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a i i 16 TE CHE Eee PSE RE Et oe BANKING AND FINANCIAL. STEEL AND EQUIPMENT STOCKS these securities. Since the lows of last month, these stocks have scored an ad- vance of tron $254 to $21°. Nine of fifteen stocks in this classification have advanced ov, $10 per share. Those interested in the following Steel Stocks; Bethlehem, Colorado Flue, Crucible, Midvale, Republic, Sloss Shef- | fidld, U.S. Steel; or Railway Fquioment | Stocks; Am. Car & Foundry, Am Vora; Baldwin, “askell & Barker, N.Y A'r Brake, tressed Stee! Car, Polinan, Railway Steel Spring should not only etudy this Special Servic Bulletin but should \eep it at hand, as it will go a long way toward explaining further activi.y and improvement in these s:curities Copy free «7 McCall, Riley & Co. 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Alatka: Juneau Allis-Chalmera Am Agr Clietn 2 | Nevada Consol Am Cotton il vils, equipments, NY ont & Weat.. outstanding deve Nottolk Southern svorites, including Baldwin an Petroleum, went below this morning First, German mar) nother spectacular demonstrated rket inside or technical position had been mater This morning they dropped | St Orpheum Circuit 100ths of a cent developments of Am Sm & Ket jt Am Steel Foundry Fertilizer shares ffected by ex- inorning Was the offering of mone repayable in thirty days, Agricultural meeting to be will definitely preferred dividend 0 Seab'd Steel , 4s sinee tine figure, and no better as to the extent) Am Wat Payer ot Atchison Ky pf the final hour and final prices were rccumulation of Puliian Company. Hablwin Lasmotive. Busta Aleg Sugar speculative leaders show- ing net losses ranging -third points vigorous kind of buy issue wose to 801-4, a gain nearly | close of Sat- | urday and an advance of ten points from one to slavem Stool B., Rail Steol Springs Stock Exch cipal object of attack, and dropped v los of about 4 points Steol shares showed gains “a point or the outstanding strength of & Arizona 47 day and a drop of about \ y ; Royal Dute NY jean Petroleum fell below 11, a new Jow on the current downward move- stocks and went up to the extent of good-sizer intending pure! 8 absolutely no news to ac M& St Pot. stocks, and the b deterred from movement, and it still appeared to ce Gt Weatern pt & Northa ity Shas Shelf Stee commodity cidedly strong dealings showing an advance of $5 undertone of the than it has been for a week 1 Oil ot NJ pt +» but was firm. ‘The princi- weakness of Cotton was comparatively e the other hand grain options were firm i | | Consol ‘Textil... mand &terling at the close showing German marks rallied 2 points'from their earlier low embers New York Curb Market | . sicessar | J1 TO 12. Coba Cane Sagar purposes of stock specu per cent, but was | wd to 41-2 per cent speculative tivity and the whole exception of the steel stocks, con~ tinued to be comparatively dull and to move within a narrow a | In most of the recent market sessions transactions in United States Steel peded more than 10,000 ai Food Prod. Buying of United States Steel morning was the has been seen in several months. t impressive that Freeport Texas . 2 3 Roper ist vt the opening going a buying omer for d by a firm that been understood the so-called “insiders” ‘This one firm in the first two hours of J Vanadiun Steel. General Motor Gen Motor 0p © have not ex two hours of business this morning 40,000 shares were It was the most active stock on the list. Weakness developed in United Food Products, which sold down to 111-4, a new low for the year, and in Fa- mous Players, which went down to Granby Mining approximately commission nlf States Steal tions in the first two hours of busi- less than 40,000 es, which means that buying and : orders combined around 80,000 shares. ness totalled Alinols: Central Steel was more Willys-Overland market, Including Baldwin, the oils and rails, ruled fractionally higher. cent sessions tivity, been sixth issue, whereas in most r it has, in point, of a venth on the list 12 TO 1, pialldeenee asec ‘%" PRINCE EULENBURG, CRONY =; hs OF EX-KAISER, DIES AT 75. ‘as Member of “Knights of Round | ‘Table,’ Exposed by Harden. n | Sons prompting this outburst of ag- | gressive buying. There were no known news developments to account for satisfactory Business continued to drag along i apathetic fashion during the noon hour, but it was evident that the! ana bear fraternity were deriving more |tloa heard was that a new bull pool j has been formed in the stock, which, }| having definitely formed the opinion | that the steel Industry has turned the | corner, selected United States Steel as the logical leader for the rise they ex- pect the general market to have. courage from the fact that the early forward spurt in United States Stee’ failed to induce Kanaas (City So Kelly Springfield last Friday Schloss Liebenberg, announced here to-day, enty-fiye years of age. ‘The Prince was a member of the old | court camarilla y of Emperor Witiam’s reign and | that was brought into the limelight In a prosecutions 1907 and 1908, in which Prince Philip| . ¢ was a leading figure. Maximilian Harden, who declared his motives were purely political, brought | the original it Was) Public buying, He was sev- was in evidence during the middle of last week, seemed to have completely market was again left to the mercy of big speculative pools, After early unsettiement cotton took a sharp upward turn and showed gains extending of 80 points, Wheat, however, turned heavy and foreign exchange rates finally were unfay- orably influnced by the fresh out- Lackawanga St leo Rubber & | Lehigh Valley & Mere anti movement in United State: speculative most interested in the ap Guif Sulphur stock Curb market. was the first in more than # year that a speculative issue spon- sored by powerful financiers has been Among the irectors of the company are Thomas Cochran and Blot ¢ both partners In J. P. Rut it was sald by pe close students of such matters, that k 19 in reality the specu multl-millionair rations during Zukuntt | —p Sears Moebuck Tx 22. camarilla and its alleged It was know? as the “Knights of the Round Table.” was secretly and adversely influencing the lmperor. > - GERMAN RADICALS BURN BUST OF FORMER KAISER, ffr",4c7 00 my May Dept Storen... Mex Petroleum..... 116% discreditable sons who are declared it TRADE SAFELY of the Chase National Bank, has become a partner in EB, Atkins & | and largest During the middle of the fourth hour the whole list gay Way under the weight of be net losses ranging from than two points r toston, magnitude and daring, unriva feme tot oa operator in the market ar gelling © According to the Bureau of Mines, Nationalists and Force Thetr) 5) Western Hes the stock of gasoline on hand in this, Wome Nat | 22 Western leo Te lay Revolutionary Airs. | -A celebration at tle of Tannen- | "ats" thot 6,000 ATTEND SERVICE | ER ore ag FOR CARDINAL FARLEY, |:norat weigut ot vue partles of Socialists and Communists, | who overpowered the Nationalists, the! Pupils of Every Manhattan Pero-| grant a parliamentary celebration, pelled thelr band to play revolutionary ne to More | never officially pantes in which ho Is so largely in- terested and for whe ably creates a woll known tt identified with 684,286,695 gallons, sumption in July Domestic con- amounted to 457,- © stocks he 60 Wilmersdorff of the burg, following the anni engagement, States Steel lost all its ear while independent steel shares, the naster operator | | has been practically out of the marke during the last four years, and his proximately $10 ‘cris $20 LIBERTY BONDS. Liberty 31-29 opened 87.54, off .10; Ist 4-1-48, 89.04, up .04; 2d, 89, off 4th, 89.18, off .02 iC.Goldhurst & Co. » of Texas Gulf stock this a reminiscent in which he put up his favored tasue war boom days. CREGG.—On Bept, 17, 1991, at Hunting PATRICK CREGG. early In the he radicals also forced the band to| where a/ Interment Brookville Cemetery. of business was run up to bust of ex-E Pilon, between FORRPIGN EXCHANGE CLOSE. Call Murray | During the last two w |tured were burned In the Market Place, on ratiroads of the country ¢ Idle ear figure heen accepted tion of the tid this should not be the ease. that a large part of the FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 5-8, off 8-8. French francs, de- Fined for Speedin West 85th | Hayes, who Street, sald to hold the world’s automo racing speed record of for a one-mile ru Magistrate Corr In peediig twenty Kecord Holder of railroad traf Call “Columbus 0207, PA ANUREN (lon-Sectarian) Broadway at 66th St. ny 2543 & 8 Ae. Helgian franes, de seconds | 0700, off 0005. Mark: to-day Aned $34 ame Court for | sul les an hour on 28th and gist was due to a growing volume of ty iness, trut it Is 3 ma, demand, ‘Lost and Found Bureau.” Room World Building, will;be Hated for thircy days. These liste can be ny true tha Swiss franes, derma had order |.1728, When | .3188 setae, demand, 1728; cables, withdrawal of porge Scherf made *Lost and : ound” advertisements ean be ieft st uny of The World's or can be | the complaint these bad order eee HELP WANTED—MAL TAILOR —Cumom | siee'ee adie octasee Charles Dre Union Avenue, he fell from the second floor fire escape | fn landing to th yard, at hie residence, | T vice, the number is deducted from the idle car total, | Fugene V, R. Norway kro cables, .1280, off ,0010. Denmark kr, demand, .1765; 1780, up .0002, 1 4000 Beekwan, New York. of killed) whan op. of ata dally ween 11 80.3, ot 7 . Thayer, former Prest- Sn ee ee THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBE® 19, 1921, rubber and motor THE GURB--CLOSING Shares High. Low, Last. INDUSTRIALS, 800 Amal Leather .......... 7% 1% Th 12 Amal Leather pf oo... 92 8888. 240 Cal Cr Frat oo... ay Bt 8% 100 Car Wie: . sees UT AW] 200 Columbta Faneraid .... 1 Ife 200 Denver Rio G a2 81 800 Denver Rio G 76 60 00 Empire Food wy 17 809 Farrell Coal . 1700 Glen Alden Coal oe... £00 Goldwyn Pietures ss... 100 Hesden Chem 200 Holbrook HOF 1) Lake TB 109 Lecomobite ss. nd Forbes . 174 Perfection Tire 500 PHIM Mo 1269 Radio Com 500 udio Com pt 200 RJ Resuolds B’ 110) Southern Coal & Iron 100 Standard Mot 2000 Sweets (Co 19 ex dir 100 Swift International 14000 Tex Gulf Sulp 25% 409 Tobacco Prodi [me 2USLaH., wm 1K] 1000 VS Steam so 80 | 900 U 8 Ship Cor ...+..4 a 900 United Profit Sharing 1% 1% 1h 200 United Ret Candy .... 6% 6% 600 Wayne Coal ly iw If STANDARD OILS, Onto O11 sessveceys $88 BBB. 988 500 S Ol of Ind oo... 1% 71% 1% DEI ENT OILS, 1909 Allted O11 ice 00 Arkansas Nat Gas... 8% 30 2500 Boone Ot M 2700 Neston Wyoming. 1900 Carly Syn o 200 Cites Sere“ B ‘ 50 Cites Serv ptd. 1) Citles Serv old. 10) Fed 209 Glentock O11 100 Impertal O4L TOY Int Petrot 10 Keystone Tanger 58 1109 Lyons Pete 26 10) Maracaivo Olt 1s 1v0y Marland O11 Of 80 2000 Meridian Pete 8 1900 Mexico Ol... 62 59 100 Midwest Oi 2% 2% 0 Noble Ol sees 0 Omar OM ., 10) Pennok O1 \ Prod & Ret 190 Salt Creek Prod... 500 Saroy OW veceseee 200 Sequoyan OLl 40 Simms Pet... ow W) Skelly Ol 46 00 So Pete & Mefecceceeee 3 a DETOUR Dies isise 30) 88 10 2y00 Teck Hugh | 00 Atas-Br Col DH MM Ledge oe @AGu0 Most & Mont. 500 Candelaria M © Carson Winer seeeee 2 Silver # Cresson Gold Vie fe ly © Divide Ex : oye 2 1000 HL Salvador socsececeee 1S 16 ny Kurcha Cromes ..sees0. Ot 1 Jatinld Wlorence ..e0. AL sat ld Staten 1000 Goeeu Monster 100 Howe Sound 1900 Jerome Verde Kerr Lake MeNami 20) Nevada Ophir 6000 New Si Horm . 160 Niptasing 500 Ray Hercules «0 Red Hills Silter Dale se... 8 2 2 Tonopah Cash Boy .... 5 1 SHO Tono Divide .v.e--see05 6 109 Tonopaa Eat Loo United Bas Sov West End ¢ . . 8 2000 Waite Caps 4 Allied Packer Gs oe Wi Am ‘Tel @x 22 99% 99h Am Tel 6s 24. PR Anaconla 9 ne 1) Burumdail $....06 * 1 Beaver Hoard 88... mt eel 73. 35, 94% S46 Ry Bq 1 yer ton | 6 16 Can Pac 68.0... 98% 8% 5Ch) & Fast 10 6s. Si% ot ol | 2 Cites Service Te merip 0B 77) 77 3.Cony Gas & ++ 100% 100% 2 Copper Fap 88 24 OL 10% 1014, 5 Copper xp 8% 25...4.- 101% 101% 101% | PB Bite BO 91% FIN Oe Lote or orm | 6 Inter RT 7 . 16% 76% | 38 Inter RT see 13% 5 Kennett © sesees 24% 4M 94% 2 Land genk Chl Stas... 10s 191% DLAdby MON & Ue Tae... Ole 88 in! 1 Moms & Co 748...+.. 190 100 fat Cloak & Suit 8s. 89% 89% | IN YNH & Uf 4s 3383 1 Ohio Power Te Shivvee. BA MM 8 Philippine Bias + 07 08% 10 RF Reynolds Gs + 109% 1008 + 98% 05% @ Solvay et Cle 8s... 100 100 12 Southwest Bell 70. + 9h OT BS ON ¥ Te 2B.cccccce 102M 102% NY Te B.ccceece 107% 102% 180 28 ONY Te Secceceee 106% 104% 18 ONY Ot ++ 102% 102% 18 Sun OU 18... eseeee 95 5 | BBwitt & Co Te 25...... 99% 90 40m Drug Bee 18 Vacuuin O81 78. see 102% 202% + 10t—-200% 20% My 90% 99% ee hial School at Cathedral. Six thousand persons, §,000 of whom were school children representing every parochial schoo! {n Manhattan, attended a solemn pontifical mass this morning, the third anniversary of the death of Cardinal Farle drai, Before the mags there was a pro- cession and absolution by Archbishop mas, deacon wan the Rev. Francie Campbell, President of the Cathedral C with the Rev, Father Walsh ax eacon and Mars, Lavelle, Liv- ingston and O'Keefe deacons of honor, ‘The sermon was by the Rev, Thomas } Burke, ©. 8. BP. The music was by Dom Lorenzo Perosi, In the sanctuary oy —>— ca beat in eading Saturday, te wold out, rang 60 cents pi cents per pound.—Advt, { Nt. gents to LITTLE SUNSET A Baseball Story That You Will Never Forget By CHARLES E. VAN LOAN. - (Copyright, 1010, by the Bell dgmaicate,) CHAPTER I. HE Apaches could play baseball, five tattered pennants bearing wits ness. They could also play stud and draw poket, as visiting inti- vered. As crap shooters they were more to. be feared than “faded.” At any sort of rough-and-tumble fighting they could protect themselves, but when it came to mothering a small Just losing his baby teeth the Apaches fell down, and fell. bard Jones entered the big league when he was five yeats of age. The manager of the Apaches had bought a red-headed sensation in the shape of a shortstop, and when “Brick” Jones reported for spring practie he brought with him a snul-nosed, flame-topped youngster, Three years before Jones jr. entered this vale of tears Brick Joneq ° Was a-telegraph operator in a email Western town. a baseball team which had beaten everything within a radius of 100 falles, and “Jonesey,” as he was called, played shortstop. The young man’s thoughts lightly turned to the elender little prunette % | who waited upon the table in the rallwa at the Methodist parsonage and the couple settled down to housekéeping, In time there arrived the third member of the family. The mother named fter her uncle, who had been a Methodist minteter, ley was two years old Jonesey was still “pounding brase” in the same office and beginning to realize that raising a family on $75 @ month was not the simplest problem in the world. mates disco | who wa Join. Wesle The railroad men hed eating house. They were married him John Wesley, When John We He still played baseball but nobody ever thought of offering him any money for his services. ‘ One day @ baseball scout in ccatch?————— ?— there sat on the bench with the team a grave, solémn-eyed, | round-faced |all the players were very kind, Some wives, who had known and , offered to take John but Jonesey steadily fe- of an infielder stopped over to see a railroad men and game between a team of miners from a ni 3 night trick on stranger waiting ked Mrs. Jon he found the promised his mother,” wae the answer he would make. Apaches christened John Wei lley “Little Sunset,” and while Jones “How would you like to play pro- asked the man, mien, Jones jr. ‘was ‘making “I can get you $125 looking for a shortstop for the F Your expenses on the son lasts eight ain't a bad kid," ache team Captain. “And id “Walrus” Pot. hty hitter, sald Pete. “Like a razor! the. change Gus Bergstrom, the m off red to lend Brick Jones one of hist Pete wondered what If night at the hotel Bergstrom John Wesley ask his father for baseball suit, “Get by?" repeated the y freight train said Jones. next day Bergstrom stole away m the ball park, taking John Wee- > a little walk," sald Gua, money and tell you when \t walk brought them to a tallor The stranger wrote out poeket two pieces of flannel, one gtay | Jone y nd clattered off, with a fluttering sensation the kid two suits, and you make ‘em yust like @ “don't say a word manager instructing him to report in ten days and informing h bobbed his head. “Will L have a cap like yours?” he authorized to pay “I forget the tor expenses. remembers have two cap That night the Terrible Swede sent and Jabor- sweated out an order for twa caps, two pales of stockings and on 1 spiked shoes and @ home with you and the oints of th sporting goodg house rekus went about taking great c discovering uniforms and equ!pment. the Apaches lured John Wesley into his room and out from head Jones to the ext Mrs, Jones 5 tears and bou pnt-leather you're a venuine big leaguer: “tL guess we show other fallers Late that year acquisition of 4! Knowledge, and Le. e was seven years old, he ky n and Intielder Jones d off on his last triy American Assoc allied by a telegram from a physicians attack, play wife dangerously wht in him!’ Sones used + came out of the dark- ied Jones on the The doctor * ened room und tou who pitched lis | shoulder, | “She wants to see you, and Into th big league basball, to persuade Jones that it was h!s duty nd the bov to school. “Nix,” sald the father USt enough now ithe side of the bed, taking the thin n brown paws. 200% | white hand in his o Of course he’ vol some time, but it won’! be until he's ten or ele’ “| woman, en, and thea 284 8% 98%) strangers. to promise me | school on the Hudson’ River, ts 99% 99% FH) that Hey you'll take: 4 nerever You BO | wi him agatnst any kid of Ms size In the He can fight ike @ pirate, cuss like @ trooper, and you ought (1 He ‘knows |More inside baseball than his father, The only man on the team whe can ylling with the kid {s Berg- i 3% 75%) face hidden In the bed covering, | ‘The white hand began to stroke his ven't promised, for always and very time the Apaches teok tt d for practice, Little Sunset would ger out and take his place in p imitations of the ea Cow and Judge Kennedy wena laughter and ap- Jones died his position |PALESTINE ARABS APPEAL TO HARDING Ask a Par Isn't that little fellow cute?” said »%k at him posing out there!” was thoroughly Spolled, needing, noth. 1h, so much as an old-fashion spank. ment to Save Country From “Jewish Peril’—Seek to Change Br | and completely John Wesley's fourth year with the club was one long blaze of glory, + ho Apaches thumped thelr wey a st position, and hung on the | the close af the sasone van aus in & great_ measure jhitting of brating his Palestinian Avab delegation has cabled to Prest- dent Harding urging hin This wan due to the terrifia m, who wag year with the declared himself in” of the po oo insisted on si heroes recelved thei> the gifts of a bigh “What do you think of them stiff ealey, bitter! Jere I ain't’ mi gaine this season, and do aaterer United States in Nations t> government The message 1s signed » ex-Mayor of |Jerusalem, and asks him to save the | Mohammedan and ©! | tants of the Holy Gua Bergstron influencing the League John Wesley |for Palestine. | with the spilt tanding in diamond medals, excited populace, m what the Jewish peril.” tn St. Patrick's Cathe- {cable calls “the said Jdhn V The Arab delegation ts in London In an effort to have the British Govern- the celebrant of the ment renounce its pro-Zionist polley. | have got no medals nelther if I hadn't kep’ that big stew of a Be! on his toes all season! thgt made him hit over don't even give me a pl Tgatrom up len 00, and they establishment of the Jewish national to receive the delegation, advising it Carr to Jordan. “The kid kept right ufter Bergstrom all season, jollyinws ons, sicking him onto pitchers snd generally ribbing him up T gac Gus is thinking too much a The delegation was Bishop-elect John Dunn, \iaia bee aed on Switt @ Company sales Winston ork City Tor week | Minister, on ship: | iat A telegram of greeting Churchill to ound, fed 14.33 | i8t Congress in Carlsbad caused much Feo’ Sverawed 14.88) Oaignation In the deicgation, Don't mias to-morrow's fascinating {instalment