The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 19

; ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY OTHER SPORT Snot on tne ticker ; Morvich’s Full Sister WN WALL STREET Makes Good Impression || Financial ten and Mair Winning at Saratoga re + , AUGUST 10, 1922, 19 STOCK QUOTATIONS: | | sys ravensiiam |BANKERS COMBINE Or High) Low. Last. Open. High Low, Laat. Open, High. Lew. Laat, Adame Expres. TS TST) 1S. [Int Comb Eng... 4 23% 284 2M | Texan Co ay “ad “ay eu | In Dire Circumstances, Mrs. 10 PURCHASE COAL Advance Rumely. 18% 19 18% 19 | Ineplration Cop. 04 10% 40% | Texas Pacit 50% 32% OM Inter Cons Cor is Coa ‘ oO sserts, Advance Rume pt 48% aay anny | inter Cone Corp. 14 1% 1M] Texan Coal @ 0. BM 23H 23K 3H pp Asserts Ajax Rubber oy 3% 8K ou 125 125 125128 | Replying to th of Wi Aves Rut 1% Inter Agr Chem. 9 a 8 Prod... 78% 78% 78K TMT ay, ay a ‘e hepato ed Chem Inter Cement a1 “ul a1 Mt T erans-Cont Ol .. 18% 18% 18 19 | Paversham In the sult brought by her er Harvesters,, 101 Ly 107 1% (Tobac Prod ...4. 84% 53% 53% 83%] tO recover $11,000 which she says she efpmaton Allied Chem pt. AM Met ae ae ue ae een Ol 21% 21% 21% 21%] loaned him, Mrs. Marp Opp, his Allis Chaimera .. 53% m Beet Su Mer Mar pt 6i\ % 1 Am Reet Sugar.. 48 r ity vt . o 63 oF Tt ry 145% 144 «145 | mother-in-law, to-day filed aMdavits . n Tank © pf 109 108 100 108 Operators on Street Persist in Saying Railroads ton Pacit Am Bosch + BRM 18 18 Rubber SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., Aug-[frat two, but sie will remain in the|than the increasingly complicated] Am Lined oit ot $24 Kanses & Guit 56% 90% 5¢ | reason for Faveraham's counter claim|* STOUP of bankers here have organ- Springtie Rub int pe... 16 10.—Horsemen here are still discus- Am Locomotive . 119% waded al Ld Pe a ae On ae ‘ Am Brake Shoe... 67% per % Hl United alley a. 3m ‘Ste Btw BM fe AT URTeme Court Justice Lydon, | Big Pool to Take All Coal Al- r fi H Have Won Strike. Am Can ......... 58M pe .. % 2% r4 S + ST 87% 3T% 87% Iotating that she is in dire circum. oe Daughter of Runnymece and Hymer, Under Silks for First Time, Am Outen OH ss sae oll \ 18% Ltn iy tev pro ae By ® 38 Ustances as a reault of transactions In lotted and Turn Over Scores Easy Victory Over Such a Star as Silk Tassel and Is By R. R. Batson. oe sian Lye ga ’ United Re Storer, 6M 64 aay 64 [Which the actor was concerned to Consumers. Now Being Consi Coming Ch A Filil Crop news, tariff legisiation, money} Am Ht © Pf 3. 8. Cae ® uscir. Mo eae | She says she ts not able to maintain ; eing Considered as a Coming Champion Among Fililes. | ooiticns and the coal strike con-|am ter it ., Jewel Tea pt Cera: fe ee ele Eevee ee he: Sik Baek ie Sant ae, ue a: ‘Am Tht Gore Tor Bros Te u 8 Ind Alcohol 82% 62% 62% 62%) Street, around which the legal battle New York State will not a “ tinue to have a riore Important in-} AM [nt Corp... 3s 3 Kayser N UBS Ind Alco pf. 954 95K 95% 954 | contres, poled By Vincent Treanor. Runeclise was nominated for four} ayence in shaping financial sentiment} Am Linseed Oll.. 4 Kansas City So G8 Raatty. i... 10% 10 10 | Mra, Opp dectares there ie no valid] om ene Cecause Of Ick of money. 8 8 for $100,000 f he ized a pool to buy all coal allotted to sing to-day the championship possi.| Consolation number two, and the) allroad Iabor situation. Am Radiator... 110 mgnses 4 Us Bea it, seu, ieee | seate at the East i7th Street home [this State under Secretary of Com- BITES NHOTIE Te WITTER Rt) (OEE OL ore pr ence een ee ence aaa ene coreceeen | Am Bitty Risin Vis MAUI sist, U 8 Steel pr. 12) 1a" yo" {She says that during all that time|™erce Hoover's distribution plans. Runelise, a daughter of Runnymeade |fture, horsemen see nothing to bea Am Ship & Com 11q to have Congress enact legislation which will enable him to enforce his Lima Utah Capper 6% G54 54] 8he occupied but one room, the actor| TMs announcement was made by Utah Securition . 18% 16% 10M 10K [having Agreed to provide this room| Chairman E. H. Outerbridge of Gov. and Hymir, winner of the final event |e? unless It be the Western cham- Am Sin & Ref pf. 08% Of yesterday's racing card. Because {P!0% Anna M. Humphries, who cams Am Steel Foundry 41 i Steel Miller's coal commission last eve- She ie a fall aie ko ae becuse Teast winner of two straight In Ken-| demands for a settlement of the rall-| Am § + 80% fo Chem.si ste MM He MC LOTNAT CIR feo dee lenny iH lning, The Fedared plane provide that Morvich, unbeaten in his two-year-old [tUcky. ‘The Western filly went off in} road strike, the financial district per- | A™ bes Lehigh Valley ro Chem pt €2, @2 62 @2 [occupy the reat of the han” MENT fuel be sent to the various States as year, the Interest in her racing future |{Taining here, and is temporarily 9M} sists in the belief that a complete| 4m o7% toot hese Reece we a ae ine see |, SRVORENEME, th Bi ” fast as mined, providing the States is all the greater. the shelf. dor the riers te a; | Am erst aes 6 Tus Wabash RR. 12% 18% 12% 18H] . is answer, main-l needing It have the necessary finan- . : : victory for the carriers ie assured. + 122% bulk &: Nash WAtKn bE A me ate a2 ge [tained that loans his mother-in-law Under silks for the first time and] Harry Payne Whitney has sold his| No one whose opinion is worth} *Am Tobacco .... 147% aahet went ia i claims to have made him were ac-|‘'s! Tesources. on @ track dend and holding, Runelise | good four-year-old colt, Tryster, to J.l while expects that the powerful] ‘Am Tobacco B. 144 Metntyre P) Mines waters Pact. ie” te” ab” BS lcuaity advanced to bie wits, duile Coolsat, WO? (0 provide theese rencurews towroped her field, easing up in front|L. Replogle, the steel magnate, but} protherhoods will lend active support | AWWAE! 6 pe pf 40% Mackay Co Weatern Union... 110 1104 10110. | Faversham, and that he, ulle OPP] that the pool was formed. It has of as good a filly as Silk Tassel in the |the price has not been announced. |¢4 the Shopmen’s Union. Insofar as| A™ Wool ......+. 00% Mack Truck Inc Weat'houee 2 4 [bromine th e_made NO} pledged itself to pay for all coal ap- time of 1.02 flat. The previous win-|Mr. Replogle is well known on the | ¢, at | Anaconda. 59% Mallinson & Co.. Ney, Cramse) THIBIS Gee b Congressional action {s concerned, “It Wheeling & LE White Motors White O11 Overland Corp. portioned to New York. The Federal authorities bring {t only as far as the ny State line; then Gov. Miller's aids, us- 6% 6% | Provider,” giving his wife $2,000 aling the pool funds, will take charge of All Am Metal pf 107% Assets Reallzation 1% Asso Dry Goods . 56 + 102 13% 14 [nied by Mrs. Opp. “Iw “In| Faversham asserts ne ‘was a good ner, Doughoran, carried the same]turf and owns the Westmont Stable, pound in 1.03 2-5. which includes the good handicap “There's the filly of the year,''|horse, Sennings Park. Tryster has Man Shirt . Market St Ry Mark St Ly pr pt is to be remembered,” one well posted financial authority observes, “that resident may chison . 2d p % sald John Madden after the race, and| started three times this season, He | AY legislation the Prenaene may ask) Aublson «scree 108 Maria OU ie Overland Corp pf 38% 38% 87% 37% | MONth for househid expenses. \t, and the bankers will be repaid nearly every other good judge agreed] won the Fleet Wing Handicap at] Stuve would have to be prepared and| Atl Bim & Atl. 3% y Rar ine et ame cae cal Martin Perry . Mathieson Al Mex Seaboard Mex Seab pf Maxwell Mo A with him. Runelise is a chestnut,| Yonkers, was third to Rocket and while her great big brother, Morvich,| Dunboyne in the Toboggan, and pre- is a brown colt, but the filly is better] vious to that won the Paumonok at looking and racier in appearance than]|Jamaica, There are no further devel- Morvich was as a two-year-old. She}opments in the reported sale of ran just like Morvich did in his first] Whiskaway to the son of the late two-year-old start at Jamaica, scamp-| Senator Clark of Montana. ering away from the barrier on her — TUG ee when the coal Is sold to the consumer. Worth Pumps. 51 BL a8 TAFT LAYS DELAYS Te ls probable the Governor will call 4 Aero... A th wislature int I lon White wag Oil, at spi 28% 884] IN LAW TO CONGRESS |{%,Lesisature into special | seesion —= . ai to handle the coal and to replace Mr. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10 (Asso- | Outerbridge's organization. CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT | ciated Press).—Dependence upon ac-| This commission said also that even FOR U. S. AIRSHIP C-2 tion of Congress to effect reform, to] with rationing of avallasle supplies... Atl Coast Line .. 113% AU Frult ....6006 2M Atl Gut & WT. 30% Bald Locomotive 124 i B&O + 87% 58% 8TH OTH | Maxwell Mo B... Barnsdale A ..... 30% 30% 20% 2% I May Dept stores Batopiins Mining. =% =% =% WI Mexican Pot Beth Steel B.... 77% 77% TT% TT] Miami Copper reported on by the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. That committee ts headed by Samuel EB. Winslow and its membership is conservative.’’ Congressman Winslow, as his rec- ord indicates, is a business man of ee ee ee remove delays and to bring about jand use of substitutes, only about half { Booth Fisheries. 9 9 9 9 dle States 0! . only al { toes and maintaining a big lead all the| Sam Louls has Haluback in his}™arked ability. Wall treet believes, | srsokisn i:diaon.. 16% 116% 115% 15% | augcuie weet. wit map Route to| Peed In the administration of justice {the normal supply can be obtained. i rest of the way. barn. He got him for $2,100 after the |Tgntly or wrongly. 10 Cominits | SRNR Bove 24% 24% 24% Tatinn & Bt Louls ‘has not brought the best results and|The commission is seeking reports of ; elise ined by Johnny] gelding won the third race. lative proposals the House Commit-!pkiyn RT cts... 90% 20% 20% 20% Daa some different mode should be tried,” |stocks on hand and normal require- , Runeli js rained by J y | gelding Winsl is Chat a M. StP&S 8M WASHINGTON, Loftus, the ex-jockey, and is owned ~ tee, of which Winslow is Chairman, |pxiyn Union Gas. 113% 119% 118% U3% 1 ao Kan & Tex TON, Aug. 10.—Orders have | William Howard Taft, Chief Justice|ments from dealers. These will be ‘ Sree se 2 ved 7 may adopt, will be anything but] prown Shoe .... 55% 53% 38% O8%| MO Se nn wi been issued by the War Department for] of the United States, told the Ameri-|tsed in presenting New York's case : by Thomas Fortune Ryan, who re Trainer Maxey Hirsch saddled} MAY 10 rabanein| pOLnUUT Glew: lntareuce 7 ; under the name of the Oakridge] autumn Bells in the Sanford Memor- |<" cal from & alte me abseil ea 1s59 138% 195 ase [EY KA Tew the United States Army airship C-3,/ can Bar Association to-day. in the apportionment conference at ; Stable, Getting her to the post lial for his new jemployer, James B,|5° Tallread shares continue to wont eee ee Bs, ae a 4am 48u [MO Pacific now at Aberdeen, Md., to proceed about| ‘‘The failures of justice in this | Washington ‘ ; Winter fir time out te considered | eimith;, and thed went out andcaawiC> 6 Hew Mimi Dolnts 0b the) yea eee eee gins tk TK Heat Wars vs Aug. 16 to Langley Field, Va., to be/ country.” said Chief Justice Taft, a ‘ quite a training feat and pralse is be-| Ho MeMillan, which he sold only | phe genate's new sugar taritt|Butte Superior .. 30 90 30 itt tety placed in condition for a trane-contt-| “e8Peclally in the State Courts, have| ONE AMERICAN SLAIN, Hi Ing heaped at Loftus asa result. Sam few days ago for $10,000. win the] scnedute, fathered by Senator Smoot, [Butterick «+++ Natioual Acme ental flight (0 Ross Field, Arondia|perp errs lereely due to the with: ONE SHOT BY BANDITS i Hildreth handed the ex-rider quite] stake in the colors of T. J. Pender-|\,\. e hay u terial effect on |ecenNut Pike: National Biscult ‘Gal iy th? BSE CREIE vanes holding of power from Judges over i a compliment when he remarked that} ast, Before the race Maxey said that| While not having a material my POaddo Ott at En & Sto ‘al., early in September, under the! proceedings than to any other cause."* 0% ainer as he was} he believe ( the stock market as a whole, has|cai Packing ational Lead command of Major H. A. Trauss. Justice Taft said that litigation had Loftus is as good a trainer as he believed Autumn Bells had a good Cad dearish factor {cal Pet Attack In Mexico. > a rider. Chance and thatshe Hadibetlon Bins lore reso eee eae ogte hehe tite National Lead pf ‘The C-2 in Its flight acroas the con-| so increased with the increase of the dob Having been & master jockey, John: |put ft he washit invthé rade/be would [C= the, stocks of Companies: whose | ee ean Bacite, a Nat Mex 2d pf tinent will, it is contemplate, fly over] general business of the country that| WASHINGTON, Augi 10. — Guy ; Thies abba ee perienGed oe : Oheiica: business is largely confined to the}Canadian Pacific. eee Nevada Consoild Akron, 0.; Dayton, O.; Scott Field, even in fields always occupied by the | M&rk# of Columbus, O., was killed and Ud TR eect 4 Ute oy in production and refining of Cuban| Cent Leather . ew Orl T & Mex Belleville, Ul; Little Rock, Ark.: Dalias, | Pederal Cour GS. Martin of San Antonio was training rivals. He can work his owa m4 PEA Cent Leather pf. 1% NY Central Cee ne MRK AdtoRloe cree, | Meceral Court (hui fuAldlal Corse Nad] Uaunaed in an enoountar: With Sau Ute horses and he does. Only on Sunday] ‘Tall ‘Timber and Spot Cash both|""BOt 4 as » body are strongly op-|%.! SP & 0--- 70% NYNH&H Marfa, Tex.; Camp Blerne, Tex., and | Proved inadequate. He remarked that/ qt Mapini, State of Durango, Mexico, last, on a dead track, he got into} showed themselves to be quitters in rte the tes bCmar tare dohels| rect cane: aa Norfolk South Yuma, Arizona, Stops are planned at| @dditional burdens had followed the] jast Friday night, the State Department Runélise's saddle and set down althe Sanford Memorial. They were |Posed to Oy [Chandler Mot 58% Norfolk & West.. Scott Field, Brooks Field and Camp] enactment of new statutes, particu-|was notified to-day by Consul Chester unelis s L p ule, and bankers are also strong!y|ches & Ohto . 74% orth American . ' | alds rter in 22 seconds, three-eighths| running one, two, in the last eighth tlerne. larly the Volstead act. Donaldson, at Torreon, Mexico. Se Duke ue CHUel rine mec. opposed to it perhaps because cer-|Cch! & Alton 11% Northern Pac in 34 ad pull Nis uot haifie when they were swallowed one tli Cahies weitl HOI DuDse Of PugaeTGH & Allon. Bt a - ‘urlong pole D a speed] rush of he early trailers, ‘al 4 cht West ... concerns on which money was loaned during the sugar crisis of two years ago. On the other hand the Smoot sugar tariff schedule, as was to be ex- pected, has given a pronounced fillip to the market for shares of domestic sugar companies, such as American Beet Sugar. marvel could do that under the track] ber managed to stick it out for third conditions. money. Hugh Kelleher Loses to Shimizu at Southampton cnt West pf. 21% 21% 21% CM & St Paul.. 81% 82% 81% 31% CM &8t Paul pf 48% 49% 45% 45% | Otis Steel if SL & Northwest 86% 87% 85 87 | Owens Bottling « CMRI GP... 4% 45% 4% 45% | Pacific Develop CRIE&P 6pec pl 84% 84% 1% 84% | Pac Gas & E CRI&P Tpe pf 6% 6%, 96% 96%] Pacific Mail Chile Copper .... 21% 224% 21% 21% | Pacific Ol Chino Copper ... 20% 29% 20% 205%] Pan Amer Pet ... CCC &StL pt 98 08 08 |Pan-Amer Pet pl 68% 68% 681% ie McCreery Men’s Shop —— w Backa areagainicalling loanscsericrccen 10% 69% 69% [Parish & Bing ... 10% 10% 10% re om " 4 ~ICol Fuel & I. 30 30 80 30 7 she 16 46) 46) Robert Kinsey Defeats Phil sured) GyStcek \Bxchanae colliteralll cy caer Fea aubecars a aN) ite 5 oe ites ey and this is the reason for the com-|columbla Gas. Peoples Dot oy on Neer in Invitation Tennis paratively" high rate on money re- [csumihia Gra” See eT ae wh ane ina e€arance 7 i yable'on demand: Columbia Gr pt. Pere Marquette pf 69% 60% 60% Tourney, Mehdcdile 2 Comp T & R Phila Co The current calling of loans re- flects the withdrawal of funds from New York by nterior banks, who must finance the harvesting and movement of crops. Fundamentally, however, the money market could hardly be in a more favorable position, and is not ex- pected to become really stringent even when the crop movement is at its hefght. One important reason for the back- wardness of copper shares is that Bos- Consol Gas Consol Textile Cont Can Corn Products. . Cosden Co} Crucible Steel Cuban Am Sugar Cub Am Sugar pt Cuba Cane Sugar Cuba Can Sug pt Davison Chem . De Beers Mining Del & Hudson Del Lack & West Phillips Pet so... 42% 42% 42% Plerce-Arrow ... Pierce-Arrow pf . Plerce O11 Pitusburgh Coal . Pittsb'gh & W Va Pitts & W Va pt Pond Creek SOUTHAMPTON, L. L, Aug. 10.— WINS FIRST [ | Zenzo Shimizu and Robert Kinsey filled eds the two remaining brackets in tie verano Men’s Warm Weather Clothes Sede of Hugh M. Kelleher at 6—1, 6: while Kinsey eliminated a fellow Coast man, Philip Neer, at 6—2, 6—3. This leaves the following line: ‘ Pressed § Pub Serv of N J Pullman Co Punta Aleg § George Heron and Jack Pirie Tie for Second Place at alm Beach Suits (Coat and Trousers) e1 2 Py on id the aclectlonsot/ tne sernl-Apali at cS i ton has not participated in the Stock | Detroit Batson .. earl! Upper balfsr De mualeniyan he) Cherry Valley C. C. Market to a normal extent during re- | Domes Mines HLA OM A Kinsey; Leonard Beekman vs, Shimizu fe cent months. Ha Pent ‘De Nero Bec sontieien Lower half—Vincent Richards vs. With the exception of New York man Kodak. Reading William Kline, the professfonal at the Garden City Country Club, was returned Blec Storage Bat le Howard Kinsey; Carl Fischer vs Kashio. there is probably more Stock Ex- Replogl f eae, change business originating in Boston Ha Republic 4 In the doubles which Panne venice oh the winner of the first Long Island open] and surrounding towns than any other ee re Be . Reynolds h Richards and Hunter went all the W#y | championship golf tournament at the|city in the country. Much of this}ore oie Diou.” Republic M ’ to the seml-fnals, completing a sertes} eng of the final'round yesterday over | business Is in copper. Ca Royal Duteh of three victories with a spectacular] the links of the Cherry Valley Country} But Boston, with its usual conserva-|isisk Rubber .... Ronee bas et triumph over the Japanese team, Shimi-| Club, Kline won with a grose seore of |t!8™, refuses to become actively In-|rreeport Texas SS rain au and Kashio, by a score of 7-9, 6~3,| 306 for the 72 holes of champtonahip| terested in the Market when Massa- {Glidden Ott StL &@8 F pt SL. & Southwest L & So'west pf wvage Arms .. axon Motora . 4% aboard Air Line 7% Sears-Roebuck .. 84% Sinclair ON + 80% Pia : chusetts industries are experiencing |General Asphait . f ; play hard mes. The Kinsey brothers, Voshell and} George Heron, the Engitshman from] Massachusetts textile mills have Davis, Kelleher and Beekman and the| the Meadowbrook Club, was tled for|been hurt by strikes, leather com- intercollegiate champions, Neer and] second place with Jack Pirle of Wood-|Panies have long been in a business Davies, all lined up just around in the] sore with a gross of 808. Jimmy Wear, {S1UMP, rubber companies have been ar, with the new combination of Beh! | the Rockaway Hunt “pro” who flashed {Showing but a small margin of profit 1-45 | Regularly 16.50 to 22.50 General Motors en Mo Deb 6 pc oodrich ranby Mining end Fischer still to be heard from into the lead on the first round, cracked |@nd the same is true of many other n Pacific. 92% R. Pell and Bernon S. Prentice badly on the morning round yesterday | lines of industry 40 | Southern Rwy h . sotereal With . 4 e of coming throusi | ind practically put himself out of the| Thus far this year Boston brokerage 12% | Southern Rwy pf 60% in the lower quarte running with an 82. His best effort for | houses, taken as a whole, have not gia, | Stan Ot of Cal. 105% ¢ fe presented the more ” ar y! 4 n of <7 ! i i HT Kinsey and Neer presented the more | the afternoon reauited ina 79 and a| done nearly ax much commission bust- | itudson Motors... an ON of NJ. 180 180 Palm Beach Suits finely tailored in a wide assortment of the wo ACU Cle dtotes were ta manved | Koss of 310 that put him into a tle for!ness as they did list year when the | Hatershaw Elec. wart Warner, 43 4 . natches. eir styles were arsed | pour ace 3 4 : | stromberg © y i ee ete SLL Neat seinglae 4toaly Dull Cee e ee, et emmy Peawoeks Cherry i (otal af Rock Hxehanwe Wanbactlant pe Matars an omnate Oars tee most desirable summer shades. Natural, sand, gray, brown, = often wildly, while his older opponent} ‘The summaries follow Wea much smaller tian Ae) P iiiiiela central, ton 108% 4c 10) {Submarine Boat ‘. ‘ } iept a erafty ‘control ‘ot stroke wich] wn ices aC. Country been this year. LOL a Ss Pm ee : blue and a variety of fancy stripes. Models for men and young ‘ permitted accurate placing ahd sudden |G iteron, Meadow Brook. = Indiahoma Ref... 3% 3% 3% 74! Spleer Mtg Iki : . Changes of pace with alwaya a certain | Jack Pirie, Woodmere. LIBERTY BONDS. men. Sizes 34 to 48, regulars, longs, stouts and shorts. j amount of spin on the ball. ©. 8. Courtice, Piping Ruck Liberty 31 opened, $01.00, up Paty 1 Kelleher wau almost powerless away Hunt - : a 4 BANKING AND FINANCIAL. BANKING AND FINANCIAL. } the machine-like driving of Shimizu ale: 102; 2d 4 1-48, 100.52; 8d, 100.48, off —~— pps ee —— i q This little Oriental has a style that is parcea aie: 02; 4th, 100.18, off 62; Victory j fwoidtely unique: in teania He hoi Fannin spat) sp anah ont sesh Victory Mohair Suits 14.75. Flannel Trousers 6.50 i his racquet with a b and grip. ; et fama. : : F Fy Fy . a semicreverse hal aprviee, bur [4 Growen, renttey, Hille 100.88. a . Regularly 18.50 to 25.00 Plain white and white with stripes. i hits with the same side of the bat, he Cherry Valley: Opened firm, Radio common, 4 5-8, re Regularly 9.00 and 10.50 prody a quick twist of the wris aking! up 1-8; Mesabi Iron 12 5-8; Simms, bf me yet as ee eas pee ew ny Shantung Gabardine ' By P Larned (J Magma Copper [] Durant Motors ( Hecla Mining ] Goldwyn Pictures (J United Eastern (_} Radio Corporation ‘ a all of his|# n City 108 7-8, up 1-4; Cities Service, Bs ’ ‘ : See a ine ein ke Aad aca: Comin, 128) Carles in market movements on the New York and Tropical Suits 18.50 Golf Knickers 4.25 j EE ep Ae Salle Higen., Sausbury Neee York, Taiephone gf) 107 1 Curb Exchange. Mines and Industrials Regularly 25.00 to 29.50 Irish Linen Crash and Palm Beach 8 DOUNLES, FIRST RouND—vin. |B OM Harwa, Uiving Rock. Gimbel Bros. 4 are showing increased activity. Many Cloth. Regularly 5.50—6.75 fitted CME aN Mier and WP Hrherma, [George Stak fue FOREIGN EXCHANGE EASY financial authorities feel that the bull F RRS RIRE NY 22 . 2" enimisstand & Keshia de trai in, nical, Mivernends Riovilnks RODADGs VANS | SOnIeM market is swinging from oils to the min- Linen Golf Suits 17.50 a a a a He a cables, off 0008, Lire, de: ing and industrial list Coat and Knickers, regularly 2250 Duck Trousers 2.50 Fen ey ate, ie, Wh Euinlaring Gregs eclatre and, .0451%; cables, 0452, o 2, " be i w *t 2a ets ie i Ay Nutileton fr Garden eiiy Satie af Qouiy, | Beleian We have completed new analytical Regularly 3.50 yde and Mortin Yereu franes, demand, .0754 cables, a . pad Wh OG. Keliher and? ee erent tt oft .000 ireek drachmas, demand, FSPpOrte On Bett Kei into] LEE WORTHY WINS RO eee Sport Coats 14.75 AN $11,000 STAKE} ™#nd. 100 1902, Guilders, demand, .3872; cables . up .0002, Pese demand, .1546; cables, 1548, off .0001, Sweden, kronen, demand, Camels'Hair Cloth, Gabardine and 1paca Office Knitted fabrics, regularly 18,00 to Coats 3.50 26.50 Regularly 5.50 [Second Floor, Annex) id tet Root! NORTH RANDALL, CLEVELAND, nyreh ls its | AUw 10 (Associated Press).—Setting his! 2613; cables, .2617, off .0002. Nor- awe and L Haskins. JOWn pace, Lee Worthy, the unbeaten! way, demand, .1722; cab! 1726, up son of Lee Axworthy, won the $11,000 | .000: Denmark, demand, .2149; O. Po Gruner and HO kmund Spacth and Frank ft Champion Stallion Stakes, one of the|cables, .2153, off .000! richest three-year-old Grand Circuit fea- —_— tures of the season, in straight heats at| CARDINALS RE Check the ones you want and copies will be sent you—or, ask for report on other stocks that interest you 7) ROUN New York Offices 50 Broad Street JONES & BAKER LEASE TWO North Randall yesterday, and doing. so " ras and f ‘i 8 PLAYERS. Tel. Broad 7150 New York Curb ee broke thr ‘ords, one o Mer New York Curb n ae Poche ue world's record: °F Which te said} on Louis, Aug. 10.—Pitcher John 505 Fifth Avenue 1 Privat < Berane rey tek ae pet ae ee al | meee rere avenue James MeCreery & Co, >: s7R2er awe ce lis of jadelphia, owner of tho a n optior he S$ = eit Maltimare ¢ 8. HH. Vosheil and Willis Davis defeate colt. It was his fifth victory of the; Deen "eleased on option by the St. Tel. Mad. Sq. 1377 Se aGiine ine Gearae Church season Louis Nationals to the Syracuse Club THIRD ROUND Vincent Worthy was driven by Ben White of the International League, it was r : ; Ga4 Sclichiro Kashio, 79, 6 of Cleveland, nounced to-day