The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1922, Page 26

a a arma RANI Lis TT I sear ji ’ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1922. 4,000 Bankers Forget Credits at Smoker, Where They Renew Old Acquaintances ; Lies y —— « . Aivates Sue ot ; : i ra Seaboard AL pt tot) Bosquenannn, i During Day Many Deserted { y ~ Golanyn Petwres feueca Cooper. 10° G0" 10 GON | ye et nnde: Session for World Series—} | ° d M. Na. daneaes ; ldometal Aspbatces Se" gue Sak Oot mui tu | te Kathenbo Women’s Clubs Entertain ¢ Bl Vdhee he eiee'sss 68 : Quoseay Sect. 190° South: alloy ores TSouth Mall pe .. 4% GIy Um tan Ol of Cal . 133% Wives, While Nurses Take ‘ Ar Bosch ..1. «2 y General Motors... Charge of Infant Financiers. D Am Gar Foundry Granby Sing 2 8 oll of NS ote ue ee ’ F . Am " i Great Northern pt 04% Stromberg Car . 56ig eee: Bankers are supposed to be au GL : Sone an , ; Gut late Steels 8% inion Bae e ae tere, of serious mien. They certainly HAVENSTEN a Hoyt am | Hudson Motor ; acter OL tee geem £0 when ono wishes to nego- sr NAT'C-BANK _ : / rey . Laden Donat . Sweets of Amer. | 2% 2 Bante “Ana. tiate a loan, or to explain tho little HATTIESBURG ea Abe aa A 88% LHtopp aotors , heed ae Gini see matter of the overdrawn check. But Ss. Am a Hitnols Central . Tenn Cop & Ch Colon, Cristo wlien the vault is closed for the night me BETRAT Aus Biss, ke TO ier coat wear Texan Co Sarna, Siaracatbs 4 and they recede from public gaze, Am Ship & Com ‘ ‘ Inspiration Copper Fhe ReRE MRM ee ae and especially when they go to the ais am fmvelt & Retin 2 4 62y 68 zt Goa Geto Bt Texas Coal & Ol] Munargo, Antilla, 9.00 ALM. 12,00 dig city and get together, while their HUPPH ma Raine Stik Attias Tnird Ave . a Tidewater Ot wives and daughters afe at a theatre APANDREW A PNG eet Tobacco Prod .. LIBERTY BONDS. Barty, they are likely to have as good & SON ha Inter Paper To 8 L & WB, Liberty 31-28 opened 100.60, up wetinie as any group of men. If the LA PORTE Am Tobacco Tron Products aeeee Dent On 0,08; second 4%, 99.64, off 0.02; first several thousand who attended the IND, ‘Am Tobacco B h Jewel Ai Top Pret A 41-28, 100.04; second, 99.78; third, @moker of the American Bankers’ As- Am W Wha & Bl 25 ps Jones Bros Tea Union B &@ P 99.86; fourth, 100.04 0.02; Soclation at the Astor last night are unSmity = Za A ot trt lb Madeleine Kanes & Gilt Union on : 43-44, 100.42, off fies) reniee Be es cndel il pineal ni GRIFFIN Bank ‘Am Wool - 100 Kelly-Springtield. ME eg off 6.06. lin batt Heeb iting, at the desk behind, or in the marked “Private,” is actually @h exponent of good fellowship, who * might well be imitated. Drafts, credits and exchanges were forbidden topics. Instead, the con- ‘vergation ranged from the excellent quality of the perfectos to the degre Unotn Pacitic pf. Union Tank Car. Un Alloy. Steet United Drug .... Un Drug tat pt. . United Fruit .,.. Un Ry Invost pt. Un Retail Stor usBCIP OF GEORGIA Am Wool pf 100% Kennecott... Am W Paper pr 34 Keystone Tire Am Zino K Anaconda Leo Rubber Amer Meta: Lima Locomotive. Am Metal pf Loew's Ino . Auto Dry Goods. Mother Lode ..., ‘Anno Ol Mcintyre P Mines Mallinson & Co ., CURB. Opened firm. Simms, 11 3-8, off 1-8} British-American Tobacco regular, 19 3-3, up 1-4; New Jersey Zine, 162; Radio, 43-8 Retail Candy, 7 1- Gulf Oil, new, 65 1- of pulchritude of the maidens on the ee Man leo Bip UB Ind Alcohol. O44 aves ae Sa ° Atchison pf Does 4 ‘ 49, off 4; Int. Pet., 227-8, “4; stage, or professed envy of the ease ‘Alt Birm & At.. 2% Mkt St Ry 2d pf U 8 Realty e 7-8, up 1-4; * qith which Wil Rogers tonsed LARA preter Marland Oll vs... UB Rubber Standard O11 of Indjana, 125, up 13- it Sout Line . fan Parry 1 7 8 Steel . ew Y, 57 sfound a yope. A roll call would A Tee MPa ix ere ears ane Ed a meee Standard Oil of New York, 570, up hhaye showed less than ten bankers MALLON. simmons Atl Guit & WL. 31% Mex Seaboard... 10% Utah Copper | tmperial Oil of Canada, 119, up 21-4. ho would not like to be able to rt oF THE Wave, BANK Atl Quit &@ Wipf? 2 Mex Seaboard ct. 16% tah Securities .. 92 FOREIGN HA OFENED ¥ some one or “ome thin; HR. Pine BLUFF Atlas. Tack Moon Motors .... 17% ‘anadium Steel . 47 SOUL pie / ‘Phe affair was xcheduled at 9.90, Smoker. MS Austin Nichola. May Dep Vivaudou Thies... ‘ ERECUGAR: 5 Mun tts OF this City's: visitors ‘who Baldwin Lgeo Mex Bet Wabaan 2B Sterling, demand, 4.42 3-8; cables, have, become experienced In the ways ew. GRAN Balt & Onto Miam! Cop) eek tate 8, up 7-8. French fr, demand, ofthe convention came cariy and PRES. IST NATL Beth Bteel B Middle States Oil, Wells Fargo cables, .0762. ‘Lire, demand, Midvale Stee! Mo K & T WI. MK &T pt wi Mo Pacific . Montana Power . Mont Ward National Condult. tional Biscuit . Brit Emp St 24 pf WOODRUFF Brook Rap Tran. Brooklyn Un Gas MERCHANTS ald COMMIT TRE B, Lown Shoe AN 5 CLINCHPORT : Burne Bros A WA, Butte Cop & Zinc Butte Superior Heech-Nut Pkg Caddo Ol Cat Packing . Cal Petroleum ‘were seated at the tables long before the party started. There was o crush of people, as at every other social event of the week. Those who merely arrived on time did the best they could to join the affair, and by 9 o'clock it was evident that a conspic- uous number of the brethren liked good cigars and a party with them. ‘Thére were two parts to the show. Wert Maryland. if t Pacific tern Union . cables, .0 up .0001, Belgian fr., demand, .0714 1-2; cables; Marks, .0004 8-4, off -0000 1-8. drachma, demand 0320; cables, .0325, Swiss fr., de- mand, .1868; cables, .1870, wff .0002%, Gullders, demand, .3883; cables, .3886, up .0003, Pesetas, demand, .1520; cables, .1522, up .0003, Sweden kr., White Motors White On : Wickwire Steel .. Overland Corp ... Overland Corp pt. t R of M 2d pt 44 Cattahan Minin Nevada Con Wisconsin Cen... 856; cables The handsome programmes, with a Canadian Pao . NOT ay Worth Pump pf A Norway, demand, ATi; eabics “ttrh; poster by Rea Irvin and drawings by i Cent Leather ... NY Alr Brake White Hagle On. off .0003. Denmark, demand, .2058: Herb Roth, was scanned eagerly, as Cunton Cerro De Pasco . N ¥ Central. alvidend. cables, .2062, up .000: f i event after event passed“in review. 4 Chandler Motors. 62% NY Chi & Bt L. ‘Then there was singing, an ensemble N.C. Chen & Ohio 4% NY Dock . Norfolk & West. North American . No American pf. Cht & Alton ay Cht & Alton pt. 5 1 & MN. 41% of nearly 4,000 voices, which threat- ened to lift the roof of the Astor and deposit it In Bryant Park. A synco- BREMNER, may f VE. he pi iy <n cht & EB Til pt N 62 Northern Pacific. Seetaartcson er Soar. the RES BS, TUR cnt Gt Western. 6% Nunnally Co tried to regain thelr breath, 1ST NATL, BANK LoveLans — vats. MANAGER ASTOR s. =a : pe age, 3 “be and then the bankers sang until the| LEAWRUSKA, oKLa. Weir MOSCOW BANK ~ PA. HELPED our flere | cut are eS aa Oe ening, Chi M & Bt P pt. 1 Orpheum Cir . in Fecovered, Chi & North’h .., 09% ‘Oweas Botting ‘There was more visiting than at a Chi & North’n pf 122% Pacitlo Devel C y bor 3 it ¥ 5 ‘on! ‘well-organized old home week. Prev-|broke away from an entrancing act) A, Perry Osborn, Mrs, Frede 'e ».| SHOP CRAFTS GIVEN Ch RT & Pac .. 45 Paste a ously in the week, every one had been | Jong enough to tell of the rout of the} Philips. Mrs George Whitney CRLEP Ope pt 02% too intent upon business and the| boll weevil in his section. There will]Carll Tucker, Mrs Harold I. Fe att MORE TIME IN CASE pe eS ee pet 100% strenuous programme which had} be 100 per cent. more cétton this year} and Mrs, John T. Pratt. 2 per ..6 26% been planned to exchange more than | than last, he asserted, en ; Bobatoalec oe Penn Seaboard Before you leave New ¢ @ Casual conversation. But here Bill — s AM be held to-niger| Attack Daugherty in In-]Soce-cole vs Spe heed York do not fail to aid walked from one table to another and} To-day will be Hostess Day, undjat the re. It will be the junction Argument. 4.' Colum Gragh Pero Marq pri see chatted with his old friends, Jack, | the women will be entertained in pri- | largest In the ‘history of the associa-, 0% 3 ; Proant [Columb Graph pe, Pore Nara pt. the most unique build- __ an Tom and Dick, and then Jack, Tom|vate homes throughout the city.| tion and will take its place among the} CHICAGO, Oct. 5 (Associated Press’ eomp 7 & Rec. Philadelphia © . and Dick. themselves made the}|Among the women who will open] first on the list of New York's mon-]—Counsel for the striking Railwa; |Congol Cigar seed Phillips Pet ing in the city. Consol Gas Plerce-Arrow rounds of acquaintances, old and new,| their homes are: Mrs. Charles B./ ster social functions. Already 6,000) Shops Crafts to-day were given an . . 1 clan Consol Textile 10 Pieree-Arrow pf. " ee ee eines Gogh ei aekek ie bite: vomiee Lor tenciae to the sublet aie ore [other twenty-four hours to file thel | sont can .....1: 6% Pierce Olt Representative on premises, oo * ng i f = ‘es re) sw ce Prod . 205 Pierce’ Ol! pt. Dut real, this time—“galaxy of Broad. | Burden, Mrs, Josepli H. Choate jr] chestras, one of which will Ke play-|“nswer to the Government's ‘suit for } ‘orm Prod «creer. Tote Panbureni ous PUSHMax. way stars,” was a tlot. If news had| Mrs William Pierson Hamilton, Mrs.]ing constantly. Thousands of palms}a nationwide permanent injunction. Conden O11 .. 40% Pitts & W Va. Hine come that the pound sterling had|E. 1. Harriman, Mrs, Willard D.Jand cut flowers will add to the] ponald Richberg, attorney for the| Crucible Steet 80% Postum Cereal .. Postum Cereal pt Prod & Refin.... Pub Serv of N J Pullman Co .. Punta Aleg Sugar Pare Ol 5 Piggly Wt of Ry Steel Spgs. fay Consolidated, Reading Replogle Steel . Republic Steel .. Reynolds T pt B 56% Royal Dutch .... 58% St Joseph Lead.. 18% 18% 18% 18% St L & St Fran, 29% Bt L & Bt Fr pt “50% St L & Bo West. 33 Bt L & Bo W pf. 54% — ond E’-D Agent 50 East 42d St. "4" Cretble Steel pt. OB Bon, Cuban Am Sugar 24% tude of Attorney General Daugherty |Guban am 8 pt 97 jeneral Beck and at-|Cuban Cane Sugar 1434 secord {Commer Balv A.. into the record a x 4 ki on objectior |Sommer Colv B.- 4s @ropped to 14 cents, or that the Stock | Straight, Mrs, W. Emlen Roosevelt, | pleasantness of the surroundings. Men Exchange was going to be made into| Mrs, Jobn D. efeller jr, Mré.| from local banks will act as ushers, ® movie theatre, nobody would have} Whitelaw Reld, Mrs, Felix M. War- paid any attention to it, There were} burg, Mrs, Thomas W. Lamont, Mrs.] The two boats, with a capacity of fand Solicitor Will Rogers, Gallagher and Shean, | William Fellowes Morgan. 5,500, which will carry the delegates | tempted to Jacko, the famous crow; Elsie Janis, ‘ é Ww Edward/and their guests to the outing at] long lette Mr, De Davison Chem ... with a smile for the boys, and Claud. | C. i r West Point to-morrow are already|Judge James H. Wilkerson stoppec| ne neers Mining ing and Scarlet, who sang songs of|Mrs. Gates W. McGarrah, Mrs, Wal-| flied, according to the applications on ding. Del @ Hudson Yygone days and made one think of|ter ’. Bilss, Mrs. Joseph E. Davis,| fie, That and the golf tournament vill Mr. Richberg suggested that the] pet L & West ‘Nis first sweethcart and the old schvool| Mrs. Walter Douglas, Mrs. Henry| marrying an American citizen may be-}eourt call in the other two circu | Detroit Edison ~ Yiduse, revered in song as a joyful] Hammond, Mrs. J. Horace Harding, | come a citizen, and an American w to assist in trying the case [Pome Mines gmoker were L. A. Bethune, Pres! ficient notice on which to call the! pric ist pf. 1, W. Gray, President of First Na- repayable onAlemand was fixed at 4 Savings Bank of Griffin, Ga, was on mit a satisfactory margin of profit, "Then there were J. FE. Loveland. Merchants’ Bank, Cllichport, Tenn, place, but where one actually made] Mrs, Walter B. James, Mrs, Otto tl [for the Hagen-Sarazen match at the ing the right to make a forma {Du Fo funny faees at teacher, Kahn, Mra, ‘Alvin W. Krech, Mrs.]Westchester-Biltmore Saturday, and] motion to that efvect later if the court Meer of the Bank of Clinton, Ni C. cerns and railroads of a highly favor- | ther Judges. “place whe: accord . eee! ss) bpd eek able character. — — tional Bank, Woodruff, 8. C. The Mr: A agar ae re 2) etggbaerd per cent., leading railroads continued dent of the First National Bank of to report unusually b\g increases in hand; he told about the diversified , olatiie grops of his State, which will make Mrandard Ol storks whore volat President of the First National Bank, , Pa., who has been with the who thought that the party was a lit- tle too big for comfort. t leaders, criticised the atti- SAVINGS Banks. SAVINGS BANKS. IRVING SAVINGS BANK 118 Chambers St. (West of Broadway), New York QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Credited to De- positors Oct. Ist. Payable on and after Oct. 16,1922 Devoe? made on or before October 13th I draw interest from October Ist NOTE: Deposite made on or before the ird day of ANY MONTH w interest from the Ist of the month ore ANKING BY MAIL Commission iia Hie Report Business on Buying Side Jeatuso of the marke: for the last Shows Steady Increase. {week or more, pushed up into new - high ground In initial trading but sub quently lapsed into co} quietness and relinquished to motor stgcks, the equipments an her grade rails. nessed in yesterday's session, tho} sindebaker and Baldwin were in W. J. Bailey, former Governor of | list was decidedly firm with advances and now ernor of thelin many representative issues ex- federal Reserve of Kansas ity, admitted that he had never had thy worries of his successor, J. 1. upp, cashier of the A. 1. Andvew Srand Sons of La Porte, Ind., the oldest State bank in his State, wus algo on band, i Es hereon “eg Fal gig Sieg market when prices broke badly fol- Qlda., told the writer that his bank | lowing the initial crisis in British- sould not cash in on its possibilities. Turkish relations, At least larg ents have been the outstanding Greenwich Savings Bank Incorporated 1833 ‘S. EB. cor. 6th Ave. & 16th St. NEW YORK / 4 DIVIDEND AT THE RATE OF Four Per Cent per annum has been declared to depositors oh sums trom $5 to $5000 tor the quarter ending September 30th, 1922 Deposits made on or before October 10th will draw in terest trom October 1, 1922 8 Grayson M, P. Murphy, Mrs, Acosta] numerous others will wait until the} rejected the suggestion. He argued | Piss Storage ab ~Among the 4,000 visitors at the| Nichols, Mrs. Charles D, Norton, Mrs,|end of the World's Series, that the Government's bill was suf-[pre huuckleberries and green corn are us. From the next State was For. the first time in more than 9 fortnight the renewal rate for funds Detroit. They were kids together in car loadings, and with the notable éx- South Carolina, and they had not si ‘ i ception of tire companies, industrial Bee SrNnte, FOS WANT Inet night, reports invariably told of increasing 4, H. Smith, Vice President of the business accepted at prices which per- the ravages of the boll weevil seem insignificant this ever since it started; J, L. Q. pore, President of Warmers’ and hidiectl Motors We have ready for” distribution a special letter on Continental Motors. While the stock market thjs morn- ing Was quieter and had none of the spectacular forward movements wit- purticularly good demand, Mexic fe eum gained three points, Ameri n Woolen responded to the an tending from substantial louncement of price increase to upward of two poinis, To-day's strength med for most part to be a reflection of 1 turning confidence on the part of the public, who were scared out of the in of nearly two poi United Its Organization, Finances Earnings Business Recent developments that have attracted Steot climbed baci to 104, com pared with 100% la& week, and in Uh higher priced rails guins of about a point were the rule. The bond market, too, displayed « rising tendency. Foreign issues were Primitive though it was, this methoa of trans- porting Virginia tobacco, served the carly planters by well, Disidende December State Unfortunately for him, it seems, the | commissi . and particularly |!" best dems 4, but semi-speculative a , i com- 9; o 30th, 19; = Mhdlians of Osage County, who indi-| trace eins egutiny ysite seed mavanbed alter easily and Gov. ‘There’s a natural sweetness i to the Re aaety | vidually bring inf, 2,01 0 % a ne issues were A . tke A any. és Bi ehtpoo d seer throuste the corcings| (lous, reported thut thelr businosy on |¢mment war time ineues ¥ and purity of taste distinctive te “— . ‘alo of their oll lands, do not deposit their| the buying side was larger than ut Ss Bey a an ‘ i . * mutual bank our dividends are alwaye Bei teopay lo the banks Instead, they|any time for the pasttwo weeks, und| MARRIED 30 YEARS, toVirginia tobacco. It's a dif- ts hah a our earnings id our conservative policy permit. Avie foe social ere ae Deposits made on or before October 13th dra interest from vy Tot. sJones & Baker || |E ast av tive Members New York Curb Exchange s ai fed chee saan : clevelest Institu Three New York Offices |] |* 225 Fifth Ave, » Mad. q. 1397) 50 Brosd St. + Broad 7150 905 Fifth Ave. - Mar. Hill 7120 y limousines, walnut bedsteads and In his town alone there aro ; automobiles for a population of| The Improvement in tho Near East | rusban 5 i # | 11,000, he reports. situation undoubtedly, continued to For cigarettes Virginia - Bays. t work in favor of values, but traders] CORK, Oct, 5 (Associated Press),— tobacco is the best, a pt ye Ragan si tanean and investors muét have also been in- Fwentythree Irregulars were killed and BP) Yin. ws a motor demon buck nome. Ho|*Piréd to again turn to the construc] tlrty twken prisoners in the thirty Hulds the record of driving 500 miten|tive side of the market by ory ‘ oday Sy) im one day, without breuking invcojtaxation in money conditions, by us Ang) y Alta a hive shan 4 few speed laws. It was Justlotnier rive in demand sterling whic a ohne &b cudurauce Cid he explatoed. z bs SHE ASKS SEPARATION that purchases far outweighed sal ference you'll enjoy. carried It more than 7 cents abv: luded the eonmanai A complete column of as avensicin, easier ef irer}the low of jest week, and by addi= was captured at Dgon. tn ee Beak, Hattlesburg, Mise,'tional reports trom industria} coa- it was announced %-duy, & Ui i : ‘ lars nso anty Kerry Liccerr & Myers ‘losacco Co.