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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03
MEXICAN PRESIDENT
EXPLAINS SITUATION
President Oregon Shows Why Mexico
Is Forced to Delay Pay
ment Of Debts.

New York-Citing seventeen reasons
in explanation for the default, Presi-
dent Obregon of Mexico, has an
nounced the temporary suspension of
Mexico's debt agreement with the in
ternational committee of bankers, in a
cable to his financial agents here.
Placing most of the blame on his
former finance minister, Adolfo De La
Huerta, for Misrepresentation in ar
ranging the loan, Oregon goes into
lengthy detail for the governments
reason in falling to pay on June 80,
the interest due on its recognized
debt of S700,00o,000.
The decree said great number OF
both civil and government officials and
employees had not been paid for several
months in an effort to make good the
interest due, but gave assurance the
government expected to be able to pay
up all the aecumulative interest due
the bankers by the end of this year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03
British Golf Star
Wins French Title

Laboulie, France.-Cyril Tolley,
star British amateur golfer, won the
French open championship, decided
here today, with total of 20 for the
10 holes of medal play. Walter Hagen,
the American professional holder Of
the British. open championship, finish
ed second with total of 293.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03
Reed Sure McAdOO
Would Lose Missouri

Kansas City.-If William G. McAdoo
receives the Democratic nomination
for president "his defeat in this state0
(Missouri) is as certain, as Inevitable
as that the sun shall arise and set
upon election day." Senator Reed of
Missouri said in statement issued
from his sick room here today.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03

mediately went to work. They were
lowered into the water and searched
beneath overhanging banks, and
around the abutments to the bridge.
However, so far they have failed to
find any trace Of the woman's body.
Dynamiting will be resorted to to-
morrow, it was stated by Coroner
Truman T. Parker. But it is doubtful
ii this will produce any results, due
to the fact that the stream is badly
swollen from the recent heavy rains
and the current is very swift. 1t is
believed that the body may be miles
below the scene of the tragedy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03

Largest floating dry dock il the
world was recently berthed at South
ampton, Eng, and, with capacity of
10000 tons, can dock the largest ship
adcat
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03

The principality Of Wales hasi an
area of 7467 square miles and popu-
lation Of 100000
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03

Mean solar time is that shown by a
good clock or watch; apparent solar
time is shown by sun dial.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03

Madison Square Garden, New York
Driving ahead full spead to make the
greatest show of strength they could
muster, Smith and McAdoo forces
went out today to roll up their scores
in the hope of reaching point of de-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03
FAILS
TO LAND M'AD00

CONTINUED from page y
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03
INDIAN TO HUNT
FOR LOST BODY

CONTINUED from page y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
BUEN CONSEJO De UNA
=. SENORA AGRADECIDA

Las mujeres, por la constitution
delicada de su organismo, estan sule-'
taS a muchos trastornoS de cuya'
gravedad solamente elias tienen,
conocimiento cabal. A muchaS la
vida viene ser un constante marti-
rio por los agudos sufrImientos pc
culiareS n su Sexo, que tan diffcil y
pcnoso les hace ell cumplir con suS
Quehaceres diarios.
Felizmente hay un remedio que
pronto pondra fin esas doIencias,
proporcionando un sentimiento de
algeria y nueva satisfaction de vivir,
donde antes no hubo mas que deSi-
lusion y dosmayo.
"Por mas de cuatro aflos," dice la
Sra. Julia Dzib dc T., de Merida,
Yuc., Mexico, tcalIe so No. 455,)
''me encontraba agobIada constante-
mente por calenturaS, nm maIeStar
general, dolores de cabeza, faIta de
apetito y de color, pues estaba muy
palida. Cada vez que era presa dc
mis- males, sentfa muchu dolor de
esaR RldaS, marcos, sudor frfo, los
rinOnes adoloridos. que me costaba
mucho trabajo inclinarme Y no me
daban ganas de hacer NADIA.
"Casualmente vi un anu1cio de las
Pildoras Rosadas del DIR. Williams Y
me decidf probarlas. En- ell primer
mes sentf un alivio, al segundo me
sentf otra. No encuentro paIabras
para demonstrates mi agradecimien-
to, va que no soy aquella escIava de
mis- males"
La sangre circula por todas parties
~
consigo Salud y bienestar a todos los
6rganos. La digestion meiora, los
nervios Sc fortaIecen y los musculos
adquieren nuevo Eigor.
I'm librito gratis, tConsejos Conf
denciales para Senoras" Sc lie man
dara 81 10 pide, expresando el tftulo,
Schenectady, N. Y. E. U. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEP DEL INTERIOR
OFICINA DEL COMISION.ADO
Septiembre 8, 1924
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA

PROPOSICIONES en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication en- pGblica SUI
baSta de las Obras de construction de
UN EDIFICIO DE HORMIGON PA
RA ESCUELA DE DOS SALONES EN-
Ell BARRIO CUCHILLAS DE CORO-
ZAL, PUERTO RICO, cuyO presupues-
CINCO MIL DOLARES $5,000O0) Sc
admitiran en- esta oficina hasta las
. 90 p. NJ. del dia - de setiembre,
1924, en- que sc abriran pGbicamente.
T0dos los datoS necesarios Sc dardn
en- la Oficina del ArquitectO donde sc
encuentran lie manifesto los documen-
tos que han Gle regir en- el contrato.
podran los licitadores recOger los pla-
nos modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar, mediante un dep6sito de
DIEZ DOLARES $4,000 que Serdn
reembolsad0S al ser Gevueltos dichOS
documentos en- el plazo de veinte (20)
dias despues de efectuada la suhasta.
La administration Sc reserva ell dere-
cho de rechaZar cualquier todas las
proposiciones, v el de adjudicar ell con
trato bajo Otras consideraciones que
las Gle precio solamente.
GuiIIermO ESTENES,
Comisionado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
De YaucO
MITINES: :

Imponente y regio fue ell mitin que
dio la "'Alianza" en- Yauco Ell lunes
Gel corriente Mas de 5000 personas
Sc aglomeraron junto la tribuna pa
ia oir la palabra de Hernandez Use
ra, Bacerril, Juan B. Soto, Barcel6
Tous Soto. A las de la manana ter
mino ei acto ell el que solo hubo la
nota de dssorden dada por un adver-
ssrio polftico Los hombres del parti-
do Constitutional Historico organiza-
ron para ell domingo del corriente
un gran mitin ell que dieron con bue-
ma concurrence en- la plaza de Colon.
Desilaron por la tribuna del elefante
Martinez Nadal, Victor Coll Cuchi,
Epifanio Fiz v otros. A las atlas ho-
ras de la noche terminaron su acto
que lejos de ser patri0tico fu6 para. in
sultar los hombres dc la "Alianza".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
CONTRA LA PoLICIA:

Ell peri6dico local "La Reforma' .
la emprende agresivamente contra ell
policia insu1ar senior Parrilla porque
este al proceder contra los titeres no
los trata con lenguaje de Ateneo. Co.
nocemos al sefior Parrilla como funcio
mario y nos consta que goza del apre-
clio la estimation de todos los elemen
tos de valer en- Yauco que saben apre
ciar que ell citado policia es un fiel
cumplidor de SUI deber es culto y
caballeroso en- su trato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
LLUVIAS:

En- los dos aiios anteriores habia 81
do esta comarca castigada por una Sc
quia que echo a perder mas cosechas
v cause la muerte mucho ganado po
niendo EN- crisis a muchos agriculto-
res.
Este afio la lluvia ha sido abundan-
to las cosechas Sc han salvado au-
mentandose ell cultivo de muchas fin
cas-. Nos alegramos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13

CuandO usied c1H7re. com1e FISK
Ia Coma ideal psT 81 perfection
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
CON LICENCIA:

Nuestro amigo senior Jose M. vi
valdi, Director de ''La Reforma' y
Manager de la Yauco Printing Co., dis
fruta de dos meses de licencia, los
que dedica la actividad politica de
Ia campafia. lie sustituye en- su puesto
su hermano senior Domingo Vivaldi
Piovanetti
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
DON TOMAS RODRIGUEZ:

Ell jueves del corriente rindi6 Ia
jornada de la vida el virtuoso ciuda-
dano Seiior Tomas Rodriguez. Era cl
fenecido persona prestigiosa goza-
ba Ell la comunidad del aprecio de
cuantos le conocieron. Lamentamos la
irreparable perdida nos unimos la
familia Rodriguez -Gerones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
DON JAIME ANExXY:

Tuvimos ell placer de saludar al dis
tinguido amigo y conocido ingeniero
Sr. Jaime Anexxy, quien estuvo dos
6ias en- la residencia de sus hijos en-
la hacienda San Rafael. Don jaime
estuvo trabajando en- la direction de
Ia construction de la casa ACADIA y
supo dejar aqui hondas simpatias y
amigos que de veras lie aprecian.
YO ACUSo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13

eLas personas facas, palidas, nerviosas,
Lebiles extenuadas, tienen la 'sangre
'obre. Estan sujetas q resfriados, pull
nonfas, malaria, c6lera 6 cualquiera de
As rsiltiples dolencias que prevalecen mas
mesbs en- todo tempo. La PANACEA
DE SWAIN va & la raiz del NAL. Es un
Fivifcador de la sangre. Enriquece Ia
angre Y fortifca la constitution. El
esultado es que la carne Sc pone eniuta y
|rme y el cuerpo es fortifcado para re-
istir q la enfermedad. Els un restaurador
naravilloso del cuerpo. De venta en- las
armacias y droguerjas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
BANco DE REFAcc1oN:

gF~ FrT "
Ell domingo del corriente Sc cele-
bro una reunion de cafeteros en- la
casa alcaldia para organizar un ban
CO de refaccion para los cafeteros. A
ella concurrio ell sefior Ballester, ta-
sador del Banco, asi como ell Gerente
senior Thomas Y Ell Sub-gerente. Sc
discuti6 ampliamente todo 10 referen-
te la organization v alli mismo Sc
colocaron mas de 700 acciones. Reina
gran entusiasmo con toda seguridad
sera un hecho ell citado banco en- Yau
CO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
CBITo:

En- la semana que termino ell en-
treg6 su alma al todopoderoso Ia no
BILE matrona Josefa Rodriguez de Ga
rrigo. Era la virtuosa DANA muy que
rida en- esta poblaci6n y su sepeio
asistio una buena concurrencia. La
mentamos la desgracia y nos unimos
sus familiares en- su pena.
Evening star., 1924-04-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 81 Omitted States
department of AgriCulturel.-Hog
Receipts. aI060 hea F.; mostly 10 lower:
all interests buying: bulk. good and
choice ESQ TO S25 pound butchers
{. '.4eat.55; extreme top. go; bulk. de
sirable $50 to 225 pound averages.
7.2oa7.50: bulk. better grades 40 To
$50 pounds. 690a7.15: packing sowS
largely 6.7Ga6.a0; killing pigs steady;
hulk. good and choice 10 to 130
pounds 6.00a650
Catte-Receipts. $4,000 head: beef
steers and fat she stock moderately
active. generally steady to strong:
spots shade higher on fed steers Of
value to sell al 1000 upward: largely
steer run; killing quality mostly me-
dunn to good: early top marured
steers. 12.e5: some held higher: bulk
fed steers. S.50a 90: StUckcrS and
feeders coInpa ratiyely scarce. strong;
bulk fat cows. 5.50a1.5o: most beef
heifers, 6.50aS.25: few weighty bolog-
ma bulls above 800; lighter kind. 4.75
and below: yealerS 80 lower: bulk
desirable light and handyweight veal
calves to packers, 1.50aS.50; few
choice kind 900.
Sheep-Receipts. $1,000 head; com
paratiyely slow; few early sales fat
lambs around steady: fat sheep weak
to 25 lower; good to choice fat wool
ed lambs, 1925; some held higher:
choice clipped lambs. 1890; bulk fat
clipped ewes. 9.15a10.00: good wooled
ewes. HOO.
Evening star., 1924-04-21
ACTIVITY DWINDlES
IN COTTON FOR WEEK
Shorts and Longs Confne Opera
tions to Evening Up Commit
ments Prior to Holiday.
By tho Asso,.isfed Press.

~ IN" Associsfe cd Press
NEW ORLEANS, La. April Co
The cotton market was a compare
lively quiet affair during last week.
although there were occas asional
spurts Of activity and fairly wide
fluctuations. For the most part both
shorts and longs eontented them
selves with evening up commit tmcnts
in advance of the rather protracted
Easter holidays. Longs took ad-
vantage of all bulges to liquidate.
prefcrring to leave as few accounts
open over the holidays az possible.
while shorts covered for the same
general reason.
Although there existed no pres
sure to speak Of in the market. the
trend was slowly downward, prices
at the close showing "A net loss of
about 81 points for the week and a
decline from the highest reached a
little more than a week ago of
nearly 200 points. The principal de-
pressing influence was duIlness in
tine cotton goods trade, buyers hav-
ing been discouraged from cortin-
ting tn" show of activity noted A
week ago by the reactionary tend
ency or the raw cotton market
Jhere also was renewed talk of
mill curta!lnl emit The March takings
by the countryss mills amounted 70
4S4.obe bales, 7s per cent of that in
harch a year ago. when the high
record for the postwar period was
reached. stocks in warehouses; and
manufacturing establishments, which
amount to about three months sIp-
Ply at the March rate Of consuup-
ton and exports. are nearly one mil
non bAlcs smaller than at this time
last year.
Evening star., 1924-04-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 81 CSpe-
ciaI ).-i'otat"es. White. 100 pounds,
75a l.I5: 80 pounds. l.25a2S5: sweets
and vans, barrel, 2.50a7.0O: new po-
tatoes, barrel. 7.00al0.00: bushel, 15a
500 asparagus, dozen, J.00aS 90 /:
beans. bushel, >. .50a4.00: beets, basket
l.5Oa2. 90: kale, bushel. 22a30; cabbag
basket 2.5ba2.15: carrots, hundred.
4.00a6.0o; caulifiower. crate, . 250a32
celery, crate, 2.15a3.25: cucumbers.
crate. 6.O0a 1000; eggplants. crate
3.t0a1-00: horScradish. buShel. coca
so; lettuce, bushel, 2.50a5.50; onions.
100 pounds, l.25a2.I5: spring onions.
hundred, l25a 1.50: parsnipS. basket.
65a15; peas, hamper, 3.00a5. so: pep
pers, crate, 3.U0a6.e0; spinach, hushel.
5naI55: radishes, bushcl, 0Oa2 p :
squash: crate, 4.00a5.00: tomatoes.
crate, 2.50a5 %: turnips, bushel. 40a 80
Apploc-Packed barrel, 2.G0a4 so;
bushel, 5Oal.50; box apples, l.75a2.5O: /:
grapefruit. box, l.50a2.15: oranges,
box, 2.00a2.15; straw berries quart
6Ja10
Evening star., 1924-04-21
BOND PRICES SHOW
U. S. LOANS WELL UP
Foreign Issues and High-Grade
Domestic Securities Also Strong.
Industrials Irregular.
BS GEORGE T.. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
NEW YORK. April 21-Strength in
United States government loans. for
eign bonds and some of the higher
grade domestic investment issues,
scattered weakness in industrials and
irregularity in speculative rails were
characteristics of today's bond mar
ket.
Tn" buvinE of United States gov
"rnment bonds ccntercd around the
Treasury 4ka. which made n new
high record for the year and a new
high since they were issued in Octo-
ber, 1922. This is the issue Of long
est term. The bidding up of this
issue TO a high record would indicate
coniideEc" in a long period of easy
money. All the old liberty issues
were strong. the second "a and the
fourth 4hs both selling at par again,
while the taN-exempt 3iaS held their
gain Of last week.
Although without much advance in
quotations. the market for high
grade rails was firm and for some of
those Just under the highest grade.
strong. Examples of the last named
We're Nirginian Railway 5s and Pere
Marquette SIS. Examples of the first
Union Pacific first As.
In the foreign list. French 1es
eoualcd their recent high. French
cities Gs. all three issues. made new
highs for the year. The decline in
the new Japanese 6ly & seemed to have
been definitely checked. The bonds
rallied fractionallx today. All this
WAS a direct reft"ftion of the favor
able news from Earope and the pass
ing of concern over the fri' ton be-
tween Japan and the United states.
The weak ness in industrial stocks
found some rejection in bonds. not
ably United States Rubber 5s, which
made a new low record for the year.
Virginia Carolina Chemical IS dropped
a point and the fertilizer bonds gen
orally were heavy. The exception
was International Mercantile Marine
6s, which. selling above 81, made a
new high for the year. Among the
fractions there was further weakness
in the Interborough issues.
Speculative rails wrr" not much
changed. There wer" fairly heavy
dealings in Chicago ana Alton SIS.
Evening star., 1924-04-21
1923 INCOME, S47,320.452.
Delaware and Hudson Railways
Biggest Year" in Gross Revenues.

NEW YORK. April 21,-The Della
ware and Hudson Company had its
biggest year in 1928. gross operating
revenues amounting to si7.2@0. Az.
exceeding the previous maximum of
1927 10y Sl.543.592. the annual report
stated. The gain over 1872 Of Sg.4@1.-
1876 resulted from increased traffic
and would have been gre alter. l.. +.
compulsory reduction in rates and III
divisions of joint rates
Net income was sf.711.699. com
year ht fore. equivalent 10 1I.S per
cent on S42.J03.00o capital stock.
With nineteen days strike inter-
rupt!on in anthracite mining in 1923.
compared with 1863 days in 1872" the
report said There were ga ga
more tons Of anthracite transported
than in tn, preceding year RedUc-
tious in freight. switching. demur-
rage and miscellaneous rates, made
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion during the last half Of 1922. af-
fected the whole year 1928. Without
the Sc reductions your railway reye-
nucS would have been greater by ap-
proXimatsiy $2.59f. .00u.'
opera TING expenses amounted to
$50 352.240 an increase Df S3.137lS6
over 1922 Passenger rrV, nucS in
creased S1lI.1N6 and tn" total rrVr-
nue. tonnage was 1.1Sl.16S toms
greater than the previous year. To-
tai funded debt was SO, ,339. 500, a do
crease of S25.4nn. Total assets were
Sl69o04.599
Evening star., 1924-04-21
HAS REFiNANCING PLAN.
Pierce Oil Corporation Announces
Proposal to Stockholders.

Refinancing of one of the largest
and oldest oil companies in the epIIn-
try along lines that will affect athe
large number of its stoCkholderS
many of whom. it is said. live in
this city. is announced. The corpor-
alton is Pierce Oil. and stock khoiders
are now being asked to give their
consent by proxy To the plan. which
ton with new money TO take Ca Ir
funds for necessary improvements
TEN, without the assumption OF fixed
charges. .HI
Despite recent unfavorahle condi-
tionS in the industry and the hHnhi-
cap under which the cOrporation has
been working. it is now detlArtd
to be operating at Il small profit
Briefly. the plan Involves the p0f-
ganization of new c"rpot'atl"n
under some such name as Pierce
Petroleum Corporation, with ,5ht
600 shares of no par value st"rk.
This company will acquire all assets
and liabilities of the old concern
and will issue to the old corporation
between a minimum of 100000 and
a maximum Of 100000 shares, of
it's own stock. The remainder of
1300. 900 shares will be offered to
stock holders at 81 share. For
every share subscribed for by the
latter, one one-thirteenth of Il share
of new stock will be added to the
minimum of 1.100.000 mentioned
above.
Evening star., 1924-04-21
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 2I-The cotton
market opened easy today at a de-
cine OF - to 43 points and sold 80
to 5S points net lower during the
early trading under local liuuidation
and southern and Wall street selling
on reports of good weather in the
south over the holiday. May declin-
ed to 29.17 and October to "a IA und.r
this pressure. but there was wide
spread covering at the lower tyriccS
and the market showed rallies of
or 10 points from the lowest toward
the END OF the first hour. The Liver
pool market was closed TODAY
The early decline brought in enourh
covering later TO steady thu markrt
with probably little buyinC on prns
poets for showering weather in east
ern beItS. ON the whole. however
the weather news was considered fa
vorable and rallies of 10 or II points
from the lowest were not fully main
tanned. Trading was very quiet late
IN the forenoon. Al midday. MAY was
selling around 29.SS and October "a So
or about 40 TO a. points net lower.
NEW ORLEANS. April 21.-The cot
ton market opened easier and first
trades losses compared with Thurs
DAY close of u to "a points. The
weather over the holidays was gen
orally favorable and the weather man
showed practically no rain. Mill tax
ings for last week were small. 40. 900
bales against 176. 600 last wear Prices
continued To ease off after the OPEN
ing and May soon traded as low as
2S.S3, July at 27.90 and October at
23.Ss. or 4S to So points down from
the previous close The undertone
was generally bearlSh.
After easing off to points addi-
tlonaI at the end Of the first hour
OF trading. hrir ging May down to
29.So. July to 2s.S2 and October to
23.S4. or i6 TO so points below the
previous close, the market relapsed
into dullneSs. The fact that tanor-
row will he a legal holiday here STATE
election day, had a good deal to do
with the general unwiIlincnetSs 10
trade. rs business in the local mar
kot Will he suspended
Evening star., 1924-04-21
SCORE OF ISSUES DROP.
Reactionary Tone Forced in New
York Stock Market Today.

Isy tho Associated Press
NEW YORK. April 2I.-Selling
pressure again cropped out at the
opening Of todays stock market. Civ
ing the general list a rcactionary
tone. New 1924 lows were established
by Yellow Cab. Chicago yellow cab
and CuyamcI Fruit, off / to > points.
Dupont and Baldwin each yield ed
about point and the steels record
ed fractional losses. Internal 1pnaI
Telephone advanced Il point.
Sale of block Of 1900 shares Of
Congoleum at the spread Apening
price OF $40 To SO a share, rs against
S52L Saturdays closing Quotation
was the feature of the early trading
The stock rallied later t. 42 The
general list continued reactionary
losses of l to 2la poiI6s being re-
including schultz St.ncs, American
Tobacco T., Coca Col d. stewart War
ner, Cuba Cane pref rred. General As
lhalt and Crucible sdee1 Several new
lows were recorded in tho ,oil group,
including produ tCi.S and refiners
Marland, Pacific and Standard Oil of
California. Foreign exchanges opened
steady.
The main price movement contin-
ued downward throughout the morn
eng with Selling pressure most ef-
fective in the oils. sugars, textiles,
chemicals and feathers. the net losses
ranging from / to 6 points. Addi-
1innal new low records We're estab-
Iished by Atlantic Refining, American
Hide and Leather preferred, American
Woolen, American Sugar Refining,
Daniel Boone Mills, CoSdeR and Cen
eral Petroleum. Eastman Kodak
dropped u point in rejection of the
order of the Federal Trade Commits
ssion charging monopoly and unfair
competit tion n tho film industry. The
rails showed independent strength,
gains of to nearly = points being
1-ecorded by Canadian Pacific. South
crn Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio
other strong points were United
States Cast Iron Pipe, Beechnut
Packing and Colorado r,uel, up / y
TO 24 points. Cab money opened at
4 per cent.
Evening star., 1924-04-21
HIT SHIPPING BOARD.
Ban on College Vacationists as
Workers Resented.

BALTIMORE. April 81 (SpeciaD.-
Local shipping men protest the re-
cent announcement by the Shipping
Board that college men on vacations
would not be given employment on
Shipping Board vessels, on the
grounds they consider it Il lark and
are irresponsible and incompetent.
America will never develop. as u
maritime nation unless the youth Of
the country is attracted to the sea,
according to Chief Engineer W. NJ.
Stein of the Black Diamond line.
The Shipping Board has taken the
position that college men go to sea
for Joy rides" during vacation, and
interrupt the handling of ships by
leaving suddenly without notice. Sea
bureaus have been notified to dis
courage these youths when they seek
bert hS on vessels.
The Shipping Board could do no
better service than in training young
Americans to follow the sea- Mr.
Stein contenes. Several college men
who have gone to sea during the
summer for the last three years have
proven to he better workers than
their shipmates, he said.