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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-07
WIFE Of TURK RULER
|NJUPED BY GRENADE .
TOSSED BY ASSASSIN.
Bomb Intended fo~ Mustapha
Renal Pasha Strikes Madame
Kemal, InfIicting Injuries
ATTACKED AT SMYRNA
M.fylena Correspondent Of Ath-
ems Newspaper Telegraphs
News Of Occurrence

ATHENS, Jan. IA Mitylene
correspondent of the Greek newspa-
per Vemas, teIegraphs that an un-
successful attempt was made to IS
sassinate Mustapha Renal Pasha,
president of the republic Of Turkey
at Smyrna.
A hand gernade intended for KEN
al injured his wife.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-07

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. T.
Three.members Of the crew of the
towboatt Annie, bound from Mo-
bile for New Orleans with a barge
died of exposure in Lake Borgne
Sunday while the remaining two,
including William Harvey, 81, Of
Mobil captain of the vessel, and
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WEATHER

For Georgia-Fair and warmer.
For Georgia-Fair tonight and
Tuesday; slowly rising temperature.
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Continued On I>age Three)
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tlII ~ IIiINtNtII4IE = = NNIIV'7'
PC. Open Hi Low Close
Jan. Observation-Disclosures
Mar. -34.58l84.45t34.95 .34.45.34.8S
Nav 3A80l34.75 35.1734.71 $500
July 33.7O|33.68 34.05 33.65.33.97
Oct. 28.3428.10 .602810'2S.G0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
CENTRAL FAJARDo

Probablemente terminara su zafra a
fines de mayo, pues gracias q Dios, las
huelgas este afio no han interrumpido
la mohcnda pore otro. lado ell tempo
ha sido, favorable. En- cuanto a los CO.
lonos estan muy optimistas con el pre-
clio del ax1car, saldar&n sus cuentas y
todavia les. sobra. Y 81 nos referimos
a los empleados- iCuantas ilusiones
con ell consabido Bonus !-Todos
fjan los ojos en- nuestro administrator,
como queriendole decir; "Pero ESQ ST,
don Jorge, que sea grande." !"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
EsPosos MoRENo. PENA

s4 .. Rz
En- la pasada semana Sc encontra-
ban en- esta ciudad, siendo hu6spedes
del Hotel Palace el Sr. Braulio More
no, joven y active comerciante espa-
mol residente en- Santo Domingo, Quien
recientemente contrajo matrimnoio con
la culta srta. Petra Peha Arrieta,
natural de San Sebastian, Espafia.
Ambos contingencies estan emparen-
tados con respetables familias. de es-
'ta isla entire los que Sc encuentran los
hermanos Arrieta de Toa, Baja v el
sr. Igpaeso Pefia competente, ingenie-
lro de la, Central Juncos.
Los esposos Moreno-Peia han en-
barcado hacia. la. capital de la Repu-
blica Dominicana donde fjaran SUI re-
sidencia. One, la felicidad les acompal
he siempre en- Ell camino que empie-
zan a recorrer unidos.
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Il IeSGrO Insaar CunpIe...' :
tcotinuaci6n de la pag. 4,

cercano su propio Gobernador, Sc l.
qulera hacer aparacer desde ell puntc
de vista econ6mico con una perso-
nalidad pr6xima a ser envuelta por
los harapos de, la miseria.
No; el Pueblo de Puerto Rico, ha-
jo la bandera americana que ha Wis
to subir ell valor de sus terrenos
desde veinticinco y cincuenta dollars
cuerda trescientos y quienietos
dollars cuerda; que ha transformado
la vida de los pueblos del interior
con dinero. importado procedente de
los emprestitos municipales, ese Pue-
bio que Sc ha dado cuenta del deber
de las. responsibilities contrafdas,
podra en- ell maiiana como cualquier
otra entidad financiera, atravesar por
cualquier periodic de crisis transito-
ria, v 81 tai case llega es ell deber de
sus ciudadanos ayudarlo conservar
su historico buen nombre Y no ro-
dearlo de sonpbras y herir su repu-
tacion financiera.
81 en- un pals Sc presenta una es'i-
sis economica la. mission de los escri-
torres sensatos de ,ese pals no ,puede
consistir en- desacreditarlo. Falta. a
su deber ell escritor que, olvidando
su mission orientadora. en- ell momen-
to de cualquier peligro, envenene. el
medic ambiente de su pueblo.
Es hacienda un analisis del presu-
puesto Insular como Sc podria co7-
tribuir aliviar la actual situacion
economical de Puerto Rico, supri-
miendo patrioticamente los servicios
que no sean necesarios.
Ell Tesoro Insular no esta que
brado. Lo que esa "quebrado" es el
cerehro del colaborador de LA Co
rrespondeRcian.
MELTED LEAD.
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Continuation de Ia So, paglna)

continuation de IA 81, pagina)
sino por los sacerdotes oficiantes GU
va integridad v cuya sabiduria esta-
ba Y esta confiada Ia custodia del SAM
tuario y la salvaci6n del Sacramento |
mol.
Ningln republicano debe seguir a
don Jose Tous Soto, politicamente, por
mas que sancione su plan este con el
de todo corazon 81 la Asamblea Sobe-
rama del Partido Sc pronuncia en- con-
ira de su Aliarza PuertorriQuefia. Min
gun republican, dehe seguir Rafael
Martinez Nadal 81 La Asamblea de Ma
yagiiez resuelve que no debe triunfar
su proposition de un pacto con ell Par
lido Socialista.
Hablando con entera franqueza es
justo reconocer que Ell Sr. Tous Soto
james Sc ha pronEnciado en- ell senti-
do de levantar bandera disidente 81 lie
fuera adverse La voz de. Mayagiiez, Y
no ha resonado asi su voz, con tragicos
acentos, en- estas angustiosas horas.
En- cambio, llevado de su. natural, ar
dor y del entusiasmo con que siempre
sabe. defender sus causas, nuestro ami
go y correligionario Rafael Martinez
NsdaL apenas iniciada esta lucha in
terror, amenaz6 separarse del rumbo
que al Partido marcara la Asamblea a
que el mismo llamaba en- apelaci6n, 81
lie fuera adverse, y mas tarde nuestro
otro amigo correligionario Roberto
Tcdl, padre, rroc'am6 que, 81 ell re-
sultado de La Asamblea les fuera opues
to, en- plena plaza pdblica levantarian
la bandera de- la rebellion contra ell So
berano acuerdo del Partido.
Actuar asb-lo. digo con todo res
peto. a mis-, buenos amigos, correligloha-
rios y, compaheros, que asi piensan--,
es ejercer indirectamente preston in
voluntaria contra Los copstituyeAtes de
la ksamblea, y padecer Ell invoitntar'o o
rredominio de una eQuivocaci6n que
indiscipl'na las huestes Y anarquiza las
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En- Nueya York;.
tcontinuaci6n de Ia la. pagina)'


vestimentas por valor de 500 que pa
60 alcontado.
Entire las averiguaciones que La po-
licia ha hecho Sc cree que Sc hayan
dirigido por escrito sus padres esta-
blec;dos como va hemos dicho en- r. r :.
" I'm primo de apellido Ramirez
Munet que trabaja en- la fabrica de
perfumes vivaudou de la ciudad de
New Jersey.
La sensaci6n causada en- toda la co
lonia y especialmente entire los por-
torriquehos es indecible y reina gran
ansiedad por el arresto del joven Mu-
net, al menos para averiguar los mo-
tivos, que le impulsaron cometer Sc
mejante acto, pues Sc sabe que la ne
cesidad no le apremiaba. 80. .e.
(De LA Prensa'' de N. Y.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03

Ell COMITE LOCAL DE PONCE
DESAUTORIzA A sU PREsIDEN-
TIE, sR. COLON
Ponce, mayo 2, 1924
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Por autorizaci6n mayoria CoInits Lo
cal Ponce compuesta de los miembros,
Gallardo, Malaret, Santiago y el sus-
crib!ente desautorizamos al Presiden-
te de este comit6 Felipe Colon por su
telegrama circular co1nites contra jefe
partido Tous Soto. Programa, ideales
e insignia son mantenidos por Tous
contra los que Sc han entregado en-
brazos Socialismo por meras promesas
beneficios personales.
Miguel G.. GoDREAU,
Vice Fresidente Comite Re-
publicano de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
INFORMAL CION GENERAL :
Don AnlaniO R. BarceI6..

(O0nt1nnAc1on dc la Ira. Rak-D
heeho por la mafiaha, podian conden-
sarse en- dos solamente. A saber:-
5Cual es la razon del pacto? y --lCual
es Ell ascance de las base alrsdor dei
clial. Sc va nevar cabo Ell pacto2 Y
a1redor de estas dos cuestiones. Sc
base el discurso del Sr Barcel6. H.zo
historic del Partido Unionista desde
su fundaci0n, llegando la conclu-
sion despues de enumerar infnidad de
circunstancias de que ell pacto era una
necesidad La tregua de Dios Sc i'm
ponia, a,-dijo- como Ell lnico medic pa
ra la obtenci6n de mayores hbertades
entire elias. el gobernador elective, que
vendra a garantizarnos contra las tira
MAS de otra administrator como la
de Reilly. 81 no nos unimos no pode-
mos esperar nbertades del pueblo anne
ricano. A ese noble sent 'miento res
fponde Ell pacto''. AL terminar su dis
curse estruendosos aplausos Sc oyeron
en- ell auditorio, hacienda una ovaci6n
la asamblea al jefe del partido en-
prueba de solidaridad.
Luego expres6 la ideaqde que esta-
ba dispuesto a contestar cualquiera
lotra pregunta que Sc lie quisiera hacer,
contestando a varias de elias. Una de
las mas interesantss fue la contesta-
ci6n que diera una pregunta del
Lcdo. Abella Blanco, en- ell sentido de
81 estando Ell Partido Unionista en- Ell
poder, habrfa de darse Ia mano al caf-
do partido Repubhcano Y equilibrar
las fuerzas. "Si-dijo Ell Sr. Barcel6
-hemos de dar la mano al caido cum
pl:endo con Ell mandate de la fraterni-
dad y. de. Ia concordia que llama to-
dos los puertorriquehos unirse en-
una sola fanliha. Pero 81 Tous Soto
fracasa en- la Asamblea de Mayagiiez,
tendremos que entender que Ell Parti-
do Repubhcano rechaza nuestra voz de
fraternidad y de concord!a, y con iris
GO1<s 1IAAAClHSos ASAAOS g Ao AuSAS AAoAAOA
y alberta en- defensa de nuestros sacros
ideales. -
Don Juan Hernandez Lopez habl6
extensamente, hacienda una defensa
calida y enthusiastic de la alianza, y
hacienda un discurso de altos tonos pa
tri6ticos Hernandez lopez fue inte-
rrumpido varias veces por los apiausos
que la asamblea lie tributaba entusiss-
mada. 49,
Era va un POGO tarde, las seis v me-
dia cuando el sr. Barcelo hahl6 por
Ultima vez, dando las gracias a todos
los delegados por Ia cooperation que
habian brindado. al acto. Don Antonio
termin6 dando un viva la Union den
tro de la aiianza, Y la asamblea pues-
ia de pie prorrumpio en- vivas a Bar
cello y La Union de Puerto Rico.
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DICE. DON LUIS sAgcIEs MORA
LES. +.

X
Despues de leer el violento articllo
que el seEor Ceigel pubhca en- "El
Tempo de aver, contra el sehor San
crez Morales, fui,nos yer a este. al
que encontranlos preparandose para sa
lir para Mayagiieg.
"jQp6 tiene usted que decir en- con-
.testacion. de ese articulo'? lie pregun-
tamos.
/ -Muy POGO, nos contest6.- observs
el cuidado mas exquisite en- no offender
al senior Geigel, en- mis- articulos, con-
testando. al suyo. Lo hice. en- ell mismo
tono jocoso que el emple6. pero parece
Que el Sc lie ha acabado la cuerda
de la satira fra, y echa mano de. la ca
ia de los truenos, que es el recurso IA
vorito de los que no. tienen raz6n.
Fabrica up pretexto para. bajar al
terreno; do los insultos,. violentando 81
sontido de una de mis- frases, que ma
die SO le pueds. ocurrir que signifca 10
que 81 dice. III es bastante inteligente
para saber esto. 'pero no ha sabido re-
sistirse a la vulgsridad de incomodarse
en- rns disclsi6n que. eI naisnio provoc6
Y que yo sin esfuerzo mantuve . la. al
tura que corresponds a dos cahalleros
amigos Y NADIA mas.
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GUzMAN. com Los LEoNEs

4 IT
Presepcie los jpegos en- Ponce y pii-
do decir boca lena, que propto 81
amigo Guzman, estara, como en- snss me-
joress tiempos, Di6 sus hits, hizo, bqenas
cogidas y la rrtmera- veg ole Sc, PR
sent6 con. la. majagua en- Ia mano, Sc 'e
tribute, una. prolongada evasion. Ell
Packard azulito'' de los esposos
Giusti- -Manescau, grandes simpattzado-
res del gran juego naeioRal y fan$ti-
cos del team Ponce, revo william y
Ia su gentil "fianc6e'', Gladys, Pom
Hce, en- union de las sefioritas Canine
Cambiando 1mpresiones con ell ncen-
iciado palyer, este nae, particip6 que el
no tenia NADIA contra ell team San Juan
" menos en- contra de los cubanos
. Simpatizos con ell Ponce SUI pilbli-
co, 10 mismo que aqui en- donde tengo
una legion de amigos, a quienes distin-
go mucho "'Jsaibes que Jnan Roig,
pronto sera otro le6n7 $40 Sc amigo,
pero no SO ha declarado doun todo".
Anuf terminsron las manifestations de
Williem.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03

PERDlDO en- el trayecto de Ia
plaza de Colon al Tobacco Pata-
ce un4Iapiz de plata con enchape
de orc y su cadena. Sc gratifica-
ra con una buena sunna. lame
al 358, S. j. =
Advs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
PuEDE cAzAR

I El Secretario Ejecutivo ha expedido
licencia para cazar portaT armas de
caza, a los Sres. Arturo Prats y Jesus
F. Fueatsss de Ponce Y santurce, res
pectivamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
Fl Collit9 NaGiiona||

De. peliculas, al estrenarse DE Los
HARAPos A LA. .RIQUEzA Ia procla,
mo una Dc las rsj0sss peIisaias para
farn:liss,.
vEAIA 81 vIERNEs 2. v sABADo
$ DE MAYO, en- Ell TEATRo TRES
BAEDERAs luego en- ToD0E los or
MES importantes. AdYe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
Sc VENDE

una esplendida resfdencia CON TO-
do ell comfort moderno y con un
gran SOAR situado en- la Aveni-
da Miramar No. 10. en- donde, In.
formaran. Telefono "a azuL San
turce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03

LAS ALMORkANAS Sc GU
RAN EN- 6 II DIAS. UNGUEN-
TO PAZO las cura, va sean simples,
sangrantes, externas, con picax6n.
Ia Drimera aplicaci6n S3A aisviO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03

Nj Ell asunto de- la fatza nj 81 de
los prenlios de los jugadoEes fueror
debatidos en- la Ultima reunion hos
premios del canapeonato deben ser me
dallas de orc, plata y bronco D snfla
.buena cantidad en- metalico. Con 81 disr
nero que van pagarle al TesoreEo y
secretario, one ascenderan a. $4,000 en-
la temporada. Sc p1eden dar. medallas
"a los tres clubs de los que mas pnntos
sobtengap. Los puestos de Secretario y
Tesorero deben ser. honorificados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
sJAcAcuAs, Z DON JUAN RoIa

al hombEe que mas vidrio vonde en-
Puerto, Rico, cree qae 81 defendi6 al
Jacaguas, mejor cue. sp representante
en- IL. Ultima reunion. Big Bal. cree que
no, pero. los, managers del Ribosch. Hu-
macao, Y San Juan le. pasaron el steam
roller q los, aspptos. del Jacagqas y
qued6 derrotado en- toda Ia linea con 81
voto. de Pipo q. favor, Don Juan nos
particip6 que posiblemente traera para
San Juan Ell team Jacaguas. No quiero
comentarlo ahora. Hasta la proxima,
Don, Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03

1riarte al senior Pedrosa, dIefios de
los. sSands; Don Paqnitc, 10 qu1era
chupar tanto..... IS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
HABLA UN MIEMBRo DEL oOMI
TIE REPUBLICANO DE PONCE

s-
Ponce mayo 2, 1924.
Ell MVNDo, San Juan
Como miembros comit6 local Repubi-
cano no he autorizado. presidente Te-
lps Colon dirigir telegrama. a. comit6s
locales Me mantengo RepHblicano So
lamente.
Lorenzo. LoUBRIEL,
iT Miembro oonait6 Republican,.
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NOTAS DE SPORT

Continuation de la pag. 81
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MELTED LEAD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Sept 17.-Cattle: Re- ceipts, 17,000; practically all grades weighty fed steers semi-demoralized, 25 to 4Os lower; many unsold at noon; liberal Supply going over without bids; yearlings and handyweight fed steers steady to weak; bulk, 10 to 15c lower; strictly choice kind holding steady; extreme top yearlings averaging, 1,0S6 pounds, $11.35; next highest price, $11.3O paid for 1,115-pound averages; top weighty steers, $10.85; average weight 1,4S6 pounds; few heavies above $10.50; many at $8.50010.00; shipping demand narrow; she stock, excepting choice fed cows and heifera dull. on. weak to 25'C lower market; bulls slow; most bo- lognas $4.0094.25; few above outside fig. ure; light grass bulls considerably be- low $4.00; stockers and feeders, 25c low CT; country demand slow; vealers fully steady; bulk $1O.75@1150; few $11.75.
 Hogs: Receipts, 1S,000; very slow 10 to 25c lower; closed dull; light lights bulk better 140 to 150 pounds, $500 9.90; bulk packing sows, $S75@9. .O0; and slaughter pigs fully 25c off; top, $1O.40; bulk good and choice 160 to 23O pounds $10.10@10.3O; desirable 25O to $50 pounds butchers, largely S9.T5@10. .65; majority desirable pigs, $s.75@9.25; esti- mated holdover, 16,0O0.
 Sheep: Receipts, 24,000, slow; fat lambs around steady; sorting moderate; ; bulk natives, $13.00@13.25; few to out siders, $13.40@13.50; bulk cull natives, $9.50; bulk range lambs, $13.15@1s.50; sheep, steady; good range ewes, S6.25: bulk fat ewes, $4.75@6.50; feeding lambs strong; bulk $12.25@13.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the Com mission of the City of Birmingham as provided in Section 1410 of the Code of Alabama, that it is their intention to redeem City Public Improvement Bonds, Numbers 13 and IA of Series 862; Bonds Numbers 19 and 20 of Se- ries S64; Bond No. of Series 921; Bond No. 2 of Series 934; Bond No. 5 of Series 93s and Bond No. IA of Se- ries 94S, at the October l, 1924, Inter est Period, by paying off the same at the Hanover National Bank in New York City and by paying as bonus to the holders thereof a sum equal to one-half of the annual interest thereon for one year.
 By order of the Commission of the City of Birmingham at it's meeting of September 9, 1924.
 L. E. CRAY, City Clerk Birmingham Age-Herald, Sept. 11th,
 18th and 25th, 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
1923 cAHeAust AssoozzrS-Aaev lQ24

A MUST pleasing augury for busi A ness of the near future was the
 August revival in steel manufac- turing which has continued into Sep tenber at slightly higher rate. The above chart illustrates this recovery by showing the operations of the United States Steel Corporation in per cent of total capacity by months since the first of 1923.
 It will be seen that the activities of this corporation slumped rapidly and severely from the high point of 94 per cent attained in March, which point, by the way, marked a higher rate of output than was reached at any time during 1923, an active year. In July operations amounted to only A per cent. Then came August with a quick snapback-average operations for the month being 56 per cent of capacity.
 Among, independent steel manufac- turers, the trend has been similar to that of the leader, except that opera tions at most times have been at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
PLAN CONVENTION
 OF OLD FIDDLERS
Upward Of 100 Expected In Bir- mingham At Meeting In Future

The Old Fiddlers association of Ala bama will hold their next meeting in Birmingham on October 15 when plans will be discussed for the proposed con- vention of fiddlers who play the old fashioned square dance music, the end ultimately in view when the organiza- tiOn was formed in Birmingham last month. j
 Blanton Higgins and W. A. Meeks of Birmingham, have been felected chairman and secretary-treasurer re- spectively of the association. The meeting place is POPS Fifth avenue, north. It is expected that upward of 100 of the old time fiddlers will have been brought into the organization by the time of the proposed convention, MT. Higgins stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

lower rate. February, with operations at S2 per cent of capacity, denoted the high point of this year. The July fig ure of 33 per cent was low and August witnessed a recovery of 45 per cent.
 It is now reported that activity Is continuing to gain as a result of heav- fer forward orders and more numerous inquiries. This, to some authorities, signifies that the July curtailment in the industry was excessive.
 The importance of improvement in steel manufacturing to business is two- fold. The steel industry is fundamental in that it provides the material for nu- merous other. industries, chief among which are automobile manufacturing and building. Improved steel business, therefore, means improved. anticipations in many other quarters. The gain, the fact that steel activity is often read as a reliable business barometer means that an upward trend in steel output will have helpful psychological ef- feet in an optimistic direction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
PERMIT IS ISSUED
 FOR LOAN co. HOME
Residential Construction COntin- ues With 23 Homes PrOjejcted

The Jefefrson County Building and I Loan association obtained a permit from City Building Inspector J. E. Spencer Wednesday for the construc- ton of it's 1O-story office building al Second avenue and Twenty-first street north. The cost was placed al $150, ,000.
 The work will be in charge of Hen derson Construction company. The building will be fire proof, and of brick and concrete construction throughout.
 Other permits of the day included one to the "S1" Tire company for the erection of a brick building at Pear street and Tuscalosao avenue, West End, at a cost of $6,300.r
 Residential construction continued it's dizzy pace, permits; for 23 new homes being issued Wednesday. Most Oi these are modest structures, their ag gregate cost reaching around $15,OOO Six of these homes will be erected by tAe W. B. Leedy Real Estate agency six by NJ. A. Hines, and three by H. M Henderson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
LEAD IS TAKEN
 BY lVDUSTRIALS
 IN STOCK RISE
Crucible Steel Dividend One Of Favorable
 Events Of Session
By EDWARD J. CONDLON

(by Leased Wire to Age-HerRld)
 NEW YORK, Sep-. 17.-The stock market Wednesday gave an impressive exhibition of strength, the like / of which has been all too rare since /the reaction in the market set in during the closing days of August. Fresh buy ing appeared in practically every sec- tion of the list, with the industrials leading the rails by a wide margin.
 The favorable news was not hard to spot. The declaration of the regular dividend by Crucible Steel, after the close of business Tuesday, caused the mid-week session to open firm with traders in a pleasant frame of mind. Not only the steel issues responded at the opening, but a better feeling per- vaded the industrials as whole and the rail issues as well. An easier tone in the money market whipped up the market in the later dealings, with spe- cial groups, such as the baking shares and tobaccos, attaining substantially higher levels.
 Bullishness Revived =
 There appeared to be a general re- vival of the midsummer bullishness as if some traders had been only hold ing back long enough to obtain stand ard issues at the lowest possible prices for their string boxes. Accommodations in representative stocks was noted, and the turnover for the day exceeded that of the previous session by nearly 100000 shares.
 The financial community took the announcement of the reduction in mid continent crude oil prices stoically. Recent declines in petroleum shares are believed to have fully discounted the cut. There is, however, little like lihood of bull movement in oil stocks at this time, but the even tone which characterized these issues following the announcement of the reductions in crude was reassuring. Cotton Comes Back
 The cotton market performed some- what in the manner of stocks. Follow ing a series of almost unbroken de-
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clines since the last government con- dition report, the market came back with a snap on news of heavy rains in Georgia and the Atlantics. In the past ten days, it will be remembered, cotton has declined approximately $15 a bale, so that prices are beginning to get to levels where they look cheap to specu- lative interests. And once hedge sell ing eases up for brief period, cotton futures should take decided brace.
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The next government report on the crop is scheduled for September 23, which will show the condition of the crop as of September Is, so that all of the damage tc the crop inflicted by the downpour of rain this week may not be fully reflected in the report. Liverpool appeared to be buying the near and distant options in the market on a larger scale than has ruled in more than a fortnight.