The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1922, Page 16

aS eA ann snes ncepemameen, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1922. ; - HEAVY UNDERTONE Brooklyn’s Democratic Headquarters |NIECES ASK COURT TO GUARD INTEREST IN DAY'S TRADING | — Permeated With ‘‘Pep’’ and Ginger| _'% $380,000 ESTATE - ON BiG EXCHANGE Ri, died on Oct. 15 at the home of his ee cousin, Ellen Cassels, Na 178 Bixth] Am Bank Note pf 3% t Avenue, made application to Surro- im set Goger.. | | Dstepe gate Foley to-day for the appointment Bouck « po Hees Drop on Decreased of the Chatham and Phoenix Bank as] 4™ CA: ! Transactions, but Rails Fe Soe eevee ee ters AMS MONea ts Be TO ‘ ~ ate. Am Ice . } dold Steady. According to their petition, the] am int Co ) TD cece } - nieces say they have been informed] Am La France.. that a document purporting to be a] Am Linseed O11... There was a marked lack of inl- will obtained from their uncle six days| Am Locomotiv jative in the stock market this before his death “under most irregu- rr may ha 7 | Am Safety Razor oben oot el deh el ing probate. Hmith was in the plumb. | AM SMD '& Com 21% light volume of dealings prices e 4 Am 8m & Refin 61% ing business and is said to have left] 4% gm a net pt 1a } showed a heavy tndertone. an estate valued at $80,000 personall Am steel Tou... age, 3 Speculative inertia was attributed and $300,000 real estate, An a part to the absence of important ews developments on which markot ommitments might be based. The $ ulk of transactions was purely of a professional character. 151 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, and dons Henry V. Smith of No. 334 East 69th Street, designated as executors. There | Anaconda a ee nee wee : of P is one bequest to Andrew A. Hay of | Amer Metal failed to bring the usual accumula- | f MsCooey No. 600 Halsey Street, Brooklyn, “in| Atenison ion of buying orders. Perceiving this, SENATOR. iy THE. recognition for faithful services to me that the market cannot work to a UR. \\ “ Uh i ronson, Phe residue in divided into’ ten permanently higher level until there THE LIVE parts. One of these Darts is to be " ‘s ve distributed among the cl ren of he around the room. As the day wore the contesting nieces, \ on early fractional losses were ex- ODD DEATH IN HOSPITAL tended to from one to two points in MAY BE DUE TO HOOCH the leading industrials while rails, 7) which showed a resumption of accu- Pattent. When “Abreited tine Two {mulation in initial dealings, fell back Pints of Brandy. “to slightly below the close of Sat- An autopsy was held to-day on the } \urday. SCHAEFER” body of Harry Hoitman, thirty, of No. } With the decrease in the volume of A DODD 324 Manhattan Avenue, who died last ' business there was a partial drying , WORKER, night In the prison ‘d at Bellevue up of springs from which so many SF Hospital from what he believed to be favorable rumors regarding ‘melons’ poison hooch. Holtman was arrested have emanated. A notable exception with John Morrisey, fifty-one, pro- was Mexican Petroleum in’ which tt AND HIS. 4 5 prietor of a saloon at No. 1274 Amster- sha ‘4 abe b> PLATFORM i . dam Avenue. The detectives who made insisted that stockholders w A the arrest found two pints of whiskey given the option of exchanging their in Holtman's possession and one pint stock for 24 shares of Pan Pete. in Morrisey’n pocket. “B" stock, and then be the recipients Saturday morning the two were ar- ; of a 25 per cent. stock dividend. But raigned in West Side Court and Holt- i this rumor to-day failed to stimulate man suddenly became {ll He was i 3 given first ald treatment, but grew j the orice of: Mexican) Petroleum. worse and was hurried to Bellevue. ‘The comparatively steady tone of Morrisey’s case was adjourned until the rails was due to expectations of Gece. a8, | highly favorable earnings statements | for September soon to be issued. Motor stocks and stecls were heav Kquipments declined from fractions to more than a point. WIRE FOR CONGRESS, Barns Barns Brook Brook Burns Caddo co acne ame RAINE Gesewes es eee 7 | |FORDNEY SAYS TARIFF ASSUMES PROSPERITY Emanuét Caller sured by the new tariff law, Iepresen- . : his secretary, George Christian?” Charley is in the trucking business, | hefore the Ilinols Manufacturers’ Asso- B.R.T, EXECUTIVE, DIES} Going on Well’—Confi- ‘ and his friends call him tle Alfciation. ‘The emergency tariff, which j j Smith of Brooklyn. And Al has nO]}preceded the permanent law, brought a Vice President and Treasurer ot} dent Candidates and Live-| one ot the biggest 1ocal fights that | greater admirer end more ardent sup- {decided turn in. business ‘in general - Company Suceu' at Home, Wire . Workers Found! 8eoklyn has in this campaign ts the “porter than the same Gorevin, “Smith | toward prosperity,"" be asserted. election of District Attorney. Magis- ang Dodd” is the truckman's slogan,{. “Any merchant who tells the pub- Dod "3 Representative Fordney declared, nok ineabafor’ cf the th: tT, deal Pere. ealaceneee oenuie araeetacdl ta fa gvery vote he gets for Dodd £008) that he is compelled to advance the suddenlf last night at bis home at No] * friends within and without the party pay ee rar ie tn Coreen i) lk Aen aot: ae S.J pot ee plgied : creased duty provided in the new act is 7 ipatead. g By Joseph S. Jordan. re legion, and they aro working Dr. William L. Love, candidate for} untruthful.” Meneely, who had acted as Treasurer! 3¢ ¢herp is any apathy in the cam-|bim witi thelr coats off and sleeves | Senator from the 8th District, is hav- het under the recelver, Lindley M. Garri-|oaign it’ ien't in evidence about the {Ted up. ing moro fun than anybody in the ee ) : ; The preeeiey ne ofnce: Baturdey Brooklyn Democratic General Head- he candidate is Magistrate of the campaign, Ho ts running against]}AUTO BEGGAR WITH FIVE The funeral will be held at the late Municipal Term of the City Magis-|Senator Alvah Burlingame who, in Charles D. Meneely, Vice President Detroit Dome home Wednesday at 3 P.M. The Rev, | Quarters, in the demeanor of the/trate's Court. He was appointed to|the past, has had nothing more to BANK BOOKS IN JAIL} ::<ch0: Dr. Sewell of Brooklyn will ofciate | local candidates or in the disposition |his position by Magistrate William|Worry about in elections than the aa E Interment will be at the family lot 1a] oe gohn HL. MeCogey, tho genlal McAdoo, upon the creation of tho counting of hts plurality. Frederick Hammill, legless beggar,|£rie -- . Lo co Mf, Meneely was born at Watervliet, | Brooklyn Boss. MOI Do decease adn pat N. Ixty-thres ; be rr ry = hy i Defuciaa Ger teton® Colee spre’ | “The campaign is going on very }1905 he was appointed to tho Munic- tady, and became ansociated with his | Well," said Mr. McCooey, and his look |ipal Court by Mayor McClellan and father in the firm of D. it, Meneely|was as confident au his tone, “The in| appointed a Magistrato in 1910 by hs road supply how On Feb, \.]Mayor Gaynor, So, he has had the 1, 1896, he became auditor for the| “eations ,as tho result of the regls- | niorsementa of three different May- Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, and] tration are not only for the election of | oy in 1900 was made Assistant Secretary- 4 ore’ administrations. ‘Treasurer, Later he succeeded Col, {former Gov. Al Smith, but of the} fis present position has to do with Timothy 8. Williams as Secretary and|entire ticket,’ The chief recession In} cases coming from the State and irgaaurer. He ts survived by his widow, | registration was in the Republican|County Departments other than the ssdoaly districts—the 6th, 10th, 11th, 12th,| Police, and between 6,000 and 7,000 cases nm) 1, “MIND YOUR BUSINESS,” 17th and 2tet. pass annually through his A Hime te no enthusiasm in the |28@8. Most of these come trom the IDGE TO POLI EAD pero is h i Health Department and many have OLICE H Republican ranks. They can find no}to do with the handling of impure Reprima: Omcer and Fraisea|defense for the bonus, the tar{if or |milk and food. Editor for Retracting Story, the Volstead Act." County Judge Bleakley of Westches-] The Democratic hosts are working] At the head of the Speakers’ Bi ter to-day called Chief of Police Wil-|strong for the election of William F.|reau in Democratic Brooklyn ts W liam Bowles of Tarrytown before him|Hagarty, candidate for the Supreme] Bernard Vause, known better to a and reprimanded him in open court for| Court, and the friends of the coun-|wpnderfully admiring constituency as interview e 7 1 “Bernoy’ ‘use, Ho i the man Commented on the antes Geet hea] seltor wilt tell you that there are alwho, with Judge Jeremiah ‘T, Ma- Judge Bleakley and the District Attor-|!ot of Republicans working for him,|honey, drafted the Democratic plat- ney had handled a cai too. Hagarty has a grét reputation |form for tho Syracuse convention, and “1 want to tell you," said the Judge, “Berney” carried the wet plank to ‘that thla court 1s not run for the pur. |&® &P expert on real estate law, and | ayracuse, pose of satisfying a policeman. It ja]numbers among his cients an army| me plank received the most won- pet any of 7 ur puaineen whey dlgpant: of householders, in the protection of }derrul Bish every known in the handled it. ’ . "| whose interests he takes the greatest} history of planks and platforms, It “I must aay to tho eredit of the eat-| pride. went through rittiont a dissenting tor of this newspape © rol 4 voice, hav e val 0: ac the story when he learee Leki When thertalx o€ the candidate: for, tee EER Part hatte sand a4 Bon ee Fico ued disgust the Supreme Court over in Brooklyn, applause by the clock followed its with thle @ here--aot in the} the fact always comes out that he's}reading and the band played three Chief Bowles said his remarks were|the man who won the $1,000,000 ver- | different tunes before order was re- based on information taken to kim by|dict against the big Equitable Syndi- | Stored. the newspaper, Judge Bleakley threat- Chairman Vause declares that there ened to send for the editor aud reporter |°ate- He represented Morris Menges. |.) yore speakers out this year for to learn if this was tru who negotiated the purchase of the CH -— > Western Maryland Railroad for the|imith and (he General Weket than in HA 1 Goulds and others and was refused |) . ve, ls one o POLICE LT MEETING iw commission, Pitted against Mr, | the best signs for the success of the OF HOODED RIDERS |Hagarty were Alexander and Greene} Party. Usually from eighty to 100 a sane a and later Elihu Root. There was a/SPeakers volunteer their services for ad faa Ww - reversal by the Appellate Division.{ Brooklyn campaign, and this year ad Ae but in the end Mr, Hagarty’s client |there are 192. In the past, Mr. Vause PITTSBURGH, Oct res of | got $800,000. sald, the number of speakers have persons massed in front of a hall tn ‘ vie been reflected {In the vote on Election McKee's Rocks yesterday told Citef of| One of Brooklyn's livellest of Ive] DAY Police Edward Relder that if he did] Wires and snappiest of campaigners ts not prevent a Ku Klux Klan meeting|former Senator Loring M. Black Jr., within the hall ‘they would candidate for Congress from the 6th broke up the meeting. The}Congreesional District. Mr, Black i rote an article ridiculing | who owns a fine sedan car in which he ‘flapperism,” and he thinks that he]jjves and cooks his meals, pleaded not Was nominated as the result of it. He} guilty of vagrancy in Jefferson Market has no desire to become a politician,|Court yesterday and obtained a post- but having the assurance from his} ponement of his trial until to-morrow. friends that a physician was needed| He had five bank books in his pockets In the Senate to prescribe for political | Dut elected to stay in Jail rather than put up $100 bail. ills, and having accepted the nomina- joe et cartes Massachusetts tion, he is “out to win.” license No. 261,667, was placed at the Pennaylvanta Terminal Garage, where ; siot | much Interest was shown In the specia ple the 10th Congressional District | yrakes and other contrivances by which manuel Celler is the Democratic} tammill is able to operate it, although candidate, and is busy telling the} both his legs aro off near his hips. voters of the district how tired a re mun ts his opponent, Dr. Volk, thelSHOTS HALT CHINAMAN incumbent, who was in attendance in Congress 38 days out of 100, He} HELD ON OPIUM CHARGE says that no employer would stand cyeee . for that and that a Congressman is] Ong Foo, who gives his address as No. employed by the people. 184 Park Row and business as mer- Mr, Celler also pays his respects |chant, was arrested after a chase this to Attorney General Daugherty, styl-|morning in which four shots wore fired ing him a “‘procurer of pardons forJat him and he finally was overhauled profit’ and declaring that he has|by Joseph Van Wie, a custom guard. failed to prosecute war frauds Van Wie {s stationed at the Robins Dry Docks in Brooklyn, where the Ar- cadia, with a Chinese crew, is berthed, George N. Young is ove of ihe }Ong Foo visited the crew this morning most popular men around Democratic Jand {t 1s said was either selling opium headquarters. He ought to be. He's|to them or endeavoring to smuggle it Treasurer of the General Committee |!" Twenty-five packa: were found and has been Executive Clerk for 264° him. years. He ts another man who never Sing _ py misses a convention or permits one to D FOR BLINDING WIFE WITH miss him. He went to the Natlonal LER ABD POTASH, Convention at San Francisco and has], John O'Boyle of No. S88 im aes sinco been busy putting the city by [Containing lye and potash over hia wife, the Golden Gate on the map on the fpurning and blinding her, was held for Atlantic side, Out there they called the Grand Jury without bail to-day by Mm Greater New York, his initials Magistrate Halting, ‘The wife has been being G. N, Y., but in Brooklyn the|in the hospital since the attack. The boys say that is other namo Is just }court suggested that the matter be pre- as sweet. sented to the Grand Jury at once, Curry. other of the hard workers for the Democratic ticket all along the line. ‘Tom's a hustler and has the reputa- tion of doing as much work for his constituents as the other Tom, if not more, Senator Black, candidate for Congress from the 6th, hails from the 12th, and Mr. Higgins is making a great fight for the election of the popular nominee, ‘Tho Democratic candidate for Con- gress from the 6th District is Charles I, Stengle. He has been Secretary of the Municipal Civil Service Commis- sion for the past five years and has won friends and credit for his em. clency and courteous deportment. “Equal sex opportunity’ has been his motto and tt is now the slogan of his campaign up William 13. Carswell is (ie sunning mate of William I, Hagarty for the Be c honor of the Supre. e Bench. They LAD, ‘ one ol 4 dla hy A one of the original wets of the State, |are candidates In the 2d Judicial Die.| Another great worker for Magis. | George A. Colgan, one of the orlg, t eM Wy lnevingltgiaht eran uoUkiy ASnibat tie ne trate Dodd in his fight for District }imal Al Smith men of Brooklyn, is ganized and advertised the proposed or- & y ag trict, which embraces the counties of | tT ; vorking day and night for the success ganization meeting, were on hand in|ftification of Prohibition when he] Nassau, Suffolk, Kings, Queens and| Attorney is Jack Schaefer, whole. | Working day and nig! Tull regalia when Relder took action | WS In the Senate. His district em- SS ceeeetinnne braces the Navy Yard, and he tn FATHER OF FOURTEIN quires nightly tu his speeches wi of the ticket and of Al in particu sale butcher and a campaigner of lar. With him jg Frank J. Murphy, some note. Ho rolls around tn his Rolls-Royce roaring for Dodd and Al nith, James J. Crawford, eminent yachts- man and Dodd booster, is out also for John IF, Quayle, candidate for Congress trom the 7th District. Mr, Quayle is Brooklyn's Cupld, being to the City of Churches what Mike Richmond, Mr. Carswell was Maye Hylan's personal counsel before the i é Meyer Committee on tho Investiga- Senator Calder permitted the iaying | tion of Affairs in the City of New KILLED BY LIVE WIRE Jott of the army of workers who had] york, and was also designated by the been employed there. One of his! Board of Estimate in Its Investiga- wright’s Error| fights, If elected, will be the opentng | tions a little over a year ago into the of the yard again, legality of the city contracts in wh.ch “I see that Secretary of State} about $70,000,000 was invelved. Mr. Hughes ts coming to New York to Bristol, Coma, Mi! BRISTOL, ‘With candidates chock full of con- he has married vote for him, there's working at the Bristol Brass Corpora- nothing to wait for but the counting, tion. Legasse. who wes a milllwright, was tor Newberry, but he'll noed mor whitewash for the Republicans horses {un Brooklyn's Demoe- Seria cating un -e:hrace tor the State. He needs a bo: racy, gpd a little more than that In Higgins, who gave ‘Tom wirea when he caught hold of one. He ent to hold the party up, the fight fo Magistrate Charles J,"Gritin a hard battle for the | lership Jeaves bie widow and founteen children. I uctl@ that President ~— Dodd, whese court aitepdamt be ts, of the izth Assembly District, te un- J. Gorevin {s one of the and with a boss as ‘‘sure’’ as John Thomas J th fer on FE e speukers’ bureau says that the an- ion Duy has becn already STOCK QUOTATIONS Allege Unele Signed Will] jcams rxpross.. J * Wal eC ith Ajax Rubber. . Under Irregular Conditions, | Aix, Rubber Two nieces of Philip Smith, who]Am Ag Chem. Am Ag Chem pf 064 Am Bank Note.. Sugar ‘The will was filed for probate soon| Am Sugar pf. after the petition of the nieces was] Am Tel & Tel... presented to the Surrogate. The paper| Am Tel & Tel rts was filed by Andrew A, Smith of No. | Arm Tobacco pf N 108 Am Wool Am Zine Asso Dry Goods . Atchison pf .... Atl Coast Line . Atl Fruit. AUG a&@ wr... ALG& Wot. Austin Nich Rald Loco Dalt & 0... Burns Bros A Burns Bros B Cal Pack Cal Petrol Min id Pac Cent Leath . Cent Leath pf .. Cen RR of NJ. Cerro De Pasco.. Certain-Teed Prod Chandler Motors Ches & Ohio Chi & Alton .. Chi & B ml pf N Chi Gt West pt.. Chi Mi & 8t P.. Chl Mil & 8t P pt Chi & Northwest Chi RY & Pac.. CRISP 6 po pt CRI&P7 po pt Chile Copper . Chino Copper . Chuett-Peabody Col & Southern. Columbia Graph Comp Tab & Re For, x Foreign exchange rates was excep- ENS aR lof Darke don eo No Basis for Increasing Price of] Columbia tion of demand sterling, were un- le Goods, He Declares. settled. Both French exchange and MEAGH! CHICAGO, Oct. 23.—Prosperity ts as-| Consol Italian lire dropped to new low Consol Gas . marks for the year. “Boss” Smi' said before the Allied Christian So-) Ho ts working for the election of BIB tiv. Joseph W. Fordney of Michi Consol Textite ar ne he B McCooey All Smiles cletles that he was a Probibitiontst. 1] “boss” with hands and feety auto-| on. of the authors of the Fordney.| Cont Can . CHARLES D. MENEELY, 63, as He Says “Campaign Is} wonder it no says the same thing to] mobiles and motor trucks. Pronber Pant Dl,” desiered tetey [orm Pend Corn Products pf 121 Cosden O11 . Cosden O11 pf. uctble Steel Cuban Am Sugar. Cuban Cane Sugai ba C Sugar pt 37% avison Chem .. De Beers Mining. Del & Hudson Del Lack & West 140% Mines Du Pont Eastman ; lec Btorage Bat. End{cott-Johnaon Famous Pl ‘a Players pf. Fed Min & Sm pf wher Body .. Freeport Tex Goldwyn Pictures Gen Am Tnx STRAUS COAL COMMITTEE TO “PROTECT THE PEUPLE.” State 3 tor Orgunizes Body Help Public Get Fuel. State Senator Nathan Straus jr. yes- terday announced he has completed the organization of a coal committee make every effort for the protection of the people in obtaining cosa? service at a reasonable price and also assist those unable to pay for fuel." The committee consists of Senator Straus, Abraham Kaplan, manager, of No. 149 Broadway; investigating manager; Mrs, M. J. Hynee, Miss Catherine Pot- ter, Dr, Nathan Kraas, the Rev. Thom- 3 and the Rev. Vice Chairman and Ruth Brooke, ie LIBERTY BONDS Liberty 3%s opened 101, up .08; Ist 4%5 99.10, off .04; 2d, 99, up .0. 99.20, off .04; 4th, 99.28; off .02; Victory 4%s, 100.20, off .08; called 100.10, off .06, Opened irregular, 49 3-8, up 5-8; S. O. Ind., 127 8-8, up 1-8; Contl. Mtr., 10 1-4, off 1-4; S. O. N. J. 645 1-8 up 1-4; 11 to 11 1-8, changed to up 1-8; Gulf Oil, 63 7-8, up 1-8; Cit, Serv., 198; Ohio Oil, 230, FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Opened 4.45%; cables, 4.45%; off ¥ francs, demand, .0724%; cables, 0.724; off .0008, cables, .0415; off .0003, Belgium francs 670%; cables, .0671; off .0012. Mark: 0002%, up .0000 8-16. Greek drachmas, who has the reputation of being one of |“temand, the big workers in the borough. John| france, J) Meagher is another Democratic] off 0002. hustler, and so is his wife, who ts the] cables, .3912; off .0008 woman’ leader of the 9th Assembly] pana, District, Sweden kronen, demand, .2666; cable Norway kronen, de- .1785,. up .0012. Pesetas, de- 2670; off .0003. a " “ 7 Carewell ts at the head of the La r mand, ase, fifty-six youre old, of this town, said the former} pepartment of the city In Brooklyn, | Crulse is fo Manhattan, He ts Deputy |fldence and workers full of “pep"'| henmark, » instantly Killed this morning when | senator. ‘Well, Mr. Hugh.s may “| city Clerk, and if all the folks that]and ready to tackle any job which} s995, oft .0007 che touched @ high tension wire while} have succeeded in whitewashing Sen: will make for the success of the ticket,J""” pad : Prices s Company sales McCovey, Chairman Berney Vauso of} oP iteactust in New York Ciy for week ding Saturday, 14 Vou Cente per pou! Brusklya Sr pound,—advt 1d from 9.00 ‘cen and averaged _—e A a nt AR ce — — ‘ Open, High. Low. Last. Oven. High. Low. Gen Asphalt .... Gli 62% O1% 61% | Studebaker ...... 181% 131% 120 Gen Asphait pf.. 9§ 4 93 9a | Bubmarine Boat. i 7 Gen Cigar 80% 8044 70% 70% | Superior O11 5 5% Gen Motors ..... 14% 14% 1434 14%] Sweets of Amer.. Gt Northern pf.. 94% 4% 93% 95% | Bkelly Ol .. Gt Nor Ore ets.. 3514 34-85 Tenn Cop & Chem = 9% Gulf State Steel . 89% 86% | Texas C 49% 40% 49K, Hudson Motors .. 20% 20% Guilt Sulp. Habershaw Elec, 1% 1% Pacific .. Houston Ol ..... 82 81%] Texas Coal & Oil Hupp Motors ... 22% 4 UK| Trans-Cont On . Hydraulic Steel .. 5% 6 [Timken RD Mitnots Central .. 113% 113 118% | *Tob Prod A. Int Comb Eng . 26 J Unton oil Indian Refin . T% [Union Pacific Inspiration Cop.. 87% 81% | Union Pacific pt Inter Cons Corp. %] Untied Fruit . Inter Cons Cor pf ‘ # 1%] Un Retail Store Inter Agr Chem. us CIP. Inter Cement UB Ind Alcohol. Inter Harv U 8 Realty . Inter Mer Mar . U # Rubber . In Mer Mar pf. U 8 Rub Ist pf. Inter Nickel UB Smeiters ... Inter Paper U 8 Bteel Invinetble Ot) Utah Copp . Iron Products Vanadium Steel Island O11 ‘a Car Chem. Jones Bros Te: audou, Ine Wabash ROR Wab RR pt Weber & Hell Wells Fargo . West Md “ West Md 2d pf.. Kan City So pf.. Kansas & Guif . Killy Spring « Kennecott . Keystone Tire Weat Pao ... Kresge Westghse Air Lack Steel Westghae Elec .. Lehigh Valley White Motors Loew's Inc Loft Ine . Louls & * Mother Lode . McIntyre P Mines Mack Truck Inc.. Mack T Ine Ist pf Mack T Inc 24 pf Mallinson & C Man Shirt Marland O11 Martin Parry Mathieson Al Mex Scaboard ct. Moon Motors Maxwell Mot A... Maxwell Mot B. Mexican : Miami Copper Middle States Ot. Midvale Steel Mo Kan & T wi. Minsourt Pactfic.. Mo Pacific pt. Montana Power. National Acme ‘ational Biscuit... at Cloak & 8 pf Nat En & Stamp. National Lead. White © BOSTON ‘62 METROPOLITAN LINE Via Cape Cod Canal Antumn days in New England are glori- ous, Plan your pleasure or business trip there by Eastern S.S, Lines, ‘All th way by water and always in sight of lam means comfortable travel. Y Central... YNH EH... ! 31% | Connections at Boston for Portland, Rockland, YOntaW... 3 Bangor, St. John, N. B., Yarmouth, N.S. ortolk & Wert., 1234 Steamer leaves Pier 18, ‘orth Amer pt... 46 ; > | St) N. ¥., daily ineludi Northern Pacitic.. : 7M z Onio Body & Blow EASTERN S.S. LINE Oklahoma Ref... 2 4 3 : Orpheum Clreult = Speen Otis Stee! 5 Owens Bottling... acific Devel. Pacific Gas & El et HUDSON RIVER Pan-Amer Pel. «NIGHT LINES ~- Pan-Amer Pet pt cu way & Penn R Canal Pent Pere Marquette Pere Mara pr pf. Ble rrow aay 5 si nts received for Albany, eseree OO p eS Tee Troy and points on the Delaware & Huds Bue albany 6 o'c ect Tall con Plerca Oil .... son RK. R, and Boston & Maiue R. Rt Pitts & W Vi T Pond Creek . HUDSON NA Postum Cereal P Ce Prod & Refin Pub Serv of N Pullman Co t pt Newburgh, : bill Mts. Ly Fravki M., oa. Punta Aleg Sug.. 1 @ 2.40 PM. All steamers leave W. Pure ‘Ou ; st balf hour later. Piggly Wiggly + 7 = Rand Mine: HELP WANTEOD—MALE. Ray Consolidated See Reading»... Reading 1st p: Remington Type Steel . ° Steel 120th WANTED. BOILERMAKERs, BLACKSMITHS, MACHINISTS, CAR REPAIRMEN, Royal Dutch ....« St Joseph Lead St L & St Fran.. St L & Bt F pt.. St L & Souw . St L & Souw p: Saxon Motors Binclatr Ot Southern Pa! 4 Southern Railway Southern Ry pf.. Btand O11 of Cal. 125% Stand Of of N J. 219+ SKILLED IN RAILROAD WORK; STEADY EMPLOYM BANKING AND FINANCIAL. STANDARD WAGES, - AUTHORIZED BY UNITED STATES T; General business RAILROAD i LABOR BOARD. improvement and . Apply increased earnings CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY are being reflected in the activity of many _ E, Chambers, Supt industrial stocks trad- Motive Power & Equipment, City, N.J ed on the New York Terns Curb Exchange. This week's issue Investor & Trader of special interest to the man whois following the profit opportunities in Penn. . 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