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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-26
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CREATED BY
OLD RITES
Noted italian Writer Describes
Ancient Religious Pageant
In Vatican.
Continued from First Page.)


Before the papal throne are two
tribunelike seats, reserved for the
neo-Ameriean cardinals. The quiet
dignity OF the room is appealing,
rich with suggestive, religious i'm.
pressions. One recalls that in this
chamber, from time immemorial.
have been created the cardinals,
upon whose shoulders hinge the
welfare Of the whole Catholic
church.
Cardinals Arrive Early.
The two American cardinals have
been invited to come to this hall
by $50 p. M, but soon after S
o'clock the motor cars bearing
Cardinals Mundelein and Hayes
entered Saint Damasso courtyard,
after passing along the uncovered
Vatican walls.
Curious crowds have pressed on.
ward even to the historical gate
way, flanked by the Swiss Guards.
separating the Vatican from italian
territory.
st. Martha's place, where IL sit.
uated the habitation Of Cardinal
Merry de Val, usually is so silent
as to seem in a buried city, but
for moment this thoroughfare was
enlivened by the flow of life to
which It is unaccustomed. The
passing carriages bearing church
men seemed to push back a wave
OF silence and solitude that generally
enshroud. like a pail. this singular
place under the huge secular walls
Of the bascllica.
Within the gates we note an Of.
ficer Of the household, clad like q
Spanish grandee, while hurrying by,
Is an American bearing a papal dec.
grafton on his dress-shirt. while a
village priest. in shabby cassock,
is not far behind. They and others
are mounting numerous stairs and
hurrying through marble, picture.
hung halls.
From Damasso courtyard, the two
American cardinals, followed by
their court, ascended the noble stair
case which seemed almost golden
from the reflected light Of the
marble. to the second floor, where
10 located the papal secretary OF
States apartment. There they re.
NAMED until summoned to enter the
consistory hall.
The Pope Enters.
Meanwhile. Pope Plus. clad in
white vestments and attended by
his court, has left his private apart.
mentS, crossed Sala Palafrenieri to
the conSistory hall. AS he entered,
all Bonded the knee. He assembled
the throne, q simple figure amid
gorgeous setting.
Mons Respighi gave sign to the
ceremonist. who summoned the two
neo cardinals, who entered, sur.
rounded by their courts. First came
Cardinal Mundelein and then Card.
nal Hayes.
The procession moved toward the
throne. In front Of It, Cardinal
Mundelein with barred head, kneeled
before the Holy Father, kissing his
foot and hand. The moment is
solemn and profound. Religious
fervor fills all. Pope Plus placed
the robe Of Cardinal on the Rev.
Mundelein's shoulders and then TAX.
ing q red bifetta from a silver plate
held by an attenant. placed the
red hat, the symbol Of princely
authority. upon Cardinal Mundel.
ia " &23ka
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-26
BER0DoLL PREPARES TO
SAIL FOR AMERICA

Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the
notorious millionaire draft dodRer,
will sail from Hamburg tomorrow
on the North German Lloyd liner
Deutschland for New York to give
himself up to the American Gov
eminent and serve his sentence for
desertion. according to adYices re.
ceived here today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-26
DAUGHERTYS FRIENDS MADE $30OQ00O ON OIL SENATORS TC
The Alibi
Artists
A Skeleton Record OF
Cases Tried By
Judge Schuldt.
Donald McDOug0l-
Public Garage.

AT $50 last night, your honor,
the defendant parked his car on
the north side of F street be.
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
went into an office building and
1t was $40 before he came out
and drove away with a ticket for
Number l."
A Deadlock.
Boob: II park my car there
every evening from $50 to 8. No
matter what happens always
come out before the time Is up,
and drive away. But last night
I hung my coat in a closet with
a self-locking door, and my igni.
ton key was in the pocket, and
the key to the closet door was
in there too.
Hunting the Wary JanitOr.
by the time I'd found the
janitor. and the janitor had found
a crowbar, found 1 was half an
hour late. It's the first time 1
ever did a fool trick like that,
and all / can say now Is that I
hope the court will have mercy
on me-"
Back to Normally.
The court: "The fine for over
time parking this week is $40.
Next week it will be $50. But
as this particular infraction was
the result of an accident, and as
: you have parked there day after
day and have always complied
with the regulations, the court
will impose only the old.fashioned
s. fine"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-26
HEARST HAS CONFERENCE
WITH CHIEF EXECUTIVE

W. r. Hearst, New York pub.
Usher, conferred with President
Coolidge at the White House today.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-28

konecne statle vrchnos sa rozkr krvalv zaGav WISE
rovanic Ginnos takzvan ch sudcov pokoa ustices of
the peace celom State. Examinaor Dodge vvnase lie
viacel tito ''sdcova' sidi} pre- svoje keseky bez
HI adu zakonv statnu poladnicu. Sudca Matiso
Warren ieden rpk NAL 900 krimnalnych zalezost
korlc jeho kihach MET AMI sponienky. Nacsina 10
sdcov pokutovala priesupnikov zakonov len sdlle
troyv ktore sly do vrecak sudcov ich kolstablov V
nnohvch pripadoch sudcova pokuovali vcl'ni vvsoko
Ill a svoie l'ubovoe nie d zneia zakonov Ba odsl-
elzovali al pod "a zakona, ktorv nejestvoval.
Sudcovstvo pokoja je zlo, ktorG must byt napra
vcnf Ono vobec nema mesta aspo po mesach kde jest
vi messke okresne sldy. Po dedinach vsak mayoro-
via mali si1dobn1 playolnoc Preo sn sudcovia pokoja
dplne zbvtocni Study pokoa nenaly nkdy pekny chyr
ali sa ne1lsiloraly zepsenie Nenove prst ahovalci
yvali ich obet ami. Ak ich Stat zrusi budelne rad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-28
NATHAN MA VYSTRAHU.

Nazdavalne s;, he kazda slovenska matka youngs-
townskej pkoc citala vlcto novinich alebo pocula
s1;Snei vrazde malckeho, 6otntho Paka Proogo. Pri
Sel do domu cudz chap slb Pal kovi kenev hrack.
ri, sankovanie Pal'ko Sel.. ably Wac zivI
vldtiF:
t., Sloveskt matkv toto iStt m1zc stat NaSm de-
tom Ked nebudete lozol1,t. ked' dovotc svojm de-
tom bez dozolrl 30 uciach bea ked dovolite svojn
dcelllSk3m cuCzch autonobiloch vozit. kcd
kaEte >vojm dievcatkam chapcon prij Gently od
cltlzch udl Ked' nepovete i'm, lie nesni cudzini
1ud mi shovarat Ano stane i'm to istf co Pakovi
Proogo = dnes alebo zat1a aebo rok diva. Ked ME
ise tax vol AGO eho strSntho GO Yam narob ol ko
zial u, ako vrazda slma.
I'll by dncs Palko Prologo kebv eho nevlastni l,di-
ia boil dali pozorl. Keby no boil poucil zc
ma prijinat cd cudzich ludi ami kendv ami centv ami
rackv ami sa dat vozit sakach Jeho rodica boil
doveliv. Mvsle lie kazdy covek je dobrl. Mvsle, co
by kto nohol uskodt' malicktmu chlapcekovi A hl'a
ako sa sklan,a Nemau Wac svojho natktllo Pal l'ka
All w sa raz mozete dozit taktho strasntho sklan-
MA ud'och. Lebo nie kazdI clovek c Govck Medzi
ud mi si ohavne Every. KtorI neveda uklotit >voe
v;Sne svoje teesne zados. Vase diet a upadnlit
do rik tak6mu - potom mu je beda. prcbcda!
Potom e uz neskoro trhat 81 vasy. Zaamovat' Mkami,
banovat'.
Dac pozor svoje deti! Nespis ajte icl so svojho
zretcl u ked ulic hraJn Nse vyjditc domu ii Sl
nabliz1u. Ci Sd hlaju sebe rovnymi. C mimi
hra daky cudz clovek, ably ch zvabi kcndan centan
NStepe i'm do pam;iti, lie nesni Cd nkoho c,dzieho
prijinat 1endy Gently. hr,GSy r,jdy ami ziadne
inc diary. Vstepte i'm do pan5 ze najn med utckat :
domov, kebv k MIN dakv cudzi covck prilovalal i'm
chotil ked by stale, ze by ste zbada dakolo pri
NaSch Diet och, povedze ably Wac ncopovazi ale
DO zavoajte pocajta dobre 81 zalanitajte cho obi
raj ably mohol byt lahko chyteny, ably ne1sc tresu.
Ako s male deti po uliciach IA scba nccavant je az
resne divine je, ze podobnIch Hocinov neuddva
ako Pal 'kom Proogo. Ia nedbaost al vab zvrhy ych
zlocncov Tiez je tn nebezpccic prejde1a auomobiom
poucnou karou sta n!cl ncbezpec cha nevinnt de
Date vicsi lozor svoje cti! Bedlte mad nimi Lebo
nest astie prihodi necaknc ncllazdanc potom
neskoro.
Vase deti 81 to Cd Vas zasiiza Bob, ktorI Van ch
sveril do ol,atcry Vam to naklada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-28
Drahi bratia " narode

Otazka prist 'ahoyalecka stala sa
posledne roxy pre- mas narod
paEivou. Ona vel mi blizko tyka
sa al mas nasich priatel'ov pri-
buzych, ktori ziju V kraji. " II.
NSeobecnl nedostatok zarobkov
na nasom Slovensku vyvolal tam
smutne pomery, mutt, mnohvch
nasich bratov hl'adat pracu a "a
robok "a hraniciami. Amerika bo-
la a je ich jedinou nadejou. A A.
merika zakonom z +. 1927 znacne
obmedzila pocet prist 'ahovalectva
cd mas urciac. ze len 3% tych, kto-
ri uz tn boil r. 1910, smie sem prist'
rocne. Do>tali SINE zpravy 10 Slo-
venska. dl'a ktorych tam, desiat
Ky tiSicov l'udi musi cakat "a ro
ky, kim mozu odist' sem, lebo je
rocna kvota zaplnena. lDozvedell
sme sa, re nasi l,udia hnani biedou
utekaju do ArgentinyI Canady.
Cuby, = ba / do Mad 'arie, "a pra-
ecu. odkial'' pisu sem zalostne L.
Sty. So. go
Vidiac, ze naSa vlada {. 81. ne
bars Sd Stara o. Odpomoc donna a
ze naSc vySlanectvo vo Washing
ton, y. G. - patrne pre- inc pracc
- ncma taSu zapodievat sd tou-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-28
SLOVENSKA LfGA A OTAZKA PRISTl
VALECKA.
Podava: o. D. Koreff.

Ostatny rok. ktorom vel Ky
pocet prist 'ahovalcov prisiel do
Amcriky, Dol rok 1913. V augu-
ste roku 1914 vypukla vojna, kto.
ra zaSiahla do vsetkych casti svr
ia pozvol'n ne zastavila pri>t 'aho.
valectvo vySt 'ahovalectvo. Ma
rody bojuiice zavrely svoje hia-
nice Z pochopiteI 'nych pricin V
rokoch 1915. 1916. 1917 a 1913 Vi
dime naimenSi pocet prist ahoval
GOV "a po>lednych $50 rokov.
Medzitym co v Europe znr:la
vojna, V ktorej Sd narody vzajcm-
ne hromadne yrazdili, vasne boly
roznetent, mravnost' stala ns
vel mi nizkom stupni, nakazlive a
deyenerujilce choroby sa sirily
>polu fantastickymi ideami so
cialncho raid vytvorcncho 70 spo-
locnej biedy - Ameriky sd zmoc-
nil >trach pred zivlom, ktory mi
nulosti V znacnej miere Dol prispel
k rozkvetu bUhatstvu teito ze-
me. TIm zivlom boil prist ahOva!-
ci.
1stt >tarostIivt zivly kruhoch
nativi>tov hned' widely, ze stare
americke ideally >a mihajli a lie a
mrrika w ME ie tou AmerikOu
ktorou bola minulosti. Nezba-
dali vsak, zc zakladne myslicnkv,
ma ktorych vlada tejto zeme spo-
riva, costa V nezmenent. ale re to
ooli oni Sami, ktori sa odchvlili
cd p0jmoy demokracie. Dl'a tych-
to nativistickych zivlov boil sii
IA prlcine prekllati "foreigneri'
ktori sn zodpovedni "a vsetky zmc
ny. ktorlmi americky zivot musi
prejst' cestou vyvoja.
L'udia, ktorych predkovia pri-
sli do Ameriky na jednej lodi pred
tymito prekliatyimi "foreignera-
mi i'm najviac odporovali. Re IT,
to foreigneri boil cennym l'ud.
>kym materialom, mnoho nezna-
menaIo ociach tych, ktori 81 tax
mnoho zakladali IA fakte, IA kto-
Try nebo!i niiako zodpovedni -
totiz: ze sa narodili V Amerike.
| Po scltani l'udu roku 1910, Zba-
dali. ze name Amerike blizko ii
milionov roznych cudzincov, ktori
neznajii ami pisat', ami eitat', ba
ami hovorit anglicky. Nastal veP-
k! poplach medzi rasimi nativi-
stami. ktori pri tom nplne zabud-
III. ze maiii dost znacny pocet svo-
jich vlastnych l'adi ''negramot-
nych', zvlaste na juhu k tomu
nie cernochov. ale bielych, l'udi
tn rodenych. .I.
Go teda robit' tymito 1t mill
onami? Ci sa maiu sem pustit
q aisle milionyl Mat 50 priat.,aho,
vanie obmedzitl ialHbo docelE "a!
stavit'' To bolyt otazky, ktore 50
vyskytly pocas ;vojny a. kratko
pred yoinou. Hned' po ukondeni
|vojny yratiysi sa navstey'picii z
Europy priniesh 50. sebeu priser1ii
zvesti. Dlsa niekterych tychto.zye-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-28

Ste IL IL niiekdy


V starom kraji boil l'udia zdravsi,
nepetrebovali tol 'ko vseliak[ch manic
holntch patentovIch medicin. ako V
Amerike.
A ked niekto ochorel dome bola
vzdy zasoba lieGivtch bylin, ktore mu
pomohly od nemoc.
Juvito cisty bylinovy cal, alebo
Juvito ciste bylinove tabletky,
s1 tax tmito chyrnymi domacimi stare
krajovymi nekami proti zalddotnfm,
pesenovtm oblitkovym chorobam,
nerv6znosti, neztravnosti, zacpe. dys-
oepsii, ztrate chuti k jedlu, vscobecnej
slabosti, reumatizmus; kyscliny IA
lddku, kolike. hlavyb6l'u.
Davno predtym, kym l'udia platieva.
Ii doktorske ucty, boly tieto lieky l'ud:
stvu stareho 3svcta zname, lieky to, kto-
re trpriacemu l'udstvu poskytovala
sama priroda.
JUv1To cisty bylinny cal, alebo ia
bletky, pozostavaji vedecktch ex-
traktov sest 'nastich .chtrnych liecivycb
bylin, koricnkov, kvetu, kdry, listov
atd., ktore majtl chyrny Hecivy ucinok
ma zalidok, pokrdtky, pecehu.
Y pale nemoci neotravuite sa preto
r6znyani chemickymi kotvaninami, ne
oslabuje 81 zalGtok, petennu a pokrlt-
ky, ale liette sa "a staroGia znamym
vyzklsentm prirodzenym liekom, aktm
je rozhodne: JuvITo cisty bylinovy
caj, alebo tabletky. =
.Drzte 81 tento lick donna, ably Dol po
fuke Y pade potreby. a..
Boxa saju, Salebo tabletiek SOC men.
siia ay$l:9o fvGesia. J q J,
Mote ju ddstat' vo svojej apatieke,
alebo groeerni Y pade by ju tam ne
NAL. objednajte si tento lick .priamo cd
vyrabatel a: BIELEK MANUFAc-
TURING COMPANY, 5151 Butler st.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
.syntaudrnxase6a 6aAsf1 al lAksa 4 ~ u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-28

Sti celia Europa Stala OkOlo Allan
tickehn, brehu a chystala sa pre-
plavat' DO Ameriky, co ovsem pre-
dive priciny >nemohla. Jedna bola
ze nemala penazi. Ola znamej roz-
pravky ostatne d6vody boly bez-
podstatne. Ale belly este inc do
vcdy. Nebolc Sifov pre- premavku
- Amerika sa obklopila "zdra-
votnvm kordoncm - neptls, ala
Wac ako 3fe vSctkyych prist aho-
valcov, ktori bcli V Amerike r"ku
1910.
Zakon So dna ). februar, 1911
sice vyhradil. re kto moe a kto
nemoze prist do Ameriky na "a
klade teIesnych a duchOvnIoh ne
dostatkov ma zaklade i>tych ma
zOrov prieGiacich Sa zasadam or@a-
nizovanej vlady. Ale tento z*kon
Wac Zaist oval kvalitu ako kvAn-
titu. Pocet dovolenych pri>t 'aho-
valcov obmedzcnl nebol.
(Pokracovanie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-28

vysuch zstupeu sov.nsk gy pred ahovasok5m vsborom
I vo Washington D. G.
1uVOD.

Ito vecou nerobi ziadne kroky ku
|hajeniu zauimov nasho slovenske-
no l'udu. rstredna Sprava SLOW.
1Ligy - ked.dozvedela sa ,tze pred
kongresnym vyborom ma byt' ,po-
jednavany noyy nayrh .prist 'ailc
vsleckeho zakoha, ktorym poce1.
|nasich prist 'ahovalcov ma byt' e.
ste vacsmi obmedzeny, drzala 81
"a povinnost nakol 'ko mono chra
nit zauimy naSho slovenskeho l'u-
du vyslala do Washingtonu ma
:sich poverenikov PIP. C. l.. Orba-
cha a O. ID. Koreffa. ably tam pred
lvyborom haijli zaujem nasho Slov
!naroda a yseanozne snazili 81 Wy
! m6ct' pre- naSich sbratov lepsie &
spravodliveisie pedmienky elm
vacsiu kvotu a poktisili sa zane
dzit to, zeby narod mas boil hadza-
ny do toho isteho kosa, tlko tic.
ktorych prist 'ahovanie 81 Ancri-
+ ka nepraje.
Nasi povereniei yykonali csvqju
! iilohu svedomite; a tai podavame
slovenskei vereinosti v Amerike
ich zpravu, ktora ie al V iiradnom
anglickom rekorde kongresneho
vvboru vytlacena.
Ia istrednn sprawl Slovensl1el
Ligy
Evening star., 1924-07-15
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

! PORTLAND, Ore. June 1a-Oregon
cherry growers are anxiously watching
the weather, desirous Of q continuation
Of the dry spell, notwithstanding the
needs Of farmers in general for rain.
The largest shipments Of cherries ever
made from western Oregon are now in
prospect. For the first time this fruit
has been sent east in carload lots.
About 100 cars already have been moved.
ATLANTA, July ls.--The bureau Of
estimates here figures that the II, o0o 900
produce 7.5ss,ooo bushels Of fruit this
year.
WILMINGTON. Del. July 15.-rhe
to total SOC, 900 bushels, valued at from
1.20e, 00o to $1,sOe,0 The total crop,
including the late apples, is expected 10
bring in $4,000, ,eoo.
HOUSTON. July 1s.-Net profits from
strawberries shipped from this section
averaged over &4e0 an acre.
. CLEVELAND. , July 1s-rhe Indus
trial Fiber Plant makers Of Tayon, or
with orders booked far ahead. Produc-
tion for the last six months has been
so per cent above last year.
BOSTON, July 15.-The Chicopee fac
tory of the Fisk Rubber Comnany re-
opened on. q five-day schedule, this week
instead of, the three-dAy schedule in
effect when the plaAt closed two weeks
ago. The Firestone Apeley rubber
plant at Hudson. which has been on
q five-day schedule. has closed for
three weeks.
MINNEAPOLIS, July ik.-The state
is making additional revenue from auto
mobiles. fess 70 farShaving reached a
totalA Of 34o11.91A ~ compared with
81. .1zA676 for the entire year Of 1923.
LAN6ING. Mich, July 1E.-The Motor
Wheel Coeporataen, whicA reauped oD-
Ferations 4 wsSh Aen. nov 81 Ie1Dlsvfng
Il 100 men ten hours daya ave days
q week. -. IS g.sf-ses
Evening star., 1924-07-15
BIG OIL MERGER
TO COVER WORLD
Royal Dutch, Roxana Oil Company
and Silica Gel Firm Form
New Concern.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Organization
Of the Silica Gel Foreign Petroleum
Corporation with its directorate made
~ from representatives, Of the Royal
Dutch interests and Roxana PetPo-
Isum Company on the ono hand and
the Dawson Chemical Corporation
and the Silica Gel Cooperation on the
other, was official1y announced today.
The new corporation has the excIu-
stve rights to exploit in all parts Of
the world outside of the present ter
FitoFi1l limits Of the United States,
not including the Philippines. the
pf0etSees under patents owned by
Silica Gel Corporation.
The board il composeA Of ]. B. An
gust Kessler, Willern Carel de LeeuW,
Frederick Godber Of the Royal Dutch,
and c. Wilbur Miller, Waldo Newcom-
er, Robert Garrett, Omer s. Hershey
and ErneSt b. Miller of the Davison
Chemtcal-SiMca Gel Corporation. II
Is calculated that with an average
of 100000 barrels daily refining ca-
pacity In this country alone, the
profits accruing to the new corpora
ton will be large.
Royalties of approximately $50
are expected on every 1000 barrels
refined daily.
Evening star., 1924-07-15
GASOLINE a Cents
|NPR|CE WAR CUT
Dealers Losing Three Cents
Per Gallon in Effort to Close
New Filling Stations.
SDecial Dispatch TO The Star.


ROCHESTER,, N. Y. July 15.-The
gasoline price war here which has
brought the price of independent
gasoline down to IA cents a gallon
Ii causing the sellers a lose Of about
cents q gallon, they admitted to-
day. The Standard Oil product still
IL maintained at a price Of 81 cents.
although dealers say the war may
be 50 broadened that 1t win include
the Standard product.
The struggle was precipitated by
stations throughout the city. Oil
men exlect dealers will continue to
take their losses until enough of the
surplus stations are put out of busi-
ness to lessen the present stifr COM
petition
Other Reductions Made.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Atlantic
Refining Company reduced gasoline 1
cent q gallon throughout pennsyl-
vania and Delaware yesterday and
the reduction was Immediately met
BY the Gulf Refining Company. Texas
Company and the Transcontiuental
OIL Company.
The reduction i'll prices at time
when consumption Is establishing
new high records almost daily Is
causing unsettlement in the market
Stock Exchange. where oil stocks
continue irregular, while the general
market 10 advancing.
The reason for the lower gasoline
prices. according to statements in
ability of the smaller refners to con-
tinue carrying the present heavy
stocks Of gasoline.
Evening star., 1924-07-15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star once

f31 to 225 and Ii was evident that
. good deal Of real liquidation was
In progress In shares Of Independent
companies. =
Weakness in this quarter did not
discourage operations for the rise In
other directions. Shares Of radio and
radio equipment companies. reached
new high prices tor all time. The
advance in Dupilier extended well
beyond = point, Ware established .
new top around 81 and HazeItine
last-named corporation, which con-
trolls the Neutrodyne patents, was
bought on reports Of increased sales
by its licensees.
American Light and Traction at
tracted considerable attention At
140 1t was 5 points higher and at
a new topprice- Hudson and Man.
haitian issues were other favorites
but gains here were moderate.
Evening star., 1924-07-15
WALL STREET BRIEFS.
Ocean Passenger Rates Likely to
Be Reduced August I.

NEW YORK, July 15.-The North
Atlantic passenger conference is ex-
pected to reduce transatlantic rates
for second and third class passengers
about August /.
The Detroit Edison Company re-
ports surplus Of $3,34S,290 after
charges for the first half of 1924,
against $s,ss2,310 q year ago
The financial district is alive with
rumors of impending railroad con-
solidations. The Van Sweringens are
said to control 100, 900 shares of Pere
Marquette, and Wall Street hears
they plan to take over the Erie, Pere
Marquette and the virginian and
merge them with the Chesa peake and
Ohio and the New York, Chicago and
ST Louis.
Evening star., 1924-07-15
PATENT SUIT SETTLED.
Phillips-Jones Wins Case Against
Big Collar Manufacturers.

NEW YORK. July -15.-Federal
Judge Learned Hand has ruled in
favor of the Van Heusen Company.
Inc, and Phillips-Jones Corporation
In their suit against Earl G. Wilson
and Cluett Peabody & Co. for an in
junction restraining the defendants
from manufacturing or selling semi
soft collars and demanding damages
for past infringements.
Five patents were involved. but
Judge Hand ruled that only the first
two, obtained by a Philadelphia
weaver, who later transferred his
patent rights to the Van Heusen con-
Germ, had been infringed.
The Phillips-Jones Corporation man.
ufactures the collars under the patent
held by the Van Heusen Company.
Evening star., 1924-07-15
by WILLIAM r.. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, July 15.--Professional NJ
traders found in the further price
cut announcements in both the re-
dned and crude oil products, an added
incentive to work for lower prices
In the oil shares. The reduction by
the Standard OIL of New York of q
cen. a gallon in gasoline throughout
New England. was followed by other
leading companies. and by the re-
duction of 25 cents to SITS Q barrel
IN mid continent crude by the Sin
clair Purchasing Company
Prairie Oil and Gas sold we'll under
the previous low for the year, Mag
nolia Petroleum broke 2 points be-
tween sales, Standard of Nebraska
dropped from the previous close Of
Evening star., 1924-07-15
CORN GAINS rs CENTS.
Wheat in Kansas City Has Gone Up
20 Cents On Present Move.

KANSAS CITY, July 15.-Sensa-
the Canadian wheat crop, together
with growing fear that the United
states will produce a small corn crop
this year, stimulated excited specula-
tive buying of both grains for future
delivery here today and the markets
closed in a turmoil. with advances
for the day of 4 to cents busheL
July wheat sold up. to $1.11% and
corn advanced to $1.06. Since the
market started to advance in June
wheat prices have gone up 19 to 20
cents and corn has risen rs cents.
Evening star., 1924-07-15
GOODWIN MAY USE NAME.
Agreement Ends Row Between No.
ton Picture Concerns.

NEW YORK, July Is-S&nuel
GoIdwyn, former president OF the
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, an
nounces that an agreement between
him and the Metro -Goldwyn Company
would permit him hereafter to mar
tion Samuel Goldwyn pYesents."
Goldwyn last October 'was ordered
By the courts to carry after hts name
on all pictures the words, mot con.
uected with the Goldwyn Pictures
Corporation" - =