The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1922, Page 9

‘ A t é te, . \ yi END OF BUILDING sfor?4! BOOMS A SUDDEN AID TO LANDLORDS pee ‘Housing Under Way Means ormalcy—Leases Postpone Rei al Rent Test. , 27th Division Members Make It Snappy SPECIAL TROOPS At Their Ball at the Waldorf- HOSTS AT DANCE AT THE WALDORF Live Up to o Military Tradition by Bringing Pretty Partners to Ball. Gay soldier boys of the 27th Divis- fon tripped light fantastic last ht at the Waldorf-Astoria, and had r their partners some of the sweet- et, cutest and orettidst girls of New York. !t was the rank and file of the Special Troops that trod the mea- ures, und it was the non-coms who had charge of the arrangements, Which were put through with ma- @hine-Nike precision, just like a drill on the field. The Special Troops’ are something ew in soldier Ife in the State of New fork, making an organization by hemsclves within the organization of the old division. They comprise tho Headquarters Company, Tank Com- Pany, Signal Company, Military Pu Nee, Ordnance and Motorcycle Com- Panies and the Medical Detachment. They are the old Machine Gun Bat- falion with some additions, and re- eeived thelr present distinction from Gen. John F. O'Ryan because of their ‘excellent work in camp last year, In the rank and file of the troops fare found here and there some of the With normal sabi in sight the building boom is halting. Rents still hold stubbornly near the highest figures, but this is due to the fact that apartment houses under way for 80,000 families, or 185,000 persons will not be ready for occupation until fall. New dwellings for 40,000 1armn- Hes, or 200,000 persons, partly finished and occupied, with many more being completed every day, are taking thousands away from city apartments, thus relieving the pressure in con- gested centres, but this does not show in the rental levels now because most apartment houses are tenanted under leases which do not expire until Qcie ber, thus postponing the teat which ig sure to be applied sooner or later through the law of supply and de- mand. As the new rent laws do not affect new houses, the builders can ask whatever rents they want, giving the first choice to tenants who can afford to pay for the luxury of latest hous- the SERST JULIAN i 1 STanuscunor Nicror: & CAPT. ¥, ing devices. Thu, the more eco- Boys who went overseas with the SAVARY nonce némically inclinec, will stay in older famous old New York Division, but Boge Lieut houses, where the laws give them for the most part the members are of H.D. fair protection from further rent ad- the new generation who were too yances, and this situation also tends COCHRANE Young to get into the big game. The to retard the action of supply and elder fellows called it quits when they demand in reducing average rent fot through with the Argonne. levels throughout the city. But Major John C. Mansfield of the old statisticians figure that the average is Engineer Regiment, which went 10 To 19 per cent, below the pealc oO under Colonel, now Gen. Cor- evem now, on account of the great ius Vanderbilt, is the commanding number of apartment structures jeer of the organization, and he has built or under way, and renting from lm lot of former 22d men with him. the plans, in outlying districts, Me, with the officers of the troops, These outside builders put up houses formed the Reception Committee, but the workers who were on the Floor Committee were the non-coms. They of a type which centres at $25 to $ ont in ers room wded city month, but which they can offer at half the were Sergts. H. Allison Buckbeo, G figures on account of the theaper lArthur Granquist, Victor Savary, sites. ‘This tends to lower the aver- er B, Walters, Leslie Crandell, such age level for sidered as a unit tire city, although types when con- throughout the en- old tenants must Julian N, Stahischmidt, ‘Allan R. Taylor, Charles pd Raymond Norton. Corporals P. Shinn move in order to get the advantage of EY HELPED MAKE IT SNAPPY lower outside prices: Sergeant Stahlschmidt is as long |—— ——— e = — | wHy BUILDING Boom MET fs his name. When he stands he is] ,. ; f as SUDDEN ‘END. giz feet two, but Greenwich Village | the 22d Armory and in charge of those u has nothing on his terpsichorean jazz, | S¢¥e" bullet riddled and camouflaged e or Ss ews n rie The sudden halt in the building He is a tanker and a banker; that is] tks, and he tries them out three or boom has been due to several causes: Re works in a bank and fights in a] four times a week on the old Ameri- Sian ee The main reason lay in the great can League grounds at Broadway and @ank, and he’s single, girls, he's single rush of plans filed just before April 1 “| | 168th Street, where Billy Sunday once which has been in successful operatiol howe wh Id cinder. and wants to know why he shouldn't : { y those who wanted to build under aa wants to naw why he snout’ | een ota tarnaere LOCAL gr eae erat adleeSt ing re Oly tel York except for a short time when he |CAME TO MANHATTAN FOR THE] Goi.y jax isa official opening for the] hath Be extended. run the risk of waiting for extension gays he was exiled in Brooklyn. BLOWOUT. enson to-day feta Tobamulenitve plaoiecite: on of the time limit for starting sudh Capt. Leslie A. Sackett, who was] Gorp!, Allan B. ‘Taylor, another o ‘ e pacer ion Rahn ii a ame eis work. All who otherwise would have on the Reception Committee, is the ine Floor Committee who made them |p Magistrate, O'Neill in. Will} vag Hecently. \Woted. to) sul ie the ques- | BUbeuclt plans:on ireverd during: the Supply Officer of the Special Troop-] gance, is a member of the Military msburg Court to Frances Adalinan of | tion to the people nt large. Sreater part of the yeur hastened to ers. He supplies everything and|police and hails from Yonkers and|No, 85 Leonurd Street; Brooklyn, who get them out before April, 1 ing Used to be with Vanderbilt's 22d En-|jnows what Yonkers are. He has] Was constantly changing her seat . << practically no volume of work for the ows whi onkers a e has C 2 Bincers, Last night ho was supply- Jiived there ten years and knows] ‘The Loyd Sabaudo Line has moved HEARST WILL RUN, Pb yiog renin This peapoln ied fs partners for bashful troopers. He} George Blak of the Assembly and] from the third floor of No. 44 Whitehail aut in Phe Byening World at the fi in the silk business, which the boys | tarry Haines, the Scrgeant-at-Arms, | Street to No, 3 State Btreet CONNERS INSISTS] timo, indicated practically a year's gay accounts for his smoothness on|and wise Sike Walsh, who has HisucanGele Gasea SReehe city --————_— holiday in new projects the dance floors, and in the matter of |yovie theatre In Yonkers, Mr. W: oaeitad Uinsreuue: nest Regards Publisher's Boost of] The next retarding factor was a r Jectiny partners. ie says, Is the Democratic leader up| involuntary and volunte " ‘ rapid spread of labor troubles and Capt. Oliver L. Bell commands thelin pis home town, but he had to get | ing fled Iylan for Governor as extortionate wage demands—! tank company and has with him some] nother leader to lead | NHanteas |) qhalcaiheen atte Ataeg) 1. 2B.. ein 5 layers getting $10 a day calling tor uf the boys who were over there, He'#! Lieut. 7. G. Collins was down from] just admitted to probat Camouflag $12, ond striking even: bef th proud of his tanks, He has seven ofltne Bronx representing the 1$5th|bequeaths $1,000 to Bethel Memori William J. Conners of Buffalo, man- | »O8SeS could grant it; plasterers get them and they are all riddled with] Field Artillery, Smiling Jim, they call] Hospital here, besides the residue of Jager of the up-State forces of Willi ting $12 to $14 leaving their Jove be bullets which were fired in France and|the Lieutenant, and he really hails] the estate. R. Hearst, after a talk with his ch ause they could get $15 to $18 from ome of the camouflage which was] from Manhattan, but there isn't room} ‘The Architectural Teague has ex- [It might on the State primary cam-| others eager to get the work done at used the seas still sticks to] for all the big guns in Manhattan, so] Pressed approvai of the plan for New [PRM Ghelareds x Stee Maen Sines OE: & INUpE phon ase them. has to divide his time between| York City and its environs outlined by! hominee “for Governor, He's mot, tof ot Ue . ee Lieut. Col, J. A. S. Mundy was at eoaua thers miling Jim went|the Russell Sage Foundation avidin Third came a genera on @ reception as the representative of down the line in jazz tme with Miss] He-lth Commissioner Copeland told] The up-Sta leader said between| dition of projects, with the necessity Division Headquarters. The Colonel] Lucy Carter, a charming girl from|the Press Club yesterday what New]sixty and seventy Democratic leaders| for builders to stop planning nem is de a hasty run from Brooklyn|old Mississippl. York must do to keep out foreign epi-| had been enlisted and that delegayons| Work until they could make bettor ther he had gone to the reception} Lieut. H. I). Cochrane jr. is in com-| 2e™/es- from up-State soon would be on thelr} headway with projects under be Marshal French at the Brooklyn| mand of thé Headquarters Company} To celebrate the twenty-fifth -anni- [Way to Now York to ask the publisher! the sarie time steel prices began to lub. Marshal French was swept from | of the 27th, and is the only officer at] Versary of the founding of Christodora |" °.C 1%, ivian, when asked whether he| say enee ory ter aed vee me a vill give a ne 2 van) whe eduwie! ey] had 1 g even through a lub in twenty minutes, with four] Capt. B. M. Douglass is abroad, H. D.|oU0 is eo 219) ‘Olas suggested by Mr. fearst in a Chi- i ala “ edt aa iMltary Croinak con! utriders who were motorcycle cops. | !s a bond salesman when he isn’t sol-| "82 . cago Interview, sald: Pebehrreennn aca ko lei tad a nd it was the rush hour at that, buc| diering, and a successful one, He is} ‘The engagement js announced of Mrs.| “I appreciate the very complimentary | #F¥atlve economic viewpoint. | las © cops cut through the 6 o'clock | former member of Company M of Alice W, Brinley King to Frederic’t W. | remarks make by Mr. Hearst, but I am|came the lending institutions wi ha Railiie a sharp ‘nits: throvet the Tist, with which organization he| Sherman of Rye. not a eandidate for Governor or any| curtailment of mortgage loans on the Be: tarp Knife throvgh new | ey ee the sean A new bumper attachment for auto- Jother office basis of the new inflation, 7 ‘ ‘ “old 7 piles demonstrated in Clty Mall Park aye The building slump was shown by Marshal French declared himseit} Here's to the old 71st, Lieutenant, | Me’ es ; ee . oh salt Cf tisfled that he went faster than the | @Md here's to the famous old 27th of | Yesterday picks up the person hit and IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. BE ee eat nitieg ray oe jermans on their retreat, He ikea | NeW York, that knocked the ‘‘hinder’’| #ldes him into a seat. pel eh $192,184,350 In April filings for new alpen ah thal: American q| out of the’ Hindenberg Line A benefit for the family of Policeman] College of Pharmacy of Fordham, [buildings In 142 cities, nst $221, hauff teh Copa: aay MeMall, shot by a hold-up man last|dinner-dance, Astor, 7 P. M. 1,900 during Mareh, with New York attra ony} the ane hesra March, will be held Monday night at ner York Trust Club, dinner-dance, |city showing $39,012,000 for the past i rooklyn . the Stadium Theatre, Brooklyn stor, 7 P. M. month, against $88,176,600 in March iat anything tothe way thy | SHIP NEWS INFORMATION| sven wisetse™ sores we agae[ per Ch aance and super, ax (BoM, aetna AHBITEIND J ° 0 carry him back to the anople, was notified yesterday of his |‘ : i metropolitan lead,in building, and the more, ; Due To-Day. | tppolntment os Archbishop of Americal gen Pusching, Aston 8 oe Men ©? |sndden decline in New York is ex- 18 BLOOD MIXTURE MAKES | fantcAuenter. Napl 4h] of the astern Greek Orthodox Church. |’ “Gothic Ledge, dinner-dance, Pennayl-|pected to ‘be followed promptly by John Gh ‘ ho had fi Monterey, Ha’ 10 fohn Ghapa, sixty-two, who had al|vania, evening, similar reaction throughout the coun- i HIM AMERICAN, Hourdoanals, Havre’: yi] furnished room at 14 Morris Street,] Aquehonga Lodge, dinner-dance, This, peeaee lied to financiers, Lieut. William J. Thompson (Old| Ruitancetiambure 2] five-stor ytenement, either fell or] Pennsylvania, evening. would be timely, because buildin il), was one of the Reception C Manuel Calvo, Cadiz, 30] jumped from the roof lust night and} National Industrial Council, meeting, Pig GRRE Geen ta dele hava con ittee, and as usual, he was Due To-Morrow. wa sinstantly killed. His family Js in| Pennsylvania, proincts: cise: year Locate hays bt’? Bill is atill with the 27th amnares, Par Limon, 1| Pownd. palontelatr Normal School, luncheon, fsumed over $1,000,000,000 of bail otch, Irish and English and that's | Presidente Wilson, Nap 4] guest of honor at a luncheon Jameslana dance, Pennayivania, evening Hag; Or QUI IBEO/ ei Dxes form-—8t definition of a good American Due Monday. Speyer gave at the City Midday Club]” atpha Kappa Psi, dinner, McAlpin, 7 time when these credits themselves jeut. Bob Miller is Bill's pal and Busnes Ayres»... yesterday. PM. " » McAlpin, 71+» petleved by many to be based not over on the other side with the] Porto Rico, ‘San Juan May 10{ Benjamin Gitlow, former Assembly:] Continuation School Teachers, Junch- {Upon Wealth already produced, as Ast Telegraph Battalion, stringing | Lafayette, Havre ., sbiay OS] man, released from Sing Sing after ]@on, McApin, 1 P. M. they should be to be safe, but upon lephone and telegraph wires and Due Tuesdap, serving a term for criminal anarchy,| Lutheran Woman's League, luncheon, |the inflation of twenty billions in tringing the Germans. Majestic, Southampton . sMay 10] received an ovation last eighteen anno, 12:30 P.M. Government bonds issued during a One of the guests of honor was Col, nies taeehceal oct *0)} minutes last night at a mass meeting Peon ig ational Bank, dance, Me- |. f three years to fill up the . W. Maloney, Division Signal Om | Mivnekanda, aactere * 6] in the Central Hee House Syracuse Alumnae, luncheon, Mcal-| Vl! caused by tmmense war destruc- m of the 27th, and the Chief Signal Due Wednesday, ¢ pin, 1 P, M. tion of the country's real wealth, Mount Clay, Hamburg « Gothland, Antwerp» Assyria, ‘Antwe Due Thursday, Micer of the State of New York. The lonel is a fine looking soldier and mufti a» charming personality, but Arethusa Sorority, pin, 1 P.M, Cooper Union, Class of 1924, supper, DOMESTIC. The Manchester Mirror, luncheon, MeAl- WARNS LENDERS OF DANGER FROM WAR INFLATION. one of the ; MeAlpin, 11:15 P. M.; Class of 1923, sup- @ greatest char Seydittz, Bremen .......... 6 Ni ? U “aoe n comme! hase to-day Brent i charm of the Maloney fezcilee, Hewes, 18] oldest evening newspapers of Northern | per, 11:16 P. M. Ir ramenting on this phase to-day ily is tho beautiful and distia- ‘Dee Friday. New England, has been purchased by| Rutgers Alumnae, tea, MoAtpin, 2]!resident Frank Batley of Prudencs pahed ES ng wife of the Colonel. |, oiu9, Rio Janeiro .. ccsevAprit 10] John H. F ahey, ow ar ond pul D laher 0 P.M. nds Corporation declared th. ut Ane ‘orp!. Raymond Norton of the Mo- Boll To-Day The Worcester Evening Post and for-) Kappa Phi Club, luncheon, McAlpin, | vesturs were becoming wary of In- reycle Company has a profile like ‘Mails Close. iner publisher of The Hoston Traveler, 11 p, yf, flated corporation securities and even empscy, only he's not as big as] Rotterdam, Boulogne: "8.00 A.A Darnages of approximately $850,000) | Twentieth Century Social Club, dunce, }uf some 6 per ceat. mortgage bonds mpsey and is better looking. He|!ymple, Bouthampton, 9.00 A.M, era asked against the Mid-Continent] MeAlpin, 8 P. M. “Take, for example, ortirare 0 Bea eee ok ne eT rapined, Antwerp. +. 8.00 A.M. Tire Manufacturing Company of Wichl- | Women's Press Club, meet Wal- : s isp are eae bla les a motoreycle like a speeding cop] President Fillmor Le dort. i" bullding constructed at the peak of ight, he had to hold himself in, be- Fe aM OE iow “York: vnbber importers: Ra Wdee aie a a. ik noome SHOWN at the peak of afte use ho was on the Floor Committee +80 AsM. trection of a schoolhouse at Cantigny, | Washington Heights Chapter, D, A.|war yields,” sald he. "Many a mort pa had to see to it that there was no per” France, where Gen, Pershing in hia offi: |®, luncheon, Waldorf-Astoria, 1 P. M. p has been inflated to correspond ding. Soa clal report declared American troops se Hallows Institute Auxillary, fictitious valuation, and Corpl. C. P. Shinn jr. is Raymond's 8.30 A'M. demonstrated their ‘fighting qualities og) eer Aa ora, 2PM. there are apt to be some sad ex and is some speed ball in an auto- |} b B36 AM, under extreme battle conditions,” has » TraMe Squad, dinner, Waldorf- | jences when the inevitable sluinp obile, He and Norton will be among} 220m tbo, Valpar £00 A. been decided upon by the National Geo- | Astoria, 7 P.M. mes in rental values due to a 1 t! naan.” Natal. 100 4 hic Society at Washington. Nebraska Society, meeting, Waldorf-| °°!" jose present at the camp of the spe Bria, tnt rere wt graphic So y ne Astoria, 2 P.M. tural adjust nt, even if not greatly troops at Peekskill from Aug. Mary, Barahona sssr. 8.30 ACM. er St. Mary's Alumnae, meeting, Wal ited by an overproduction in Sept. 10. Corpl. Shinn, outside the Sail’ Monday. FOREIGN. dorf-Astoria, 2 P.M nes. Tam looking for the wiv a in the’ hardware businese=-| a9, suishos = ghratadora House Alumn! Associa- 1 t of miny equities due to this - ‘apte, Lisbon jon, dinner, Commodore, 7 1. M ou iy sures endu musehold, not light. Another ‘sdacheafor Frenoh. aviallon| “epoca ne ree hema ming und many foreci adr "Come out to the 22d Armory and will be recorded on the first of July, | No. 167 West 12th Sireet, 8 P.M principal of the mortgage our cay invited Clarence H. | Mauretania, South- when the Paris-Constantinople route] Public School Kindergarten Associa- bb, ‘Capt, “Bobb is the armorer Of" reliance, Hambir; will open, The Paris-Warsaw service, |tion, luncheon, Commodore, 1 P. M. tho face of the statistics, the 4 Hen) THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1922, High. Ady Rumely oo... IT Ajax Rubber .... 4% 37 Alaska Gold % % w Alaska Juneau. 1% 1% * Allis:Chaimers .. 40% 48% % Am Agr Chem... 89 39 % Am Beet Sugar. 39% 30% bid Am Rosch Mag.. 40% 43 1% Am Brake Shoe.. 61 61 ‘ Am Can 1 4% 47% * Am Car & Foun. 2 Am Cotton Of... Am Drug Synd M Am H&L pf... % AM To® sesisaees 1 Am Tee pt. ‘ x Am International, ‘A Am Locomotive, Allied Che 5 M Am Batety azo Aim Ship & Com ts Am Smelt & Ref % Am Sm & Ref pf. % Am Steel Pary Mi Am Sugar % Am Sum Tob. 1% Ain Tel & Tol “ Am Tobacco % Am ‘Tob cts Tt 19045 4 Am Chi 12% he Am La France 12 Ain Radiator os : Am Water W & 1 ‘ Austin Nichol % Am Wool N Am Zin 4 Anaconda % Asnuclated ON % Atehtnon Ry + % At Hirm & Atl m+ M Atl Const Line 102 + 1% AU Gute WE au 4 Atlantic Fruits. 4 + % Baldwin Lovo umm + % Balt & Oo .. 46% + % alt & Obto pt 60% Barnadnie A 4 % Hatopllas Min % Beth Steel... % Beth tect 8 p ¢ 1% Beth Steol 4 Bklyn Rap Tran Bklyn Kap T ota Hurns Hrow 4 183% + Mu Karns Brow 8 404 rh Butte & Zing \ 8% Butte & Supe 2085 —- 4 Butteriek Co 20 + % Caddo Cent Cii 12% + % Calif. Petro DOs too Carson MMV ty 1 — Cankdian Paoltic 190%, 180% — 1 Contral Leather 0% AT \ Corre De Pasec NN Certain-Toed Prod au 1% Chandler Motors Chea & Ohlo 4 Chie & Alton 1 Ch & Alton % Ch M é stp CMeREN Chie 1 & Pu ernie ene Cite Chie & He ue © Went eat pe No W ity J. Cot Baw Col & Southern Col Gax & Bier & tien 4K) 1 a8 lumbla Grapho, 445 1% + Tay & Rec 67 ay 4 OL GAM secees 114 Now + Consol ‘Textile 13% 13% Con Intent Mine. & 8 4 Ul pt H Cuban Amer Sug. A + Cuban Amn 8 pt, Daviwon Chem .. 0 De Beers Min Det & Hudyon Del Lack. & West 117 kndicotttohn Ra% Erie f Lire tat pe. 1, 2h Ely 2d pt 1 1 Valrbantes. 1 1B 2% Pamous Mayers Suis $00 Fed Min & Sn 19 48 Wisk Rubber .... 18 18% & Hrecport Texas. 1s 1H, General Aspha! OM Gaston Wi & Wis 'y $ General Electric... 198% 168% *) Motor 129, 12% Gen Motor 6 pe. IM Kt Goodrich w.sse6.. 464 40 : ‘anby Mining... Gt Northern. pt Great Nor Ore. Guan Sugar Gulf Btates Bteet Habershaw Elec. . Hydraulle Steel... Houston Ol... Hupp Motors. stake Min., on Central... Indinhoma Ref. Indian Refinin Inspiration Cop. Paper Mor Marine Inter Mer Mar pf Inter Nickel Invincible Ol... Island OM, sess Iron Products Jewel Tea .... Jewel Tea pf... Jones Tea .....4 Int Conib Eng. Kansas City So-, Kansas City So pf Kelly Bpring ).., Kelsey Wheel 1.) Kennecott Cop . . rn Keyatone Tire . Kresge .. Laclede Gas Lacka Rte Luke Erle & West Lee Rubber & Tire Lehigh Valley .. 6 os Blevated 51 Man Shirt « c Martin Parry a Maxwell Motor A 7i%4 Maxwell Motor B, 22% Melntyre P Mine 1814 Mex Petroleum .. 184 F. W, Dodge Company reports for April showing contracts awarded In the greater city for $78,660,500, or an increase of 27 per cent. over March, would seem to vary from Bradstreet’s, but the Dodge totals represent contracts awarded upon projects placed on record during March or February, while Bradstreet's totals account for plans filed but tn most instances not yet put under contract. The Dodge figures show construc- tion started during the first four months of the year culling for §211,- 407,200, or three times more than for the corresponding period last y April contracts awarded gave 48 cent. for tial work $47 403,109, for public works and utilities $11,646,000 for business build $4,874,000 educational, Wall St. Gossip High, Low, Sitar Gener 5, HM 284 284 + A] The impetus given the stock market ie tater Ol am 14h = by the announcement of a merger Meee cia dnt tak ga tM] between the Bethlehem and Lack- i kin ata He + 4] SWanna steel companies continued Mo Pacific... 28% + 4%] to have an (mportant effect on prices Mo Pacitic pt OTM +1 to-a) The whole list was active Mént Ward . ats + 's/ and strong, with the independent Montana Power.. 72% + “) steel sha i " ire sal Ge rot etka still commanding most at RR Mex 2d, 5% ‘lee 2 : National Blecuit.. 145 M45 ws Nat Enam @ tp, 42 40% 42 4+ 1%] Advances ranging from one to more Nevada Connol .. 10% 19% 16% than three points were the rule in New On T & M.. G54 5% 65% + M1 the Independent steel group. Mis bese th Se St I] collancous industrials were able t pay NI tae toy + | Tite to the extent of good-sized f . NYOaW..... tions, and in some instances to more Northen Pas.. + than two points, Even the rails Nova Scotia Steet c which were largely neglected du Oklahoma P & It ing yesterday's forward movenen Beir ate eet were In Increased demand and rx Via levator... , ite. Bite : . wy] fractionally. Owens Bottling + ee Ono Da Be ZY] puying of the steet shares to-day Poxtum Cereai and for that matter throughout t sac Dev Corp %]\ whole market—was encouraged atte awe aus “| part by the position Atto Hake + bf General Daugherty has taken re | pee Bate he it] garding the stock merger now be 2 » 4] ing planned. ‘The Attorney Gen val | w] eral made \t plain that it was not ! the disposition of the Administration vi rattogee + "4 to harry big business and, accord- w | Mouth na ee ing to statements attributed to him, Pe ! Bwee Apeaee ty] he would prefer to investigate H Pleree Arrow pf + | some of the Investigators than to Heres On conduct an examination as to the | Pittsburgh Coal + * legitimacy of the proposed steel Pond Creek Coal % pe HuntE Alee RSEAE Fig|Crucibie Steet was especially promt, F Ture Ol nent in to-day's dealings, It rose to ' Pub Ser of 4] a new high for the year above 77. \ Prod & Tet +2 4 gain of nearly two points on the Ray Copper ; “1 day. Transactions in United States j A] Steel were in huge volume and at | mington Type % Hentogie Sigel +1] higher prices. Equipments were | i Rep [ron & Bteel 44%] higer, Republic, Midvale, Sloss Shef. { ' Royal tuten N.Y %| field and other independent steels ‘ Merce OM pt +1 rose ‘from one to more than three tl & San F 1%] points, ! Berit) Coa maken ‘| ‘There was so much discussion re ‘ Ma Meekin 3 garding, mergers that such factors Seaboard Aly Lb, 7 Senra-Roebuck um as the Genoa conference were al ' reall ad his most entirely overlooked. Althoug!) Sloan Sheff Su. n8t there is, apparently, a much Fouthern Pac oy stronger piulthood that the confer uthern ty 24g ence wilf be abandoned, tempor Stand Ol of Nd 187% arily at least, the stock market e/ peo ee eee Me fect was negligible, and the foreign PE et Rel exchange markets remained firm Studebaker 1K Bub Boat 5 Prices continued strong until the end Huperior Ot1 8 of the two-hour session, and in the Huperior Ste Tex Guilt Sulp Coun Cop & Ch x Compar highly speculative issues final price. were the highest of the day. aE LINN tae es Ta GIRL ASKS $100,000 4 Fobaeco Prod Tranmcon Olt Teanmue & W Vaion Ol, Union Pacific Dental Paste Advertisement Saying She “Dare Not Laugh” Brings Suit. United Alloy rf Ve oki Miss Estelle Schindelman, nineteen ee Un Ry Inv Co and pretty, has ideas about having r Un Rotall Storen her photograph used in an advertise Lieve ment for a brand of tooth paste. U & Ind Ateoho! Through her guardian ad litem ve ae Lester M. Emmett, she filed suit In te US Rub tat pe County Clerk's office yesterday t heuer $100,000 damages against the Forh. bo ata Company. Utah Securities She alleges that without obtainin \ iui Bive her or her parents’ consent tn writtr Va Care \ and after she had directed the cur Va Care Chem pany to discontinue using her phos Va tron Cont & ¢ graph, the company caused it to Racer Gea published In Sunday rotogravure Naa sal tions of a New York and a Philad: Ryeat bettie: Cokh phia newspaper and tn a magazi Western Un The photograph tn one of the news Weatingtioun papers is attached to the complain Wheeling & 1.8. It shows-an attrattive girl with he Wheel & 1 6 pf hand over her mouth. Undernes ae ‘ol ee is the inscription: “Afraid to smi): Np oveciand She dare not unmask her smile |: Wilson & ¢ others learh the secret she shar ’ Worth Pump only with her mirror. Her tecth onc. : Total wntes, 750,600. so firm and white and beautiful ar: we carrer ae paying the penalty of her neglect.”” r LIBERTY BONDS, Miss Schindelman asserts that is Liberty 3% opened 99,28, off .02;| not exactly the sort of impression a Ist 4%s 99.78, off .04; 2d 99,56; 3a] Young girl would want her friends and 99.84, off .06; 4th 99.92; Victory 4% a} acaual Hadeuyarnpuyst li bes aoe bbe 110.66, off .02. i CURB reimburse her for the humiliation Opened steady, Mother Lode Coali-| mental angulsh and suffering she say: tion, 9%; Carib. 6%, off %; 8. ©, | thel? advertisement has caused, Ind,, 106%, up ‘%; Dantels Motors, ne 11%, off %; Mex. Seabd., 44%, up %;] TEACHERS ILL UNDER WORK. Hudson Motor, 20%; Intl, Pet., 21%, up %; Radio Com., 5 to 5%, off %; |Report to Council Says School Du- Philip Morris, 19%; T. #. Exp., 8%, ties Ave Tee 6 f up \. eh ae EXCHANGE OPENED| More than 2,500 teachers tn elemen- EASIER. tary schools were absent because of Sterling, demand, 4.44 1-4; cables, |Milness between January and March 7, 4.44 5-8, up 1-8. French fr., demand, | largely because of overwork and ner- .0911; cables, .0911 1-2, up .0002. Lire, | vous strain of clerical work at the end soniand ORES Cae, esas oe fm the term. it was reported to the BOD tee: eikian «= fr., demand, peaches Council yesterday by Mis: 08291-2; cables, .0830, unchanged. |<. 1 Maorks, .0034.3-4, off .0000 1-8. ee OF na saypesl Drachma, demand, 0123; cables met 0425, off .0005. Swiss fr.. demai The sivert regueetal that children be 1926 1-2; cables, .19281-2, off | released from school part of the leet :90011-2, Guilders, demand, .3868; | week of ® term to give the teachers = cables, .3863, off .0001, VPesetas, de- etal TOp _DCSSEATE: SLO TERE GENE yee mand, .1564; cables, .1556. X tepert, read by Agron EL Baty on kr., demand, .2668; cables alleged disloyal activities of membery 0002, Norwegian kr., demand, of Teachers’ Union, Local No. 5, Amer- 1) cables, .1867, off .00( fean Federtion of Teachers, was de- —_<-—__—_ clared by Abraham Lefkowitz, a mem- SOVIET FOR AMERICA, CRY [Piiunauons and caumnioas’ A? OF COMMUNIST JAILB Pa aL i UNIST JAILBIRDS.| 0 4y COLLECT FROM LENIN. Reds Low uy Ace m Russia at a SS Cibrario’ Os,42t Judgmen Rousing Meeting in ‘entral a Against Soviet In Upheld. The decision of Supreme Court Ju At a meeting at the Co ise er ea mat me ne, OMe AT ce Bijur awarding Jacques Cibra night, more than 3,000 supporters of the} $3421 damages against the Russ Workers’ Party of America and the| Federated Socialist Soviet Repuuili Natlonal De Committee, each with| toward paying counsel fees and cost ; a red ribbon or a red rose pinned to} printing on an appeai in the suit ic coat lapels,’ cheered shouted and] 900,000 against him was uphoiy yom sang the “International” as a xreet-|terday by He Appellate Division ing to the speakers, They were the| ‘Tho Soviet Republic brought suit a! heads of the Communist Party offtoging Cibrarlo converted about §$200,u Amertea, many of whom have recently|of thelr funds here while acting us heen released from jail. Some are now| thelr agent. The Appellate Divisior ; free on ball pending trial on appenta, | previously decided the’ Soviet Govern The Soviet Governinent of Russia] ment was not entitled to sue, being un ' was held up ax the model toward which | recognized by, the United Staten, the Workers’ Party should look, and — the coming of a revolution agatnst t D. J. COX. capitalistic class and to extablishme Daniel J. Cox, fifty-four, stock bro- here of a Soviet Government were seen] ker, at one time known as an aroateur « the only hope fo: ais counter thiete, died ‘Thursday at hi Resolutions ashing the freeing of potit- | 240 Hancock Street, Brooklyn. leal prisoners throughout the United] survived by his wif al services Suites were adspted. They will be sent] will be held to President Higrding and Gov. Mille: \ 1 Our Lady of Vea Oe Seem st alt