The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1922, Page 5

Vv STOCKS LSTLESS IN DULL WEEK-END High. . Lasts Adams Expross., 0% Tt ‘th + | Jewel Tea + 20% 10% 10% Say Advance Rumely . 10 16 6 Jones Bros » BI DOK Ble + ‘ Advance um pt. 60 60 50 Kanes City Bo.. 23 3. + % i | Ajax Rubbor 19% 13% 13% — | Kansas 4 Gulf... 2% 2% Oh i Alas Gold Mi a Kelly-Springid 41% = 413% 415 — nan 1% Kly Spetd VIE 109 100 100 Al st Kelsey Wheel ... 00 9 +5 felt REGS Allis: Chatmers vie 8% 3 o~ Ae Bea 30% 36% oh — % nay A m Brake Bhoe ..73% 75% 1% +2 Price Movements Confined Am srake soe ve ind un au + % ae ., Am Can.... ™ H+ to Closing Trades in Nar- [Am cer ound, ie tee Mi & rips } Am Oar Found pt 124 - row Range. As Guile see ty ot i — i a Am Cotton 2 + & 38 Am Drug _ 0 Price movements in to-days twolam bed dae hd bf ‘Henrietta Stl 88 hour session of the stock market|Am H @L Melniyre P Mineo 1th 17% 1h + 4 | PHI Top Nov 108 Am Ico ...4.5 % 1 4 were practically meaningless, There] An mt ‘Corp % % n ‘were no news developments over = Cr a ” Manatt Sugar pf.. 801 80% 80% — 1 1% m Linseed Ol ., 83%4 %] Man Elec Sup)... 6 4B a1 night to stimulate business, and the} Am Lo.omotive . 120 — %] Man Blevated ... 63% 55° OO OM 3 Bession wi given over mostly tojAni Radiator .., 118 + %] Man Bhirt .. 8% «OS oN + Vd Ami Satoty Resor. 8 + %| Mariand, Ot % MH A 1 “ evening up existing contracts. hold} ai, snip @ Com 22 + | Martin Parry vi. 28% 284 28K +O Bis by’ traders, Am 8 & Refin... 09 Mathieson ‘Al..... 50% 00% ‘The foreign exchange market and + | oe sey trait Md nad rye) cum. J grains were about as apathetic as the +-NidswneoeA Oa Oe oe stock market. Demand sterling was + %| Maxwell Motors B 15) 14% 16 g May Dept Btores. firm, and French francs, after selling — 1%] seaxican Pet % up to 7.03 cents dropped back fixe + %] Miamt Copper ... ted points, . Wheat and corn were prac: ey | Middle Staten OM 12% 424 2 ae tieally unchanged. Cotton rose $1.50] Am Tobacco 1... 155% Gls setae ue te Sh by @ bale on a fair-volume of activity. |A™ WW & El. 27% pe 10% 20% With very few exceptions represen- +a ue Ned bas tative stocks, such as the leading Cok an tg = prank Arce hy steels, rails, equipments and others,| Asso Dry Goods., 00% 60% tome BK OB + 1% | A Cotton Ol os 955%, moved with an extremely narrow | Atchison .. 104% 104% 104% + | National Acme... od Up d Atl Const Line .. 120 120 120 National Biscutt.. 237 2 +8 300 range. For the most part the extreme] ati Fruit . 1% 1% = 1a — | Nat Cloth @ Sult O7% 57 o. = 100% fluctuation was less than a point. its w Bs Sh, Be Bl eee eee wa Os Anaconda Cop Oa 100% ‘Tho lst as a whole was steady tol Armin Neale” + alee. F Ef Canmeonda te 20... 103% firm until the last half haar of bust-| Austin Nichol New OT @ it Raa | yen teaat tabetaarrs ness when professional pressuro ex- rm pada Perilli Oey be 2 | Beth steer 70 23 105% erted against Allied Chemical caused] Balti & Onto vt. 98 6s a3 NY Dock +. 20% 20% + BeEh, Beet; Te 35 bpd @ drop of nearly four points in that | Barna: 44 MY — MINY NHS H 2 SH — 4 | Cea Net Ry. Ha Os honda feste. This excited an tucrense in| [eth St A TEI MG | Nortolis Wi §99- 280 => Wy | Dan Pea es: 5 4 08% 08% North American.. 95%) 99% — 3 | Char Iron Be 03% Lotearangalent ae gas Industrial | jath gt pf Ops... tm Lg alin — %[Norin amer pes, — |] Cities Borvice Te D .. 01% special losses became general, | piiyn Rap Trans 17% 17% 17% Northern Pacific, —= %] Col Graph Bo .. 20% but the downward movement did not Butte Cop & Zine 7% ™ 7% + %/ Oklahoma Ri Cons Gas Balt Os 102 gesume large proportions et any time] Butte Superior 8244 32% 32% + Se] Orpheum Cir .... Cons Gas Balt 5% 09% and was anything but impressive, Butterick . 18% 18% Otls Elevator .., Cons » ‘Textile 8 Teading railroad shares were evi-| Beech-Nut Pkg 40 40. + %] Otte Stecl Det City Gas 69 100% Gently in process of accurfulation on] EAM, Olt: se ko esis eee Guie "ON Te ss. 103% the decline and taken as a whole made : Pee Gee mnt: gah te 2h ML mtyaraulio Bteel 2 ons a better. nhowing than any other| cai pec pr She Be sma, | Pete OF corte: GOR ey aN tM ctana tatu to bol group. Callahan Min Pan-Amer Pots. 92% 91% 91% + 74 | "mgiane Ber Oe ——>——_ Candian pac — U]Pan-am Pet B.. 914 94 of + ag] iter Re T COMMUTERS TO GET Gent Leather |. — Ul] ven RR... 40% 49% coy + | MtOF-R T ot ae Cent Leather pt 76% 76% 76% — %4]Penn Beaboard -. 38% 3% Bi Kansas City Pa 8 fa.. 02% — 4 BY $2,000 REBATE FROM Cerro De Panco.. 39 39 38 + %| Peoples Gas OF Laclede on ie pete LA Chandler Motors. 60% 00% 60% — 1% | Pere Marque 33% «95% + wy] Mis Pac : | LONG ISLAND ROAD Ches & Ohio pf. "108 108 Philadelphis 41% 41% + | Morris & Co Tite <e Chi & Alton pf. 4% 4% — %| Phillips Pot 41% 41% — %| Public Ber NJ faxid for Last Three Months Com- a + | Pletce-arrow 12° 19 Shetfleld Farms y ing to Those Who Live Within = &|Bleree-Atrow pt. 29 38% 29 + % | Rotvay et Cle te 10844 Limite af the City. — | Pitts & West Va 30 80 Sugar ‘St Or 7 ¥ -% 20% + % [Southwest Boll 7 102% m Holders of commutation tickets on ‘ ua +1. |un OM Ta... 202% the Long Ist: Rail: + %| Producers & Ret.. 0% — W] Swift & Co 7s 31. 102% iF ARAN G Fea witiin: thie Pub Serv of NJ. 95% 03% 05% + 1% [swift & Co on 05 “val mits of the city will receive @ re-|cntie Copper .... — % + %4 | Tidal Onago 7. 102% ae bate for August, September and Octo-| lino Copper. ber i — 3] Vacuum On 70 200% ett 7 f -% i ber. Nobody will get much, tt being} GocoGole Piggley Wiksiey.. 4 24 4h 4% cident ioeeti estimated the railroad will refund|©o! Fuel & Iron, — Mi] Ray Consolidated. 13% 13% 19% + % es about $2,000. Columbia Gas. + % | Reading + HG 83% BB raph .. + 4%] Remington 83% 53% BY ES The reason for the rebate is the ac-|Col Graph pt .. Replogle Steel ... 20% 20 — tion of the Transit Commission in|com?, 78, Gani neee e +4 ‘onsol Clear + 1%] Reynolds T pt B 5S% = 4 Bed asserting its jurisdiction over com- | Consol Ges + "4 T Republic Motors .. 2 - ter. mutation rates. Heretofore, juredic- | Come! Text! $+ %] Royal Datch .... 66% - nte. paige aey Cont Cap StL & St Fran., 27 ‘. a been disputed between the|Corn Prod . ~ L & Southw.. 86 % *Acme Coal . Interstate Commerce Commission and | [te Copper St L & Southw pf 00% +1 zi Crucible Steel 4%] Saxon Motors 3% a the State Commissions. When the|Crucibie Steel pf i poset ations aa qe o , “ + | Sears-Roebuck .. “ransit Commission's jurisdiction was |Cuvan Am Bugs % | shattuct Ari Cubs Cane Suga Cuba Cane Com Solvents A Com Solvents B. Davison Chem .. De Beers Mining Del Lack & Wei Detroit made clear, the railroad voluntarily cancelled tho existing tariff and filed @& Rew one approved by the commis- sion, ‘The new one will contain the same rates, It was announced, but these will not go into effect until thirty days Binviair Ol .... Rico 8 .. RY ‘ Ry pt .. Stand Oll of Cat 14 | Stand O of N J South South 23 TUL SE Pate ti + ae _ after being filed with the Transit] Powe Min ~ Commission. DaBea. 3 —% nae Du Pont . = % Fastman Kodak « = + % FOREIGN EX EXCHANGE. Elec. Stor Bat .., Submarine Bt... +, Emerson Brant pt 27 Superior Oil ....5 +4 Went | Bnatcott-sonn s+. 8954 Bkelly Ol ....ce = a y Vitd'y » “Ago |Undicott-Jonn pf. 116 ‘Tenn Cop & Chem +e “Don" Steno {Pat 480% per sovereten, arlo ... 5 Texas Co... + % aah Glatuyh img: ‘ + 446 4.4014 |iorle Ist pt .. Texas Guit Suip.. a6 é 440% 4.47 ‘amous Piayers.. 04 : de of two months. France F franc). ‘amous Play pt, Tob Prod . : Bieeot iy Checks ‘ ‘Trana-Cont Ol .. Fed Min & Smelt. Gon Aaplialt Unit Retall Stores Gray & Davis to the crown), 001 0014 telephoned to th Guan Sugar Guilt State 6 Hudson Motors . bulance, te per crown), side inquired: “Who is It? crown). Mnger at Mrs. Mater “You're manded. Wheo! & L Wileon Overland ¢ ad,'’ © f you aren't d Hardwick, “wl Jugo-Hlayle (velinal Of cent to ~ |itce and the doctor driver went ner Day 18.00 +, to PONT. “BROKEN BROKER” FAILS TO COME FOR RANSOM ened to Kidnap (uild whed &5,000, te per dol anced use of the magnitude of do- all to be perfes have been presented for the first time Louls Pre; No. 889 Southern Jolson's Theutre, Boulevard, received u letter signed Broken Broker’? demanding $5,000 un- private performances fore the public opening. ‘Tickets dated for to-night will be bonored at the Tuesday pr DIRECT der threat of old daughter, He told the police of the Street Station about tt, napping lls three-year- endéd his KEMALIST GOVERNMENT shizes GHERK BANKS IN SMYRNA, SMYRNA. Oct. 28 (Assoclated Prous). Nationalist Government an unidentified man, poorly dressed, wi of Riverside Park, n Simpson and as to-day STEAMSHIP LINE ‘ro #2 was the one on which the money waa . reek banks and}to be red to the blackmallers, de- 8, —Hstablish- venrees naan ® 1 deposits of Joafed nbout Southern Boule- to Manila from : 143d Street ome for the money, ut the men did and all hands with eixty days beginning announced to fallin, ‘ov. 10, y by the Shipping be under the man- Steamship Com- banks, diac Turks und letter nervous body. In a pooket of the a serlbbled note, whi I'ma killing myself beca torment of etemach troubl: awe Was signed. Ottoman the vacancies employcce of other nationalities, aan't led by the very t you? 70 106 95% 200 100% 100% 103% 103, 109% 105% 107% 98% 101 00% 21% 0% 202 29% 08 100% 103% D1% 00% 02% 301% 100% 105, 102% 6% 105% 9815 102% 102% 102% 04% 102% 1OT A West New oe ‘oar na cents rer ¢ asl ahaha Heh gaia ne consuit sollead (nar 402 Generay Moto 1 8 Food Pr 2, Neigh cailed a policeman, redial ghiae Atco 41 [called reserves from t! Granby Mining £4} York Police Station, When the re- Mrs, Maier looked bewtidered. ntinued Mrs did you write that na the ambulan: t plier ubout nd mari she de- fink ENING WORLD, SAL UKRDAY Bride, Dead Tired, Was Too Tired To Write Any More Than ‘Dead’ Just Didn’t Want to Be Disturbed, as Neighbors, Police Reserves and Doctor Learn. When Mrs. Vincent Hardwiok passed along the hull of the apartment house at No, 825 Ninth Street, West New York, yesterday morning she saw on the door of a neighboring apartment a sign which read: 1 am dead.” ‘The apartment was that of Mrs. Pauline Maler, twenty-two years old, a Mra, Hardwick rapped on the door Her alarm grew.) PERSHING WINS THREE -% Cables pa oe i | Fisher Body ‘Timkin RB = tana got no answer. "he (par 10,3 cente per tira). Fisk Rubber Tob Prod A + & ot A sack heck. 3.08 4084.18 | Freeport Texas Taisat Gt td] she rapped again. All was silent. Sia 4.0085 4.1834 Heioldwyn Pleturon, Union Ra = | Sho called neighbors. They too NOG Oat on Ava Tie Car, — trapped without result. ‘They held a -4% He serves started out the desk Lieutenant North Hudson Ho: pital, which sent a doctor and an am- Just. us the police were about to break in the door a sleepy voice tn- 18.10 18,0 Drmthars (par "208 vente fe afew, Hondgo ,.. Mrs. Maier appeared at tho door tn Cables 20.12 20.08 = 80.15 Houston Oil . becoming negligee. Neighbors, po- Spatu (par 19.3 cents per pemeta), Hydraulic Stee! fon Goran ambalante Gee Aad Ob cesses Wat Tago” a5.st | lias, Central Mrs, Hardwick, all of whom had ex- S-wgary (decimal of @ cent to tho crown), | ludiahor e ty in catia 3 * Demand . eS) 04 ity | int Comb Eng Westinghouse air. fected to fing a corpse, wars sanen Cire tn (par 20.3 centa per Indian Reftnt Westing aback. Mra, Hardwick pointe 1 ai ahh 41 Ate Overtand ¢ seller (deelmul of cent to the leu) Worthing Pump . a sign and say you wero? Memand s.ss60, ON OH a9 | tnyinetb Worth Pump ve, 84% 814 1 too tired to write the word nus per dolinr). Iron Products... 4a Fa t 3 ‘tired,’ expluined Mrs. Mater, and . 100.15 900.15 10015 | tstant On... % % 5 Mrs. Hardwick, the neighbors, the po- TORMENTED BY STOMACH, MAN KILLS HIMSELF An hour after ho is belleved to have Ufe by sending a bullet through his right temple, the body of thirty, found on the edge r the New York in the fo one was found who heard a shot, but a revolver was within a foot of the 1%] Merritt O11 UVOLUBHEM 46, L¥44 THE EVENING WORLD j f ball game, ‘Thomas B, Burke will soribe the game. 6.00 FS Weekly crop pow piled. By ar. Vs A. tlelan, - 1.20 P. M.—Boston on pain reperts aoa ite ton. Puileo Hea ‘ fanhes, early 00 Pe MM wvening. p programme @F music and lecture, Tax tau. | By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. dum, oomne. 1 to 11 P, M.—Programme by chatendere Orchestra, continued. 55 to 10 P. M.—Ariington time sig- official weather forecast. NDAY. Musical programme. Bostou ton Police Hendquarters. 7.30 P. M.—ftudio church cred numbers by the Church 4 eg quartet. programme by Church of New Jerusiaem acuae. Horace B, Blackmer, leader. 2.30 P. M.—Football game, Chicago| ys. Princeton at Chicago. Mr, Hunt (the Sandy Hunt of Walter Camp‘s All. American team In 1901) will be at the gridiron end with lencriptive story play by play, while Bill MacNeary will relay his yarn, 6.15 to 7.00 P. Mf.—Popular numbers by the Society Dance Orchestra of East Orange, N, J. - 2 P. M—Piay by play, ¥ Point football game at New Ha’ 5.80 P. M.—Cloning prices on utocks, bonds, grain, coffee and sugar, 5.45 P. M.—Resumo of sporting events. Philip Morris... 5.45 P, M.—"Fashions,” by an editor Prima .. of Harper's Bazaar. Radio com « 6 P. M.—Current Toptes, by tne Inati- tute of Public Service. P. M.—"Unele Wiggtly Stories,” by Howard K, Garis, 8.30 P. M.—‘Theatrical Man,” Durant Mot .. Gardner Motors Great West Syn pfd Gillette 8 KR .. Glen Alden Coal Goodyear Tire . Goodyear pt . Hayes Wheel . Heyden Chem «+ Hudson Co pt Luter Rubber « Lucey Mnt cy & Ci Mesabi Iron . Milliken . Nat Blscult NY Tel pt. Packard Motor 3.00 P, M.—Radlo chapel serviges by th hse George H. Ween a thas ——— es H, L. HOTCHKISS, 84, WEDS TEXAS Vice President of Union Clob and Retired Broker. FORT WORTH, Tex., Oct. Horuce L. Hotchkiss, retired capi ist of New York, Vice President of Union League Club of that and who commenced his business reer In Wall Street sixty-five ago, was married at noon here to Mixs Lucy May Johnson, daughte of a pioneer Texas physician, Miss Johnson has been engaged teaching and welfare work for eral years. ‘They left this afternogi ~ for Panama on’ thelr honeymoon. ——_—-——- rrr sTtomwaAK! M.—Literary vespers conducted by “Edgar White Burrill of New York. 6.20 P. M. eadings and records from “The Bubble Booka That Sing,” By «| Ralph Mayhew. 1.90 P, M.—Adventure stories for older boys and girls, "A Tale of Lemuel rg A. BL” 7.30 P. M.—"Plant Bulbs.” 7.45 P. M.—Address by the Mexican Consul. 6.00 P. M.—Reeital by Elsie Perkins, Pianist, East Orange, N, J. 9.05 PB. M.—Joint recital by Frances Baviello, concert sopranc Ferdinand Zegna), tenor, with the Browde Quartet. hn, aecompania WIZ-NEWARK. 800 METRES. WGI—MEDPORD HILLSIDE 800 METRKS. Southern Coal & Iron. by! 7.00 A. M.—"Before Breakfast Set- Stuta Mot .... 184 Gustav Von Seyffertits. pa.” Mr. Arthur Ii, Baird, Philip Shoemaker, who retired ai Technical Prod oO 9 P. M.—Address by Gov. Edwards of] 9.39 4. M,.—Musleal programme, twenty-elght years of service as gun Tobacco Products 4 6% New Jersey. 10.30 A. M.—New England and Ocean| Sergeant of the guards and ptison usLan. ‘te 1M P, M.—Dance music by Chalon-| Forecast United States Weather| fective at Sing Sing three years ag USL & i pi 1% 1M Orchestra. Bureau. died at his home, No. 9 Madison A\ United Ret Candy. 7 O% How Savings Banks Can} 11.30 A. M.—Muslo, nue, Ossining, N. ¥., yesterday, Desth *West End Chem. et “OH Help Americantzation.” by Howard] 2.30 P. M.—Harvard-Darthhouth Foo! due to acute indigestion, Wurthor ...++ + 10% 10% STANDARD OILS. Anglo-Am OU . Atlantic Lobos Imperial Oil Can, Ohio On . 8 Oll of NY... Vacuum Ol w 1... SONYW BONJWwh.. Alean Boone Ol . Boston Wyoming Citles Service .. Cities Service B ctf. Cities Service B pt. Citles Service pf BB. “Engineers Petroleum « Equity Pete pt. Federal ON Glenrock ON . Granada Ol) . Hudson OU Int Petrot . Kirby Pete Gulf On . Lyons Peto . Maracatbo Ol . Magnolia .. Marland Mex Mammoth . Mexico Olt “Midwest Te: Mountain Prod Mutual Ref . N YON New England Fuel Northwest . Noble Ol . Omar OW Pennock OM . Salt Creck Prod Salt Creek Cons Sapulpa Nef « Seaboard Simms Pet Southern P & Tt. Sou States Oi) , Texan 0 &-L. Turman . Wilcox Ol! You are invited to attend the formal opening of the new Blumstein Building © N Monday we formally dedicate to the public our new structure—the largest and most impressive department store in the resi- dental section of New York. RIBBONS IN HORSE SHOW iy ‘© of President's Entey Sur- risen Army Contestants, WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. — Gen Pershing {a,tho proud posseasor of threo ribbon winners In the officers’ jumping class in yesterday's army horse ‘show His prominent Tom captured the blue ribbon In this class, One ‘of the surprises of the day was the failure of President Harding's saddle horse entry, Harbel, ridden by Lieut. ©..C, Jadwin, to win a place in the pri- vate saddle class, First place in this event went to Major Gen, Harbord’s For a generation and a half we have been dreaming of such a building. For a year and a half we have been erecting it. We hitched our wagon to a star and at last we have reached our goal. Our dream is a reality. the event wero the The judges for and Itallan Miltary British, French Attaches. aes $25,00Q BET ON SMITH TO $27,500 ON MILLER Betting on the Gubernatorial contest was mors yeaterday 3 placing a 000 against $27,- 600 or at odds at 10 to 11 that Smith would defeat Miller, This ts tha secend largest bet placed on the present con- test. ‘Th nd of the vet was taken by &« nb . Tw firm had an additional $50,000 to offer Smith at odds of 5 to &. 3 bet of je that Disiict At- Kings would deteat Weare proud of our new home—and our pride is pardonable. For this magnificent structure is worthy of a place in the front rank of great stores. ; er of Quite a contrast to our former two-story build- ing. We built higher to give lower prices—in fact we are demonstrating in a remarkable series of sales in which merchandise that bears the stamp of character is being offered at Jow- est prices in the city. ey Ruston of his opponent. 36 RACIAL GROUPS AT AMERICA MAKER'S DANCE Six thousand guesta In national cos- tumes of thirty-six racial groups were Present last evening at the America’s Making Carnival and Dance at the As. tor Hotel. Three floors were thronged cans of foreign descent, In- thonians, Bavarians, hers. The Commit: A'O Making was orgaulzed pe late Frankia K. 1 Ita Preatden? Jobn M1, ¥ ner Comm\ns! entic State This is your logical shopping place. travel far and pay more? ‘Why We look forward to welcoming you on Monday at 10:30. al i fae: Me oe