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The New York herald., 1921-02-27
SUGAR STOCKS.
COTTON.

Renewed selling by interests which
had hammered the cotton market late
in It's session OF Friday again forced
cotton futures prices to new low ground
Yesterday. Sufficient pressure TO de-
press the list did not develop until after
the opening. starting prices showing
gain Of TO q points. due to profit tak-
ing by local and outside shorts for over
the week end. The bearish factors In
the situation remained about the same
and included poor weekly statistics and
continued pessimlstic domestic mill
news. General speculative sentiment
continued against the market
At the sessions lowest level the list
showed a net loss of 80 to 80 points on
active months. The close was at or
within a few points Of tho low. late de-
mand being more than satisfied by the
volume Of Southern offerings. The fin
ish was Is 10 80 points net lower. and
local spot closed at less than the IL cent
level at 11.80. Yesterdays downward
move was accelerated again by uncover
ing OF stop loss orders. IL was evident
that even the stanchest longs were be-
coming discouraged due to the continued
drop. The markets technical position
seemed to be without power to check the
decline.
The present bearlsh statistical posi-
tlon OF the market Is brought out by
figures prepared by a local market In
terest IL Is estimated that the avail
able supply on February 1. including the
balance TO be gained Clint cotton only,
was 1i.323,SS6 bales, against 9,005,90S
bales on the corresponding day Of last
season. Mil stock is placed at l,273,os7
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

A WOMAN with some business ability
viii find a splendid opportunity to establish
an independent branch of a well known high
class corset: assured success for an ambi-
ti0us woman. D 81 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

RAILROAD syndicate now forming requires
services four security statesmen highest
character. State your fitness, please, and
give telephone number. A s05 Herald. Full
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
GOLD MINING PROPERTY.
SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant TO resolutions of the Stockholders
and directors, the entire property. real ana
personal, of Eskimo Gold Dredging Com
pany. a Delaware dredging corporation op-
Grating in the Seward Peninsula of Alaska.
will be sold at public auction for cash to the
hughest bidder March 8, 1921, at ten
o'clock A. M, Room 1862. No. 200 Fifth
Avenue, New York. N. Y.
The property was operated during the year
1920. and after normal repairs will be In
condition for operation during the 1921 sea-
son. It includes patented mining ground.
mining claims. electrically equipped dredge,
power plant and transmission line, tools.
buildings, machinery and equipment. sup
plies, &C. Drtilings already made show gold
/, the ground ahead OF the dredge sufficient.
according to the managers recent annual
report, to make a substantial profit for the
coming year.
Details of the property and terms and con-
ditions of sale may be had on application to
the company at address given above.
ESKIMO GOLD DREDGING COMPANY,
200 Fifth Avenue,
New York. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

OPPORTUNITY to purchase half interest In
old established color printing plant for
$4,000; this Will appeal more to one with
knowledge of the business. Address 704
Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

Ing nations lily advertised trade marked
fabrics showing consistent profits for past
five yenrs offers partnership opportunity
for proper man with $780, (thrce hundred
thousand) 10 invest. 6SS Herald, Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

for camp, club or bungalow colony; wis.,!
party to form syndicate to purchase same;
Rockand county. 66 Herald. Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

MANUFACTURING concern desires to con-
meet with responsible party having about
$4,000 to invest In the expansion Of busl-
| ness which has slack times: principals
only. II, Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

INVESTORS wanted for an invention on
auto hydraulic Jack either on royalty or
outright sale. Box 412, 1852 Myrtle av.,
Broollyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
BANKING EXECUTIVE.

A gentleman experienced in banking or
trust company activities, qualified TO take
personal and financial interest In and form
the nucleus In a banking organization TO
which a large volume OF very profitable
business will be directed. will be advised OF
an unusual opportunity involving possbili-
ties OF monopolizing coming Southern com
mercial field location In the South; full
details given in strict confidence TO prin-
cipals only. A ia Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
INDEPENDENT OILS.

400 Anglican Oil. IsA IS IS :.
1000 Indiana. 69is 6oH 6sX u
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

bales. against 1,s52,S26 bales In the
preceding season. Using those figures,
the stock In warehouses and congresses
In country towns and on plantations is
10,050,S19 bales. contrasted with 7,053,-
5S2 bales In 1919-1920. The American
supply outside of mills Is therefore
about 10000 bales more than II was
at the corresponding time OF last year.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BESTovAL
THE LAND OF OUR DREAMS
Contains 1000 acres.
Adjoining the city OF San DIEGO.
located In the ROSE CANON VAL
LEY: In close proximity to the Pa
cific Ocean; linked to San Diego by
the best State road In California:
quick railroad service to San Diego;
has gas mains and electricity.
company OF we'll known New
Workers. and Californians control this
valuable property and are about TO
cut II up into home sites and acre
age and dispose of same either
planted or implanted on easy terms;
certain distinct financial advantages
accrue to those who may become In
terested in this enterprise during the
next two weeks; full information con-
cerning SO me will be given In answer
10 Inquiries from responsible persons
of good reputation. Please address
CALIFORNIA INCOME ESTATES,
p. o. Box IA. Times Square Station,
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A CHAIN garage and repair and repair ser.
vice enterprise Is seeking additional capital
ty the sale of their stock. An excet dinghy
liberal contract Will be given. We viii give
especial service to all auto. owners that has
ncve- been covered by any insurance COM
pany Ia existence. This Is n twentieth cen
tury proposition and will be snapped up by
the investors: only high class men need ap-
ply n 202 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

BOTTLING plant for sale in Newark: bot
tiers of nationally advertised beverage:
equipped with latest bottling machinery; ca
pacity 200 cases of "A bottles each per hour;
delivery equipment consists OF 12 trucks.
three advertising cars; sales for 1920 $50 900
cases; price OF plant SIS 900 will sell half
Interest: VIII deal with principals only. X.
D.. 81 Herald Herald 90
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2G.-Tho cotton mar
ket closed to-day barely steady and with
net declines OF 80 to 43 points, taking con
tracts at Al 30 and July at 1910, having
established new low levels for the season.
The close: March, ILL May, 1i.63; July,
1901; October, 1852; December. 12I2.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

ESTABLISHED INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS
seeking capital for expansion, or
desirous of selling. communicate with
RAYMOND $. FROST CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO ROBERTS-FROST CO.,
sos FIFTH AV. MURRAY HILL 1851.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

'Ex dividend
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

AN established Industrial corporation located
in Greater New York city, with an un-
usually sound and profitable business. show
ing large assets. offers a liberal contract
for added capital by the sale of their stock.
o a96 Herald. Fulton ct.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
CHICAGO PRICES.

wuFAT-No. .. N.0oib; No mixed.
duruin. si.Ie'a. q. E. T.. track New York. 70
CoIlS-Nc. . yellow, s7ilo.; No. . mixed,
so4c., c. l. T., New York. ten days ship
ment
OATs-No. 1 white. BE No. . white
5sisc; No. white. 15iac. NO. white
6si[c fancy clipped white, GO'sc.; ordinary
clipped white. $50, all elevator.
RYE--No Western si.T0A, Z. o. b., and
sl .G6t, G. 4. T., New York
BARIEY-FeedinR. 7T9S3c.; mating, $50
p2c c. l. T., New York.
BJCKwHEAT-sound milling $3.50 a 100
pounds. - 49,
HAY-No I, 81. .4561f SO; No. ., 81 $50 .4J /;
No a. 81 2Od 1 80; shipping, tfI1.15.
sTRAw-No. ! rye. sisai0 a ton.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

OLD company under my management never
earned less than several times invested cap
ital annually for many years. new company.
manufacturing superior product. will posi-
lively repeat: IL you have 50 600 for invest
ment proposition Will unquestionably interest
you; product is absolute necessity and with
out competition: further. can guarantee you
positively against loss; highest references
furn ished and required: no position open. A
s21 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
SUGAR..

The raw sugar market ruled at un-
changed prices.
The range Of prices in yesterdays
future market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

PARTNER wanted to buy interest In
tract OF land in the oil belt near
Tampico, Mexico. to organize an oil
company; references exchanged. Il.
HOOKER, 400 Marshall st., Paterson,
n. J.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

HOE CORPORATIONS. engineers and manu-
facturers OF small and medium sized spe-
cial machines. our engineers Will assist In
design and development OF machines X de-
sired: we make our own castings, both
bronze and gray iron: have expert machin-
lists and tooimakerr. forge, pattern depart.
ment, sheet iron department. Japan and
nickel plating. HOE CORPORATION.
PouQhkesp-fe. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

WILL FINANCE
manufacturers. merchants and selling agents
on their accounts and notes receivable In
plan; interviews invited; confidential.
TRADERS FINANCE CORPORATION.
Room 1911, 43 Exchange pl.. n. Y. @.
Phone Hanover 1851.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
BROKERAGE
OFFICE
FOR SALE.

Mining corporation, having financed
its operations. will sell brokerage
business. Fully equipped offices,
several thousand clients. VIII
transfer good will, offices and equip
ment; $4,000 spent in advertising
TO acquire present list; 100000
raised last year. Address BROK-
ERAGE, d 80 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
MANAGER WANTED

MANAGER WANTED
For seashore hotel. season OF 1921, June to
October; hotel accommodates 800; hotel
experience not absolutely essential. but must
have business experience In order to meet
people OF all classes. social political, finan-
cial; investment OF $1,000 required: approxi-
mate earning $4,000 TO $4,000; for invest
ment we will give you 10 per cent. of net
profits, including salary of $3.50. room.
board and laundry; this is an unusual oppor-
tunity for the right man: please answer in
detail. principals only; 70 cards. 6s7
Herald, Herald 50,
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A WELL KNOWN HIGH CLASS
MANUFACTURERS OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DESIRES TO MAKE CONNECTION
WITH a HIGH CLASS SILK UN-
VIEW OF TAKING CARE OF THE
SELLING END AND FINANCING
SAME. ADDRESS n. A.. $40 LONG
ACRE BLDG.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

LADIES With extensive social
connection 20 solicit trade for
high class ladies' tailor: at
traetive commission. 100, sta
tion d. city.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

AUTOMOBILE MOTOR TRUCK AGENCY
popular priced pleasure car. continental
motor, Delco ignition. we'll advertised: also
high grade standard make trucks at prices
hitherto unheard of: open for New York city.
westchester county and New Jersey; splen-
did opportunity for responsible people; I'M
mediate action required: only those meaning
business reply. Factory Representative,
Eastern Distributor. II. S.. 1853 Herald.
Herald 80.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION; SER
VICE CAR WITH CRANE. ALL LATEST
TYPE DEVICES; MACHINE SHOP. WELD
ING AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT:
s25 900 WORTH OF REPAIR PARTS FOR
AUTOS ON HAND; ESTABLISHED TRADE
FOR AUTOMOBILE TRADE, WITH
AGENCY FOR AUTO TRUCKS AS SIDE
LINE; GREAT PROPOSITION FOR CApA-
BILE MAN: YEARLY BUSINESS TO DATE
$40. 900. BOX 114. 1864 SD AV.
CONCRETE house syndicate now forming to
build large number of concrete houses
offers wonderful opportunity for investment
OF sums from 81 900 TO 100000: system
fully tested and protected by valuable
patents: advertiser. gentleman OF means
ioins syndicate with others on equal foot
ing; business offers opportunity for few
experienced men in active capacity. Apply
with particulars. qualifications. confidential.
500 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

PARTNER wanted to finance and get out
patent of household necessity; glass manu-
facturers take notice. Write AUGUST A.
WALL, 1910 Gates av., Brooklyn. N. a.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

FIRST class situation IN Europe for young
man Of good family desirous or staying 3.
or years In Europe at Brussels, to invest
$4,000 in n contract In representing an
American concern OF good standing; family
bottom: references exchanged Write AR
THUR MOREAU. 1473. Hotel McAipin
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

Total sales stocks. 2s5. $50 shares.
Total sales bonds. $479.o00 par value.
sOdd lots. fSells cents share.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
HOW TO SELL YOUR STOCK
r.fTTs,tyr " AT TT,-rT u. 1-X TpL-\-GtT


QUICKLY AT LITTLE EXPENSE
Numerous clients have raised thousands OF
dollars in n single week through my Direct
way Stock Selling Campaigns. I'll write
your stock prospectus. follow-up Investment
ietters, furnish names of Investors and plan
whole or part Of your campaign: established
reputation; 2hth year. Rosenblun. Advertis-
Ing Expert, 1882 Bway t42d). Bryant 26a3.
STOCK EXCHANGE house. curb broker or
financier. takes $4,000 to
$4,000 cash; possibilities k2aOOO yearly
net Income; STATE HAS OFFERED TO FL
NANCE: want private interests; everything
proven up: pays from start; lndorsed By
largest Industries. the press and all state
officials; no limit TO funds obtainable after
first Investment: details personal interview
principals only. 1898 Herald. Fulton st
A gentleman OF ability, education and means.
under 30, will find wonderful opportunity
for congenial association and profitable In
vestment with president large New York
corporation extending business controlled by
patents: exceptional opening for
right man Interview by appoin tment. State
age. experience and qualifications. Y sos
rcrald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

stock statesmen will sell stocks and bonds
on commission basis for brokerage concerns.
corporations. companies. Individuals securi-
ties must stand thorough investigation. p.
o. box % va: st. Jtation, New York city.
AUTOMOBILE transportation company go
ing out of business has for SEQ ? ton
auto rack trucks. Ford touring ca., = garage
leases; 10 reasonable ~S,<S refused. TEL
3o4 Henry. T. r. -. 4S Coffey ST.. Brooklyn.
n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
BROKERS,
PROMOTERS,

BROKERS,
PROMOTERS.
statesmen.
Oil operator. owning controlling
stock In going oil concern. will
sell his interest to brokers, pro-
moters or statesmen on small cash
payment; balance from stock sales.
Company owns producing oil wells
and promising leases. A real op-
portunity. Address OIL OPER-
AToR, d SO Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

AUTOMOBILE service station and repair
shop for sale; yearly contract on all SER
vice with large dealer; price 81. 900; terms to
responsible party. 3SJ East l49th.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

WANTED. Promoter or promotion firm hav-
ing organized sales force to introduce new
stock issue; attractive price, exceptional
assets; substantial personnel. W. p. 25G
Herald, Herald 50.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-08-20
DEFINE ''AN1ERICAN PLAN.''

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 18.-1n an
address in this city James O'Connell.
president OF the A. F. Of l.. metal
trades department, described the so
called American plan" as q method
whereby "the plan IS in the shop,
but the Anaericanism Is on the ont
side
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-08-20
0RPhEUM

The Orpheum ~theater opens it's
vaudeville season. starting Sunday att
ernoon. The new year. gives every
promise of being the most brilliant
in the annals Of the East Second Ave-
nue. playhouse. The bills will embrace
| the greatest of theatrical novelties.
numerous features artistic and pre-
ponderance of comedy. Laughter is to
be the keynote Of Orpheum circuit
vaudeville this season and the inaugu-
raj bill should prove tremendously
successful from every viewpoint.
Carlyle Blackwell, the noted motion
picture star and the hero of many
movies" as there are days in a year,
is the famous headliner on the first
bill of the season. Mr.. Blackwell and
his clever supporting comedy offer a
rollicking farce entitled Eight, Six
and Four" This vehicle serves to
show the debonair star at his very
best and his hundreds of admirers will
be glad to welcome him in real life.
On the supporting bill is a half
dozen otheracts, of the same high
standard. The Quixey Four present
quartet numbers, both vocal and in
strumental. Male quartets are always
welcome and the Quixey's are said to
be ''peppy" and decidedly clever.
George Mckay and Ottie Ardine In a
bright melange of comedy, dance and
song called, Cali in Fun" are we'll
known vaudevillians, who are said to
said to have the best act of their ca
reer. The Juggling Nelson's are hoop
| rollers and unusually adept in this
49, ;>fl
| Abel, the man with the mobile face,
eAtertains in song, story and dance.
Carleton and Ballew present their
lively diversion, Questionable Fan
cies,' while the Bennett Sisters offer
a refreshing novelty under the title
| of Seaside Sirens" The subsidiary
portion of the bill includes Topics of
the Day." the latest Pat11e News, clev-
er cartoon comedies under the cap
ton Of ':Aesop Fables" and music by
the Orpheum Concert Orchestra.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-08-20

Popular River Route, Toal du Lac Tri,.
Leave Sundays. 9 .. a. and : p. m., re
turn to Duluth, LIS and 7:1s .. m
Leave Saturdays, : ?. m, return to Du
18th: p. m. Mondays, Tuesdays,
Meanssdays. Thulsdays and Fridays,
leave at 10 a. M, return to Duluth.
p. m. .........s ~, II =. -
Rssnd TIP Tickets = Adults, a.;
Children, 3oc. "a /. =. -.
Moonlight Excursions "a Lake ana
bay DAILY, leave s:30 ,. N, return 1850
p. q Round Trip. Sc. Beat 1eaSes froos
dsck at fsot FIFTH An. ~. 8
Glow Q 11cHQLso1 "a. 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-08-20
WAGES DROPPED
11PER CENT IN
Y::FACT0R|ES
State Bureau Report Shows
Cut in Manufacturing Indus
tres Mostly in "Up-State."

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 1S.-TheE
average weekly earnings of employees:
in the manufa curing industries Of
this state during June was $25.71, s.-'
cording to the state department Of.
labor. The average is 1922, or II per-
cent, less than the record average or
last October when high" wages paid:
skilled workers. averaged but $3.50"
The June average weekly earnings
in New York city was $27.22 and for
the remainder of the state $24.62.
Compared with a year ago the drop
in the average weekly earnings in the
factories of the state amounts to $3.O6.
The departments June report is based
on returns from 1,648 representative
factories throughout the state employ
ing 100000 workers and having a
weekly pay roll OF more than $11, $780,
OOO
1t is stated that some of the heavi-
est reductions were outside of New
Y ork city.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-08-20

Having secured control Of prac-
tically all other means of conn
nfianicating facts to the public,
big business Is now going after
the moving picture.
The Philadelphia Chamber of Com
merce has protested to the Pennsyl-
vania board Of censors that films are
being used to disseminate radical
propaganda, and Henry Star Richard
son, secretary of the board, says that
the matter will be looked into. The
board can be relied upon to do a good
job, FOR 1t has a keen eye for prop
uganda not approved by big business.
How keen is told by David Wark
Griffith, one of Americas leading pro.
ducers, who, in protesting all censor
ship of the films as dangerous and
un-American, points out how the
Pennsylvania censors> are treating
films that deal with Industrial sub
jects.
William s. Hart has filed with the
problem, titled whistles" According
to Mr.. Griffith. the picture as made
had a forword containing these lines:
''Since the day o. Plato and So
crates there have been many men
of wisdom, but none sage enough
to solve the struggle eternal be-
tween capital and labor"
In Pennsylvania capital is the thing,
and it's officials are quick to detect
anything that might reflect unfavor-
ably upon employers, so the censors
revised this title to read: Zone of the
eternal struggles Of life"
Another title in the Hart picture
read: 1.-The Chappie Home, realm
which does not jump at the imperious
call of the whistle"
The censors doubtless feared that
spectators might Immediately think
of the "palaces on the hills and how
els in the hollows'' that dot Pennsyl-
vania and made this substitution:
1.-The domicile of manufacturer not
bad at heart, yet who does not realize
that his interest lies in seeing that the
interests of his employees are equally
as we'll protected as his own" That
sentence modifies the meaning if it
does not improve the rhetoric of
Harris caption.
Another caption reads: "You've
had six years to make this place safe
You've been thinking of dollars. You
haven't had time to think OF lives"
This was substituted: you had no
right to put off making this place
safe" See? The manufacturer in
tended all along to remove a deadly
nuisance, but hadn't quite got around
to the job. So many things to do
cutting coupons and the like.
The work Of the Pennsylvania CEN
sors attains almost, if not quite, the
quality OF humor. Hart had written
this title: "Connor's widow came to
you and you sent her away with a
few filthy dollars when you killed her
husband" That would never do in a
state ruled by the kings of steel and
coal, so the censors changed it to
read: >tj.s
when Conndr's widow came to
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-08-20
MEXICO treats
W|THlAb0R0 ON
FAIR PLAN NOW
Treat TdIers as Human Beings;
Morale Improves With Adop-
ton Of Golden Rule.
Continued from PuQe I.

COnC1nNeG from rage /.
building each day one locomotive, two
passenger coaches, six box cars, two
caboose cars and two tanks, in add1-
ton to doing a great amount of MAN.
tenance and track work
1.-The railroad shops of the Vera
Cruz railroad, the Queens own the
stock of which is owned by British
citizens, are located at Orizaba. They
employ about the same number of
men that is working at Aguascalientes.
But the output is considerably less.
This company is able to maintain less
than 40 per cent of its power:
THE workers at the government
shop told me that they were assisting
the government in every way. 1T Is
our government-why shouldn't we
do everything we can for it? they
asked.
AT Oriza ba the workers were sui
len and resentful. Why should we
make money for foreigners? they
asked.
Fair Dealing Is Reward.
IT have said that the Mexican gov
eminent was actuated by the soundest
of business principles in form ulating
it's labor policies. 1t requires only the
sharp contrast between conditions at
the government and private railroad
shops to demonstrate the integrity Of
it's judgment. Workers who are dealt
with fairly. treated as human beings
have a right to be treated, permitted
to fell that they are something moro
than mere cogs in machinery, are do
ing their level best to assist the gov
eminent with it's problems. Its prob
lens are their problems, also. On the
other hand, employees in the private
shops lack interest, loyalty and incen-
tive, and we find there inefficiency,
drudgery and unproductivity.
':Practically every government Off
cial with whom I conferred assured
me that there had been a very decided
Improvement in the morale of workers
as the conditions of labor were bet
tered. They understand the workers
psychology. Practically every import
ant parsonage in the government has
been a manual worker.