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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Mrs. Nathan c. Hyde left Monday
Tor Portland. where she j.. TO visit
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Robert Goode is passing a few
days in Portland as the guest of rela'
tiyeS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

n. H. Knowles Of Belgrade was in
the city yesterday on matters of
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

field, was a business visitor in Car
diner Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Mrs. Geo. il. Tuttle of Oakland was
calling on relatives in this city Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Mrs. G.. 8. Jackson, Pleasant street,
has returned from a weeks visit with
friends in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
Gardiner Ca! !! s::!: /! Local lite, Items rs

Henry Smith Of Richmond was l
ing. Monday on Gardiner lei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

A. D. Marin of Boston was among
the out-of-town business Wis tors Mon
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Charles Dyer left Monday for
Skowhegan. where he is to be en-
ployed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Alfred Hutchinson of Portland was
calling on friends in this city Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Mrs. Harry L. Lewis returned Mon
day evening from Il visit to Win
throp, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

muses. 20 rent. Inquire of DR.. b
= lamb. mch27d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
AUGUSTA LOCALS

John Arata passed Monday in
Portland in the interests Of the To-
cal Aerie of Eagles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

r. II. Emerson was Il passenger
Monday for Gorham, y. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Z. L. Cookson Of Portland was a bust
ness visitor in this city Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Walter Cole has accepted Il posi-
ton in Randolph and has moved his
family there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Regular meeting at $50 O lock this
afternoon Of the Hallowel' lire depart
mient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Andrew Dudley of Sidney passed
Monday in the city on matters of
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Gardiner Driving Club
nos important meeting Tuesday
.'cn'hs, April /. Every member is
'e9uestcd to attend. mar.31-apr1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Miss Florence Stoves OF Litchtiek1
was in his city Monday calling on
friend.:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

'-a>t week of roller skat ,ng. Tuesday.
''VlSd4y u Saturday evenings. Come
'au nave one more good skate before
liz season closes. aprld1t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

9'V'~ dance *. r. hall. Gardiner. to-
"'snt C~enayan's orchestra.
feb2ituestf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

PAGE Mute is reported as sick at MS
home with congestion Of the lungs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01

Frank Libby. town clerk of Itch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-01
LOCAL NOTICE

'&e Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
'al'ch Will hold u food sale Friday
~d'Arno-n, April 4. At j. G. Kirk
b.Irlth S store. go Water street.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
AIR RACE ENTRANTS, WITH PILOTS AND PASSENGERS

FortonO pilots her passengers typee
O start from the NeW Yort end Of The
No. 2-coi c. c. Culver, Fokker.
No. s-MsIor Maxwell Kirby, Fokksr
No. Col Gerald Brandt, W. H. Nsvt, oH+
BIusbhd
Eo.ket Brown, passenger Corp.
Lieut. Nelson, passenger
No 1-.ao Henry Aes.. Capt As. E.hedu.' Dn4
Lieu" Alexander Pearson m passenger ssrot Royal
No SAr Commodore E. o. chsutsni passenger Flight
ti.. Lieut. eoi p p G: Capt De ta"'r0"' OH
Ne t2sseond Lieut. H. Moonnsj passenger
No iL.uL Reynolds. passenger First Lieut. r. D.
s.eood L. Webster. passenger s.rot Charlie. Tin
Ne SFir't Lieut. H. o.Orp., passenger sut lie. NJ Parr
No t7@s.eo"d Lieut. Maoh.' passenger o.
Capt S s.,5 g. Manuel .:s . % ..s. r. Saunders
No ts-msiOr w. smOns irj passenger NJ WlUau Martin
No 2o-capt John Marquette, passenger Second Lieu. c. r.
No 2,-L.Ut COL Charles e B.n.dc passenger s.ut Rex C.
No -capt Felix ser passenger sorgt Harry Myhss pH.4
~ No. sa1Ll:ut Col s. sOwsni v Young,
No a-MaiOr A. snsod, passengers. NJ WORTH Mcclure,
No 2sssoOnd Lieut. Williams, passenger Second Lieut. j. l.
No. 2TMajor Henry Miller, passenger Capt Arthur E. Simon,
Ne 2s5Mslor Edwin passenger Second Lieut., Homer o.
~ No. 2s-maor Harry Smith, passenger Capt Truman w. Allen.
soF.:. Lieut. cha' o'bour., passenger prvat. Charlie.
No. s'oF Lieut. svn w. Maynard, passenger Second Lieut.
u. Mo- y1IrIr'' Lieut. job" H. ROus w.
No ssF-.t Lieut. Norman Langley, passenger s.ro. H.
No. s-s;osrS Lieut. Alexander NJ Rob.r passenger. Second
S No sSs.SO"d Lieut. George c. Mcdonald, passenger NJ William
No ses'soTd Lieut. Looa. , passenger Private. First
No. s-s.oo"d G.ut How Howard D. Norris, ,,,..Oo.
Class E. R. Vsnhattsi DH"+ O" '''
The evening world., 1919-10-08
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIBSr nAuE- -Jn~oyear -oais; claiming, one
Tattie. igs; Fiisie Nevt. i0i; Master Mi i;s
:.ss SS.ISsi. '' TO- .SSssSsrp Ss l T. fSS. q:
SsS5 SSS IsStn,-aaAiI.s and -Ap.. o, oas
49, s. s'f III, &c 5 81 -,ss ;i.so S'' ,.s, s'" No
Rssheld. 10; ~. Bl.l. iSf: fSais iSO. do6iin
THIIsD RAnf Aiali,us, fso-ycar.oli. and
three rprethi ds hElessp q riimeta. 10: Tor.
gaAe tisj nsnnasi., 1is; OEsriosa. iis.
opioOys. 70; iIsA. T: fJoy2 ss.i 3iSass ansp' ~ :,
cssS,. S o sss i2 @Sw.:s.; w. 49, ,is. a. sS. ~:
% st, asS Es Eicc.sSo!S: s, ~ . 'sS's e: 80 ,.., @
i9ei h,tsd 1ya.sils,. ies rrI1 hFsl lGj
1851 HharAa 1sp&sti. 1os.
Suyfui RioE- -IIAsdLcsp: sAsccyeSosds and
pgss.tl one mile and qlagtsr. -Cieah Gels.
40 Orgts,. ihDp. d f9ii sous MAroe (lmp) \. 10:
sf1iuI RAOlg 1or RsSr. ieir-oli onr mile =
Est9, i.2; z, tofsre linnp). ia; War Chi0, ia
bocfhnH, III ffogfeNa. AZ.
ALVBNTH hACB.-psf ftrss year olda apd
", slS flRiones: fgosbAcs ~. A-ibutisize ii6.
Qtdeinie 70. 1eAAinG atsf ii4 A.Stsr Hanip-
70 i1O, Pigeon Wing III. Cdba,t Las ii5
A~wsltsi N. Isssord,s ertry,
H-AiprcDtice AllogAnos. Ttack lev
The evening world., 1919-10-08

Orened strong. Home OIL. IL s-i--
10 S-4: Com. Pet. 6e-i-c; Barnett,
1-S-3-lC: Sinclair Gulf. co 1-2-si L.:
CCsden, IL i-I---l-2: Sapulpa, SIS
l-s; Stanton, 7-S-2; Savoy. 80;
Hanger. 5-iS-7-ie: Queen, SO;
Bnrk Van. S-4--l Ia: Anal. Royalty.
la; Glenrock, 43-S-5-S: Federal
Oil, S-l-t: Livingston Oil, . 1-2-S-S;
SAT- Greek. $50: Intl. Pet, Att;
Western States. 1-4-1S-4: Houston,
13O-1S5; Hudson, 7-S-l; Island OIL,
S-4--s; Simms, J7---l-s; Phillips Pet,
TS-75: Merritt, "a I-4-25.
Noon prices firm. Western states
S-S-i-:; Anglican. Oil, $50
Livingston OIL, 25-S--S-4: Shell
Transport, II S-S-5-S: Anal Roy
atty, Ii Ia; Simms Pet, 81 3-4-3s:
Houston, lS5-lSs; Homo Oil, II S-4-
~ Ia: Mid. Ref, l73-175; Boston
Wyo.. 76-77; Prod. Re-, S-s1-4; Int,
Pet, 34-3t 1-2.
Two L. M. Prices strong; Simms
Pete, SS 1-4-3s 1-2; Shell Tran, III
II Is; Glenrock, 4 SIS 80: Mid
Ref. l72-l75: Prod. Ref, SIS Ia;
Int. Pete 3t--S4 l-2; Liv Oil, 2 BIS
= 3-4
The evening world., 1919-10-08
Chief FACTS IN STRIKE
OF $4,000 LONGSHOREMEN
WHO REFUSE WAGE AWARD
Out WoR After. Agreement TO
Abide by Decision Of
Umpires.

Members or the International
Longshoremens Association agreed
by unanimous vote on Sept. "a TO
abide by q decision OF the Ma
tional Adjustment Commission ON
wage demands.
A total OF $4,000 to $4,000 were
reported on strike early to-day
and violation OF their agreement
Is alleged.
They demand 81 an hour for
regular work and $3.50 for over
time.
They were awarded by the COM
mission an increase of from 90 to
20 cents an hour for regular work
and from 81 to Sl.1O for overtime.
Their wages In 1914 were SO cents
for regular work and so cents an
hour for overtime work.
Forty thousand 1ongshoremen
are affected by the commissions
decision.
The decision provides for re-
opening OF negotiations II the cost
of living is not reduced by Dec. l.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
EARNINGS.

f. w. Woolworth Company Soles--
Sept, ,9O46, ,ils. increase t277,6I4;
nine months. &7s,S77,5S5, increase &c.
Ob2, 1854
OF the gain in September. stores
which have been operating q full year
reported 37s,SlI, while in nine months
the old stores were responsible for
S4,124,s99 OF the gain.
United Railroads OF San Francisco
Year ended June 30. 1919: Gross
earnings. IS, ,o3S, ,64I. increase sl,77S, S54 /;
total income, l2.IbS,03S, increase. H,-
$50, ,44s; net income. 17s,47e, increase.
Sl,75s, 163
Gulf States Steel Company-August
net income after provision for taxes,
depreciation. eto., S2o,404.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
slons compilation OF 1856 hrst class
railroads and seventeen switching
and terminal roads follows;
August operating revenue, H7i,-
.T26,40S, decrease SS2,ss6.6sO; net op-
Grating revenue, Sll2.457.l4s, decrease
Ssi, ,793,S03; net operating income
sJ6, ,023, 1858, decrease S2,4lS, 0S6; eight
months operating revenue, 1924,
497, ,t90, increase t220,74l,3l2; net op-
Grating revenue. si74.s79,ssl. decrease
$67, ,S6t,972; net operating income,
$3.50, 1850; decrease. SS7sS2,oOt.
The evening world., 1919-10-08

affiliated with the international Long
shoremcn's Union, went on strike In
brooklyn. This union was organized
by Paul Vaccnrelli after he had been
Geposed as Vice-President of Mr.
Oconnor's organization.
The striking longshoremen were re-
lnfcrced BY 500 checkers, members Of
Checkers Local No. s74, who faded
TO 10 TO work on the Chelsea piers
from iIth Street TO 23d street this
morning. Business Agent James Hem
messy OF the local, which maintains
headquarters at No. isf nth Avenue,
said the strike was unauthorized and
that nc and other leaders had vainly
endcavored 20 get the checkers 20 70
10 work. Later 400 more checkers quit
and Hennessy said he feared the en-
tire membership OF the union, 1000,
would 90 out
Checkers have been receiving $3.50
per day with ti.iO an hour for over
time. They demand 81 per day with
ti.bo for overtime.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
WALL STREET
News and Gossip of To-Day's
Market-PreSent and Fu-.
H-==a==aaaass
turePrices.

Cont-asted with recent sessions, to-
days stock market was an orderly af-
fair though the tone was strong and
several specialtbes scored substantial
gains.
The leadership in the forward
movement was again assumed BY
steel shases. with attention di-
verted temporarily at least from the
volatile speciaitieE. steel stocks were
aggresslvely bought.
'rhe apparent collapse OF the steel
strike was still an influencing factor
in the accumulation OF these shares,
but considerable outside buying was
induced by the iood OF brokerage
house literature which accurately
portrays the immense asset value
that has been built under these shares
during the past four years.
U. $. steel reached a new high for
this movement, touching 109 Ia, up
Ia points, while Republic Steel ad-
vanced 4 points and other independent
steel shares moved up in sympathy.
Except in Isolated instances, ag-
gressive pool operators were held In
check by unfavorable money market
conditions. For the second time in
five years the renewal rate for funds
loanable on demand reached 3 per
cent. Yet, Fisher Body rose Is points,
tudabalSer rose 6 3-i; American Wool
en-, 10 Ia; Barrett Co.. . "a, and Ma
tional biscuit s points.
News developments Of the day were
colorless, though further encourage
mcnt was derived from reports OF fur
ther Improvement in President Will
sons condition, and "A Government re-
port on the condition OF the growing
crop that exceeded most expectations.
In the late afternoon there was the
usual profit, taking by day to day pro-
fcssional traders, caused reCessions
nom carly high marks, but consider
able optimism regarding the markets
immediate future In still in evidence
Strong intimations have come from
official quarters in Washington that
railroads will not receive an increase
In freight rates before they are re-
turned to private control at the begin
ming OF the new year. This IL dis
appointing TO Wall Streets expecta-
tions, but 1t was felt that the railroad
situation is 30 bad both from the
lstandpoint OF earnings and credit, that
the Government will be forced to rem
der early substantial assistance. No
one whose opinion is worth while Il
yet willing to predict In what shape
| this assistance will come, but conn
dence in the railroad output Is now
being expressed daily in the market
action OF their securities.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
THE CURIH.

Opened strong. American Tobacco
Corporation, 25 i-S TO 25 3-S; Regstd,
"a l-2 to Is l-2; I'm. Picture, 32 l-2 to
25; Anal. Tire Strs, Is 1-3 to 10 S-4;
Asphalt. ISL to 1853; Hupp. II to II Ia;
ANN. Safety RAJ, IS is to IS Id;
So. Ann. Gold. s 7-S 10 3 Ia; Loft,
"a 1-2 to "a 81; Golden Gate, . IA to
L.; Big Ledge, 1-9 10 9-lG; Cons.
Copper, 3-S TO 5-S; Heyden, z 70
] l-2; L. :. Steamship, 7 7-s TO s is;
Cresson, . to , is: Vanadium, IL to
II Ii; Overland, Il to IS; Perfection,
rs to /; n. I. Shipbldg, 80 TO So;
Aetna, 10 to 10 1-3; Submarine Boat,
l6 70 II.
Noon prices firm. Asphalt, 1914
--15O: u. $. steamship. Sl-S-Ss-s;
Loft, Inc, "a 5-8--24 7-s: Overland
Tire, 2s--2S Is; Indian Packing,
rs l-2-29 1-2; Profit Sharing, Ss-S-
1-2; United Picture, 22--2l, Anal,
Tire Stores, Is 3-S-l5 SIS: A. 4. Sc
curities. 77--7T Ia.
Two p. NJ. prices strong. Asphalt,
15S 1-2--104 1-9; Retail Candy, IL Ia;
U. $. steamship, 1851 1-2; Profit
Sharing, 3-s-3 l-2; Loft, Inc, 81 g. 1
go; Overland Tire, 27-2s IA; Tn.
Picture, 22-24; Kerr, 3 5-S--5 rs; Cat
Jerome, 3-ls-l-4; Perfection Tire,
15-l6-l; Phil Morris, II LIE I g;
Cresson Gold, g-21-S.
The evening world., 1919-10-08

so-sseOnS Earle NJ. Msnrran passenger. Civil Ser
No. 'Cs:ons L,:st H. w. Sheridan" passenger Second Lieut.
Kkpa,eki passenger ssrut
No a"ssoouS Lieut. John wriph passenger s.rs. Cole.
~: 4as:so.d Lieu. Phillip Do~"'~ NJ e. Com.
No ".ssssns Leu. French Krby' Second Lieu.
Me- 4seeoond Lieut. Hynss; passenger X
4sfir't Lieut. passenger o.oro. N. HOWE,
y. 4UcsV H. c. orsytOU soo"d L''u, Lester
Ne es.eond Lieut. Smith, passenger Corp A. Hunter,
No. No. ss-s.I:r ss-s.I &c, + :; ?. s.thsf' & SIS
20 sS-e:ss i.s" o ps"sS:.p, %S'iys !. si.s.
T. cE.:oS; ps.:..s.S i% s:esaS Lev. Kenneth
,Ss-s:::"; lieut. !. s.%:.' = Sss%:..s... ..r.
y: y: 'SsFr 1SsF I:S; LSt T. J..S... S.Sss.": .s ssd
No. 1O7-seoond Lieut. B. Haynes Nsvpo1 plane
The ro'o'c'ng OtH fy from San Fruncisco
Me- st-msOr j. c. p. ssrthof, sE.s
No s2s'oOnd Lieut. H. ousop NJ e. e. Bishop;
No. Bs-csd A. Nsssamsr; Robin.On
No e+-s.oord Lieut. g. z. Rice sE.s.
No se'oS"d Lieut. Spencer Hsi First
-s,: IT,. s' ,: Floyd
No. S1c:It So~' H. smh' First Lieut. Francis w.
se-E. Lieut. Robert Kauoh wsrron
No. eo-ssoond Lieut. Robert s. worhnuton. sE.s
e-'IOr Carl spstI' ssrot Emmett
No. sas'o0nd Lieut. c. KsI Mckee;
No e-Fist Lieut. 3D. wsissj passenger. Second Lieut. William
''VsS.s1r"s csS.s ). 4 Car csrsiw ro.1.-
er No SSUIr't Lieut. Paul Rehsr Lieut.
sS-MaiOr H. csss, passenger serut tF, css.) vrsn
starters in the race will leave Roosevelt Fs,s
Mineoa at o'clock The Francisco At
NJ allowance being the difference be-
tween Eastern and Western time
will cover 5ioO aerial miles
peed In hfyIour flying
is !76o.OO0
The evening world., 1919-10-08
LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For tvO-year-oids /;
purse i1,i2S.si; six furlongS Germs.
iio tksissy). $500. t2.7o. $3.50. first F:
Limeric Las, i10 (Rice), 5000. $500
second Runnyyen. lOT dAfc'raggart)
k5.2O, third. Time. ia 2-5. Flying
Welshman, Wehew. Rockaree, Cuba.
Rose Of Reses, Smart Guy. PereErine
SECOND RlACE-Selhng; fiiies ana
mares; three-year- olds and upward
niie and sixteenth.-Queen Blonde,
l07 CObert). tSl.iO. $50. $3.50, won
Joan Of Arc, i0l uiamilton), t2,70, 81. 80,
gecopdi Padua. p7 (widal. $3.50. third.
Time, LG les. Janetta DiOne. Snow
Queen, Lady Ivan and Katie Canal aiso
ran.
THIRD RAcE--claiming for three
year-olds and upwards; purse 81 1876. 50;
one niiic.-Hank ODay. iiz (Ambrosel }.
$50 neQ, $40, first; Yalspar, ii2
lWelil 800, ez.ao. second; Wisest
Fool. 100 tcaiiahAn)). $3.50. third. Time
ran.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
LAT0NlA ENTRIES.

yInsr EAoa' 9 tsso: t,nss ss,t. old ami a,.
:ss.sl. .sa lso IIsT SSi; 80 E ,lTS 1sl ltsss iss:
i. sSSss6 5 kasE eIslsas, 81 .sno: ,hre.yy.r,
si: .: s EstS.' GIL ~! iSl :E:is .s as9 YS SM%s Ms.
eeppo1d, i0ei Llrena Mos iD: Nei Milky
ssnsh,. i,is; Hee Bskr. tia. sas1 ne; Rams.a
:ssS ssS iis mf % a.%.S issSs S iS a.. ts s.a l.s'
III TIrISb si" ~ ISsy M.,ssst " o. d iSs u.,
ics L.ds in kissS. .iS7 BrS.d%sa. ies; ia,
SS5n' ssr,' mo-; 100; c,alsiessg.sIls ,as 10; r7nf w iie
hsorn,. iib; Issss. i1s csS;sis ; Slss;e liz;
Haos prnhAni. ix2 Aiso sllEiLae--iSiz. lis;
! S1ifs btist I 4kt0.- sstsmiDs! .rass ,Ar. Al,
III nd fibss sad nlidc1sl "a flrispls.
IS iIi5 ,,!s. ,!5 81; :.ssss clSss c1lSSss:
ssInS nS Tie. iSe. .I..Ss I.sS., @ i1s ssu ,lss iSs
J'R Sar iC ~, hEs az: IEsi dOj iO' CAM
s srrE rrs.,d EASs%Gc. Sns SsS tGs-r9s " e
assss. 81; fSsT SrS-., ii4! oFni9 ii &c. ''5 Go a.
tixTH RACE cl.iaalus; 81 ;2Oool ,woss.r
:.ysali g,sn., igIi '6sss'sI lCIi skIyA, iCi
~: ElSs : s.sas iis; Fhssss s Lga. - jias ~ fsro.
itsi R,setiSs TheSh. iis: A;sIsAsI..e. il2i
ia s sssS1 S vi iis: .s S:ss. re- i s'G 9:s ss
'sHSpSr4 aAcE-o4Snss; $500; yw.
.IScis ioS 'zisrspssr' % JOS .cs,doa. g. ES"'i IiS
,y.S 30 Is .y% "a Es: "a FT:",,a@n Ts1 W.
ss; R1an MS 20 sssn n;ss S IL; .2 iHt;ssssf s,iSs.
iia; J. G. 5000, iia; LuSsy Il, 70; Tsnlss. ii3
The evening world., 1919-10-08
AKTI-RHDS HOAxED
BY BOGUS NEW YORKER
Man VINO Agreed TO Lend 3,ooo,.
100000 Marks Was a Boil
slleyist in Disguise.


Bt1fsdJrS. Oct 9 CAssociated Presa)
The Cabinet OF the Provisional
Government Of West Russia, head
quarters Berlin" o group ot anti
Bolshevist Russians who had organ
lSed a ooyernment here 10 take pos
session Of the Russian territories be-
tween the frontiers Of Poland. Pet-o-
grpd and Moscow whenever the for
tunes OF war should place them In a
position 10 do 10. has been hoaxed by
an individual posing As the accredited
representative OF q New York bank
ing house Of high international repute,
into signihg a document In which
the American banking house" agreed
10 advance 20 the Russians
s,Ooo 900. 600 marks tn return for con-
eessions
The American agent" calling him
self DIR. Moschell, nov appears to
have been n .Bolshevist agent, who
for political reasons was interested
In endeavoring 20 prove the active
presence In Berlin OF an official RUS
sian anti Bolshevist organization op-
ating here with the knowledge Of
the German Government.
Independent secta1tst leaders are
bsRsPsN worki3eswith
the BoI'skeykt Z 10 esentatives Ia this
scheme. The hoax was discovered by
the Russian representatives when the
promised millions wore not forth
coming.
The evening world., 1919-10-08
COPPER SrEApIER.

Brokers and speculative interests
still sell wire bars at Il IA cents a
pound, but the tendency is for prices
to stitfen somewhat. No great guam
tity OF metal is changing hands.
Consumers are buying for October
mainly with some November and
December business being done.
A large producer says the increase
in production TO be noted at many
mines Is in anticipation OF large buy
months from now, Her requirements
for copper wire are immense and
must be attended TO, he says, before
resumption OF industry there can
progress far. Large producers hold
their quotations for October Novem-
ber deliveries firmly al 20 IL.
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds: (:
purse sl.42e; five and one-half fur
2 20 and 70 {. lirst: Indiscfetion,
iT U3uxton), to 6. 10 and 1 70 {,
second: Ineiberator. i0e (ITsece), Is
70 l. s to 1 and 5 70 2. third. Time.
Haekamore, f5esinda, Edith X. and
Foreciogure alao ran.
SECOND RACE-iFor three-year-olds;
purse N,436: one mile and seventy
yRrdr.--War Note. 1i5 Buxton), II to
., 10 5 and 2 TO 0, won: Stepson. i15
(kumpoerD, TO 2, exsu and I 10 Q,
second; Potu. il5 CCaTToll). TO 4.
even and TO 2, third. Time. Las 40
Hohokus. Courting Colors. seauty sleep
Dahinds, ASSUMPTION. Malice. Huey
The evening world., 1919-10-08
DIVIDENDS.

Union oil Company Of California
Regular quarterly OF $3.50 and an
extra dividend Of 81, same as the last
quarter
Federal Sugar Rehnipg Company
Regular quarterly OF S-4 per cent.
on common and 1 l-2 per cent. on
preferred stocks, both payable Nov 1.
Gillette Safety Razor Company
$3.50 a share payable Dec. /.
u. w. Woolworth Company-Regu-
lar quarterly of 81 on common stock
pcyable Dec. L
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NOTES.

Inspiration Copper Company Septsm-
Der production totalled $500 900 pounds
or copper,
Shattuck Arizona Company's septem-
brr production totallcd 7O,4l2 pounds OF
copper. d9O.22e pounds Of lead ana I,9l9
ounces OF silver
Pearl 4 Co. No n Broadway, an
nouncc the formation of an Investment
and securities department that will have
for its purpose the investigation and
organization Of industrial and other en-
terprises with view OF negotiating the
security Issues OF the same. II, Clark
Mooney, recently branch manager for
Pearl & co, at Briarclif Lodge, Rrinr-
elm Manor. N. Y, Is IN charge OF the
new department.