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5) The Actors’ Equity Association has sible affiliations with the mechanical unions of the omasement field, such As the stage hands and electricians. AS ASK PEACE. 1m MANCERS UT THREATEN WAR om Picecies Conti Continue Refusal to Meet, They “Must Make Alliances.” As a backfire to the Equity Asso- clavion the managers are #iving thelr support to a proposed now organiza- tlon of actors to be known as the Actors’ Co-operative ‘Association, Howard Kyle, former Corresponding Secretary of the A. E. A,, is doing the organization work. ry Miller, actor-manager, who recently resigned from Equity, j@ mentioned as head of the new fraternity. Mr. Miller retains his membership, in. the Producing Managers’ Association. It was Paid at the Equity offices yesterday that the Presidency of the hew club had been offered to Edmund Breese, a member of the Actors’ Counell, and to Bruce McRae, Vice resident of the A. E A. and that both had declined. A_glance at the letterhead of the! A. B.A. shows that if a atrike should , develop the organization would send, athe Producing Managers’ Asso-| ‘i cali to some of the stages best to reply by to-morrow night] known players. Among the metabers| its communication requesting a| of the council are George Arliss, Bars ney Bernard, Donald Brian, Eddie Cantor, John ‘Cope, Pedro de Cord yba, Herbert Corthell, Frank Craven, Jof- ferson De Angelis, O. P. Heggie, Del Witt ©. Jennings, Ada Meade, Flor- ence Reed, Edward H. Sothern, Nor- man Trevor, Thomas Wise Arthar Byron, John Drew and Lillian Rus- sell, ——— NEW FRENCH LINE RECORD. The French Line will have established a new passenger transport record tor its line with the departure of the Chi- cago to-day. More than 6,000 salooh listed on the Touraine, and the Rochambeau, which sailed last work, and the Chicago which leaves to-d The French Line also has brought back 250,000 United States troops to fiate, Among the passengers aboard the Chicago will be Prof, Delmas, who was a member of the French High Commia- sion in New York during the war. He will repregent the Havas Agency in London. Executive Sectetary. After thé text of the resolution pay! “Your association well knows of the of this council to deal directly ‘This desire stil! exists. We to-day to confer with you the situation, The your refusal to do this st 908, require us to and alliances us in the future tire Independence. you can sot dea! situation will be Iron Worker Fait While working in an elevator shaft on the fourth floor of the ten-story butiding at No, 224 West 57th Street truly, to-day, Joseph Spoglik, forty years LIvUpCes, -EEses- Old, an Jron worker, supposed. t “ a nder feference to “asso- {missed his footing and fell " refers to pos- barement. Death was instantan: to Denth. Actors’: Equity WALL STREET Nets and Gossip of To-Day’s Martet—Present and Fu- ture Prices, fusion by the gation into hi investigation was t! of the demoratization in the ¢otton, grain and provision markets, In the stock market weakness wa# most conspicuous in the rails. Al. though these Issues have not partiol pated imethe ball boom toan ap- preciable extent they fell off easily and such stocks as Union Pacific, demoralized to-day, There was 4] Reading, @outhern ‘Pacific and Bt flood of orders at the opening la-| Paul shea. Ly 5 i 7 points. my , ” his gelling didnot seem of a specu belied “sell at the market.” Initial Ris a at is quotations were from 3 to 5 points] sitiea Nquldation. by. tired. hold under Friday's close, All classes of | who have long held the hope that stocks participated in the decline. The stock market was practically railroad situation had passed its At no time was any pronounced ral- pee at nd that matters would lying power displayed. As a matter "Sects, motors, oll, food, clothing, of fact, as the session progressed sell- | chemleal and tire stocks nll failed to ing seemed to increase in volume, In wie the oct Very Inst fifteen minutes of tra: the last hour most of the leading | {het Afteen minvees ot day were active stocks touched the low prices | {oventg RiCw of the Inte aclling was of the day and registered losses! said to be due to brokers throwing ranging from 4 to more than 10]over the accounts of customers who points, Bearishness extended to cotton, and other commodity markets, Early in the afternoon cotton showed a de- cline of about $5 per bale, Corn dropped from 6 to 8 cents per bushel, ork $2 per barrel, and jard dropped P°i-2 ‘cents per pound, Altogether, bull speculators were hit harder than at any time in many months. In a great many cases large paper profits built up in the recent bull boom were wiped out in for more margin, which were made imperative by the declines prices had registered earlier In the session. BARNINGS. Shattuck Arizona—Quarter ended June 30: Totab income, $21,811; de- crease, $524,669; expenses and depre- 114 i215 decrease, see. rte; Pacific—June, gross, $1,- $209,812; six mon’ increase, $37 ome, $306,982; had demanded a billion dollar. in- crease In wages; that they will make a fight for Government ownership of railways, to be followed b; of profits, in which labor The seriousness of the railway siiua- tion was fret Mie the, the anneuncement t ‘shopmen on Western lines, in no way affiliated |réxular semi-annual of 81-2 per With the conductors and engineers, | cent. on preferred stock, payable} ay had already gone on strike, and that | Se railway office clerks and ‘steamship and express employees were prepar- dividends of 1 per jng demands for higher pay and gtd, and 13-4 per shorter hours. regular gtd. stocks, both Bulls were thrown into further con- 85, rease, if operating deficit, $2,45: aT, decrease, $4,523,731, DIVIDENDS. American Window Glass Company, | - BROADWAY AT 42> STREET HUGO RIESENFELD Director * RIALTO MAGAZINE -MACK SENNETT COMEDY—Treating 'Em Rough near’ ORCHEST 'RA—“Der Freischutz” Overture : Svea nena se ADOLPH ZUKOR Presents CATHERINE were unable to respond to demands | 45 net | 20-23; 1. ‘leveland Sar aiden Rallroaa bed. TO-DAY'S PRICES “Total sales stocks 1,943,800 shares. — é Guilt, OILs OTHE CURB. ed irregular, Sinclair 7; Victoria, Oll, 21-4—21-8; 1, 122-428; ‘Hudson ofl, Island Oil, 71-4—13-8; Cities’ Service Bank Shares, 45 3-4—48; Cosden, 107-811 1-8; Commonwealth Petroleum, 68—89; ‘Transcontinental Oll, 471-2-473-4; Bhell Transport, 1%-121-2; Glenrock Oil, 6 1-4—6 1-2; Merritt Oil, 25—26; Barnett Oil, 3-16 —1-4; Amal, Royalty, 11-2—13-4. Noon prices heavy. Midwest Re- | > jce Snihe, 171;Citles B_ show: 33 1 Trans., 70 7-8 to or i- ce Amal. Roy- alty, 1 1-2 to %-4; Binc. Gulf, 56 1-8 to 66 1-2; Sinclair Con, 67 1-4 to 58 1-2; White Eagle, 23 to 24; Omar, 77 to 79; Western States, 4 to 4 1-%& Two P. M. He) hea: Houston sold at 123—120; Simms Pet. 32—33; Cities Service B shares 45 5-8—46. THE CURB. Opened irregular: South Am. Gold Pit., 10 5-8—1-8; Aetna, 101-2—1-8; Allied Packers, British Am, Tob. Corp. Registered, 20—23; Gate, Tob. Pro. Exp. 40; Inter, Cont. Rub. tar —21 1-2 Cpe 8. & EB. 200—; ;_Am. United ‘Retail Stores Right \ Cont. Candy, 101- ALVE RT HERINE BUSH Elinor Glyn Scenarte Kgthryn Stuart Derected by Ray W. Neill Katherine Bush wanted .0 be ‘the wife of the most powerful man in England, She had beauty and brains and a cool head, and an am-. bition that drove her like a ninety horse-power motor The great card in her favor * was that a Duke is as human as a ploughboy when you get to know him—but the Duke’s family, they were the problem! See lovely Catherine Calvert in this astounding Paramount- . Artcraft Picture of Elinor Glyn’s celebrated novel, and you will discover what it means for an unknown beauty to fight her way up in English society! ALL THIS WEEK CATHERINE CALVERT “THE CAREER of KATHERINE BUSH” eb NA, 10 yD oh ce AR RNG Bont 1718: Cramp. 2008 al-2 Aniline 4608; Tob. EB: mt 2 10a12 DY ee fe Paper 15 1- i. Sweets Asphalt a4: ia Pkrs. COPPER QUIET. ‘The copper market is quiet. August is quoted at 28 1-2 to 28 3-40 Ib., and Sept. 24. Few sellers show an inclina- Hon either to quote or sell liver’ However, the gene! tone is firm and the surplus appears to be well financed. Consumers appear to have August requirements well supplied. A slump in food prices may be followed by a decline in metal quotations, hence consumers appear to be adopting @ waiting attitude. .Small lots of cop- per can be obtained at fractional re- cessions from current levels. MONEY. Call money, mixed collateral, 6; all industrials, 7 per cent. Banks lost to the Sub-Treasury Sat- urday $64,000 and since Friday $1,- 424,000. EXCHANGE. ‘The market was dull owing to the London holiday, Demand sterling ruled steady at 4.35 3-8; Francs, checks were a trifle higher at 7.81, while Lire checks were lower at 8.66 Range for the day at Chicago: cony, enny, 1105 "Thon. Gieipper, daly i \ ARérdoou, tap: fecty J+ ete bab i Onteate Git: so 110; Ma Nik We wwe rl, nar ices 13 PHbroati, 1 vance jal Golden |} 1s: ea id esa) vant tow Be: . TY BONDS. 31-26, 99.54, 4s, 98.84, off up 4. One P. Ma 94.18; 2d 4 31-28, th Sf an inerease for the“ ir preduetion totaled 1,122,000 16,580, 000 fn ‘ene in Mi of rT agai and is, nds BANKING AND FINANCIAL, yevery Friday since 1903 iS dull times and when panic conditions prevailed or the markets “boomed,” we have pub- lished, regularly, our Weekly Market Letter, covering thorough- ly and comprehensively leading and “Oils, Mining and Curb Securities. 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Oil Including production previously reported Of which the Company’s interest is approximately 7,500 barrels CONSTRUCTION AND DRILLING OPERATIONS The corporat 100: ditbonds of pipe linet elineey. antl eet al semble which are being received, rapidly as- and renee in position to care for its 1° arere eke te wactoee soot anil aie lous leasehold interests in the Northwee wg bog Burkburnett Field, Toot ‘4 5 OF THESE WELLS ARE NOW REPOR’ “ON THE SAND,” READY TO COME IN AS SOON AS THEY CAN BE CONNECTED WITH ' THE PIPE LINE; TWO OF THEM ARE EX. PECTED TO BE CONNECTED WITH THE PIPE Rae BROUGHT IN WITHIN THE NEXT * Total Capitalization $3,000,000, \ Cetatanting fan $2471 048 Over 20,000 Acres, Texas, Large Earnings. Di: eae t ieee Quarterly. Traded in on the New York Curb Descriptive Circular and Maps on Request. MENT Sivcer Bunpne . New Yorr TEL. 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