The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1921, Page 8

Alaska Junasa FEATURES OF THE TRADING, HOUR BY HOUR. 410 To 11. At the outset of to-day’s two-hour wession of the stock market the hort covering so much in evidence at the close yesterday in oll stocks snd industrial specialtios was re- Bumed with such vigor that by the nd of the first half hour the list ‘was besprinkled with net gains tanging from one to more than three points. ‘There was nothing in the news of the day to account for the forward Am Oar & FY... Am Drug Ayn... Am Hide & Leth 0% Am Hide & Lea of 40 ing of cheerfulness regarding railroad s*tvation, it is but this was not responaible ‘the sharp rise in ofle and special- Rather, it was keener appre- of the fact that the market worked in a position where is able to shed unfavorable news ‘while, on the other hand, favorable @evelopments have consideranis Mfluence. Now thet the extensive short interest has become worried ‘over the increases in of] prices and other unmistakab’e evidence of an upward ewing {0 the trend of bus- fess generally, »nd have come to the conclusion that it is ‘cover their contracts, that there is a real] scarcity of @tocks in the market. Leaders of the rise were Mexican Petroleum, Pan-American, Houston Locomotive, Stude- Oll, Baldwin ‘Baker and Haskell & Barker. these stocks and a number of othe - Specialties there waa y gorous buy ‘ht through the first hour. shares were all but neg- lected, and in this group it was ex- eeptiona! to find price fluctuations of as much asa point. Steel shares erparently were held tn check by the announcement that the Un'te? Gtates Stee! Corporation, in an ef fort to induce a larger volume of ‘dusiness, had decided to reduce the price of steel rails from $47 to $49 @ ton. It was admitted by Judge Gary that present costs do not war- gant such reduction. 11 TO 12,* ‘There was considerable slackening in fhe volume of business in the final four, but most of the leading spe- clalties were able to hold practi- cally all their early eains. Traders who bought stocks yesterday in + anticipation of a drive against the shorts took their profits, but in the main these profit taking sales were Steel shares and Cent Leather of Cerro De Pasco Chandie: Motors CoC ams... & Peabody. 41 easily absorbed. rails continued to be backward. ‘The cotton market My unchanged. Wheat wi Wy, showing a loss of two cents Foreign exchange rates ‘Famous Players. Famous Players of 7H Sse es Gen Arpbalt of | Gamon Wi & Wis Goeveral Flectric .. LIBERTY BONDS. ‘Tberty 3 1-28 openod at 92.04, off 1-2; 24, 41-48, 92.48, off .02; 3d, 94.68, off wh, 92.70, off .08; Victory 83-45, ‘Up .04; 43-48, 9 EXCHA: GE OPENING. 3.931-8, off 5-8. French francs, de- |, .0893; cables, 0894, unchanged. Beigian francs, de- 0714; cables, .0715, off 0003. Marks, demand and cables, . Greek drachma, demand, 0433, unchanged. Sw! Inter Mer Marine. loter Mer mar pf. Springfield. . Kennecott Copper. MRS. GRISWOLD SANE, ALIENISTS TESTIFY Louls & Nashville 1 Mackay Comoany Was Incompetent te Make Will, | ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 22. mony of alienists as to whether Mrs. Allee Gerry Griswold was competent probate of which is now being fought by the Countess St. ~ Clair da Conturbia, daughter, filled the eleventh hearing im the case in the Orphans’ Court. Counsel for Mis. Middle States Oi. 18 “to make the will, Mrs. Griswold's & Sta. Central ,YNUAH Norfolk & West fhe ra Scotia Steel Mary Drischman, chief legatee, called Dr. Sherman F. Gilpin, chief or the nervous clinic of Jefferson Hospital, and Dr. T. b. Tag- nerve specialist. they had never seen a case of In Sanity caused by veronal, contradict ing cestimony of physicians called by counsel for the Countess. Both sides finished with witnesses. Judge Ingersoll announced that argu- ments would be heard any time after Oklahoma P & R Orihieam Cireuit Amer Pot 1 n Seainl Steed a Moving Northward, ived to-day b: orm central this 1 near and » mowing north : ; _-SWHAT'S GOING ON HERE} ae charge OW of Nd Nd wt... 1 « vaudeville in’ New Bost ‘Texas Company 26000 againat the cit Pacific be three orphan childre 2018" when ‘hla Joie pavemeny bel Hie, 20% u x AM a0% Om ‘Am International, 834 Am Locomotive. e1% oN Hasor.. 44 & Con, Am Smelt & Hef. Am Brn & Ret yt. Am Stent Fairy Pacifie .. 111% a% + BON . 2 42% ry CM&BPRR. 2% CMASPRR vf 6% RI & Pac. 82 Chic Great Wentern 6% Chie Great West pt 13% Chie & NW Ry. 1% 1% 43% AK Col Fuel & trov.. 4M & Gouthem... 35 Col Gan & Eretric 61% Columbia Grapho . 3% 00 164% Con IntCai Min... + F) 80 61% Ouba Cane Sugar. 7% Cuba Cane Sug of. 18% Cuban Amer Sngar, 12% Del Lack & West. 106 EndicottJohnana .. 0% 1% Th Wm Os 10% 18% Bi o1% ca 12 10 General Motor rf. GK General Motor 6 pc 2% Bh Great Northern pf TIM 30% Harcoll & Barker 78% % 10% Indiaboma Refining 3M Inaplration Copper... 34% Inter Cone Corp... ard Inter Harventer. Lee Rubber & Tire 2 21% Minn & St Louie, 7 18M 42 18% u ry 24 yt Marjuette 1S 5% 0% , eNO aR a 21% Tex & Pac Coal... 26 lor, 20% aa UN Si 9% Ly 108 1 124% 1% 9% 8% 2M 3% 20% + 1% | Union Pacific US Ruther Im of 58 Vanadium Steel . Waban of A Weber & Hell West Maryland +++eel +] eeeskeree os Seeese Feesser eeeisceccccées eit ‘Total sales 888,700, THE CURB—CLOSING. INDUSTRIALS. lt) +ie+ +t ee 100 Packard Motor . 100 *Perfection Tire 100 Radio Com 100 Rio Motor Truck . 800 Bouth Coal & Iron. 1000 Sweets Co... 8 Steam 1000 *U # Bhip Corp... 600 United Profit Sharing. 100 United Tet Candy... 200 Wayne Coat 5 STANDARD OILS. 100 Angio Am O11 5200 Atlantic Lobos 800 8 O11 of Ind 10 Vacuum O11 . INDEPENDENT O18. 1200 *Roston Wyoming . 200 Cities Service Bette 10 Cities Service pt old. 300 Fik Basin Pet.. 1600 Federa} O11 5 ll 1 Se 2 | I+thd [++ #117 Fe Fee e Fa On 00 Int Pete 900 Keystone Ranger 1300 Lyons Peto 300 Magna Ot! 500 Meracaibo O11 300 *Meridian Pete ererss +++ 144) ee 4200 Mexico O11 500 Omar OW 00 Salt Creek Prod Peto ae 2100 Skelly O11 5100 Texon O & UL #00 *Turkinney rod - 100 Woodburn jee $44 108 Alas-Br Cot 100 Alvarado Mtn £000 *Big Tadae 3200 Bost & Mont 300 Canada Cop «at 700 Corter Silver. 4 eeeer Fe +4414] ones Motheriode Cit. Motherlode new . *National Tin favada Ohptr Hercules. So Am P & G United Eastern, Yukon Gold feen e8e5 #8 Fe ++ ++$+ + +++ oF Fi Vacuum O17 Walter 1 jon parade afternoon in. J started at Bow To-morrow will The Protest rad 1 WASHINGTON Hood of New Jers by President ident and Consul General nated to-day be Minister THE Figs. 119% 1% 111% United Food Prod. 12% Un Ry Inv Co pt. 19 | Un Metait Store ., 63% 8 Tod Alcohol... 44% Realty & Lap. 64 48% BM Cy 20% 8 1% 20 13% 0% oe by 6% 12% WillymOveriand .. 6% Winn & Co ry Lib 200 Columbia Emerald . 100 Cont Motors . 200 Empire Food . 700 Gien Alden Coal, 100 Goldwyn Pictures on on on Pet on MINING. Gold. Goldfield Florence ., Hecla Mining. *Iron Iloasom Divide FOREI Argentno 88 BOND: ® Aluminum Te 33. 3 ‘Tel 6x 22 Am Tel 6s 5 Anaconda Anglo Am. Armour & Co 79 Beth Steel ts 22 (Beth Steel Ts 35 4 29. TMs Ps Chi & Fast 1) 8. Cuban 1 Goodrich Tire Ta... Gut ou ts Inter oT Ms. Libby MeN & L Ts fat Cloak & Suit &s YaNG Sears Morbuck Ts 22 2 Bears Noebuck Ts Shansheen, 2 Kolvay et Ch Southwest Hell Ts BONY Swift & Co Ts 25 Swift & Co Te 31 ‘Tass Co Ts Ths. Bs. 26 Falison Tis ‘Toledo Traction ay Tine ind « northbound I an Shea had Henry the vhauffeur Turner to Poiselinte recelyed at Pty I whieh sie had Ath Street hospital giving Mrs Dr Felgan nan Wi Bellevue Hospital, ax pronounced dead Mig Ired Rosoff, #1 the spitul yeaterda rtestanta EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OOTOBER 22, 1921,’ PL e+eet+ete » eeercrcerse JURY IS REPROVED FOR CLEARING CITY Judge Who Is at a Loss to Understand Verdict. Raymond B, Carver, & indictment handed down in December, 1919, Carver was tried, said to the ju js Trans, WOMAN AND GIRL KILLED BY TWO AUTOMOBILES. | “M1” Porneiian arner, forty-elght est Mth Street, wits died upon a jHoxpltal last night of a fracture from Ilower Hos- of a fractured skull, Was run omoblie near he - Protestant Clermy Lead Jersey City Parade, of their second annual dena: and mass tn down by an | 8 Str at clergy of the for $3,000. leader, who defended Capt. Carver, contended that the truck was not the property of the city, because it had not been entered on the city’s prop- sold it for $3,000 to Willinm H. Moore, manager here for the Garford Com- pany; Mr. Donnellan also contended that inasmuch as the Garford Gom- pany reimbursed the city by deliver- ing another truck after the first transaction had been investigated no loss had been suffered and no larceny committed. Stress was also lafd on Capt. Carver's war service Judge Talley, before whom Capt. on recewing the verdict of acquittal: © court finds it extremely dif- ficult to understand your yerdict. I have no quarrel with the verdict. The responsibility was yours. But you if%| must not complain if, later on, people who rob the City of New York go 244 | Unpunished.” Assistant District Attorney Jerome Simmons sald to-day that he was un- able to understand the verdict, excupt that {t was a tributé to the person- sy]ality of the defendant, rendered in 74! sympathy. “We took testimony from six wit- nesses,” he said, ‘including officers of the Garford Company and former Street Cleaning Commissioner Mc- Stay. The evidence was about us tollows: “The truck was delivered to Station L of the Street Cleaning Department Garford chauffeur. Under the de- partment rules it should have been taken inside and entered on the p erty slips hy the property clerk, In- stead, Carver took over the truck and receipted for it as examining en butside the door of the department garage and took {t out for a test. He drove it to the Garford g: Street and left it there. “March 20 the Garford neer ompany about the same tim of Commissioner A. D. Mct over a lot of obs' parts, juni, to the ¢ in full payment f lvered. truck to be de- property account showed no deliver stoner McSt Hirshfield and Mcs September—the delay being for tho securing of recor Mr. Moore and Byerett &. Fink the“transaction ef March 19-29, Lata] ay | were indicted with Capt, Cary and | are waiting trial At Mr. Donnellan effice It w said: ‘The sole question bef t jury was whether | Pany actually delivered a truct Tabanon | the city, They said ‘No’ They 1 [in mind that the Garford pa had an order to deliver the tru the Central Street Cleaning Statl and, instead, vered It to a ret, where the elty not accept automobile deiive barn {n 99th § Carver did not sign a rex but did write «ba t receipt form a Ate t machine was In good running « and orfered the machine sent ba to the Garford Garaxe “Finally they had in mind that Comptroller, months later, wrote re peatedly to the Garford Company as ENGINEER OF THEFT “Responsibility Yours,” Says amining en- gineer of the Street Cleaning De- partment, veteran of the Spanish War, wounded overseas serving as a captain tn the Motor ‘Transport Corps of the A. B. F. and a former Assem- blyman, was acquitted late yesterday of a charge of grand larceny on an It was charged that a Garford truck, worth $5,000, had been taken from the Street Cleaning Department on the day of its delivery by the manufacturers and sold back to the Garford Company hy Capt. Carver George L. Donnellan, the Tammany erty account at the time Capt. Carver at 99th Street, March 19, 1919, by a rage in 42d | through Wiillam H, Moore gave him a check for $3,000 for the truck. At} , ne city, by order le lete automobile arford Company “In June or July a check up of the to the city of the truck which had been paid for. An investigation at| the Garford offices caused Commis- y to lay the matter before Commissioner of Accounts Hirshfield. y as board of inquiry started an investigation in from the COLLINS GOES BACK TO DUBLIN Confer With.De Valera on Telegram to Pope. delegate to the conference here with to a settlement of the Irish question, left London for Dublin to-day. It was stated that he was going to Ire- land on private business, but in the ‘Lght of the crisis which was reached in the conferenve negotiations yes- terday it was regarded as probable in political quarters: that the chiof reason underlying his visit was a de- sire to see Bamon de Valera and in- form him of the effect his unaxpected telegram to Pops Benedict had pro- duced. It was reportsi to-day that the Sinn Finn had been asked by the Government representatives for as- surances that the question of a re- public tn Ireland be eliminated from the conference dimussions. The point was made at Sinn Fein headquarters this afternoon that Mr. De Valera had anid nothing in his telegram to the Pope that he did not say in his correspondence with Pre- mier Lloyd George while the latter was at Inverness. The Sinn Feiners Mr, De Valera'’s refusal to withdraw his statement of Republican princi- ples on Mr. Lloyd George's demand If it was wrong of the Republican leader to reassert this principle at the present juncture, {t was argued, advisers to present their own view in the King’s telegram to the Pontiff. It 1s believed in some quarters that an interchange of notes will take place during the week-end between the Irish and British plentpotentiaries here. The fear was expressed that the situation would thus revert to the position of a month ago in these negotiations —correspondence taking the place of verbal discussion. * BELFAST, Oct. 22 (Associated Press).—In an editorial to-day the |Irsh Independent, the Nationalist! \in time for a landing at 11 o'clock this organ, says that Prime Minister Lloyd George desires to leave England for Washington early in November irre spective of whether there is or is not the Irish conference before he parts. “His plan js to secure for himself a favorable reception in America by telling the people on the other side of the Atlantic that the Irish questio: is being thoroughly threshed out at the conference in Downing Street and that everyth.ng is going well in the direction of a certain settlement says the editorial. The Irish plenipotentiaries, need- ss to say, would not acquiesce in ny such arrangement. They will in- sist that before the Premler stars for America the vital issues at stak> must be settled or the impossibility of a settlement finally demonstrated. This would mean that if there were no Irish peace the Premier would not & to America.” ee HYLAN TELLS QUEENS CURRAN IS DODGING “Deliberately Lying About Schooler to Divert Voters From 5-Cent-Fare Issue.” Perfect team work marked the ap- pes arance at four meetings in Queens troller Craig ani. Dock Commissioner ; the Board of Aldermen. Mayor Hylan made a detailed de- fense of his school policy, Craig at- jarford factory tn Ohio. © evidence taken by them was forwarded to the Districe Attorney and an indictment was found in December “After the whole matter had bedn «fore the public in this way the city made a demand on the Garford com pany for the truck pald for by t $5,000 we of obsolete material, and the Garford people delivered to th | clty 4 duplicate of the first truck lished to the satisfaction of the jury that the truek had not been stolen from the city, as charged in the in dictinent, becuuse the eity had neve recorded the truck as its property and berause of revetving the second truck, had suffered no loss as | ganiza proving New York's harbor. ‘harging Mr. Curran ts deliberately & aboul the crowded condition of kchools in order to divert the] jininds of the voters from the 5-cent |fare issue, Mayor Hylan quoted tig ures Jana 4 «idor, honesty or omptrolier Craig charged tha 4n has no opinion on t wore he elected “it would be suppl ‘i <oeng or some othe: ov. Miller.” Hi 1 United States Senato, und Surveyor of the Port K belittling the school con Senator titerests as they did t |men for Gov. Miller's Tri on Law > Surprises Three Pashing Taxt, | en One in Cellar, Cnt Bridge early to-day into a cel | he says he found Joseph O'Neil. twenty [who lives at that address. | 0 | rralgned in th i larceny charge that the | something It never possessed.” Carver was suspended as enginecr | when he Was indicted. It was stated ert Cleaning Department thet his acquittal woulg act to re- \store Aim to dn ty and necessita-4 the full payment of his salary for the werting that ‘ao (eaivery, ote ‘roi are hi suspension. : th es IN IRISH CRISIS Sinn Fein Peace Envoy to LONDON, Oct 22 (Associated Press.) — Michao! Collins, Finance Minister of the Dail Eireann and British Government officials looking called attention also to the fact of! it was equally wrong of King Georgé’s | 4 settlement agreement reached 10 | Lapland tt st night of Mayor Hylan, Comp- | Hulbert, candidate for President of | tacked the Coalition candidates for |being backed by the Rockefellers and discussed traction, and Commissioner Hulbert elaborated on plans for tie ye ge audiences applauded the | CHIEF OF BELGIAN WAR FORCES CITY WILL HONOR TO-DAY BELGIAN WAR HERO. IS DELAYED AT SEA, ARRIVES AT 4 P. M. City Ready to Greet Lieut Gen, Jacques, but Lapland Is Hours Overdue. The third of the World War heroes |" Canvass Urged to Find to visit this country as the guest of the American Legion, Lieut. Gen. taft of the} rive in the} Baron Jacques, Chief of Belgian Army, will not ‘city until late this afternoon. It had| been thought that the Red Star Lin steamship Lapland, which is bringing him from Antwerp, would reach port morning, and on this account peopie gathered carly at Pler A, where pollce lines were formed at 10 o'clock. But a wireless message came from \the steamship that she was ninety- six miles east of Ambrose Lightship at 8 o'clock under escort of twelve destroyers, which had her 100 known speed of the miles at sea. Th prefore makes it likely that she will not reach the lightship until 2 o'clock and Quarantine an| hour later. So it will probably be about 4 o'clock before Gen. Jacques lands at the Battery. She will be met at Quarantine by military and naval officers aboard the Vigilant, the naval tug which yesterday met Admiral Lord Beatty, and thus landed at Pler A Military and civil authorities have arranged to extend the official greet- ings of the Nafion, State and city and of the American Legion, The cere- monies will be similar to those ac- corded Gen. Diaz and Lord Beatty He will be met down the bay, landed at Pier A, escorted to the City Hall to receive the freedom of he city from Mayor Hylan and then to the Pennsylvania Hotel, where he will j spend the night Gen. Diaz, Admiral Beatty and Gen, Jacques have been assigned to cars with their staffs in the order named, rank, for them which is according to the the special train that will carry to Washington to-morrow é —$<—— U. S. JUDGE FORBIDS Mayer Holds America Ne Rinkn © Thefts in Shipment fed: “But I cannot expect | accuracy from ke as kwood's bosses, who would deliver him for the Seac}ion nly re | Firing several shots, Policeman Jack three men he surprised 1 taxicab acros# the Willis at No, 401 East 185th Street, where i was Morrisunia Court on the City of New y very sensibly decided ty could not be robbed of Through Statens. In one of the most drastic deci- ‘sions rendered unaer (he Volstead law, United States District Judge Mayer held yesterday that trans shipment of liquor through this Calder | country, even though it originated in and {s destined for some foreign country, Is illegal The decision, dire jene previously .yndered in Michigan |was hailed by Federal officials be fo prevent huge transsh nts be dec which disposes of property under | water is invalld and that the properfy wh} | belongs to the city | was organized juring th meeting here which was year, ALIEN RUM TRANS!T d Not Run ry to cause jt sustains them in their efforts ty had CITY HOLDS THLE TO LAND RECT AIMED FROM SEATS RULING Appellate Term Reverses De- cision of Justice Callaghan in Coney Island Claim. The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn, to-day in reversing a decision made by Jus- tice Callaghan, held, in effect, that shore property reclaimed from the sea belongs to the city and not to the Individual owner of the upland pro- perty. The decision virtually sets aside and declares invalid a portion of a deed to preperty in Gravesend which was drawn by Willlam J. Gay- nor, later Mayor of New York. At the time the deed was drawn Mr. Gaynor was counsel to the old town of Gravesend which deeded the property. * The action at Issue was brought by Mrs. Ellen Nevins for an injunction to restrain Gus Friedauer from erect- ing a bungalow on the north side of | Coney Island fronting Gravesend | Bay by virtue of permission granted | him by the Commissioner of Docks. | The city was named as a party de- | fendant, The property in question was filled | {n and made part of the upland in 1918. Title tw the upland property was vested in Mrs. Nevins The original deed was drawn by Mr, Gaynor as counsel for the town of ¢ to a strip of property 300 feet wide and extended it from the shore line for a considers water, vesend. This deed gave title » distances under The Appellate Division in to-day’s on holds that part of the title fh was reclaimed when filled in —_- | CONNECTICUT BUSINESS PLANS TO MEET STRIKE on Ronde. NEW HAVEN, (ct. 22.—-The Indus- | trial Council of Connecticut, which war, held a tended by men and heads of industries m all parts of the State, ‘The dis- cussion was on methods to meet a railroad strike, A statement after the meeting sald that plans were made in regard to tho transportation of foodstuffs, raw ma- terials for Connecticut industries and products of factories in tHe State. It was stated that a canvass of indus- tries would be made to find men whose werk would make them likely candidates for work in case of a strike, Plans for co-operative effort in the movement of motor trucks were taken up, with a view to ining maxi- mum loads f directions when making trips. ae ANTHRACITE COLLIERIES ARE PUSHING OUTPUT Washertes Which Have Been Idle} ;a Bauer & Black product Are Ordered to Resume. HAZLETON, Pa., Oct. 22.—With a raflroad strike in prospect, collieries sent from the Hazieton and Mahanoy Division of the Lehigh Val road, breaking all records veral Washevies in the Schuy!- kill section which have not ‘been worked because of the slackened de- mand for'coal have resumed opera- tions. ———— SUGGESTION. (From the Kansas City Jou “Suggestion ts, the latest thing in training children. I've tried it. 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The case wilt be carried to the highest courts without delay Judge Mayer disposes of the claim | that the barring of such transship | ments {s a violation of British tr rights by stating P nts Cleve land and Harrison v 1 that the treaty provisions w alleged to uphold such transshipme been abrogate Judge Mayer's decision was ron ered in a sult to determine the ryit of the Collector pt the Port of New, York to* se xo: five cases of whissey brought from Seotiand aboard t Anchor Liner Cameronia July 27 for to lumilton, Dermuda,, = pests ones Liquer. 4. BORGO, Mgr. | | best pain and ache | neighbor. en to Work all trucks on both e turning out a capacity production | of anthracite coal to supply increased | demand. | Official figures just announced | show that yesterday 726 cars were n't RHEUMATIC ACHES | UICKLY RELIEVED IH racking, agonizing aes mee ache is quickly relieved by applying Sloan's Liniment freely, | It Pencirates without rubbing. 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