The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1919, Page 8

iy the Archange! sector. | & for the bodies the Government will Ht FROM ARCHANGEL HERE TONIGHT # Lake Daraga Has Bodies of § 111 U.S. Soldiers Who Died i in Russian Expedition. Phe funeral ship Lake Daraga will dock at Pier No: 4, Hoboken, at mid- i night, according to an announcement FE by Gen. shanks of the Port of Bm- barkation to-day. The Lake Daraga is Bringing the bodies of 111 American soldiers who were killed or died} in, Gen. Shanks said that the bodies) ‘Would be removed from the vessel a@ oon as it Is docked. No one will bé Allowed on the pier except those ac- tually engaged in the work of un- ithe pier at 9 o'clock to-morrow morn- “Hijing. A committee of Senators and M Representatives, headed by united States Senator James W. Wadsworth Vir, will attend. A delegation of 100 Imembers of the American Logion also Ewin attend. Many ‘relatives of the dead soldiers ‘are hére to participate im the services, Addresses will be delivered by Senator Wadsworth and MSurrogate George W. Wingate, for- Wmer Brigadier General in the 27th Division. Where relatives have asked for the Bodies of the soldiers they will be taken to their former homes by a guard of honor, who will pay full military honors at the funerals. Where the relatives have not asked bury them either in the Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn, or in “some other national cemetery. Prac- ly all of the men in the Russian i 47-49-51 °° “Wi West 42d St. TO-MORROW, T ‘SMALLER PAPERS URGED" Publishers Association at. Confer ence Here Told, Advertising «| , Rates Must.Be Raiser. | Indrensed ‘advertiving Ptos and “re: duction in the size of newapapers were urged to-day by Franklin P, Glass, of Birmingham, 'Alk, President of the American Newapaper Publishers’ Asso- elation,’ at a special meeting to consider the newsprint shortage. “very paper,” he said, “should agree to out down its average number of pages, both wegkday and Sunday, by @ consid- erable Percentage and then held /@pwe its advertiaing volume to a fixid ‘nili_- ber of pages. This will probably seces- sitate an arbitrary reduction of at leapt 52 per cent, in volume of business, “Radical advances should be made in advertising rates, the percentage of in- crease should be such that they will hold back’ the sluice of advertising that his poured into oltr offices and bide fair to continue during the next year.” Declaring that Bnglish newspapers during the War reduced their size by one-third, but #o advanced rates that most of them earned more than before the war, Mr, Glass aaid: “Tt is plain that ores, restriction of | advertising space will not work any financial hardship here.” ee CAPITAL MADE $3,000,000. Continental Guaranty Corporation to List Steck on Exchange. ‘The Superintendent of Banks has approved the action of the stock- holders of the Continental Guaranty Corporation in increasing the capital stock from $2,000,000, consisting of 20,000 shares, to $3,000,000, to conalat The Bankers’ Trust Company has been appointed subserip- tion agent for this new stock, Stockholders’ rights to subscribe . ‘The report corporation to ‘stockholders ly dividends of 2 er cent. an tra dividend of 1 per,cent. In the quarter were pal The Bankers’ been appointed the Metropol! st Company has mater agent and t|American Federation of Labor lead- jetrar f tion, A to lat the on the New Yor will be ma o¢k of this corporal Stock Mxchange. on ae) NAA 8 1 ‘THE EVENING WORLD/ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1919. WHITE METAL TAKES A SUDDEN DECLINE Loss of 31-2 Cents an Ounce Is Registered in One Day. ‘Thére Wash sharp decline in the sil- ver market yesterday. quoted bar silver at 1.26% as com- pared with 1,20 on the day prepeding, OLD-FASHIONED. eat (Prom the Detroit Free Pres.) ! ‘He's old-fashjoner.” “Bor ye » Retu to ask for a raise tn pay on the theory that if his work warrants a players w; increase in salary his em- recognize the fact and hand One house | ff but it is believed that the high price | ij has by no means been reached, and that the silver mines of the world | will be taxed to their utm vide Europe and Asia money, to pro- th hard | There has been a tremendous eb- | f sorption of silver by the Orient since the war restrictions provided by the Pittman act were removed. Concern expressed over powsibility of « disturbance of the currency sys- |G tem because silver is apove parity, is unfounded. Because of the weight!of silver in the dollar, the metal would have to reach $1.76 before there would be @ recovery from the melting of coins to make it profitable pa aE Ne IMMUNITY PROMISE DENIED BY GREGORY |f Never Told Labor Lever Act Would Not Be Enforced Against It. ‘Thomas W. Gregory, former Attor- ney General of the United States, is- sued a statement yesterday denying the reports that he had assured or- ganized labor that workers would not be prosecuted under the Lever act at | the time the law was passed. Mr. Gregory's statement follows: “While Attorney General I did not at any time give assurance to any one that any law would not be enforced against any class of citizens. “I gave no assurances that the Gov- ernment would not geek to enforce the Lever act against workers.” The published statement of the ers which came from Washington reads: “While Attorney General, Mr. Greg- ory gave assurances that the Govern- ment would not apply the Lever act to the workers’ effort to obtain im- proved working conditions.” ® GY i the highest level of taste should be the store with the lowest level of prices. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Sth Ave.” © 314 Fifth Av,, near32dSt, * Do You Think of Your Eyes? They are too valuable to neglect. Helping them NOW with Ehrlich glasses saves you serious trouble later on. Reliable Eyesight Examination by Registered Eye Specialists. 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