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nati pats (a is * Tare fotced to close down the *mines. Companies affected are the Utah. Chine. Ray and Nevada, and it wus expected that the Anaconda Compe would make a similar announceme ’ before the end of the day. In spite PWBe large oar crowa operating th of this the jossex in the coppe: stocks | Market resumed their hammering were limited to frac inuwediately ufter the opening) A large number of raiiroad >. Shits morning and while they succeed-| ings statements for ruary were Fin forcing the prices of leading) pultinhed and these showed larce fe stocks down from one to! josses in both gross and net earnings. Yet raliroad stocks were about q Whole displayed a notable degree} strongest on the Llet. There again 3 revietance, and in a lange number| wore heavy baal % of Penasyl- "of important tnstances net gains were | vanin but these! were well abs srbod ‘ in spite of the best efforts of bear crowd. jand the stock hekl firmly around 45 | Most of the low priced issues scored What made the general aeadiness| fractional advances and in the| Am lnternational Hin + ene market Significans: was the/ higher priced rails advances of a/ Am lawmuin.... 7 Mu Sou 4 ©) Sect that thew was oo unusually! point or more were not uncommon. |AIM Chem 7 ke darge budget of unfevoratte trade) Doar offort was largely directed to} Am Ship & con “% | Bows. The intimation canw from i ise motor and oll stocks. There waa | 0 Bee: art Meurees cousidered sem-ofBcia! Ot Sarticuiany heavy pressure against | Am Smt A I the Bteel Corporation will annvuno® | erugebaker, Chandler and Mexican | Am fort ® genera reduction in prices before | petroleum. These at first showed | AM Bumaire ‘Te.. + he end af Apri. Yet steci stocks declines running from one to more ha aw + ‘mmintained 4 steady tone. : Am ‘TAeco is than two points, but later recovered | Am Tan cw 1 nT + of the leading copper conrpanies, ‘1 we ‘ 1 t most of their lows fact Chandior |Am Mar & Grai 0 eee view of the wide-spread | Joo ante to rise above the closing |" Nails ' depression in the industry they are ‘ OMI | hen ano. » as ry the mines, Com. | ure of text night, yen ; ee te clove ratte the Utah, China| While the market in dealings | ts mee a | throughout the morning showed ox- | Ansonds % Ray end Nevada, and the Anaconda — Gompany. Ln epite of tha the losses Arwote —itealimtion.. cellent resistance to bad news it later | 2 Dry Coste ) Proved that it could respond to f00d | Autiisw i tis ; pat abe copper oe ‘were lknited | rows. For instance, when the an-|Atchine le pz 7 74% aration nouncement was made that the in hane we ae a Amerioan Telephone and Telegraph | An Guria wi ine a Cormpany bad decided to increase its | Au Guit & WI Ey pt ot Atlantic 4 Awein dividend rate from & to 9 per cent. ’ annually that stock rose 7% paints, | hn “ ; or to within 1% points of the highest | nae af ce How To Trade figure touched since the middle of} pat & Onio p.. i 1917. Weth Ofotore 2% 2% Bech Stoel Bh w% 4 In The Market Tt became known during the last | you, Inanerien rf 7a hour that the plight of the railroads |iaiyo Haid dane 10% 3 was taken up at the Cabinet meeting | fkisn Union Gas... 2 4 and other rules and @ || het to-day and WaN Btreet pro hercred mt “ fethods of interest to | teases to know that the President will jor’ jot Ql Ry traders are given in our free urge upon Congress the necessity | isdien Pactfo see eae booklet, “The Investors for remedial measures. ‘The spread | (0 hy + WA Us% 119% + and Traders Guide.” of itis belief Inapired a heavier | (inl Lwin 0 4 + ‘ volume of buying throughout the en- | OP! Teather pt. a — | tire ratfroad |ist. Gerro ‘De Pasco a4 Sull another factor adding to the | (Psndie Motom SIM + discouragement of the bear crowd |" & Ohio 00% + in the last hour of trading wos 21/C™ 4 &@ RR 2% + drop in the call money rate to 6 par|OM & a @ 4+ cent, ‘The renewal rate in the morn- | Obie (neu ‘Toot... at oy — ing was 61-2 per cent. And wihiilo| Che. Wi & Pac. Mh us my 4 money was quoted at 6 per cent. ou /ORT& 16 vee Go ow + |the Stock Exchange there was an | lc Great Wentem 41, 84 + latunde it supply available in out. | (hic Greet Went of 17% 1% + side sources at 5 per cent Ol& NW Ry i Gh + A ‘brisk rafy was in progress at| Chile Cower 10% 10 10% the close and fina) prices were about ae Ome 20% to I the highest of the day, with ne. ad-| Cet & Peatody 404 ndorsea Coca-Cols : ay vances ranging from 1 40 8 points be- | (24 ; Stock Certificate— ing genera) throughout the ! st, eff rood \o ects Wy How to Group Invest- avila ae | Combe Ginoho 7 ments. Commot Chaae “ ‘ono! Gas My ‘“sHt, phone or write for | Consol ‘Textile ton ee Ay | Con Inter Gal Min G Avk far latest cvailable Com Products meron any stlee security, LIBERTY BONDS. Drucible Steet * Liberty 31-28 opened 90,02, up .02; |Omemi a1 pe JONES & BAKER [28 4m $1.00, up ld: tat 41-49, $74 wire 2d, 87,00, off .10; Sd, 90.26, up | Name, Spur.) in New York {4th, 87.14, off .04; ‘Victory 33 aoe tear, ae 7.60; 4 3-4n, 97.58, off .02. | Den & Rio Grame 1% FORMIGN EXCHANGE. I eeeeaniees ie ote | Dome ines. At 2.45 demand aterling 3.91 |aaticortaJohenoe cables 3.90 1-2 up b-8e.; reneh| bre ...... francs demand 0698 1-2, cubles = In of 0694 1-2 up .0002 1-20; Hre demand | henusInnyce’ ye 0406, cables 0407 wp .0006e.; Belgian | Wamu Dayco franca demand .0724, cables 0726 1-2|Fet ate. & sm up 1-26; manky demand .0157 1-4, | Fak latter cables .0158 1-4 off .0001 3-4c.; dian dollars demand .8646 up .00033e.; | Argentine pesos demand .7680, cables -7100 vp .0080c.; wise francs demand :1/27, cables 1729; gulldera demand 3448, cables .3450; pesetas demand, 11398, cablen 1400; ‘Sweden kronen Gaston Wil & Wig Koneral etre, Gaverd Mate Gen Motor Diy 7 yo 78! Gon Motor 6 axe demand .2333, cables .2338; Norway | Gontricn = kronen demand .1613, cables .161 Granby Mining, Denmark kronen demand .1765, cables | Gry & Darix 1770, Getat Noster of *Gimae Nor Ore Gut Matas Stool Himwkoll & Marker DIVIDENDS. The Consolidated Textile Corpora- An |tion passed quarterly dividend. tae jinitial quarterly dividend of 75 cents | Houson On jwas paid Jan, 22, 1920, and the same | Hig Motow rate has been maintained up to the present time. Miinois Oentra! Indian Refining Logpintion Omer NOW AT ST. NICHOLAS RINK oo Over| lee Con Comp. 5% s loter Com Com yf M% 14% : to. 66th Street, near Broadway Ravermar's \® Inter Agr Corp... 8 8h TRENTON, N. J. March 29.~Thol ins Agr Op oo. 4740 3 Lessons (itil) 30c Senate to-day passed the Van Ness F forcement Fill over the veto of Intor i Not necessary to take lessons. |! wtwards by a vote of 12 to 4. Teter Paper . ‘Lady Floor Manager will introduce }!livuse passed the measure over inte: sek See 14 to suitable partne, tor danc- || overnor's veto last nigtt, [ineineitee Oi Learn to dance at this popu- — = istamt OU, institution. DIED, ie. ov » Murch 29, JAMIIS ljenel tee iz joved husband of Emma E. O'Neit! | jonw ‘Pen and father of Mary and Dorothy, broth: Pina City So. of John J, and Sintor ‘Terem Josorh. [Ranmae City ¢ Solemn requiem mas will be held at | Kelly sywinationl 88. Poter and Paul's Church, Hudson | Komment Coie and Fourth Sta, Hevoken, 1u A. Mt sali lay 10% Wednesday, Maroh 30 | peer a | Lackawanna Sood, oe He was a member of Knglewood Tr Hoboken Lodge, No. 74, B. P.O. ang Columbia Club Refigned as Captain Company G, Fourth Regiment of N Laws & Naxiville Marlin-fook well Maxwell Motor Mim 88 M Mt FUNERAL DIRECTORS. im Case of Death, Dryt Stone. 88 Call “‘Columbas 8200" Corel { Miami Copper Ck DI LK FRANK &. pe Mil Staten Oil lie ) Conve t monthiy be a) Mos Sue) E Soom wares | (iom-fectarian) Minn & at Ins.) JON Wearated Catalog Free ‘AL DIAMOND & WATCH CO, LANE Phone John 243 | Mo, Mo 1 ote K & 1970 Broadwey at 66th St. Dewstews Office, 234 %. & Sth Av. SAVINGS BANKS. Union Square Savings Bank NO. 20 UNION SQUARE CLOTHES ON CREDIT. |! $1 WEEKLY 3) 328 —OVERCOATS day, April 4th, will draw interest from April 1 Open 10 to 3: Mondays 10 to 7: Saturdays 10 to 12 Accounts of Societies accepted Deposits from $5 to $5,000 made on or before Mon- S AND PRICES | “CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS Now a Oon'ee haw. O% “ mw] Sow ot T A Ot, bg 4 er Yor Cemirwi. 7 i New Yur Dock 4} AYN & at rr) AX 30 & w % * "i % ir " % % ts % % % 1 | Pacific Oo: 4 [Hac Tal & ‘Tol % Pan Am Pan-Am @otre nn #e Veapiv's Gas seeree Vere Manette, 8% Pea Ce | D0itigm Dero ‘eT Piiw & Went Ve Mel vend rw Coat remot ISA Oa Vand Minew Ray Comme z 1% —- 70% 4 LW] 40 0 10% 00% + Hep fron & Steel 08% ork +1 Revatblie Motor is Bh + w } oral Duten NY 64 oH % St dow Lea. a R [stb & san Prin 31% + 4 aL & Ww... 2 9 + % [StL & 80 W opt asy MBE 1M f|santa Gao Gumar., 34 — Seaboard Ale Lino oh+ gy | Beane tock Dy + 1% 16 Suatinok oh + Sindair Oil a + % | slomsshiety Steed mM +2 * Jomtien Macific... TWH 4% T+ | if | Soriaeen tay M% 2 21% + 1% 4) Souther My @.... ih +N | Stan Oi Of NJ of, 107% 107% 107% —- % 4 | stewart Warcer mn % 1% | Stromberg % 1% | Studebaker » 1% | superior steel oy 4 | Tenn ap & Chem «| | Temes Com % | 4 | texan & 1% | 4 |tex & Pac Coal... 20% 1 if [Taunt Avenue 1S 1% rvemooo Prodaste,. ATM % jPranwao O11 Ww - ‘Prana & Williaa 3 1% Unien Ou Union Wacific..... 11 United Frit 104 United Food Prod. 225% Uo My Inv Go of, AS | Vn Wterail Gtore.. 49% 10601 Pim... 17% | hy Ss OT tips a“ | U8 Ind Aloo. ry {U6 Mott ...... wh US Ret@or at of 101% VS Sapeliom., w i) 62% US Sum pf ano er <A rarities 11% u% + { Vasadian steel We % Vivwudou weer Wabasis ie + fe Watmah pf A 2 + % ‘Wate Fargo w% wy 4 {Wee Maryan ot 10% rae W Marland al gf 18% % West Pac Con... AS M Western Union... 87% % A Westinghou 49% % 1 Wheeling & 1 % 2% Wheel & LE pf Me 4 Waite Mot % White Oi % Willye-Ov % Witlys- Overland | 1% Worth Pum. 4 | ex divide { DESPITE GALES ; Marine Corps Aviators Start. Flight to Virgin Islands and 4 Return. | WASHINGTON, Mareh 29.—Two ma- rine corps airph s left the Naval Aviation Station here to-day on the first leg of @ 6,000-mile “fight to St Thomas, Virgin Islands, and retun rly in the day weather forecasts ‘showed stron ules in the C olinas and it had been decided to stop at .,j Langley Field, Virginia Later *| proved” better, however, and *) Turner said he would go dir t ™ | ette C., for the first stop, aa —--—— 4 TRINITY PARISH ELECTS. Churchwardens Chosen at , {des and vestrymen of ‘Trinity Parish In the churoh to-day, the following were elected %) Senior Warden, Herman H. Cam- “| mann; Junior Warden, ard Dela- ‘| rieta is Vestrymen--L Stuy . ant Kish, n d Nash, Henry will Parsons, Crane, . wayne, An Murray ernon M John Samue and Job duty of reetor for the ‘ the Rev. Dr, William Marning, # to be consecrated slshop of N falls upon uus board of parish o ABANDONS BABY IN HOTEL. Winds Month-Old Boy Bea, rs, Cham bermat, Asleep on shane. 10 weiner £0) Ret Am Tot 200 Chie & ban, 20 Clo A Past 200 Columbia 5700 Empire Food 200 Farrell Coa Wiake T OH 160 Maxwell Chal {00 Nor Am Paper 2200 Hadio Com 500 Nadio Com td 2100 So Coal & trun. fimeraid 000 Durant Mot. _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1921. CURE FLUCTUATIONS IN OILS AND INDUSTRIALS ne rer eenened - THE CURB~2.30 P.M, High INDUSTIALS coney m it pea mer 300 US Distributing 500 United Profit Sharing . STANDARD O11A, MEASUR HARRISBUR For ernor, A chambermaid entering Room Na 96 of the Pennsylvania Hotel at 10) will 38 100. o'cloc onda, ound a o 2 A 0 lock to-day found a partially clad! A $6 lee ie baby boy, about six weeks old asleep| Nounty “ottices on the bed, When she reported to the] $1,000 a year. pay $50; for r Th by's cloth drens’ Society, the room was found « fragment of | rd issued by some hospi: and ng the name *Vandam. founding was turned over to the Chil- infant in her a \s rogistered at 9 \ame kK last night as Aina Onley, of Boston, and Was assigned to room ‘No. n 65 Ume “during the anorning and. State © she | the without turning iny ig a Reardon, for | suddenl: {at his home i E TOMA Pennsylvania Bill Provides Sched- ule of Fees for Nominating Petitions. a, Pa. with emolum March plan to make the’ seeker for political | office pay is provided in a bill intro- duced by Senator Binstetn of Allegheny. the State-wide offices such United States Senator, “easy W mold according KE | OFFICE SEEKERS PAY| 29.—A as Lieutenant Gov- Auditor General, Congressman- at-Large and Supreme Court Judge candidates filing a nominating petition fee “is charged for city offices and a similar fee for ents over Candidates for county State ator, Committeeman and more than t im that office, it was found a woman with an/|ceurts and district Congressmen must $25; for Representative, $20; for National Com- mitteemen and Delegate-at-Large, $10, District —_——— are po marks on the | Jamies REARDON, BANKER, DEAD, POUGHKHEPSIE, March 29,—James venty years The President of the Bank of Millbrook, died yesterday of heart diseaso village. 921, by the . 19321, Pupitshing Ca, ¢ Now York ronkng Wortd. DON’T MISS THIS STORY BY THE AUTHOR bog SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. indiscretions caused much comment, has fust returned from abroad, at! madiy down ‘ahipbell ae hls estate PUnisiloitwta. caknel! i— fon AT. TY TREMENDOUS AU vet rout Kent, the aenpbe) dae talk with Jane Dupre. tumates that Campbell New! ‘ambitious M gag hie wishes ** second more than was perhaps nec- essary. She flung herself gracefully a low couch, piled high with cushions and motioned him to sit beside her. “I couldn't stay away,” said Pin- nel]. “Things are deadly dull in town and I hoped you would take pity on @ lonely soul and allow me tu bask in the radiance of your smile.” “Why not make an addition to the house ‘party?’ invited Neata, “It would be awfully joy to have you. One of the men cad drive in to your club or wherever you're stopping these days and gather up a few of your belongings Colin was compeiled to go to Albany and we are a wan short in the party. You can dance attendance on me.” “What more could mortal ask Pinnell vaguely wondered why he was favored of the gods but he ws rapidly succumbing to the charms of the golden-haired, large-eyed girl, who had promised herself to another, and he questioned not his good fortune. Jane watched the scene with hard, calculating gaze. Her beautiful lips curled in a gratified, unlovely smile. CHAPTER Il. INNELL'S infatuation grew in leaps and bounds. He threw caution to the winds and for- got that Folly exacts a toll of heartaches, The sight of Neata, | 4900 Angio-Am Oni 17% 1% 1th 0.8 0 of India bee 0% OH OH CHAPTER IL i INDEPENDENTS Or1s. (Conta 132(0 Allied OH ‘ een 7; OU ‘surely iOume Oct te ie io remember his exact 1200 Bowtou Wren in i words. He did say that If| ae Carte Byrd % of he had hunted the world eine on % %% lover He did not believe he could have ny uh 7 100 Fak Marin Pee. t% sm om [found a sweeter, more unsophisti- 1X0 Rnginecey Petroleum 1% 1% ny | Cated child”—again the hated word!— bel Et Tig na % % (%/“that, as you had never had a lover 12 Chatat “00 if AR Te lbeside himself, he felt sure of you 300 Cattery Gillonpte 1% 14% 1%]! cautioned him that a wise woman 4000 Hudwon Ott ia *% % {never allowed a man to be sure of| tine Gameee’ oi MB M4 14% /her, And then he replied that he 100 Merrit ott N% is on preferred marrying you to any wise 200 Mountain Pred 1% 11% 11% | Woman.” breed % % |! Neata had grown calm and cold. Thieaie. bakes a fa UE | These were the thoughts in the mind 200 Red Rock Ott % % {Of the man with whom she expected 600 Sale Cuek Prod 18% 1% 15%|to spend the remainder of her days 700 Siunme Pet . 6% 6% 6% | How little she really knew him! He 2500 Shelly O11 | 6 5% 5%] believed, it seemed, that having had 600 Texas Co rts, ™ 2 2 no jover, she could have none. For 700 United ‘Tex Ott %* «0% «© % {her own satisfaction, she would like th ee eet % % ‘%/to discover the truth of this belief. Lele mrad % 14 141 A servant entered. He brought bale thot *& * 4 Emory Pinnell’s card Feo aaceesd “Show him in here,” Neata di- blll rd * 4 | rected, well aware of Jane's disap- a eas 1 1 | proving shake of the head, 10 Big Lectgo ww And, when he appeared, she greet- ise 4 4 4 led him with a joyous smile and a oa ue ~ & 7 Jhearty word of welcome, She al- ' ia a Pips re BU flowed him to hold her hand just 100 Con Vieginia . % 6% 8M | 2000 Comer Sitver . m2 93 prin Riel «tw Sw} PAPAL BLESSING - 800 Dundie Ariz wa 4 ‘ai ae ee ey TO U. S. CATHOLICS! 21000 Eureka Crossus . lve kT ener: | 300 Bureke Holly ith Hb po, so Si | 4010 Gold Cons ‘ ¢ Pope Also Sends Photograph to} bret esac teal SS Rodman Wanamaker ‘by | 6500 Goldfield Florence sou otlagh : | 1000 Gold Kewana ., a 8 Cardinal Dougherty. | 1600 Gold iver Pick, © © 6 | 5300 Gold Zone 8 uw as | ROME, March 29,—Pope Benedict, | UN) Great Bend 2 2 ¢ Jat the conclusion of the private au- Bois cranes * rd bi) Fg dience granted yesterday to Cardinal ites Jembe. Bitaain + @ 7 | Dougherty of Philadelphia, requested {00 Knox Divide uw uz |the new American Prince of the 2000 McNamara ‘ 6 1% | Church to tmpart a special blessing eo aan, weet vss 8 1k A Lfrom the Pontiff to all Catholics in 1000 Motherlade . 56 6 @—S—« Ss thee United Gates. 2.0 Mother Lode te t% | The Pope also gave Cardinal Woo North star «++. 6 6 6 | Dougherty, who planned to leave res aeallag ag ae ‘*) Rome to-day on his return to the | ince : 100 Platinum Palladius .. 64o 5 | United Staes, an autographed photo- | 4000 Rex Cons . & { ‘véleraph of himself to be presented to 1000 Rochester -dines: 4 bd * |Rodman Wanamaker of Philadelphia, pen tsar dia die i : 5 Jas an appreciation for the three silk | 1000 Sliver King Divide. 2 ie ‘flags Mr. Wanamaker sent the Pon- | 500 Ho Am P & G Om 3% tiff on the occasion of the elevayion 100 8 Sliver Leed,. *% & lof Mgr. Dougherty to the Cardinalate, s a 8 fiend ini Sad sis tee ae oe. ‘* §\ 1s) AMERICANS QUELL 400; Tone Divide Meas UICKLY ste Tooepen Bt wot RED RISING Q 1900 ‘Tono-Jim 1s wo 4a me ; 100 ‘Tonopab Midway. 08 Military Police at Coblenz End 100 Tonopak Min to . : 1500 ‘Tonopah Mixpaia nr er Threatened Trouble in 1000 ‘Tonovah Montana 8 8 s] Few Minutes. 1000 Tonopah Itewcue Kula... 15 WAS 4.00 1 8 Continental v% % %%| COBLENZ, March 29—A Com- 5000) United) “Master... : %% 4% |munist uppsing occurred yesterday pepe ia tw lw ty {in the Am@rican bridgehead area, at | 1000 White Coon,” i 7* 5"|Montabaur, six miles northeast of 1000 Wilbert... . ¢ 3 2 |Bhrenbreitstein, A riot call was an- FORKIGN BONDS swered by the Provost Marshal and 2000 Swedish Gow 6s 9% 39% 804 | American Military Police were de- 5000 frien 5465, @% 82% 82% |Spatched to restore order, It took HONDS. the twenty M. P.’s only a few min- 2000 Allied Packer 6. s» so 9 |utes after their arrival at Montabaur 100) Ain Agr Chem THe... vt 97 may | to put down the disorders, They ar- di reste he leader and confiscated a 1000 Am Tel 6s 22.. wr " w d the lead a fiscated 2000 Arn ‘Tel Ga 24 %% 6% 96% [quantity of Communist literature. 1000 Anaconda Cap Ve.. %% 86% %6%| No further trouble is expected (000 Anaconda 93% 93% 99% me 4000 Armour & Co Ts »% w% %%|PAY OF PRINTERS Ml a BY BH é creat IN BOSTON CUT 11000 4 9% seacanstehit 1000 Copper Export 88.2 WN 99% Ki ni 4 1000 Diamond: Mateh THA--.. 11K 201 Journeymen Will Receive $4 a 2000 Goodrich ‘Tire Ts 10% 8%, Week ‘Less, Journey- and Trunk ¢¥%s. Da 09% wf Oi Ts % women $3. Heat Seagal eid BOSTON, March, 29.—The Boston z Towtaek 96% Typothetae to-da¥ announced a re- 05% Oduction of 4 a week in the pay of . journeymen printers and of $3 a week eae ny a in the pay of journeywomen printer; 5000 8 ONY ior effective next Monday. ‘The cut ap- 00) SONY 11 101% | plies also to the bookbinding industry eR ON Y 102% 101 Requests for higher wages and for 000 8 Od 102% 102 5000 Swift & 5 * % | been made by unions 13000 Swift & Co Ts Me peste a $000 Un Ity of Hav Tie...) 98% 98h O8% A 12000 Wertarn Klee Te os oo %| BLOWING POWER GONE; SUES ; Cornet Teache: t Play Well Since Track Hit Him, Berthold Spitaner, + testifying Justice Young and « jury in preme Court in White Plains to-day his action for $30,000 against Griot Fisher, of Yonkers, said that since t truck ran over him and fractured Ove bof his ribs he has not been able prop- erly to play the cornet said that before Su- in he his “blowing power” has become in paired and that he cannot give tne necessary force to the notes so as to produce the swe tones, Spitzner has be nnected with the Hebrew National Onphanage of Yonkers ag an Instructor of the cornet for m «oy years. eae Court Approves Acoption of istep- Children, Surrogate John P, Cohaian to-day approved the adoption of Eleanor Blake Munson, twelve years old, living at the Madison Gaquare Hotel, and Benjamin Franklin Montague jr., fourteen, of the FOUR IN OPEN BOAT RESCUED IN GALE Liner Picks Up Brooklyn Men and Woman After Motor Launch Capsizes. Exbausted and chided after having tossed in an open ‘boat for several hours in last night's gale, three men and a woman arrived at Quarantine to-day on the steamer ‘West He- matite, which picked them up near the Ambrose Channel Light Ship. ‘The four had gone out in a motor boat yesterday afternoon, towing 4 light rowboat behind. When the gale struck they dropped anchor, ut drifted ecawant. ‘The motor boat finally collapsed. Taking to the rowboat, they managed to keep up until the liner sighted them just before midnight. At Quarantine, scarcely «ble to speak, th gave their names as Javelon. The three men said they were brothers and that the woman was the wife of the eldest. They said “on their homes were 16th Street, Brookly: FIRE RAZES FAMOUS PRIZE FIGHT CLUB Olympia ,A. C. in Philadelphia, Scene of Many Famous Bouts, Destroyed—Explosion Reported. PHILADELPHIA, Maroh 29.—Only crumbling, blackened walls remain of the Olympia Athletic Club building. which was destroyed by fire carly t» day. The loss is estimated at $100,009 A number of houses adjoining the club were badly damaged and several fam- ies were made homeless. The Fire De-} partment is investigating a report there | was an explosion In the boiler room of the bullding before the flames were dis- | covered. | The club was built tn 1908 exclusively | for boxing bouts and was one of the! best adapted buildings for this purpose, in the country and was the scene of many championship bouts. Harry D., Edwards, boxing promoter and President of the club, has not yet decided if the club house will be rebuilt. The place| was crowded last night for the weekly voxing programme. erates ones | DOROTHY PHILLIPS AT | BEST IN FILM AT STRAND, | ‘MAN-WOMAN-MARRIAGE’ | Dorothy Phillips is seen at her best in| “Man—Woman—Marriage,” the | current offering at The Strand. The |photo-drama, which shows that | Woman's faith and love are the pre- jdominating factors in life, was adapted by Allen Holubar and is one) jof the best silent dramas of this sori Broadway has seen, Miss Phillips makes the most of her part as Vic- torin, whose devotion to her husband | never wavered, though he forsook her and children when be mingled with |the gay after he had builded his temple of gold by getting inte poli- tics, James Kirkwood plays the role f the husband whose wild c: ends in prison. By heeding the en- treaties of his devoted wife he secs the light by Faith, is freed and anc solace and love with his family. ‘The scene in Emperor Constantine's Court before the dawn of Christian- ity in Rome, the battle of the Ama- zons, the days of knighthood when Woman Was a chattel for which men |fought, A seene in the Stone Age when rival lovers fought and the rev- Hotel Lucerne, by the children's mothers and step-fathers, The Mi son girl | of Dudley Lamar Muni . hospital in March 15, 1915. His w March 14, 1921, and is now the wife of Lieut, Col, Ralph Nobie Iayaen, v. 5. A. The adopted Montague boy's father died in 1919, and the mother married jagain Jan. 26, 1919, clry In modern days of entertaining |are stupendous, hundreds taking part succ togs, waiting to race him the winding, ribbon road, sent the blood leaping in his veins, He was almost convinced that he had never really cared for any other woman, Her smile thrilled him; her lovely laugh made him think the world all beauty, He wanted, more than any- thing in life, to clasp her in hie arma —to kiss her until she swore «he loved him—to make ber forget her promise to Campbell. Yet le peid himself in leash. He feared to lose, through some untimely oxhibition of passion, that which be had gained— her sweet companiouship. Having returned late from her rie with Pinnell, Neata rushed away to dress for dinner and did not discover that, in her absence, Colin had arrived. and, having inquired for her, went to in riding his room to removagthe stains of travel. Greatly disappointed at not hav- ing been greeted by his betrothed whom he had pictured as waiting anxiously for his return, Colin was taken aback by the sight which greeted him when he entered the long high-ceilinged living room. Seated on a couch which faced the ten-foot stone fireplace, in which a log fire had been kindled to take the evening chill off the air, was Neata The glow trom the lamp on a table Wack of the couch, shining on her slorious hair, mingled with the soft firelight. Her beauty was of an ar- tist’s dream, seldom seen in reality. At her silver-slippered feet, oung- ing against a velvet hassock, was Pinneli, his face displaying, for all to see his hopeless infatuation Startled by his footfall, Neata turned and, seeing who jt was, rose swiftly. She colored painfully but quickly regained her self-possession and greeted Colin with an easy smile. After dinner, the two were left alone. “You seem to have become fast friends with Pinnetl,” Colin rebuked. “You know I do not like nim” “But I do"—defiantly—“He is good company and is interested in my opinions and my pleasures.” “I gathered as much from the little time I eaw you together.” They were interrupted by the en- trance of guests. Colin was sick at heart. One week—an atom out of eternity—had wrought havoc Stunned and bewildered, he groped for ar. ex- Planation. The radiant gtr’ be had left a few days since, believing ner to be wholly his, had developed tne ® dangerous coquette. Subtieties had been added to her speech. She had adopted languishing graces and feminine wiles which he had believed were unknown to her. Her curling lashes she amployed to godd effect and yet there was not the slightest boldness about her but an allure which could sway men's souls. He heard her challenge them aN to view the full moon “before she tips over and spills ail her glory.” He strode rapidly across the room, hop- ing her invitation meant that she would wander the garden paths with him. But, before he reached her, she grasped Pinnell’s hand, and finging @ careless word over her shoulder, caught up her light cape of green ohiffon and ermine and went out into the night, “Shall we also go, Colin?” Jane had quietly come up _ beside him, Nea a disheartened nod he followed ner. A short distance ahead he glimpse the windblown end of Neata’s cape, but soon she and Pinnell were lost ta sight. A cloud sailed by, as though dripping melted snow over the moon- beams. Colin hastened his step and soon he saw the couple at the north end of the garder It had been at that same spot where Neata had told his fo tune that age-long week ago. He ade vanced still nearer and then halted, “Ye went cold and then was swept witht fury as he saw his flancee pick a daisy, their cherished flower, and, smiling sweetly, fasten the blossom im the lapel of his rival's coat. + ‘Turning quickly on his heel, Colm retraced his ste Ry his side was Jane. She bent her head to hide the z. ; light of unholy glee which was in her eyes. Back in the garden the smile faded trom Neata’s lips. “That was Campbell," youchsated Pinnell. “Did you see‘ him?" “Yes,l aaw him as he come dowm the path.” “Let's forget him, ‘The night is too perfect to be marred. He's a dreary creature. How could you dream that he would make you happy? Why. don't you end it before jt ix too late?® “Don't dare call him dreary,” she burst forth, a fiery little tornado. And, whirling, she ran away from Pinntil into the soft shadows. She gained | the side door of the house and as- cended a stairway seldom used. She reached her bedroom without being seen by any one and hastily locked the door, Her oreath came rapidly; her color flamed and puled; her eyes were a wee bit wild. She clinched her small hands hard and determined that she wid not shed a tear, ‘Anyway. I have proved to him thas T can be alluring to others of his sex,” she stormed to herself. “Now he knows that I am not a baby to be moulded to hie will." © decided she would not go dows , again that night. They could all think {what they willed. With shaking fingers she took the pins out of her hair, which fell in waving masses over her satiny shoulders. Quickly she dis~ robed and donned her silk gown She switched out the lights and her slim, almost boyish, figure slipped between the lilac-scented sheets, 9 thing ag whita as they. In the darkness she encourazed | in them. The prologue is a scene in Constan- tine's Court, showing the period when Woman, dragged before the sinister master, refused to obey his command and ts flogging, but her faith im her Creator remaine undaunted. vengeful thoughts repeating to hem self Jane's conversation on the mome« | ing of Colin's departure. | Morrow's Fi ment nating instabe ! 4 threatened with| | Pees To-