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Adams Express . Ajax Rubber .... Alaska G'd Minos Alla Chalmers .. Allie Chaim pf.. 97% Am Ag Chem ... Am Ag Chem pf. Safety Resor Ship & 0.... Smelt @ R.. Srolt & BR pt 108% | ‘Atl Coast Line. ‘au Gute wih iias Powder Atl Prow -a.. Beth Stee! B pf N Beth 8 B pf Spe Brooklyn Edison. Brooklyn Rd ‘Tran Brooklyn Union @ Burns Bros A Burns Broa B. Butte Cop & Zinc Butte Buperior Beoch-Nut Pkg. Cal Petroleum Callahan Minin Canadian Pacific Carson Hill Gold Cent Leather . Cent Leather pf. Cent RR of N J Cerro De Pasco.. Ohandler Motors, Ches & Ohio. Ches & Ohio pf Ont Mil @ Bt P.. Chi Mil & Bt P pt Ont & Northwest. Chi RI @ Pa CRIP 6s pi Chile Copper . Chino Copper Cluett-Peabody Gol Fuel & Iron Col & Southern. Columbus Gas . Columbia Graph .. Col Graph pt . Consol Tex ie . s Con Insurance Gorden Copper .. Crucible Bixel duban Aim Sug Guba Cane Bugur Davison Chon Del Lack & W.. Du Pont deb . Blec Storage Hat. Bxchange Buffet. Endicott-John Bndicott-John Godwin Picts Gen Am Tank Car General Asphalt. General Cigur Gen Motors .. Granby Mining .. Gray @ Davie... North Ore ets Gulf Btate Bteel.. Mabershaw i Indiahoma Ref inter Fons Corp... Inter Comeut Kelly-Spr'ghield Keystone Tive Lehigh Valley St oR RRM A ett ae Melntyre P dines Magna Copper... Mack Truck Inc.. Mallinson & Co. Man Elec Bup Man Elevated Mkt @t Ry pr pf. Mex Svaboard Mex Headboard ct Maxwell Motors A 60% 2% + 170% — 1t% — ale 56% +1, Oy + 43 + 56% 55 Bs ony 85a IT 16% po 14 % | Mexican Pet... Ye] Miami Copper Middle s | Mié “| Minn @ BCL. Mo Kané TW ++o, P+l++i ‘a | Mo Pacific pt. Mont Ward Mullins Body Manhattan ct. Nevada Consol New Or T & Mex NY Alr Brake. N ¥ Central. NY Dock . IN YN wad. N ¥ Ont & West Norfolk & Went. 1%] North American . yypNorth Amer pt.. Northern Pacitic. 1%] Oblo Boay & Blo Oklahoma Refin, | Ontarto Silver .. 14 | Orp! Otis Bteel . 14] Pacific Devel ... Pacific Gas & Bl 83% et + + + + 4] Pacific Ou vy % | Pan-Amer F 4s Pan-Am Pet B... 4% Penn RR, y]Penn Seaboard . [Peoples Gar ..... % | Pere Marquette 4% [Pere M prior pf.. 79 Phila Co . Pl+ie itt Dlerce Arrow Pierce Otl .. W]Pitts @ W Va... Fostum Cereal .. Prod & Rofin 8%] Pub Serv of N Pullman Co 1% | Pure ol % [Reading ist pf. Reading We xeprucle Steel % [Republic Btee! % | Reyn Tob pf B. Republic Motors ‘| Royal Duten .. Meat. @ Ban Fr StL & Gouthwent BOK 3h AS 4] at L & Bouthw pt c 1M Taterting Prod... Beneca Copper Shattuck Ariz Sinclair Of Boul Bt Ol of N J pt 1174 Btewart-Warner Sploer Mfg . 14 [Skelly 011 Tenn Cop Texas Co Texan Coal & Uli. 4 | Tobacco Prod 4 | Trane-Cont 1 Timken ROD te fig | United 1 4 | Unted Ret Stores yjuscie. U 8 Food Prot. UB Ind U 8 Rubber 1 8 Binelt A | U 8 Stee! US Bteot pr Yob Prod * Union On | tnion! Pacitic .. Invest Ltab Becu Vanadium Steet.. Va Caro Chem .. Va Car Chern pt J Wabasn RN pt A Wells Vargo West Union w Whee... White Motor White Ol .. Wickwire Steet SOFT COAL TO HEAT CITY Fuel Shortage Brings Action wy County Fue! Administrator Learoyd and Commissioner of 1 Whalen in the latter's office to-day it wan decided to ure immediately soft cow ir tho several city departments, A be- ginning will boom partment and the Botanical Gardens for hot-house purposes, The fire and potice stations will also start ust soft coal. To date the fre and police been stone cold, except for ruch wood substitutes as the fir + men thems as to taking similar action inv all oth public buildings and oMtces. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OOTOBER 21, 1922. tea Ol! Bteei ational Btacu Kn & Sta ‘ational Lead im Circult.. 24% iIlips Pet ty Wiggly Consolidated pt. age Arms xon Motors n Pac # Chem hol RR. t Maryland . t Md vd pf... t Elec Salva Buv.800. ~~ STRUCTURES NOW COLI> Muantet, Aathorit Al a conference between few York t and Structures n the Park De- ations have men and pol ves provided, Of the different Whalen ' Monday the president boroughs wi'l confer with M Rasa ‘| DISINHERITED CHILDREN ACCUSE STEPMOTHER Daughters Claim Undue tnflacnve in Opposing Merchant's V Objections to probate of the will ef Meyer Goldberg, ea le merchant avd once President of the Last Side Tux payers’ Association, who died July 2 . were Med to-day In the Surrogato's Court by his daughters, Goldie Stlver- stein and Eva Goldberg, No. 661 143d Street The daughters allege their father wae mentally incompetent and unduly in- fluenced by thei) stepmother, Minnie Goldberg, No. 2v1 Grand Street, at the time he executed his will, which be- queathed all his property (o her os LIBERTY BONDS Liberty Bit-2e opened tl: cu 4 14s, #8, off 0.04; Sd, 99.18, off 0.02 4th, 99.28; Victory 48-4 100.26, off 0.06; called, 100.10, off 0.08; Tr { 2 % 100.14 up 0.02 UNCERTAIN | RADIO BROADCASTING LLATION OF SLUGGISH MARKET Fractional Gains at Opening Quickly Followed by Profit Taking. rtes=seec“—. WJZ—NE WARK, 860 METRES, INVACI COMPLETE CURB QUOTATIONS STANDARD OIL8. Inder the Evening Programme — a humorous story by Gorton Veeder Carruth; “The Responsibilities of Wealth,” two stories of poor men; “Tricks With a Canréra,” suggestions for the amateur photogra- “Prescribing for the Four Hun- UB Mexico 49 Impertal Ol Can *Hont & Montana “Host Mont Ce Candelaria M Bouth Penn Ol ss The Prank of a Young Naval how the first pedometer was There was little in the action of market this encourage holders of stocks or pro- fessionals who are endeavoring to The market backed HOotNdwt, —Address, by “Judge George of New Jersey. The Breckwoods Dance Or- Stories and of Woodhaven, y her recitals in soci- depress prices, filled in an and without definite trend. and brief flurry of buying, resulting in fractional gains tn representative Cities Bervice P. M.—Recital by Isabel Thorp, lee run M.—Stdndard ” time official weather fore- *National Tin . profit taking and short sales, which caused the list, taken as a whole, to settle back to around the close of Throughout hour of business the list cidedly frregular. There was In Mexican sold up to a new high mark since Tt crossed 234 for a gain of 3 Musteal programme con- “Tonopah Divide . M.—Musical programme, the second time signals Mammoth Oil 12 M.—Musical programme. Radio Chapel Services con- Charles L. Slattery, United Eastern ed by the Rev. West End © . Sacred music by the church choir. ‘Talk by Dr, Karl K. Quinty, Methodist Episcopal Chureh, Ky Mountain Prod subsequently jex Mex Land Vesper Service conducted by Edgar White Burrill, of “The Kingdom of Ohild- Sterling (par 4.86% per soveretgn)— Balt Creek Prod the limited supply of this stock for trading purposes tracted little attention, it was evident France (par 19.3 cents South States Ol! Texan O& L 19.8 conta per lira)— M.—Rendings Bubble Books That Sing," by Ralph Mayhew, M.—Adventure Stories for older Life on « United States shares {s gradually crystallizing. To day, as has been the cas» market sessions, this group is receiv ing strong support on reaction indicated that powerful taking advantage rmany (par 23.8 centa per gold mark) Switzerland (par 19.8 cents per franc)— by Captain Beach: and (par 40.2 cents per florin)— by Annie S. Peck, A, M. $., author of Industrial and Commeretal South Amerte . M.—Reeltal by Elizabeth Evans, Belgium (par 19.3 cents per franc), 2 603 7.06 . accumulating Austria (decimal of a cent to the crown) Returns for September soon begin to make their appearance It is anticipated that they a highly favorable comparative show- Much of the current buying is in anticipation of these favorable state 19.3 cents to the ¢rachm 8 cents per c Del Riego; ‘Love Has Eye! Bishop, and “Bless You, 9.05 P. M.—Re Durant Mot.. Steel stocks were inc Durant M of ind In contrast with the feel- ing regarding pending railrc ments it is expected that t statement of the United St Corporation and the independent con- cerns for the year will show the unfavorable ‘ailroad and coal strikes nmark (par 26.8 cents p companist; arranged by G son of Brook’ Programme: Drums Loud “Impromptu Chopin; “The Old Lady, iver Bright and Fair,” Interpretation of Shakes- Spain (par 19.3 cente per peseta) y (decimal of a cent to the crown) 20.8 cena per crown) Kuppenhetmer pf Poland (decimal of a cent to the mark) Gt the foremost, Inters hakespearean dramas. M.—Arlington 0 jot if 19," cents per mark rs Mercer Motorm against Pacific Oil, which declined two points to a new Jugo-Slavia (decimal @* a cent to the crown) —Continuation of the pro- nme by Miss Morgan, Roumanta (decimal of a cent to the tes declined four points. the case of the former it Is rumored, apparently without proper : tion, that the dividend will be reduced Packard Motor Canada (cents per dollar) WOR NEWARK— 400 METRES. Ss . M.—Broadcasting of the foo!- same between Harvard and Centre Mr, Hunt (the Sandy Hunt of All-American Japan (par 49.8 cent Northern Ore also reflects uneasin +s regarding the stability of the dividend, The foreign exchange mark Calcutta (par 92.44 cents per rupee) bt Law Feldapar.., 5 cents per paper peso) cents per milreis) 00 cents per paper peso) United Retail Candy New Yorr a 75 JUNGLE BEASTS PERISH IN ZOO FIRE y Makes Victims of 1: Tigers, Bears and Monkers. Armour & Co ’ tigers, bears, leopards, monkeys and many rare specimens, were burned in their cages when fire swept through Arena here causing $150,000 damage. of incendiary origin. 2 animal collection, of the rarest In the United States, had Just been gath for sale to circus owners at the animal It is believed said to be one Deere & Co Tym. " rman Forne Giand Trunk O4% of the bird house were saved, Investigators were puzzled by the fact the animals were not is believed» they rendered unconseious by Hydraulic Bteel Stand ON Y Houthwenat Hell Rtand OWN Y Father Knickerbocker’s Growing Faraily N a city of six million, many things happen in the course of In New York, for instance, there is a birth every A marriage ceremony is performed every six and a half minutes, and there is a death every seven minutes. NYN UE Tr Te, three minutes. Russian Olga ctf “BUILD UP YOUR HEALTH STRENGTH.--WINTER IS COMING T this time of the year your blood is thin and pale. the rate at which they are leaving it, which is a healthy sign. Statisticians tell us that along about 1950 New York will have a population of nearly 10,000,000--the greatest concentration of human beings since the beginning of time. | changed; its ingredients have never been altered. During all this period Gude's Pepto-Mangan has been pre- scribed by thousands of physicians, and millions of men, women and children have been invigorated and revitalized by its use. taking Gude's fl New Yorkers are coming into the world at more than double | | weather changes make you sneeze and shiver. Colds, coughs, grippe ir troubles make life a bur- and the fear haunts you. Now is the time to build up a fresh supply of rich, red blood and fortify inst sickness with Concentration solves many of the manufacturers’ troubles. In the case of people, it makes it easy to reach their homes. In the case of newspaper circulation, it takes most of the guess- work out of advertising. The most highly concentrated news- ion in New York is that of Pepto Manean, the taste, will not upset the weakest stomach, and its benefici building effects are quickly apparent, Be sure to ask for Gude's Pepto- The full name is on every _ Your druggist has it, in oth liquid and tablet form. Gude's epto-Mangan your system aj Gude's Pepto-N It is a bracing, invigorati: It quickens the appetite an you assimilate all the nourishment afyour food. It imparts new strength vigor to both nerves, and provides the “pep endurance for the daily grind and strain of the winter's work, This time-tried tonic and blood enricher has been in use for over 30 years. Its formula has never been Jonic and Blood Enrichert paper circula muscles and 1901) will be at the gridiron end of the long distance telephone line to tell the descriptive story, play by play, while “BI MeNeary, Radio editor of the Newark Sunday Call, will be fn the studio to rei 6.15 to 7 P, M.—Hatsey Miller's Robert Treat Orchestra will give dance num- bers, Programme: “Blue,” “Soothing,” “Sad While Dancing,” “One More Dance,” “Tricks,” “Don’t Bring Me Roses,” “Stuttering.” ———., { WGI—MEDFORD HILLSIDE 860 METRES. | S| A. M.—"Before Breakfast set- Mr. Arthur B, Baird, 9.30 A. M.—Musical programme. 10,30 A. M.—OmMcial New England and Ocean Forecast United States Weather Bureau, 11.30 A. M.—Music 2.30 P. M.—Harvard-Centre College football game. ‘The cheering, songs and bund music will also be reproduced. 6.00 P. M.—Weckly crop report com- piled by Mr. V. A. Sanders. 6.30 P. M.—Roston police reports ton Pol Headquarters; In flashes, early sport r 8.00 P, M.—Lvening programme: cience Up to Date.” a Scientific American Review. II. Concert—Lotus Male Quartet, Robert C. Martin, {iret tenor; W. W. Hicks, second tenor; H. N. Raymond, first base; F. B. Cannell, second bass. | gun aca | : . : Bos- news Naturesendsa warn- ing of Pyorrhea— bleeding gums. Only one person out of five past forty escapes. Thousands younger are subject to it as well. Be on your guard. Brush your teeth with rhatys FOR THE GUMS More than a tooth pase —it checks Pyorrhea 35¢ and 60c in tubes secesecceuusvoces: Pills . Keep you fit a Mun nnn Hudson River also ¢West Point (except Sunday). Stearn and Albany to New York necepted, Saturday, Oct. 21, only—For Bear Moun“ dain. (one ia West Nowe Returning leaves West Point, 6.10 P. Sunday, Det. Df Hendrick Hn} A Further information Lovely Healthy Skin Kept 80 By Cuticura Daily use of the Soap helps to keep theskin fresh and clear, while touches of the Ointment now and then pre- vent little skin troubles becoming serious. Do not fail to include the exquisitely scented Cuticura Talcum in your toilet preparations, by Daylight Dai clusive, for {Bear uighikeepate, and Albany, pNewbargh, at, Catskill, Hud: VOU ACMA: WW. 4h 0.40 ALM: jarnhart Sonj at, Oct. 21.) Direct rall conned: All Tall tickets New York tw Albany brosses St W 10.15 A. M. 3 Youke wwburen, Gutter’ football gam only—For +Bear Moup- gh and +Poughkeepsie, Str. son leave it.» B. ay Desbrosses Street Pier, New York. Canal 9200. ATLANTIC CITY.s3.60 Leave W, 234 St, 7.4 Jackson Ave., Jersey City, 8.17 A, Me PHILADELPHIA, $300 Tomorrow and Nov. 5 and Nov. 19 Leave V Jackson 4 NEWJERSEY CENTRAL Dally saliing from Pier ® P.M. Direct rati conne Express Ereig SPECIAL EXCURSIONS ‘Tomerrow and Nov. 5 berty St, 8.005 berty St, 8.362 LAM. ets good only on special trains ) New’ York, jaya, ot 5 P.M, Barclay 6000. ERN S. S. LINES T N RIVER NIGHT LINES. ined NR. Foot Canal t 132d Bt. hait hour later. jons at Albi polate, Wi UDSON NAY Middleton 8. Borland, ‘Telephone Canal’ 9000. —— ee COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Motive Power & Equipment, _ WS StS AND Oy Ene LADIES’ DH SUNDAY WOKLD WANTS WORK won HELP WANTED—MALE, WANTED. BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, MACHINISTS, CAR REPAIRMEN, SKILLED IN RAILROAD WORK; STEADY EMPLOYMENT; STANDARD WAGES, AUTHORIZED BY UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD Apply to RAILROAD C, E, Chambers, Supt, dersey City, N, J FOR SALE Furs, ATs. Ssbs. SUITS, COATS,

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