The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1920, Page 6

_——— wt af prices again displayed an un- tendency in to-day’s two hour > abe seesion. Operations were ly professional, but at the same the action of the market furn- ample ground for believing that declining tendency was due in no part to real liquidation of long of this issue appears to the fact that there bas been bull acewunt in the stock for ‘The stock was pushed nts under the of pool operations, accom~- by reporta that there were crop prospects of rich oil de- pment on lava ownea by Lhe ‘These prospects never f course, and the pool t operated in the stock finally got of endeavoring to hold the insue © @4 Golitous price. road stooks were tare Ro contrary to the tre ol ie list to-day and fractional ne 6were «the «rule Steel were generally lower, pu- jor Steel lost two points, and failed display Jate deall: much recuperative power ings. It became known that the big cop: felling agencies have offered the as low as 17% cents per pound ut making sales of consequence. days buck these selling agencies asking 19 cents. It is probably that consumers can get all the they wish at 17 cents or less, they are holding strictly aloof the market in anticipation of substantial price reductions. shares, howev which were ed in the late bull mar- ‘are giving a good account of ves, considering the apparent dt the market position of crop report, iswued after the wlone of tke market last night failed 9 Indicated that Sen reis See ae year will be larger than of lal year by sometning like 420,000,000 Dushels, the value of the crop this , Daned on present prices, is 000,000 less than last year eat this morning showed a steady Corn was slightly lower. he unfilled tonnage statement of United States Stee} Corporation wed a loss in unfilled orders of 4,234 tons which wee somewhat @malier than had been generally ex- The entaraent of comition * clear- houre banks an increase wurplus reserve of $47,243,850, in view of the deficit shown week, makes actual surplus re« approximately $36,100,000, Loans $28,923,000. ~ TODAY'S PRICES CURB, Opened steady—Internattonal Pet- roleum, 16, off 1- Retail Candy, 103-2—111-4; Boat, 11-13; Tobac- Products Exp. 14—16; Simma joum, 97 White Otl, 22 1-4— 4-4; Asphalt, gl1-4--b2; Sweets, *; Carfbbean, 121-4—18. FOREN EXCHANGE OPENINGS. Btorling demand,’ 3501-4; cables 251, off 1-2 cent; French franc, do mand .0668; cables .0669; Lire de- mand .9404; Cables .0406; Belgian franc, ¢vmand .0702: marks, demand .016) franc, demand cables 0703; cables 0159; Denmark kronen, : Ni ; oabl ; K Argentine pesos, id 8215, cables 6235. EARNINGS. Bt. Lovts-San Francinco R. R.—July $7,698,206, increase $644,888; di after tax $1,419,549, Increase $3,- 2TL714; net operating deficit $1,620,4 275,116; $51,914,935, increase $8,060,413: joe after tax $4,969,546, increase ; net operating income $3,657,- decrease $2,941,261. ttsburgh Sicel Co. — Twelve joths ended June 0, 1920; Net fit after Federal tax $1,961,459, inet. $2,771,547, for the preceding Sales, $27,752,221 against $2) Fa 963, increase $314,091; nine months $29,458,190, Increase $3,425,444. DIVIDENDS. ‘The Detroit United Railway Com- Peny declared the regutar quarterly Awo-dollar dividend payable Deo. 1 to k of record Nov. 16, The Fisher Body Corporation de- ed the regular quarterly dividends $2.40 on the common and 13-4 per| ent. on the preferred stocks, both zene Nov. 1 to stock of record i. 20. The Union Ot! Company of Cali- la declared the regular quarterly Widend of two dollars and an extra one dollar per share, both are pay. le Oct, 28 to stock of record Oct. 9. Weber & Heilbroner, Ino, declared & dividend of 50 cents o nthe com- mon and the regular quarterly divi- gene of $1.76 on the preferred. The| Avidend is payable Dec, 1 to atock of record Nov. 15, and the common Nov. 1 to stock of record Oct, 20. NOTDS. The Stock Exchange has stricken from the list Shell Transport & Trad- ing Co, Ltd, interim receipts of Equitable Trust Company for Amer- ‘ean shares, ordinary stocks. have influence on stocks. While it| 0 % a") Am, Brake Am. Can .... ~* am, Car -~& Am. 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High, Lom, Leet, ™ 1% we WS ty = “ss 108 16 Durant de Nota, ™ 1% 900 Empire Tube 8. u us ‘900 Hereule Paper mm MyM 000 Lima Locomotive LJ ay 100 Nor Am Paper. ~ oN 1400 Perfeetion Tire i it ae ou ue me > 6 me ue 10 Miners mw 2 mo ue nH 4100-0 m 1% wooo 0 “" ” 00 U1 m4 100 United Ret Candy. n n 100 Wayne CoM soe. seccvee ~~ oN INDEPENDENT OILA, » a : ~~ “ : un cy 1000 Cushing Fete. 1500 Kngiasers Hetrobeun 1000 Federal OU. 100 Giyenrock OU... 400 Int Petrol new 1000 Kay County Gas... 460 Omar Ou 100 Hyan Cone 1990 Bimme Tet «. 1500 Shelly O8 1000 Ales: so uO 1000 *Aaitote . 1 i 4 7800 Big Ladew * 2000 ‘Hoth... ‘ ‘ 4500 Now & Mont . “ “ 1000 "Caled Min. 2000 Calumet @ Jerome 2200 Canada Cop .-++ 300 Com Vuatale ooecenreee 2000 "Cortex Hliver. « 800 Cresson Gold 2000 Darwin 2100 Divide Mxt 1000 Ki Balvador 1200 "Kame Hliver 9100 Fureka Croesus % HOME FOR PREMIERS | IS GIFT TO BRITAIN) Col, Sir Arthur Lee Deeds Magnifi- cent Residence to Nation for Its Chiefs. UNFILLED U. 8. STEEL TON- NAGE According to « statement issued by | the United States Steel Corporation | torday, the unfilled tonnage of the Sgmpeny on Oct. tet, amounted to 10,474,804 tons, compared with 10,- O88 tons on Bep. lat, a dec SP isoase tons. GEN. LYAUTRY TO BH A MARSHAL. PARIS. Oct. 9,—Gen. Lyautey will be made @ Marshal of France @ reward for his work tn bringing SPUN < RIAA! Ho LONDON, Oct, 9.—Col. Bir Arthur Hamilton Lee, First Baron of Fare- ham, who recently offered his magnifi- cent country home at Aylesbury, Bucks, to the British nation as an off- cial country residence for the Premier, | has altered the terms of the gift so that it will be immediately turned over to the Government, In thé original deed of gift Baron and Baroness Lee stipulated the estate would become the property of the Government after their deaths An addition to giving the “ they va % mw Wat % wom 10% 4M lee Rudter & Tie 10% 1% 19% ‘ Lahiah Valley uy 8% Ge % ec ve eeree N.Y, Ont &W.. 4% OM IM s a Okabome PR 4% 4 = ® Lad wh + s Oe + MH ow + mh aK 1% smh + M 6% 8 -— & * Pitta & W Va... 36% ” Pond Creek Con... 16% % Drew Steel Me -* Pullman Coo... - oe hy Hail Steel Springs. 06 9 OH A Coppee . 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Florence uw ow 1600 Gold Kewana .. a 2 28 1000 Gold Bliver Pick Ss 8 #400 Gold Kone “u % 3 1200 "Great Bend fon (30 ee 900 Heela Mining. ar, es 100 Jumbo Extension o @ «6 1000 Knox Divide, «ee 1200 MeName ’ 1000 MeNamare Cresrat * uh 100 Marsh Site wos as 1800 Motheriode eo on 100 Motmer ‘ 08 North" stars.nen eae 100 Ophir Burer oon ow 1200 Prince Con es hw 1000 Hex Cons. ce 6 1000 Noohester Mines. sess % iM 4 6 400 Simon Hilver Lead. 1 i 12000 *Mewart Mining uowi on 1009 Suoceat Mining... 1 a 00 Tonopah Belmont... ” ow 1000 Tonopah Casi Boy te 1800 Tone Divide. Hr 400 Tonopah Katension....., 1% 1000 Tuoo dim B ; 1 1000 Tonopah Midway ¥ 0 1000 Tonopah Mlxpab. A rH 1000 Tonopah Montaue....... ® 1300 Tonopah Rescue Bula... » 800 UV 8 Continental....ccc r 409 Voited Ramern, oo “ 4800 Victory ss 1 ' 400 Wen Rnd ©... 1 4 1000 White Cape... 8 1, 1006 White Cope Mxtension,., 1 0 4 i 1800 Wilbert we @ 8 6 1000 Yerringion a 3 8 BONDS. 9000 Allied Packer 64. 5000 Am Tel Ge 22.. 000 ‘Tel 4 2000 Russian Gor Bis... 2000 Wemern Electric Ta, have, according to Country Life, estab- lished an endowment of £3,200 per year and make the estate, known ax Cho- quers Court, a free gift to the nation. ben lai BOSTON PAYS $1.70 FOR TWO TOMATOES One Boiled Potato Costs Twenty Cents in Hotel at Hub, Prosecutor Says, BOSTON, Oct, %—United States Attorney D. 9. Gallagher, who is in- vestigating alleged profiteering by hotel and restaurant keepers, said ho had bean informed that one hotel in this clty was charging $1.70 for “two whole tomatoes with aking removed.” Another hotel, Mr. Gallagher said, was charging twenty cents for one bolled potuate, Bodanzky’s New Orchestra Gives Opening Concert By Sylvester Rawling. HE NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA atole a march on our other big orchestras by starting its season Inst night #ith a concert at Carnegie Hall, three weeks abend of its nearest competitor, Ar- tur Bodanzky, the nductor, was warmly welcomed as he came upon , the stage and wad acclaimed at the end by @ capacity audience. Ossip Gabrilowitech, the pianist, who was soloist, got @ recognition scarcely less cordial, The programme, admirable for brevity and well arranged, was ity. It consisted of Weber's “Der Freischuts” overture, Brahma‘s plano & concerto No. 2, dnd Richard Strauas’s tone poem “Death and Transfigura- tion.” ‘The orchestra has been strength- ened in every choir, It is now the Most pretentious organization of its kind in America and, perhaps, in the world. The promoters and subscrib- ere have a right to expect superlative things of it, They must possess their souls in patience. An orchestra is not bullt ina day, It will take time for Mr, Bodanaky to weld it together as a finiehed instrument. have completed its series of seventy concerts to be given between now and the end of next May, there may be, and assuredly will be, a different tory to tell r, of @ truth, to sum- marize the playing last night, it was rough, uneven and boisterous, In the Strauss work every individual player seemed to Jet himself loone to project @ volume of sound that resulted in a babel of instrumental tongues. [am tempted to repeat what I nakt recent- ly of & performance by the San Car- io Opera Company at the Manhattan Opera House: One could not hear the music bewause of the noise. Mr. Gabrilowitech suffered because of thin fault, He wae driven so that he might make himself heard to pound the plano in a manner foreian to him. At that he gave « masterful exposition of the Brahms work and revealed much of his own rich gifts of interpretation. A word of coim- mendation for Mr. Van Viiet's playing of the individual ‘cello part must not be withheld. Great accomplishments rightfully may be looked for from the National Symphony Orchestra, and we have faith in Mr. Bodanzky's ability to re- allze them, but the power must be brought Into subjection, the resilience must be vastly increased. ‘The London Strii undertaking to play the seventeen somewhat staggering undertaking to play the seventeen quartets of Bee- thoven im chronological order in six concerts within nine days reached the opus 180 and the opus 131 at Aeolian jal} last night. The players, in theve opera works of the master, maintained their well earned reputation and for their thorough understanding. At the final concert this evening, the quartets opus 182 and 135 and the fugue in B flat major will be played, Fortune Gallo, for the farewell week of the San Carlo Opera Company at the Manhattan, has added Consuelo Eecobar, Spanish coloratura soprano, to his roster, She will make her New York debut .next Monday night in “The Barber of Seville.” There will be an extra matinee on Tuesday, Co- lumbue Day, of “La Boheme.” ' ‘The Quartet, in its other bills for the week will be: On Tuewday night, “Alda;" Wednesday, i” Thursday, , “Foren del Den- “Cavalleria d “Pagiiacct;" Saturday farewell, with acts and utto," “Gloconda,” An entertainment Is to be given Carnegie Hall on Wednesday, Frid and Saturday evenings of for the benefit of St. Joseph's Summer Institute, a mummer home for ehil- dren. A motion picture pageant is to be supplemented by the singing and playing of familiar artistas. The Goldman Band, which haa played to thousands on the Columbia green and in éity parks, will give its frat indoor concert at Carnegie Hall to- morrow evening, assisted by Alice Gentle, soprano, and Ernest Williams, cornetist. Mayor Hylan and other city officials will be guests. The Capito! Theatre orchestra next week Will play # “Southern Rhapsody.” At the Btrand the “Faust” overture will be @ feature. Dhe Hivoli will offer Tchaikovsky's “Marche Slay” and the Russian isba singers, At the Rialto gho overture will be “Eury- antie.” “A Melody in Flowers” and “Salut d'Amour” will be features at Ube Criterion. Richard awa 4 is giving his only recital before his Western tour at Aeolian Hall this afternoon, “Triakontameron,” the latest work of the muster planist-composer Leo- pold Godowsky, will be piayed by himself at “An Evening With Godow- sky” at Carnegie Hall on Monday eve- ning. He will include in his pro- xramme & group,of Chopin compo: tions, ° her Ballet Russe Manhattan Ope beginaing on Vct of programme for Anna Paylow an will) appear at the House for a week, 48, with a chan each performance Alewsandro Bone! of the Chicago Opera Association, will make his fiat appearance of the season at the Lex- jagton Theatre to-morrow evening His joint star will be Helen Yorke, soprano, Cathal O'Byrne and Norah Power Assisted by Hans Krone st, ana Robert Louis Gannon, accompanist at the plano, will give & recital of Irish Folk lore at Acvlian Hall on Friday evening, Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will ¢' free organ recitals at the City Coll on to-morrow and Wednesday after- noons, at 4 o'clock. Violin recitals announced for next week include one by Josef Waldman at Aeolian Hall to-morrow afternoon; another by Marie Dawson Morrell at Aeolian Hall on Thuraday evening, and a third by Josef Stopak at Car- negie Hall on Sawirday afternoon, Mary Blue will give a plano recital at Acolian Hall on Tuesday afternoon, Sechumann-Heink and Dugene Yeaye will a joint recital at the & credit to Mr. Bodansky's perspicu-| When it shail) The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Cee, LA er Te Prem Pemveniny On. (Me Mew Terk Brening Warnes Condueted by Eleanor Schorer “RED ROVER.” Beptember Game Contest Award Winner. ‘Red Rover.” ‘The least that can play it is five. ¥ faverite game is M There are two bases, and the children choose sides, half of them standing in line at each base and facing the others. The one who is "anys “Ved Rover, Red Rover, let one of the players come over.” The one who is called then tries to run from the base he or she ia on to the other one without getting caught. If caught, he or she must help oatch the others. If not, be or she stays at the base. Then the ones who are caught join hands, forming a ring, and those who weren't try to break through. If they break through, they win the gam By ENA BLUMENF HONORABLE Ten i. Isidore Shapiro, George Schmidt, Hthe| Berger, LD, awed ted years, East Rutherford, N. J MENTION. Class. Kathleen Hughes; Abner Ppstein, cdmvund O'Connell, Charles L. Keil, Harriet B. Schneider, Lillian Whitson, Alice Horn, George Lipstetn, Elsie Ott, Emtly Ostfeld, Sylvia Hirach. PAR COUSIN ELEANOR: Ihave been reading your articles and also many ‘of the articles writ= ten by the boys and girls of the Kid+ die Klub for a long time, They are very Interesting and show what 16 {from the parent or teacher hat the letter is original with the wender Must accompany each contri. bution, Klub with a note tellin, ir name, me, complete address and certificate number. WITH the letter. saying them to the Kidd! you! The answer must be sent passing through the minds of many| Address N. Y¥. Event World's young Americans. But 1 think ,your Ste he jo. 68 Park Row. New column could be improved by fol- lowing my idea. I have two girl friends and myself who intend to write our opinions and our ideas on all articles in The Evening World in regard to children who figure in the daily news of thie paper. No doubt the young readers of The Eve |ning Wortd will gain a class of know!l- ‘edge that they never thought of be- fore And that ts—three members of the Kiddie Klub criticizing all children as they appear in the news. We kindly ask you to give us your consent that ‘all our letters will appear in the Kid- die Klub Korner, You have our con- sent to publish this letter, RUTH BRITTENSTEIN (aged 13). ROSH FRANK (aged 14. GUSSIE WILMET (aged 14). of Brittenstein Park, Bronx S.—Give answer in Evening World—not by mail, Y DEAR COUSINS: Frankly, I M cannot imagine what Interest your opinion could have, byt! perhaps I do not exactly understand | the sort of thing you intend writin: Send me one of two articles; after having read them It will-be' éasler to judge whether or not they are sult~| able for publication In the Korner. | Sincerely, COUSIN ELEANOR. DADDY'S BIRTHDAY. Daddy's birthday will soon be here And I will be wishing him good health and good oheer; the cake-making will be good fun And won't we be proud when It i done? And though I've no present to give, I'm wishing him happiness and long ay he live, By FLORENCE HARWOOD, aged eleven, Brooklyn, N. Y. a iddie: \t \# natural Your Kiddie: \t '« tw! to mimic the people they moat love and admire. More times than not these are their parents. If the parents are Inclined to be Irritable, the children will be too; if the mother and father have amiable dispositions tt in more than likely that the children will be sweet- natured, not #0 much because of heredity, but because they have | imitated the example of thelr elders. AUTUMN THOUGHTS. Summer has gone and autumn is here; ‘Autumn with colors bright and gay, ‘The time for snow Is very near ‘And happy autumn speeds the day. ‘The trees are leafless, the flowers are dend, ‘And all the birds have flown away; ‘A ailence deep reigns o'er the earth And autumn has not long to stay, For in her stead King Winter will come, ringing frosts and snow and oold: Cruel winds will blow amid the storms ‘And winter will have all within his hold. EVELYN L Brooklyn,’ N. ¥- ITTAN, aged twelve, THE STATUE OF LIBERTY. | ——e | | | Stately, standing on the sea, Pointing the way to liberty, Proudly bearing the tor Shows the way to freem Ry DAVID SUSSW yours, Brooklyn, N. ¥ REBUS LETTER CONTEST. | awards of one dollar each will ten Kidd Klub mem | od from six to fifteen Inclu- sive, who write the beat Rebus Let- or veehe letter must be original. Klub members nmfust have thaught up their letters all by themselves; letters must not, be copied nor written from memory, and the contestant must not accept help from elders, A note nnn APS HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND OBTAIN YOUR PIN | CS A Aur All children up to stxtera became sieinber. Each med a0 with fs sliver gray Klub Din aut Certificate, Hippodrome a week from to-morrow COUPON NO. 683, enim THINK A TRAMP. -RANSACKED HOME | | W. F. Rowley of Hastings: Now Dead, Had Kgpt Up a Vagrants’ Retfeat. Who was it that stenlthily forced the doora of the deserted mansion of the late William F. Rowley, who long ago established a hoboe's hotel on his estate at Hastings-on-the-Hudson, and ransacked the piace? Much to the distress of the neigh- bors of the eccentric recluse, as well as the chagrin of the police, the late Mr. Rowley devoted one of his barns to the shelter of hoboes, and there all vargranta were assured of « clean place to weep. Two years previous to Mr. Rowley's demise, which occurred June 27, the benefactor of the tramps barred all vagrants from his premises. Why, no one knows, The supposition is that | they violated a pledge given to Mr. | Rowley. | According to the firm of Mott &) McCready of Yonkers, who represent. ed Mr. Howley, the dead man’s estate| was valued at close to $60,000. It Is Delieved by the police that some tramp searched the home of the for- mer recluse in the hope of discover- ing some hidden wealtn, Care takers, who wept through the house later, di clared that, aside from the helter- wkelter condition of the rooms, noth- ing of value was disturbed e terms of the will of the dead man reveal no bequest to any tramp, The ir rt of the estate was willed to public charities, such as hos. | pitals, emeteries and institutions. was willed to his relations HELP_WANTED—FEMALE. working conditions, No previous experience required. $15 a week while learning. Ability immediately recognized. Write or apply at 2 East 28th St. or 24 Walker St. (two streets below Canal St.) New York City THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY WOMEN, 1-85 YEARS, OF ace, NIGHT WORK AS TELEPHONE OPERATORS. HOURS: 9.80 P. M. TO.7 A. M. 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