Have noma board with power to make stop to WflKva th<* transit these trom Utah: (Continued from pa.se one) War Finance Corporation to the R. time, owing to lack of funds to main- has from these verdicts." and the same the "Public Utilities B,. quarters, pending official inquiry. appenled when, by token, buyer is most Comrnission estab¬ T. ln 1918 upon the alleged approval a tain them, that the cost to put the is a list of the actions attentive. lished in Utah four years on and managed to clear the trolley tracks Following critically ago theory on and Sixth of Comptroller Craig. Sixteen million equipment in first-class condition will and thc amounts sued for: of urgent need for proper regulation Broadway Avenue and a pending The advertiser has an common carriers, and I cannot concoive space on the station platform which dollar loans, or $123 telephono biils, it's very soon approximato the cost of buy¬ Bradley Contractlnir Company sophisticated attractive gavo the crew room to 16 in 3 Autos aKt tho city (construction for investment in national justlncation for abolishment." wrccking work all tho Mr. La entire new said Com¬ advertis¬ when it same, Guardia indicated. ing equipment," contract). Section 8, Route fi $171,538.06 opportunity Governor O. O. Larrazolo of New arrived. The wrecking crew was It's the of the missioner Barrett. Bradley Contracting1 Company this year. Mexico: unable to get the body out, however, principlo thing. If Mr apt tho city (construction ing Craig sues Mr. La Guardia for the tele¬ "Such conditions exist now Section Route 6 853,578.28 "lf properly empowered to act I con¬ until two hydraulic jacks had been Held 1 Shot virtually contract), 10, tn the Siutlerick under phone tolls, as ho threatens, well and on all the William G. Cooper, Inc, agrt Advertising space Puhiications u sider such a comrnission not placed the car, lifting it clear of Up, lines operating in Queens tho con¬ only good good. Mr. La Guardia will throw the city (construction for sale ih-ough accrtiYxted advertising agencies but almost indispensable," the tracks. weight of his influence County, as well as certain lines in tract), Routo .11.. 80,000.00 Governor Samuel R. McKelvie of Left Hotel With into the scales Dock Contracting Company asft. braska: Ne¬ Wlf» for an investigation of the B. R T 3 Richmond and other boroughs. Re- tho city nnd Interboroimk Identification of the body was facili- loan. By ennnot be flnanced as new Rapid Transit Company B U 11 e r l C "Our placements k.Publishers railway comrnission constitu- tated the name "Wilson (OOnstrUCtlpn). Routo TiP. tional Think by C. Dexter" Calls Loan (C»ntinued froft pan* one) because uro Soctlon "United Staten Dis¬ body.* it has done good in the of tho overcoat and a Unjustlfied capital they properly 2, The Delineator The work." lining bv "The trict Court .,. 710,087.00 Designer in a Comptroller," said Mr. La chargeable to defcrred maintenance, Governor S. V. telegram pocket addre?sed to Mr. where tho police were notified tele¬ Gul'lone & Son, Inc, agt the a Year) a Stewart of Montana: Dexter at the Hotel. The tele¬ Ouardia, furnished one of the three by even the be city (station work), Route ($2.50 ($2.00 Year) *I°nta"a'8 Irving alibis the War phone. Then Mr. Huse was taken to though companies should Section .. experience with Public gram was from C. L. Pillebrown, of Finance Corporation the at in to raisc the 89, il.... 75,343.33 Ltihties Comrnission has been entirelv North who aimed itself wit:. before the hospital Elizabeth, where nn position money. LltcMleld Consti**uction Com¬ * Brookfield, Mass., said that to the lending X-ray photogrnph of his shattcred arm pany ast tho city (con- satisfactory." he would reach New York at 4 m. money B. ti. T. This was very Deterioration Causes Alarm structton), Route -19, See- p. on Mr. waa taken yesterday. The surrjeons How Plan Works ia coming from Boston by way of Spring- obliging Craig's part. Any one do not "The aspect at the present time on Nevada iield. is entitled to draw his own conclusions Bay they believe he will lose Governor as to the use of his arm account of deterioration is E. D. Boyle of Nevada* It was just about 4 o'clock, accord¬ what moved him to do it. permanently. alarming. consider tho Public to "The absurd argument that Mr. Thomas said yesterday 'that in Unless the companies soon procure the ^"We Service ing Robert Schnaffner, the bellboy t-> failure going. through his nockets the bandits Oommission an indispensable depart¬ who made the identification, that Mr. lend the B. R. T. nearly $17,000,000 money to have the necessary upkeep ment." might on a financial overlooked $500 in bills. Not over $200 Dexter left the hotel with his wife and bring panic and was work there will be an increase in Governor F. B. of son interfere with the obtained by the bandits altogether. done, Gardner, Missouri- their and daughter.-children about floating Liberty Under the direction of Chief of "Personally, I most assuredly feel seven or eight years old. carried Loan and the statement that the com¬ tho number of accidents and a further that the service They pany was entitled to County Detectives John Galatian, of comrnission is an im¬ two black grips, Schnaffner said, and the money because officers Union decrease in service. portant and of a went in a there were soldiers at Fort Hamilton Elizabeth, police pf necessary adjunct away taxicab. and districts are "Tho electrical engineer of the com¬ state government." Mr. Dexter was a son that used its trains were the other County adjoining of Wallace D. alibis. ecouring the countryside for the ban¬ rnission estimates that tho amount of Governor M. H. Holeomb of Connec¬ Dexter, an architect, whose home was But I think the Comptroller's ticut: letter in which he dits, all of whom were described as defcrred maintennnce on tho lines of in Brookline, Mass. At Harvard he wrote, without con¬ under old. One of "Dispensing with the comrnission was a member of The board. sulting the Board of Estimate, that twenty-five years the principal operating companies, in¬ would not be considered." Lampoon the loan would not be inconsistent them, according to their victims, had a rapid transit and surface lines. He occupied a studio at 64 West Thir¬ scar on his face. cluding Governor Oliver H. Shoup of Coio¬ ty-seventh Street with Ronald Ander¬ with the- city's interests was tho most is $10,945,091. This is an increase ol rado: son, another illustrator. In convincing of the three alibis. Autos Scour Counties $-1,134,091 over last year. "No 1911 he "ln wear on question but state regulation of was married to Helen Thomas Fille- my opinion, the loan was wholly The Newark automobilo patrol squad "As and tear goes this de- utilities has proven its value brown. A unjustifiable.. I can't understand why in nine machines covered the roads layed maintenance is constantly ac- public brother, Dunbar Dexter, who the War ac- here." was a of Finance Corporation made it. leading into Newark yesterday in the cumulating and will continue to captain the Harvard baseball I can't the are Governor Carl E. Milliken of Maine: is a understand why even Comp¬ hope of npprehonding the robbers. Eliz¬ cumulate, although companies team, broker in Boston. troller in a "We have a public utilities comrnis¬ » Craig should have gone to the abeth police in automobiles covered all trying to keep their equipment sion in Maihe. I believe in that meth¬ lengths he did to make it possible. roads leading rnto that city. safe operating condition. Property od of regulating public utilities." Fif Congress should investigate it thor¬ J. Osgood Nicho'ls, president of the which has not been properly 'plain- Governor L. M. Russell of Mississi- ty-six Indicted oughly. The Comptroller's part in the Short Hills Association. announeed last tained will naturally dcteriorate more sippi: transaction should be investigated as night that he would ask that organiza¬ quickly than that which Iibr been given "We are highly pleased with the Contractors well as the other pliascs." tion to offer a standing reward for the adequate maintenance. Not only does our Supply this involve a but work of bond Improvement com¬ Taking up the telephone and tele¬ apprehension and conviction of high¬ high operating cost, rnission." graph bilis, which, thc Comptroller waymen operating in Union County. tho question arises as to how much Will Plead To-dav can continue to John M. Parker of Louisianar. * says, the Aldermanic President ran up The association about two months ago longer the companies "Louisiana has had for a number of ______last spring in conducting a long dis¬ offered a reward ot* $500 for the ar¬ operate without adequate mainten¬ years a railroad comrnission in charge A. tance canvass in the interest of FrVinc rest and conviction of two burglars ance." of railroad telegraph, telephone and ex¬ J. McCarthy, Friend of L. Lenroot, of Wisconsin, Mr. La who had been operating succosafully in Mr. Barrett submitted the following press utilities within the state. It has Guardia's choice for the Republican the Short Hills community, and the table, snying it shows the defcrred been an invaluable arm of state gov¬ Murphy, Long Sought by Presidential nomination, Mr. La Guar¬ men were subscqucntly caught and maintenance in the aggregate for the ernment-" ProcessServere, One ofAc¬ dia said: convicted. Mr. Nichols believes a re¬ companies named, aa of January 1, Governor Edwin P, Morrow of Ken¬ "The Comptroller's action was dirty ward will have a similar effect in this 1920. That was more than a year ago tucky: cused ; Heitrick Trial Next and con temptible. It was so dirty and case. and the condition of the respective that The Baltusrol Golf Club is one of the lines without is much worse "Tendency of legislation to increase The contcmptible employees in his exception powers and Bcope into general. public flfty-Bix members of the Asso¬ own oflice were disgusted at it. While most exclusive organizations of the than it was thirteen months ago, ho ciation of Dealers in Masons' the was kind in New It has a The estiii3ates must be regarded utility comrnission." Materials Building Comptroller preparing his Jersey. large said. Few Kansas Decisions indicted last week for nl- letter to me, which I have not yet re¬ clubhouse and splendid grounds, and is ae approximate only: Appealed leged violation of the Donnelly anti- seven of his called the scene of Governor J. Ailen of Kansas: trust law will ceived, employees many brilliant social af¬ Estimates of Deterioration Heni*y appear to plead this me on tho telephone and tipped mc oil' fairs. Many persons prominent in New Transit System. "Kansas Public Utilities Comrnission morning before Justice in the to what he was Brooklyn Rapid **»f*?»|?2 established McAvoy doing. York are included in the club member¬ New York Railways ('ompany... '3*'2J, January, 1011. Less than criminal branch of the Supreme Court. Colonel host of the Third Avenuc Railway System.. 2.891,3*6 1 per cent of tho cases appealed to Thoy had been released under $1,500 Doesn't Owe a Cent ships. Dcbovoise, Xew York & Queons County courts. few decisions reversed." bail bonds. "The total party that was held up, is the head of a Railway Company. 1*20,403 Very telephone bill of $848.70 coal firm at66 New Railroad Com¬ Governor D. W. Davis of Among the accused is John A. Mc¬ the refers to was Liberty Street, York. Second Avenuc Idaho:. Comptroller that for ¦' a pany . 254,521 "I believe it would be a sad step Carthy, formerly business assoclate and the year for the entire department, New York & Long Island Trao- backward to abrogate state regulation personal friend of Charles F. Murphy, consisting of sixty-seven aldermen, Court Frccs 24 Who Did tlon Company. 100,833 of utiiitles." Tammany leader. Process servers of the Finance Committee, vice- Long Iwlnnd Electric Railway clerks, . 57,481 Frank 0. Lowden, of Illinois: the Lockwood committee had for a chairman and The he Company time been long my3olf. $123.91 Not Shovel Snow Manhattan A: Queons Traction "Your telegram Tecelved. Of course seeking Mr. McCarthy in an charges represents tolls for my per¬ Sunday Corporation . 131,830 there has been criticism of our public effort to get his testimony in connec- sonal long distance calls is in fact New York & Harlom Railroad tion with various Prosecutor Finds Civil Actions Company . 264,336 utilities law because of the necessity of combinations in the thc amount of tolls for everybody in Ninth Avenue Railroad Company 487,575 rates in of the building industry. It was at the on Sabbalh in Are increasing consequence time reported department. Jersey Elghth Avenue Railroad Com¬ war. It looks now as though it would the that he had gone to Philadel¬ "My personal tolls amounted to Prohibited pany . 46,832 isement be possible in the next few years for phia, beyond the jurisdiction of the $26.40, which I paid the telephone Manhattan Bridge Three Cent N. J., Feb. 6.An Llna . 750 .the comrnission to again reduce rates local authoritiea. Upon his indtict- company about the last of the year, HACKENSACK, Ocoan Eloetrie nient he was in even two dozen of the most prominent Railway Company 5,412 and, indeed; protect the public better represented court by and another small sum which I like¬ residents of New York & North Shore Trac¬ than could done without a counsel. lt is expected, however, that wise These sums were Rochelle Avenue, Rochelle tlon Company..,...,. 75,838 be comrnis¬ paid. deducted were taken sion." Mr. McCarthy will appear before, Jus¬ by the company from the bill it sent Park, from their breakfast Van Rruut Street & Erlo Banln need tables this Chief of Railroad Company.;.. 3,981 bank tice McAvoy this morning in to the and morning by Police Indlana Satlsfled person. city, Comptroller Craig Paul who Bush Terminal Railroad Com¬ afriendly This morning, too, Samuel Unter¬ knows it. I don't owe the a Thiem, arraigned them be¬ pany. 928 Governor James P. Goodrich of In- counsel city cent, fore his Justice Max Staten diana: myer, for the Lockwood com¬ and Comptroller Craig knows that, too. brother, Thiem, Island lines. 534,G68 mittee, will go to Albany with Senator "In regard to personal telegrams, in nt 9:30 a. m. to explain why they had Marine Railway Company. 295'' CAME to our office one last "Our Public Utility Comrnission, which Lockwood, its where of not cleaned the snow from their side¬ Interborough Rapid Transit Com- day chairman, they payment which I sent two certified pany .'. .- . has been in force in Indiana for the last will confer with the leaders of the walks in accordance with the ordi- :\ew 118,800 ten has complete satisfac¬ checks aggregating $77.84 to the West¬ mado York Consolldated Ratlway X week.this man who had years, given Senate and Assembly on the resolu¬ ern Union and which checks the nance, and provided. Company. 129,585 ITE young tion." tion now before the Legislature to Comp¬ The unfortunate twenty-four Governor Thomas F. of Ala- increased troller states he returned to the West¬ couldn't Kilby grant powers to the commit¬ ern Union after it forwardod say why they hadn't, unless Tfotal.nO,84B,091 moved to New York from a New bama: tee. Mr. to be back them to it was because it was and The following are Eng¬ Untermyer expects him to be credited on Sunday they companies still in "The Alabama Legislature created a some time to-night. the city's bill, all got up late and had to hustle to get the hands of receivers: public service comrnission in 1916. Tha To-morrow morning Martin W. Little¬ I have to say is tha*t the Comptroller rendy for church, nnd whoever heard New York Railways Company; Job land city. Legislature in special session ln 1920 ton, counsel for Robert P. Brindell, the can accept the checks or not just as he of such an -ordinance, anyhow? Justice Bi. Hedges, receiver. placed additional duties upon the com¬ convicted lnbor leador, will go bofore likes. That is the only way he can get Thiem said his chief aim in starting Second Avenue Railway Company rnission. My belief is that under the Justice McAvoy in an effort to obtain tho money. If he wants to sue me, let the proceedings was to let people know Charles H. Chalmors, receiver. We him a heartier welcome than present law better ftsults will be ob¬ a new trial for his client. The move him sue. about the ordinance and things began Manhattan and Queens Traction Cor¬ gave tained." will be vigorously opposed by Mr. Un¬ "It is as plain as day that the Comp¬ tc look gloomy for the offendors when poration; W. R. Begg and A. C. Hume he Governor William D. Stepheng of Cal¬ termyer, who was the state's prosecutor troller returned these checks to the Charles J. McCarthy, Assistant Prose¬ receivers. had expected, he said. And now he ifornia: in the case. Western Union for no other purpose in cutor, to whom an S O S hud been New York Consolidated Railroad At the same "The state Railroad Comrnission of time the trial of John T. the world'than to give him a chance to sent, came over from Hackensack with Company; Lindley M, Garrison, re¬ is himself and his business in California in Hettrick, the alleged of the un automobile load of ceiver. establishing regulating public utility "code originator manufacture this lalso charge against law volumes. rates has justified its existence in every of practice" scheme of collusive myself. It is another illustration of his In one of-them ho discovcred an an¬ Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company; bidding, wil! be begun in the same cient statute Lindley M. Garrison, receiver. this with the of The way." court. Hettrick dirty and contcmptible tactics." prohibiting any proceed- Nassau city help Equitable. Governor T. K. Campbell of Arizona: has been out on $100,- Tho single in the ing in the naturo of a civil action in Electric Railroad Company; 000 bail, been with con¬ aliegation Craig court M. receiver. "I cannot commend results obtained having charged charges that Mr. La Guardia did not any of New Jersey on the Sab- Lindley Garrison, by Arizona but spiracy to commit an act in restraint of bath. When Mr. had read Ccney Island and Brooklyn Railroad corporations comrnission, trnde. He will be defended deny was that his personal telephono McCarthy M. From now on he will have our knowl¬ .harge weaknesses to its personnel by Robert calls had to do with Mr. La Guardia's it, Justice Thiem discharged all tha Company; Lindley Garrison, re¬ ather than failure of principle." H. Elder, formerly an Assistant Diatrict defendants, all of whom got to church ceiver. Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Mary- Attorney. The state'B prosecutor will booming of Senator Lenroot for Presi¬ in time for the collection. Brooklyn, Queens County and Sub- and to him. We will be Henry L. StiniBon, Secre¬ dent. Mr. La Guardia was a delegate ¦' >-j-» urban Railroad edge experience guide land: of formerly to the Company; Lindley M. has had a tary War in Roosevelt's Cabinet, Chieago convenlion and voted Garrison, receiver. "Maryland public service who rose to for Lenroot. was Chauffeur him invest his comihission since 1910, and etate regula¬ prominence through his That the only vote Held Without Richmond Light and Railroad Com¬ help savings, build his tion is here to stay." succossful proaecutlon of the famous the Wisconsin man received for tho pany; John J. Kuhn, receiver. sugar frauds, nomination. Bail in Fur Coat Theft These companiea operate about 700 estate and secure his [.t.¦"¦¦ No miles out of a. total of 1,900 miles oper¬ family against pos¬ Real Estate Investors Armistice in Sight ated in the greater Villagers Flee Blanket It is the view of interested observers Taxi Driver Wbo Failed to Over- city. sible loss and Indorse Traction Plan on the aidelines that the Comptroller take Fleeing Thieves Also Many Have Suspesded worry. Of Popocatepetl Ashes will miss a point if, in his rejoinder Has License At the time the report was made, the to Mr. La Guardia's assertion that tlie Suspended close of the year 1920, the following You too have The Board of Governors of Real Volcano Emissions Fall B. R. T. loan was he James Fox, twenty-seven years old, lines had ceased operation be¬ been these Sixty unjustifiable, does a chiefly reading Estate Investors of New York, Inc, Miles and New i3ot say something biting about the taxicab driver, who was arrested cause they could not pay expenses: adopted resolutions indors- Away Fissures" justifiableness of Mr, La Guardia's Wednesday night after two men had New York RailwayB Company; Ave¬ advertisements. You to yesterday stolen a fur have said ln^ Governor Miller's traction Open, Beichihg Steam digging down into his jeans or charg¬ coat vaiued at iM.OOO from nue 0 line, Madison Street line and pro¬ Speeial Cable to The Tribune ing the city for $26.40, br as Mrs. Stella Talbot, a motion Spring and Delancey Street line. and as false $123.91, picture each time: «I gram denouncing and Copyrigrrt. 1921. New York Tribune Inc. the case may bo, to electioneer for » actress. who eaid she lived at the Hotel Belt Line Railway Corporation: East yourself would like to unwarranted the assertlon that crea¬ candidate who received the vote Pennsylvania, had his license sus¬ Belt Line. tion of a transit MEXICO CITY, Feb. '6..Mount only comrnission means has been Popo¬ of Mr. La Guardia himself. pended by Commissioner John F. Gil- Mid-Crosstown Railway Company, meet that bank." an eight-cent fare. catepetl emijtting smoke and Mr. Craig could not be christ of the Inc: and friendly Then Tho board also ashes in the lost two days. found last Department of Licenses. Twenty-eighth Twenty-ninth tclegraphed to the The inhabitantsquantitiesof the night to comment on Mr, La Guardia's He was held without bail yesterday in Streets Line,. not us president oi the Senate and tho villages at the latest remark. It was that Jefferson Pelham Park and meet foot of the volcano are in fear reported Market Court for the action City Island Rail¬ why today? of the im- fleeing he had retired to a Speaker Assembly urglng of a greater dugout to preparc of the grand jury on a of rob¬ way Company: Telham Park-City ¦mdiate enactment of legislation em- eruption, a new verbal onslnught for thc discom- charge Island Line. A slight earthquake Friday that cen- iiture bery. bodylng Jhe Governor's recommenda¬ at is ol the Aldermanic Prerident, Commissioner Gilchrist Third Avenue Bridge Company: tered Chiapas reported to have which ^ suspended tions. Copies of the resolution wero he may' launch from the Citv Fox's Queensboro Bridge Lin«. to opened several fissures in the earth Hall license on hearing of his arrest. forwarded all members of the near that from to-day. Fox of New York and North Shore Traction and to numerous civic city which steam, ashes Rumors that the depied knowledge the theft in Whitestone and Legislature and smoke are . bolligeronta might court and claimed two men Company: Little Neek ¦rganitations. issuing. shortly agree to an armistice are with¬ entered the Lines. Tho emoke from Popocatepetl is out it taxicab when the woman stepped out, Tho telegram sent to the leaders of visiblo from foundation, was said yesterday. stole the coat Brooklyn and North River Railroad and the plainly Mexico City, ris¬ ln fact, the of was nnd ran away. Detec¬ the Senate Assembly reads: ing in a with occasion- opinion experts tive James Company: Brooklyn and North Rivor 'The necessity of a solutlun of thc steady column, that the hostilities would continue, re- Sergeant Finn, of the West Line. ally a large, heavy cloud. Ashes are of Thirtieth Street said he or¬ transit problem has long b&en ap- miles gardless casualties, to the bitter end dered station, this solution is falling sixty from the crater. and that they would get more exciting Fox to pursue the men, but he TRUST parent. Believing The snow on the sides of surrounding all the time. was unable to catch and the de¬ COMPANY by the recommendations of them, provided mountains ia covered wfth a o£ ¦- ¦' ¦ > tective then Governor Nathan L. wo urge layer arrested Fox. Miller, ashes. . .,. I. that legislation embodying such Report Commends Program of Sure OF 7NEWYORK recommendations be enacted at the Brewster at Marshall to Visit 0*M* -^ ¦erliest moment." in Bills Reformatory Europe possible Tearsljir$i^0b0 NEW Feb. 6.~-A Banking Trusts and Investments The following message of indorse- Speeial ZHspatch to The Tribune HAMPTON, report WASHINGTON, Feb. 6..Vice-Presi¬ Reliei Safe Deposit Vaults menfc was wired Governor Miller: giving a much more optimistic view of dent Marshall, DENVER, Feb. 6.--A man believed conditions at the New York accompanied by Mrs. .\ Totat 'Your action in dealing with the to be a minor from City Re¬ Marshall, will visit Europe this coming Resources Over $300,000,000 deserves Herminie, Pa., was formatory here under Warden summer, ron traction problem complete arrested here last night as he Sidney Bailing from New York in and all. We have just had W. Brewster than was expressed in the May, it was learned Their IDIGSST' approval support by finished tearing up at Ieast $1,000 recent to-day. »*¦**'MW'SlW' thia day adopted resolutions indorsing worth of good currency and had tossed report by Prison Commissioner party will include Mrs. Thomas F. 37 WALL STREET your stand and urging the Senate and the last torn Leon C. Weinstock was made pub¬ Walsh, widow of the Western mining to at the earliest fragment away on a lic Clifford magnate, and Mrs. J. Allan the Aesei-bly enact downtown street. to-day by M. Young, an of Daugherty', UPTOWN OFFICE, Madhen Ave. at 4Sth St. COLONIAL 222 Brt*&*t possible moment legish.tion embody- According to the three officers mak¬ inspector for the Stato Prison Comrnis¬ Washington. OFFICE, recommendations." sion. The Vice-President on his retlrement London--3 King William E. C. 4 ?.*** ftiff your ing the arrest, the Pennsylvanian gave March 4 will St., Paris-23 Rue d« L* The resolution reads: thom only an bcowI Warden Brewster, whose romoval was leave "Washington on a angry when they m Governor Miller has an recommended speaking tour through New _-Tr"*tf "Whereas, demanded explanation. Most of the by Commissioner Weln- later* to England, asked the appointment of a comrnis¬ torn bills were 5100 and $50 green- atock, was not in charge at the time going Texas and on to the sion with powers to solve the backs, the total $1,000. that the Pacific Coaat. Before leaving for WFORRE LL-AW plenary York An exceeding Young Inspected reformatory, Europe they will visit Mrs. Marshall'" INDiGESTIETSTION transit problem of Now City; examinatSon of his suitcase indi¬ but the inspector found.that excellent ln and cated that thc pri«oner's name is Peter educational and athletic parents Phcenix, Arlz. FINANCING NEW YORK, Ada McAvich. facilities whleh Mr. Marshall wlll spenfe »« Marion, "Whereas, thia ia * constructive he installed wore still in uafc. Ind., February 14,