The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1919, Page 21

a e f . Two million pounds of BRED GROSS UNITS AT WORK IN EUROPE ON INCREASED PLA Total Relief Materials Distrib- uted in Countries Since Armi- stice Is $65,000,000. The report of the foreign activities ot the American Red Cross during the last eight months was made public last night. ‘The work in Europe has been carried on through eighteen dis- trict commissions and units. The total value of relief material distributed in France, mainly in the dovastated districts, since the armis- luce is now about $25,000,000. In the same period other European countries have received more than $40,000,000 worth of similar supplies. Of all the material in the American Red Cross warehouses on May 1 last one-third was set aside for the devas- tated districts of France. The distri- ‘bution of this material is still con- tinuing and will continue for months to come, while the shipments of relief material to the commissions in East- ern Europe are on a constantly in- creasing scale. In the mean time the efipment of further relief matertal from the United States continues in a large way, and more than $8,000,000 worth of such material is either en route to the Red Cross in Europe or awaiting early shipment. The value of Red Cross relief ma- terial distributed in Europe during July and August amounted to more than $20,000,000. During the last month the American Army has turned over to the Red Cross for free distri- ution about $18,000,000 worth of medi- cal and surgical supplies, which, in the course of the next few months, will be put to use in hospitals throughout Europe through the ex- isting Red Cross Commissions. Anti-tuberculosis work is a proml- nent feature of the Red Cross pro- gramme in Albania. It is estimated that 90 per cent, of those ill in Alba- ja are tubercular, Women preponder- e in the Albania commission un- der Lieut. Col, William Warfield of New York, which numbers sixty. The American women ure as safe as at home, and are doing much to raise the position of their sex in Al- bania, he first sewing machines ever seen in Albania were imported from America for the Red Cross workrooms at Tirana, ‘The small unit of American work- ers in Bosnia, under Major VF. C. Thwaits of Milwaukee, has its head- quaeers at Sarajevo. All members of this unit have just been decorated by_the Serbian Government. Of the Red Cross accomplishments in France the report quotes a dis- tinguished French writer, Mme. Andre d’Alix, who says in a recent book: “The American Red Cross 18 the most perfect charitable organiza- tion of the twentieth century and the most unsullied weapon of brother- hood between the nations.” Baron d’Anthouard, head of th French Red Cross, said recently “There is no one in France who {s not aware of the work of the American Red Cross in our country, no one who does not feel deeply appreciative of the efforts of this organization.” The American Red Cross in Greece has been under the direction of Col. Kaward R. Capps of Princeton Uni- versity. This unit has cared for about 50,000 refugees in Eastern Macedonia. The Messager, an Ath- ens newspaper, said a few days ago: “No work of brotherhood and char- ity which we have ever known has compared with that of the American Red Cross in Greece. The Americans have accomplished a notable work. foodstuffs havé been given out, and the total number of articles of clothing dis- tributed has reached 286,000, The Red Cross made generous gifts to the hospitals in Kavala, Seres and Drama.” After the armistice a Red Cross Commission was sent into the Rus- sian prison camps in Germany, In the camps it distributed more than 600,000 different articles of clothing; and filled from its medical depart- ment at Berlin 266 wholesale requests representing several tons of medical and surgical supplies. It handled for the interallied board, through its re- celving stations and warehouses, ap- proximately 7,360 tons of food. BOO GROGERY CLERKS DECLARE 3-DAY STRIKE Nine-Hour Day and $30 Weekly Demanded; Small Stores Penalized. Midward Sehwarts, Business Agent of Local No. 1232 of the International Netail Clerks’ Protective Association, announced this morning that a thr day strike had been declared by the 800 members of the local, whigh will also serve as a membership recruiting campaign. ‘She demands of the strikers, who are composed of grocery and dairy clerks, are for a nine-hour day and a minimum wage of $30 a week, Mr. Schwartz added that small chain stores that have granted the demands will only be penalized by a three hour trike, lasting from 10 o'clock th’s morning to 1 M. In larger stores, > agent made known, the strike will for three days regardless of demands are mi made to the at noon to it a meeting held in the oeal's headquarters, No. 143 Kast 1034 street, by various Jabor delegates, a manists Split. BERLIN, Oct Wighteen out of ty-throe delegates to the German Communist Convention withdrew be- cause the leaders’ programme was not radical enough, They favor Bolshe- vism, Ruslan style, and have begun av form a new party, 4 { continue whether the work were ay Addresses German ¢ strikers | times the labor sky was compara- tively clear. High money rates must now be coupled in market reckoning with the grave possibility of several tremendously important strikes. 11 the market can continue its upward pace in the face of these adverse factors it will be accepted as incon- v4 vidence of the News and Gossip of To-Day’s of its fundamental position, da ohn ps fet Market—Present and Fue EARNINGS. | ~ ture Prices, Pittsburgh & Lake io—sept. Bross $2,695,503, dec. $760,580; nine months gross $21,308,436, dec. $2,808,- Particularly sharp bidding up of} 321; net operating income $2,759,655, Dec. $4,786,319. Pittsburgh & West Virginia. —Sept. Bross $128,670, dec. $68,960; nine Months gross $1,006,820, dec, $405,836; net operating deficit $535,902, increase ¥414,724, Gulf States Steel Co—september net income after provision for taxes, depreciation, etc., was $42,228 against | $12,989 in Augus' American Window Glass Co.—For year ended August 29, 1919; surplus! after Federal taxes, charges and pre-| Prices of oil and motor shares fea- tured stock market trading to-day. ‘There was a marked display of bul- lish exuberance throughout the en- tire session, Speculators were unaf- fected by continued tightnesso of money and by the reiteration of the President of the United Mine ‘Work- ers that the coal strike will occur on Nov. 1, as scheduled. Practically every group of stocks with the exception of rasis and metals | $311 4 share earned on $13,000,000 | Pfoved easly susceptible to buying} common stock, against surplus of $3,- orders, It was apparent that holders | 632,771, or $27.17 a share in 1918, of stocks are quite confident of their ages A Ma ar ta gros 1 H jecrease, 5 a Position, and are not serlously| net after ‘tax, $100,541; decreane, alarmed over the labor oltlook.Reac-| $277,697; nine months gross, §9,178,- tions from the high prices of the day, | 617; decrease, $93,630; net which occurred at the beginning of | $4102, Gecrease, $64,344. Pierce-Arrow Motor Car—Sept. 30, the last hour seemed to be due more] quar: Net profit after charges ‘nd | to professional selling than to liquida-| }ederal $476,852 against $886,759! tion or profit taking. tm same 1918 period. | h merican le and Leather—Sept. Curstenoae etic ha hath ebe 30, 1919, quarter: Surplus after | were General Motors w' ped) Federal taxes and charges $1,214,414, | up another 30 points, making a 60/equal to $9.33 a share on $13,000,000) point gain in two days, and Stude-| preferred stock, against $1,093,780, or ~ |$8.40 a share, in the preceding quar- baker, Chandler Motors, U. 8. Rub-|¢o, ana $648,829, or $4.99 a share, in ber, Republic Iron and Steel and| September, 1918, quarter. Crucible, These issues with the ex- Colorado & Sou. Lines—Third week ception of the last named all made| October, $556,125; increase, $98,139; new high records. Republic at ono| f07,Jan. 1, $20,020,602; increase, $2,- DIVIDENDS. time showed a gain of more than 12 Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Regular points. payable Other steel issues and food, agri-|quarterly of $2 per share, oultural, tobacco and equipment} Dec. 15, shares evidently were under persis-| Atlantic Coast Line R. R.—Regular tent accumulation of big speculative | semi—annual of 2 1-2 per cent. on pre- interests, and scored substantial | ferrea stock payable Nov. 10, gains, American Hide and Leather—Reg- Buying to-day seems to have been | ylar quarterly dividend of 13-4 per mostly generated by better labor|cent. on preferred, payable Jan. 2; prospects. Although United Mine|!m last Ura al an extra dividend of Workers’ executives claim that the|* Per cent also was patd. coal strike will go through as Sianed. the “treet” 4s concincea| BANKERS BUY BIG BLOCK that since President Wilson issued Mateecuat statement on the atwoton| OF HENDEE COMPANY STOCK these labor executives have found es themselves in something of a di-| F lemma and are seeking a ready way | Will Be Listed on Stock Exchange out. —Recent Earnings Reported Comparative heaviness of copper Substantial shares can be readily understood. ubstanval, There is but small buying of the| Official announcement) will be made metal, prices have eased off, and sur- | Within a few days that a banking syn- dicate composed of prominent New plus stock have been increasing. A York and Boston firms, has acquired number of important dividends are|, ‘substantial interest in the $10,000,000 in serious danger of reduction. At} Common stock of the Hendee Manu- least they are not being earned. It} facturing Co, should not prove surprising if the Heretofore, there has been a more American Smelting & Refining Com-|or less inactive market on the New York Curb for the comparatively few shares not closely held. Recent mar- Ket quotations have been around $60 pany omitted its dividend at a di- rectors’ meeting to be held next week, Trading slackened up in the 1 Neary rate aa Chaba ndtooll geil per share. It is intended to list the statement of earnings, to tbe tesued shares on the New York Stock ¥ after the close, Steel ran off more | Change. The decision to acquire the stock Was made after an examination of the company's properties, and it is said that it was found that accounts fur- nished stockholders were so camou- flaged that a true idea of the earning power of the property could not be Teadily grasped by these stockholders. The annual report for the last fiscal year, ended Aug, 31, is cited, On its face, the report indicated that the com- pany did not earn its taxes. But close examination revealed that out of ings of last year the company $214,000 to Its Liberty Bond holdings, marked the value of its inventories down to the extent of $663,000, reduced the book value of its plants and will by $948,000, set up u res $444,000 for taxes and retired $336 of preferred stock, It is figured the true earnings vf the company | equalled more than $16 for cach share of common stock, ——_—_———— AUTO SMASHED ON BRIDGE. Stolen Car Mysteriously Wrecked; No Trace of Occupants, NORWALK, Conn., Oct. 28.—A tour- Ing car, bearing Connescticut markers 36,817 und belonging to Jacob Schnieder of Bridgeport, was found early to-day than a point from the high of the day, and recessions were the rule in other parts of the list, but the results of the day's trading were decidedly | in favor of holders of stocks, It has now been pretty definitely settled that the General Motors Com- pany will split up its shares on the basis of ten for one. The new stock, “when, if and as issued,” has a theo- retical market value of about 28 Cur- rent dividends are at the rate of 12 per cent, annually. The dividend on the new stock would therefore be $1.20 per share annually, which would make the issue seerg rather high at 28. But if well defined reports can be relied upon directors will increase the) dividend rate when the stock is split up. In responsible quarters it is be- lieved that the dividend will be in- creased to $3 per share, or at the rate of 30 per cent. on the present capitali- zation, And it is further understood that current earnings are nearly three times the prospective dividend that Rey hanging over one aide of the New However, thi (ttle or no pub- | Canaan brid le trading In General Motors. In the| ,, TH font of the auto had been bs tors. crushed against a telephone pole at parlance of the “Street,” it can beline edge of the water. There was a “swung” only by the ultra-wealthy.|iarge hole through the windshield as Conservative brokers are not willing |i¢ 4 pody had been hurled through tt. to carry it on less than 75 points and|Tnere was no trace of the occupants | in some cases 100 points margin. |of the car. Therefore one would need from §$7,- Investigation disclosed that the car 500 to $10,000 to buy 100 shares. Cur-| was stolen last might In Bridgeport, | can be ascribed to fnothing else than inside buying. It will be interesting to see whether |this buying will be continued if and when the shares are gplit up. In |most cases increasing a company's Capitalization 10 for 1 means that insiders are secking a vehicle with whieh to unload their holdings, Pos- sibly General Motors will prove an exveption, rent strength bee 4 HEARST SUED BY MURPHY. Ne Complaint im Action Brought by ‘Tammany Leader, The summons in the suit brought by | Charles F, Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, against the Star Publishing ad William Randolph Hearst was fi late this afternoon in the County Clerk's office, At the same time there was filed | a notice of appearance by the defend- ants. There was no complaint filed, and no statement of the nature of the suit The statement of earnings of the U, 8. Steel Corporation for the third OF Ane Leong ee ae 3 ‘ quarter of the year will be made pub-|¢ives’or the law. Hem uf Drool mekentas lic late to-day, "In the second quarter, |nd°nenst anit toe acoty Bony nee | ended June 30, the corporation showed | appearan by William A. De Ford. of $34,331,000. This was equal to pl ed ale for ewcW share of common stock outstanding. SHIP BOARD MAN ACCUSED. Wall street will be very mucn dis- pe eal appointed if earnings for tho third| Resseter In: in Concerns quarter did not exceed $3 per share, or at the rate of 12 per cent, annually, |1t is urged that the strike developed so late in@September that it had no income fur that Tha WASHINGTON, Charge, 28 Oct that the Shipping Board had allocated ~Charges Government-owned ships corporations in which J Director of Operations for have | has an interest, were they enter | fore ‘the House’ M very seriously into the calculation of | mittee by Philip Mason, President of the specuiator, Yesterday the rate|New York steamship ‘company, — Mr on demand went as high as 14 per| Mason sald he had brougat tae maiter cent. and closed at that figure. fo she etlention of the nent of In the recent bull market hig’ a money rates had but a small per- | ping Wounds told. the committee that ceptible dampening effect on the ° { Rometer ‘personally took t ip th ardéy of bull pools, But at thipse| allocations of the ships referred to.” private Rosseter, the Board, to-day be | adverse effect on | month. Money market conditions made again become such that rred dividends of $2,731,330, equal to | 4 hant Marine Com- | BROKER DENIES CHARGES OF WIFE ASKING DIVORCE Both He and Husband of Woman in regard to Mrs, Dorothy Hallenbach, member | — y Restgnny to 1 _ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919. “MRS, GIBSON WINS RIGHT Divoreed Woman, Remarried Named as Corespondent De- | Take Them to Capital or fend Her Good Name. Newport Harry T. Stuart, senior member of) supreme Court Justice Leonard 4 the cotton brok ‘age firm of Stuart | rich, in Part 1, Supreme Court, t | & Milliken, No. § Troadway, testi- granted permiasion to Mra, Preston Gib- | fied In his own behalf to-day when son to take with h t N =t . the suit of his wife, Mrs. Rose EB. for| Washington her nin par yp eltas = absolute divorcee, e up before | oid children by her former marriage Judge Cropsey In klyn Bus jer the terms of her divorce in the pr Court. He denied allegations Beg ae oe Rhode Island courts from Alexander D. attempt may be made to lyneh him, CURB FLUCTUATIONS IN OILS AND tive stock market, cr rather firm money speculative commitments. INDUSTRIALS natural shifting of loans and an ac- | are expected to rates for Write I Pratt, i permitted to have whom his wife's complaint named as tia tt, jim Pratt Is permitted to hay | eo-respondent. Mr. Hallenbac who pong 2 A one meth out of every | was in France at the time Mrs, Stuart |\¥O¥ Pee ee Caen Userne ce ant | alleges sho found hia wite with her |Ztanam. appearing for the fether, intl: | husband in an apartment at No, 264 | take t n with her on a wedding | Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, has hired a /ttlp to Bu This ea by | er to prote 8 e's good |; ibson's attorn Gov lawyer to protem® his wife's good | Wim name. | Phe Gibsons on Oct. 17 | Stuart said that he had been in the | at Greenw With the Pratt habit of taking Mrs, Hallenbach to her | hildren they are now at a New York place of employment which she had)” ° secured while her husband was r Radicals Lead in Switeer | | there” and that on July 17 they had| BERNE, Oct , from, the in company with Milliken, ‘elections to the National Council They wore unable to gat @ cocktail though still incomplete, show th | at the restaurant and Milliken sug- |calg remuining the atrongeat pa Rented that they go to im apartment | Cals remaining the strongest party. with y had been in the apartment fif- narty.” The conservative Catholles main n minutes, Stuart said, when his tain their strength, electing about forty wife and private detectives burst | 9 SGTON, Oct. 2 ‘ WASHINGTON, Oct, 28,—Houston B. Ip to-day refused to disclose the \Tehee of Oklahoma has resigned a b ¢ f bouts of George Jones, a negro, | Re Tr jury and will go to is alleged to have stabbed Mrs. )New York to becot ed with @| Arthur Giles to death on a erowded Jarge oll firm. Mr resignation | street here last night. Jones was cap- is effective Oct 31, His tured by a bystander | not heen named a =_ Appellate Division Reporter Chow _. Harvard Fund $5,255,259, ALBANY, Oct, 28,—Juatice of the The Harvard Undowment 1 Com: Appellate Divisions of t preme mittee in New York announced at noon Court of the State in the first conven- to-day that § 289 had been » tion held in five years to-day ¢! scribed to the fund, Boston is still] Austin I ffin of Albany as Appe lead: With @ total subseription of rter to fill the vacancy $3,343,945, while New York City is sec-| by the death of Jerome Bb, ond with $5,006,406, \ és Sad. ans ” ne 1 ap. proximately $135,000,000 United King. dom notes, which will be paid off with | 4 part of proceeds of sale of new js- | sue now being offered. There also | matures on Saturday $36,000,000 in| Savage Bupa New Yous French cities notes. | Tel, Cortlandt 2548-4-5—3273-4-5, These huge transac with the 2 2 2 2 = = oe a C.D.Knuarr Jn.aC Established 1900° Baoxxrs POLITICAL, POLITICAL, | | FIGHTING PHILIP J. McCOOK who went to France, at the age of 45, and was wounded severely in the per- formance of duty, has returned home, still full of fight, and is prepared to do his duty as a Supreme Court Judge if you good citizens of Manhattan and the Bronx will elect him to the position which the Bar Association, as well as his party and independent citizens gen- erally, say he is eminently fitted to fill —because of his independence of boss- ism, his ability as a lawyer, his stand- ing as a man and his patriotism as an | American. Put your X opposite the Eagle on the | ballot, Group 2, and see that your vote counts for Philip J. McCook, and his | team mate, Joseph E. Newburger. | McCOOK CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE s) i LARTER 4 a should be the th words. They re sent this cause 0} honest, independe non-partisan judic ary. constant} our brain and the we is NEWBURGERAND SMITH always at the tip of your pen. — oe = % oO Hotel Wallick,B’way at 43¢ + . f by oe GRAIN, as: | ». | nge for the day at Chicago Old-f hioned Adams Est = 1M] tn, Mer, Star eae rea pete 78 tee ost , S| roint nelen ktdcke 1agTib 21 emo) Dle used to tie @ Ajax Hototes Ma | ite v Ad oo Oty “ i oat" Geta Geo we nt LIBERTY HONDS string around a fin» tia Chalmers | Kel suri 100% a ot 26 100.70, Ist 49 95.20, 20 4s 98.14, ger to remind t! BA m Chem. M% | Kelsey Whee! 114 + Velofl 24; Ist 4 149 0, off 04; 2d) Pr | ved Mla ha Don ea ." Can | a teas Of 24; Bd 41-46 95.20, off of a duty to da ews ae taal, ial ua fay] 10; 4th 41-48 98.84, off 14; Vie formed. Am Can %| Leo Rub, & Tim. O7% | 83-48 99.60; 49-49 99.58, off 4. as ‘Am Car & Foundey 1% | Latigh Valley | Aa Catton is teettand ‘ OLS ON URB, “4 Adopt the penasa m Stenatra nin, Nashville, - poner " | \ Am Dae Od Mase dlotor qoobened frm. — Shell ‘Transport,| fankers’ Trust Company has been) FeMinder instead Of Am Expr oo... Maxwell Motor tt, 80% [828-45 White Oil, 401-2, up 1; Simms) appointed transfer agent for the capital | th tri bf ‘Am Hide & Teather 1 | Maxwell Motom 2d. 43% Mw] Pet, 441-2 to 45, up 1-2 to 1; Home | stock of Loew's Incorporated. e string. Am H & 1 pf 5 = 3% | May Dept, Stores, 121% + w{OU, 171-218; Liv, Ol, 21-8-2568; |. Paces oe T Strtt: Am, lew, ¥ 40% 49% + fy! Mexican Petroleum i.) > 2. ! rance Face: neral Strike, Amn. Intern, Corp... 1244 121% 122 Miami ineaiar ipod, Amal, Royalt¥| paRis, Oct. 28.—Extremiat elements When ou write or Aim, Lined 81% 80 | 80 *Mullins Body, A 6-8; arnett Oil, 14 16} \in trade union circles plan to call a $, I | it Am, Locomotive... 110% 107 108% Midvale Sted osden, 103-411; Bost. Wyo, 71+! generat atrike on Nov. 7, according to} SI, a le r let re- Am, Mat & Grin. 00 0 0 4 Missouri, K, & Tex, 78; Boone, 7 Jlenroe! he Excelsior, which says that leaders | ip kc cows MN GN Mort’ Pae Chelee eae, nat ght Glenrock, 87-845 | I Re general” confederation of taser| MING yOu Of & SREl fm. Sm. A Rel... 06% 8% 68% eke anni On Sve Shares, 473-448; Sa- | are opposed to the movement. | d the d chow we He Wes elie pulpa, 13-48; Lance, 341-1; Mer. | ne | Pty — Am, Spuffe........ 121% 191% 121% Natiogal Anaiine ritt, 24 1-2—m5 Prod. Ref, 8—8 1-4 | ne Am, Gea! Padres, 4% 44% 44h Nat. Chak & Suk Salt Creek pHbieag tear __ BANKING AND FINANCIAL. this instance : prog wey nae it el, Coadell jedi Mis 4 to keep the ry Am, T. & T. Co... 99% 09% 9% + A) Nat En, & St 13. 4 Western State ¢ Am Tebecay ss. AM ait sit 3% | Nao tea on tin iar free from mercenary mn, Wool W1% VT 40 + 1M Cond Nat, Oil ouston, 1 ; oe % B+ : g ; Houste o—13 dim, ol ess 3: HOH IGN ION + IN. 0, 2, of Poth sesey ha ey 2 ae a and political influ- N.Y, Alety Noon prices quiet. * ity Am, 8 114 cho let, ¥ — the at rrr rel a wie lee eee cate Was firm, above 48; Shell Trace: | ence — t du ’ dents” Reslistion + WN Ye On aw Bont sold, below 88: White Oil was this time particular- ime bar cone + OE a Be, Cities Service B shares, 48,{ 7 ‘ee Se Ha | emer fun we, 245 Tropical Onl, 21-238; tater ly being to Atchison Ry, . | Nova Scotia Steel i ~2—39 1-2; Cosden, 10 7-8—| 3 reg eta + Wie ous On SE i ra ral sa el ustice Joseph E, Atian, Coam Line + Mlotebem To 8 2° P.M. ‘firm. Carib Atl, Gut & W, 7. + %| ontario Aver 491-2; Comm. Pet, 47: | ew ger Baldwin Lavo, one 5 8-4; Phillips Pet, 78— ane a oe + 14) Oren Botting: 81°25" Midwest ‘Hetining T1170; ||] SSpeauerseetute rom. oe ‘newest Supreme Court and creek Ac leas Oh a0 Bese, Seta eas white Hl Sete” er “ Justice Richard H. ining Peotfle | : Beth, Motors - ¥ a mae! Beth, Stee! Pa Beni ay THE CURR, | EUREKA CROESUS | Smith to the City Be, ot ee Opened firm. Vanadium, 8 1-2, oft || em ous «|| Court. ‘ oak +6 | Penn, Goad, Steel. 1-4; General Asphalt, 136 3-4, up 114; | | oy | Peoptes Gas British American 7. ce ‘ | } ‘ ppeare Pg , i n Tobaceo Corpora- | Sana Sees 1 | ere ataruacte.. tion, 26 1-2 to 7 12; Al ; | Every man + % | Phere Arrow. 2; Allied Packers, \ Matte Co. & Zine. in| a 82 1-2 to 64; Aetna, 9 3-4 to 10; Cres- ||] U-S-Steamehip — Allled Of1 Bolte & Gcveclor eat | oc son, 2 to 2 1-2: ¢ it to| {| Sweets Co. Cosden & Co. we n can este Pitta, Coa) » 2 to 2 ireat Western, 14 to | catise ho ‘ nd serv tng Tf [pia ew. ve a2 4 [18 Hecla, 6 3-4 to 5 1-2; @haimera, | {| Left, Inc. Tone. Divide om ah nest, Cali, Packing rhea ieee 161 11 8 88 tO 98-4; Con, Copper, 6 1-4 to U.S.Light & Heat Divide Ext. 1 e Calif, Peteo'eum c= Boe lee on 2; Bost. Mont., 79 to 81; Golden | m in ae non — cor see | Punta, Soar Sa 1% ¥ a e. 3-8; Big Ledge, 1-2 to | part an ju iciary “9 " = Rait Stee! Springs... 103 + %] 5:3) MeKin. Dar. 65 to 68; Loft, Inc., H m Ci ani +g at Mes CS 8] 52 a4 5,0 a8: Lott, Ine. o if, in communic: ; : 0. — Wines ay € 4 71-2 to 7 8-43] Chandler M ; ‘ Chandler Mot. 5 See Cee eee ACTIVE OIL, MIN po their friends on 4 Rep, Motor +4 Ste e \. ‘ States out, 8 ayy fReP Motor sass BH BL EO Teme rican aulet, United States INDUSTRIAL STOC other subjects, they Ohi, Pneumatic ‘Toot = 41 1-2 diuen, New 7righted beck om 4 Chi, Ry 1, & Pac chee aoe bpd polis (lS Silver atecks” seat FRED om > rare = ,' [stom atte “2. a eas : voguent. before them in some —1 > |eeaboard Ait Line, Chi, Great Weat. Shattuck Aris, 18 ‘ M c } j tw tear 3 : tion Stock in which Onspicuous Way. 4 Chi, & N, W Ry., pow oo $401 Rub, 20—22 bag ‘ he Papasan 41% 4 44 | Soatiern Pac, 108 Aetna, 93-4105" United ‘Hetth Show your A ae : + 1% | Southern Ry, 26% — %! Candy, 23- sds es 4 +1 ot ‘ Chant apn aa ee a — est, your Coma, Tab, & Set + 1% 1454 | $15,000,000 LOAN TO CHINA PRO- by ding Consol. Ci —1% 0 +1 POSED, z eee —~% 16 American bankers were reported write letters to yo (tie on 1h it] to-day to be working on a $16,000,000 friends on the. “4 pene vege +4 |tea0, Cop, & Ou.. 2% — %|!0an to China, The proposed syndi- ‘ nt ; Gabe Onse Beoss, TY, | texas co MO 4+ 14{ cate Is expected to be headed by the ° 3 A Cuba Cane Sugar pf, tk |teran a0. 1% — % {Chase Securities Corporation of New , 4 a Cate Cane Buu + git [Renew ri 106 = %| York and the Continental ene Grow If you write only a Den ay Bass ¢ vem, 08 ‘6% — %] mercial Trust and Savings Bank of 8 “i Dame Mints ~ 7 ltran, & Williams, 00 «4 66 4 8%] Chicago, Leo oe oe oe Ue Ue sii le sentence ‘tadiers onl z Union dacite ++ 28 Rie ane art Endieott-Johnston ., 141% 138 mon S ONRY. wil mak . ae te United Aton Call money, both classes, lending vin Ss on tributi to" Famous I 100% Tee we and renewing at 7 per cent, con' ution Pains ie ee ae Around 2 P, M, call money, mixed c e campaign. x Fisk Rubber a ua bY, “—- ‘al, . per cent, harites United Food 0 the rate was 15 per o Guson Wi & Wig 3 pp ey islearings “Now “York "$1,088 851,- If you have not 2 0% 8. R. & Amp 217; Increase, $343,762,816; Philadel. : doe 3. Rubber phia, Wey increase, $13,600, J time to write a Motors 8. smelter 168.019; Increase! Based upon production, as an &. Bie 10% 10% tom yh Po! 185! sentence WRIT ee 4 Mtr pe. A ow oN tg reasury debtor at reported to us, the indicated Vian Copper me oo ot — 4 | House $i0s Federal arnii f the Livingston Oil THREE WO Ne atica \Ctan See 134 12% 2% | Bank creditpr, rh earnings of the Livings' a hi eps | Wath ot, Ass Eases Corporation, together with its| either at the end of a Gt. Nor, Ore Wolly Fargo 50 % Y MOD OS ARE FIRM, | share of earnings of the Liv- letter or on the en- Gene “Cananea. West, Pac. corp % Ais opening of the call money | ingston Refiners Corporation, k ; julf States Steel ‘stern Union % + %| market approximate! 5,000 oO over bac Maskell & Bark Westinghouse Hi% + $7,000,000 wan “wanted, behind or now at the rate of velo, ‘t it ‘i S Homestake Min, 6 + 1 | Wheel 4% $4,000,000 or $5,000,000 offered, “ ine Ones Matra Rte, Bet us wa gt, ow ortereds |” "$5,000,000 Per Annum| so that ii ch Ista Cons, Ba — Se | White Aton « Te BA + Me) Wall Htreet money market will belagainst @ total authorised the eye of the person lan Ae Gon i et | Wortblagtce wits soi — | stitutions “arn now. preparing. ter | C@Petalization of $3,000,000.| to whom you are Inter, Harvest 139% + ty | Woolworth 120% —- 4% | heavy interest and divider ‘ ene Ii Sher Ata eee er iidens ments that fall due oy ty ree sal writing. 4 er Th ali sintticas aha Bye Latest Information on Rea ° NEWBURGER AND Let the thought be in 4 Independent Non-P Judiciary Committee, (To be continued in row’s morning nore