The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1919, Page 10

AND FINANCIAL, NIF ISSING ———— Alenka Gohl. am, | Am, Inter, Corp, 114% Aen. Lanne ™ Am. Lacomotive 1015. Am, 8. & CO. CORD, 8% Ky Am, senelt, & ef, O OTK ||) Am. & Rpt... 95% 51% || | Am, Both, ....... JOU 108% Aen, Steel Farin, me 46% ot OM Allis, (Chalmers Agri, Chem... Rank Notw Reet Sugar Can. Car & 1 Cotton 0: Sumatra Drug pnd. Wide & Leatt. ! s 8 Aedaison ity, ’ 70% 70% 70% Aulantic Coast Line Ui 190% 0% Atl. Galt & W. a, 174% 172% «174 : | Belden Lown, 10% 10M 111 d Baltimore & Ohio “ Be GON } Barrett Co, 1% 123% 126% : Mining 1% the 1h . Motom . Be 2 ; H eesentiad dein ahowing organisa: AY deh. Bice! B CH WL 0% G, Busines. officers, sarnines. pro. py Ron Ferien 12% 1 12m ion equips price. range for B'kiyo Rap, Tran, 2% Ub ray ; years and other industrial data Bkiyn f estimable value to every stock jy, vi » crammed full of information oll ed , h you whould have. Bato & Superior . 23% : Mow Ready for Distribution Y | Caido Cent. Ol 20% ( Ask for Covy Ne. 30, N ont Feching 8% £ N | calit. Petroleum 43 has. A. Stoneham & Co.f)) cs: «are 2 t 41 Broad Street, New York. 600 Lowther Pet } Cerro de 0% f Cartaio’Pood (rod. o ' N | chandler Mot, Poe N Chea, & Oblo oo : | 0. M. & Ry, 28% ———— — CM. & BCP Ry, of, m™ LIBERTY BONDS ag ares Pa . All Gesominations bougbt for cash | Te 1. GP. @e. % fon the closing’ we pay 8% Bond, 55 Coupons | Chi. & Nor'w. Ry, 86% 87% 864 By Chile Cooper Iie 18% 18M ino Compe : F C1. €. 0, & Be * PURDY & cO., bc py Mod grag ‘ sebe 8126-6-6- Col, G & E ' . Falumbia Gtaph, SAVINGS BANKS, z Tnt.-Cal, Otinin a The Bowery Savings Bank | tineora Caney « ‘ NEW YORK, annum has bee; 0 and upward 00 which shall and after Monday. KNOX. PAG LiDDLa. secre ee JOHN ¢ ed ce exiing Der, thereto at ibe after Jan. 19, Worn in wo Neo, Ee SeiSera Meee a. or six 5 at the rat annum on all CHARLES N. ADOLPHE ¥, LE | OF THE CITY ‘Third Aven Jan. ist Bu % 128 and 130 BOWPRY. 4 somi-annual dividend at the rate of FOUR PEK CBNT. credited to depositors on all mums of ‘at least threo months on the first day of January next. and will'be payable on Pty A, SCHENCK, EXGELSIOR SAVINGS BANK] 143RD SEMI-AND UNION SQUARE SAVINGS BANK], No. 20 Union Sauare. eb RIVIDRND, aw, neon daciarad for toe lx FOUR PER CENT: {4B annum op mune from $5 to $1,000, 10 to | ACCOUNTS OF SOCLETIES AL el States entitled thereto ts made on or before Jan, draw interest f 1 Dollar Savings Baterest credited January 1 Four Per Cent. ‘annum, on accounts from $5 to $},con. its made on or before January draw interest from January ist. 3% BRIAN G. HUGHES, President, ‘WM. M. KERN, Treasurer +» HARRY P. REGAL, Secretary EW YORK SAVINGS BANK WN. W. Cor. 14th St. and 8th Avenue | UR PER CENT) Per annum on all sums from $5.10, 82.000 | 5 aoe it Doe Cony BEFORE | en FELSINGER, Prost December 8, 1919, n declared and wil! and not exceeding have been deposited January 19, 1920, President. - Comptroller, AL DIVIDEND 1W1Y, on al, depusite of rate payable tov, “bewatts made oo Savings Bank payable Jan ra Bank | YORK and 147th st. the rate ou 1920. at the rate of | DRAW INTEREST AKBLOOK.” ‘Ire ERHOFP. Bec'y. c. bury section of Boston, bequeathed to her Omeible Stool nf, Quta Cune Sagar, Cute Ca, Sag, pf. Del, & Hodson Den. & io Dul,, So, Sh, & A, Bkhorn Coal... Wordicot-Jotuneinn. . Bae Im Pamous Players Fisk Ruloer, Hare po m0, 33 Gaxon Wil, & W iT Gener, Cigar... 4% eneral Mocon me Geo, Motors 1... cy Gen, Metom Dw&,. 87% Gootrit Great Nor. Ity reat Nor, ( ne Cananea wif States Steol ow. Youn, Seaboard SU Veoghe's Gas. ete “4 Pere Marquette... 90 Hat, Oo. 8% | Piero” Aetaw. ses 13% | Piero Wil. ea rita & OW, Va... twond Oreck Coal, 21% Prone Sieel. . tuieran Oo Punta 80g... Bail 8. Spr. Ray Copper .. rating 3 Rem'ton ‘Type’ wir Rep, Motor so... Heep, 1, & 8t Hep, 1. & St. of Ry, Dutch N, ¥, «+ | Savage Arma ..... Saxon Motore so. Seaboard Air Line Shattuck Aris | Sinclair O12 SlousSheff, St, « 80, Pac, (i Southern Rwy, ...+ Southern Rwy pf. Studebaker . Bt. Joe Lead ....e Bt. L. & 8. Fran, Superior Bt. ws. Ghell T, & T. ss ‘Tenn, Cop & Ch. Unioa Pacific . Union Oi United Alloy United Fruit - Ua, Ky. Inv, Co... Un, Retail Stores, . C, 60,1 United Foo! Ind al t & Rubber Imp. Saaessqa e2zzee Va. Vanadiam Steel Wavasn, Wabasii 1. A Wades vf, B, ; on al! sums of $8 Minolg Central, aT Pw Corp... and upward 0 F | ineiration Capper, 65% | Weat, Bac, Comm, of i Interim Con 2% | Westinghouse Intertero Con. 5 Sha Wheel hing + . Int. Sane ms TT! Worthington LEAVES $250,000 MISS SMITH 10 WED BANKER. TO HER HOUSEMAID idow Recognizes 25 Years of Faithful Service by Making Her Chief Beneficiary in Will. BOSTON, Muass., Dec. 26.—Mrs. Mary Knight, wealthy woman tn the Rox- i wii ‘ aD hone. former housemal, Miss Agnes Mo- Hoe Woo cere. Nevin, $250,000, i mt be ease eas 10 Se'r. | the girl was engaged twenty-five | years ago and soon won a regular place in the house by her diligent attention to duty. She gradually rose to the po- sition of housekeeper. After the death Madison Ave, and S8th st, |Of Mr. Knight in 1908 Miss McNevin been declared for the | beeame a companion to the widow. the ending Dee, 316i] In October of this year Mrs, Knight | died, In recognition of loyal servic pa PER CENT. | ini companionship, Miss MeNevin wan ecounts of $5 aud uv | made chief beneficiary in the will. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS FRANKLIN SOCIETY Announces iis 62nd semi-annual cash divi end at the usual yearly rate of POUR AND ONE The Franklin 5 ALF PER CENT unts of $10 to $5,000. 31 years old, supervised conservatively, managed | and AN “Lost and Found’ articles advertised in The World or reported fo “Lost and Found Bureau.” Room 103. World Bullding, will be sted for thirty days, ‘These lists geen at any of The World's Offic “Lost and Found” advertiseme: can be left at any of The W Advertising Agencies, or cai telephonetl directly to ‘The World. man, New York, oF 4100 Main, Date for the Marriage Has Not Bee Announcement was made yesterday of the engagement of Miss Hester Elia- abeth Smith of Far Rockaway to Ben- Jamin C, Vandewater of Cedarhurst. The date of the marriage was not an- nounced. Miss Smith is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Skid- more Smith, She has made her home with her cousins, Dr. and Mrs, Elbert J. Decker, at Far Rockaway, | Sho has been active in Red Cross and other charitable work, Mr. Vandewater is one of the leading Dusiness men of the Long Island City ection of Queens and ia wi known | jn financial circles in New York City and on Long Island. He is the Manager | of the Quans inty Branch of the} Corn Exchange Bank and Chairman of | the Finance and Auditing Committee of the Queens Chamber of Commerce, SUICIDE IN HOTEL ROOM. Grief Over Wife Results tm Back- man’s Death, The body of Victor Backman, thirty- eight years old, a mechanic, of No. 1070] Goth Street, Brooklyn, was found last | night in his room at the Herald Square | isviel with ® bullet Wound in the right | tenple. ‘he condition of the body inui- | e¢ Backman had shot himself soon after registering Tuesday night From relatives to whom he had ad- dressed letters it’ was learned he had n brooding over @ letter from the Superintendent an {natitution to which his wire Paula Backman, of Mrs. Thirty-fourth Street Men’s = Fine caifskin, in All Boots sol of The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK (smart, regulation-laced, narrow=toe model) to be held to-morrow on the Sixth Floor should prove been used in the making of these attractive Boots, which are of superior quality in every respect. ame amount in this nment lowe EARNINGS. Canadian National Railways, third! Thirty-fifth Street A Sale of Selected Boots $10.50 per pair (War Revenue tax additional) a feature of I interest fidwisia, dark brown or guninetai has dby B. Altman & Co. arem leather throughout ade Have pants Surpr You sistir all ] lasts was sent several ths ago. ‘This let: ter eaid Mrs, B. n would never re cover from ‘th al disorder from which she was sufferius NURSES MADE PO POLICEWOMEN, | Kentucky ¢ i om ¢ PADUCAH, K County, Kentucky, sesses a corps of policewomen, « Christ- mas gift of the Board of Cit* Commis- | |sioners. They are the first policewomen | to be appointed in this State Previous to their appointment po- | licewomen were employed by the McCracken Public Ith League, Falls To Death From Roof, William P First Avenue, at work No. 868 West End Avenue, street this morning, Dr, Knickerbocker Hospita) Was instantaneous oder, forty, of No, 1008 the roof of | fell to the} Crenn of waid) death These pa them before that it wi two on tl on without fancy worsteds, Dark terns; ext mooth-fir plain 6 Yonkers Store, 34 North Broadway. Worth $6.50 and $7 our special pie while the lot you an odd coat—do you need a pair of dress do you need work pants? If so, come to the | ise Clothing Stores to-morrow. Can Buy Pants Here Now 0, con- 1g of all weights, all sizes, vatterns and all weaves; Bes os Look ‘for “Yourself nts are on display in our window. store, If you you well arments, So you can see you enter the not convinced M pay you aree pairs of these oming in heavy-wei are to invest in one, you ¢ and pay n pass right ah duroys; 8; fine and heavy fancy cheviots and suiling pat fine fast-color flannels; self-stripe worsteds, fancy. cassit RD AVENU N. W. Corner 83rd Street, ra strong ce ish black thibe clay TH AVENUE Between 15th & 16th Sts. weay serges; worsteds, 4 Both Stores Open Saturday Til $4.75 I SEEKS NEW PLANET | OPPOSED TO SUN Fifty-Five for at least fifty years,” said Prof. Batley, “and since 1877 many ob- servers have tried to locate it. The usual method was to study the per- turbations of Uranus and determine Astronomer Says It ‘Is from these what must be the situa- week December, $2,002,917; decrease, z tion of the object which was deflect- 28 Sweets, 10-11; Ryan Pet, | $93,084; from Jan. $88,690,010; Times Further Away ing Uranas trom sta ootibee: | 46-8—7-8; Carib, 62—$6; Mara Increase, $10,270,830. . Than Sol. |. “It is expected that the planet will , 5-8; Asphalt, 11012; White,| Cuban-American Sugar Company.) cas r | be in opposition to the sun this win- AY'S PRICES iy) Ganebal Stoinne year ended Sept. 80, 1919—Net profit! CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 26.—Prof.| ter and therefore in a favorable po- | D Razor te ted Malt Creek, 49 {after charges, depreciation and Fed- William H. Pickering of the Harvard | sition for observation. It is thougit A Hath, 1i5--a0; Simms, OF Leda, [TAL tes $700,296, against 14,227,202 Astronomical Observatory, who is| that the plane will prove to be sev- Kelly Apring, Steatiahin, Hid Sf in 1918. - eral thousand mes too faint to be Kelsey Wieel. Railroad stocks as a result of the| Steamship, 3 3-4—7-8. Jewel ‘Tea Company, inc, Collec. Stationed at Mandeville, Jamaica, 18 | soon with the naked eye.” enneentt i 4 Announcement of the plan to return tions—November, $1,258,344; increase, Now engaged in @ search for the ae Keto ‘fwe..., AN 4 WY MH rOeae ao the dis STERL OPENS UNCHANG 2; 48 weeks, $14,843,196; in- planet which is supposed by astron- Died Alone in Boat Cabin. Kare City 4o. 1% 16 a en oy ‘ heir owners on March 1 Demand sterling opened 3.81; , $894,871 ;omers to exist outside Neptune, and| | After an inquest at Riverhed, L. 1, Vackawarna Steel. 80 Si st peeturre Pe during arty trading—| checks declined 5 centimes to 13.07; DIVIDENDS. estimates that | this undiscovered |Coroner lamis, decided Ernest ga: uae vate ih rn Pacific opened at 104 1-4, up| swing cables, 6.53 francs per 1.00;| Bush Terminal Co.—Regular semi- | Member of the solar system ie some | who’ was found dead Wednesday “Labigh Valley. a% 1 1-8, while advance in Union Pa: ‘ ie fifty-five times as far from the sun] morning aboard his boat in Tian: Udeeett & Meyem., 300 0 meant 4 “| Belgian cables, 1030; Peseta cables,/annual of 2 1-2 per cent. in cash and as js the earth, according to a state-| Creek, died from. acute. indigestion LoomWiles ow on amounted to 7-8. Reading at Stockholm — cables, 1.60; per cent. in stock on common ment made to-day by Prof. Solon I. | two or three days previously. Jacobs Loritierd isz ise waa up 3-8, Of the lower priced 10208; Vienna kronen, rc on preferred all pay- Bailey, acting director of the Harvard was unmarried and lived aboard his toraia, & Sativili, 101 v% |ineues Pere Marquette made a new| sterling cables, 382; franc cables, 15 Observatory. Foand by grorsty clerk sania the Mantatian eturt ® | high on this move ep dod, 10.68; lire cables, 13,05; guilders dem, od Gas and Electric Company—| “Astronomers have suspected the! frder for the fisherman's Christmas Maxwell (Motor Cal % Tobacco at 37 8-8, cabl a7 1-2. Regular semi-annual of 2 1-2 per cent. existence of a planet outside Neptune dinner. Mexican etroieun, 210% 220% acco stocks were the feature of | preferred, payathe Jan. 15 i ~ ‘Miend eet.) 1 zw | the Industrials with A. ‘T, Securities} J RIE'S YWARLY BARNINGS Norfolk & Western Railway—Reg- Midvale ‘teed som 4 HN ASK | UP 8-8 at 738-8. United Retail Stores| Eri Railroud—Year ended Dec. 31,| Ua" Warterly 1 per cent. preferred Mina, & 84 4, new 19%; 19 13K 18% | was up 1-8 at 82, Mexican Petroleum | xe corny F ended Dee. 3}! payable February 19. Min, Kan, & Twn, oo ve | opened up 11-4 vat 2 2191- ri Net corporate surplus after charges Gos fe ma ak ae $6,220,370, equal after allowing ‘for GRAIN - Soe takes Oni ig : » | full dividend requirements on first} Opening at Chicago.—Corn, Dec. Middle States Ol.. 62% ve THE OUTSIDE MARKET. |; ti ; laaay stay 1-2, off 1-8—5-8: Nations! Acme 30% HO% —-BO% edits and second preferred stocks to $3.02 May cai abi Nation) Aniin... 67 be Ls a e 112,481,900 tock. | July 182; oat 3 1-8—83, - Nat, Conduat vm, vx vu | Opened steady. General Motors, 34 ert Wik carpius 68. tela, (meee SOD 4, oft 3- a P ™ u% 14% + Simms 65 1- D, s ‘ sobirdAbetdlhd " rm; os Voyage rata ride UD 121 Hogg nine ttl Pet: | 967 or $1.76 a share on first praferred COTTON. N.Y, Airbrate,... M0 110-19; wea 155—60; Asphalt | stock in 1917 period. Opened steady. March, 35.70, up 4: Seat ae wie He Oil.) Federal operating account shows | May, 33.95: July, 31.60, up 12; Octo- NUAhew 10.89 pric net, operating deficit of 46,653, | ber, 28.88, up 1 ay ca ew, ae Prices firm, Int. Pet., 641-2—|which with » guaranteed al ¢ NOTE . . |65; Hupp, 14 1-2— Nip., 12 3-4; | $15,729,068 m: for the Gov- ' ce cn wk 13; Phil. Pet., 84—85; Prod. & Rere,| ernment of $17 , without benefit] W. 8. 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