The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1920, Page 6

wa iyi CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS CITY'S BLUECOATS ‘04; 44, 90.78, off 02; 4th, 4940, up at Bhi Victory 4 beta, tain up Joa {mand, SAYS EDWARDS | | t Last, 0G tae. chats. | D' Interbors Com... 5 ” “tame alt aetna: £2) janes. Py | tet Mer Marine of * 1% ir = | Int Nietet % il ” poly mT 16 | Inland Ot ‘ow don tnencte od — % | Inrmible OW. % is Brake shoe. i 1M | Karman City fo uM 4 2m rte ee Bas elem aa t ce 14% — % | Kertone Tire . ad * —ar Cotten 2% + | Loewe tne : RH % P . 5 ae. Semeurs. 9% — S| Leckawanns Steel. @% + % Joint Social Function Proves ‘enn. 42% — 2% | Lae Ile, & Tie. wo + Tei ' pa >, fide & | tai, Vag as. %, a Testimonial to Two Pop- he — W%| Maxwell Motom .. a4 + 1%) . ire Soe rae Metican Uetrol 100 1% | ular Legislators. Lined. P + | Miami one wo +h nbeiananis Locomotive 1% | Midvale Btee! Cel ee Va mone Boo. + Wi Minn a tL... 19% — % ‘The biuecoats and the blueahirg of i co = — %|Mo Kan & Ter. 54 4K thin city Joined hands in the frat feel, & Tet. — Wi Mo Pee ve.ss ane 72% social function ever held jointly when ao fad bconadh road Yq they filed the Winter Gurden tant be Te & Ta Ci National Aniline “ % night in a “party” to the Ladies’ * (dm Tobseco ... — 1% [Rat Cinak & Batt uM % Auxiliaries of the Uniformed Fire- dm Wot .. ’ — 2 | Nat, Conduit . J 4 | Men's Amsociation and the Patrol- Ae Wor pf... s AR Men's Benevolent Association Be Tee M% — % | The affair proved a teatimonial to a. : * soo 1 | Senator Alvah W. Burlingame jr. of Ghee 2, wo ae wy — %'the Eighth District in Brooklyn and = Allantie Count 1oeg, wes to Assemblyman J. Fairfax McLaugh oh lig ie ry lin of the Bighth Assembly District in a e., ies #24 + %| the Bronx, both of whom sponsored on = +1 “nN i% the “Right of Appeal” Hill, giving to ¥ a 43% -—- &% | civil employees the legal authority to a oa 8... aa 2% + 4 | MeOk remedion for their grievances at = amy — % | the hands of the Legislature of this 4 & ew + & wh + % | Slate bead % a — %| In addition to a splendid teati- » Butte & Superior. + monial presented to each of them Batterkk Co. ..... . i telling of “good advice and success- Onde Cont O0.. + | ful championship of a just caus Comedian Cre Aa - which han endeared them to the pa- Lagrend i trolmen and the firemen.” The smoke De Pemo. bd eaters” and the “coppers made each Motce ; of them honorary vice presidents of & (o., Hi thelr respective associations and, to La 1 throw in a litte more good cheer, the ate. P. Ry. it. city’s guardians gave Senator Bor- Bt & tee. ingame @ beautifully engrossed tent! - Rian. o% monial and to Assemblyman Mo- Aiton Ber... ™ Lavghiin went a handsome leather Great West cart and photograph case AN won Hy % The presentations were made by Compe ess. % Fireman Albert Ei, Guinness, Prosi- Cdrwer to. . ” dent of the Uniformed Firemen's An- Cn Od a mL i fation, and by Patrolinan Joseph ‘0m Pot & tem... % Moran, President of the Patrol- | Gas & Reo... “ men's Benevolent Association. Joseph <3 ” a2 — 4 |4. O'Reilly, social secretary of the * s0% — 4 Joint associations, joined tn with 8 4% — % added complimentary remarks about rite both legisiatora, and the latter took “ wom — \| turns in of appreciation % 21% + 14 | 48d wholehearted thanks, w| oaths ,cromen in attendance were —~ oar for by ugusta Johnson, Fed flo iat qh |aamintant necrotary for the police end Dein 08 if 7% a & [of tho O'Reilly organization, and by | te te ter Oe, 1% 4% |Mre. Harriet MoClaren for the guar- Ue Geet Or, 7% - % | diane of the peace. | cakes Heed wx + 4 |, The fire and the police baseball Vat Al... — 4 |teama will pitch into each other for ame Ph Subee 1 — & | Possession of The Chief trophy on the — wloe een. i _ 4 {diamond of Ebbets Field in Brooklyn + <— U. a, beet t 105% — | this afternod: — 1 | Utah Copper mw + % — % | er Be .. me—- % — %| %a Caro my = 1 | ¥anediomn Om — 1% + %| Ween... 14 — | Wabash oe, oy % +1 | Went wa — 4 = %| Westen Trion ont 100% + 2 * ’ | | | nies Has No Doubt Voters Will Ap- prove $28,000,000 for ag. Lew, Lest, Maree, ‘ ; Vehicular Tube. 400 Acme Cont. 9% 9% | 2500 Rover Group. poe nyt ty ee ew . os Gov, Kdward I, Edwards of New 26 Adirondsch pt mn on Jersey has no doubt of the adoption MAm Brew ...... = - by the voters of his State at the com- 100 amerian Condy ae ae Ing election of the proposition to In- 32 Am hesavere pera unr sre sue bonds to the value of $28,000,000 to Ratrock Whene ue ble pay New Jorséy’s share of the pro- CUinchtald Cond u | posed vehicular tunnel under the oe ee. $e Hudson and a new bridge across the Colenble Paws « ene me Delaware River at Camden. Dm Pon de ht now 9 “There are two ways of meeting Firestone Tire. Ae led New Jersey's share of the proposed ae sana eS ee vehicular tunnel and the Delaware Riatecs soon. emer mar Bridgo,” said the Governor, “One ts BO Mort American. ~~ by direct tax against existing prop- 4 Perfection Tire te ity ity erty. That is, every bit of property a soe 1a, eae ha A in the Btate would have this new brand ' burden added to the burden property eens & Senate me al ie already compelled to bear. There ee Preeemetyiratetyg inn't any doubt but what such a plan fad Renee Pet ea would be very unpopular, particularly Be Revel Hohing P pi at this time, when every one is com- Saws Mis . mn plaining of the high cost of living, Sr tnee t46 . “On the othef hand, the bond Issue ) Genvilio «4. * #preads the burden over a period of $00 Monters Cup M years, As a matter of fact, we could Spe Setmarinn fess « bod retire this $28,000,000 bond lasue in a Be Gevets Co... % period of ten years, if we cared to, deo 6 mun... | but it would be preferable to make it $00 United Prom bivd twenty years. Under the latter plan - haeiateall co MEE ” the toll for the use of the tunnel, . abe Prot -day'e| Which will go into the bond retiring Samed on Ly Men og ‘ay’ | fund, would be only about halt of Bowe 08 .. $ | two hour stock market session and) what it would be under the ten-year brag Wr Ae Price recessions in leading issues | retirement pisa. Cor fend m elleve that after the pro- ranged from substantial fractions to] “I firmly bell unt att P ae cuins se Shy | more than two points, posed New Jorsey-New York vehic-| em on Steel, railroad equipment and mis-| War tunnel has been in operation but ‘Be Gienrors_ on W . Ail si & short time, the profits under the, | Sener Awol Py sty | cellancous industrial Ismues all failed tn , dp tu ee fee |to hold ground, Pressure was pot | toll system will be so groat and th = _," ie late a4] PFOROUNCed at pny time, and it was| other Advantages #o numerous that yee 8 sae Te ce of buying power rather | the people of the two States wil! Im- fe rrtwer S ictuen a ow | than the volume of ales that brought | Modiately Dogin thinking of either peer S kata « ira ine am |@bout the Unacttled undertone. another tunnel or w bridge RT ely Oo. 9% 9% | from making purchases was the omi- y tered on, 6% 44 | DOUs industrial outlook in Great But the greatest economic and MANE. Britain ; Bankers who are in cloae x : Br Cat # | touch with the situation on the other pegldigd Xa" | aide tated that tie strike of coal] fupted highway between our 7s dames Gives 4 miners is bound to be @ failure and] Ofded reduction in the cost of Sind *Atiente , 1 1 1 | that while there is a possibility that! fiving, Sis se totes % % | fallroud Workers and others will join) ngvery delay in trafic, every halt pe llorg oo” a’ | the miners in striking tho walkout | pecnuae of fom on lon moana cote 1000 Bet. & Mont 4 9 | CANAOt be continued more than a fort-ltransportation, which are eventually | 1099 *Ceied Min. wm as | Fight OF possibly three weeks. saddied upon the consumer. It m Calumet & Jerome % % 41 ,, Lhe British minerw’ strike continued | not be asnumed that one commur Candelaria M. % % | 1 bave a decidely unfavorable iifu~| wii) derive nll the benefit and anot % Con Virginie 4m 6%) ow ONCE ON the cotton market and apot or nothing. ‘The trans ation Cores Btiver 4 = tgs [cotton broke below 20 cents per pound m m and around New York Creamn Gold % 4 14| Definite Indications that money | Harbor has an endl chain phan life Derwin. . % 2% «9m (CONAItIon# will now become materi-| Every one concer and I moan the Ape Dieiae Bu a on a [ally easter, failed to have a stimulat-|yitimate consumer—ia direct Ge Bente are 1% 3% 14 {!N market influence. In this directly affected, trreap ttm fanee t ®t |Nection there was much interoa® at- | rhe lives on tho » + petal «0g [tached to the probable character of ~ Mee Murda Croom assay [the wtatement on credit conditions to eee aay Te 1m (DO issued by the Federal Reserve + OPENING 2000 "Guid Cons . w Bans in Washington late thie after-| greet, demand, 8.46 1-4;, cables, 4.47 pe ouanaa Ms {4 | Considering tho huge extent of the! Tin Gomands Oil; ables, eles hele 2 | financial transactions consummated 00" francs. demand, Ob. c = af |Dank etatement made a favorable! ‘grey ak hin pred ¢ |#howing. The decrease in surplus re- Guilders, demand, Wy [Serves amounted to $9,943,960, while | ,, 3090. Canadian dollars, | loana increased $42,166,000, mand,’ .0085. Pesetas, demand, 1s cables, 1433. Sweden, kronen, * LOBERTY BONDS. mand, .1946; cables, 497 v LAberty 31-28 opened 92.44, 08; kronen, demand, 1370; cables, Ist 41-48, 89.80, up 18; 2d 41-49, 69.44, Denmark, kronen, demand, THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOB ~ HERE'S o A FOSER The renron for this inte by The Evening World. M n their views on the subject. fre White Lies Justified in Winning a Woman's Lov ing question will be explained tater ntime, our readers are invited to send Sign your names (they will not be printed when requested), and address Poser Editor, Evening World. mee Yd T have ond married 1 was to blo y told me, and { made to ask " * Maening W been ma © four children, De to find out « stories the men wp my mind fot in f found out dec who questio that I could eat, # Men who te lL white les # rnered tout, while nd have to ¥ not put again women have long noses. women are Hosides, w Happiness tn found only in honor, faith and tre We know truth heard it why worry Mrs. LL. 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THURSDAY, Oct. 21 465 Next At 31 Nassau Street HOW TO GO—Take Bronx Par 177th St. INSPECT THIS PROPERTY TO-DAY and transfer to White Subway extension to 226th St. Station, walk 4 short blocks to Laconia Ave. and Property a $200 Lot . $60 Secures BRONX SUBWAY AND HOME-BUILDING TO% at 6% a4 Remain Tithe Guarantee & Trust Ce. noon in the Exchange Salesroom, 60% at 5% in Mortgage ‘ithe Policies FREE 14 Vesey St. Pn Rank Books, on JOHN QUINN, Eaq., Attorney, 50% wt 414%) acctotea merase, Maree. val WA be Send for Booklet ‘k Subway to Plains Ave. AREAL ESTATE AT AUCTION! | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. |__REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, LEA ELE AT BESTION. | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, a $600 Lot REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— NEW JERSEY. Hove $400 cant, balance 5,0 Cimamh st ACHE, Bg.730, by Daylight DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY, THROUGH OCT. 24TH.” Toate team nate mre a comfortable tn wi heated and "Ratt Conne detweon | Ne 1Poughkeapal Ht Diabromen Bt, 3 M.) West 129th St. 10.90 A. Yonkers, 3 M M., for Bear Mountatn, 10.50 Wen 4 deal one-di he Heiconons Canal 360, HUDSON AY RIVER METROPOLITAN LINE All the way by water VIA CAPE COD | CANAL omens River, Bae, ne to Dyckman St. Ferry Interstate Park BOATING, WIKING AND F. 5 ALL.’ OUTDOOR ‘avo are JC AUS LINE to id from Ferry, cennedting ett Dyckman Bt tivoadway Stative ‘and a0tth ae Best Moule for Auta to Ail Pointe InN, a BEAR MOUNTAIN HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES Dally Sailing trom Per 3. N, a. oP MS R., wt West 13d Bt. 6.50 P.M HUDSON LINE barns Pourtikeepste, " preuitnt al a ar Th FOR SALE. » WATCHES — JEWELRY | ON CREDIT. ~Convesicat monthly ‘Weauaifullp a Exceptional values—Agent ca Wustrated Catalog ROYAL DiAs.0.su & WATCHCO 5 MAIDEN LANe pt ELECTION FIGURES, 1789-1919 Prepare for the 1920 Election 1920 World Almanac 35¢ a copy Newsstands, Bookstores, and at Branch Offices of New York World By Mail Everywhere Postage Prepaid 60¢ per copy geonthls. UWNER, Room Hudson River ” “Hendrick Hudson,” Wn en albany. Clinton” te ‘service Mar, 1982. this glorious ~~ Autumn a DANCING ACADEMIES. , ndaon and Albany titeturn steamer same day from pointe marked t Additional trip Sunday, Oct, 17, leaving B40 AM; Wont 49d Bt, A Aywourgh, Poughkeepsie and retura t FY gh onmbneobes ura tO INE te BOSTON Str, CLERMONT discontinued for the season t Desvronses ‘clock following momlug. Daylight Bare ‘DIAMONDS Phouc Joba G43 | ~~ — ss HELP WANTED—FEMALE. A conditions the best. | or OLLER SKATIN ST. NICHOLAS RINK ST., NEAR BROADWA Competent Instructors to Teach You How to Skate, 0c Per Lesson, Daily, including Sunde: 7.30 to 11 P, M, ST. NICHOLAS RINK 66th Street, near Broadway 3 Lessons (intiit,) 30¢ Not necessary to take lessons, Lady Floor Manager will introduce you to suitable partner for dane. ing. Learn to dance at this popu. lar institution, 70th St. and Third Ay. Niblo’s Garden Dancing every evening 7.80 P. M. until 12180. Spend an evening on the Best Dancing Floor in the Bronx. Splendid Musie, Come with or without part- ners, whether you know how to dance or not.” Instructions for those wishing to learn, 10 cents each Auspices of Land Service League DANCING CARNIVAL NOW OPBRATING THE || AUDUBON BALLROOM Dawg es i i a“ No Giada PUR DASCL INDIVIDUAL ENBTROCTIONS oi PRY ATs eons, $i. 2 inwon, |H aamscer wit totroduce’ you to" | der for dancing, ASUDUBON THEATRE BUILDINO, |] 166th St. and Broadway y Floor table part “SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” | WORK MONDAY WONDERS REFINED important position is open for intelligent and refined girls and young women to act as Long Distance Telephone Operators. No previous experience required. Working Write for further information or apply at 2 East 28th St. (cor. 5th Ave.) 24 Walker St. (two streets below Canal St.) New York City American Telephone & Telegraph Company GIRLS WANTED; $15 A WEEK TO START; $85 TO $100 A MONTH SOON REACHED; EXCELLENT WORK. ING CONDITIONS, RAPID PROMOTIO. 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