The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 15

i oo STATE TAXES $40,000,000. State Comptrotier Travis said to-day the Mew State income tax, which is not collectible until next year, is expected to produce approximately $40,000,000 from avout half @ million taxpayers. the tax, No citizen of the State with an tn+ Come of $1,000 jf unmartied, of an in- come of $2,000 if married, may escape iniess a Federat empioyee or otherwise exempt Residents of other States are taxed in in this State, unless their incomes are taxed In their own State. incomes derived Try a Distinctive in‘: Every Character that Tends to Make a Cup of Tea Truly Enjoyable— "SALADA" “The Queen of All Teas” Packet ..... This Very Day. BROOKLY About 1,500 Sizes 6 to 14 Years Values to 3.95 Summer wardrobe. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & € Fulton Street, Brooklyn Exceptional Sale Tuesday Girls’ Wash Dresses Smart Dresses of Parkhill Gingham in checks, stripes and plaids; also plain color Cham- bray and Linon; straight-line and pleated models, with contrasting trimming and belts. Sale Price 2.00 A splendid opportunity to replenish the children’s Special Sale Tuesday Women’s New Spring ' Plaid Skirts Full pleated model of Wool Plaid, in a variety of attrac- tive color combinations. Also a smart *‘button-back” Sport Skirt of two-toned plaids, as well as Navy and Black Serge Sport Skirts. Exceptional Value | 10.278 — COL. HAYES NAMED HEAD WALL STREET News and Gossip of To-Day’s Market—Present and Fu- ture Prices, | There will bé only four business days in ‘he stock market this week, Governors of the Stock Exchange having décided to close on Saturday, following Memorial Day. However, public demand for stocks is Increas- ing at such a rate it will not be sur- prising to brokers if total traneac- tions In the next four days equal those recorded in some of the busiest ‘weeks experienced since the bull mar- ket first got under way. Not only has public demand shown a heavy increase, but there probably is @ record number of pools operating in the market, and their operations account for a farge part of the daily trading. It is now not uncommon to see the total common share capitali- zation of a company traded in in a five-hour session. The most important and perhaps the most powerful pool operating in the market is in United States Steel. Members of this pool include some of the most prominent lights in the OPPENHEIM. CLLUNS & @ Fulton Street, Brooklyn banking fraternity. They began ac- | cumulating the stock immediately following the announcement of the re- duction in the dividend to a straight 5 per cent. basis, It was their theory at the time that all the bad news that could conceivably come out re- garding the general steel situation was known and that conditions would show a gradual though substantial change for the better. Events are demonstrating the correctness of their analysis. Present holdings of the pool are not definitely known. They are reported to be in the close neigh- borhood of 100,000 shares. However, it Is known that it was buying for the account of the pool that had most to do with the stock pushing into new high ground on Saturday, touch- ing 107 1-2. There are several pools operating in ofl stocks, The most aggresive at present is the one in Ohio Cities Gas While most other oil issues were giv- tig a display of market fireworks, Ohio Cities was conspicuous because of its ‘apparent lack of friends. However, it was in process of accumulation which was carefully and cleverly cov- ered. The holdings of the pool probably did not cost them an average price of $50 per share. It is a noticable feature of the mar- ket situation that mdre favorable sen- timent regarding railroad shares ts crystalizing, The serious predicarnent of the railroads has been set forth with refreshing bluntness by the direc- tor-general, It is felt that his dismal portrayal of conditions will do much to hasten the increase in freight rates, And it is accepted as a certainity that the Congressional appropriation for railroad purposes, originally set at $1,- 000,000,000, will be increased to $1,- 250,000,000. ‘There is a pronounced in- crease in investment buying of the bet- ter class of railroad shares. EARNINGS. Rochester & Pittsburgh— $221,855; increase, 1, $5,013,443; in Buffalo, third week May, $138,138, From Jan, crease, $1,433,969. Westinghouse Electric—Year ending March 31, 1919: Surplus after al! charges and Federal taxes, $15,059,008, equal to $10.06 a share on $74,812,650 combined prefered and comon stock outstanding. The two issues sharing alike in dividends after seven per cent, on the common. In previous year surplus amounted to $15,406,681, or $10.29 a share on the total stock capital, Gross earnings in the 1919 year far exceeded any previous record in the company's history, aggregating $160,379,943, against $95,735,407 in pre- ceding year and $43,733,646 in 1914, the best pre-war showing. Greene Cananea, 1918—Surplus after charges and taxes, $3,434,620, equal to $6.87 a share on $50,000,000 outstanding capital stock, against surplus of $2,- 497,888 or $4.99 a share earned in 1917. Twin City Rapid Transit Com~- pany—April gross $882,220, increase No Employer's Reference, Transactions strict Gondidontial, ‘Cail or wrvie for thus, Catanng 44, 1 your favorite paper mailed to You every day. Evening World, 12¢ per week Dally World, 12 per week Sundéy World, 6¢ y.6 Sunday You igre cap gubmeribe now for a week or an of and we will As you desire, he will arrange to you, or gend THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, M OF SEVENTH REGIMENT; ROSE FROM A. PRIVATE Former Newspaper Man, Who Served in Spanish War, Has Made Rapid Advancement. . ‘The appointment of Lieut. ‘Col Wade ‘Hampton Hayes of the 107th Infantry, to be the new colonel of the 7th New York Infantry, was announ¢ed to- day. Col, Hayes wil take the place ot Col. H. EB, Crav, who has applied for transfer to the reserve. Col. Hayes !s thirty-nine years old. He was born in Norfolk, Va., and served with the 4th Virginia Infantry in the Spanish War. He enlisted in the Seventh as a private in 1905 and went abroad as captain of $105,263; 500,724, after $99,665. Ohio Cities Gas, year ended March 31, 1919. Surplus after charges tak. and dep., $9,536,567 against $10,328,492 in 1918 four months’ gross increase $296,367! charges $276,030, $3,- surplus increase NOTES, A special meeting of the Sholan O11 Company stockholders has been called for June 4 to vote on changing the nai to “Sinclair Conmolidated Oi! Company”* and to increase the capital stock from 1,000,000 to 6,000,000 shares of no par value. | the Headquarters Company. assigned to the War College at Wash-| AY 26, 1919. ” He was promoted {n Auguat laat year, and again | a month later. Col. Hayes, who haa worked with tho | American Tobacco Company, Was for} several years Sunday editor of tho New| York Tribune, and is now connected with | A. B. Leach & Co. brokers He was the only officer of the 27th Division imgton before going abroad, and was ‘he | only National Guard officer detached for service on the 5 ff of Gen. Pershing, aa SESS Women Combat Lockwood Law. Fifty women employees of the Inter- borough Rapid Transit system met to- day in a hall in the Queensboro Bulld- ing, 42d Street and Lexington Avenue. for purposes of combatting the Lock- kood Law. The measute forbids women from laboring before 6 A. M. and after 10 P. M. Alleged grievances were dis- cussed and another meeting called for later in the week. Welcome Dinner to Vandertip, A welcome home dinner is to be given to Frank A. Yanderlip, President of the National City Bank, at the Hotel Astor to-night by the Economic Club, the Civic. 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