The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1919, Page 23

SHOP OWNERS TRY TO KEEP PRINTING Do Not Want Other Ci Win Business Away Because of “Vacationists.” ‘The New York pone day asks the have their work done outsid through wee Adams Tiaye The new said Mr. Gree Mayonnaise Dressing Friday and Saturday the plan is sugg tion here wh 1 to keep the connec- and William Green. to the situation,” halted local Ty “graphical Union, will done by outside pants with the | Sent and co-operation of the employ- jing printers here.’ Mr. Green said Life Was being |printed in Boston, House and Garden Jin Harrisburg. “Pa, and Leslie’ olitan, Harper's Ba od Housekeeping in Chic Six" Typographical t held referendums yesterday on the per cent. of their $3,500 to $5,000 a year, able last night, but it was said that the vote at the M. B. Brown chapel was typical. Th the salary increase to & in its favor, The assessment went through 137 to 4 Bernard Nolan, President of Press- men's Union No. 51, one of the ex- pelled locals, announced early to-day that Gov, Smith had telegraphed him that the situation, originally laid be- fore the Governor by Mr. Nolan, had Perkins, State Industrial Commis- sioner, The Churchman announced that ‘means nothing more AVE MO By Buying These Necessities At Our WEEK END SPECIAL PRICES | COFFEE Every Day 55c 100 Natural Friday and Saturday 2 Ibs. 82ec EKO TEA Friday and Saturday PURE COCOA 2 1b. Tins 36€ day and Saturday ig Y%-Ib. Cartons H6C Chocolate Pudding Friday and Saturday 2 Packages 20¢ 2 4-1». Cakes ¢ 6@ CUT PRICES Just a few examples of hundreds of similar money saving oppor. unities 60c BROMO SELTZER 25¢ CUTICURA SOAP Reduced Price... .. Cooking Chocolate Friday and Saturday 60c CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS 42¢ Reduced Price... . 10¢ EPSOM SALT: Reduced Price. the strike had forced it to suspend porarily. The Safe Drug Stores REDUCTIONS On Your Everyday Drug Store Needs. 100 Egyptian Deities No. 3 100 Pall Mall Natural...... 100 Philip Morris 35c to 75c Stationery Di Bottles 39e .20¢ 50c JAVA FACE POWDER, NO. 45 25¢ LYON’S 15¢ PALM OLIV) Reduced Price. 5 PEBECO TOOTH PASTE Reduced Price, teeecee PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE Reduced Price......+++++ tte eeeeeeeeeereee RESINOL SOAP Reduced Price.....4..6 reer rerery SAL HEPATICA Reduced Price 50c 50c 30e Reduced Price... 35¢ FLETCHER’S CASTORIA Reduced Price Bees 30c KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE Reduced Price 0c LAVORIS, 8 OUNCES Reduced Price.......+++ teks Fe Se LEVY'S LA BLANCHE FACE POWDER § Reduced Price....... .; " 44¢ .00 LISTERINE, 14 OUNCES siag thas! Aiea aR lal ol satssacsasves’ 73¢ TOOTH POWDER Reduced Price. fs 18¢ $1.10 NUXATED IRON TABLETS » WATKIN’S MULSIFIED COCOANUT OIL Reduced Price. No. as " 36e ~389c Hand and ..24e Nail Brushes pie 1. O9C st eeeeecess delicious flavor. BURY'S FACIAL SOAP 19¢ 80c @ pound, Reduced Price. ASPIRIN TABLETS (U. D. CO.) Reduced Price. a than that the work, temporarily y the ‘vacation’ tactics of the be} ALSACE CONSPIRATORS HAD BERLIN CONNECTION Bethmann-Holiweg Go-Between—Money Sent From German Capital. r | STRASBOURG, Oct. 23.—The 199 |apirey for a revolt in Alsace question of assessing members 19 | having for its object the esta' arnings and vf of an sutonomous republic here, is as raising the salary of Marsden G,|sumin Scott, International President, from | antic 5 | placed under ar Complete results were not avail-|mititary authorit greater proportions than at first 8, made & cor admitting that he francs from Germs 136 were against Berlin Fore'gn Office and the conspira- tora here, according to Koessler's reve a relative of forme rial Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann- been referred to Miss Frances | ,Jateratim | tive ation ¢ Republic of Alsace-Lorrain » population of the parate from France as well as ———— Special Cigarette Prices FOR ONE DAY SATURDAY OCT. 25th a ™: = 200 Black and White 200 Camels... 200 Chesterfield 200 Lucky Strik: aa 200 Piedmont..... 180 Lord Salis sury Foil. 200 Fatima 100 Egyptian Straight: 100 Helmar. 100 Turkish Trophie 100 Melachrino No. 9 100 Murad. 10) Mogul... We bought 25,000 boxes of stores. The surplus stock of a famous maker that sells regu- larly from 35¢ to 75¢ a box. really fine quality paper and a Money-saving opportunity that the 210 Liggett stores are proud to present. 7 Days More! After October 31st the price of Liggett's guaranteed Special Hot Water Bottle will be $1.50. Now $1.19 Many styles, shapes and size s—there were 36,000 in the lot we pur- chased for our stores, durable bristles and are It is not too much dig to say that this is a most un- Mee a yeh eeere 37¢ usual event in these days. Chocolate Ice Des Cream Drops A hand-dipped, heavily coated chocolate with pure vanilla cream centers, A mouth-melting piece of Our usual price, finely made, == ht THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1919.’ [ FINANCIAL NEWS | STOCK QUOTATIONS 1 P. M. WALL STREET | :: News and Gossip of To-Day’s \""1a." Market—Present and Fue Non ae ture Prices. gest stock market boom in history apparently were not much disturbed «aw @ ono this morning at decidedly unfavor- ©, Mi. & 8 able overnight developments, Special (ino issues were again taken in hand and ©! marked up in a sensational manner. Pool activity now seems to be mostly centered in independent steel shares, The oft repeated rumor that lossration Comer Tnterbor Ci there is to be a big consolidation Of inter Gon, pl, independent companies is again doing Keanaxt Cnixe . service, Labia Valley . ‘This rumor, which no one in au- Ywsewl Mowe thority seriously believes, was said \er Manne of in the last hour yesterday. [N. ¥. Central Crucible, Lackawanna, Républic and lem B Midvale. Buying of Lackawanna this | jmting ... morning was so wildly impulaive that | ep. steni while it was appearing on the tape Sinclair Oil . Sourben Pact at 89 bidders on the Stock Exchange were so heavy that the ticker tape | Texas Company the actual market. Sera bin snsi Crucible also got into the limelight | by pushing up to 258 before 10.30! , Utah Copper vious tap was 266, made several) (a mm weeks ago. Throughout the rest of the list, however, nervousness was displayed | unless their demands for higher pay) are met, and also at the inability of ators to pacify bituminous who threat to strike on 1 unless their demands are met prior to that time, Shipping, railroad, clothing, metal and in fact practically every group of sbares with the exception of indep dent steels and tobacco issues sho ly declines ranging from subst fractions to more than three tial 186 1-2. Date of Tre: Be Set at mer Premier, was to appear before the | common, Senate to-day on charges of treason, growing out of his alleged relations with Germany before the war. The opening session’ was be limited to fixing the date of the Opened 2-2 5-8 White ux would insist upon proclaiming This request, it was assumed, | \. ld be granted to’permit him to run| White Oil, eelvction to Parliament, thus per-| 11 1- mitt Xpress their 4 opinion regarding the charges at Ol, 21- 13-8—1 1- THRACE WELCOMES GREEKS.! hvcvan: Soldiers U: jer French General Oc~ | 3 .') 4. cupying X. Are Greeted. Moslem and Jewish residents of | Com, Pet Xanthi have joined in a welcome to ad the Greek troops who arrived ye day on their occupation of West-| handle Prod. ern Thrace, Gen. Charpy, the F' h | 150—155; Home i Dy, She Wrenee | Royalty, 8-4 81-4; Y, Oil Gas, 3 Noon | prices Wyoming, commander of the troops, speaking at a reception, paid high tribute to the patriotism of the Greek Army, Hakkt Bey Accuses Balgart of Wipe Out Greek: SALONIKA, Oct, 23.—Ismail Hakki y, who reprosented a district in tern Thrace in the Bulgarian Chamber of Deputies while that re- R gion was attached to Bulgaria, pub-| Opened easier, lishes a letter in a Mohammedan | Consolidated Copper, 6 1-2-6 5-8; Per- | fection, 7-8—1 6-16; Aetna, 10—10 1-2; nate Greeks and Moslems in Thrace | Allied Packers, 61 1-2—62; and Macedonia in order to obtain the | Shipbuilding, 4—60; Cresson, 2—2 1-8; newspaper here, asserting that the Bulgarians had sought to extermi- hegemony in the Balkans, Vanadium, aniemansmaniifppcnetmamncnes 21—27 1-8; Alfred ©, Blaisdell, one of the de- signers of the Brooklyn Bridge, died yesterday at his home, No, 268 Cler- mont Avenue, Brooklyn, Ho was eighty- six years old 21 3-422 1 Hupp, graduated at Dartmouth to New York in 1862} —41 cognized as an expert signing machinery. He planned 8 soon old monitors. A son and a daugh- ter survive. Asphalt, 140—142; 411-4; Loft Incorpe 3 Re ets Postponing of South Amer- jean Service. BUPNOS AYRES, Oct. 23,—Resotu- tions have been adopted by the Cham-| Safety Razor, 1 ; ber of Commerce of the United States ; Boston-Montana, 78—80, of America in Argentina expressing regret that passenger and mall ser- vice bet A the Atlantic aboard of | the od Board. ees costs, Opened weak. December, 35.40, off 45; January, 36.10, off 45; March, 34.85, off 62; May, 34.65, off 50. 213, Hendee NOTES. $1,454,717, ‘The Bank of England's mininmm dis- count rate [s unchanged at 6 per cent | ‘The Stock Exchange has admitted to | the list Punta Alegre Sugar Ce 50 common stock r tax ommon #toc! tempor per cent shares common stock withoul nouinal ‘ae pes valua, Het, see Bethe Wall Street operators who have Hklyn May, Transic been largely responsible for the big- (sl Heumiewn Central Leather, Canadian Pacific to be responsible for the pyrotechnic Mex, Petroleum performance of Repubiig Iron and pir heard . P tert os Steel which jumped about 16 points Wine gets: According to this rumor the com- |, ¥. & N. H. panies concerned in the merger are | Neth Ieific . Pitts, & W. Ve. Southern Hailway .. were offering 97 for 14 Transactions studobalne Oo, . was more than ten minutes behind Tobacco Ireducte o'clock, a new high record. Its pre+|U. 8. Stl pt, BRITISH MORMON GIRLS TO BE ADMITTED TO U. S. Washington Officials Say Converts Can Go to Utah if Passports | Are Issued to Them. | WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—The United States Government may not be able to prevent the admission into this country of the 1,200 Fnalish giris sald to have! been converted to Mormonism and anx-) lous to get to Utah, When the attention of officials was called to yesterday's London despatch, Quoting Winifred Graham as saying that fully 1,200 English girls have applied for passports in order to get to Utah, It was sald to be doubtful that ything can be done here to prevent thelr coming if the British suthorities issue the pass- ports, Poly headway in Kngland during the war and suc d in converting a large or of women to thelr religious faith, it waa pointed Out, does not constitute these converts undesirable $20,000 FOR BABE’S INJURIES Child Was Strack by « Motor) T For injury to his son Willlam, now four years old, and who is a grandson ot County Judge J, Grattan MyeMahon of Brooklyn, William G. MacMahon re- covered yesterday before Supreme Court Justice Brown and a jury in that bor+ ough a verdict of $20,000 agninst the Pure Ol! Company. The jury gave $15,.- 000 for the child's Injuries and $5,000 to the father for expense involved. The child was struck in 1918 by one of the defendan motor trucks in President Street, Brooklyn, between Smith and Hoyt Streets, receivini fractured skull and other injuries, tlee Brown denied an application to se! the verdict aside. ok. pian! Lars ‘(OUT OF at the withdrawal of labor delegates | from the industrial conference, at the! threat of railroad firemen to strike) Labor developments since the close of the market on Wednesday resulted in a general easing off in prices at to-day's opening. U. 8. Steel was off 11-2 at 110; Rep. Steel opened 6,000 shares from 115 to 118; closed at 118 1-2; changed at 248, General Motors at 3333-4 was off points, 83-4; Texas Co. off 21-2 at 310; but Mexican Pet. was strong at 2623-4, pa nr CAILLAUX BEFORE SENATE, |p 11-4; Pan American was off 2 at Crucible was un- Trial Expected to} Stee) shares continued the feature during the first hour, with the inter- PARIS, Oct, 23.—Joseph Caillaux, for-|est centring in United States Steel Lackawanna connection with Crucible, it is said that all plants are operating at cay and Crucible, OILS ON THE CURB. on, ! agle Oil, 26—27; Federal rnocence and ask temporary re-| Oil, 3—3 1-8; him Barnett, 1-8- 9-16; Sinclair Guif, 59-— —61; International Petroleum, 343-4 Salt Creek, 62 3-4—53 1-4; Western States, XANTHI, Thrace, Oct, 23.—Greek, | 2.1-8—2 1-4; ; Vietoria, 11-2) Simms., 421 : 15-8; Island Ol), $1-8—8 1-4; Pan- Amalgamated international rt Big Ledge, 713-15; | 97-8; Loft Incorporated, 38 1-2-3 8 ALFRED 0. BLAISDELL DIES, | pritisn-american = ne Registered, 26 1-2~—27 1- Overland, 311-2 2 Boston-Montana, 79—~8 18; Asphalt, 139 Colonial Tire, ell wag born in Lebanon, 1; Coca Cola, narine Boat, ; OUis Steel, 401-2 Noon pricea irregular stalintio re machiahned) America, 67-8—7; V. Vivaudou, 27 1-4 nstalintion of the machinery. in eau Ae At A Otis Steel, 403 ated, 34 1-8—1- ting and ports on| Barnet Leather C art atet| count for 6 monthy ended June 30 tes Shipping | 1919; Sales, $3,040,429; expenses and 94,128; net profits, $446,301; COTTON. other income, 166; balance after interest, $426,- ; dividends, $60,000; surplus, §366,- Manufacturing Co, year ended August 31, 1919; profits of nce for $10,000,000 o nd preferred dividends was | .718, against $484,391, SILVER y APISSING VONOPAH DIVIDI (ES END = TONOPAH EXT. GANDELARIA = TONAPAH M'KINLET. 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Free With Each Player A Beautiful Music Cabinet—Handsome Bench to Match—12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Choice and Free * * Delivery To make it possible for almost every family to take advantage of this offer, Bloomingdale Brothers have inaugurated an EASY PAYMENT PLAN by which you can pay for the instrument in small weekly or monthly payments and enjoy the Player in your home while paying for it. — Special Low Terms OF ONLY $750 A WEEK If you anticipate pure hasing a Player during the next year, buy it at this time, because the prices of pianos and players will be advanced to a startling degree very soon, due to the increased cost of ma- terials and labor. 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