The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1919, Page 10

Woronski Met (Weinstein In a Battle ot China and _ That’s No Shantung Joke - In Truth It Was an Essex Market Tragedy, _ _ but the Neighbors Had a Good Time and All ~ Were Pleased, Including Puzzled Judge, Who Couldn't Decide Which One of the Discus and Hand Grenade Throwers to Fine my ERHAPS some of us. remember In de- the time when the show enme) #tructive | skill, rey. ac- curacy, Mrs.’ Woronaki’s crockery to town, of which it was adver- "1,200 pleces of crockery posi- tively broken at such and every|® performance.” And| | when tho tipsy comedians came on the atage, and the piles of plates aod pitchers and teacups crashed after the other —nothing could have been sweeter, Porhapa Mra. Woronski had sven Qhe Of thone xhows In her childhood dnys, or maybo it was Mra. Woin- @fein, At any rate, the comedians party was the jast word on the last appened wi ppei not clear; it every #0 often, 0 nd just as often jands Essex Market Court. Well?” queried Judge Levine as the china party arrived at the dock. And he learned what bad happened, if not the cause. Tho trouble started, names were called, and the debate began. Thi That's when activ ' ‘and jp this case it came with & cras They were in the hall, each in hy own doorwny, facing the other, One! slyly, reached back to the kitchen table and grasped a trusty torcup. The teacup Jeft this world about four inches above the other's head. Mra. Woronski had fust finished dinner and so had Mra, Weinstein. The dishon wore within easy ran; waiting for the suds. But it was not to was, The first named Indy started with the tea cups because they were) larger, Mrs. ‘oinatoin began with MBA 68 toe ‘fn ® listless manner, ERTS wa Bee $Be , € ze . __. | RHE EVENING W WALL STREET News and Gossip of To-Day’s Market—Present and Fue ture : — . To-day’s market was strictly a professional affair with comparative- ly narrow price changes. The steel stocks were the centre of interest in| view of the labor situation, but on the whole they gave a good account of themselves, | Crucible, which has been in the Umelight lately, gave an excellent ac- count of itself. It opened down 1-2 point at 1691-2, but on what was considered excellent buying, sold up ‘to 172. U. 8. Steel common acted in ~~ ANCIAL The purpose of this cdlumn is to investors in forming judg- ment a to securities they own or contemplate buying. Communi- cations must be signed and give dictions as to how high or how low a stook may go will not be made. Q. To what do you attribute the rise in Chandler Moto: ares? I un- | derstand the company is now paying dividends at the rate of $16 per an- +num. Is there an increase in sight and ¢ they mi you tell me how many cars ufacture per year? ‘J. Moa. A. The pyrotechnic rise in Chand- ler Motor ghares ts attributed to re- American Ship & Commerce, which was admitted to trading to-day, was 4@ particularly strong feature and closed the session with a 2-polnt gain. Marine common and preferred were also in the plus column, while ,the radiroad shares were neglected. | Thé oil stocks, with Sinclair the leader, were decidedly strong. Mex!- can Petroleum sold m9 above 196, with Pan-American Petroleum also! making a bid for its share of the popularity by a jump of 2 points. | Trangactions for the day totailed| 382,000 shares. ‘This however was Lo indication of the volume of trading as the professional element we: clined to swap their holdings ‘ack and forth in their search for an open- ing. The fear that’ the labor leaders could not hold the radical eJements in saucers, just to be different. The ten, cups soon gave out and tho dinner plato camo into action. Mrs, Woron- ski noon learned that practice in dis- cus throwing hud other uses than the athletic fled. Upon making {his dia- covery sbe bounced ono neatly on Mrs, Woinstoin's dome, only to re- colve a butter plate on the nore, the butter landed in her eye, thus scoring two points for her opponent. ‘Tho neighbors and neighbors’ chil- Gren heard the tinkle of the crockery and came to watch, And on watch- ing, they wondered. Ag little Issy Warburg glectully remarked, “They ain't been nothing like it since our houxe burned dow The fourth round came with tt sugar bowla and salt ahakers, The fAfth featured the smaller pla' EXHAUSRION “FRUIT-A-TIVES,” of Fruit Liver Tablets, Gave Great Relief. arn the battie ended for the time being Tt was rag of rp op Meso ry one In High and Dat 0 xo ras nding to orink 1! n At about that mila hour the party, reinforced with the fancy china and tho contents : of the = “nwell plate” cabinet, war renewed, Several rounds came and went. Eventually there was nothing more to throw and the com. batants clinoned. At the game time Mr. Weinstein, coming home from work, arrived on the scene to find Buffalo, N. Y. on the whola 90th. 1 referred the eave to & physician, who wrote me personally, advising the use of ‘Fruit-«- Becky ip the clutches of her neigh- - dor. He separated them, and Mra,! Woronski fell und cut herself on the ‘wlans, Hence—Easex Murkct Court. Tt was not the broken crock the bruises, for it and thoy Ih fairly divided, But when a i WM. H. OSTRANDER. * .60e @ box; 6 for $8.50; trinl size 250. - Atall dealers or sent on receipt of price. FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, SBURG, N. Y.—Advt. nor boen third, sis for legal action. “Well,” mused Assistant District Attorney Direnzo, ag the tale drew to 4 clone, “it seems to me, Your Honor, that every one had a good time of it, particularly the audien: Honors are about even, and it seems a sham Spoil it ail with a fine,” “I agreo,” decided Judge Levine, “There in nothing for me to do, Di cbarged.” NO ROOM IN WESTMINSTER FOR OF ST, GEORGE Rector of Abbey Against Bringing Them From the Holy Land. LONDON, Ang. 27 (Correspondence of the Associated Press).—It has been suggested in Melbourne that the leged bones of St. Geor England's patron saint, which were unearthed by some Australian enginoor floor of a church in Pal be sent to London no that they might reat in some corner of Westminster Abbey. The suggestion is not being received with @elight by the Abboy authoritios, do not care tuppenee about his said Canon R, H, Charles of shape, throwgh Westminster, who spoke as a membor treatment, & stile Resinol Ointment of the chapter. “There ts only room should ‘at Gret be used with the Resk for six more famous people in the j |Abbey, and even then they must be va aiment | Chemmnied before, they, are Interred. | Bo a 7 | is the of bringing bis t by ail reason, Here to be Turied’ In some ‘erematoe rium? 3 Don’t be discouraged } Resinol Soap | will clear your skin and many a girl has a clear, hy complexion today because som: came to her with that sound ad- wice. Resinol Soap not only is delight- cleansing and refreshing, but its ly use reduces the tendency to pim- _ ples, offsets many ill-etfects of cosmetics, - and gives mature tle chance she needs to ‘make red, rough skins white and soft. the shi is in bad neglees oF iro y eg but a beautiful skin is possible only when the liver »S and kidneys are active, and the bowels functionate > pen, The secret of beauty as well as of heal BEECHAM’S PILLS beauty and maintain health, because he party butted jn, clearly there was ba~|%, .| 241-4; Belgian cables, 8.53 francs per the unions tn check was’ a alight, Mamper to the efforts of the bulls, and on the whole the session proved to be a satisfactory affair to those who are long of stoc TO-DAY'S PRICES OILS ON THE CURB, Opened irregular. Glenrock, 6 1-4— 1 Houston, 105—115; Hudson, 1-- Island, 71-8—7 3-8; Elk Basin, Simms, 31 1-4—32 1-4; 3; White Eagle, 22 1-2— 142; Livingston, 2 3. 3; Balt Creek, Western States, 31-2-—4; Burk Van Cleve, 1 ; bees 69} Bavoy, }—10; Stanton, 1 5-8—1 3-4; Hanger, 9-16—11. Boston Wyo., 77— 19; Cosden, 10 7. 1 i Tho close was steady, Queen, 8—10; Toone, 9—9 1-4; Livingston Oll and ere a 11-281 Ran, 8 $1 6-882; Invihcible, 34—35; 16-8—7 3-4; F THE CURB, Opened iregular, Kureks, 11-4— Aetna, 10—101-2; South Amn. Gi, 93-4—10; 8 3-8—8 b 16-16; Crosson, 2 Amn, Tob, Cpn,, 22.1 Was steady, Perfection Maxwoll-Chalmers, new 47; Consolidated Copper, 1-8;' Allied Packers, 65—66 3. Rpoer Group, 3 it, Kk, 6 5-86 Cola, 39 1-4-—39 1- 4% 1-2; Vanadium, Lodge, 1-2-0916. Overland, 20—20 1 10 1-8. EXCHANGR, Initial quotation for franc checks A 7 francs per $1, off three cen- times, while lire, checks were 9.77 lires per $1, off 21-2 centimes, Guil- der cables ‘were 371-8 conte; Swiss cables, 5.67 francs per $1;\ peseta cables, 18.97 cents; Stockholm cables, $1; mark cables, cables, 2 cents, GRAIN: Opening at Chicago, Corn—Sep- tember 163 2-4—164, up 13-412; De- comber 131 3-4— . May 120 1-4—129 Oats—Septomber comber, 71 5-8—11 3-4, off 1-8 to un- changed; May 161-415, up’ 3-8— 0445 and Vienna DIVIDENDS. R. J, Reynolds—Regular quarterly of 8 per cent. on common, 3 per cent, on class B common stock and 1 3-4 per cent on preferred stock, all divi- dends payable Oct, 1. Twin City Rapid Transit Co—Reg- ular quarterly of 1 3-4 per cent, on preferred stock payable Sept, 15, Cudahy Packing — Co. — Regular quarterly of 1 3-4 per cent on com- nion stock payable Oct, 6. 8. H. Kress & Co, regular quarterly of 1 per cent. on common and 13-4 per cent, on preferred stocks, Com- inon t# payable Nov. 1. Edmunds & Jones Co, regular of 60 cents a share on common and 13-4 per cent. on preferred, both payable Oct. 1 id Lackawanna R, R. of N. J., regular quarterly of 1 per cent. payable Oct 1, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co,, regu- lar quarterly of 1 1-2 per cent. on the common, payable Sept. 20. NOTES. Butte & Superior in August pro- duced 10,750,000 pounds of sine in con- ounces of silver, centrates and 200,0 to liver, kidneys, ekin and stomach to harmony and efficiently. John Mitchell Greatly Improved, John Mitchell, State Industrial Com- ’ pany has the most wells Oklahoma and Texas. Space does not ports of & material increase in divi- dend disbursements, Directors of the company are scheduled to meet very shortly and as, earnings are running a @ rate sald to exeeed, #5 por share the concern can well afford to take care of its shareholders, This year the company should turn out In the neighborhood of 20,000 cars, which Js more than twice the 1918 produc- tion, When plant expansion which is already authorized 1s completed, they will be in a position to turn out 40,000 moderate priced cars per annum. Q. I have several Goldfield mining stocks which I have been carrying for about five years, In you opinion is there any chance of me being able to take advantage of one of the camp's periodical booms and getting out in the near future? I am partic iy interested in Goldfield Consolidated. RG. A. Up until a few months ago the outlook for Goldfield was very gloomy. The production of the camp had declined to such an extent that the district was but a shade of its former self, Goldfield Consolidated, which was once considered the great- est producer of high-grade gold ore the world has ever known, was in a particularly bad position. This was due to both the lack of efficient labor and the negative results obtained from exploration work. On Feb. 1 of the present, year, the Goldfield Con- solidated milt suspended operations and followers of the camp predicted a speedy», New York interests, however, a yatrol of the Con- solidated nod at the present time are treating the vast amount of low- grade ore oft the property. This has injected a great deal of new life into the company’s stock and, while you may not witness one of the old-fash- toned “booms,” you stand a good chance of seeing market moves that will allow you to get out at @ price] above present levels. Q. Can you tell me if the Biamal Petroleum Company has any produc- | ing wells and if so their location? | I would also like to get an idea of, the company’s present earnings and — if any dividends gre in sight. Are, you familiar with the new Northwest extension of the Burk-Burnett field? I have heard it sald that this is the greatest oll pool in the history of the | ypetroleum industry. Can you tell me where I can get more information | regarding this pool, and, what com- oO. H. A. Simms Petroleum Company has no production at the present time and therefore no earnings. The Company has vast holdings, however, and at the present time is said to be drill- ing six well. In other words, % ap- pears to be in the development stage and therefore dividends are not in sight, For unbiased information re- garding the Burk-Burnett fleld and particularly the northwest extension, it might be well for you to refer to; the newspapers published in Wichita | Falls, Tex., as they cover development in this fleld thoroughly, According to a recent map of this district the Mar- gay Oil Corporation has the largest number of wells in the district. F. 8. There is no active market for the oll stock you mention and it is considered worthless, Perhaps if the management spent leas money for printing and postage and made more liberal expenditures in the develop- ment of the property the securities of the concern would command a better price, A. L. The Curb stock you mention represents a property that is con- sidered one of the best operating on permit a full review of its operations, prospects and financial standing, but present earnings together with the enormous potential yalue of its lease- holds seems to more than justify the gelling price of Its stock. Q1 am a stockholder of the American Sumatra Tobacco Company and am somewhat worried about the company’s decreased earnings repo for the year ended July 31, 1919, Would you advise me to sen i? A. Américan Sumatra’s decreased earnings which by the way amounted 1 $6.35 per share for the common stock In the year ended July 31, 1919, against $29.75 in the 1918 year is due to the fact that the company In- creased its common capitalization al- most double prior to the close of its fiscal year, This increase remulted ltrom a conversion of the debenture |bonds sold*in June, the proceeds of which did not augment the com- pony's earning power until the bual- neas year was alro ended. On a basis of the common stock outstand- ing for most of the period, the balance available for the junior-tssue out of the earnings in the 1919 year was nearly $13 a share, compared with $13.96 in 1917, leaving a margin over the $10 dividend ri G, A. R, Gathering in Columbus, COLUMBUS, ©., Sept. 6,—Veterans ORLD, SATUR 0'S AND A'S strike, his’ wereiesde ‘erie ‘ $19,000 STOLEN FROM SAFE IN WHITEHALL BUILDING | Bonds and cash vasted at abort $19, 000 were atolen from the safe of Lioyd's | Register of Shipping, Roo 13, ‘Whitehall Butiding, somet. set Wedheniay ight snd Thursday morn- to-day, CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Restful Hours at Sea ing, it Jea . 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Richard Peck ze BRIDGEPORT fag the call ree Mae ie i Be i te: eat landers said thé 4 lodge offic! Return, ‘due New York sbout 9 P.M who have counselled ‘delay om the part mend THe erent Cone, IS or cae enone he wase pegpeiatioes Limited Number of Tickets om Sale at Piers on Day of Excursions the rank and fle of (he orafiamen, and Only. Enough Time Allowed in Both Cities for Sightseeing, that nothing short of @ substantial In- ja Wages will avert a general Restaurant Service. Lunch Counters. Music, United States Railroad Administration EW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP VILLE AMIAAILL crease Hadson River by Daylight i Hendrick Mydson.” mm ” “Almay. peep ML Pet . con rw 4 Albany om iM. LINES Long Island Sound BY DAYLIGHT Str. Chester W. Chapin To New London—Mondays Only Me Ue ries foe eae aD iow Londoe—615 FP. MM. “4 information at all G. Rm Conmlidaied Ticket Offices AUTUMN TRIPS * ON THE HUDSON THIS SUNDAY Get aboard the swift, palatial “BENJ. B. 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Bese Ghatiag Barsieel®” But Partola Tablets—“The Doctor in Candy Form"—have ended this w pleasan' tness, at least so far as m lax- | pecity of Steamer, Music, Restaurant, Lunchroom, Bi a SMEN-Wan CENTRAL HUDSON LINE || severai desigr hal several designing mechani. ative ned. ‘They are Mares _ palatable little peppermint tablets The Ideal Place to Witness Gen- | ‘that after-dinner mii eturn to American Soil. | Leaves Franklin St. 1 P. M.; aa Se 5 ner mint eral W. 229th 8t.."2.30, HELP_WANTED—MALE, | ' DRAUGHTSMEN-A few de- signers and detailers for switchboard work; give ex. perience and salary expect- ed. App:y XX box 600 ‘on Pier 2 a cal draughtsmen, also detail. tren “Del.” “Whitenant 528, a= L b — —=lers; give age, experience an 6 99 WEEKDAY ane SUNDAY TRIPS to salary expected, Apply Ww IN box B00 World, BEAR MOUNTA Str, “Granu Repupie4?, 2," Br NDA YS terete iatanted ‘and “GRAND REPUBLIC’ Keave Matters, 9.00 2d Bt. 9.30 (Season Closes September 14th) | Lys. BATTERY PIER, N. 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