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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1921.
.fv. .I.M.MW. -Wr-i-
COMPLETE STOCK.
QUOTATIONS
FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES
CURB FLUCTUATIONS
IN OILS AND INDUSTRIALS
I WALSH EXPOSES rTTjjjijj
HHP! AFFORD TO El
Stock Market
' Stock price movements to-day were
aa confuting o the news having n
Adam Kiira .... BO
Adr Ittnartf US
ta
ift
to six per cent bofoie the clone of the
week.
The wheat market reacted three
cents a bushol, which perhaps Is a
natural consequence 01 mo kicu
cent rise which occurred yesterday.
Cotton was dull nnd nrm.
Tho money rate dropil to 6 per
cent nt the beginning of tho third
footir of trndlnir. The best responso Jilt ituMtH lV
be&rlnfe on Tallica. Speculation was won mnde Iy tho tobacco fthareii which uit UuH ..
... i.tii- roan innn uno iu uiiiu iitiuivn. nnn- .ijuosi jii.lu
Rains and looses wore fairly evenly transcontinental, (became in rood do- .in jln Um .... 8714
uiviucu. mantl, ana tne loaders 01 tins ciass Am jui IN. . . . .
, Stocks' that became most prominent rose i point or more. Miscellaneous Am oit 8icr . . . .
4tm Ail ed rhunlcnl rtnldwln. At- Industrials, Including the lending m iio., uik ..,
wre Mi.ea cnemicni, uatawin, ai- ..ioni- Mrrt. niiwi dull i r.
Htl QuU and Heading. The first ftml flrm do W ...'...
amca declined nearly uvo points on in late trading cotton declined i Jnon h Wit
the announcement that a special n ibale. Foreign exchange rates con- Am out oil....
stockholder had been unucu nrm. l' ..."JT.L "
Am Mxnl IM...
Am locutoilttt
Alltnl Un
juu HaMj lUiur.
Am MJt ft Cm. .
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS
Wall St. uossip
Etneetlnff of stockholders had
fcalled for March 7 to authorize an
(noreaso of 160,000,000 In the pre
ferred stdck and an Increase of 1,000,-
000 shares In the amount of com-
ion stock. ' It was officially stated
that It Is -not the Intention of the
kriagomenf, to Iasuo any of this
: v , t .
ritook. in the near future, tiut the
culatlve element professed to b
neve differently.
F. uaiuwin Tccedoa a point or more on
account of the showing mad by thei
annual report. Atlantlc-Qulf sras sold ' ruaraun liAt-imixur.. v-iwar..
Son "reports that plans for new financing I Demand sterling, 190 i-i, cables.
fttavo finally been combleted and that ! 1-2. off 5-8. French franca dc-
Ihe medium Will be a new fjl0,000,00l' 1 man, .0747; cables. .0748, up .ooos. i,ire
note issue. Heading continued to bo dnand, .0371; cables, .037J, up .0002.
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Liberty 3 l-2s opened 91.04: Hocond, "SH---
ll-ls, 16.80, off .00; Third, 90.08, off t ,H
08: Fourth, 87.02: Victory J 3-4s,
97.24, up .01; 4 J -4s, 97.24, Up .02,
l.oaotlonary because of dlnappointment
Boyer the terms of the now famous sac-
itlon jilan.
sir stocks were unaffected by the
announcement that tho South Porto
tioo Sugar Company had reduced the
lyidend on the common stock from 12
C per cent. This proilp of shares
stimulated by tho continued
Btrcnglh of the raw and refined sugar
Oil and motor shares were Irregu
lar. United States Steel during most
j of the day moved within a half-point
, range. Independent steel shares were
Irregular and paid little attention to
renewod reports of price cutting by
rmlependents.
Of highly favorable Importance
1 -was a further rise in the rate fur de-
nand sterling to $I.lt. This Is the
Highest figure touched since the mid-
"Idle of last July. Other foreign ex-
Lotiange rates were flrm.
mere wan a jhciuiiui supply ui can
Money at the seven per cent renerwul
rw-e, and predlctlona were again
'iheard that tbe rate will be dropped
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
'At
.How To
Trade In
The Market
and other rules and
methods of interest to
traders are civen in our
free booklet, "Thelnvest
ors and Traders Qoide."
It tells:
The General Rules of
Trading.
The Rights of Stock
and Bond Holder.
' The Deposit Require
mcnts for Carrying
Stocks.
How to Give a Broker
Instructions.
Broker's Commission
Charges,
How to Indorse aStock
Certificate.
How to Group Invest
ments. Call, phone or write for
No. EW-J62
Latett atatlable mw fat'
n fined onacrfresecun're.
JONES&BAKER
SpeelattttM in New York
Curb Market SecuHtiet
ROAD STREET OFFICE
SO Broad Street
Telephone Broad 7150
MADISON SQUARE OFFICE
225 Fifth Avenue
Tel. Madison Square 1377
42nd STREET OFFICE
SOS Fifth Avenue
Telephone Murray Hill 7120
Offices in S Principal Cities
Olrrct rrirat Wire
nclfilan franc demand, ,0778; cables,
.07711, up .0003. Mnrks domand, ,0173;
cable. ,0174, up .OQ03. Canadian dol
lars demand, .8738, off ,0050, Argen
tine -pesos demand .7870; cables, .7 NO,
up.OMO.
DIVIDENDS.
The Lindsay Light Company
passed tho regular quarterly dividend
of 2 per cent, on tho common stock
due at this time. Tho regular quar
terly 1 1-4 per cent, preferred dlvl
dond was declared payablo March 31
to stock of record Fdu. it.
The Mergenthnler Linotype Com
pany declared the regular quarterly
2 1-2 per rent dividend payablo
Maroh 31 to ntock'of record March 6.
The National Transit Company de
clared an extra dividend of CO cents
a share payablo March 16 to stock of
record Fab. 28. This corresponds with
an extra dividend declared a year
ago. .
Tho Quaker Oats-Company declared
a quarterly dividend of l 1-2 per cent,
on tho common and tho regular quar
terly dividend of 1 1-2 per cent, on
tho preferred, both payablo May 31 to
stock of record May 2. Previously
the company had been paying 3 per
cent, quarterly on tho common stock.
Directors announced that this ac
tion was taken after writing down
all Inventories to cost or market
whichever Is lower.
A. J. KENNEDY'S
ESTATE $182,189
Am Tib pes UJ...1 XUt'i
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Oinuan Initio .. (MS
Administrhtors File Report of- Hold
ings of Late Corllandt Street
Haberdasher.
Dcrnnrd J. McCnnn and Jeremiah
J. Qcaighan, to-day filled their ac
counting as administrators of the es
tate of tho tato Andrew J. Kennedy,
haberdasher, of ' No. 12 Cortlandt
istrcct, who died suddenly on Jan.
JO, 1018.
Tho nccountlrvr shown that of tho
present assets of tho estate $233,921
represents Inventory of stock ahd flx-
I turcfl and cotfh -1n banks amounting
. to $115,000. Oltticr assets consist of
the premises at Nos. 12 and 38 Cort-
1 landt Street. After deducting cost of
administration and othw expensed
the administrators atato they have
on hand $182,189
Kennedy's v.ill made bcquerls to
friends and employees of his eloro
rather than to many relatives, several
of Whom have brought suit to break
tho will.
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FOR STATE CENSORS
OVER ALL MOVIES
IV
Bill Introduced in Assembly Pro
j vides for Comniission of
Three at $5,000 Each.
' ALHANY. Feb. ic Creation of a
State 'Motion Picture Censorship Com
mission of thrco mcmlbnrn Is ' sought
in a bill Introduced In the Iv-.slaturo
, to-day by Aasranblyniun Walter V.
Clayton, nopubllcan, of Kings.
It would 4e the duty of tho com-
; mlsalon to Cxamlno all fllnui and reels
and mpprove or dlsapprovo than. For
enoli S00 ifeet of film oxamlncd the
fc would bo $3, but no feu would
, exceed $S. ,
l 'Momfocra of tho commission would
bo appointed by the Governor with
; tho ootrsvut or the Bcnutc for flve-
. year terms at salaries of $5,000 a year.
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SOO IhfUhHc Tire Hub 10
300 11 J Ilfrnolda lfw 30ft
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Soo Hiandard (lai A llMtlo 11
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1U0O lloone Oil '
100 lloitoa Wromlris 1
CWQ Carlb H)id '
100 Cltlw Stt 11 mf 1 dlt 9
400 Cille S.Tih'e rf
100 Clllet Htrlc old SSI
400 Cltl IVrtloo old Vt.... TOft
1100 Donor Oil
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5000 i1nTi Pet 1
700 Olrorork OJ 2ft
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100 Merrirt Oil Uft
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2000 Nobl OU ii
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SOO ITod A Itrfln 4ft
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1300 Mmma Pet 7ft
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country. Of course, the price of
meat may not ba Increased, but
the purpose of the enactment of
this tariff is to Increase the price
of meat.
"Mr. President, wo were told In Iho
11K Bamo dolmtc, In connection with the
un.. viiu. ilia Kiunvia Ui HVU-
t9 stock do not net prices for what they
... Drodtlco In nnrnnlnnnn will, tt, virlfna w
, paid to the packers for the product
u thqy put upon tho market. In Hint
connection it was conceded that tho . ,
,. , purpose of that bill was to Insure silX
AMan
or the Ap
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By Irving Dacnener
T
OwrrtfiU Ul. t lrrta Bacballar.
ClIAPTMt IX
t (CaoUaued.)
1IAT romtnas mo of a nlcht
when I was itpeuklafi In
Havana," said Honest
Abo. "A man with a
ruffled shirt and massive
watch chain irnt un and
I.,.,, I . ... . ... , !H II Pl'IVl Oifif tK. tVtil... nr-
35 i "vurr priti-H to tne prouueers or live-
..a: stook, and it wns urs;cd, and an ap- ,octlc. Douglas In his brodd
M i peal was mapo to Itopresentatlvoa C,.UV5? .and nno llnen "cm'nd3 me
,, particularly from tho New England ?f th,at man- 1ln Bolng to answer
M.t I States nnd tho other manufacturing ri0"1!1.??, ns h ansiverod htm. Most of
,U States of the Kast. to oppose tho itWh,fl 1 know nro my ind ot
,x measure. It being ndvanced that If. . was a poor hoy worklnff on
, , indeed, the price houla be Increased "JJ11 Vati a 'Bnt, a'lars a. month
to mo prouuecrfl or livestock it would 7,, ' , , f""
mean nn Increase In prices to tho l,uy WBro, ''"ckakln. If you know tho
consumers of meat In the Industrial !!a,t"re f buckskin, you know that
centres. i wcn It Is wot and dried by tho sun
. . ' 11 will shrink, and my brooches kopt
ONLY A BUNCO GAME ON THE shrinking and deserting the sock
PRODUCER. Inreu of my logs until several inches
"Hut tho Senator from Jfassaohu- I otthcm wero barc "vo my shoaa.
1 14 I sells tiir. waisii) tllBClosod, by elab- '""" i srowing lunger inty
13 orato tables prepared by ihe Bureau w-ro crowing Hiiorter nna so mucti
Hi i of Mariicts of tho Department of ''Shier that they lert a U'.un streak
sft
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1010 AUa Oold ii
1100 AtlanU 1
700 Ul( la-dn ft
1000 llooth
COOO ltort A Mont
1000 Calcd Mln 11
SOO Cal A Jtrrona ft
1510 Candrlarla Mia 17
4oO Oorui Bluer 70
700 Cranon Gold lft
3300 YX Balradoc ft
1009 Kmma Bluer 3
1700 Eureka llollir lft
(,00 (9 Mlnlna ft
1000 Oold Cona 10
1200 Hold Dcrel .......... 'i
3(600 Goldfleld Floreuc ..... 41
1100 Cold lCswaoa ... 3
1000 Cold tiUnx rick. 7
10700 Oold Zona 73
1500 Gee at Ikad 3
CSO Haola Mlnlu 4ft
200 Iron lUoaaom ft
7S00 Jumbo Kitenaion ...... 11
8700 McNuiara ....... IS
10C00 VcNamara Croaotnt .... 18
100 Harm Cop 31ft
1000 liana MU . 10
1000 Motberloda S3
4000 Murrey Uoerldfi 55
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11000 llcx Cona t
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1000 San Toj 5
1800 8ilTer Klur Dtrldo 2
109 U eJllrer lead ft
1500 Surma Mln t
200 Tonopah betmont lft
1500 Tonopah CaUl 11 oy 7
1700 Tono lHvllfo lft
200 Tooopah lUt lft
1000 TOno-ilm 11 17
1O00 Tonopah Mldwaj 13
400 Tunopab SI in lft
1100 Titwpau Mlzpah 11
llOO Tonopah Montana
1200 Tonopah UMoue Lula... 20
600 U B Oonllnantal V
6700 United EaaUm lft
1S00 Victory
300 Weal Bd C lft
1800 Whlta Cat"
IW0 WUbert 3
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Agriculture, that such a conclusion around my legs which can bo seen to
does not toiiow at all, and that the I l'"B "" ou utul lnilt arisiocracjr
prices oxacted of the consumers bear ' 1 know of ono Whig that la an aristo-
no relation wnatever to the prices ,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
prarx s. CAvrvnx.
"HIE FUKIRAL CHURCH" bs.
IMon-SorUrian)
J70 Broadway at66tfa St.
rooara coumtoi tra
ma UkOca. zh 31. A Baa Mrw.
HELP WANTEtV-MALSL
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URGE STATE WIDE
CHAUFFEURS' FEE
AutonrcAilc Association Jii 'Favor
of "bowman Bill MakinR Charge
of One Dollar.
AfllllAN'y, TVb. 16. atcprCBcntntlvtro
of automobile associations and deal
ers' orsMnlrutlons are in Albany to
.inii rnr. tin. ijaarlnir on a series Of
B. irolllnrfrm-orth of Alcon. Tenn a, . vohUU(bllU before tho Internal
pitcher, has been cirfne.l by the Tilts-, " . Tiain.
fcurrh National Iaeue llaseball Club. Aflfalra Committee of tho Ilsla
Parncy Dreyfuas, President of the PI- ture.
rates, sail to-day Dial Ilolilngsworth Tho Neiv York Stato Automobile
bad returned his signed contract Hoi-1 Association .with tnoro than 100 rep
llnaroMortli, prior to tlio war. pitched, reaentatlvea iiresent, urged cnact
A0,,UiS.r.B,'fe C1bJH th,? !a;.'niont of tho Lowman Ulll, designed
with independent ' tams In Tennoaaoe, J to provide for a unlfoftn Stato wide
I1U 111 UIO JKkSl tWO RUtUIUIHI HO lUlS .. , 1 ,w. Ilt nf 1 t 11.
SAYS PROHIBITION
WILL COST BILLIONS
I ami iu me iklsi vwo Huaflon ne
rlf ntlbl t-tt't tm-nin ianl.lt ....
syivvitvw a,nw s --1 Ull) llV-ltll, fcUIllt.-),
Vlrllm ot 1.. I. 11. 11. Wreck Dlra.
William Van Twlstern, of No. 2053
Washington Avenue, the Dronx, whose
I arm was amputated after he was In-
jurca in tne nceiuent on me Atlantic
Avenue line of the I-inir lalsmt ltnllm.ni
Rlindav nlpht dlil In.dnv In fit Mn.H. I
Hospital, llroolc'v-n.
Illsilt Trmprrmturn In Adlrnndark.
6AR.VNAC LAKE, jv. 16. The
mercury stood at 70 above zero In tbe
Adirondack Mountains to-day, breaking
Sill MrWtVril fit t I C4t iMHr-lHalllKAa I
' February. Streams wrre reported rising
myiuij uuuvr tun taivw.
conso to bo gootl until revoked,
rereons under eighteen ycara of ago
would 7o prohibited from driving
cars tinder n provision of tho bill.
Secretary of State John J. Lyons
nlso advocated passago of this
measure.
Senator Smoot Charges Enormous
loss in Income Tax io
'Dry Laws.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. Enor-
moua Incomo tax losses to tho Gov
ernment will result from tho Treasury
Department ruling allowing reduo
tlons for losses ot lntanglblo assets;
Including "good will," the Senate was
told to.day by Senators Frollnghuy
sen, nopubllcan. New Jersey, and
Smoot, llepubllc&n, Utah.
Tho Utah Senator estimated tho
loss at 11,000,000,000 annually, but
Senator IFrellnghuyncn said tho total
would run from two btllkma to four
billions tund that tho airinclpu losses
woro ibolng chargod off toy liquor
dealers, brewers, wlrolosaltrrft and
othors as a result of tho Prohibition
laws.
ftrhmal) Ilecelvcil by tlic l'apr.
IIOMK, Kt). 15 Charles r. BCTiWab
was rocclvc-d by Pope Itenodlct to-da.
The Pop highly praised tho nobility and
generosity shown by tho American Na
tion, as well as by individual America. -is,
and was greatly interested In Mr.
HnhMb'1 views or ina aiiuaiioR l
united atAtos,
In the
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11000 Am Airl Cheia 7Ii I
1M0 Am Ttt 6 13
S00 Am Tet Ca 34 VSft
11000 Anaconda Cop 0 soya
13000 Anaconda-ta 2 "3ft
jooo Armour A Co ta 07
11000 Uethlehim Steol 7l W
S000 Ueaier board 8 00ft
11000 Ocrro do 1 co Sa 101ft lMft
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SOOO Cow rSport Sa SB osfc
18000 Copper Eiport ! 3l.... Mft
49000 Copper 1 Vrt la 2S. . , . 09
3000 Diamond Mateh tft". wlft
UO00 Oalrna HO ll St
5000 General Aavhalt ta 101
7000 Goodrich Tire 7 Wft
11000 Grand Trunk Ofta WS!i
00000 Gulf Oil 7 7ft
1000 Helot Co ta 07
15009 Inter 11 T fa c
1000 Kennecett C 7a Wft
2000 Morrlt A Co Ifta 8ft
COOO Ohio ClUr Tl 31 ft
6000 Ol-lo aura 7a 24 OSft
4000 Pan Am Pet 7a "'ft
3000 Hoari Hortiuck 7i .... Wft
1000 Sean llorburk Tl St.... 93ft
39000 Sinclair C 7ftl 03
6000 (Wear t Cle la 100
151)00 FouUiwert lletl Tl ft
13000 8 O N Y Tl M 101
11900 HON VJl ll
2000 8 O N V 7a 27 lot
1000 8 O N Y Tl 10 IJlft
1000 H O N Y Tl 9 101ft
.1IKI0 H O N Y Ta 31 101S
11000 Klft A Co Tl wft
lliooo Tviai Co Tl 00S
100O Vnloa Tank T.. 1WJ. ipo
tnsi Va-Car Chrm Tfti 5ft l
2000 Weitern lilen 7i....... W rJ
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the packers pay to the producers of
nvestocK.
"If the price of meat to tho con
sumer will not go up when tho price
Is 'higher to the producer of livestock,
the price of livestock will not go up
when a higher price is paid for
drcsed meat to those who put It upon
tho market,"
"Here is the proposition which
confronts ust We are offering a
subsidy to the meat packers of
this country of something like
5)300,000,000 In tho hope that they
will divide with the growers of
livestock in this country.. For
myself, considering the history of
the packing business, I am un
wiling to indulge any hope of
that chareter."
The Wyoming Senator also showed
up the bait thut'la thrown in for the
Senators from tho corn belt.
I have Invited attention to some
features of the bill which bear heav
ily upon tho consumer and which, In
my Judgment, aro essentially vicious.
said he. "I wish now to Bpeak'ot ono
or two that, to use language that
would pass out in our country, how
ever unparliamentary It may be, arc
pure ibunk," I refer particularly to the
provision imposing it duty or is cents
a bushel on cdrn, tho third Item of
the bill: Corn or malzo, ID cents a
bushel of 56 pounds."
Itcrcrring to tho statistical ab
stract, I learn that In the year 1919
we produced in this country 5,502,
eeS.OW bushels of corn; that wc ex
ported of that 23.018,822 bushels; that
we retained for domestic consump
tion, 175,646,178 bushels, and that
tho not Imports to thl3 country aro
3.31C, 463. In other words, in 1919. of
corn we exported seven times the
amount that wo Imported and wo
produced seventy times the amount
that wo Imported. I wish some ex
port In finance would explain to mo
how, under those circumstances, the
imposition of 15 cents a bushel on
corn or US a bushel on corn would
advantage tho growers ot corn by u
single cent.
"I cannot bring myself to vote
for a subsidy of $300,000,000 to the
meat trust in the vain hope that
it will divide on an equitable basis
or on any basis with the pro
ducers of live stock. I am un
willing to burden the householder
of the country with an added su
gar bill of $160,000,000, one million
of which would be contributed by
the peoplo of my State, in the in
fantile belief that tho Sugar Trust'
and other refiners and manufac
turers will turn it, or any sub
stantial part of it, over to the
farmers who produce cane or
sugar beets.
"These are not tho only infamies
In this measure, but they sufficiently
charcterlze It. They not only char
acterize it, but they Illustrate the
natural tendency of every tariff
bill framed on the protective prin
ciple to becomo a bundle of Infamies.
The frozen meat amendment appears
here on the Insistence of a member
ot tho commltteo coming from a sec
tlon of the country In which tho load
Ing Industry Is tho production of live
stock nnd whoso support it was
deemed wIbo to secure. The sugar
Hut look at tho Now England type
nt Whig exemplified by tho Imperious
and majestic Webster," said Douglas.
"Wobstcr was another poor lad,"
Lincoln answered. "His fathers home
was u log cabin in a lonely land until
about the timo Daniel was born, when
tho family moved to a small frame
house. His is the majesty ot a great
Intellect."
It was nearlng midnight ono night
when Samson and Albe heard foot
steps cn tho board walk In front of
tho house. In a moment Harry
Needles entered In cavalry uniform
with lino top booU and silver spurs,
erect as a young Indian brave and
bronzed by tropic suns.
"Hello!" ho said as ho took oft hUs
bolt and clanking sabre. "I hong up
my sword. 1 novo luuf enough of
war."
Ho had ridden across country from
.'.ho boat landing and arriving so late
bad loft hts horse at a livery stabler
"I'm lucky to find you and Abe all
UP and wultlng for me," ho said as
ho shook Choir hamfc. "How la
mother?"
"I'm well," Sarah called, from the
top ot the fltairway. "I'll be down
ii. a minute."
Var an hour or more thev flat bv
the fireside while Hairy told of his
advonturcn In the great owomps ot
Southorn Florida.
"rvo done my shore of tho fight
ing," ho said at length. "I'm going
North to-morrow to find Dim and her
mother."
"I shall want you to servo a com
plaint on one Lionel Davis," said Mr.
Lincoln.
'T liavo ono of my own to servo on
him," Harry answered. "Uut I hope
that our case can be settled out of
court."
"I think that I'll go with you as
far as TazewcJl County and draw
the papers there," wild Lincoln.
When tho latter had loft for his
lodgings nnd Joe and his mother had
gono to bed. Samson told Harry the
details of his visit to Chicago.
"I am not going to worry about
Davis," said tho young man. "Uut
when I got there I wouldn't wonder
if he'd huvo to worry a lititlo ubout
tne."
CHAPTER X.
HEY found many of Davis's
notes in Tazowcll County. Abe
Lincoln's complaint repre
sented seven clients and a
sum exceeding twenty thousand dol
lars.
"Now, Harry, you don't llkp Davis
and I can't blame you for it," said
Honest Abe before they parted. "Don't
spoil our case by trying to take it out
of Iris hide, nrst we've got to tano r.
out of his pockot. When I get
tlvrousTi there may not bo any hide
on him worth speaking of, but if there
is you can have it and welcome.
WlUi the papers in his pockot Harry
wnnt nn to Chicago nnd found that
lllm had been anting as a nurse in a
small-pox detention camp omaiuo mi
city limits, auu was uu uuuci iii'
amino
T
amendment assures at least two Harry spent tho ttf"" with
Democratic votes for the bill. Pea- I Mrs. Kelso and Dim's baby boy. Iho
aro offered .good woman was ihuuimw
niifa rinii fv-it f r n tn- n nil
a a u vj aau w avaaiv. vu wis it l J vitLl vv i a -
. a t- P.....I r-i a a 1 ..i.a l nt t ho nunr Haulier.
dlttonally oposeU to lcfrinlatlon of "Wo liavo had a terrible ear, slio
t.t ura.. n 42 a 'diii "Wft couldn't have Uvea
lino uiirttni. n-i . v-wi ii 111111x1 it 'mil c ntAiu. - - . . ti f
in tho list of commodities protected through it without tho hp oi u
by this emergency ineaRtire. ;irlond. uim went "-a.j v" , ,
What Is the emergency that should of the sick in tho siruUlpox nciguoor
Impel Congress to como to tho aid of hood. She was. rather discouraged.
41. l.nH nn.l fVnm nn.ml.. ,(1,,h frlnnrl Air. Ia.Vl. IB in 1OV0 WlUl
Is It essential' to exclude importations her. Sho promised to marry lilm. It
of com? Let us have soroo exposition seemed to be tne oniy wuj uUl u.
of the nocessity of how the price of troubles. Hut she will not ovon write
com can bo raised by an Import duty, to him now. I think that she is very
otherwise wo aro forced to the con- junliappy."
.1.lnn Minf lil itlm WIU Innnp. "1 ,ll nnt trv to InCrCOSC her troll
poratcd to give members from tho' Idas, but I shall prevent her from
corn eountrv an opportunity to fool imnrrvlnn Davos if I can," saltt narrj.
their constituents Into tho belief that "Why?"
nroflt bv the bill which no I !(..., nor. I think he Is dlShonCBt.
generously 'scatters plenty over a I "He had convinced me that all tho
-.iiino-lnnrl.' " L,nn.i. nrn wronc." Mrs. Kelso de-
, clarcd. "I think that he is one ot tho
kindest and best ot mon.
"I shall not argue with you as to
the character of my rival," Harry
answered. "The facts will be on
rrcnnl one of theso days and then you
can form your own Judgment, I hope
jou won't mind ray coming hero to
SCO you unu me imuy ,tw
"You aro always woloome. uut iur,
DO YOU
KNOW?
OaurrizIU. lWI. br tlx l"ro ISjolWHiif Co.
iTl Ntw York l')neiinir World.l
solemn promlso of marriage and must
neep it unless some mlracio occurreu.
In a few weeks tho suit came on.
It was tried In tho new brick Court
House In Chicago. Davis's defense,
aa glvon In tho answer, alleged that
tho notes woro to be paid out, of the
proceeds of the sole of lots and that
in consequenco of tho collapse of the
boom there had been no such pro
ceeds. His claim was supported by
the testimony of his secretary and
another and by cortaln letters of his.
promising payment as soon as the
land was sold, nnd by loiters from
tbo Plaintiffs allowing that grace.
As to the understanding upon which
the notes were drawn, there was a
direct issue of veracity for which
Abo Lincoln was exceedingly well
prepared. Ho had gained possession
of many facts lit tho history of tin.
young speculator, Including, tho Im
portant one that ho had boon con
victed of fraud In Now Orleans. Mr.
Lincoln's cross-examination was us
merctloss as sunlight "falling rouna
a helpless thing." It was kindly And
polite in tone but rolcutleHS In lit
earchlng. When it ended, tho weight
of Davis'a character had been accu
rately established. In his masterly
summing up Mr. Lincoln presented
every circumstance in favor of tho
defendant's position. With remark -
nblo insight he anticipated tho argu
ment ot nis aitornoy. lie presented
tnem fairly and generously to ihe
court and Jury. ' According to Sam
son, tho opposing lawyers admitted
in a private talk that Lincoln had
thought of presumptions in favor of
Davis which had not occurred to
them. Therein lay tho characteristic
of Mr. Lincoln's method In a lawsuit
First ho put tho thing to be
weighed on tho scalo fully and fairly
Thon. ono by one, ho put tho units
ai gravity on tho other side so that
tho court and jury saw the turning
of tho balance.
Ho covered tho point at Ishuo with
few words "cverv on of -which
drew blood," to quoto a phraso from
tho alary. Ho showed that tho va
lidity of such claims rested wholly on
tho character of tho man who mad
mem, especially when they woro op
posed to the testimony of people
whoso honesty had been Questioned
only by that man.
"Now as to the secretary," oold Mr.
Lincoln, "I honestly regret that h
has disagreed with himself. A young
man ought not to disagree with him
self as to tho truth and tspeclally
when ho contradicts tho oath of wit
nesses whom wo havo no reason to
discredit, I want to bo kind to him
on ncoount of his youth. Ho reminds
mo ot me young man who hired out
to a Captain In Gloucester and
shipped lor the China coast and
learned presently that ho was on a
pirato vemel. Ho had been a yourr
man of good Intentions but ho had
wtUrai.r.0 an$ ncIp tl10 business
along. When tho ship was captured
ho said:
' '1 didn't want in , i. ,
lCnT, .T?3 nlK ono klnrt ' mimes on
that ship and tho majority was 6.
largo I thought that tho vote might u.
ncil be UUanimrma At - ..
,... . i iius in
,tr,t'c.lbJln' but tbo wulkln' was
i,ni ba,i 1 had lo dcoiJo between a.
harp and a cutlass.'
. para5l0 erves to illustrate
tho history uf moat ,.,,,,.. J
rail into bad company. The walking
becomes more or lias bad t.r tm" ,
They get Into the bondage f i'L.!r
e know not how It may have
m Matc- 1 "'ly since the hard
lmes began, the walking has looked
tod to him. but still uieS- U Malt
ing. i am stirrv it miiKt (. .1...
there was walking, and I hope t at
he will now make some use of It
iT1""1, m ,tlmo wnfessod f
Samoon Traykir that Mr. Lincoln'-.
a P,n; hecn the vlng of him
A judgment was rendered In favor " '
h.i,-I,Ilinn,t"rsr ,h0 fu" "mount or
their claim with costs. Tho charat
tor of Lionel Davl, had been Zt
Mrs. Kelso turned against him m7
Lincoln's skill as a lawyer wiio rccoK
Jn lh.?.?.ort' 'i? well if
....wuiu ivuiuiuA. r Torn that rt-,
forth no man enjoyed a uw not'
'Agjv in Taoweu County. P1"
When Runnon nnrf lr- ..
left U,o Court "Houso theVo
e,n.0,O k"ta bcUxvcn tho young
wi "VJ0 ,conBUmmation of h s
wlBhea. Unfortunately, as they mro
going down the steps, DavK ho
Warned Samson for his rouble nTmu
an insult at tho sturdy "CoS
Samson, who had thrA arV??cd at
iS!?-of, '"n dlBetion, wna littla
dlntnrbed by tho anger of a mat 1 so
or tho hateful worria i,.i 1 ...
rrd,1in1,dcaU thl! specutatof
KJ i? -Wloh for a
.iu,i uoprivnt hint, of thu
power of epweh. That evoking a
friend of Davis called at the CiU
Hall with a rk.-,H.. mu.
TUn SO,dlcr e'pted i
JtY w Mr L,n?,ln living left tho
rJ?," afa? 'i"" of e time
.. in Hiimu up and shoot
at each othor after such a nuarrii
Hut Davis. Bince thn 1.5rrf:
2r??er T dnd nnd theVcfoTe n"
Bt?n,tfr th. nm of honor with
a man of Hnrry's standing n .t,.
young officer had promised to right
and was npt to bo dissuaded.
The next day on tho prnlrlrs Harry
hlslung. ' WUh a bU"et ,hr0U""
QUESTIONS.
) hWheat t&Uh the0 Ard tUn- Davis coone'n feeling" you
nel w,rL".th ?u , ,A '? . do It might bo unpleasant for you to
, .L Jli ? - ' irn.i..D. moet him."
lot ft lot.
100 loon
in
Lord flnrenaboroUKh .Salla for U. 8,
LONDON, Feb.. It Lord Queens
borouBh, aocompanled by his daughter.
sailed yesterday on the Aqultanla at
tend the inauguration In Washington.
Ills wife, wbo died In 191t, was the
dAUghter ot the lata Wlllltun C. Wilt
ncy of New rk City.
Vuleanlsrr nioTm Out 'llounjr T'ront.
The front of No. 1 Wadsworth Ave
nuo was blown Into the street when a
vulcanising machlno operated by Bert
Led as of No. 37 Bronx (Park Avenue
exploded thero to-day. Tho explosion
Kill
Wft
OSft
93ft of the Chinese and Japanese seas . ..jt vvouid. I'll keep away until the
,,, ! called? ' i- ntrnrs." Raid Harry.
100 3. From what country Is rosewood He wrolo a very tender letter to Blm
90ft Imported? 1 that day. Ho told her that he had
lot 4. Who was the fifteenth President come to Chicago to llvo eo that ho
looft 1 of the united states ( . ,niBht be near her and ready to ncip
ft. What is the name of the bona In ,.i.v, snm ni,l lnim l.i In .nv lio.-irt thnt
.. I U. 1 -J ,L-... -:--- ------
tne arm omii auuuiuci mm eioun i indo mo want, you ior my who ions
6. What part of a ton is a hundred- g0i that has filled my lottors and
weight? sustained m in many Rlt hour of
wnai 11 mo luiyt" city in ,,cril." ho wrote: "if you reauy mink
Utah? . . . tii.it vou must marry Davis, I ask you
8. On what large river is the Aus- nt lc(Uit t0 wait for the development of
1 .7ur. 1 ji rx"' ' a HUlt which ado uncoin is urmginR
9 What is a condimnt7 i.half of many cltlzons of Tazewell
10. l-rpm tne intestines or wnat ,.,.. it in likely that we shall know
more tlinn wc do now tiefore that cato
ends. I saw your beautiful llttlo hoy.
Ho looks no muoh like you that I long
to steal him ana Keep mm witn me,
101U
191ft
animal is catgut usually madq?
1. Slmplon; 2, tiThoons; 2, Ilnizll;
I, James lluchanan; 5, humerus; 6,
was due to a defective safety valve. 1 one-twentieth; 7, Salt Lake City; J,
no ono was injurta. uanuoe; v, scasonuie; iv, aaeep.
kt In a few dnys ho received a brief
I ...ktAI .liinl 11 fcwl si ViA WAQ llft.lA
I
Cn.Vl'TEU XI.
T was a new town to which Sani-
.i returneu. xno CJovornor
and tho State olllcers hid
moved to Springfield. The new
ijaptto was ntwrlng completion
Tho hard times which hud follow ,.u
tho downfall or '37 had unjnstlj dim
I""1? ,..Mr' "col"'" corlnd-nrr ,,
his nltlllty as a legislator. Hr cn
Joyed the practice ot the law win. 1,
had begun to turn his Interest f, ,
the affairs of tatc. itut the m't
IKilltlcul science bollptl iboforV n"
flroplacn in tho roar of Josh ," 1
Speed's storj. every evquin that
coin nnd hU os.oolute,s were in
ttpiringflrid. The wit and wwdo
which bubbled into IU vap.U an
tho Uioat that mirrounded It were til a
talk or the town. Many cime , .
witness tho process and present! v ,t
wns moved, for a time. tv more nc
commodlous riuartcrs. nc
Read To-Mor'rovs Intertst'pg In-
.-, . tUlmerit
01
l' t SMC
(Mr ill
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