The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1922, Page 22

ie + fama te AS ante MARKET APATHETIC, ~ UNCERTAIN OVER FOREIGN OUTLOOK Small Wave of Buying Fol- lowed by Hours of Dull and Heavy Trading. Am Wall Street to-day felt so much} Am uncertainty over the foreign situa- tion that stock market initiative], was lacking, and for the most part] Am Car Foundry . 187 1% 187 4 2 prices moved within a narrow range ie tre ee id ne oh - “ and without definite trend At the opening of business there rel was a small wave of buying, evi- dently inspired by expectations that the veto of the Bonus Bill by Prest-| Am ored to whip up public interest tn] Dt ol LDenmark (par #68 cents per trown): dent Harding would be made the|Am Locomotive.. petoltlideed thelr specialties to-day failed to at-] York reacted 12 points, Magnolia Oi! Ty |. Cables ie re 20.8 20.86 D1.37 basis of a bull demonstration. But] Am Loco pf... 10 119 118 — WM ore tain their object. which at one time showed a gain of Gq] Spain (par 10.3 cents per peaetay the stock market had already dis-]Am Radiator ... 190 110% 1184 ——_ 45 points on rumors that control is 54] Cables voavess 4600 IRIT 1887 counted the President's action, and ne bohial Resor ue ™m H+ TORACCO PRODUCTS, being ant by the Standard Oi! of 1% nen See Castine ofa at to a bites trading soon necame dull and narrow [4% fh'p & Com ba 21% + %y|Lortiiard One of the most satisfying reports] New York broke 15 points and 98 fall PECL CY care iss Result of the conference being held] A” ams tetinot ina, eae gate tM [Louie & Nashvilic that has been issued in some time] Prairie Pipe Line, Ohio Oil, Standard ee a aa ne in Paris between representatives Off cam steel Fay: am ¢are ae ts [Metraee’ Patines came on Tobacco Products to-day] O!l of Kansas and others which had Au | Potand (decimal of @ cent to the mark) the English, Italian and Jugo-Slavian|Am sugar . 61% Mack Track: Ine. from a semi-official source. It showed] Shown advances of from 3 to 15 points} iiita pastern ... 1%] Demand ......... 014 = .01f 015, Governments, at which it was hoped] Am sumatri “a *Mack Tr lat pf that in September the business turn-| dropped off rather sharply. United Verde . 4 30 20 | Finiand (par 19.3 cents to the mark) an agreement would be arrived at on]Am Tel @ Cad.. 02% Mallinwon & Co over of the company was more than] In the afternoon reaction in Stand-|weat End C..0.00000. tye tie See] Demand oo... 0222 2IT the Near East problem, was awalted|°A™ Te! & Tel.. 122% Manat! Sugar double what it was in September of]ard Olls, however, the independent |*wnite Knob pf... 0 §=—-60, GO | Jugo-Blavia (decimal of a cent oo beast with keenest interest, and it was evi-]4™ Te) ® Tel rie aw Man Elevated last year. Gross earnings in the] olls were not so much influenced by Risers (i oe 6 Ook ts Ole VO, dent that none of the larger traderal ar, Tob pr No... 100% anlar cight months of this year to the end|the break as they had been by the| attied Packers 6 Demand oceecceece. 6385 8B and operators desired to do much} am Tob B 161 of September showed a 50 per cent.| earlier advance; that is, they were| Allied Packers & Canada (conta per dollar). marketwise until developments at the} Am Ww Woe B.. 22! increase over the corresponding period] #ble to hold the major part of thetr| Aluminum 7s 88. Demands; 89.04 99.94 90.90 conference were known. The foreign exchange marketa|Am Wool moved in a reassuring manner with{A™ Wrtt particular strength being shown by French and Belgian francs, strength was not impressive enough | Amer Met Co te prompt buying of stocks. Trading centred principally im}Ann Arbor specialties such as American Ice, Barnsdall, Industrial Alcohol and] A* Dry Gde 24 pt fede By «88H Other issues that are quickly respon- sive to pool operations. Rallroads and practically all of the standard shares | 44) Const Line . moved in an apathetic manner and) qu Gur a wt a a1% Mh + % very few were able to show changes Austin Nichole .. 40% 86% my +1 Mo Kan @ Texas, of more than half a point. Bearish professionals in closing} Bayuk Broa . dealings endeavored to make market capital out of despatches which indi- cated that the Turks were preparing | Balttmor: i an assault on the British positions in] Barnsdale A ..... 42% 41 41 + M4] Manhattan ct . the neutral zone of Asia and nad] Bet Steel . plans for a march on Constantinople. These profesisoals exerted pressure] Brooklyn Edison . 118% 118% 118% + 1 | Nat Cloak & 8 pf on rubber shares and a few other spe- clalties, but their attack failed to de- velop satisfactory headway and was soon abandoned. The market's tono at the close was irregular. A slightly firmer tone was shown by the money market. Call funds, af- ter renewing at 4% per cent., rowe (o 5 per cent. There was appreciably less time money available. peslinineeAuromats DOGS BITE FIVE KIDDIES AT PLAY IN BROOKLYN STREE Health Board Examines Collie for Rabies—Police- man Shoots Terrier. Five children, the youngest three and the eldest nine,’ are in their home to-day, their parents anxious- ly ewalting an examination to be while they were near Remsen Avenue and School Lane in the Canarsie sec- tion of Brooklyn. The collie 1s to be kept under observation, A mongrel terrier that also took part in the at- tack upon the children was killed. The children, Glenora Henn\an. four, of Conklin Avenue and East #ath Street, Rosie Braun, nine, of No, 156 Rockaway Avenue, William Schultz, six, of No, 171 Conklin Avenue, Jerome Molelli, three, of No, 1568 Rockaway Avenue and Thomas Mau- To, five, of No, 1167 96th Street, were Playing In the street when they were attacked by the terrier and the collie. The dogs ran among them snapping at their hands and legs and facos. children were heard by Patrolman Motjenbacker. He shot the terrier find, assisted by Sergt. Armstrong, captured the collie and took it to the station house. The police do not be- lieve the dogs had rabies, but the parents of the children bitten will be caso St tle SHORT CIRCUIT CAUSES FIRE IN I, R. T, SUBWAY Blaze Quickly Extinguished, However, With Little ‘ Delay to Trains. Smoke which filled the I. R. T. subway all the way from 96th Street to Times Square this morning re- sulted from a short circult in the motor box of a northbound express, causing sparks which dropped to the greasy ties and set them afire. There ‘was no panic. The blaze was immediately extin- guished, the only delay being a stop eouthbound local track, while north- bound express service was transferred to the northbound local track. The short circult fire developed just north of the 79th Street station. south. The early morning rush al- veady was on, but despite the thick- ness of the smoke there was no ularm in the tightly-packed trains poietic kai detects HARDING GETS RIVER AND HAR- BOR BILL, WASHINGTON, Sept. £0.—Final ac- tion on the $60,000,000 Rivers and Hai {to strike out provisions fur purchase of] Int Cons Corp pt. ‘ the Cape Cod and Diemal Swamp|int Rervestere . 111% 111 111k + & canals, The bill now goes to the Presi- An sins bail ee coere Al 8 confidence regardl h Cablen . vevee BT.8O B70 88.00 cent. During August the company garding the general oil e r But this] Anaconda es, bed shipped 197,207,000 cigarettes, com-| Situation, as indicated by the supply 6 CRETE CORE BEG Cet Oe ee 0 See Boob it d demand position of crud eatin aa : Seen “Seotare pared with 96,615,000 in August 1921.] an post crude and re-| Anaconda Te 20 Argentina (oar $2.44 cenle per paper pe All Amer Cable 1% | Maxwell Motors A But Tobacco Products was able to] fined oils. Storage stocks are now] Anglo Amer O11 TH 108% 103% 103%] Demand ........... 95.62 35.62 85.87 — 1% | Maxwell Motors B make but small market response. At] being eaten into so rapidly that a] AU Guilt & WI Brazil (cents per milrete). Re Ge ob ae pt Btores ts high of the late afternoon it] price Increaso in the Mid Continent | Beth Stee! 7s 28. cnet a - 12.95 12.25 43.20 fe ie Pet ~ e advance of only| field and perhaps in Pennsylvania | Bet Stee! Rill (par 20 cents per paper pean), Atchtgon 108% 100% + n Pet pf ore aint ome Advance of only) cide is being considered a live prob. RPMIE, csvoceasheoe EE seat 12h FOREIGN EXCHANGE. To-d'y Yea'y Wk Ago (par 4.86 8-8 per sovereign). WALL STREET GOSSIP Btertt Demi 448% 442% 642 one ae? rUntIc coxrmence sHaKes. | Chief Interont In the Curb Market Sheree Hiss Lae, tall cabae e Sa rae sae Adame Express. 82y 10% Niekel Tt was increasingly apparent to-day} t0-Gay was in shares of the vartous|w2N souMoycn '' ad 6st gt | Trance (per 10.8 conte per franc). peg etsy See tWlie pee oes that public confidence in the market] Standard Oi] Companies. After scor- MINING. Cable ec tee 1804 Tat Alaska Juneau 1% 141% Invinetble Ot was scverely shaken on Monday when|!n@ spectacular advances early in the | Alas-Br Col ...... 3th 8% DHL Italy (par 19.9 cents per lire) Allie Chom ..... 88% 4% 84% + 4] Iron Prod prices declined precipitately because| session these stocks slumped badly | ‘Poston Mont Cons Se ay ee : oa eae Allie Chatmers.:. a8” AT BI + AT iaend oll sos of the war scare, Timidity of the| ste in the afternoon, only to later e a* Gert AAR Okan say : ies Ureapeee public ia shown by their temporary|Tecover part of thelr early gain in me 4% oe or Am : Bree Te withdrawal from active participation] "a! trading. 9% 2% 941 Cartes . Om OT Am A few minutes after the beginning of business Standard Oil of New York rose 7 points, Standard Oil of Indiana om the buying side, Some of the large wire houses did not do more than 50 per cent. of the business to-day Switzerland (par 19.8 cents per franc). Cables ++. 18.60 18.06 18.88 Holland (par 40.2 cents per florin) Kaneas & Guif,. Am i ; a 2 Py 7 “ " rose 2, and Imperial of Canada rose a ’ Cables ..........-., 38.75 88.66 88.78 Am % ative dave OL lat Wake Ae poste, nearly 8 points, This naturally 7B BS [eigtum (par 18.9 cents per franc). 4 ‘ " ,| stimulated speculation in the minor FO a bet a CESS NE MEA dN) 2 having learned the lesson taught by 1 ah, Austria (decimal of & cent to the crown). the Monday break, have their ears} 0! shares and price advances running 80 sess, 0014 0014 .0014% to the drachma). 210 2.00 Sweoden (par 26.8 cents per crown) tes s+, 26.36 26.48, Norway (par 26.8 cents per crown). oC eon 17.20 17.12 16.73, Kresge .. Lackawanna Bteel Laclede Gas Lake Brie & Wont L Erle & Went pf Lehigh Valley .. Liggett & Myorn, from fractions to more than 1 point were the rule. Industrials, too, were able to give a good account of them- selv keenly attuned to reports from abroad and show little disposition to resume ctive operations until a clearer idea an be had of the probable trend of affairs. The few pools that endeav- am Am Am 8. ‘ot long after the turn of the noon hour, however, Standard Ot] of New A WW pf 6 pe pi Am Cotton OM 68. t 4h : +1. 100% 99% 100% + % [Marlin Rockwell pt. 82 32 Martin Parry . Japan (par 49.8 cents per yen) i) 48.25 48.25 48.55 Hongkong (pi 82 cen.s per dollar). gains. Support came largely in the shape of commission house buying and appeared to be due to increased of 1921, And net earnings in the first eight months of this year showed an increase of approximately 26 per half a point. Scenic calgpaea FINANCIAL NOTES. According to the Association of Railway Executives, more cars were loaded with bituminous coa] on Mon- day than on any day in the past two and a half years, with the exception of two days in last March and one other day {n 1921. Cars loaded Mon- day totalled 47,330, equivalent to a weekly production of 12,000,000 tons. Copper .. Btates O11 + (BING 121% 191K + 1 | Midvale Stee! Minn @ Bt Louis ability. Mining stocks continued to move lstlessly. Bonds were irregular. Atl Birm @ At NORTHERN PACIFIC DIVIDEND. While waiting for an announcement to-day regarding the Northern Pacific dividend, several well known floor traders indulged in self-criticism of their lack of astuteness in not having properly diagnosed the Northern Pact- fic, Great Northern situation several months back, when the rates of both companies were believed to have been in danger of reduction. They, like most other traders, had more confi- dence in the ability of Northern Paci- fic to maintain its 7 per cent. rate than they had fn Great Northern, and stock of the former steadily sold from four to seven points above the latter. Northern Pacific reduced its rate to 5 per cent., but for a cun- Col Graph 8s Cent Bteel 8s Cons Gas Balt Ts.. Cons Gas Balt 5% Com Power 08 oo... Cudahy Pack 69... Copper Exp 68 25.. Deere & Co Tia.. Det City Gas 63. i East Cuban Sugar 7% Galena 8 0 7 Goodrich Tire Te Grand Trunk 6% .. Gulf Ol Te . : Inter RT BTANDARD OILS Shares High. Low. Last. Anglo-Am Oil 20% 10% 20 Austin Nichols pt 90 80% 90 +1 |Mo Kan aT WI 6 OL OH IKIM KAT PEW Bald Locomotive. 187% 188% 186% Mo Pacific Bald Loco pf ... 115% 118% 110% + %]|Mo Pacific pi & Ohio 87% 56% 6K Mont Ward . Indiana Pipe Ohle On Prairie Pipe 8 ON of Ky tlonal Acme .. Reth Steel B 101101301 National Blecuit.. Brit Emp St 24 pf 36% 34 36% — 2% | Nat Cloak & Bult Bkiyn Rapid Trdn 20% 25 25% — %INat En & Bt Bkiyn Rap T Cte 21% 1% 24% + te Rrown Shoe . 3% 62% GBM + 1 Burns Bros A... 188 187 187% + % Burns Bros B.... 48% 48%) 48% Burns Bros pf... 100% 100% 100% + % Butte Cop @ Zinc 7% TH Th Butte Superior .. 83% 82% 82% — % Walter FE. Frew, President of the Corn Exchange Bank, has been elected a trustee of the Title Guaran- tee and Trust Company. Vacuum OM 8 O Kansi Nal Nevada Consol .. New Or T & Mex NY Alr Brake. NY Central. Kennecott C Ts ... Kingr Co Lt 6348. Laclede Gas Te The Iron Age, in its weekly report of steel trade conditions, states that Butterick .... 2% NY Dock. siderable time continued to sell above] noone oi a 3 11 | Eiasett wow TF 102 102 «102 | “further increases in output of pig Beech-Nut Pha 4% the Hill property for it was considered] «poston wyoming sO Itoba Power 7 100 99% 100 |iron and steel are reported trom all Cal Packing 84% a certainty that Great Northern} cariy synd .. 6% Bie 6% producing centres, and at the same Kpcteaa tas ec would also cut its rate. Cities Service 201% 200 Binsethabe is: @failing Of: inthe Callahan Mining 9% ON oe But, as was pointed out in this col- umn prior to the Great Northern meet- ing, sentiment sometimes plays an !m- portant part in business affairs, and persons forecasting the result of the meeting should properly have taken into consideration the fact that the Great Northern is the greatest monu- ment to the ability of the late James J. Hill, who once declared that the volume of new business done at pre- mium prices. Both movements repre- sent progress out of scarcity market conditions created by double strike." It says further that ‘‘As a whole steel industry is probably running at 65 per cent. rate, and there is unusual condition of several large independent mpanies exceeding the rate of the Steel Corporation." Citles Bervice B ct! Citles Bervice pf Conden & Co pf. Cosden & Co old rti Creole 8yn Ke ‘Engineers Petroleum .. 18 18 18 Equity Pete pt. wane North American . North Amer pf.. Northern Pacific. Okiahoma Refin. Orpheum Cir s*Otis Bteel . Owens Bottling . Otis Steel rts... Pac Develop .... Pac Gas & Hlec . Pacific Mail TPhila Elec 6s . Phita Elec St's . . Phillips Pet 748 W W.. 102% 102% 1024 Public Ber N J Te Robert Gair 7# Sears Roebuck Bears Roebuck Southwest Bell SONY 7s 5 SONY Ts 26 SONY Ts 29 Cent Leather . Cent Leather pf. Cort-Teed Prod .. 48% 48% 48% +1 {Chandler Motors 614% 50% 60% — 1% Ches & Ohio Hy % 1% — % Chi @ Alton . Chi & Alton Gilliland O11 Glenrock O11 Chi@ EM pt N @ © 60 Pacific O11 i *Hudson O1) “ 13) 1B : = Chi Gt West pf. 18% 18% 18% — %|Pan-Amer Pet pedis sf heen gid = ee Int Petrol 23% 20% Siu [eet sco faim Speyer & Co. and Harris Forbes Chi Prev Tool... 84% 82% 82% — %|Pan-Amer Pet B. eres’. Obie & YY] Kirby Pete 5 4m & Co. announce that issue of $5,000,- Swift & Co Se. Tidal Osage 7# Union Ol! Cot 6s 8 proud of Great Northern's dividend record, for it has not been obliged to cut the income of its shareholders since dividends were estbai’shed in 1890, or more than thirty yeara ago So, Great Northern at its last meeting continued to pay 7 per cent. annually, Guit Ol Pa Livingstone Pet Lyons Pete Penn RR .....- Penn Seaboard People's Gas Pere Marquette Chi Mi & Bt P.., 84% 38H BB EM 000 Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific lst and refunding mortgage 4 per cent. bonds, due 1934, and offered by them has all bee nsold. See ee DIVIDENDS. Vacuum Ol is Western Elec Te Wickwire Ep Bteel Margay O11 "Mex Pan . Mexico O11 . CRIAP Spe pt By CRIA&PT pe pt 105 Chile Copper .... Yon. 100 100100 Stork SEAN GOAL SET TONEN YORKADPC SLATE, RESE SAYS Proftiteering in This Way Worse Than During War, Says League Chief. (Special to The Evening World.) POTTSVILLE, Pa., Sept. 20. “Profiteering worse than in war timer is in progress in New York and NgogAl Jersey in the anthracite coal bie ness,"' declares Frank C. Rees¢,| formerly Deputy Auditor General off Pennsylvania, and now Secretary o the Anthracite Consumers’ League. “The worst profitecring is not {i the increased price, although that off itself is shocking, but the fact that] @ considerable portion of the pea coal being sold at these high prices 40 per cent. slate, while other have only a little less dross } “I found New York and New Jerses'} consumers «nd local government aroused over the quality of the ooa they are getting, during a trip just completed through those States. If is an economic waste to transpor' coal from this region, 40 per cent. of which has no burning qualities what-] ever, The people of the towns f ited are just awakening to the fac that in being served with coal off such quality from $4 to $6 ts beings] added per ton, while they have t additional expense of hauling awayg the incre#¥ed amount of ashes. “It is a shame the stuff that being forced on the public at th high prices charged. If such coal hadi] been put on the market when thi Lever act was in force during thd war, it would have made those guilt able to $5,000 fine or two years’ tga prisonment, provided by the law. stead of 4 per cent. slate and wastd as permitted, almost half of the coal] being offered the people of thore towns {s refuse material “There is no reason why the cul banks should be hauled off, their con tents almost intact, without any prep- aration for use. This stuff is almos useless. It would be better to shi; half a ton and have it burnable, there would be as many units of hea! in half a ton of coal as in a ton 5 the coal now being sold. . we ew Jersey and New York con ul munities are preparing to act on th \™ imposition. Organizations are bein) formed to take the matter before thi Government for investigation, in the, hope of bringing relief." i Reese's declarations are borne ou} by the fact that certain coal com) panics are opening up culm bankip nearly three-quarters of a century old, Reese does not have much faitt)} in the Coal Commission appointed by’ Gov. Sproul of this State. With the? exception of Chairman Ainey, the commission members, he says, ary close to the operators. | ————— TWO WOMEN LOCKED UP FOR MAKING BOOZE, Still Found in Home of Each t Same House. On information that bad ‘“boo@=J) hooch”” ‘on tap” at a house at Nof 106 Morningside Avenue, Detective: Thompson and Reynolds of the Wes although the time of payments were FOREIGN BONDS. _ 2 ee waren 100th Street Station raided the apartil] yt aa iobiede lel changed from quarterly to semi-an- Argentine Ts vies 100% 100% 1004 |Onlo Buel Rupee 3% oct ments of Mra, Sarah Pulos in the base ' CCC & BL pt. Pierce Ol pf... nually. : And it is now selling 7 points Dod aad oe Ohlo Fuel Sut Bae 2 Oc 3 sent ee, Mra, Beatrice Walsh on t Cluett-Peobody +4 [Pitts Coal .. above Northern Pacific, which contin- ] pene at King of Serbs & a 3 ot In each of the apartments. accordiny toca Cola + wm] Pitts é wv ues to pay 5 per cent. Great North-| New England Fuel. ithe Gov-bo 10% Hite tae ea to the detectives, they found a @fteen il Co) & Bout + Pits & Ww ern's earnings are so improving, and| (Noco Ol! Stax Gov ey to a5 [Reading 94 pfs... gallon still and enough lquor to All Columbia Gas -% how Sina its outlook has become so favorable eae bo Russian Sie 13-119 114] “Rate quarte: patrol wagon. The women were ar | Columbia Gras! Ml ccotim Gereat pt remaining doubt as to the stabilit P . ro peated, (charged: Wich posses soma y of Swiss Gov Sie 104% 106% 164% { Comp Tab Rec. a Wet boetiien | Goreat pe : ; manufacturing liquor, and to-day Consol Clear aed cages Nadividend isitast tading. Be Mes: 68 «5 #4!/CLAIMS DISCOVERY held by Magistrate Frothingham in Consol Ci +16 : est Side Court in. ba Seley Gonedt eer th | runman co TRACTION EARNINGS. Balt Creek Prod. .|MRS. HAINES SAID OF INVISIBLE FORCE] or oi sicd ‘making the liquor Consol Textile —-% oe ied fuger Recent statements of the Inter-| Savoy OW .... Bly By —_— any other than personal use. & Gont Cen + “I pisciy Wiki. borough and the Third Avenue Rall-| Seaboard 0005 1a te) BRYSON SHOT HER] Inventor Says it Makes Us = Sy Con Insuran: +1 way have indicated the improvement Bion, + 18% 18% ° ‘ Rail Stee! Sprin rovement) gimms Pet ......ecssee 11 10% I ble BANKING AND FINANCIAL, Corn Products maycOonie ce in tho traction situation in New York] gimme Pet. ay we | Dying S f Ww. mpregnabie. 5 Com Prod ot t WiReeane neces: from the viewpoint of earnings and aj sewer, 8 Had | Dying Statement of Woman) wasnincrox, sept, 20.-—Dis-} pammistnammin jen 2 2% — 1% ef . * } 1 . / Coaden Ol pt . + Mpeaeeee 84 ot +s mt St Paar ey eahieen ae Apu reritinee RURIEORE RE cecesacutin 18RN ue Is Admitted at Trial. covery of a new method of national ene ee on Le te 3a "| that the tractions are well on the road] witeor Ol... ss) By 33, | HUNTINGDON, Pa, Sept. 20—|detense, whereby the United States Suan hm Gone Re OMe ee 4 — %|to recovery from the depression they INDUSTRIALB. Testimony tending to show that Dr.| would be rendered impregnable Toda 8 News ' bom + 1K ped ca eeu nares dunk the leat toy facie Coe! seteeeeee Q 63 6¢ | Herbert J. Bryson, formerly of Wash-| against attack by land, sea or air, is | + % : opie Ugust the Hudson ete Arie) esther % 8% 8% W. Lawson, Mil- j +% pelea hattan was able to show an increase| Atlantic Fruit ...... eM ay | tORtARHL Bir Sieh be: Ra Milled: 29: Cet aacaee inventor who ts here makes tomorrow’s market | Pigipenl we 5 in surplus after fixed charges includ. | Beth Stee! pt . coee OR 97% 07%] Helen Irene Haines during a quarrel to lay his discovery before Secretary Del Lack @ W. +1 lee L a ot Fras. $0 Fy | RE interest on the cumulative adjust- urbe oe erga) ai let Pr in which she threatened to leave him, | o¢ war Weeks. Keep in touch with } Se Ue ypseg MOL any Hye ty OEE S244 82% hae sah ee eetee ponte ae Boddy Bed uP: Ota ote 1oi2| Was presented at today's seesion of] py means of his discovery, Lawson latest developments in | jj] v mo OK i © $21,762 or about four i an mes er se"' could be un- Hy Du P De Ne deb. 00 0 ot nou 2% + % [and one-half times. Ia the -elght ae mee Cie Gd uy 161 s 1 : the Huntingdon County Court where eave ee arene tore oe ee oe New York Curb stocks i | Fee te 1% «88% % — 1 18% 18% + | months to the end of August surplus}ecoiumbia Emerald .... 80 78 89 | Bryson is on trial for first degree equines goose ees calag ae which have scored con- | Elkhorn Coal ... aren are ‘ twit 3 peer onarees ineneheen, from $96,115 |com Solves "'B' murder. the pressing of a button. He ts keep- spicuous advances since edlectt-omn [ede eapohegerye to $454,558 or about 870 per cent. Congrave ex Bryson and Mrs. Haines, the wife} ing it secret, he said, It is based, January first. bn = Mtore Erle tat pf. Beare-Roebuck. enea\ a chlo 4 of Washington chauffeur, lived in| Lawson stated, on a natural law Erle 24 pf....... Shattuck Ariz... High. Low. 1 Ches & Ohlo p the village of Cassville. They were] Which he described as “penetrability! | TSE the TELEPHONE Gholl Trad & Tr.. 3 the first law of universal move- { 23 Famous Players. ar Rabber: tet pt Ore Daniels Mot regarded as man and wife until after Binctalr Olt, . U BR Bte = . ” Fanour Fisy_ pt. Dublier © @ R.- the shooting in April last, when thcir| ment. Bloss Sheffield... U 8 Bteel pt... = Mot . ——————>__ Bee ne ety purent Ne! d relationship was made known. om South Porto Ric 8 Utah Copper Be reas is a4 alleged re : Lidice taal Bouthern Pacitic. tah Securities Durant M of Ind. 14% 14 14 James Conbin testifted thet Mrs.! AMERICANS SAFE Fisk Rubber . Bouthery Ry. y Haines told him. ‘I locked myself ADMIRAL REPORTS Bouthern Ry pf... Gillette 6 R . Freeport in my room, but he followed me up Btand O11 of Cal. ‘Caro Chem pf Hall Btenal . i 3% almost at once. He broke open the —_——— Goldwin Pictures : Perera alee Niventes! fre Hayes Wheel aig door and shot me once. He het an! ay) but Consul Taken BO of N Fe reees Heyden Chem .. cay awful temper. 1 had threatened to z, vt. frombere Cer: Hudson, eA: : aM leave him." Aboard Destroyers. rot e Gem Amalt et Btudebaker . Lehigh Valley +050 ++ 184s This allegea dying statement wos| wwasHINGTON, Sept. 20 Mt Gen Cigar AeA Lehigh Power : 1 vigorously opposed by the detense, Gen Bleetric Bubmarine Boat... Lineoin Motors A . 3 igo y y American citizens known to be in or Gen Motors Superior Ol! .. tins aCe. "4 ‘out it was admitted. about Smyrna except Consul Barnes and two women named Blackler have been taken aboard American destroy- ars in the harbor, according to a mes- sage from the destroyer Edrall dated Sept. 17 and received at the State De- Bwoets of Amer.. ipicer Mfg . Skelly ON Tenn Cop & Chem Texas Co 48 Texas Guif Sulp.. 57% Pacific... 82 30% By + %% Texas Coa) & Ol. 26% 26% Mh % pil RUBBER'S DIVIDEND. When bear operators last week de- cided to test out the market's inside or technical position and searched around liet for weak points they found that United States Rubber shares seemingla Gen Motors deb Macy & Co pf... Mercer Motors ‘ Mercer Motors VT © Mesabi Iron NY Transport NY Tel pf XD North Am Pulp Paper.) 1%) fy 11g eeescee eetcecscrser Weating’se Alr Westing'se Wheeling 4 LF "White Motor White On Gr Great Nor Ore cts Greene-Cananes {e]eeset tle Guan Bug ....... y 2 23 | Wiekwire Stent 1G [NY Airbrake pf an a partment to-day through Tear Ad- Leet Rei LIS NU reg Paes Popa bm hit iad w| Packard Motor .. 14% 14 1:4 |lacked proper support and a slashing |Pariment to-aey, 'hivueh tt Tidewater Oll.. ut 1 % : % x 3 0OU™ Ited in a decline of |miral Br P ‘Hudson Motors Overland Corp .. TH TH The Phillipaborns : a attack quickly resulted in . The despatch added, however, that Haber Elec Overland Corp pf 44% 44 “ | Phiitp Morris 18% 19%} more than 10 points in the 8 per cen’. 1 rics ee Worthing Pumn , 42% 4215 42iq Pruna Radio . 1% hI preferred and a decline of more than [additional Americans were ‘coming in White Eagte Ol. a2) att, 32 | Radio com 4 4413 Soints in the common. This after- {every day," four not previously re- *Bs Dividend. **Bx Rte Radio pf vr os e884 noon, when a new test of the market's |ported having appeared on the day Reo Motor Truck A Seen TY Republic Tire Rub 643 *Bouthern Coat & Iron, 45 4448, Hupp Motor Total Sales, 980,300 Hyéreulle Steet postiion was made, Rubber shares ydreul eel the message was sent were again made the first object of at- abd T —_———_ - —— bed JERSEY WATER HEARING POST. PONED. Ilinote Central... 116% &t Law Feldspar nn 10% 11 |tack and the preferred ran off 3|DIFs FROM FALL rROW Vow rae Rese x 1 . \ The hearing before the Board of Pub-|siute Motor + 20% 204% 268] points and the common showed a losy BULLDIN Scere svat ete tk LT pile Utility Commissioner on a proposed [awit Internationa! Wy 24%) ‘obout as large. Rubber's market record] Gasper Morselll, fifty years old. No Indian’ Refintn m8 1 eee ere B1m atts A 1G [ocrense, fn the rates of three water | Technical Pred {s so diamal that it eeems to have com-|i78 Irving Avenue, Brooklyn, died to entry 4 of er dah we se ado M sonar Aiiote| ponedujed: for 61 1Sena Fi Tomer paratively few friends among traders|aay at Wyekol! Weights — Hospital : 5 adjourned on req Technicolor Corp " . k i ; i wl Beare My uh ME & sel for the imunilipates a mavaoee Produce Rid nant! ae point | where Pe ree Sake eek nant etter Food ' = 9% t. 6. t Ty ty € rom thi con: jon of a bulld- U 6 Ind Alcohol... 67 “oy 8 +2 Montclair Mette Cet ns (ey Se B eontidence in the permanency of the |ing under construction at Grove 8: Int Mer Marine. 16% 144 144 — 4 'U ® Realty... 80 94 80 4 IN] Water Company and the Acquackanonk{U 8 L & H and Berger Avenue, He loaves present rate of dividend on the pre- ferred. Tut Mer Mar pi. 604 67% 08 —2% U2 Rubber sone OO OM 82 — 24 | Water Company widow and four children. Ask for “T. M. F.” Bulletin Gives price range of the most active New York Curb stock®of the day together with price in- fluencing news. ” You can have it read to’ 4 you over the ‘phone, or f get a copy in the Board room or by mail—no obligation. 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