu traficni-
mu inspektorovi Edw. Dona-
hueovi pol. porucikovi M. j.
Bleckovi, kteri az dosud stall
tomuto odd6leni v cele. Prija-
ia ordinance vejde v platnost
dne 6. zarf. Prvne jmenovany
prednosta bude miti rocne
$3740 a druhy $3190. Oba ale
dosud budou ponekud odvisli
cd rozkazd policejniho nacel-
nika Graula.
X vetsf neodvislosti pol. ira
ficniho oddeleni vedla okol-
most, ze z oddeleni byli odvo-
lavani jiz zapracovani uredni-
ci j policiste aniz by Sc kdo
tazal radu predstavenych to-
hoto Departmental. Ano byly
casem vydany rozkazy opac-
ne, coz sluzbu nemalo ztezo-
valo. Move oddeleni ma v pro-
gramu mezi jinymi zarizenimi
i skolu, ktere by byli cvice-
nj policiste urcenf vyhradne k
traficni sluzb9. Proti move or
dinanci hlasovali jen diva rad
nj. Marshall a Kennedy, kteri
svGj zapor doprovodili po-
znamkou, ze neveri, re by no.
We zarizeni mohlo dopravni
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POLICIE PATRA 20 DfTETI
A OSETROVATELCE.

Policie hledala posledni noe
DorOtu May Blanchardovou,
5 rokd starou, ktera zmizela
v sobotu rano sc svou osetro-
vatelkou. Mysli Sc, ze byly u
neseny. Matka pani Marketa
Blanchardova, 3713 Carnegie
ave. S. E. oznamila ztraceni
devcete vcera odpoledne. Ia
tykac, vinici osetrovatelku z
unosu, byl vydan policejnim
zalobcem. Janem A. Roylanem.
Policie Sc domniva, He laska
k diteti byla pricinom dnosu.
PAM Blanchardova, ktera od-
loucene zije Cd sveho muze,
rozhodla Sc posledne presteho-
vati Sc do Newarku, N. j., do
nova to jejich rodicI. Kdyz
ise to dozvedela osetrovatelka
w sobotu, prosila o dovoleni,
witt Dorotu May do mesta a
koupiti il move satky. PAM
Blanchardova neucinila potre
bnych krokd do nedele, az Sc
presvedcila, re osetrovatelka
Sc pfestehovala re sveho pri.
bytku ma Prospect ave. Detek.
tivove zjistili, ze osetrovatelka
ma pfibuzne v Detroitu i ia.
zali Sc detroitske policie a Ia.
dali j o patrani po diteti.
Dorota Mayova ma bratra
Raymonda. pdl druheho roku
stareho. Pani Blanchardoya
pracovala pekarne a osetfo.
ivatelka pecovala deti.