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a limg to football, He warns that bet-/this winter Al. 8. Brown may or may|™Mereantile establishment on ithe Am TH & ‘Trl Co lom'4 joo 14) 190 TA Declop Com, Bh 224 tr Saea ti ake wit om frcqute (i ly I a pt aay aulnt Late vera {at home, and. smoking. the Inevitable ay ting upon the results of big games| not have pity on his next door neigh- ground floor, Mr. Brown having no ne — . 10% TN BOK 1a yer ee oe es ae dend, Reading wili soon sind pe Hee he om and Sut ‘is only | “learette. It was one of June Mosotes = ie bor, who happens to be his wife and|housekecser, leased his house to Mrs.|\™ seen SE te Peon BR esc, at coal lands and handsome benefits to little when she 7 charms that she always managed Wan Desome oo rest that it must bel oe is tiving al frosco just be. | Leln Greer and became a boarder. lam messy Sf 4, Tenn Beeb’ iea . 43% | shareholders are expected to accrue. a very little, and 1 spent most of It)jook at home wherever she was. q @urbed before football has a scandal oo. or the taibaratnet ps han hee Things went along quietly untit re-!am gare M0 BO Sesbtan tits torre Southern Pacific management 1s at rst wilt was looking, for work. | She had taken off her na ba Sie j 1 1 : rai 4 : - seg. 8.1m going back to Eldrey's—I |wore a green bat Ww ° Uke that which sturmed baseball, tile husband. And it's*too darn bad.|°°¥+ When Mra, Brown undertook pony Ate A ae working on a plan involving the seg | Vii) nave me, and 1 think’ they will.” | ment that auited her to perfection, set Mr, Berry states conditions exactly.|. Even the fourteen-foot spite fence |(0 "hnele the house and her hus. | Ame Wty tos 3% terse Antow regation of oll lands from the rail “Miss Mason sald “Humph!" On her dark head at a rakish angle. he ‘betting on big football games| that Mr. Brown hna erected between |OM4 fired the carpenter from hin Pee ul a UA eww Ont, road, and as the vaiue of these ofl) “There are heaps of other berths |g began to thjnk you were not com- ! rite (nto hundreds of thousands of| his house and hin wife's will not be {Md “nd put up the fene | Aten ty. 90 CBR Selig ge lands have been estimated as Bigh a8 Fle pert eet rer you | Rha’naee him her left hand, and ; A Krevr ‘ Sle sa She gave F a+ @ollare, Tho result of Tale-Harvard-|enough to dull the edge of the Do- | ,Mis Town suspected that the | Manis: Vout Lane 4 0) aed Greet Coal $260,000,000 many shareholders expect trust do as you like, of course” She | wicky squeezed it in friendly fashion Princeton contesta decides dhe win-|cember breezes, for insteud of making | {Re Might be illegally placed and) Mi) the’ & Wt sig Ltt | Bram Steel. that they will be the recipients of one ahrew away another unfinished clg- | ‘prey went upstaira together to a } ming and losing of vast sums of she hired a couple of surveyors to nan a olds, Nod aan Punta: duenr of the alargest finafclal plums yet arette, yore $90 SESE eae SARE ainsi ven, room, which was lust Row me. find out. Their report hs Pe aby 2 | Rey Copper - orf $0 to be friends?" she asked. abaerted or two waltr § money. I wan (old that in the Cen- made pub! officially, but Mr, Brown (mon nen, oe At | Haine Nae the coe ae ane enee a "I am sure we are,” Esther sald, wore giggling together over a news- : eal e ‘on Mrs, Brown's property, her house | jy: < {0 |Meplogie Bite... z an : feel glad that she had come to this) “jie had heen here with her scores of ‘ eas Jowers of Centre, who refused to bet| school. . |itaelf wan encroaching six inches on |tcle mene 18 | Nopal Dutch NY | This. new speculative interest Ws house, . {times before, and the two waltresses om the result but bet that Centre} At the Pringeton-West Virginia, Mr. Brown's property. + patios 87 Savage Arne . further Keyed up to-duy by know!-| t must be wonderful to be rich,” | smiled at one another knowingly; they ; would score. game at Princeton I saw two young! "Her walle are on her own prop-|densdian Team x earns cage of plans that are being tormu- | 1 wre eae, Bid Med sip eaaye were quite eure that this was ro- 7 a op |erty,” Suid Mr. Brown, “but the batt ied a ous + Hoetnick . " t ,| in_her cheeks; she w: A = | mance. ‘ 4 ‘Mr, Berry suggests that betting be} men—one a New Yorker, the other | C™¥. mall Mr ibibe Som the ar ] cent, Leativer av % | Shattuck Arte lated to take care of the maturity | ine herself. “it's the dream of my |MARCe O wtting with an elbow on i checked. This is Inudable, but the/from Pittsburgh—-quietly taking bete| over the line, {| have written Mra, | ome basen 30 | Sinclair OW, next July of $25,227,000 Chicago, jife to have enough money to be able | giv table absenty” smoothing the , fact is betting cunnot be stopped on|in any sum offered. One of these | Brown a letter about it. Hewides, the Phctisinedt ages * 78 | Soyshem Bac 1); Burlington & Quincy Railroad bends,;to do anything 1 itke, Serre t Kk of his head; he was wishing it 4 geotball or on anything elae. So long| fellows 19 a college man—postng ax a) water from her drain pipe in under jenwia 4: tite o Qe cee Jund which promise to result in sub. earnestly. “Just for a meneht Jone | wae Hather sitting opposite to “i oa a gamblers can find pérwons wili'ng| Yale man et Harvurd, ay a Princo. | mining my garaKe. T wrote her about) M & SP Ry ae aX % stab (ose Jevantlal benefits to stockholders of! fnth I wouldn't. mind going back |Be looked up with a litte start when ra te wager, thete will be gambling, and|ton man when at New Haven, and In| “stig, rown, however, said whe had |e, femme ot 5 | Saae UTE SE VS ita Oaity to being poor again” \TMNvhats up. Micky? I've never seen ; < the jovers deserve po sympathy, The| various other roles, His chief busl-| not received iny such letter as her |, fae alge #5 | scimarine 1 Raters Pees bay 4re) “Misg Mason sald “Rubbish!” brisk- yoy jooking so depressed.” ‘ _ preventive against a scandal injness is to mix with wealthy college | husband describes, and she does not football lien in keeping t . ; ; declared, “Well, and how are you" es, clean. If coaches, graduate ever to make elbow room for her hus. ak Oe uparior Steel Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio and other | Doople think the saime, It only shows |QCcsmd. Wels AR im are See ee "ere, were permitted, as in tho Yong| He bets on footbuil heavily and prac- | hand : Cie CC BEL Priinarins leading rails at one time showed) what fools they are. Tr was the |And flow fm the ewindier te wee ago, to offer inducements of any kind|tically always wins, because ho| And that in the way things stand ay ee sited yin in prep schools | knows that, in college betting, senti- | and 1 mbody knows what will happen |g dan & bn eit play—if they put winning above the| teams decides the odds, He cleans up is | FF ey LOSER Saye Jin me-shingling, and @he hea done it Slates duncan 1h | Manat Caper sss BS 1 : — i Silla Chale 32 | Maniattan Sit. ty Wy 'Sions, Industrials were heavily sold, Covrrlait, 1020, by Raby M. Agree - gr, [On three aides, but the fourth side, Ain gga. nemeal 7, || ex ewtrotoum. 2 100 18% | whtie, conversely, ralirond shares were SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS. oats ’ Al Brown of Freeport Is Next) witch i# the north, ia so close to her Am tet Sugar Tw) Miami... 10% WAlin brik demand, Several stocks 11 gue Of,NOm,Tehr'e Bre Micky Bellowes rinds Yather Mneratone crzing 18 freak of Mi | roy er te 6 an. Ip} te , ty ° 6 Care Am Bowh it ‘ mm |: Hous omy Bite | s roan he finds hie friend, Ashton. : Door Neighbor of His) rote ia oraer to eningta i woetd a9 mr are bots | Midtato Seat oS os fm the latter group touched new igh thay Sug ase UL grt whe baa fe % ; Ss d Blocks thejnave to rest nie Jada MY Seca ae ae ke we records for tha current year, On the Seuss ets & si ti aod is whe, funds Micay dosha ot tue inter and, fade Yaa At Cormell Manager Warns pouse, an JOCKS e om le ler on MF. km Gar & Fun 138% Mim Kan & Ter, 1% other hand several industrial (neues tothe sus wear he hed betrtond fic tnd reads ® : Shingti f Her Brown's land, which Mr. Brown will 4m cotun Olt M% Misourl Pee... at hed Jow prices for the year. {ove tetter’ ana?aenaashion's Against Professional Gam- ohingling of er Home. hot tolernte. \am ssalatie 6114 Montana Power a touched new low pri + love etter and, ie Aah blers Following the Game. ———— And more trouble Is brewing. \ga ee Lect By Hugh S. Fullerton. Rest on Husband’s Land and |time as a “trial separation.’ ‘They Am Inter Gor 0% Nat lend i eth (ae sacha eb ang Hes it beac Mal Ah bidity asco : ‘ were to live apart for one isn Larned Oe oe ae, be Ee reer ae Graduate Manager Berry of Cornell/ This He Refuses to Allow, cig how they NIE Ie, ise Mehta ‘Ams Tanvaoutive wa SY Aliteaie 0% 4% lcommodities will contract earnings to CHAPTER 1. sighed, After ail, June was always thas sounded a warning which football Halting the Job, a ° Am Safety Razor ay NY Contral Bw | such an extent that many of the big- | amusing; he went off almost cheer ae 7 sate Gale % ae that they are still apart. Am Seveit & et og Netatk & Want. 1904 100% 100% 103 | Beat SOSPEa SS eoeeted Bev 66772" A lat ida abetted which she bad spoken to Father. 1% swell to heed. ir, Berry whras ns, Brown boast f ng) AIM Stel, de Ret pf ig, Northera pac... y cut dividend disburs ; \ something rathey than had to walt in the lobby while When the north winds whistle cheesey ugh ‘her mother's Ponindi itt, Noragseotia Steal, 38 3 r Oe ht “| + agninst the sertous menaces of gemb-/gown Main Street In Freeport, L. 1,| House ext door and started m little| An Swern ah " 1 39 |, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western pass the time," Esther siid-|in buttons fetched June to him. Shy tre-Harvard game, this fall, profes-| suffers the drudgery and paina of|told an E ‘gonal gamblers in Boston were! practice and glories in the wounds of] ¢ “taken” for huge sums by wise fol-| battle, purely for the sake of his| "im that instead of the fen Coto © ? i : ell, thank you; bu: that m-—|@ Small fortune each fall. There is Sonia aol Gan Co 88% trate Oo... strongest, By mid-day, however, the ing gown—poor soul'—when shol, It's very well. ae character of the players on the tea: cessity for him to “gx” |q@ Henry A. Meyer, Deputy Dock Com. | 0%, IterCel Min Ud Hag & Paper. extreme wenkness of the industrial Fo icky. there, was} i#a't what I want to talk to you abaut, viting the scandal. Keap| no necessity ad Aad iE 5 Comtinenead ¢ 7% ard I'd told y to-day. Micky, would you Uke to they are in’ is . Plany football game, probably no pos- | Miasioner, of No. 2659 Newkirk Avenue, |Cuotinenal Can Foe, | Eaton Pacific Its: not only checked the rise in the | nothing doing, and saying tragically: | © *s Achy tte: oe ‘the teams pure, permit only bona fido| Hipility that he could, but he would | Brooklyn. owner of Sonia Hall in Bed |Cmmtinentat Carly. ot Unkon On rails, but caused considerable profit |‘june, vou must be mad—stark, star- | come to tea with me one afternoon? atudents to play, and no money would| have no ncruples about fixing one it| O24 Avenue, was Epes SECU ati eciatd AO | United taking which resulted In many of the |/\2"mmad! Why, the man's as cich as| taal gVenbeinty t come.to tea with ml i fs ° charge of [Com Prods aire t or ga s sractically ed |! ast chaD | c G ‘be sufficient to tempt boys who play nse ait’ Sra hoe Nike LS Integrity | MMNtAlAINE a nulmance, Mew. Allee. cnieBle. 6 16 lease sais cone EINE SUE: BS RCUCA YS WID OS | Sori ae conscious of an|*2u. to-day?" mat | Pitt: No. dt Street , y Inv Oo 4. jout, | eRteh sther Was co ° | . ‘ fer‘ the honor of the school. Aa| or any game or its players, the an. |pie'wan kept awoke by the miner. mud 85 | cn ttetail s Largest esses tn the industelal | gq a ee eet ee heart. “Is Illy! I don't mean bere; T mean ‘athlete hired to play js less likely to|pociation @tth it of profesnional, brought three other women who # 5 ” 1 , cig Prt |L dare say you'll hate ft, but it's really feel the devotion to sobool and team) gamblers can do nothing but beamirch | they also were annoyed. Mr. Meyer td (oy, ttyartie Cony United Food atrainedly, eu Ry vi tg ame and endanger ite reputa-|ten neighborhood witne. who swore |" : § tud AL occas Chemical preferred, Virgina Carolina | ? ist He's [Aulte a nice place, and beggars can't that makes football the greatest of 113," they were not disturbed. Some aid, Delaware & Hude je ‘ rates a | Chemical, Baldwin Locomotive, Pitta- ich? I should think be be choosers, anyway. I've got a very amon, than ‘Is the boy who willingly " "(Gormriett. 1020, by the Bell Syndiex BANKING AND THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920. 5 Caw 79) WALL STRET COMPLETE STOCK QUOTATIONS—2 P, | Stock price movements to-day wo 1a repetition of those of recent ses- ° | nerve ina degiee an a whicld, he made | eeps ife |a mere lattice, porous us a pair of | | Midnight Wrotic stockings, and even | In Cold by 3 FOUTBAL MND | Site Fetes sessment Keewtone Tire, Ye | Lown Ine Sh Lackawanna tee) 1m | Lemian Valley + tON | let her, but he won't. What it needs Alama Goll Am Drug syod Oly Middle Baten O.. 14 1H 14 148% Reason for strength in the rails 19 10) Nat Chak & Suit Sy BH Ry Bh jfound In prospects of juicy “melon tik NAt Conduit Su BM 8H Gy being un- Ray bea wae % |cuttings, Industrials are being Ladder Needed for Work Must! %!* year ago the Browns embarked 4 i & Leather uf on what was widely announced at the Am tee Bleture of Micky, "whuii ab: tinued), as to how they did like it is the fact pa 4 & Conn Ong iy SYNHAH,.. BoM oR oom fully to the unpretentious club of Sugar 100% ORE RTA Hv. 44 came downstairs looking very much tion, ‘These are the factors that have! ghe, really did think #0; she had as: : recently done much to rekindle specu-! never met any one In the least lke |" june walked over to a table in the lative Interest Jn the railroad group.!June Mason before. She began to | window, and Micky followed. ’ BO | Hetninaton, 10% Mie hed Oty O's | ep Trou & Steet. hing World reporter to-! Bnwkyn Rt, 1 y that the surveyors had toid : rwkiya Union ¢ EINK | Butte & Superior, . i liv, “Money can’t buy happiness, my Northern Pacitic, Great Northern, | ¥.. wo uont you forget. Ie. My | Atchison, Union Pacific, Southern | p.ople think it can, and lots ef othe: He shook himself together. “Ym not depressed any longer, & North teamsa|boys and steer them into gambling |Propore to let her house be nudged | cin ine eh ‘or oth-|games when they are tn New York. | OVer AIX Inches or any inches what- | ¢min capper & fen Fran Le & So’ went he galing ranging from one to more than eople couldn't get over three points, In this group ‘Texas & | 220%) Geuumed to marry Micky Me!- Pacific was the only weuk iusue. It|jgwes .. ." She mado a little wry showed a loss of more than three hy’ yerember my auother cor points, while the other ralls were into my room one pight in her tion the “swindle,” though In his heart, he was almost as proud of it as §he Col & Beuteen, van Cop & Chem EAN CO ats cse |Teuae fe Tac Third Ave 18 ST Somes Prot * next. The courts have not bi - 1 Wier colleges to get them to|Ment wore than the strength of | Ohl, ss Psrbpoenie SuNaughed where 1 jive. It's @ boarding house. UsciP she asked a | up were shown by Consolidated | \¢p Mellowes rich, then «. |extile, International Agricultural ferred. Pierce Arrow suid below 80, u . Stromberg was off two points, United | jut Bee Me ne eants ‘good cup of te States Steel sold below 87 and ut the LOjkdd. [BUT ee eo ne eked the |!f, you prefer: it lowest price touched during the last |POOri” BRO Omiy - I shall be delighted.” Micky looked three weeks; Vanadium was off two “Gids In Lime: puzzled. “But isn't this rather a points and other independent steels! i37/", the despair of ail the match- {breaking of rules? Ite not so very were off from one to three points. | nayin ‘amnmas,”” she suid lightly.|l0ng ago that you made me swear The declines were accelerated by "Over thirty, he is, and still a bache-|Rever to try and find-out where you substantiated reports of further price ye OE Mure (¢ he isn on the/ lived. I thought it was all to be @ reductions in finished products and | lo?! J'm n "7 deadly secret.” .) they Hked the musle, Doo. & Io Gr, Den. & Kio Dems Mines . BANKING AND FINANCIAL, Exulloott-Jo |comfortable sitting room and most of |my own furniture, and I nm give you , or anything else, | "BANKING AND FINANCIAL. INANCIAL. Famoim Player Fiak Mabber .....+4 report Toran... anton Wi, & Wig Gene 1% | Va Caro Chem 21 | Vanadium Steet Standard Oil Company (Incorporated in New Jersey) rumor 4 ce \verge of being ciugat now, but < iS ; Tumors of dividend reductions. || Never can tell With a little Juck it was, but I've decided #o admit West Pac Corp’... Peaaror eta torhe eee tite isn’t good enough for You. L know you're safe, and, Micky. the head of the {nternational Merean- backs eel ee tile Marine Co. regarding sbipping | 1m. . Gree conditions the stocks of that company | Eather thought of Micky Mellowes, wouldn't you like to meet the dearest, prettiest, most attractive ttle girl pat Nor. ty Airmat Nor, Ore, West Puc pt Western Union Money conditions were again a po- | body living here. After all f ; o = tent factor in the dec! nae The De deceived her in one Instance he would Maker! If you are. 1 give yot fa newal rate for call loans was ) per|do so in many othegs—she feit a curl- Warning that our friendship will have cent., and in -best informed quarters us sense of hurt pride; why had he to end once and for ever, I'll put up @ Intertore.: Can. pf, Inter, Agr, Corp, Int, Harvester , White Mo cys Worthington. ...4+ Mouston Oil Westin AF dering if he ever came to the ©. + 5 7% PREFERRED STOCK “ilo Ce ete loat more than & polnt, and Atlantic de eet and it aos why he! Micky moved bis chair pfx im ' Toaniation Wille Overland... line of five points {had not told her that he knew some-| ™ock alam. ° ° < Intertoro, « Whke 0} ‘ be {f he had June! You're not turning mateh- J.P. Morgan 8 Co.offer for subscription the remain- Woolworth 6 ses ing part of the above Preferred Stock purchased by the Ho olf — $ the prediction is made that the re-| gone out of hie was to geil Bee heiwee ins (oli grott you pul neti sal Mg J mg * at Mie CLGHIR BE, « Ex-dividend, newal rate will not get below this!a poor man, when al) the time 3 ot ae re ; syndicate of which they are syndicate managers tm Stat ee figure aruing the edt Yortaight at) "Tote you the truthy” June, wad | Dhn't he, an idiot!” aid, June ty east frankly, “none of my frien almly. 't the ai i Lala RY MAY OFFER THRONE Extreme weakness of the foreign| where Tam living, Call it false pride fear! And gnyway-——"she added, with i ivi idiari i i Eley 5 so had ‘s uu like, but there ©. Lhave & half. ai “she's engaged, so | Tus stock is preferred as to divi- subsidiaries, with the exception of Kany 3 |) TODUKE OF SPARTA eee eee en eee er sa, nae Soule! he any good. MutT "wan 6 dends and assets over any other stock one company owing $200,000, on a ih hs ay meat | |gimism. Demand sterling touched | sent to my clud—f belong to an unpre- | You to help her... Oh, 1 kno ; 1D |Constantine’s Eldest Son Now| $8404, the lowest quotation recorded | tentious c'ub—I'fl take you there some | UM always bringing you foundlings of the company. It is callable as a = purchase money . mortgage. ‘The __ s S , — since last spring. € had a new low | da. and not ¢ Micky knows that to help and louk after, but you've et Ld yr aera Pa = : are DAR a 9 | ae é e such # big heart—and such whole at 115. at the option of the value of the company’s net assets, PROPOSALS. Choke of Venezelisis tor King |iescord (for 20) tmme “at 462) conte) |I live: Were. You aes, when 1 HEN IN er ise ascounhi’ ake added Ailaole company on any dividend date on conservatively estimated, is placed at PUR eg any ech ip of Greece. quotation alnce May 6 last. Marka! noble Mmily, they topped my allow. /OUN.) 4 pets = ¢ eri} ipection Shed Knclomire fort 0 Plaine . eee . were quoted at 121 cents. +|dnce. sv, as I'm entirely self-suppor “Well, and what do you want me to 5 ay~ not less p 0 ollars Noad Rapid Transit Railroad, LONDON, Noy. 5.—Exact facta re- \! 4 a me nese hao for and after 1923. Dividends are pay not less than One Billion Dollars, or alee Ha a Te Tr rterunion id lamestina tre culioniclaucntion chine ax Mag. 1 had to be careful and live Inex-/do for ‘this damsel in distyess?” be came here. And I'm asked gently re for ar inspection hed and naively, able quarterly on the 15th of March, more than five times the entire won In tae A Beret Yard of It succession to the Greek throne reach |very comfortable. 1f 1 want to m “YT want you to get her a berth some June, September and December. amount of the preferred stock out- cat, the, Waite Maina Row, Wapid me from an authoritative source, ‘The ! any of my friendy we meet out some- | where,” “he was told promptly. *"No, A as standing. The market value of the ‘ on ‘beusttree | Venizeliats who contro! the situation -DAY'S PRICES viSTAR A ha ee Cory of a letter describing the outstanding common stock, at to- ‘ tae office of, 1h me eppasee Sees Calipers of Esther walked over to the fireplace,, who'd take her in, She thought she company’s business and earnings, in gay’s level of price, is over $675 ,000,- vueven tatty “tha endh utorsasite (eeuge ancrihey are pA ae eek eR ema | considerable detail, can be obtained —(qQ 2 : Mie: fenutinivett, ihe omstis | ning against @ change in the dynasty LIBERTY BONDS pee eTTGe ig. wan Gust likalall Chel tetra @aven't pat mcaGanee tee Ean opened 4 off @: other men she had ever known; ap-|and so that's knocked on the, head 10; 24 4 t-#e, 48.60, up| peTently none of them could be simple | She told me that she'd have to just fd sincere; she supposed tt had been| take the firat thing that came alo I don't belleve she's hardly got! a pretend that he waa poor and shilling to her name. I offered to tal ar circumstances to herself; her into partnership with me, I said lhe had guessed that she would never| we'd go travelling together for my . \have allowed him to pay for her sup-| beauty cream, byt she wouldn't hea’ wpection Khed and tte appurtenances | for the 6ame reason, | Laberty 3 1- =| After the election, ax a result of |2d 4%, 98.40, up pd i Cro asc ur Mc which the Venizelists expect to con- ad. 9054, up Ktreet. on ine. Weat by Htona Park. and. on trol 60 to 70 per cemt. of the new) up Victory porte and east by the igi ling of the Waite] Chamber, their intention is to offer| 95.25, up .O4. S iomne Fnciomure isto be butlt of | the throne to Prince George, Duke of brick, voncrete and Structural steel will, in’) Sparta, ex-King Constantine's eldest Hiksdaiions baile Mader anche contac Of ™*| son, hitherto passed over because of from us or from any syndicate mem- ber. The following summary of such DIVIDENDS on the preferred letter revised to date has been pre- stock of the company require pay- pared by W. C. Teagle, I'sq., Presi- ment of about $13,767,000 annually. dent of the Company. . ‘The net earnings available for such Ouah of The rong, extending over and tae A . ie Contractor mus romplete thew “Ge i Fer. 17 5-8 to} . 01 ye talked to her as|of it. . She's #0 proud!”—and Dwrinc the last few years, the dividends during the last five years mio Dunihe a" ine ae ae eee | BB BPO jatar eae | v.34 to 10 1-4: (he had Tecate fad known hlt| sero 'a sound of tears crepe Into June y ye av ise . Fd a Bi vet, §|to be a rich man Maron's volce. ‘I ask you, Mick fowth of the business ofthe Stand. "ae averaged more than $69,700,000 grees Hi BOY AND WOMAN KILLED) =}? 7 Ay Hitonsa Pat 4] to 00 Ley aver seo bisa. ogaio) ihet| what ean) be one with soy pue Hel g és or more than five times such dividend br SA ge Tt BY MOTOR VEHICLES, | **"=". serenty’ {| was one thing: her heart hardened as| that?” Soe eftuts Invitation” ona ‘copies of which, ses | 13! ; r me! Micky abr ers. ard Oil Company has been such as to requirements. ‘These earnings, it hos GETAMG rachatlge snd rons of, which mae | SOIT || me met the frankness of his pictured| Micky shrugged his shourd eyes; he was not ax honest as he) “if she'll take anything that comes require the investment of funds in ex- looked along, whe ought to get a job pretty Conuntaatoner, The reeelit of bide will be subject to tm may be stated, were made with the require | Mighteem 0: y vai mes apocitied” In stud Information’ tor Gomivantors, She had mistaken condescension for| soon," he said laconleally. “I'l speak cess of the amount available from the employment of only a small part of ew Forks Rovennter 3, 1820. amaionEn, | by Antes ng, demand. 1411-4; cables,/Kindness. She bit her lip with morti-|{o # man I know—can she write e company’s surplus earnings,although the additional capital represented by JOHN H DELANEY, Panminaonet | and Br 142 France, Memand, 9606: cables, [fication as she recalled the confidence|decont hand and all that gort of during the eight years ended Decem- ber 31, 1919, aver $300,000,000. was invested in the property out of earn- —— ee ma ‘, : (| 0408 © demand, 44: cables, {fhe had made to him only that after-| thing INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES. | Automobiles killed two persone and 06M fe ‘ avies tnoon. He was probably laughing at It! “oF course she can! But T want « a | injured etghteen in Manhattan and "Heiman fracca, demand, 0638; |/now, and no doubt would repeat all] good perth, mind you! I've never been THE AMERICAN COTTON OM. CO. | the Bronx yesterday, Michasl qu-) 26%, 0689 Marks, demand, 9123; |shevnad said to his friends a9 a £00) a, fond of anybody as I am of her. The rd of Directors of The At toan ules 012 "| a Caton OL Company, on November. 4s! pusa, elght, of No a 0184, Swinn ®, demand, | joke. She's awfully worried about this hor- the proceeds of the preferred stock outstanding. The reports so far re- ceived indicate that the net earnings Kast 12th November. 4 : i 2 i Jeclared nun’ id u i by 1 itd be vent to her 6 m shortly. ‘i ings. The company has, further, fo; 1920 both before and after de- three’ portent “upon dhe preferred reoek | Street, died in St Mark's Hospital ioand, 4012. cablem gags Meanien |Ske made the excuse. Cat ane was Se eae eDaue iin tus hinge during the last two years, provided ducting Federal taxes will be sub- of the Campant. paxabie December, ts) of injuries sustained when he waa pesctas demand, 1450s cables, 1855, | tired, but when she went downstairs| one paid that there did't esem to b way, New York City, to holders of | truck by an auto in front of nia) 2¥eten_ kr, demand, 1902; cables,|sfe sat down on the aide of the bed/ anything to live for, and her eye the sum of about $196,000,000. through the sale of the Bb pal ( stock now outstanding. hile the the past eight years were as folloy conditions prevailing in the oil busi- Ne ness cannot bepositively foreseen for Ravntnae long periods, the company believes Alter Deducting that current earnings will be suffi- 7°” ares stantially in excess of the earnings of rd at the Thuraday, | one. 1912 Norway kr, demand, .1828; |and make no effort to undress. Aliooied so sad. no fone srt ef thie | "Aare, Marla “Harberatick, forty. | Mois 1538 Denmark kr. demand, |sort of shadow seemed to have fallen ky amilod at ber-aeiioua teas: any previous year. Such earnings for ables, 1842. Argentine pesos, |on bh irits, She felt mortified that leky P ny P : F and. 7815: cables, "res, Canas | Micky nhould deliberately have ee Pas ehgieeie ppp q | k by, tan dqilars, demand, .9060 ry her cheeks burned aa whole cct rom nis pocket and an gh , aid re-open at 10° A ‘ 5 ni emptin aught of the despair she had been ess} PEN adO, ata Nre-open M.|4 motor truck while attempting to POE er tA thought of the despair whe had been) velope, ‘Xilve me her name and ad. HANDOLIL CATLIN, Bec! croas 28th Street at First Avenue in law night w dress, and I'll see what I ae = Charles Mormnt, three, of So my) Halo, Rochester & Pittsburgh] hoped she would never see him again! aie’ oroming anythin Sane, lo. West 60th Street, ia in Hoomeveit | ftailroad—Fourth week in: October, Pn YO bat , " oR y. ‘|i do what I can, HELP WANTED—MALE. Hospital with a fractured right | gei0,454; $264,833; from Jun, CHAPTER Y. You're a dear,” wuld June’ warmly, Stock Prann- | eight, a 23 t 48th Mtrest, | den hath Preferred and Common | CUS Of No. 333 Kmat 48th : Hock wilt close at 3 P.M. on November | Was inatantly killed when mr norease ‘ CH als * Moss FN os SAILMAKER OPERATORS | {hsb He was run down iy an auto! | 915 966.476; increase, $6,008,4n6, | ICKY panned three days be-| "1 know you were the one to come to, cient to provide in the future for its 1913 45,691,000 WANTED; STEADY EM-| sight ot ns) ju base hn akont International: Niekel Company-—Six | fore he made any attempt to| lm quite sure when you've “ get es lg psig! hee 1914 ere, Sr 31,457,000 PLOYMENT. AMERICAN | was struck by an wats at mth Street | HONthA ended Sept, 90, 1920: Burplun| fee Kather Shepstone again; | inter, Mickys"’ ° BY: What! out the necessity of any additiona ee ee ee £97, SAIL MAKING CORPORA- |and Second Avenue, and waa attand. | iter changes and Federal taxes and | days that scemed like al x . , ferred dividends, $1,994,640, equal aoéntyy BTBEES) ore Pes mene SESES ED to $119 & share nia the $41'83¢800|month at least, and during which he| fa ‘common stock, against $610,602, oF 80 liont hig appetite and forgot to amoke.| Micky had looked had paled a tittie, VerPly: Hie What name did : 1915... . 2 . 60,777,000 financing. 1916. . . . « « 70,792,000 you say?” he asked. Tony Hinueo, four, of No 173 Sulll | He never knew jor h K ‘ s = = S| 4 | cents a share, for same period of 1919,| 4. h id not particularly care w he managed to ‘ van Street, crossing the atroet re That @he di p yntrol hia volce THE Standard Oil Company of 1917 ..... . 81,415,000 olED. front of bis home, waa struck by «| DIVIDENDS, 2 ugaln of not, he waulto be thumping in hie thee, What New Jersey has nooutstanding bond- 1918 . . . « » « 57,918,000 ed indebtedness, nor has any of its 1919 . . . . » « 77,985,000 AMS.—MARY OAMUREL!. FU-| motor truck and suffered severe cutal The Harbison-Walker Refractories CMURCH, Monday, Moon the head = Marean Duval, elaven, Company declared the regular quar- Hie had no thoughts) name did you say t Ashton, He he asked again, elt as) with an effort. “Y dla not catch it -— for any = m2] of No. 62 Went B8th Street, mtmick DY | reply 1 1-2 cant dividend, {if be could nok aeitle to anything, | "It's Kather," sald June ™ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. An auto af ath Street and Catumbun ie ise pee Ito mock of recur | Wiiver came inte the rout Shopoatone,” esther - . . anon | AVenun, waa taken to Roosevelt Hos | Nov, 20, “Ht you phew ir, Miss Mason las! June wax drawing on her gloves; The unsold portion of the abowe stock ts offered by pital with a fractured thigh. The st, Joneph aad Company de- [been on the ‘phone She said would! he had very white hands and beautie : . . > |elared an extra dividend of 25 centa|l ask sou to meet Wer for tea! fully Kent fngernalls, and she was JP, Morgan SF Co, subject to prior sale, at $105 per share. Behe OREM, aN Uhl aah MHIOND, AVR ae Hasna tue shu REEL a ta on, bre . FRANK © CAM Ne 4 ~ Asse seal ot ot hs Id ha ably , Peat iat ‘and everything ae & bore. | “You bustle about and Le arek ‘i ye No, 7h West Dith Street, eye and earlof rd Dec Thin’ dividend is . He A ut and find « pest Yor rk, ember 5t 10. *THE FUNERAL CHURCH” bc. iihnivls oP ‘ ra Y ean the Iast quarter Where?” le naked vaguely. | Bather, and Vil Jove you for New York, November Sth, 192 | We: (Mom-Bectarian) ; ee mute uate (Mine United Clear Mtorea Comp@hy | Mins Mason suid that sou weld we c0ady? r ever. Are, | 1970 Broadway at 66th St. TOsCitatn dd Paty vented mete declared the rewular quarterly of 13-4! know, blr) the amine place ws uiual D ‘Otice, 224 Be. & bah Wn Maickeroocke: Merwin or heart: ber cent. preferred dividend, paywhje |. "ON, all right {Rand oomorrent a hae | Dec, db Lo alock of record Nouv. 8, Micky ed the clock and LJ ’ ' !