The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 16

ICEBERGS DAMAGE CABLES. | COURT OFFERS $100 PRIZE Commercials Messages. Justice Benedict Makes Unique The jal Cable Company sent uk & Hotics Inst night that there would Decision. In Separation Suk Involving Detective. be Gelay in transmitting messages to tain by icebergs. gaid at the cable office at No, Street last night that the cable Pte Paley: preme Court, to-day made # uniqe sepa- | of an attorney's fee of $100 to the plaintiff's lawyer If he ©rings about & action has been wsettied. Daly, No, 2112 Avenue P, Flatbush, ark cou fees pemiing the outeome of her suk against David Daly, @ detective. ‘The couple were married im 1912 and have three children, Mre, Daly charged | that her husband was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment. Daty denied the charge. In hie decision Justice Bon- edict said: “I have @rrived at the comlusion that Case entitied to support from her hus- and, but that the obildren should be maintained at his expense pending the the support of the children $46 @ month. “The papers disclose that the faults of the parents are not confined te either aide, and I strongly recommend oth Parties to arbitrate their diMouities. “In order to stimulate the seal of the attorneys in this direction, I will award to the plaintiffs attorney $100 as coun- eel fee in lieu of comts upon his exhibit- tng to me a stipulation signed by the parties stating that the action has been settled between them The defendant should pay to his attorney @ ihe amount’ WOULD LIMIT PACKERS =, TO THE MEAT FIELD |. Golver Says Five hig Concerts Are Rapidly Extending Control Over Food Supply. CICINNATI, June 6.—William B. Col- | WISSNE 65 Flatbush Ave., Bklyn. “The Commission has found that « meat trust exists," aid Mr, Colver, RALWAY COMMISSION INU. S New Body Will Determine General Principles Regulating Operation and Service. ‘WASHINGTON, June Bknquist, of Minnesota, will head the Other members of the Federal Commis- | sion are: 1 Edwin F. Gweet, assistant secretary of commerce; Royal Meeker, commi: Corporation; Charles W. Beall, repre- senting Investment Bankers association; Phillip Ht. Gadsden, representing Ameri- can Blectric Railway association; Will- D. Mahon, representmg Amalga- mated Association of Street and Hlec- Railway Employes. ‘The commission will endeavor “to de termine the general principles which should cover the regulation, operation and service of’ street railway utilities, sheeteereere reece, QW sooneshersy ‘are more or less deficient. 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He will pay to hie wife for) Clase lL and Gwitching and Terminal Companies reporting to the LC, C. show a8 follows: $369,967,000, an | 148,000; decrease, $45,230,000. Federal ‘was close to four months of this year accrued Federal deficit was approximately $234,000,000. Comparing the net for that period with the average earnings of the first four months of the test period, JUN 12 1-3 per of 65 per cent., payable July 1. American Steel Foundries Company quarterly dividend of 75 cen's a share, payable June 20, placing \he stock u a $8 annual bas! MONTY. able July 15 Clnett, Peabody aqvarterly 1 3-4 per cont payable July 1. this year shows @ decrease of ap- Droximately $175,000,000, EARNINGS. Stromberg Carburetor Co. of Amer- fea, Ino—Year ended Deo. 31, 1918, net profit, $279,097, against $318,819 fn 1917, Juneau Gold Mini Yar aes Deo, 31, 1918, tyr} in- fae $460,322, against $490,049 in Call, avixed coliateral, lending and renewing at 6 per cent.; all indugtrial Juste Benedtot, in the Brooklya Su-'¢ 1-4 per cert. NOTES. At a mpocial . of incorporation was amended so as ing CO—| change name of the corporation to ii increase $5,703,587; Boston, 72, indrease $14,058,238. ; Federal Re-| Canadian Pacific—Fourth week in| 100,00 shares without nominal or par itor $53,030,976, May, $4,505,000, increase, $470,000; = to Sr a Aw 8 rmanent officers e EXCHANGE. Seite aS $61,827,000, inorease, | {hat permanent officers will Francs were weak; checks, after Frank J. Nelson, who for many years declining to 668 and cables to 661, DIVIDEINDS. nected with the Missouri-Pa- | Public Utilities Seourities.—Regu- lar 18-4 per cent. preferred, payable June 27. American Snuff Co-—Regular quar- terly of 3 per cent. on common and 1 1-8 per cdnt on preferred. Stocks payable July 1. , Alfred Pick & Co. regular quar- terly of 2% per cent. on common stock payable August 31. Stockhold- ers of record August 1 will have cables 20.05 and Stockholm Sterling, demand, france, de- by Stock ir guilders, 4 nd. the months of July and August. revenue, Cee ee elon coe | extent of 10 per cent. of their present Dinner te Dr. Pessoa, over April, see and tax- | holdings at par. LONDON, June 4—American Ambas- 146,601,000; increase, Allis Chalmers Mtg. Co., regular! a4 De Siete; — Cparaiing incoms, $26). | Quarterly of 1 8-4 per cent, one pid, |we¢or and Mrs. John W. Davis, the stock in addition to 8-4 of 1 per cent. accumulated dividend on pfd. stock, payable July 16. The extra disburso- ment on account of acoumulated pfd. dividends is the same as last quarter. operating deficit for 4 000,000; for first dividend of 6 per cent. payable July ‘The Fifth Avenue Bank has 4 clared a regular quarterly dividend to-night in honor of Dr. B Pp nt-elect of Brazil, and daughter at the Cariton Hotel. and an extra dividend fational Ol! Co. of N. J.—Regtular quarterly 2 per cent. preferred, pay- & Co,—Regular preferred, Meeting of the Sholan Company, Inc., stockholders’ certificate clair Consolidated Corporation. Author- ized capital stook was increased from any, Rice, Jr. & Co, A petition is being circulated on the change to close the Exchange on all Gaturdays during This! petition is being quite generally signed. rf Mining Company in 000.00) pounds ming in and 2 Ce ounces silver. of Bast Butte Cop- per Smelter was 1,414,460 pounds copper. — right to subseribe to new stock to the|U. 8. Himvey and Primes of Wales at Prince of Wales, the French Ambassa- dor, J. 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