The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1920, Page 18

MEET LS eee Le ee Ne TEE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1920. sig, FINANCIAL NEWS ano PRICES watt acral, | YOUNG HARRIMAN NOW IN SHIPPING | WHAT FATHER WAS IN RAILROADS: roe Sharon Share, His, Low. ta. | Sent , United States brought to our porte b By Fo ‘TCHELDER. - tan, of, INDUSTRIALS. 20.6 Caled Stn i'n (Contiaded From Fiat ESSE) lis silos et ether tations be ceoroin: coapnetis Rocrr BArcHi an ae Reserved.) } Mi] 1100 Arte Coat. 1000 Calumet & Irom ss MM ieally indefensible. Of course we a Or PRECEDING — |dridge Street to Houston, From bing 4+ & ah og Candy 4% % known In financial circles, is prac-|cannot expect to control all com- ‘ALMEN’ to Ume little children ran from’t! ! Sa uo ou tically unknown to the pyblic. Since /Merce but It is absolutely eeoeent | or from the streot to say good! 200 Brit Atm Tob coup 2100 Con Vireinto 1% 1913, when he was graduated from | {tat We control enough of tt to patterns, Yon es night to the girl. On ing thd) General Adotaew ay Cat Saat $500 Corton Sliver ¢ independent. + pa oe, 5 Bowery Miss Bryant led the way te; Oe, Motors Pirewone Tire, i121 | 5900 cremon Hold . 1% | Yale, his name has seldom appeared| ‘Then you are not afraid,” I said, st my the uptown elevated train. ‘ oh 4800 General Asphalt 6 | sate nites ha i |in the newspapers and when it did/| ‘that the cost of operation of Amer- Wiis - i £3, rs “When we get to 43d Street,” she” os a om a STAT s00 wt mairader 1% appear there usually was nothing in| (en shipe | will prevent American [im cer aout omet declared, "I'm going to leave you, ~ inane 2% BR] 2000 tama Aitvee 6 connection with it to identity him as|shipping intoreste of other cou Son aoe And I know you ought to go stralght rf 4 | 3100 Pureka Crowne op | $100 Rureka Totty 900 Heyden Chem .., * ‘the business head of the BH. Harri. | tries? 200 Manuf'trs Light . / ‘Wnan family with assets amounting to|NECESSARY FOR GOVERNMENT | if ‘Con-| “I nave tll midnight to write my rigs tater, a9, Peyant. 0 gettuement to your office.” H ‘Camidy. 18% 12% 19% | 1300, Mitver Lead u «4 | Bullding and the shipping interests |@sTeement was to @ great extent, “7 think It’s not nice at all to Sav] has been in front of me for montha * * » % % ‘J | yy A | p00 at #0 Golden Ga . * yy ‘Dim socure a0 8 tomorrow's sto! said Whitl in 2 e + 5 | eon Meee WH | es cae cme + | $86,000,000, He tw publictty shy and] TO AID U, 8 SHIPPING, | fitial in une maaan. n Digi Atma: [poimorrms tory.” sald, Whiting in Am Hide be tte Perketion Tire 1% 100 Gold Dowel ibe s |the interview presented herewith {s| “I would be afraid,” said Mr. Har- | not irondered by phone, Sreamaty mma {train he shook hands with her and Am. Hide + — %| 2000 Rate Com in 800 Gold Rilver Pick. 7 |¢he first he has ever given on a busi-|riman, “but for the fact that Con- Martin, to,drop the case, (Connor relwm 88 | wont back downtown, a . c + | 4000 Medio Com pf - % 40600 Gold fone % |ness subject to daily newspaper, Frese has recognized, through the riper Hid that the phone meamge wee 8} At 9 o'clock, when he reached his ami, loter. * + 2% | 500 Hoy de Byance .... cy $00 Ha Mining c Per. | Tones bill, passed in the closing days fake.) ., Betty use CH two-room apartment in West séth Aan, Lineoed - 100 Bweeta Oo Sh ‘1 2000 Tumbe Ratension ‘Thin young captain of tindustry is@|of the last session, that It is nec -_ Street the reporter had forgotten | ae, Lawomotive = —1%| 10 Triangle Pim... % (0 Knox Divide... s ; Mont engaging personality, He ts half} sary for the Government to aid Amer- en tirely the intrigue of his court and Aan, Satety + + %) 100.0 & Mien speed ‘Tool 1% «90% | 1900 Louldane Go wn inch over six feet tall, well pro.|!can shipping. I am confident that - CHAPTER IIl. the events that had taken place thena, Am 8. & ©. Om * — “| wUsLam.,...... 2% 264 | 1000 MeNemars & |Portioned, slender and rather diffi-|the needed ald will be extended | (OONTINUED.) during the day, Gao & Ret + %| B00 8 Bem fies 2a | 15800 Stara Sti is [dent in manner, except in business|0n@ form or another, The principle | OW where did Mr. Van| “She is one grand little girl,” hé de- Breet Foontrien —1% | yoo tlt Prot Mier -...--- 1% 1% 11 1600 Shotberlode ss {transactions when, | am told, he is| baa been established. {4 fh ona lared as he switched on the Mhts ‘ome + 9 | gem alae hs tesa ja a” i) te eee ce dn tm (ae direct, @8 keen and as confident in| “JM addition to the heavier cost of Winkle go?” asked Miss) Sanat thought | nine al thienah eek end died + hy STNDAND O1LN, $00 Marrap Magridge 1 his own judgment as was his dyna-| Operation due to higher wages and Billingsley with meek) the puppy-love stage. Still," he con- Y ‘Tease =] to0me On os. 5335 | 000 Niptaal mic father, Save for the expreasion| ther operative factors, American dane tinued, “she ts very different, West. =3 + %| iepouth Penn Ot as ate atk | soo One °% of the steady dark eyes under heavy |®tipping is handicapped by the| @oor as|, He went to his desk and sat down ' Wee. Pro. = ie ay INDEDENDENT OILA, priah's pede atta {straight brows there is nothing about | greater Initial cost of our vesscls, The| “He excused, himself at the Moor 5) 4 Wut iter ton pollece fread lity Pi . ‘Tee. of. fat — ©) 1000 antes on 1 tT 4000 Rex Cons the tall wizard of international com-|Jones bill shows that this fact 1#/ he suddenly remembered an appoint-| Kansas City, As he turned off. the Frohewst 100 Arkansas Nat Gas ..... 12 12 14 | 3000 Htochester Mines. merce reminiscent of the litte Wizard | f#miliar to our national legislators. | ment,” apologized Whiting, “and after| main switch and pressed the butt bats % | 400 Mery, 16 16 | 300 Moyer Group... sw *w {Of Wall Street. jAs to our agreement with the)... ‘haa come in. Van is a busy|on his desk light, {t shone direct in, 07 3 1 | 1400 tocne ‘oft. 2 1% 1%] 1000 Ran Toy ‘ a" |The offices of W. A. Harriman @|Hamburg-American Line that wa: times,” he added | n,the newspaper picture of a girl, ‘ E ie? id 1% 2 8%] 800 Henece Copper. 1h any any /C% Occupy the greater part of the| Suggested by the Shipping Board, I/ young man sometimes,” he “Well, I'll be He paused ox- ,, + z 1% 1% the | 400 @imom Btver Lose thirty-second floor of the Baquitable|W4s heartily In favor of {t, but the| with a grin. citedly,’ “Oh, what a boob! Here sli’ 4 er ’ % % | 2000 Mumm Muke.. 6 8 6 jot which W. A. Harriman ts head|Prought about by tho efforte of thel iia: about him,” pouted the girl re-|and yet I couldn't place her." He | eee # Vttttd bet 500 Kay County Ose ~ = % vn . have just bought the building at Nos, |ate George 8. Dearborn, who died oi pulled out the pin with which the na] Nl Stee ten teas pees wel utceaaee ce IN ANS to. $9 Broadway. for $2,426000° | less than three months ago. |Dorter.- “I think his red hair ls Just) dicture wad faatened to the desk. +3 % | e200 mngtneers Petrodcam 1 146110400 ‘tone Divide, 1b We 1% | hve notin a long time invaded a sulte| ,,“It should be understood that the) lovely, even if he does sometimes fall] “Here you are, little Indy,” he cried, +% 8% + O% | 500 Bemersitn OM. % S| 1200 Tonopah stension, it 1% 1m /Of Business offices so vibrant, so sug-|Hamburg-American Line is still @: py the wayside. Don’t you, Mary?''| looking intently at the sweet face be- cm % — | 1900 vederal OU a Ml one o 2 ag | Bestive of energy as that of the Har- | EO\nk concern, with @ very good oF-| sho aaked, turning to the eettlement|fore him; “here you've been for i + % 1% — % | 600 Gienrock OU | 2 4% | 1000 Tonopah Midway. uo 1o |Timan organization, Most of Mr, Har- | @4n!zation in Central Europe, and the “ months, and many's the minute I've : =i $60 Sheme Ol : il ip ioeeaseed Miaing. 1% 1% 1% {MMan's associates are big men, many |*cleton work of an effictent organiza-| Worker. spent looking at you, yet when I sea, ‘ H+) 00 tm, Pettot re 34% 85 | 9000 Tonopeh Miepah. i 616) [88 Young as himself, ‘The older men|{0n scattered ail over the world.| With this question Whiting turned | you in the flesh I don't recognize ” 1% 1%] 9000 Tonopah Mowe 10 9 30 48 the shipping enterprises are vet-|Th!8 reat company would certainly} py eyes to Miss Bryant, and, as | you." & || 3000 Tonopah Newue Rule... a ae) jerans in thelr line and it is only [Bet remain idle, If an. American ='s ss though with sudden Inspiration, held | It must not be supposed that Whit- at} 10 +1. | (00 Merecaito OU. isu | i500, Caled Imaare,. 1% 14 2y[Hecesrary to watch them in action |Concom hud. not entered into an[ Nel Went upon her. His fore-|! was a light-headed, ecntimental rie} 10% $00 Morris OX. 18184 | 10000 Victory, w 9 9 |t@ learn that they know thelr busi-|oereement, with It an English con-|them tas <P . young person, for such was not the ue m +2 ile Wnaens tat ie ibe ie Wen knee. 1% 1% 1% /HeS8s from the inside out. Iinood, U4 have done so in all like-| head wrinkled In a puzzted riteali | C@8¢. It was true that when he had ran; 1 100 No Am ot 3% 2% | 2000 White Cap 4 Young Mr. Harriman wore to-day |More as though he were trying to recall) perumed from fighting In France and + 2% S| 000 Producer a Metiners ... 6% 6% 6% | 2000 White 1 1 gray two-plece uit, a soft light blue ‘ar is over, but peace con- | something, found that his fiancee had quietly « ' * ry 4 ditions cannot be restored while a! “We'd better order,” suggested “| ; -% 000 Red Rock OU ....... 1 1 1 | 2000 Wiibert ‘ ‘4 shirt with a soft collar of the same considerabl " - . f ble in| Married an ensign who had one cee Seat sti Flee aan | Bee rorcnce 74 | material and an unobtrusive flowing| C"siderable part of Central Burope| O'Connor, “or we'll have, trouble in| MSN Rronaway durine the war a) eS Ss aS ravat. He displayed no fewelty ani|!# cut off trom an opportunity to| gettting served promptly aA Geen DIOken an toe an tinte Tnaee heed «| 10 Bettied Prod ie took his domestic eigarcttes from the | {de with the outside world. In our| W still perplexed, gave his |io'New York he had found the iets % | 12500 imma Det us ne original package, rybody in the|@8Teement with the Hamburg-Ameri- u tmindedly, The girl OP-} ne inved and had been able to for aa § 1 L300 shelly Ot ~ 4 organisation, by the way, amokes the} cln Line y American interest is| posite him, obviously !n the ea “here's a dame for you, Mr. We A; Cbses, —1%| see aaperior Ot 0 ase i same brand as “W, A." fully protected. Our first vessel for | twenties, was of medium height. Her ine.” one of the copy. boys” hae cel, * 1000 United ‘Tex Ot) * - 10000 Allted Packer Oe. “How did you,” I asked, “trained Hamburg, sailing under the American | features and complexion were portent formed him on day, holding a paper = its +3, | ‘too viaerts On new tin 10000 Annour & Co Ts....... “4 /to ihanage a great railroad system, | {"# vu bie berthed ready for cargo and there was something about, her, in front of him = T | 1500 Wemtern States » jhappen to become so widely interest- | “{{0'n ten days {AVniting: Gold: _fimselt — Unor | And Whiting had looked at the pie- on. % +o! a ‘Our shipping lines are all under |that wus different. Now he had it . Ax that of a pretty, Baer Cale -%*% = | saree a od od'In water transportation? the direction of men who have Nad {She war us a young woman should Serie iris caniter (ta a + % el oe ae ay 1 ag {1000 Onto Citen THG8 ALWAYS HAS BEEN INTERESTED] oxperience In pre-war shipping, and |be, with that attribute posscase 1 Oy Earn to amine ite thie, woah tine bad oO ee tee rics i 3000 Minedate © Te IN SHIPPING. such experience Is invaluable because | 8 few women he had seen In New |iccn. “the mischievous boy, wil ‘ ‘cee aa) = SF) sete tis totes et lyy [Ee Sots m7 “1 have uiways Deen intervatea an] Nir shipping conditions were abnor. | York simplicity. | Her hal, whey iP Sine. i it teh t - 80000 Teaas co ipping,” be .|™mal and we are now getting back to |Cctrled slightly a y onal Rs porterts when Whither : Cot Pont & +1 — 1 | 1000 Beotn 4 4 4 | se000 Wertern Electtle 7 ee Delliing amines Studs oe the | the old basis. Under the tutelave ot|:Henna-ed” or matred by De ae erent Into a telenhone Wonthi Aaahene ‘Oat & Hou! —% + 1% | 5000 om 92 82 oF * 3000 Union Tank Te. HH MK Hh Jateamship lines associated with our| {hose old-timers we are building up | Called art of the hairdresser Me Wit lie cont hanging on the back of hir i St oe 8 *% +s Fullroady—the Southern Pacitic Line] # *RAPPY. ambitious organization of | done up” bewutifully, be Salt To |iexk chair. On emntving the pack? ‘ 1 osagnamand re und thesPauciiic Mail Line, But 1 ae-| YOun&-men. Let “which shone | fe text day he had found the plete fore Cole. -— * +2 |f . ressed it receded on an average of | tually 1am in shippii ply! And the shirtwalst which shi neal sit lita deat Capel : y cutered tho shipping field shipping because | con- Nite coat and {and carelessly pinned it-on his dea i ees +m ie Approximately $8 per bale of ® big | through te abipbuliding eutrance, | ster It the, moet fi portant matter | the opentng of ey blue, oat an Uhl Woe, courers had dliented’ the = or a! ‘In BK 7. ed wil © growth ani e > ON copy boy when ng lavchingty ro f . Limited, which had the old: toses | @oxious that young. men ity | a fivas her sim. Occurred to him to look in the paper Gant. Candy + % —% Annoucement Of recstvership. Of |i ovund at Chester Pir) and spirit shall look into the sh finally decided thi : and seo whore picture It was, nor the . : 4 3 , Pa, ety 10 the shippin; . tural beauty that bad 8 p . : \Geodete =e te Bethlehem Motors Co, had the |SViby itis St tutaly run dee we | ind come realizati plicity and nature tt nolincidents connected with it t-te on Carpet, 8 - eifect of furth “press! z completely run down, We ation’ sted him so much. And yet he ! oe th + bg For the greater purt of to-day’s| tor group Pa gibi veal ‘ica boot: Pees aasoutlige property and began| Aye 97rent isbpertuni s it offers to wag pursed: Oa fs deriaauees ants pea one nena Fue, hs mat} Stook Exchange session prices ewayed| !arly supposed to b e “ i 1 , t “Haven't be aes Interest he fi yod ipposed to be sponsored in the In June, 1917, 1 dpgani % ‘My confidence tn our country, in you somewhere|!t with pleasure and Interest he | = Oa, Cane + 18 | sem et 7 'h| ack and forth without developing a| Market by the same interests that | chants’ Shipbuilding Corporation wea [oUF People and in our Government in| Bryant coef never thought of inquiring about, ‘oa ton = oh eee ta’ “definite trend. ‘There we Mothtone ar ttoad to fave sponsored | bought the site at Bristol, Pu., now | Unlimited, and that is why T am de- | Pefere?” he agked. |, sme an-| Now he searched the picture Mtre- “Del Lack — 6% | Southern ity, ai% : re ety, Hethlehem, The last named stock | known as the Harriman Yeo! voting all my time to the advance: PG ar r . fully for the photographer's: net ge t De & + %|Gouthern Jy 00% crosa currents, due to the fact that] fell to 6, a loss of more than three |Aug. 4, 1917, the si an Yard. On! ment of what I conside a vital swered with a smile. n-|ifitinis. He found neither, and dé- q Den & + | Steere 744 — 24 | price movements wero governed by| points, ‘Stromberg, Ayomadidin’ ane | unidderel fad nanieeidtad one oes sity in our national lifes sn BE ara aie ste ean ae mained thee: the Uae! credit, had Been b Domne Stadabaler 2% — 3% me the wal ARRIMAN printed underneath, in that part rofeasional operations. Replogle all were called upon to} and during the period of the wa: H. HAS ALWAYS BEEN iy i + | dome OH | hy became incrensinaty apparent] Withstand considerable eolling ‘press | pur yards’ built Ships for the Shippiae A HARD WORKER, Kou, kiow,"" ho confessed, ax the|®hich had been cliphed. The reverse 2 sure, }Bourd as agents for the board, Mr. Harriman on. always b hers “talked shop” about the courts, | side le 5 i + wRS. Be + wm] {hat the abarp rally whieh occurred! drregutarity in the remainder of| “During 1917 and part of 1918 we| hard workers tn ine college days he|"'I_am almost sure 1 have met you a Conta noe tel be the tee eer oi +, lee ee ao% — y| late Yesterday waa due to short cover-| the Ist continued tp the end of the Completely rebuilt the Chester plant|Was not robust enough. te make the| somewhere. Were you ever at one of) % coun ee tee ploture ‘had fase. ‘ ‘Taba, Cop, & 0% + %| /De In fact, it became general know!-| session, with copp and raiis mak- | od during part of the same time we Yale crew, but he achieved the dis-| the ‘proms’ at Princeton, 1 he con- toned MRectaia he conente ue. Ing the best showing. Foreign ex- | built up the Harriman plant at Bris-| tinction of being head coach of both | tinued as she shook her head, with | ‘Texas Company 1h — edgo that a group of big operators anproximately, the month when he © BANKING AND FINANCIAL 4 ip i op change turned strong in the late | tol—turning out ships, also, In Au-|the freshmen and varsity crews, al-|the war workers in Franc ob ert Qaregy reas ; : Toxes & Be — y| VRS have been heavily short of the|atternoon, demand. sterling risine | KUst, 1919, we combined both, yaite| though he never sowed we cee "ie afhuid not! she anawered, oT) 7%) Pitas Oe te atials, be 5 ERTY BONDS — o% — \| Market attempted to convert a part of|41-2 cents to $2581-4 and marks |UNder the’ niwnagement of the From Mis early bovhood he was his| think this ls our first meeting. You| |The mystery of the affair, to hie + ai ‘ “0 x] thetr huge paper profits Into cash. It| Tone above two cents. chants’ Shiphuiaing Corporation uther's companion and confidant, LHe T have been at the settlement | Int eae ne a bien to aoe tt “i 2 “But in August, 1918, I had formed, travelled with the elder Harriman on | se for three years now. | no! lor im to accompany a 118% — | was then discovered that this could be the Independent Steamship Corpora-| {tips of inspection over the Union| “And she ls just so fine,” broke injher home. His first thought was tat . 27% + “| done only at sharply rising prices on tion to operate ships. In Deceimber,| Pacific and other lines and algo visit-| Miss Billingwley with enthuslasm:' she might be ashamed of the nefgh- oT \— 2 , . tS re borhood in which she lived. He dis- i x account of the marked scarcity of , 1919, we merged with part of the flrm| C1 Europe and the Fur Bast cs a! ‘she does such good work down there Borhood n peur Mea a ‘Gace br pf *“ stocks, Only a comparatively smal 10 DAY'S PRIGES ot W. A. Randall & Co. and then into atude nt in frame management. On with, the poor eee and they all Of her then he Ghowent’ Wool aia ‘¢ . . Sa a! =| the drm of Livermore, Dearborn é|!8 graduation from college he went | love her so much. q ‘s ¢ . PURDY & CO., De ‘ @% —1%| volume of buying was necessary to Co, Which was the frm name until|!to. the offices of the Union Pacific] Miss. Bryant did not attempt a have false Hah Dicralaat ih a thing. : | Ry Joton 8174-5-6-7. 54 Pine Bt. , x, | iliad Food SM — XM |causo substantial rallies throughout changed to the Wnited American|!n Omaha and studied the transpor-|bromidic disavowal. | 6 | yet how could she appear in u metq ; iiiietecnemmenecen ee rene ae 2. ¥- hi =] the dist. ines, Inc. Ation business in all Its phases, Pre-|, "That's because epaulets ae ital ra ; 2 u. dd) a v | “Of course I'went into s' .|Yiously he had spent his vacattens as | much,” she explained, “and they are) vtously expensive froc! le woul FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 86% — 1%] The samo group of operators have Teer BONDS hig DHODIN DUE Caen Peete Enea workinai inc ihe, Gacoke ‘und. | #0 appreciative of everything I can do| have heard about her if she had been: 52% + %|been heavily short of the cotton,| Mberty Bonds 8 1-28 opened 8: F concerted about. the doliee| louse and shops, had fred « locome: | for khem, "They are really even as) Wealthy or prominent, and if sueh . A o i aie: Rates co a abo: e dollar id who) z i ‘ ¢ f . 80% — | wheat and corn markets, as well ag| UP -0% second 4, 84.90; first 4 1-18) aspect of the business, [realize that] !l and when bis father was} you and I, you know, if you once get) Poa wean. doluerrisi hess anans 100% 100% — % | stocks. Aa a matter of fact, thetr| #43 UP .O4; second 4 1-45 85.44, off the commerce of the United States ts| Stricken In 1K) he s in the wilds|to understand them, And the children ee a COL Sen unas a aw an $ L]paper pronts in theso markets are|:%: third 4 1-8 $7.84, up .08; fourth the most vitul agset of the country.| Of Oregon with 4 Prospecting kanw on | are as food Americans as one cow Mj routing ‘work. Whiting was sreatty * a Without the growth of comme. un extension of the Oregon Short | find anywhere d | . ‘ ( we TAH =a [even larger than in the stock market.|{f9Mocrgg, UP 08 Victory 4 3-48.| there cun he no rowth of the Nation | Line, At one time he was Vice Prens| “i wonder if T could com gown te the rubway sation at Broadway. aad # ag (en-Seciprian ae 2 24 4] rho rise in the commodity markets |)" °° lino phen mte one evcad practically | /GRne OF che Unlon Faclfo in Charse| And fee oer tout sarval “1 have! those “crushes be Crentinan and acme 3 : ; OX Gon — | Veaterday was largely glue to their et- FORBIGN EXCHANGE, Janovelty of the seam Were aa wat|in the Union Pacite und @ member | always regarded such things as more| Omore days, he assured himselt on the } a Offs, ; 10 10 — {forts to reduce their short commit-| sterling demand 3.64 1-4, cadies 3,55. port Nation and such a state of at, | ofthe Executive Committee. flee aectanulon RNG Sane Inclaence of. the Ohiag thot inceceeee 2% 31% — %| ments, Franca, demand 0680, cables 0681.) fairs was dangerous. Although our| ,2. 4. Harriman left five children, | less.” he admitted frankly, |ihime Andie wan interesting! "Latta o.. # both bulls and bears showed | Lire demand 0453, cables .0454.|shipping had declined there. were| three daughters and two sons, W, A\| shall be glad to be disiltusioned ! uo araay Guilders- demand 3145, cables .3155.|American steamship lines in and Roland. W. A. 1s the head of the| “Certainly,” smiled Miss Hryant, “I) was she, and very beautiful besides, WA tp — 4 | 8 disposition for new outside develop- | Vos Gemand 6194,” cables. .oip¢,|tion, Which had prospered. any Seaili ys a Sch Ue TES ga! save | pees thee Yau at ore spon euaub 2s yin urinate (0) tle Ona cae q bs ™ mm +2 | ments before entering into new con- | (y une |p 1. Among ycars ago, dropped all sports and ideas of poor relief. ? i 4 47% 47% — %/ tracts. An attempt was made to run eee AGURTS SERRE VERS: (Op Rw rican-Hawatian Bicamanin bone times and has been. a man of ‘atlairs a Banal 35) Bot” inquired Mine: Haus Ue gouia Got fae toe } , , * Gig my * 14] up the railroad stocks under leader- Ss |onmtiantion, 2 TO & Part oe ou tnt at Andche Ne Ye he melden | Anytime at all,” replied the giri.| ture; and the “morgue” of his papery q : vu 100% 100% +314 | 4hip of Southern Pacific, It was EARNINGS, f es it. For months he has worked | “This afternoon, if you wish.” wherein lay clipped the newspaper pushed above 96 for a gain of more| Atlantic Refining orn) ‘As an export Nation it is nece: 4 that we deliver our own expore from 7.80 or 8 o'clock in the morning| “I'll Be through at court at four,”| records of happiness, scandal, misery : “and d calamity c ‘ than two points, but other rails failed] lantle Refining and subsidiaries 1). | thereby, ‘seek our own market ati! eveping—otten seven days aj aald Whiting, “end after that t ean) end Calarity | adie roiel s+ gives holesa to follow. port for six months ending June 40, | should say that Macy's Store, for in; | woek--and his associates have cheer. | Grp over ane Oey ning entered the Mary Bryants” contained therein aw le. SWEETHEARTS Bearish pressure was exerted | 1920, net profit after. charges and | ft ving their ANA aiietan th SNe i Geiiee aataad in Septem. | Rivington Street Settlement House) we obvigualy of other persons. At Merchants and Buyers against motor ahares because of pub-| Federal taxes of $3,782,554, Gimbel’s service, nor would the New (ber, 1915, Kitty Lanier Lawrence. At| nd found Miss Bryant In a room on] two o'clock Whiting gave it up and : vent home, ; -| Canadian Paoitic Ra lroad—Third | York World care about having its | present he. lives in Park Avenue, but| the first floor, playing the piano for a | wen: Niahed statistics showing that Manu! veck In Atigust $8,805,000, increase Papers circulated by the New Werk {te i ahout io, move tom homo ia |<roup of rageed, yet none the less] Mies Billingsley, when he met her TROTUFSTS OF DARECOERE! (ORTH, ATO) coe, fon: J $111,37 ase | Fimea, Washington Square North, happy youngsters, The harmony and] at court, took advantage’ of his sharply reducing thelr output, winieh | 91,000; from Jan. 1, $111,378.00. in-| The idea of having the products | Associated with him in hia shipping | volume of the singing surprised him,| guarded inquiries, to. launch, ane ‘i eptads as foreshadowing de-| °TC2se $18,501,000, of the United States distributed by enterprises are several of his collcge | and he paused for a moment at the| other emphatic eulogy, but whieh vomnca in earnings, Loads ia inia{, Consolidated —Interstate-Callahan|the ships of England or any other hums. Among them ta Walter Camp doorway, Misx Bryant saw him Im-| Whiting asked her bluntly, “Who. le creascs in e ‘ a (3) FOR THREE (3) To be Produced in the a@ valuable complete Service DAILY of | 2) — . | nation id the purchases of the j;,, the fainous PM athle mediately, and, after the song was|she and where does she live?" the N . group extended to more than two| ‘ining | Cor | Piast RY red bey eget el eee re St BOR OR SS TATA OUN EAN Oe i Ee Oram to. ® chatr In the! “sob-sister" replied carelessly, “She ARRIVAL of BUYERS, Pictures by points, penses, taxes, &c., $44,787, equal to 12 THOROU front of the room. Whiting took It] ts Just very sweet Mary Bryant, ind 7 Independent stee] shares were in-| Cents a share (par $10) on $3,793,030 INQUIRY OUGH, |SIX HURT IN CRASH | wiaaetau, nadie Pal ahe anid tow Tae oh ee emai yore BUSINESS TROUBLES, Oliver Morosco clined to heaviness. This seemed to Pay reniap erage Wile quarte KENYON DECLARES OF NEWARK AUTOS | ciosing th milano, ome aan a wat would not be politic, further con- be duo to nothing more than the fact} New York Dock Company—July —— Monday and \f you'll tell 1 dere hiting, to gosto the settle / SHIPPING NEWS. 4 hat thet eenitan! market position grows $480,676, Increase $89,780; het Investigation of Funds Will Be songa you like to sing at home I'll get) ment house and ask for information/ | : ro uction ompany Bins. phate, “OM | Atter expenses $180,799, ‘decrease Driver of One of the Machines! the music and we'll all sing them|as she would certainly hear of has been impaired by the short vover-| 91 ¢o7. "surplus after taxes and Non-Partisan, Says Com- : d oe here.” At five o'clock, when at hie office. ing movement yesterday afteraoon. | charges $86,898, decrease $6,429, Seven ittee’s Chai Suffers Fractured SkullK— A group immediately closed about he, went to the telephone. : Read it to-day and In contrast with the trend of inde-| months’ rons $8,124,481, _ increase mittee’s irman. ‘ her and, while some were shaking| “Murray Hill, ten thousand,*” n@® * ' Girls in Peril. har st clung to her lovingly, | told the operator, and 4: her i 192,472; net after expenses $1,163,278, | CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—That Investi- hands, the rest clung Bly, P *, n_ anot! pendent ateel shares U. 8, Bteel, watch | {TORT B04 tare” germiue ater taxes gation by the Senate sub-committee! six persona were hurt, one seriousty,|Un'il Aho shooed them away with al moment inquired, “Underwood's?” gives much promise of resuming its] and charges $500,308, decrease $9,682. | of the Republican and. Democratic |wnen two automviiven aarilday ae een | amie. neuen any He gave his name and that of is old plage of market leader, was frm, DIVIDENDS. campaign funds will be non-partisan) \ venue and North Sixth Street, Newark, |. 20at was, fing " fon are pb ing Pear Ot Oop enee: Te Copper stocks, which were nox-| ‘The National Transit Company de-| 4nd searohing and will cover the ex- |) 0 1, today. Arttur Spansillo, with frank admiration, 'Yy seom mA > Mary Bryant. Pt the preliminary campaign to be having the time of thelr young| you have any picture of her of any lected in yesterday's sharp forward | clared an extra dividend of $1 a share | Pomuet, of tne Brains Wall, wan the [#73 South Ninth Street, who drove one | {enw kind, let me know, with all the data,” en ti 9 Kol -|of the cars, suffered™a fractured skull,| ‘1’ lad you liked It,” asserted the] Half an hour later he recetved the movement, were taken in hand| payable Sept. 15 to stock of record| statement of Chairman Kenyon be: 8 I'm glad y meses, YMace Bivent a oi Watch the Date! YOU WILL WANT IT EVERY DAY. C com. | fore leaving for Lowa to-day, and may dle. young lady, flushing slightly for some 4 of shortly after the opening and marked | Aug, 81. Last extra payment by Md . etual amount} With two other men and two young| reason unknown to Whiting. “Now,” | ‘Twelfth Nighy Performance for ing, . Elderly iy you ae y nly will the = : hous! 0 OF YOUF|| up for gains ranging from aubstan-| puny was 60 Sani 6 ehare,, ” Le PARA eaiLch he GeMDMRER, Bar the | Waren) Lil mepteeek ae the Forest Hill| she added, “let me show you the| charity a direct trem the Sia} fractions to more than 1 1-3 "S BODY AR pians for the gathering those'amounts| factory, of Tiffany wand Company, all-| house.” lady then. Morning Edition of points. ‘The position of copper shares | VANDERBILT’S YY ARRIVES | pie ire ns Said. “tt, aa Gov, Cox see ine Spano a taking. ride] Whiting Inspected the settlement! “Of course not,” snorted W! is being helped by the fact that thoy pes Set: charges, there is a collection on for |@t the luneb hour. house from top to bottom, but mont of} “You asked us what we had in @ thoroughly Mquidated | Wi#ew, Som and Da Accom | $15,000,000 among the Republicans we|Spanzilio's oar was o the time he was watching the blue] gested the voice mildly, “We have Bow are pany It From Paris, intend to know It. Lf Gov. Cox has not|underneath all of the occ: eyes of his enthusiastic guide, Now | unother,” it added, “if you wish it.” position and the metal situation Mrs. Willlam K. Vanderbilt, her son, | ¥en us a satinfactory reply by Mon-| McCoy's car spun aroun you are all through for the day?” he ‘Keg pardon. Give It, please.” seems to be slowly but steadily un- 2 : y | Oa Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, jr., and daughter, y I feel certain a subpoena for him|peitlers wagon, Knocking out the| paked, when they were again at the! “Mary Bryant, forty-nine years old, At be tasued omce. East Fourth Street, Manhattan, aen- proving. ta the Duchess of Marlborough, arrived | “2 Bist hilaccs tacos a “All through, and it's been a won-| tenced to life at Auburn, foboman Money again renewed at 7 por cent.) nore to-day on the steamship Olympic, HER BONNET IN RING, ie Tekeess Poalere Fatt. derful day,” she said, laughing lke a| conviction"—— Bankers agree that the money and) accompanying the body of William K.| The frst woman in Essex County,| Judge Mayer of the Federal District |hi poy child. credit stringency is the greatest ob-| Vanderbilt, sr. who died recently In seeking clection to public office} Court this afternoon appointed Henry ‘And may & escort you home? iy. “AU you got? Thanks, that's all.” stacle to a broud forward movement| Paris. erin ted Gromen Mies] F. Wolff recelver for Rudinger Berk-| “Part way, at least,” she assented| He then went to one of the many 5 nan & Co, Ino. tobacco dealers, who|as she put on her hat and ooat, social encyclopedias hic! ot thie Hee, And it le not expected) During the Toveds ie Doty of Mr. | sane Revsblickn “arimarion “aoat| iave. thirty. “slores™ in “Manfatan:|**ks goon en she left the room Whit.| every sseezeciee eince eh, Mreaclm that the peak of the money stringency | Vanderbilt lay im & specially constructed | Mont, “with Dr. Charles A. Rosowater| Brooklyn, Massachusetts, New. Jersey |ing shook his head and again con- harrassed reporters to Inform thim- will be passed until the latter part of | Charel, heavily draped in black, on the! and Charles A. Stendman ‘aa indapen-| and olaewhete. He Is authorized to/adeq to himself that she was more| selves concerning the social ae cus ‘ok York World, we baggage deck It waa under constant dents for the nominations for Free.| continue the business. The appoint- |" ing than eve And,” he pon-| those whom they ha’ nat yose MEcusing, Wow Yore ‘orty Reptember, guard by members of the crew, holders." Mian Laddey 1 ‘Treasurer of| ment was made In a suit brought by |charming Mas Svet | "And he pone m they have interviewed, Kaine. v Cotton again acted tn a very erratic! "The fneral, Mry Vandenillt, jr, sald, the Woman Housing Assorrtion vil the’ New Jersey, Tobacco compuny on|dered,, “I've een her somewhere: or| or about whom they must write, Tanner, It first showed smal ad-| Wil! be held to-morrow, the interment Vice President of the National Fed-| a $3,08% claim, The liabilities approxi-| other, “That's not {t,"' said Whiting wear- * ‘Moravian Come! Professions) | mate $9,000, and the assets are valued|after ® final effort to recall, Who was Mary Bryant? Read th pe vances. but a@ the forenoon prog: Bors, ‘ak eae are 0) eK | Raia boda apa at ti08, 000: ba “gue pelr went north through @l- pe In To-Mo owe Inctalment) f Ty tN 4 LE anc Maer gee ey eS ae ele eae te sea WRG tn a 3 Tele eon neler ac ali re, » n s - J f = Sto ls licensing saostap I ee een aceasta - a Sree teva en isin tins i ® aes o athe hee,