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MARKET FLASHES

Markets At Glance
NE" York s......
Irregular; six motors at new 1924 lows.
Bonds
Unsettled, Bethlehem, issues drop on
Foreign Exchange
Mixed. Spanish pesetas advance.
IRREGULAR. foreign buying offset by crop
reports.
Sugar ...
weak nur0D'aH cs sas Cuban ms. selling
E Eastsr' Sympathy Brasilian markets.
Lower. May lIquisstion.
Steady. COVERING
Active and higher:
Irregular.
NEW YORK. April sO.-Plans have
ceen eH IMP BY the sethlehsm Steel
dinonal per cent bonds. e. j. Grace,
today. ---9 :
WASHINGTON, April s0.--Leaf tobacco
A Aead by, oy man manufacturers n and dealers,
xith poand pounds Sn
April last year and l,s5i.S51,177 pounds
January I this year, the census bursau
pounds compared with l.s37,7si,o5E
on January 1 this year. Cigar types
totaled 420,s36,s3S ounds compared with
Z66,222 pounds on January / this year,
imported types totaied es.se4,02l pounds
compared with 1899. 7Os pounds year
age sg and 7s.s7s.S05 pounds on January /
NEW YORK, Apral. se.--Directors of
the Federal Reserve bank of New York
To-Day lowered the rediscount rate from
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LOND6N MoNEl

LONDON, Apri s6.i@Bar silver az
1915 pence per ounce. Money az per
scent. Discount rates. short bills. 1915
% per cent Three months bills, 1850
"a per cent -. = 4 -
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CHICAGO. April sO.OCattls receints
200; active; most killing classes 10 TO
FPsde beer Steers and See on fPaSs S
eral loads 11l.25@l1;sO: heavyweishts At
Texas SS.O0@s.26; mostly; shipping de.
mand broader; stockers and feeders
scarce. firm; lower grade fat cows rather
tiers and veal calves steady; bulls strong
TO loc higher; best heavy bologna around
$4.S5; bulk $45O@4.75; bulk stOckers and
kind averaging $50 to 900 pounds and
value to sell at $500 $500.
.e aSg receipts To- 5o h2 2SSG as.fSs
weights showing most advance; light
lights steady to, Joe higher; killing pigs
choice $50 to $50 pound butchers $3.50
7.4O; top $40; bulk desirable $50 to gas
pound weight 37.1O@TsO; better grades
$50; bulk packing sows %6.6OQ675; bulk
good and choice weighty killing pigs
$500 9Sbo; estimated holdover 15.Oo0.
to csc higher; clipped kind generally
showing most advance; sheep steady;
bulk desirable clipped lambs s1s.75@
$3.50; clipped ewes upward p 10 $50; bulk
wooled ewes $s.OOQS.5O.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill, April so.-Cattle:
Receipts, 5000; native beef steers. strong;
Texas zoe lower; light Vealers SOC higher;
other classes steady; bulk native steers,
$S.25 09s5;- Texans. s6.50@7I5: year
lings and heifers $7.500Ss5; beef cows,
$5.2S SIS; bologna bulls. t4,50Q5.00;
calves $3.50; top vealers. $9.OO.tgF.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; mostly 5c%Aigh4
er; bulk good and choice butchers $50
pounds and UP, S7.30@7.t5; good weight
pigs around steady; good no to 1870
pounds, S6.00@6.7b; lighterweights. $500
a 800; bulk packer sows, $6.3096.35.
Sheep: Receipts. 1000; generally steady:
$14.00 paid by packers for near choice
clipped lambs few good springsrs., $3.50
@16.5O; bulk fat clipped ewes, $3.50
CINCINNATI. April 3O.-Hogs: receipts,
$500; steady to &C higher; heavy, $3.50;
packers and butchers. $3.50; medium,
Cattle. receipts. $500; steady. Calves.
steady.
sheep: Receipts, 1875; weak. Lambs
steady.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April S0.-cattIe:
100 steady. heavy steers. $7.75@s.50: beef
steers. 37.2BQs.50; heifers, S7,O0@s.O0;
COWS, sso.097;oo; feeders. 14,6O@s.5o;
Hogs, $4,000; steady; 200 pounds and
70 1875 pounds, $500; pigs, sl,559b,55;
Sheep nominal, fat sheep, $500 200;
choice lambs. $12.oO@l5.00.
LOUISVILLE. KY, April 50.--Cattle:
Receipts: 200; steady: heavy, steers. S. so
09.2b; beef steers S65Om 400: hslfern
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NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK, April 30.--Fsllowins Is the official
list Of Transactions the New York Curb Exchange
Swing all stocks and bonds traded In
IMnuerRiAIa
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. April 30.-Fsilswina are teday's
sales, high, low closing prices stocks lisied
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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CHICAGO, April S0.-Butter lower.
creamery extras. Sshc; standards. S5Mc:
extra firsts, s4@345se; firsts. $50 ssHc::
seconds, Sane. Eggs, lower; receipts'
3l,s27 cases; firsts. 2fh @2i%c; ordinary
dirste, 2oq 0he; storage pack extras.
Poultry alive lower; fowls. a4@2sc;
ST LOUIS, April sO,-Butter, seize;
eggs 20 lzc others unchanged
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NEW ORLEANS, April 30-Cotton has
oaen a good trading affair and promises 10
continue 80 under the present uncertain
stats OF general trade and politics ana
the probability OF conflicting weather re-
ports. ANotices on May were smaller than
expected and, were well absorbed. which
gave the market strength during the early
part OF the week. but general trade and
textile news continue pessimistic and with
the belief Widespread the crop has made
satisfactory progress advances have not
been maintained. The weekly weather
and crop report was favorable as a whole
with planting extended to the limits of
the belt in all sections. the crop outlook
Is considerably better than this time last
year. Exports continue large and foreign
goods news optimistic. which is a stinu-
iatins factor particularly with the further
reductions Of certificated stocks both here
and at New York. Fluctuations promise
to be fun. 1t is probable the market
will present perfect trading affair for
the present-Levy and Aronson to S. r.
Stewart.
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:5.909s.9o; cows, ss.5o@Z5O; feeders,
'' Rogs coI Rsc seGeser'; 1870 So -
pounds up. $3.50; 100 to 165 pounds
$3.50; pigs. $4.5O956o; throwouts, $3.50
down.
sheep: Receipts. SO: steady, fall lamba
S1400Ql5.OO; sheep. SS.0O0ssO.
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., NEW YORK: April aO.-Live poultry
firm, broilers by freight, 5O@66c; en-
press. SS @65c; fowls by freight soc; bv
express, S0@s2c. ~
Dressed poultry steady. chickens. 27@
soc; fowls, 2e@ soc.
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KANSAS CITY, April 90.-Cattle. & Oo0.
calves, 1000: beef steers steady TO strong
Bulk fed steers. 1S@&1o.4O: the stock
LHiiy steady; beef cows and heifers, $3.50
bulls steady, Bolognas. 1925 0S46G : calves
steady; practical top veals. $3.50: stock !
ers and FEEDERS around steady: fleshy
QSS 'O'''' "U'N' f0'O"
Hogs, 10000. steady TO SC higher; bulk
2l0 to So0-pound butchers, S7O5@SSi0!
bulk packing sows Ss.45 @ $3.50; stock
pigs steady 70 weak: bulk. 1925 0S6OO, :
Sheep. 5000; lambs fully 25c higher
pest wooded skins. sf625: clippers, I'D:
ARIZONA springs. 1850; sheep mostly iOc
% dbc higher; shorn Texas wethers, 37SS
&SS.O0; Arizona ewes. S7.25 'S'
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, April so.-spot cotton
to arrive, 1874; low middling, 2Ts5c; mid
ding. 29.75c; good middling. S0S7c; re-
ceipts, $3.50; stock. 119, $50.
NEW YORK. April 3O.-Spot cotton
quiet; middling, assoc.
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CHICAGO. April 3O-Potatoes dull h:
Florida barrels Spaulding Rose No. /, 50;
Spinach dull; Louisiana bushel bas-
kets Use.
Beans steady; Florida bushel hampers.
b.0O4b.5O; Texas, S400@450; strawber-
ries steady; Louisiana 24-pint crates KIon-
dykes $3.0o@3.25. Celery stronger; Flor
Ida standard crates. s4.O0@A5O.
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COFFEE FUTUREs

NEW YORK, April s0.-Coffee futures
were lower today owing to easier Brazil
IAN markets and selling believed to be
either for New Orleans or European aco
count. The opening was to Is points
lower July selling off to 12.76e and De-
cember to i1.90e in the late trading. The
market closed at net declines Of 10 to
az points. Sales were estimated at 1s, 900
Siosing quotations: May 1880; July
December 1l.s1c;. March 11.56c.
spot coffee dun; Rio Is Is to 15K:
Santos As 19& 019hc. Coat freight Of
fers included Santos Bourbon As al iSiIc
and Rio rs for May shipment at ii. SOC
Rio exchange on London unchanged
Dollar buying rate 80 reis higher Rio
market 125 TO 200 refs lower; Santos 22s
to $50 refs lower. Brazilian port receipts
$4,000; Jundiahy $4,000.
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NEW ORLEANS. April Borough rice
nominal; no sales. no receipts
Clean rice strong; sales $50 Blue Rose
@5ssc; 500 second heads, 4hc: receipts,
7IS pockets.
Bran and polish unchanged.
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NEW YORK, Apr.l se.--Direetors =,
the Federal Reserve bank of New York
to-day lowered the redtscount rate from
"a per cent to Z per cent effective May J.
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE
NEW YORK. April 30,-Butter STEADY
receipts, $500; eggs irregular, receipts
0l ;SSa;
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. April s0.-Fluu
unehApged; shipments, 33s5T6 barrels
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POULTRY Ann ppo,

HOREs AND MULES
EAST ST. LOUIS. April 3O.-Horses and
mules steady; quotations unchanged.
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FLAX MARKET

DULUTH, Mimi, April so.--closs flax;
May. $2,57NE July, s2,23M; September,
l2.20h. Z
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NEW YORK COTTON y
NEW YORK. April -FslIsuins are the essn-
lns. hIshest lowest and sIesins austatIeHs on the
New Terk CettoH Exehanqe: -.
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NEW sYORK, April Sour market
was slightly easier on lower cables and
lack of news OF a real bullish character.
AS a consequence. selling made its APP
pearance during the first hour, but the
market did mot appear weak at any time.
Conflicting opinions regarding the weather
map circulated for a time, hat it is our
opinion that we are at h turning point
and any more rain as we had yesterday
win be 4eidedly injurious to the crop.
The weekly weather was construed as a
stand off. The action of the mark ct
during the afternoon showed that it was
the low point on all buying orders
The depressing feature of the market
isgthe constant talk Of curtailment and
poor dry goods business but this feeling
can be wiped out overnight should the
trade become worried about crop pros
poets. Liverpool futures are due tomor-
row. May, 1e9sd; July, 16.44d.-Hubbard
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Tetsl ealss q bead. tsday were SIo,Io4O 600 can.
sarsa vita si2.oi2.ooo prsVisvs day and $l674I0OO
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NEW YORK, April S0.-Cotton seed oil
was easy today under commission house
liquidation in July and local selling on
the disappointing action of lard Rein
ers absorbed most of the offerings Clos
ing bids were generally 10 to 25 points
lower. Sales 10000 barrels. No tend
srs were put out Prime crude $500
s.tsc; prime summer yellow spot O.OOc;
May closed $3.50; July 1O20c; September
lo.SSc; October 9.SOc: all bid.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. April 5O.-Cattle.
Receipts: 200; steady; heavy, steers $3.50
Gs,s5i beef steers, S5.5O@a0O; hsifers.
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NCOTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS. April so.-Large sales
at Liverpool. reports OF large exports from
there and belief that the overnight wealth
er was uhfavorable gave the market a
good start Posting Of the map and fore
cast relieved the fears Of many shorts.
as 1t did not show as much rain as ex-
pected and the. forecast indicated good
weather in a day two.
Later in the day reports were received
Of numerous storms and tOrnadoes in the
east and north and northeast Texas sent
in wires telling Of the necessity for much
replanting on account Of recent weather.
These reports induced enough covering to
rally prices and give the market good
closing. Anner and Beane to Kahn and
Virgin. SssHss
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CINCINNATI. April 3O.-Hogs: receipts,
$500; steady to sc higher; heavy, $3.50;
packers and butchers. $3.50; medium.
Cattle. receipts. $500; steady. Calves.
steady.
| steady.
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COTTON SEEn an.

s. HAAN
NEW YORK, April Solar silve
ssNc; Mexican dollars. 4S%c
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NEW ORLEANS, April sO.-Fs ilswins are the
egehias. highest lowest and closing auatatisns on
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange:
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UN CAlSO EXTRANO DE
IDENTIFICATION

Adol Beck fue arrestado en- ell subur
bio oeste de Londres, pues una mujer
sostenla con todas sus fuerzas que la
habia despojado de una gran canti-
dad de dinero A pesar de sus protes-
tas, fue conducido a prision, Y al ser
examinado, Sc encontro que era NADIA
menos que ell famoso Frank Fogar-
ty', que va habia cumplido variaS
condemns por ell mismo delito. No ha-
bia posibilidades de una equivocaci6n.
Las medidas eran iguales, y ademas,
ell individuo arrcstado tenia la selal
de una herida de bala, exactamente
donde Fogarty tenia otra, segtln cons
taba en- los records
Fue por esa razon que Beck fue con
denado Embellishments enviado a
cumplir siete amos de prision, a pesar
de sus protestas de inocencia, al ser
identifcado como un criminal famoso.
Tres amos mas tarde, ell Inspector
John Kane de Scotland Yard, por una
CdGSUd1lutbu, Iu0 dl CudIC0I QS pO1lCld
de Tottenham, y Sc flo en- la lista de
las personals que habian sido arresta-
das ultimamente.
Uno de los arrestados, cause una vi
va impression al inspector. Isl Beck
no estuviera en- la carcel" dijo, ''ju-
raria que ese era el Sc parecen como
dos gotas de aqua. Hablan exactamen
te igual. Sc parecen al andar Y estan
ambos acusados del mismo crimen. Els
maravilloso... -
'Encended la luz en- la zelda de es
te hombre que dice llamarse Thomas
ordeno Ell Inspector. Un pequeflo exa
men fu6 sufciente, para determinar
que ell uamado Thomas tenia una cica-
triz en- la barba exactamente igual
Ia de Beck
lC6mo hubiese usted resuelto ell pro
blema? GQu6 hizo ell Inspector Kane?
(Usted conocera su metodo maflana).
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(Copyri0At Pablic Ledger

On 6fa despues de haber afirmado
rotundamente Ell Inspector Tunney
jefe del escuadr6n de bombas'' de
la policia de New York, que Wolf Won
lIgel y su compafiero Won Kliest de-
bian ser arrestados inmediatamen:e
y cogidos en- dehto infraganti dos
hombres tocaron la puerta de Won
Ehest en- Brooklyn Mientrag Ia puer-
ta Sc abria lentamente, una voz que
venia de un corredor oscuro pregunto
en- aleman cultural: GQulen va y
que desea?''.
-''Venimos de parte de WOLF. di-
jo uno de los hombres. "Esto probara
quienes somos" y sacando una nota de
su bolsillo la hizo pasar al hombre que
estaba en- ell corredor.
Momentos despues Sc quita5a una
fuerte cadena que guardaba la entc@-
da, y los dos hombres pasaron. Luego,
cuando hubieron llegado uns Gle las
habitaciones de la parte atras de Ia
casa, ell hombre que habia toma 10 la
iniciativa en- la conversation, dijo aun
hablando en- aleman:
''Wolf quiere asegurarse de que to-
do marche bien. Nuestra madre pa5ria
tiene grandes recursos, pero debemos
tener cuidado al gastar Ell dinsco Es-
tan preparadas va las bombas?'
Los modelos solamente'', die Won
Kliest "Venid y os ensenara"
Al trav6s de los corredores de Ia vie
ia casa, ell aleman les condujo hasta
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Ell patio, donde removiendo tres pIan-
tas de tulipas que parecian estar pues
tas expresamente para marcar un 81
tio, descubrio una pequena GAIA pin
tada de negro.
Estas,' dijo invitandoles a pasar
nuevamente la casa "son las Uni
cas- que estan va preparadas. Las
otras... habia unas cuantas en- ell Lu-
sitania, y hay varias en- Friedrich der
Gorsse, para Ell case de que estos yau-
kis pretendan confscar nuestra propie
dad Puede usted decirle al jefe Que
estamos cumphendo perfection.
"Esplendido' dijo ell hombre que
habia estado conduciendo la converse
cion. "El jefe recibira un alegr5n.
GPor que no viene con nosotros lo
da la buena personalmente?
Creyendo que su visitante Sc refe-
ria Wolf Won Igel, que estaba EN-
New York para esa fecha, Won Kliest
Sc presto clio gustosamente no
fue hasta que ell taxi Sc paro frente
al cuartel de la policia, que empezo a
sospechar que lie habian tendido una
celada. Antes de que pudiera coordinar
sus ideas Sc vic conducido a presencia
del Inspector Tunney, con un revolver
al pecho.
Jefe" dijo Barnitz, ''la nota nos
ma servido maravilla Tendra usted
que solicitar ell indulto para "Scrat-
cher Quien puede imitar la letra de
Won Igel tan perfection no debe es-
! tar en- la carcel No solo hemos cogi-
do en- la trampa a Won Kliest sino
que tenemos evidencia para arrestar
Wolf. A veces convene tener un
nombre aleman y saber ell idioma a
perfeccion''.
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A LOS DUENOS DE GUAGUAS.
-Tenemos en- existencia reguladores
adaptables a toda clase de motores.
A. Alvarez Hermanos, Box 1S9. Ie-
lefono 81, san Juan. 10-4
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Una preparation

MAGNIFICA oPoRTUNIDAD. =
Por embarcarme vendo una casa Gale
Dos Hermanos No. 6, Parada 10 un
juego nuevo de muebles de Laurel. In
formaran: Tel. 314 Verde San Juan.
10-1
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PRECIo MoDICo, v6ndese magni-
flea casa, habitaciones, garage, ha-
bitaci6n chauffeur, casita para servi-
clio. Muy fresca. Europa 6. Informes:
la misma Tel. sol Verde, santurce.
10-7
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SE ALQUILA altos de doce habitacio-
nes garage al ladO. Apartamentos de
$12 a $500 mensuales. Sitio para fijar
anuncios Informara Restaurant Sal
vador Lopez, Stop -. loo
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Sc vENDEN: Maquinillas usaGas,
Underwood, Remington, Oliver, Ro-
yal. Sc hacen reparaciones limpie-
zas en- maquinillas mimeografos. j.
Chabran, o'Donell, 8, Altos. Tel. 704
negro 1870.
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Sc vENDE casa recien CONSTRUED
eli la calle Andino stop 43, tiene 2
dormitorios. Solar 288 metros. Valor
So, 800; tiene $4,000 en- hipoteca, in
formaran Juan Ortiz calle Lola No.
81, tel6fono TAT negro, Santurce
10-1a.
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Sc vENDE:--
C6moda y espacioss casa terrera
en- Hato Rey, parsda S5, enclavada en-
un solar de 1900 metros con un frente
de 90 metros la carretera central.
Tiene ocho dormitorioa ampHo come
dor, esplendida cocina, despensa, ga
RACES, 2 ba6os generates, bafos dc
asiento, triple servic1o sanitar1o, etc.
Infornaran en- villa Carmen, parada
35, Tel. 424 Rojo. Hato Rey. P.
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Sc ALQUILA: Ell Miramar, local
45'x50' propio para garage deposi-
to de mercancias. Informaran Fabrica
de mantecado Houston. Puerta de
TERRA, y telefono COG. 1o-7.
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JOVEN con experienced conercial de-
sea cOlOcacion en- casa o almacen de
prOvisiones como yiajante por Ia lsla
Informara Box 6, Tel. 10, Guayanilla.
p. r. 1O-G
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ANUNCIOS ECONOlMICOS|
Sc Offece Dinero

Sobre hipoteca de casa concrete en-
San Juan, Pta. de Tierra Santurce,
de mil cinco mil dollars hipoteca
Inf6rmese: Box 1105, San Juan, Puer'
to Rico. 1923.
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Sc vENDE casa skis. construction
moderna, con garage, cuatro habita-
clones, doble cocina, servicio santa
rio concrete, cerca Park. Informaran
Tel. So6 Rojo, Santurce, B. C&mara.
1914
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-03
SAYS MEN OF 50 MUST
 USE COSMETICS TO KEEP
 WITH YOUTHS IN BUSINESS

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 3.-Old age is a crime in the world of business, ac- cording to Neal R. Andrews, of New York, in an address here.
 Men fifty years old," said MT. Andrews, "are classed as second hand men. They have depreciated in value. Their minds may be as alert as ever. But physically they no longer have their former energy, initiative and enthusiasm. Business men do not want them. They are human used cars.
 ''This is young mans day. Vo- cational education is turning out ex- perts for every job. Young men are eager, alert, full of ideas and physi- cal energy. It is young men that employers welcome.
 If a man at fifty has accumulat- ed a competence or has a perman- ent job, his future is safe. If he has neither money or job he is flotsam drifting inevitably towards dependency or the poor house. Job less at fifty, a mans case is almost hopeless.
 "Old age is one of the nations big problems. It can be solved. Old age can be camouflaged through personal grooming. The day is fast approaching when cosmetics will be commonly used by men as a meas ure of self-preservation. The jobless old man can find a job only if he makes himself appear young."
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-03
SENATOR EDGE ASSERTS
 EXTRA SESSION UNWISE

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA protest against proposals for an extra ses- sion of the new congress after next March 4, was made by Senator Edge, republican of New Jersey, who called on President Coolidge for a brief conference.
 "I recognize many inequalities in the tax reduction law passed at the last session. Senator Edge said, 'but of the two evils, the present law or a summer congress, the former seems preferable. Let's give business an opportunity to exist"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-03
WORLD CHAMPION
 NEVER KNOCKS
REAL CLOSEUP OF DEMPSEY DETAINED AS HE APPEARS
 IN VAUDEVILLE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Yea, for the champ!
 Whether Jack Dempsey is loafing or acting in the films, or doing a vaudeville stunt, no one, whether friend or stranger, ever forgets for a minute he is the premier waIloper, the leading knocker-out of the world. Every day he appears in his theatrical : engagement in the Metropolitan district this fact is prominent.
 Jack knows this, knows that if he did not rank with chloroform and looney gas as sleep producer par excellence, he could not make thir teen dollars per annum on the stage This is the same as saying he has no illusions about his histronic abil ity and less love for the thespian boards
 Gee, this is tough life."
 Dempsey grinned at his visitors as he strode to his dressing room from the wings. Jack has a wide infectious grin which wrinkles his gleaming dark eyes and makes a brave show of perfect white teeth.
 Wait a mnute till I get this stuff off me and I'll be right out with you'
 Many Admirers.
 In fifteen minutes, the champion is ready to make the dive out of the stage door and it is a dive, because at every matinee there is group o from twenty-five to fifty hanging around outside just waiting to get . nod from him or to touch him 1T friendly fashion upon the shoulder
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-03
FORGED CHECK DRAWN;
 DEPOSIT0R STANDS LOSS

LONDON, Dec. 3.-Lord Darling, presiding justice in England's most famous blackmailing case, returned a decision today in favor of the Mid land Bank, refusing to allow the claim of Charles Robinson for $625,00 he claimed was withdrawn from the bank on forged check
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-03

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