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erator. ested that tr ot. to, make continuous blowing. Sixty-one jopted the a STRIKE PROVED VALE OF REW WHISTLE SIGNAL Buel whistle was the depend- }ewiblo warding signal which averted han- nt. of bf accidents and saved many lives “4 , \ during the recent car @strike, So 4 were all the avenues of Man tan and the Bronx with every motor vehicle, taxed £0 Its )eapacity with men and women going and from work and bosiness, tit ‘the Buell explosion whistle used con- stantly was the means of protection > an@ safety. ‘The Buell pfoperly used | “by autolsts and motor truck driv shrih, but a clear toned musical phistic which maxes « picasing warn. The loudness of ite tone ie ie setatinple Gen. ring 1,500 falea entirely under the contro! of the op: | In this connection it 1 k drivers be cai plaanee, of the Buell manufacturers Buell equipment an the ap, now in use on Hi, B. Root, Eastern forthe Buell Mamifacturing Company, se that eY Its cons Hondeoran Government trops ‘under Flore have. complete! nd scattered revolutionary men te Gutierres, according to an ome Jastied at Teguigalpa, wounded. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, su Honed Mnedessarily loud have plosion whist proximately. 7 jell explosion aanenger latributer Buell whistle ion that it ‘and co ‘or ten years’ Battle. Honduran ‘ommand of defeated forces num- Gen. Lope: Last week Car Company at this vicinity. DORT PRODUCTION PLANS CALL FOR ABIG INCREASE Opens dhelaey Bids Branch in New hos sprung up all over the country York to Handle Bigger Business, w the formal opening of the new branch of the Dort Motor 58th Street and} Broadway, under the management of F. L. Sanford. This is the only di- rect factory branch maintained by the Dort Company, the entire output of which is handled through twenty- five main distribution points. For the New York territory, however, it was found that a direct factory branch was the most satisfactory way handling the business, so the opening of the branch, marking from long ‘establishea Dort policy, was a notable occasion for the entire organization and all the dealers in a departure ‘This was celebrated by a luncheon at the Hotel Astor, Thursday, which at 100 Dort men were pres- a atin eae, « pear Volume at operator eee falas ole 8 You a ey Things only half good you soon tire of. But you shever tire of a great paint- ing like Whistler’s portrait of his mother, nor a fine animal like your friend: a well bred dog. A Chalmers car of to- day possesses the same fas- cination, It’s a “creature of steel” that seems to have a heart and a mind, It’s so willing and so quick to answer your every request. It’s so gentle as you run along at snail’s pace, and yet so savage, so eager the moment you open the thyottle. ——————E—————E Phone Circle 5550 A yerning al that gives casing sh musical note A comprar ae an exhaust whistle pretimnesd made of inferior ma- guaranteed for 10 years. “hake your ag ‘o jobber for it. Bronx Branch, 175th Street and Grand Concours: ent. reas presided rt, President Vice President and John D. Mansfield, | Manager J, R. Van will from the reports, dealers present. are |ing of the branch wag followed by an | net Dort in increasing with such rapidity that this year will show a far greater increase than was anticipat Thursday morning the formal open- four-door . L. Sanford, the new branch at the luncheon. Other officials in attendance were J. of the company; General Manager D. M. Averill, General Sales Manager Advertising Man- Harry 8. Daniels, and Service Cleve. | That Dort sales for the coming year reach a volume ne‘ known in this territory was evident before given out by all New York, sales took place, This inspection of the four-season sedan, which made its first appear- jance ‘here simultaneously with the opening, nd which contains all tho latest features in sedan construction. The new | which permits easy te both compartments, four-door arrangement, entrance and exit was en- thusiastically commented upon, and Never Grow Tired of a Hot Spot Chalmers But never once do you get a “torrent of vibration” when the power stream is turned on, That’s one reason why you like it so well, Hot Spot and Ram‘s- horn do the trick, They “‘predigest’’ the gas and feed the engine’s cylinders a well nigh perfect fuel. That is 90% of it. The other 10 is that“‘feel” which only a ride behind the wheel can justly describe, Try it just once, and you are sure to join the ranks of friends of the Hot Spot Chalmers, $1685 f. o. b, Detroit Chalmers Motor Car Company New York Branch, 1808 Broadway Corner 59th St., New York City OPEN EVENINGS of Hs just one of the many new features \ncorporated in this model. The new Dort service and storage ours be Herat Sart and lith Avenv an brick structure | with 19,000 pe re feet of floor space and. storage eapacity of approxi- mately 200 cars, which will be used bX take Lmtd oad local territory and also foreign juirements. At the ‘Geaters" luncheon Mr. Dort spoke highly of the big success of Dort men all over the oduntry, that bg fnensi M be inaugurated a plan for the coming year Shien would | m ‘A great measure fas: die the overwhelming demand that BOWMAN TAKES ON KISSELAR LINE IN N.Y. DISTRICT, compen Pioneer Broadway Dealer Has Big Territory for Both Cars and Trucks CARUSO RETURNS, | soem WES AND CHEESE the Kissel franchise for distrfbyting (Continued from First Page.) and Gossip of To-Day’s Market—Present and Pu- ture Prices. which New York would probably ‘be the leader. While the stock market has fur- nished many mysteries this year, none has been more puzzling than Crucible Steel. Not only does it make @ new high record each succeeding day, but the extent of its price up-| swing is nothing short of startling. Only a week ago the stock was sell- ing below 140. In spite of the threat- ening fabor outlook at that,time, and while the rest of the stock market was subjected to considerable profit- taking and liquidation, Crucible tinued to be persistently accumu- lated. . Yesterday the stock sold as low as 186 1-2, but closed the day with a net gain of 13 points. Its fina} price Kissel cars and motor trucks in Greater New York City, Eastern New York incloding Albany, Troy and Schenectady, Western \ Connecticut and Northern New Jersey. A fact that gives ¢ignificance to the announcement is that Mr. Bow- man is one of New York's first au- tomobile distributers, his ‘company having been distributing cars con- tinuously on Broadway eince 1902. His deciding on the Kissel is an assurance to the people of New York City and New York State that Mr. Bowman threw his lot in with this line only after being assured and doubly satisfied of its excellence. “There are three. models of open jobs which we hope to display next week,” said Mr. Bowman, “The four- passenger tourster in Kiewel blue and the geven-passenger touring in gun- and wrought with the same d technique that characterize ens were my wife's pets. Many of them she had named, She could not have their necks wrung. She plead- ed with the mrultitude—and her Italian is very good. The people were moved. They relented. The chickens wore saved. In spite of this experience with temperamental | sovietism, Caruso Plans to sail on Sept. 15 for Mexico City, which he admits is likely to be worse than hungry Italy. “But I have contracts,” he said, “and although I shall earn only $84,000 by singing, it would cost me perhaps $200,000 in damage guits if I should break my agreements, I am assured by President Carranza that there will be no trouble, and I am planning to take the chance, Of course, if things get worse ‘between now and the 15th I may not go. And if I do go I shall go alone. My wife and my son will remain in New York. “I fear that if I were kidnapped by ‘bandits my Government would not spend $15,000 to ransom me as yours did for the aviators.” MRS, CARUSO'S FATHER NOT YET RECONCILED. ‘The first thing Mrs. Caruso asked the reporters was whether her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Park Benjamin, this morning was 180 1-4, and at the trading jt sold as high as 183 12, a gain of 8 1-4 points over last night’ close and a gain of 19 points ove yesterday's low. All sorts of stories ere heard to account for the sensational advance, it they seem to be based on sur- mise. None has the stamp of ‘au- thenticity. t ished in chrome yellow. a the Kissel custom-built chagsis. “There are to be four models of the new closed K' ;sels—four passen- ger coupe, seven passenger staggered- four-door six passenger jedan, and the town car, will be mounted on ‘the perpendicular advance ts that a powerful clique of Western operators have been caught short of the stock; that they stubbornly refuse to cover their contracts, and that they are ‘being administered a bad whipbing. ‘Tho extent of thelr short contracts has been estimated as bigh as 60,000 shares. If this be true their losses must now approximate $3,000,000, In_support of ‘the operations of the speculative group jacking the price of | the stock up, there have been circu- “To make it pd trucks to prove adaptable to every line of business they are built in five models. Mr. Bowman expects the first ship- ment of the new Kissel custom-built sixes and trucks next week. They will be placed on exhibition at his salesrooms at No. 1672 Broadway, ‘was 177 1-4. The opening quotation |. end of the first fifteen minutes of| ;, ‘The most popular éxplanation of ) 86% 5TH CO 1 8% OM % %% 8 + 41% 41% 4 102% 108% 302) O% 0% O% ' 2 m1 bri 100% 163 180% 161 Baldwin, Locomotive 114 110% 113% 117% : en 2 42 Ce s 5 & 18% 48 | 48% 1% 97 =H 102% 181% 101% 55% OTK OS oe 8h 4M O% 4h 81% HM 80% 193% 180 190 16% 164 10% 2 8K “He 4 4K 2% BEN 0% % 6% om! % % o% % 2% oo 6% GY HK OTK ON 18% 117% 117% 106% 101% 196 28% 28% 28% 62% C2 -62% 2% 2% 2% 1% T2% Th BY D4 BH 83% STH BTM 86% 86% 86 50% 5% LIBERTY BONDS, Ist 48, 94.50, off 4; Ist 4 1-48, up 6; 24 4 1-49, 92. 94.90, off 8; 4th 4 1-43, 99.84, up 4: Ist 41-48, 100.60, up 10; Victory 3 8-48, 99.50, off 4; 4 3-48, 99.56, up ee —3; General Asphalt, 56—56 1-2; Hupp., 115-8—11 7-8; had come to the pier to meet her. She was plainly disappointed when told that they had not. Her father is not yet reconciled to her marriage. Other members of her family were there, however. Park Benjamin jr. and his wife were there, and 90 were Romaine Benjamin and Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Goddard. They had two limousines ready to take the whole party to the hotel. There was another Caruso on the ship, Lieut. Adolphe. Caruso, a Pnila- delpbia music. ho has been Military Attathe American Embassy at Rome. He and thi became good friends on the voy: ‘Another musical passenger wi Rosario Scalero, whom Caruso calls “Italy's greatest violinist.” He is to play and lecture here. The ship brought 1,232 passengers and took 21 days for the trip from Genoa, stopping at Naples and the Jated various reports of impending developments which will result in ex- traordinary benefits to stockholders. The story most generally credited is that the company will declare ‘dividend of 100 per the Supreme Court at corner of 52d Street. ASKS PRESIDENT’S AID. Pratt Wants Him to Urge National Budget System on Toar. John T. Pratt, Chairman of the Na- tional Budget Committee, telegraphed last night to President Wileon on the eve of his departure to tour the country, urging him in his eppeals to the people to advocate a National budget system jas one of the moat means eens down the hint st ‘sQpording to this report, declare @ cash’ dividend of per share. While officials of the company are non-committal regarding these ru- 2 | mors, peaple who are in a position to have accurate knowledge of the com- pany’s plans declare that such rumors are premature to say the leas. ‘+ Meanwhile, conservative bankers who have the best interests of the stock market at heart, and who de- sire to see a broad and constructive ,| Price movement, shake their heads ominously at the movements of Cruci- ble, and declare that if it continues its sky-rocketing it cannot help but hurt confidence in the rest of the stock list. int ee pate ae ‘at a lowered. cost.’ NOTES. Anaconda’s August production totalled 12,600,000 pounds, against 11,122,000 in July and 10,530,000 in June. Authorized Exchange Desens NEW AND USED BUICKS Glidden Motor and Supply Co. 239 Weat 58th St. One door East of Broad 006. Gold coin to the amount of $500,' has been withdrawn from the Sub-Treas- ury for shipment to South America. At the American Hide and Leather annual meeting J. P. Story jr., ree: ick E. Thompson and Thomas B. Do: were elected directors, replacin, Henry Evans, Thomas J. Ryan and The other retiring di ‘The market was firm at the open- ing, with Crucible again the feature, Opening at 180, this stock quickly ran up to 183. Baldwin was up 3-4 at 114 and Central Leather at 973-8 showed @ gain of 5-8. In the shipping group Atlantic Gulf opened at 1601-4, up 2. The olls showed little change from the close of yesterday. Opening prices were bettered before the end of, the first half hour, with interest centering in Oils, Tobaccos and Shipping shares. In the Steel group Crucible wag the star per- former with sales as high as 190 1-4, up 13. General Motors at 49 was up 3, a new record high. At 1201-2 Pan- American went into new high ground for the year. ‘Baldwin Locomotive be- came the leader around 11 o'clock, With an advance of about 4 points. American Sumatra at the top price was up nearly *C points from the re- cent low. EXCHANGE BASIER. Demand sterling opened at. $4.18 1-4, off 1-2 cent from previous late close. Franc checks declined 1 centime at 8.18 franc per $1, while lire checks scored a gain of 2 cen- times at 9.66 lire per $1; guilder cables were 378-8 cents; Swiss cables 5.66 franc per $1; peseta eabli cents; Stockholin cables, Belgian cables, 8.42 franc per $1; mark cables .04821-2; Vienna cables .02 1-8 cent: OILS ON THE CURB, Opened firm. Amalgamated Roy- alty, 1 1-8—11-4; Com. Pet., 56-57; Cities Gervice Bank Shares, 48— 481-3; Cosden, 107-8—1 105-115; Hudson, 7-8— 11-4—1 3-8; Merete 2 Ask Your Dealer KEYSTONE TIRE & RUBBER Co. Broadway and 62d Street NEW YORK Noon prices firm. Sinclair, 58— 583-4; Sinclair Con. 58 1-468 1-2; Tavingston, 25-8—27-8; Shell Tran., 10—T1; Galt Creek, 56 6-8-6 7-8; Cos- den Co, 107-811; Simms Petroleum, 29 1-2-$01-2; City Service, 491-4— #9 1:2) Invinetble Oll, 38 12-8¢1 THE CURB. Opened firm, Subm, B,, 15—15; Agtna, 19-10 1-2; Golden Gate, 33-4 10—10 1-4; A. Packs Group, 3-8—1-2 411-4; Heyden, 1—11; -Eureka, 29 Vanadium, Curtisa, 11-8—13-8; B: Hayden Chem., 91-8—91 52-86; Roper Group, Overland Tire, 19 1-220; Am. Ship, 37 3-4—38 1-2. EARNINGS. Western Pacific—July gross $1,096,- 800, increase $54,983; seven months’ Bross $6,456,186, increase $430,391; net operating income $568,712, decrease $1,007,100, Kansas City Southern—July, $1,286,014; increase, $167,404; seven months’ gross, $8,243,196; decrease, $91,678; net operating income, $454,- 354; decrease, $1,407,117. DIVIDENDS. P. Lorillard Co.—Regular quaiterly of 3 per cent. on common and 1 3-4 per cent. on preferred stocks. Weyman Bruton Co. — Regular | quarterly of 2 1-2 per cent. on com- mon stock and 1 8-4 per cent. on pre- ferred, rable Oct. 1. American Tobacco Co, — Regular quarterly of 1 1-2 per cent. on pre- ferred, payable Oct. 1. George W. Helme Co.—Regular quarterly of 2 1-2 per cent. on com- mon and 1 3-4 per cent, on preferred, payable Oct. 1. COTTON. Opened steady. October 31.10, up December 31.30, up 13; January up 11; March 31.35, up 11; May Sis, of &. COFFEE. 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