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rseet . , cre oP Saat Se THE EVENING WORLD, T COMPLETE STOCK QUOTAIONS __SANKING AND FINANCIAL, = FINANCIAL NEWS anv PRICES (ee es Covreiant, 1920, by the Pres Publishing Co, (The New York Srening World.) CHAPTER VI. (Continued. ) rest could do. I should like to carry this clfapter m + 24| THE PORT ARTHUR || ,,! Mid tke to carry tle clapier 18% : VISION. oe ome person, but space will i 198 q The next day I saw Mr, Pullman | LOOWE Tee cevevses 18% OUR YEARS were needed 10/ond, after explaining that situation, % | Lackawanna Steet. 49% carry on this construction, | he said, “Arthur, I am positive tha 16% great difficulties put in our} Bryan will be elected and I shall los way by those interested in| my fortune, the work of my life. Tf attempting to force us else- where, but at Inst the task was fin. | nave, §50%000 tn, banks, bat dare not ished, and a few days later, after the} about this, ou?” He said, “Yes, Shares, High, 7 Net 400 Cresson Gold. High, Low Lam. Oona, 500 Dundie Arie Adame Keren... BH 4 4200 FL elvadok Ad ieamely 4% 1B + 1000 Rureke Croesus. ‘Ad Tinney pe re 100 Kureka Holly .. Ajax Huloer .... Be Wh + 1200 Gold Cons Aleka Gold ...... a 1000 Geld Dever Alada Joneen . 1 + 1400 Goldfield Florence |» ‘Allis Chalenere 4 — 200 Gold Kewana ,.. Am Agri Chem |, % + 1000 Gold Silver Pick: Aen Beet Sugar... 0 - 1700 Gold Zone Am Bosch MG@ 1% + Oe 1200 Great Bend Am Can Me + 135 400 Hecia Mining . Am Car & Fury .. 11° . 10% ‘500 Iron Biomon . Am Cotton Oil... wy ‘ a te) fentis Maeniasn : < poy + ade 1% — : a Se tl Me ad Galveston 42 | noaltive, ell,” L said, “then you 1500 Knox Divide... ,sse.0 7 Am 0% 4% With @ great loss of life, as my meas | M/sht as well take two of these notes 2500 La Rose Mining . Am 120 oO sengers had. predicted.” During thie |®%, One ax you are positive you are pond 0% 18% i storm seven steamers were able to | 80s to lose all you have. It will be : Am Maxwell Motors. 24 f reach this canal and ride in safety, |“ Sttistaction to know you helped 200 Me MW icvesye 42 May Dept, Stores,. 66% Port Arthur Is now one of the lead- | {ear friend before you lost your for 120 Marah Min... ; we ath Met, Petroleum... 190% Ing ports of export and import ana] tune.” He locked his fingers to. 100 SMothertode oa isost 4s MGM Gls ics a8 would not exist to-day but for that|Sether and wriggled his thumbs, his 00 Motherlode new...” : : si Moiline Body... 20% message and vision during my sleep-|USUal habit when perplexed, and wan bee we Tne Meera ang wien during my sleep- | burst out laughing, “That is the best Mion, @ St. Lo. 32h starice Is remarkable and transcenda |Arsument I ever heard-—the $150,000 wine ail Stinky Seneee eet ia yours.” Ho told me afterward that Mo, Pac. ..s.5. 10% zh it was worth $150,000, for it lifted Montana Power... 60 him out of his gloom’ and changed CHAPTER VII, 4 I next saw Mr. Blood, owner of the Manchester Locomotive Works. He Sept. 26, 1920, I find an article |—it has kept them open. I will mail entitled, “Basil King and the|™Y check for $450,000 next week. ner of that one took the $75,000 T had time—so -X quote it here: down for him. So I secured the “It was explained to Mr. King voted to let the matter of receivership Hin, for ten days and see what L 4] Kannan City Ho... 20% Kelly Boring . _ Yesterday we published ‘a as follows: _ “Perhaps never again wi'| i 8 the a now offers and, so “we say to all, and this means you,—scrape togeth- all the money you can without borrowing and R investment sec urities— and buy them now.” We said in our Wetter of yes- 5 “Many of the safest se- * eurities are selling, at the heavi- "| est discount. Thire is a reason * for this, which ye will explain am another let¥er to-morrow.” This is the exp¥anation: We have hav. a long period of abnormally hgh interest rates. We used to igsue 6% bonds and them ay par. Many of the beinyg issued now bear an 1 8% ratey Nobody is going to iat pt 0 World Film dd pf STANDARD OLS. Am Ot 11% INDEPENDENT OTL. @ Aled O11 wn at 450 Arkansas Net Gas 8 0 Big Weart goose 6 1200 Toone Oi 1% 1300 Hoston Wyoming it 3600 Cary Bynd. is ™ 000 Cushing Pete. * 600 Denny Ott sche 4 0 Elk Basin Per . ™ 1500 Kogingere Petroleu 1% 1000 Federal O11 1200 Glenroek O11 Gitlemle, . 00 Huda O11 00 Int Metro 500 Ophir Silver Am ince Con as Am § Verde Copper... Am Aan Smelt & Rel pf 400 Anelo 1000 Rex Cons so... 1000 Rochester Mines... 1200 San ‘Toy ..... * 1500 Silver King Divide,..... Am, Sugar. . 1200 So Am P & G,, ‘ Am. ‘Tel, &'Tel, Go. 000 8 Silver Lead é 2000 Success Min 500 Tonopah Belmont 1000 ‘Tonopah Cash Boy . 2000 Tone Divide 600 Tonopah Kxt 7400 ‘Tono-dim B meee eee F Ree SR FEF *Am, Sted Pary .. +t fp ptteletetttel Am, ‘Tobacco, Am, Wool Am, Wool, of... + Am, Writ, Pu, of, Am, ‘Tob. Am Zine . Avaconda 6.6... Amets “Kealization Awo Dry Goods . Assooiated Oil Atetioon Rye... Atohison Ry pf Auto Sales Con “ee The Best INDUSTRIALS, Book of Sit ad 9911) ise am wre Paoetsisccecs aw The Tear" |) Ss wees case a (00 Cat Taht Wess 00 Martell Coat cgescssss 15M 15% QM a i. 8 ioe Onfiand #8 seers Oe OM Yn if} | Free to any man who te ooarat tee Wann WW! a ' is interested in the Vockine eS BIA A $ % 8 Oh market and who 1) Pe Tie coe I eM wishes to know cel cn ene Goa ® The General Rules of 1 Tire Rabo. 1M 1K ‘ | ue 2% MOM Trading. | rs Film ree % The Rights of Stock ero idl en Ny mg and Bond Holders. : ge thavios The Deposit Require- Candy ments for Carrying Stocks. How to Give a Broker Instructions. |] j a0 Broker's Commission Charges. How to Indorse a Stock Certificate. How to Group Invest- ments. % 40% 0% 8% New On T & « NX Aitrate N. ¥. Gontral, N.Y, Doak... N.Y.N, H. & H, N.Y, Ont, d Went, Norfolk Southern . 4 4t44+14 fa. Call, phope or write at once Ask for No. E.Z.-328 National Acme... 20% ba) N The Sunday World Magazine of | Manchester shops have had this y " Brownies said he would and the part- 1) Guttey foe enc sl Brownies have told me time after 1000 ‘Tonopah Montana 4909 Tonopah Iereue ula 6 1 Middle. Neatie ‘the whole trend of his thoughts, andy Mint ome Ritter: | he laughed every time he thought SHOW THE WAY (anne Staten your ‘order. for twenty-seven locomotives is all the . Each person except one on that list Spirit World,” by John Farrar, |yought just the amount of notes the nd it’ expresses just what the $3,000,000 and filled all my lecture en- gagements, 0) Maraoatho Oil ++e ++ Merritt OF : _ buy » He bond at par if they Sa BK an equally safe 8% bond ie aa car. easy Aivcatove are « taking the bonds out of their ‘ Say deposit vaults that they thes carefully selected over a JONES & BAKER | Specialiats in New York Curb Market Securities BROAD STREET OFFICE 50 Broad Street 600 Mex Pan 110 Mexico 01 100 Mountain Prod 1000 Noble Ol, 1000 No Am OW 1100 Omar Oi 200 Pennok Olt 600 Producer & Tefiners. 1700 West End C 1200 White 600 Yukon Gold. FOREIGN HONDS. 41000 Denmark 8s ce 1H 50000 Frankfort 4s. i Fas 1000 Norway 8 * 00% 90% 11000 Swedian 6s ton 18 OTM Baldwin Hatt & rio Bei Motor ‘eth sitet Boch Steel WB. Booth Fisheries. | Yracitie Malt. [Pacific Tel. & Tel, . eis Pacific Dev. Corp. Pacific Gas * during this time that the people in the other world are always looking for an opening through which they may express their ideas, When they find such a receptive person in this world, they are overjoyed, and they are always within call and willing to The work proceeded. We built one- third of all mileage constructed in the United States that year. In six, months each note was paid off andj each holder of a $75,000 note received! his money, 6 per cent. interest and $6,000 profit. President McKinley called me ‘Washington and offered me the Am. term of years and are selling them for whatever they will and are putting the! ra eds into tax exempt se- 225 Fifth Avenue 00 Hkelly OU » eurities. The investor who comes Tel. Madison Square 1377 MA Serene: 4... 00 United Tex ; ieee nighedt fartax L Syn | 4and STREET OFFICE 00 Vietrla Olt new to the government 73% of neceledeal a tess ana fa Gas Be. «OM ie nm ° 15000 Cons . n fits ere gets $50.00 in-| Telepbone Murray Hill 7120 600 Alae-Hr Cot 12000 Diamond Match THs.... 100° 90% fe i pat year.on his bond and Offices in 8 Principal Cities 1000 Atlanta. pie Goodrich Tire Ts... 80 10% § ees 4 4% + 1% tykiyn Un Gas... £14 [Pan Amer, Petrol . eran Tron : 2) | Penn, R.B....... Butte Cop & %.. Penn. Seaboard Steel nite & Superior, + "% | Beople's Gas Butterick Coo... 13 1 | Pere Marauette saddo i 1% | Phil Oar Shialagsn se | Bier Asrow f eum \ | Pierwe Oil Po ; Calif, Petroleum ease ss 4 | Pitta & W.Va Pond Creek Coal... 800 Hed Hock Oi 400 Ryan Cons. + Halt Creek Prod new, 500 Simms Pet help us when we are troubied.” bassadorship to Russia, which I de. Before 1 proceed with this chapter|clined. ‘Tre Kansas City Southe: 1 wish to state that my messengers| was more to me than a dozen ambas- time after time have told me that|sadorships—the Brownies had sho those in the spirit world finding me| me the way. 90 easy to reach have, as the years passed on, interested any number of spirits in’ my behalf and that now the circle that uses me comprises great engineers, ‘authors, poets and business men; and the »aried mes- sages on different subjects prove this beyond doubt. T have no doubt if by home accident I were put at the head of a company like the United States Steel Company, for example, inside of a weck this cirele would be working out problems of shipping, manufacturing, &c.—all that was needed, for they are a most efficient unseen board of directors. In the Year 1896, just before the nominations for President, we ha laid out a programme for cofstruct- he Kansas C! In Over aoe ted. My office In Aras. | hood—including all nationalities. Thi Seaboant Air Line, terdam cabled me, “Proceed. We will| section must have worried the Reans Roebuck . buy the bonds as fast as needed lo} Brownies also, for they told me it was Shattuck Aria, pay the bills.” Contracts were let|my duty to try and redeem it. | Sarees Sl. for the grading. We purchased the)” jt looked like a tremendous task. Slows-Shett, Se steel ratte from Cambria Steel Com-| put { found = remarkably capable Bowibers Pas pany at $21 per ton (it is difficult to! woman in Miss Mattie Head willing Southern Ry... +... Peitave they ever sold at this price.)| to undertake the task. ‘There ta only Southen Ry pf... About the time these contracts were) one word that will fit Miss Head— Standard Milking let, Bryan was nominated and thel ine was a brick. | Stromberg . great crash started. The Holland) {7 rented a two-story building in the Studebaker re wines cabled they would not be ablel centre or this section and we started Sutsnarine Boat... to live up to the agreement. Degpair| a day school, then f night school, St, Jomoph iLead. reigned among the contractors, When) yng gathered in ail the street waif StL. & San Fran [asked them if they could let up on} ‘ve could find—at least, we kept ther StL. & S'west. the work they said it was not pos-| out of the street and alleys. If the Shell T. & T. sible "Mr. Martin was in dimpay, but| Wore too young to study. they wer Tenn. ¢ my confidence remained unshaken—| given dolls and toys to play with. “They are always within call and)" while visiting in England som orl to help us when we are (rou-| years ago I happened to notice in pled.’ the town of Sandwich an alley filled During this period of anxiety T WAS! with the neatest and quaintest little called East on important busin | Houses with their dainty curtains and On my return I was surprised to find | Window boxes and bright flowers and the directors from Philadelphia and) j) ropriately nained Paradise Alley. New York assembled in the directors’ | /Mhropmatelsy, nisi id only trans: room. I had called no meeting, Put | for this to Hell's Halt Acre"—but tha soon found that Mr. Martin had. | The | rowers would soon die in that fout meeting was shortly called to order) air which was sometimes so thick and Mr. Martin explained that he) human beings could scarcely breath= considered it his duty to oall the di- | Human beings could sceiegy eels rectors together and advise them | sine direction the best realdential there was only one course open and) ,ctions of Kansas City were per- that was to ask for a temporary re-| meated with it, and in those days ceiver. He further stated that after |meated with tt. mae election undoubtedly the Holland | Wend Do gis mieten we bond sale would be closed, and we], The school grew | rapidly. Wes could pay off any receiver's certifi. | BODEN. 20 Crean ee ee to hav cates that might be Issued and eye an assistant, and jater on three more. the receiver discharged. He thought |" Ono night ‘the Brownies sald “Build this was the only way and a number), jujiding.” So, as soon as possible, of the directors agreed with him, One| 1 ought a lot,’ erected a two-story of the directors from Philadelphia. |} ,icx puilding and named it Bethany ho i atill living in that olty, end | rick building and named ot arene whom I considered about the wisest | ii rary, kitchen, and bath rooms on man on the board, made the Inquiry: | the ‘tint floor. "We had a kinderga “What does the President eay? T's ®| ton jn whioh mothers could leave Grastic move. their children when they went to T wag at a loss what to say, as Mr.) work, We insisted upon the children Martin's argument was full of £004) having a bath each week, and before i : . common sense and almost unanswer- | jane © bath soon Neer musted dirt 28% ‘ ate able I ‘wished that I might have! jemarkably good-looking children, In ae known of this dilemma the day be-|any number of cases, it was a little fore so the Rrownles could have|}arq at first to break them in, but pointed the way. I thought of ad-|tney ail loved the school and “Miss Journing the meeting for one day 80| fead, and were willing to pay the sure was I that that very night they | price 'in a weekly bath. We also had would solve the problem, but to my| classes for the mothers in which they surprise I heard a whisper: "Stand | were taught cooking and the value of on your feet. Take a paper and pen-| wholesome food, and sewing classes cil in hand. Now say: ‘Gentlemen, I|in which the children were taught to can get the $3,000,000, I did as I| make their clothes from donations of ‘an directed, (Mr. Martin told me|old clothing solicited by the teachers. Rtterward that he thought I had lost} ‘The expense of this often pulled on French franc, demand,|my. mind.) Mr. Martin asked: |my pocketbook, bu‘ no philanthropic pede. OE. UB ooee 1) "NWhere?” Then the Brownles re-|work ever gave me more gratification, : Oe P0008. Lire, de-| Nea: “Bay you will issue notes of/and as it was fulfilling a request of mand, .0345; cables, .0346, up $75,000 each for six months, each note |the Brownies, TI continued it until I Marks, demand, .0136; cables, secured by $100,000 first’ mortgage |left Kansas City. te! unchanged, Canada dolla ‘Telephone Broad 7150 \ MADISON SQUARE OFFICE 55000 Swiss O%es. seers 19% 10% BONDS. 20000 Allied Paocker Oa, 1. 80, 1000 Amer ‘Tol Ge 22. uM 24000 Amer Tol 69 24.00... 1M 91M 5000 Anaconda Copper 4... 82% 82% 30000 Anaconda Ts 29.6.0... 88K 88% 0000 Hethichem Steel Te 35... 04 99% 2000 Can Nat My Ba Te...+, 100% 100% % % 4 % * ” % % % “ CHAPTER VII. REDEEMING HELL’S HALF ACRE OON after the Kansas Cit; Southern started I was ofte' called to the packing hous district of the West Bottoms and wi shocked by the squalor and crime 0} Hell's Half Acre, a section of Kansi City, Kan. where the laboring peo, ple of the packing houses lived. 1 was a “Tower of Bubel” neighbor MINING, ReSESER Fw ERE FSET RCE ne # | 1100 Mg Lede 10000 Tein Co Ta... 2% government takes $86.50 of Direct Private Wires | {ado Booth 82000 Inter RT a ee) | Se leaving him with 813.00." Now, eee Dope A Sete EM boy if he buys a municipal bond suit gheauiie 36 srée0 Giadett © TMe.cccscs OT OOM Chandler Mot, which is tax exempt he gets and 1500 Cons Cop AM 1000 Solvay ot Cle Bavvssccss 00% 9 Cham, & Oo “keeps his full $50.00. Stated-in ae SE ON en feu tS another way, he can get as much " [SS 00% 100% , Obi, Pnewm, ‘Tool. income from « $1,000.00 tax ex- Rgtnct tr ated _ émpt bond as he would get from Oh: Alton My... $8,700.00 eee in corpora- De nfbr gy ode th n bonds... i ‘hile Conner « _ The abéve is only one of the any reasons why we say that! haps never again will we see | ~ such investment bargains. | _ Now as to safety. The public) : a bond selling at, say, 70% SEs face or par value and says, | y, it cannot be safe.” Many! of these bonds are not only safe) b afer than when some big capitalist after careful investi- gation bought them at par and C ed them with pride and a faction to his safe deposit _ vault. We have shown in the e example how, if he sold 700.00 of these bonds for and bought tax ex- his income would be n other words, if in|] (teu ces qi o8 Corr de Pascoy Hail Steel Springs. . Ray Copper , Reading ... Remingwn Typ, Rey, Motor... Rep, Iron & Steet Replogle Steel. Royal Dutch N.Y, Sarge Arms .. Saxon Motom ..... 25000 8 O Cal Ts 4000 8 ON Y Ts 20. 5000 8 O NY Ts 31 3000 Awitt & Co 7 + Mm 4000 ‘Texas Co 7s... a ae 61000 Western Elec 7s 7% 9% invita teed ee SAVINGS BANKS. PPE ltt pe lester LHe lee tet leet |THE EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION |-293-295 Broadway, N. W. Corner Reade Street, New York STABLISHED 1845, A semi-annoal dividend at the rate | i Chino Capper COC & S&L. Chwtt Peabody. Col Fuel & Tron. . Col Gan & Hee. © Graphop Com Cola . Consol Cigar Cony Conml Gas Co: Coa Int-Cal Minn Continental Can. Com Products Crucible Steel Crucible Steel pt Cuba Cane Sugar Cuba Cane Sug, pf Cxban Am, Sugar. Con, ‘Textile Corp. $tttttt+et il ty WALL STREET The stock market to-day succe: fully withstood a severe test of its position when if was called upon to withstand trade news of an unusu- ally unfavorable character. Tt was announced that the Paige Motor Car Company has decided to ‘ — 7 pass its dividend, the Goodyear Rub- ber Company reported a deficit for | poi’ race & Wont EX G EL S Ole The B 5 4 Be hoy oneny bie Sesh Del & mye ; ej Prougnt abo y mark- | Den i $2 VING S BANK | The Bowery Savings Ban ing down of inventories; the Penn-|P Ji 0. ™ i 128 AND 13p nowDPry, sylvania and the Burlington Rall- | mknom Coai.. PER ANNUM Branch ST Liberty st, roads announced that an additional NEW YORK, Dec. 18, 1920, Endicott-Jobnson, number of employees were to be laid | © alone were to be consid- 0 85,00 lo -. . | 4 semi-annual dividend at the rate of off; it became known that the big ered he could sell his corporate perabis <2'% | ++tHH) j Four Per Cent. Per Annum has been declared on all deposits entitled thereto, Deposits up to 85.000 will be recelved and interest paid thereon, Amounts deposited on or before Jan, 13 will draw interest from Jan. 1, 1021 Deposiis Received by Mail RY T. NICHOLS, President. Te W. WHITMORE | y, DARWIN R. JAMES, Jit, | Vie@Presidente, 7, +4444 re ER VAN BRINT, Secretary, | Union Bag & Paper Union Pacific . Union Oil . nited Alloy wer FFF FF United Fruit ....., Un, Ry. Inv, Go, Un, Retail Stores. , USL. United Food ...... U8, Ind. at... 1,8, Real, & Imp, U, 3, Rubber, U, 8. Smelter. . Famona Playen: 'Fiaherbous Pik Rubber Freqport ‘Texas Gaston Wil. & Wis. Genoral Cigar General Elec General Motoms fen, Motom of... Gen, Motors Ded. omelet Granby Minn, Great Nor. Ry., pf. or hland Park, em- O0h ram CuNT. Ford plant at Highla ‘ar after dan. 17, hres aa ploying 50,000 men, will not reopen bonds at 27% of their face value |] the rato of © 192k, | per annum has been declared until Feb.'1 on “account of general d have just as much income. || ,Pevesits made on or before 4 and will be eredited to depoal- business and financial conditions.” ‘ow let us assume, simply SEU Maee cane opetes by. mh Seen for the paried ending. De , " will drow to om, as The New Jersey Zine Company re- soapy Feanl oP duced its dividend from 16 per cent. se Banking b: 1, cembor 81, 1920, on all sum q r illustration, that one block |} Booklet, “Banking by MA rrancan deikuieancada win bs bonds were issued on a 1} -electric power plant built s to 8 per cent. annually; the Bank of WILLIAM J. ROOM, a Hngland statement ghowed a further JOHN ©. GRISWOLD, payable on and after Monday, drop in ita reserves to 7.30 per cent., | 9 zk. N sanvery 21, 2082, the lowest figure on record, and | before the outbreak of the war. 23°2S7T, cs Money deposited on or before January 10| among other factors it was generally ‘We will assume the plant was will draw Interest from January 1, 192) \ecetpens that the General Motors a n ly bonded for 50% of its and all of the bonds are Company would decide to omit divi MBNRY A. SCHENCK, Prosident.| Geng payments at a meeting of di- WM. E. KNOX, Vice-Pres, & Comptroller. | rectors to ibe held late to-day. ; a t di Thi JOSHPH G. LIDDLE, Secretary. till outstanding. is sam Leassebdeed tal hay (Cash utesibin lant could not now be reproduc- d for double its original cost, so In spite of this news, railroad | Gut tater Stoel stocks continued to show ‘a decided Upward tendency, with advances ex- | Wait. Tasker, these bonds only represent 25% "ef the reproduction cost of the _pavante “property As the bonds can now |] Siot"tmitied tnerewsinder the "Lave tren bo Pl eltrtete nent free, President Secretary, U. 8, Steet vf 6™ AVE. Utah Copper . Utah Ber, .... Va Caro Chem, Vanadium Steel. Watagh Wivam of A. +++ +1 Fttet | tl tetss | ++ eederisstee Union Dime Savings Bank 40th Street and 6th Avenue | terest Dividend (1234 consecutive) Deen declared at the rate of FOUR PER CENT, per auiun, credited Jan 1, 102 145TH SEMI-. VAL DIVIDEND, | UNION SQUARE SAVINGS BANK tending to a point or more and most| 4, : stocks in the Industrial list recorded | times cont... 20 Union Square, ie face| | if 00-4000 aught for 70% of their face Money deposited on before Jan, 10, 1081, small advances. ig agp OP A DIVIDE: ‘deel: rac the only wei ‘ eee ee eee Tee at ee ee ene entree etek ID | Intertam Com ‘value it means that the purchase |} Xews autre trom dan, 1. 10a. price paid now for the bonds is ALEX PW. KINNAD * the market were the shipping stocks. deposits entitled thereto at the ‘rate of Interbor Con,, pf. 10% rg | ‘ Atlantic - Gulf, selling ex-dividend, | tater, Agri. Com 2 4 Sainieorwea FOUR PER CENT. % of th luction | FILANI P. HLAHAMD,” secret : only 17.67% of the reproduction, a id sak dt hla Ot vacoeding $5,000, Depouit son or | Played conspicuous heaviness but the | Int. aver 45% Worthington yf B.. # ue. The above is only an} me © Jan, 10 "will draw Interest from | rest of the stock market list refused | tnland Oil ........ 4% Ex dividend, ‘example of one type. of many;—— AM H. ROCK WOOD, President, to be disturbed. Tuvineible Oils... 2 21% ‘Tutal sales, 1,165,000 wharee. “gate investment bargains, | WEST SIDE SAVINGS BANK. BRIS oo, ML Kven the copper shares, which re- EE ROCK WOOD A ; st Gal cently have been called upon to ab- sn much oc : That there are rare bargains) pip agli sorb a considerable amount of liquida. | UrTket, @tven auch convincing’ evi ; | je and Ninth Street, to be had cannot, be questioned. | PROOTETIRG ACCHPTED: | tion induced by trade conditions that | dence that its inside or technical pos “ d ntoow have Aeclared a semi —— have steadily been going from bad to|tion is sound, and that it is in a quite iets ylicre was never re g pnual dividend at the OER INTEREST @ DIVIDEND NOTICES, | Worse, wore able to score fractional |-horoughly lauidated position, Its ver m ation. in nnn | gains, eetion gave rise to the belief in many tock, | Th ool prospered for ee ing purchases, We are ¢bn-| INTERNATIONAL PAPE Not in many weeks has the stock!quarter@ which have steadily ad-|“"< POee eee eonthe you will [alte Hare Adve wae vedeamaa pies sy Ge ‘The Roard of Dir ‘hered to the opinion prices are des-| -8625, unchanged. Belgian franc, de- | Th" enile ‘The police Ae fident of being able to get you! oo Honra ot. Dire rat'ts uk Wome CA TE Irae Biek| hand, aati cat He- |ncll the atock and bonds back of each juvenile crime; ‘The police bad p. ' i ) | wartorly dividend of o r, rices , 0621; ples, 0622. 7 vide the | tica’ no children to arrest, ~ safe-and profitable investments. preferred now come, they will have to be| francs, demand, sre | Rote pay dane Gane 5 adage Pee ong grretele gD | oye *hile we solicit your confidence brought about by fresh news develop- | 0003. Guilders, demand, cables, | 1 again followed their directions.|hauses objected to the reforma* ‘and patronage, neverth: ene OF Ae MOMeUeLY UStavoreie (duh | Soe ogee “nut who will take the notes?” in. |th children and the uplifting +. age stands, “Buy,.a WELTHAM Vv itt frank to confess they cannot see|mand, 1980; cables, 1985, UTE one ee will whispering in my |ing rays of Americanism trom Beth- n either our adv AMICOERES OF BOCTT developments. in prospects much if|kronen, demand, 1575; cables, .1580.| car or brain, I said, “I can get George|any night school were gradually RAE Lay ci of the any more unfavorable than the mar-| Denmark Kronen, | demand, "1875; |‘. ‘Pullman for, $180,000; E. Blood, |reaching the homes and regenerating cecal Recraeny Ket has already been called upon to|cables, 1580. Argentine pesos, demand | poston, for $450,000; Valentine for |thelr inmates. ‘These managers sald any reputa houses that dea +7420; calbles, .7440. $75,000," and # on—name after namc|that too much educa*ion made labor investment securitie If you DIVIDENDS —among them the Beldwio Laoomo- | isoontente d. Ryd? lea! [dl as old) ve DC { . i VDS. tive Company for $75, and the\as sixty in the night school. Any oy rere it - our apcmrnent probably will come, and that the| phe Producers and Refiners' Com. |Orthweins of St. Louis for $75,000, As |number of the children went on from wil fe treat it es an honor trend of earnings of most industrial : : T called off these names I wrote them | Bethany to High School. I found po- jaction, Yours cordially, & COMPANY, 60 Wall Street, New York, went down to 77, a loss of 7 polnts| iat. Uarvnter.. 2 RK White Oi... bet aun on sums trom $5 to $3,000, | COMPared with the closing price of Mer, Marine 10% White Motors President, payable on aud waiter Jan, 17, 2021." in? | last night. International Mercantile | Mer Marine pf. 48% Wileon Co .... L arensunee : atta Be Tissieat ‘as false’ declared | Marine preferred and common aiso dis-| Int, Nickel 2h Warthington "; 3.58 up 8-4, 0137, demand, FU NERAL DIRECTORS, i resid EXDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WonpERS Norway (on-Sectarian) withstand. TOTO Broadway ot O@th St. It is everywhere admitted that| other important dividend reductions} SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS BAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS = =<. - a, The Franklin Society For Home-Building and Savings. Fifteen Park Row (ground floor), New York announces its 64th semi-annual cash dividend at the usual yearly rate of 444% on savings share accounts of $10 to $5000 and 5% on all instalment and income share accounts. The Franklin Society, 38 years old, State su- pervised, prudently managed, is serving many thousands, Let it serve you. Information o: Lost. requ Savings by mail. ye ‘each end. border of small No ‘asked if |. OPEN EVERY EVENING TO 7 TILL JAN, 1: SRS we pen? Sue On. Te Tal, OFC, WENNESY TLBORT LOYD, & oleo. RIGGS.—MRS, BENJAMIN RIGGS. CAMPBELL FUNERAL | CHUROH, Deo, 31, 11 A, M., Quapices Actors’ Fun TENNANT,—On Deo, 80, 1920, CARRI VOUGHT TENNANT, wife of John H. ‘Tennant, at ber home, No. 611 W. 110th street. © companies during the next six |P®Ay¥ deolared the regular quarterly ‘on the paper I had been or- {sitions for a number of the boys who months will be downward, but the] dividends of 12 1-2 cents on the com- ft to take oye hand, later occupied positions of Newer One opinion is spreading that the market | mon and 17 1-2 cents on the preferred,| I can remember now nearly all of |became prominen* in one of the labor | by Its severe decline had already dis-| noth payable Feb. 7 to stock of rec. |that list. It totalled $3,000,000, When |organizations connected with the rail- counted this outlook. I finished one of the directors re-|road world, and turned out a fine! Money to-day continued to rule at|ord Jan. 10. marked, “Well, Mr, Stilwell, that is|man. In hig last letter he said, “Mr. 7 per cent. The cotton market was| The Pittsburgh Coal Company of|a very fine list of names, but how do |stillwell, I owe my success to Beth- firm, Wheat and corn were strong,|Pennsylvania declared the regular|you know those men will take these any Schoo! Sib Hse od’ Eendeat habeation, Foreign exchange rates were steady, | quarterly dividends of 1 1-4 per cent. | notes?” I sald, “I am sure they will” | | remember one family of Russian | posed» aaa Ce ey en oS Bel ee —4mt not daring to tell why I was 80/Jews—there were eleven children in . 5 ¢ | positive. mily, ‘The father ; LOST. FOUND AND REWAR LABERTY BONDS. San. % to stock of record Jan, 7. |r Martin said, “But, Mr, Stilwell, |jied “trom” Russia because he had! Lib. 3 1-28, opened up .10;|° ‘The Assoctated Dry Goods Corpo-|you are booked to speak throughout /fought a duel. When he came to| are og num ber Dip with, 12 equate yet 4 1-45, up .26; 24. 84.50, off|ration declared the regular quarterly |the United States for McKinley—to-|Kansas City he could apeak no Eng- Srd. 87.20, 4th. 86.22, off 08; Vict, |d'¥idends of 1 per cent. on the com-| morrow you speak in Chicago—how |jish, bu* attempted to support hie a mon and 1 1-2 per cent. on the Ist ear! out this programme 28 .e 9492, off 02; 4 $-48. 94.94, | pregerred and 1 3-4 per cent, on the Sa IO Secare time seq ibean ments [ee wef wissler, 2d preferred. The common is payab! do speak in Chicago to-morrow,” I 4 Feb. 1 to stock of record Jan. 15, and | replied, “and Mr. Pull is there. As Read to-morrow’s interesting FOREIGN EXCHANGE, both preferred dividends ‘Mareh'1 to ‘on the lecture * T tt Sterling, demand, §521-4; oabies, evock of record Fab. i, Page eA rag A BRL eat | Newark. N, 1 ‘