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The evening world., 1921-02-24
FlNANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES

buck, Woolworth common. American
International preferred md Pullman,
all OF which at one time showed de-.
cline from three TO eou" points
In stocks that ordinarily are favor
ite mediums for trading largest
losses were shown by Mexican Pc
uoleum, which declined four points,
Utah Copper Ajax Rubber, which
passed its common d vidCnd, Stude-
baker, Crucible, Superior OH and
American Sumatra Tobacco.
Outside OF tho hcaviness in the
grain and cotton markets and the
continued decline In foreign eN-
change rates there was little In the
way of news having a bear ng on
stock market values, Money con-
tinued to renew at Z per cent, al
though there is an abundant supply
o. funds available outside the Stock
Exchange at 6 and 1-2 per cent.
Railroad stocks made the best
showing. II Is now accepted as a fore
gone conclusion that the President
will not veto the WinslOw Railroad
Bill and IL IS the consensus Of opinion
in Wall Street that railroads are now
IN the best position and have a better
outlook than any time in the last de-
cade.
Next to the railroad group OF stocks
sugar shares made the best showing.
The Cuban Sugar Commission has be-
gun TO function, and the price OF re-
fined sugar was advanced to-day 70
Z "a cents a pound by practically all
refiners
Pressure against the market in
creased daring the tate afternoon
trading. There continued to be a
dearth OF news OF an important IL
nanciul bearing. hut the pear con-
Uugent dor we'd sufficient encourage
ment from tho clsy manner in which
declines were brought about. In the
last half hour kelly-Springficld fell
for a loss OF more than five points,
and Allied Chemical g. Dye extended
it's decline 10 more than four points.
The extreme loss in United States
Stee1 was about po mt The tone
at the ciose was unsettled. and final
prices in most cases were at or near
the lowesl of the day.
Cotton extended it's loss to S2.75
bale Sterling exchange In late deal
ings broke through 1856.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
CUT
STEEL WAGES AGAIN
Jones & Laughlin Co. Announces
20 Per Cent. Reduction
March I.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. "a reduc-
ton approxmating 20 per cent. in
the pay of all laborers Of the Jones
q Laughlin Stgel Company will be-
come effective March l, it became
known here to-day. Readjustments
Of the wages of tonnage men in con-
fOrmity with the new labor scale also
will be made at the Same time.
The Jones &; LaushllA Company,
ono OF tho largest independent steel
companies, employs in normal times
..Dout $4,000 men. The new rate Of
pay will be 81 cents an hour. the
present rate being SO cents an hour.
About 49 per cent. of the men en-
ployed in a steel mill are classed as
laborers.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
BOY ACTOR, NINE,
SUES FOR 100000
Permanently Injured in Hotel Ele-
vator Accident, Says George
Wolcott Seeking Damages.

George Wolcott. nine years old, who
for two years prior to July 9TH. was an
actor on the speaking stage and in the
movies, to-day. through Moses FeIten-
stein appeared before Supreme Court
Justice Daniel T. COhalan and n Jury
as plaintiff in suit for sl0O.0OO dam
ages against the Ver Potent Realty Co.
George. who was wheeled into court
by nurse. accompanied by his mother
and father, the former an actor In one
Of George NJ. Cohan's plays, alleges h.
was attempting TO enter the elevator in
the apartment house at No. l1a Mes,
4Ith street owned by the defendant.
The elevator started suddenly and ne L.
yelvod severe and permanent injuries OF
the hip, chest and both arms.
The boy has appeared IN the moVtes
with Billie Burke and In the cast Oi
Maoterlinck's '~rhe Betrothal." AccJrd-
ing to his testimony, he lives with his
parents at No. lls West 45th Street.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
CHAPTER III.

tContnuc1l
~ HB nodded without speaking.
He saw her looking out OF the
~ window, although she saw
nothing He saw the round
smoothness OF her cheek, so childish,
so appealing. One loose brown curl
had fallen across her check. Her
hands lay limp in her lap.
He lifted one of them, but VAR
did not respond. II lay N his as
though 1t had no feeling. lie did not
try to talk to her, respecting her
mood, which he thought was caused
by nervousness. But Varia, looking
blindly out on Riverside Drive,
heard only two words, repeated
again and again--'NGod knows"
Were home, DEAR her husband
said.
The car had stopped before
the Wentworth, n great apartment
on Riverside Drive. Varia smiled
stiffly when she heard Martin say
ing II wish you the greatest OF hap
piness, Mrs. Amory!" He had evi-
IDENTIFY worked hard over the little
speech.
Varia did not speak to John until
the door lof their apartment had
closed, leaving them alone.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
WATRRSS SSy
QUESTIONS.

/. Who was the twenty seeond
President Of the United States?
2. Who wrote "Old Curiosity Shop"2
8. What political party in the UIGtsd
StatoS at ono timO had tho feru,
"Barnburners" applied to a group of
lie radical msmbors2
4. OF what island group is Abaso
the largest iSiand1
& Where 10 the Land Of Cases7
q What Greek physician on ancient
tIMeO has bOON called "Tho Father Of
4 81 Whist State is Jackson the
capital oityf
3. By what other name is the ans-
mono known?
3. What does srudte msan7
TO- What English navigator dis-
covered the Hawaiian Islands in
i77B1 -
ANSWERS.
I. Grover Cleveland; ., Dickens; 3
! Democratic; 4, Bahamas; B, Scotland;
| a HippocrateSi 7, Mississippi:
WindhoWer; ., learned; 10, Capt
Jones Cook ----
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OF / per cent was declared on the
common IN addition 10 The regular
disbursement OF per cent
The Galena Signal o Company de-
clared the regular quarterly per
cent. preferred dividend. payable
March 81 to stock OF record Feb. rs.
The Liggett Myers Tobacco Com
pany declared the regular quarterly
* per cent preferred dividend, pay
able April J 20 stock of record
March Is
The North American Company de-
clarvd tine rcgIlo" l-4 per cent diyi-
doni payable April 7 to stock OF
record March H..
Ta. /. :. gypsum Collt.u. de-
clared the regular quuus'lw dividend
OF 1 per cent. on commOn stool aud
l S-4 per cent. on preferred both pay-
able March 81, 20 stock Of record
March Is,
The evening world., 1921-02-24
FLOW OF LIQUOR
FROM CANADA is
LIABLE TO CEASE
Under Bill Backed by Premier
Government viii Control
All lntoXicantS.
MONTREAL Feb. "a.

MONTREAL Feb, "a.
THB now OF liquor from
Canada to the United States
will be cut off II . bill now
before the Quebec Parliament be-
comes a law. Premier Taschereau
and his cabinet are stalking their
political futures on the measure
and II II fails to pass the Cabinet
will resign at once.
The bill would make the Quebec
Government tako ov0r control Of
spirits, wines and malt beverages.
All exports win be prohibited un-
der its provisions. Al present
LIQUOR runners ara within the law,
The evening world., 1921-02-24
SAYS HE WRECKED FACTORY.
One of Five identified nv Manu-
facInrer'a AsanIlant.

A man giving the name of Peter
Mancuso. thwenty-one. SO. 50 East
Third Street. one or five arrested on
suspicion, was Identified to-day by Da-
vid Dolberg OF the Fairsex Manufacture
ing Company as one OF the men who
wrecked the cOmpany's factory AT No.
2O5 Lexington Avenue yesterday and
knocked the proprietor, George Weiser.
unconscious with black Jacks.
MancuBO is to he aTraigned on
charge Of grand larceny and assault.
The other prisoners said they were John
Lyden, No. 800 Gun Hill Road: James
Mamoruso, No. 3531 White Plains Ave
nue.; Frank SuBcO. No. 1881 Holland
tellO. No. 3631 Holland Avenue. The
fight In the Weiser plant was said to
be due to a labor dispute.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
BLAMES SUIT ON NOTE.
}. r. Walker, ST., says Wife Inter
ceP4ed Girls Letter to Junior,

James F. Walker s.. No. 1890 ia
malice Avenue, Brooklyn. resisting to-day,
in the Brooklyn Supreme Court, the
petition of his wife. Louisa, No. 3B6
Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, for $35 Il
week alimOny and $3.50 counsel fees
pending her suit for separation. blaru ID
his marital troubles on his wifes al
legged jealousy and an intercepted let
ter intended for their son. James L.
Walker. Jr. The letter. in a girlish
hand. his affidavit stated, his wife
thought was for him.
Walker. who, his wife said treated
her cruelty and stayed out niEhta, made
cOunter-oharges supported by their
son-in-law, Harry Born, No. 4s4 l1th
Street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
HELD FOR SLAYlNG GIRL.
TAIN ArrnIEncd. McWonRgIe Did
Not Know she Had Died.

James McMouaEle OF I'hnadelphln was
held without bail In tho Washington
Heights Court to-day 20 uwaH the aC-
tiOn OF the Grand Jury OH "a charGe OF
murder. lie was arrested Feb. IS
charged with shooting his sweetheart.
Dorothy Settler. No. 6O2 West l37th
Street She died in the Harlem Hospital
yesterday.
McMpnagls did not know she was
dead until he was arraigned to-day.
He became hysterical dn his grief when
he was taken back 20 his cen. He has
been writing tSttcrS 20 MISS Scltzcr since
his arrest. a letter he wrote last night
reached the hospital to-day.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
CONGRESS TO HOLD
NIGHT SESSIONS
Must Increase Hours to Get All
Appropriation Bills Through
Before Adjournment.

WASHINGTON, Fep 24.-Nicht
sessions Of the House In order 10 get
all appropriation bills through before
adjournment March 4, were an
nounced to-day by Representative
Monden OF Wyoming, the Republican
leader.
Delay In agreeing 10 conference re-
ports left little possibility of clear
ing the calendar without extending
the working time. he said, and see
sions will open at II A, NJ, hero
after with n supper recess from 10
IS l.. NJ.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
Reported Attempt to Attnck EI,
kntaeF

DOORN, Holland, Feb. 24.-A Ger
man youth armed with revolver
according to reports current here to-
day slipped through the guard
about IN ehome Of the former Ger
man Emperor Aesterddy, but was
caught inside the grounds. The re-
ports could not be confirmed. how
ever.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
PusLIc NOTICES.

nFARiR0 on PORN OF oONTRACT.
lleti1 = bslshy Flen th9i pohlle 6seIlng sin
- k-if = ~ nfiios u the TranHit Cnnaruuti0n
lralnia.iOEaF, No. 40 Laiayeite StnU. borouaA u
Hfsnhaitan. Neg York CITY, On the lth day e
isTms and conditions q the fOFm q CONTRACT To-
~ ro,tSfrlic1io ION ~ the pan Of The Quecntboro
firl,.7rs Hard Tranaii Htiiroad. R1utr No 81.
as Fir,sf and ga stFoet. Eighth Avenue TO Van
derhiit AFenue
fiaaIn,d a the office the Transit UOnsi plCt ion
commissioner for 81 eaeh, ,, ..,-....-.
flstod Febrlary ld. 1921.
nSfrd F,huar ie 1894.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
Drops Dead on Irfh Avenue.

james =. soulN, t-ty-tye, ID soles-
man, OF No. G6U Eastern Parkway,
Brooklyn. died suddenly at Fifth Ave
nue. and S6th Street. to-day. The body
was identified by his brother ln-ldW.
Thomas r. Brady, NO 2Sl Sterling
Street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1921-02-24

AN Test and Found' articles
advertised IN The World or reported
90 'I.ost ard Found Bureau" Room
1Og. World building. VIII be listed
Cor thirty days. These lists can bs
aeen at any OF The World'a OFFICES.
'Lost and F0une' advertisements
can be left a. any OF The WoTld's
Advertising AGSnciss. or can be
oelephoneo raetiy n The World.
uau 40 kmaR. New York. -
NIctf .aics. tloo Ma
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LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty 3l-2s opened 9IOs. up .O2;
First Alta s7.2s, up IA; Second,
S6.7O; Third, Ss.9s, up .O4; Fourth.
81, up .O2; Victory ss-4s. S7.4O, up
.O2; 4S-4s. S740.
The evening world., 1921-02-24

January gross earnings Of the In
teT'boro Rapid Transit Company
amounted to &4,s4O, ,996. an increase OF
$496, ,S59 or about 10 per cent. COM
pared with year ago. The deficit
after charges, as shown by the com
pany's statement. was S225S4l. a de-
crease of approximately 10 per cent.
compared with January OF last year.
The deficit IS exclusive OF accruals
under provision Cf contract No. 3 and
related certif Gates, which under
these agreements with the city are
payable from future earnings.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
Wall St. Gossip

Stockholders Of the United States
Rteei Corporation have crossed the
100, 900 mark for the first time. On
Feb. 10 they numbered 1OO,64i. At
the close OF 1916 the Corporation had
only 37,72O stockholders.
Directors Of the Ajax Rubber Com
pany to-day decided 90 suspend divi-
dends on the common stock Such
action had hCen fOracls, o.. I.,1r
heaviness Of the stock. The company
has been paying 81 a share annually.
Refined sugar prices were advanced
again to-day. Practically all refiners
quoted Z 3-4 cents a pound. The re-
cent low Wholesale price was 6.S5
cents a pound The increase Of
nearly a cent n pound Is the result
OF the formation OF Cuban Sugar
Commission 20 market the crop now
being harvested. The commission Is
now making sales OF raw sugar at
81 cents. New York members ot
tie commission are i. q. Lowry or
r. Atkins d co. and II. +. Costello
OF CzarnikOW -Rionda Company
II was reported to-day that stock
holders OF Castor. Williams & Co.
at a special meeting to be held to-
morrow will be asked 20 subscribe
to stock OF new company at $40 a
share. II the proposed plan is sue
ccssful Il Is expected that tho pres
ent CASTOR Williams & Wigmore
d Company will be liquidated. The new
company will engage in the export
business.
The evening world., 1921-02-24

Stockholders OF tho Texas Conn
pany will soon be asked To approve
an increase In authorized stock from
$3.50. .OO0, 900 to Sl45,OOO 900. II the issue
Is approved the additional stock will
be offered to stockholders OF record
on March 81 at par CS35) a share to
the extent Of Is per cent. OF their
holdings.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
CHAPTER ".

NV YHY, Varia Grey!" a gay
OAA voice called and Varia
wv turned to see Molly
Stlwell waving TO her.
The evening world., 1921-02-24

The annual report OF the United
Drug Company issued to-day proved
TO be In direct contrast with most
other annual statements issued re-
Gently In that II showed an Increase
instead Of a large decrease IN earn
ings available for common dividends
The common share balance was equal
20 $ilO2 per share, compared with
S10.96 earned I'm 1919.
A New York Stock Exchange scat
sold to-day for 800 900. This Is an in
crease Of $4,000 over the last previous
sale.
The evening world., 1921-02-24
FORETGN BNcHANGE CLOSE.


off .. French francs. O7lO: cables.
OH. Lire, demand. 1854; cables.
.O3C9. Of .OOOl Belgian francs. de-
mand, .0742; cables, .O7i3, Off .oolO Oc.
Marks, demand, .0lb9: cables .viGu,
of .0O06c Canadian dollars. demand.
JSS25c., up ,0075c. Swiss francs. do
mand. 1850; cables, 1855, of .OOO5c.
Guildefs, demand, 1898; cables, .34OS.
of .o022c. Pisetas, demand, 1887;
cables, 1892, on .OOO5c.; Sweden lu
demand. .2227; cables, 1892, off .OOdBc.
Denmark kr, demand. 1906; cables,
1911, of .00O4c. Argentina pesos, de-
mand, 1900 cables 1920, on OOiOc.
DIVIDENDS.
The American Tobacco Company
declared the regular quarterly l'a per
cent. preferred dividend. payable April
20 stock Of record March no.
Tho Childs Company declared 90,
regular quarterly dividends OF . per
cent. on the common and ~ per cent
on the preferred. both payable March
10 70 stock OF record Feb. rs. Three
months ago an extra dividend OF u
The evening world., 1921-02-24

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