The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 5

aH — 1% * 1% + 1% Alaska Gold M.. ¥ 2 2 2 Alaska Juneau... 1% 1% 1% + % Bu Sth Ba . FO KA BO Am Ag Chem pr 88% 981) 38% + Am Beet Bugar.. 43% 45 43% + 4 Am Bosch a 4 tH < AM Can ci. 008%) 50% OO + Th Am Car Fdry. 187% 18TH 187 +b Am Cotton Ol .. 27% 91% DTH + “6% — %4 18° + as w Am Lin Oil B05 Am Loco. . Radjator . Am Bhip & Com Am Smelt & Ref . 62% Am Bmelt & R pf. 107% Am Bteo! Fary .. 4414 Am Bugar . 50 70 — 4 Am Tel & Cable, 6415 45 GI — 4 Sm Tel @ Tol ... 123% 121% 122 + % Am Tel & Tel rte 3% 8% Bt Am Tobacco ..... 161% 180% 161% + % Am Tobacco B,,. 198 188188 + Au Wat Whe EB 22% 22% 22% + % AWW &H6pc pf 48% 48% 46% + % Am Wool ........ 90% 98% 90% Am Writ Pap pt 8 39 86 +4 19% 14+ % 3 OS a. 4m 48 + 1H 61% 6 of + 4 Asso D G let pf a & + % Asso O11 +14 Atchison .. +h Atchison pf . + % Atl Birm & AU ag Atl Coast Line . —1% Atlas Tack .... a Austin Nichols. O7% -% ‘Austin Nichols pf 881% Bayuk Bros 63 — 1% Bald Locomotive . 13644 +1 Balt! & Ohio \ + % Beth. Stee! B .... Brooklyn Edison 117 +% + Brk Rap Tr E zh Brk Rap Tr ci sty Brk Un Gas a & Burns Broo A .. 187% + 4 Burns Bros BD .. 48 + Butte Cop & Zinc 7% i+ 4 Butte Sup + 8244 + 4 Butterfek a Beoch-Nut = ©al Packing .... + 4% Onl Pet i +18 Callahan Mining.. + % Canadian Pacific. s+ % Cont Leather ... " ‘ OM St P 4&0. + OM Sst P&op Cerro De Pasco.. Certain-Teed Prod Ohandier Motors. Ches & Onio Oht & Alton . Chi & Alton pf.. C&EN ptNn Chi Gt Western... CM & St Paul.. CM & &t P pf. Chi & Norwn OND & Pac .... CRI &P Os pf. CRIS P is pt. Chile Copper . Coco-Colae Columbian Gas... Columbia Graph . + Pett betetse +++! 1 $1 $+ Corn Products ... Cosden Oll......-6 % Conden Ol! pf.. % Crucible Steel. % Cuban Am Cuba Can Davison Chem. Dol & Hudaon Del Lack & West.. 133 Detroit Dome Mines 88 Du Pont De Nem tman Kodak Elec Storage Bat Endicott-John pf. Wil0 | we -e se + 8 Brie 1st pt Erle 24 pt . % Famous Players mous Play pf. Freeport Toxas Goldwin Pietur Gen Am T Car. General Asphalt General Cigar ... General Electric 5 % General Motors. % Goodrich .. Granby Mining .. Great Northern pf Great Nor Ore cto Groene-Cananea , 3114 Gulf Mobile & No Gulf State Bteel.. 90 + HF Fel tee F444 4 +44 Ed Hudson Motors .. 22 Hendee ... aT 1 Houston Ot .... 70% Hupp Motors 22% * Hydraulle Stee MH Milinots Central pf 114% b—- % Indiahoma Ref .. 6 +4 Int Comb Eng wy + % Inspiration Cop . 40% + % Int Cons Corp pf 4 Int Harvesters . 110% mee Int Mer Marine. 14% + 4% Int Mer ‘Mar pf. 0% %+ % Int Nickel i- 4% Inter Paper . t+ Ms Tavincible Ot) + % Iron Products Island Ou +4 Jewel Tea + & Jones ‘Bros Tea = * 3 Kayser N + Kansas City So . + Kansas & Guit XKelly-Springfield . Kennscott Kresge Lackawun Bteel . Laclede Gas Lehigh V Lima Loco . Loew's Ino . Loft Inc ws... Mother Lode . Delntyre P Mine Mack Truck Inc.. Mallinson & Co. 43 fel t++ t+l++ id pt Mag Copper Man Elevated « = Man Shirt + M 8t Ry prior pt et 1 Bt Ry 2 + + + Marland 0} Martin Perry Mathieson Al . Mex Seaboard Mex Benb ct Moon Motor Naswell Mot A. Maxwell Mot B Play Dept Stores, Mextean Pet Mamd Copper Middle States Ol! Midvale Stee! finn @ St Louls 1K @ Tex WI MK OT of WI Mo Pacific . Mo Pacitic pt Mont Ward .. ++14+141 Oklahoma Ref... | Manhattan et .. tonal Conduit. (ih tt 1th - 4% +h + 4% vada Con. + 4% ,OT&M., 1% Y¥ Atr Brake. ¥ Contrat -1 1 13 110% eos “American. North Amer pf. Northern Paoltt +1 b+ Ontarto Sitver. —* Orpheum Clreul! + 4 Otis Elevator... + 1% Oweng Bottini + % Pacific Develop. ih Pacific Gas & El, -% Pacific OU .. + 4 Pac Tel & Te! pi + 4% Pan Amer Pet ... -4% Pan Amer Pet BD. - 4 Penn RR. +4 Peoples Gas . — 4 Pere Marquette + oH) Philadelphia Co + % ‘niliipe Pet is Nerce-Arrow * Plerce-Arrow pf. Plerce Oll.. .... ” Plerce Olt pr - * +” suse td Pressed. 8t! Car + % Prod & Rot =e Pub Serv of N J + % Pullman Co. + 4 + % + M% Ray Consolidated. Reading % Replogle Stee! +% Republic Stee! +1 Republic Steel pt. b+ 4 Reynolds Spe... Reynolds Tob B + % Reynolds Tob pf. 11744 oe Republic Motors... 34 By! Royal Dutch. i % Bterling Prod Bt Joseph Le St L & San Fran. St L & 8 F pf. St L & Southwoat Bavage Arms . Saxon Motors ... Seaboard Air L pt Srars-Roebuck ... Seneca Copper Sinclalr O11 Slons Sheffield .. Southern, Pacitic.. Southern Ry . Southern Ry pf St Oil of Cal ... 8 ON of NJ... Bt Oil of NJ pt. 4 Btowart Warne + % Studebaker + 1% Studebaker pf Submarine Boat Texas Pacific Tex Coal & Oll . Tidewater OU .. Tobacco Prod . Trans Cont Ot Twin Clty R T.. Tobacco Prod A.. Union B & Po... on Ol. Unton Pacific ... Union Pacific pt. Union Tank Car. United Drug . United Fruit .... United Ry Inv pf % United Ret Stores % U 8 Ind Alcohol + i U 8 Realty As U 8 Rubber .... + 1% U S Rub Int pf +14 U 8 Steel . U8 Steel pt Utah Copper = sig Utah Secu . + 1% ‘anadium Steet.. + % Va Ir CoaiaCoke + % Wabash RR .... t+ Wabash TR pf A + 4% er & Hell ose t Maryland .. s+ % t Mary 24 pt +.¥% tinghouse Air —1% ase say white og White O! .... + Me Overland Corp « -# Over ‘Corp pt 43% 43% Woolworth Co .. 188% 18314 — 1% Worth Pump pf B 12 3 7% — & White Eagle Ol. 81% 8115 BY +H *Ex dividend. Tota! salew 800,500. LIBERTY BONDS. Liberty 8 1-28, opened 101.38, up 0.04; Ist 4 1-49, 100.52, off 0.02; 2d, 100.10, up 0.02; 8d, 100.18, off 0.0; 4th, 100.44, off 0.02; Victory 4 3-48, 100.66, off 0.04, called 100.80. eines VOLSTEAD IS PROMISED DAUGHERTY EVIDENCE Woodruff Makes Sharp Reply . “Comic Opera” Allusion, WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Chair- man Volstead (Rep., Minn.) of the House Judiciary Committee received assurance to-day that when the com- mittee mects to take up the Daugh- erty impeachment case {t will have plenty, of information leld before it worthy of consideration. Representative Woodruff (Rep., Mich.), who once threatened to im- peach Mr. Daugherty unless he took up certain war ffaud cases, to-day re- plied to Mr, Volstead’s asvertions that the Keller impeachment proceedings bo far looked “‘a good deal lke comic opera."* “I wish to say that such evidence as may be deemed advisable will be presented for the consideration of thy committee,"” Mr. Woodruff said. ote Saag UR GENERATIONS AT GOLDDY WEDDING. Mr, and. Mts, Jacob Porges of No, 240 Faet 82d Strect will celebrate their golden (ig anniversary to-morrow, Many friend# will No, 108 attend the dinner at Weat 117th Street, The Rev. Dr. J. Moses, a Ufelong friend of the family, will officiate at the,velepration, Four generations of the Immediate fam- lly will be present, including three sons, @ daughter, six grandchildren and onc great-grandchild, SATU On the Curb Market to-day prices showed a generally firm tone-reflect ing the uneasiness of floor traders IN SHORT SESSION over their gyort positions. At the H same time buying for commission house account- was in increased volume, ‘ Se | Independent oil stocks were in bet- ter demand than at any previous time this week and advances extending to substantial fractions were the rule. This seemed to be partly due to the vontinued strong demand for Standard Oll shares at record high prices and partly to growing faith In the general oll situation, Standard O11 of Kansas rose to a new record high above 683, Standard Oil of New York rose more than 4 points and Gulf Ol gained 4 points to above 66. Schulte was the feature of the in dustrial list, climbing 8 points to 58. This ts one stock in which bear floor traders have been adminiatered a severe whipping. Tho market was progressively strong and most of the high prices Bushel on Speculative Selling. ‘The stock market in to-fay's two- hour séssion continued to be mainly responsive to Buropean conditions, And as cables stated that England had somewhat modified her position on the Near Hast question and that France probably would no longer give Turkey her moral support should she attack the Asiatic neutral 102% 100 90 *Herlin 43. n 8 8 ie. Corp Prov Cons Cop M Delores Esperanza “Dean Cone fot ot nthig wat A Glen Kaa ot ithe day were touched in final deal- Other markets, too, responded to — the better character of the news. The 7 wheat market, which has been rising ves Rie. Corp 6: becatise of the reported Turkish ad-| Am Tel 6s 22. vance on Chanak, slumped more than| 4" 7"), "38 four cents a bushel on hurried specu-| angio Amer Oil Tia. lative selling, while foreign exchange | Armour & Co rates ruled generally higher. Sani bones ad, Most of the buying that came into] Char tron 8s. the stock market appeared to, be for] (o" Gas, Balt ‘ the account of bear speculators who} com Power 6s decided {t would be poor judgment] uber Tel 7% to carry their short contracts over Chan uae The. the week-end holiday. This short] (rand Trunk 646 covering was felt most by issues that| O'lf O!! 7, have been favorite speculative medi-| tnter RT ofs. ums, such as Baldwin Locomotive,| Kuss City 6s Mexioan Petroleum, Studebaker, Re-| haveua ta. Plogle Steel, Crucible, St. Josephs| Libby MeN & L Lead and others in stmilar class, aca At the same time rails were able|Pubito ser N J 7 to give a good account of themselves | Shawsheen 78 with the higher priced dividend pay- |B. "seme. ers showing advances ranging from|!8 0 N ¥ 7s 26 - good sized fractions to well beyond $,° 8,» on" a point. ift & Co 5 The bond market was quiet but *!!t & Co 7s St . steady. Cotton was slightly higher.|u WELL RUNS DRY AND KNOLLWOOD BEARDS THICKEN Society Ladies With Tin Pans Emulate Rebecea at the Fount. Shaves and baths are still at a Premium in the exclusive Knollwood section, near the Knollwood Country *iiret N. Cop - Club, on the outskirts of White iia Cons Deep Plains. Dr, ©, F. Becker, President +Hewretta of the New York and White Plains Howe as ; 4 ; Independ Lead «+. Suburban Water .Company, afteryira hose sining spending tho entire night at the|Mason Vailey pumping station, appeared, haggard | Mohicse National Tin Sev Silver Horn. Tonopah Belmont Park Utah . Ray Hercules . Red Hill Flo *Sundstrom 1 : *Bilver Pick Mines Am. “Spearhead . “Teck Hughes Tonopah Belmont . Tonopah Divide *Tri-Bultion “Tuolumne United Eastern sUnited Verde eVictory .. and worn, before Supreme Court Jus- tice Young to-day to explain that the company has just found nothing the matter with the water pumps, but that there {s no water in the well be- neath the pump to supply Knoll- wood's 150 subscribers. Yesterdax Justice Young informed Dr. Becker that unless these sub- seribers had water by ten this morn- ing the doctor would be minus $1,000, which sum as requested by Clinton Taylor, attorney for the Knollwood interests, would go toward purchasing a new pumping outfit. But now that the lack of water has been discovered us the cause of the trouble the Justice admitted he was “‘stumped"’ and de- cided not to hold the head of the company in comtempt. He gave him until Wednesday noon to find a new source of water supply. Wealthy people who have homes near the Country Clubappeared edrly day in golf outfits and with their rvants carrying wash bollers and tin pans to get water from the Coun- try Club, which has its own supply. MODEL SAYS HER SUITOR HAS WIFE, ASKS $25,000 Alleges She Was Courted Two ara Before She Found Out. *Acme Con! Buddy Bud: Car Light. Car Light Com Solvents SPECIAL To-morrow and Oct. 8 and 22 Leave W. 234 7.43; Liberty St, 6. Seaiaoe vel teney Clay, O17 As Me PHILADELPHIA; $300 Miss May Louise Nohr of No. 145 West 75th § t, a model, has ‘brought To-morrow and Oct. 8 and 22 sult for bi of promise against Frank! Leawe W. 234 St, 8.17; Upnty St, 8.30; A. Wood of Roch rand seeks $25,000 Jackeon Ave, Jersey City, 851 A. M. damages, After a courtship of nearly two y {t 4e said she learned ber suitor married and fived with his family Tickets good only on special trains Rochester. He made frequent trips Eastern Standard Tigpe Shown New York, the attorney states. and w: attentive exhibit Sivied Originated ortick a Fronicrs| H | MALEED Mii k Horlick’s WF me ORIGINAL Malted Milk Used successfully for over ifs century. Made under sanitary conditions from clean, rich milk, with extract of our specially malted grain. ‘The Food-Drink is prepared by stirring the powder in water. Infants and Children thrive on it, Agrees with the weakest stomach of the Invalid and Aged. Invigorating as a Quick Lunch at home or office. Ask For and Get HORLICK's at Fountains, Hol Restaurants, thus voiding imitations SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Same Price The Old Reliable Round Package EXCURSIONS ATLANTIC CITY, $360 Oct. 22nd, LURAY, Va., $6.00 bundles of love lett are part of the ‘ WORRIES, SSR A SHS Shares. High Continental Motors .... 10% Chen & Onlor te in Durant Motor... 0% Durant Motor of Indid 13% Gimbet Brow ou Heyden Chemie 1M Mercer Motors ... + 2m NY Tel pf .....¢ + 108% Packard Motor pf . 90 Prima Radio .... 1% Reo Motor Truck Behuite Store *Bouthern Coal ‘Bt Law Feldepar 134 58 4 et Stute Mot ay Technical Prod 346 Technieotor . 26% Timken RD 2844 United Ret Candy Union Carbide STANDARD OILs. Anglo-Am Ot! 20% 2044 8 Ol of Ind UT MT @ ON of N ¥ 500-408 8 O Kansas 604 585 Alcan “Boone Ol! . Brazos Ol . Cittes Service ‘ Cites Bervice B cts . Citien Ser B ctts pt . Cittes Service pt Creole 8yn Glenrock © Gulf Olt Maracaibo Oil Marland Mex Mexico O11 Mutual Ret No,Am Ol. Omar Ot Simms Pot . 10° «10 Suit Aga S. Halsted, to-day petitioned the the late Charles 8, Halsted. Senator Lockwood the estate. and that Carr personally. sSouthern P & Rowe 19 Southern States Ol .... 18% “Texan O&L ., . 0 ‘Turman . 1% Wileor Ol . . 6% LOCKWOOD ASKS $5,000 RDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 STOCKS HOLD FIRM | campvere cone quorarions 20% Ly 19% oH iW 11 1% 1% 10 19 18% 1% oy FOR LEGAL SERVICES it Estate of Late Charles State Senator Charles C. Lockwood Surrogate’s Court to award him and Willlam H Sullivan, another attorney, $5,000 for legal services rendered the Estate of in his petition states he acted for Dr. James Ewing the residuary legatee under the Hel- sted will, while Sullivan acted for the widow of Halsted tn the settlement of Lockwood says he was re- tained also to ascertain the condition of the estate and its supervision by George W. Carr, the executor of same, the result of the work of himself and Sullivan warrants the court In imposing the §5,000 fee on FOREIGN EXCHANGE. To'd'y, We'dy. Wk. Ago Sterling (par 4.88% per sovereign) Demand . er. My Cables... 441 441% 442% “rance (par 19.8 cents per franc) 1.88% Demand 7.00% 1.61 +. 4.20% «4.200 4.80 Gormany (par 20.3 cents per gold mark). Checks ...... OT OTH OTM Switzerland (par 19.8 cents per franc) Cables 18.70 18.09 Holland (par 40.2 cents per florin). Cablos 88.78 88.70 88.97 Helgium (par 1p.8 cents per tra Cables + TAS TON 7.17 Austria (decimal of a cent to the crown). mand 0013% 018% 0014 Nakway (par 26.8 cents per crown). Cables ..... 16:93 16.86 Denmark (par cents per crown). Cables +++ 20.90 20.00 Bpatn (par 19.0 cents per pessta). abIOs ...sscssee 16.83 18.80 Hungary (decimal of @ cent to the crown) Demand 4 08 04M Czecho-Blovaida (par 20.8 cents per crown) Demand +. 8.15 B18 8.88 of @ cent to the mark) 018 013 O14 cents per mark). 219 621088 Roumanta (decimal of a cent to the leu) Demand 68% 06% Jugo-Slavia (par 20.8 cents per grown). Demand 34 4 Canada (cents per dollar), 100.09 100.00 99.97 Japan (par 49.8 cents per yen). ‘ables 48.25 48.25 48.87 Hongkong (par 60.92 cents per dollar). Cables +. 67.95 07.76 BT.50 Calcutta (par 82.44 cents per rupee). 80 Cab) 20.00 Argentina (par Paper peso) Demand ates 85.80 35.75 Brazil (conta per milrets). Cabion 12.12 12.12 12.60 Chill (par 20 cents per paper peso). Cables sees 1387 18.87 13.90 remernsliiee aie: PRIZE REVISION FOR FISHERMEN’S RACE HALIFAX, N. 8., Sept. 23.—The com- mittee In charge of the Nova Scotia elimination fishermen’s race, to be held off Halifax starting Oct. 7, has made a revision in the distribution of cash prizes. The winner of the race under the revised conditions will receive the Nova Scotia- trophy and $500; the sec- ond boat will get $1,000 and the third $800. . The winning schooner Gloucester to defend the trophy and will receive the Govern- ment's grant of. $5,000. In addition, If the defender wins at Gloucester she will receive $3,000 and $2,000 If she loses. Tho time Umit for entries for the ellm- ination races expires Sept. 25 at 6 P. . It {s hoped that the Mahaska wil! ha entered by that time. will go to {ternational PICKPOCKET CHASE holding the $8. pulled from ala bs 4 IN PENN, STATION | ""%@ the owner oF nau aw death rvokiyn Man Robbed of $8 While], Tha Hadhaee aah ee S On Train. August Schoenswe of No, 4 Column! Place, Brookiyn, had just settiod him self in the smoking ear of an outboun: train tn the Pennsylvania Station nt 9.30 o'clock this morning when te felt] ay A $5 bill ond three $1 bill. which he had recetved in change at the ticket vindow, doing a sneaking exit from ene of his trousers pockets. He made a station enclosure 6 the shoenswe and trainmen and porters 1d passengers, Detectives Noye and orn joined the throng and caugtt the *hief in the main walting room. pursued by Poilee Headquarters the was found to bo Harry Stak a record of efght arrests tr picking pock+ ots and one conviction. Schosawa missed his tratn tn order to prefer @ charge against Stark. grab and caught a hand, but the hand, Commodore Vanderbilt In 1857, 65 years ago, in New York, Com- modore Vanderbilt employed Col. Child to ‘ seport on the practicability of opening a ship canal through the Isthmus. Today, the Panama Camal is a compliment to his vision. Soon we will celebrate the materialization of the plans of another man who 65 years ago organ- ized a little store which was to become a great store. We want you to celebrate with us. 1857 McCreery 1922 A SUPER EVENT— All The Merchandise Offered is SUPREME And UNEQUALED : In Value and in Price . Our Annual Supre-Macy Sales - Our Prices Are Always At Least 6% . Lower Than Anywhere Else in Metropolitan New York For This Supre - Macy Event ‘ ‘We Make Our Prices Even Lower See Our Announcement in SUNDAY'S WORLD or EAGLE HERALD SQUARE Beginning Monday 9 A. M. NEW YORK