The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1922, Page 14

——ATMARKEI ~aclDUS TONE First_.——. tied to Heaviness espite Favorable Reports. Takis the stock market this @orning failed to resume the down- ward movement which has been in Brogress for the last two weeks or hore, the tone was extremely ner ws. Confidence of traders has 80 jarred by the market's re Gent performance that they seem Peluctant to operate on the construe Mive side, although news develop @hents are highly favorable. The opening to was extremely Prreguinr, and + bby depletion of mar Wlative uccounts was taken care of by @urchases by shorts, But before noon Piquidation again made tts appearance nd in most instances early gains run- fing from fractions to about a point (were Jost Action of steel etocks were closely ‘watched because of the earnings statement of to United States Steel Corporation issued after the close of the market yesterday.. This state ment showed that the corporation failed to earn its common dividend in the third quarter of the year. The stock declined to a new low for the current movement at 104 1-8, later Tallied a point and then quickly dropped back to tts earlier low. In- dependent steel stocks moved in sym- pathy with United States § Tiustrations of the Indifference of the trading public to favorable news Mevelopments were found in the case Fail shares and equipments, It was a@mphounced that car loadings are now @Rbout the largest in the history of the try, and railroad managers have it become known that the in- se volume of business ts being diied with but a comparatively 1 inerease in expense. rails were inclined to heaviness shout the morning session. Sev- eral of the higher priced dividend rs showed losses of a point © became known that orders pent recently placed were {In the history of the coun- lay ng made sary ins back of spec- Sul equipment stocks, notably agemotive and American ‘ Foundry fatled to make market response. Oil shares were irregular. Thero ‘was congiderahle ptessure on Mexican Olls but Standard O11 shares were “Ot Fourtécihvenr-o1a Girt co¥ ReNteninrig Writ. r, Kany Nov. Ly. c, in the Wyndotte District Court yeater- Agupzevent his yite from giving her went to the marriage of their daugh- GyerSFeFEPHINe Frances Belden, fourteen, to Dewey Holt, twenty-two. vitaCipits Wel out, the trous- “ge the wedding cake wi tHe injunction was granted. 7 gp Mr. Belden 4 that Holt, who was twice divorcelbshouta not make a good husband for a fourteen-year-old girl. The Beldens were divorced in 1912 and er _recelved the custody of the r. Nov. 1L was set for the hear- the injunction, —— JUDGE DEVRIES QUITS U. S. CUSTOMS COURT Law tn Inter ‘amily, He Says, WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. — An- Pouncement has been made here that Judgo Marion Devries, “father’* “ef the clastic tariff provisions of the MFordney-McCumber Jaw, had resigned from the United States Court of Cus- tems Appeal to practise law in New York with Thomas J. Doherty, who mpecializes in customs cases, Judge Devries told President Hard- ing that, as he has. spent nearly ecv-ave years in public service, he t it incumbent ‘‘in the interests of the welfare of my family and self to retire to the practice ot my profes- Figlon, the law. SE -LENIN WELL ENOUGH TO MAKE BRIEF SPEECH s of need, Betore P riiament, 1) MOSCOW, Nov. 1 (Associated Press) VBoviet Moscow is now assured that Premier Lenin is in good physteal con- S@ition and ane spirits. He spoke pub- y yesterday for the first time sinc. Shis prolonged iliness, raking an unher. Dalded appearance before the Workinen's Peasants’ Parliament. [He spoke with visor and his voice car- ied clearly throughout the {immense © @hrone room in the Kremlin Palace _ Where once the Caur bold majestic sway. BHOW SPECIAL WRECKED, THREE ARE KILLED Beuthern Pacific Engine Crasher Aste Wortham Cirous Tr: NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.—Three per- were killed and five others sert- Injured yesterday when Southern : passenger train No. 109 crashed foto the rear of ao special train carrying ; C. A. Wortham shows, at Adoline about nine miles west of Franklin All of the killed and injured wero | of the Wortham show: i other people on the show train ‘© received minor bruises and acratches. oi wily STOCKS |Guaranty Trust Co. Golfers Win Trophy in Bankers’ Athletic League Contest Vy cA CORLISS . DIREC TOR CHEMICAL Nar BANK Maybe Novice Mathemati- cian Can Tell How It Was Done, but Bankers’ Meth- ods of Scoring and Handi- capping Are Intricate. Golf certainly has its rewards While their non-golfing colleagues were busy looking over the books and talking with hopeful persons who wanted to borrow money, about 100 New York bank officials called it “a bank holiday’’ and spent yesterday on the Inks of the Westchester-Biltmore Country Club in Rye, instead of in the swivel chair, The cause of their merry exodus from financial precincts was the an- nual tournament of the Bankers’ Ath- letic League of New York, comprising officers, directors and trustees of New York’s banking institutions, ‘The aim of the representatives of the banks was to capture the massive silver trophy which Alvin W. Krech, President of the Equitable Trust Sompany, had offered to the winning team. The cup, which must be won three times before permanent owner- ship is established, was won by the golfers from the Guaranty ‘Trust Company, which will keep it until the links battle next year—and may- be longer. The tournament was scheduled for 10.30 A. M. @nd strangely enough the first group teed off at exactly that hour. By 2 o'clock everybody had done his best or worst, and was either gloating or enunclating the alibi, While the majority were at lunch in the grill, the officials of the tournament wrestled with mathe- matics on the porch of the caddy house. This is tiow the gcocre was deter- mined, according to one of them, who gravely admitted that \t was hard to explain, Each of the contesting teams had fiye members, who were numbered one, two, three, four and five. Each number one man, for in- stance, played against all the other number one men, and the winner of the entire group was awarded a score in points which totalled the differ- ence between his own score and the scores of his opponents. R. C. James of the American Ex- press Company was the Walter Hagen of the financial men, He won the cup offered for the low medal score with a card of 83. A handicap of 4 also made him high man for the low net score, but the cup for that auto- matically went to C. A. Corliss of the Chemical National Bank, whose 24 handicap brought his gross down to 81. The committee who handled the tournament comprised C, E, Reld of the Bank of America, and also Prest- dent of the League; John Bunke of the Fifth National, and Robert Ham- fIton of the State Hank. These were the contesting teams, thelr members, ar the score which they attained, in ile order of their standing when the last putt dropped into the exp: GUARANTY TRUST co. D Boardman, Manager, C. H, Sein, Chairman of the Board. 3. R. Parker, Vice President C. M. Mervin, Assistant Secretary. A R. Jones, Assistant Vice President EQUITABLE TRUBT CO. Plus 407 J, 1, Bush, Vice President, 8. Armstrong, Vice President RB. Hanson, Assistant a Plus 431 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922, ' Shares. from high rents may be expected for High. Low. Last. 800 Adams Exp TO% e 0 Alr Reduo oom 1200 Ajax Rubber 13% «18 13 200 Alaska Jun .. 1% 1% 1% MAINZER . 00 Allied Chem 70% 1K 10 DIRECTOR. SCO Am Ag Ghem..... 81% M14 81% STATE \ 200 Am Wk Note pf. ob My 6M 160 Am Hoseh a6 BS a6 9800 Am Can 1% 1% 11% 800 Am Can pf. 100% «100% 100% 000 Am © Fary 181 170% 170% 100 Am Chicle...... 0% 0% OM 800 Am Exp cess... MT 140% 140% 200 Am Hide & Lei 1% 11% 11% 500 Am Hite @ L p' 6% «= y oy ROO Am 160 ......, 100% 100 Am Teo pf... HTM 400 Am Int Corp... 20% 200 *Am La France, 2 400 Am Lin Ou. my 2000 Am Loco . 128% 300 Am Rad 111% 200 Am § Razor 7% 800 Am Ship . 20% 1300 Am Smelt wo 100 Am Snuft 1.1... 107% 1800 Am Bteel Pary .., 800 Am Bugar . 000 Am Sumatra 2100 Am Tel & Te A00 Am Tob .., 49 Am Tob B ... 200 Am W Whe & Ei 1400 Am WoO! sees e 1200 Any ‘Tol @ Tel rte 4700 Annooi 1800 Asno 200 0 DG tat pr. $00 Ath ..seesasere ABR@ AU... Alt © Line AU Prutt Atl 1000 Aust 12000 Bald Loco .. 4800 Halt & Ohio " 100 & Onlo pf... 61h Bornadall A. 31% 900 Harnadall B 21% . 400 Heech-Nut 30% Bank. oF AMERICA 3900 Hoth Steel B 10" PRES oF THE 00 Beth Stoel N 07 BANKERS ATHLETIC 200 Brit E Steel . ny wh 1M LEAGUE 100 Brit E Steel 2d pf 30% 30% 30 My 400 Bityn Eaten 117 116% 110% 300 Bkiyn Rapid Tr... 10% 16% 16% 500 Bkiyn Rapid Tr cts 14 cy M4 100 Hklyn U Gas .. Ny Nim Ny 100 Hurns Bros B 4% 47% 47% 100 Butte C & Zine... 7 7 7 400 Butte Sup 80% 30% 100 Pi 18}4 18% 1400 Cai Pete 800 Callahan M 100 Can Pacifio 100 Cent Lea 1200 Cerro De Pasco BELKNAP 4100 Shan Motors 09 Chea & Ohio . PRES BUNKE i 100 Chi & Alton .. BANKERS 5 NAT'L 100 Chi & Alton pe sty CHR 300 Chi Gt Weat UST Gar 100 Chi Gt West pf . Conn 800 C M & Bt Paul 2800 C M & Bt Paul pt 800 C & Northwest 2200 0 RT & Pac .... 0CRI& P 6 pe pt OCRI& PT pe pt G. Meyer, Trustee. 1600 Chico ee W. Bek, Secretary. 3 ‘ CHASE NATIONAL BANK. Pius 940.| RENTS WON’T COME DOWN ,7”) Clustt-Pea R. I, Barr, Vice President, R. Schiey, Vico Prestdent. FOR 18 MONTHS, AT LEAST $00 Col Gans A. G, Hoffman, Director. a 1600 Cot Graph : F, W. Gates, Assistant Cashier. WASHINGTON, Noy, 1.—Little relief “et al Se . R. W. Hubbell, Manager. Sto coneel Ola ours 100 Consol Clear ..... pit inte h BANK. Plus 309.15: eighteen months to two years,| 100 Consol Cigar pt. 81% 81% 81% A Ltuckner, Manager, vic epart- | 3200 Consol Gas rn WA Hawaiian, etnies John Thider, head of the Civic Dep 0a CeBaet aks R. M. Gidney, Controller. ment of tho United States Chamber of] 0? Con Textil J. W. Jones, Controller. ‘Commerce stated to-day, on the basis| y709 corn Prod. D. H. Barrows, Secretary of a survey'of building conditions in] si00 Gosden oll NEW YORK TRUST CO., Plus 191.{all parts of the country. While the| Sico cercthto H. D. Gibson, President past year has witnessed the most re-| “go9 cu am Bug H. 8. Tenney, Vice President. Mmarkablo building program in history.) 9) Our, Gane Saugar 12% the saturation point still is in the fu- M. N. Buckner, Chairman of the Board. tea Can Cane! woe of <ingsley, Director, ture, Thider said. he Dea Director. Buliding construction for the first] jco Der & Hud CENTRAL UNION TRUST CO. Pius 102} eight months of this year exceeded] goo Del Lack & W 8. De Forest, Trustee. the total of 1921. Tho value of new} 09 nome M 4 FE Mt. Bophain: Vine pissident building construction wns estimated ut a BB Rogera, vies President. slightly more than $1,600,000,000, ‘The Oe J. ¥. G. Walker, Vice Prosident, 1921 total was approximately $1,500,- my C. J. Farrar, Vice President, 000,000. poe Ai AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. Plus 95, Foe ar 4% 0 Erte ¥. J. Kent, Vico President FOOTBALL STAR OF 1920 | 8 2 js “ W. P. Belknap, Vice Pi Me Dice tis eae IS OUTPLAYED BY CUPID] 200 rbanks 14 M. Greer, Vice President. pea 1200 Fam Players . ve F. 8. Ball, Assistant to the President.| Miss Katherine Darby In Wea to] 200 Fam Players pf.- bed FARMERS’ LOAN & TRUST CO. Plus 41] Ben Lee Boynton of Will! 800 Fisher Body .. ui BH, J. Boyd, Assistant Secretary. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., Nov, 1—| 100 Fisk Rub 12% 4M: Colt; Anaiatant Gooretary, mer Williams football star and All- = hee wey 6888 1, B. Byron, Cashier. America quarterback, to Miss Kath- chaise 71% 77% BANK OF AMERICA. Minus 92.] rine Darby, daughter of Mr. and Mra} oop Gen Elect » 116176 ‘ William Fulton Darby of Steelton, Pa.. 5 ‘ 18 W. M. Bennet, First Vico President. | has been announced here, ‘The cere. } 5600 Gen Motors 18% 13% «13% Ruse ene, rpmsent: mony was performed at Steelton Oct, £7, | 1% Goldwyn Se eh ie G alae koe Boynton was graduated from Witllams| 800 Goodrich . 82 81H 81 HB. Blagdon, Assistant Cashier in the class of 1921, and captained the} 100 Granby 3 3S - AT. = ro Purple football eleven two years. He ts] 1800 Gr North pf. 00% 89% 90% CHEMICAR NATIONAL BANK: gow with the Bethlehem Steel Company. | 200 Gimbel Bros 80% 30% Minus 112.1 Bie has played professional football since} 39 Gimbel Bros pt P. H, Johnston, Prestdent. graduating with Rochester and Wash-| p99 Gt Nor Ore cts. C. PB. Hunt, Vice President. ington, ite ata pater ee ¥. K. Houston, Vice President a oO ee ane R. W. Scott, Vice President, 1300 He ee OA. covles Dive MARY STUART'S CHAPEL _ | ‘tov endeo AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL DESTROYED BY STORM Se ees wae BANK, Minus 195. : . L. L, Clarke, President. PARIS, Nov, 1.—The Mary stuart} 200 HuPP --rece A. P. Lee, Assistant Vice Prestdent : 200 Indiahoma ... ©! i Meck’ Aeatstant View Peccideat.| Chapel at Roscoff has been destroyed by| 100 Int Comb Png H. 8. McClure, Assistant Cashier, || & Violent storm which has swept the] 1900 Inspiration P.. A. Nye, Secretary. Brittany const for the past three days, | 40) Inter Conn SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK. The chapel, which was one of the bis-| tog inter Agr C bf... HL D, Campbell, Vico Presigitu® 2%] toric buildings in that section of Bri C » dD I. President. tany, was bult in 1548 on the spot where Mary Queen of Scots debarked in France following her engagement to the Dau- P, 8. Duryee, Vice President. B. J. Barber, Director. F. F, Fitzpatrick, Director. ie wrencle, 500 Inter R. Parkin, Assistant Cashier, Pithe destruction of the monument ta 1402 mer STATE BANK, Minus 244, 2200 Tnvini complete, only @ heap of stones mark- H. ©. Richard, President. ing the site. 300 Tron W. L, Ball, Director, 3 ———— e, R. 8, Dennison, Director. 500 J Kayser n. R. OH. Mainzer, Director, CURB. 100 3 Ki O. L. Richard,’ Director, Opened firm. Gulf Oil, 68; g, ©,| 80 Kan City Southern CORPORATION TRUST CO. Minus 262,] Ind., 117 1-2, up 6-8; 8S, O. N. ¥., 46 00 Kelly-8pring + . x. K. McLaren, President. 1-2; Intercontinental Rubber, 4 300 Keystone, R. Newman, Vice President. up 1-8; Goodyear, 9 1-2; 1 “8, ) 300 Keystone . JM y, Assist e ai Int. P..| 200 Kresge... Oe tp er cee: ARMED Wenretary, 22 1-8; Cites Service, 197; Mtn.| 1900 Lack Steel. T. 8. Buckingham, Feed at Salt Creek Prod.,'18 1-8,] 200 1. rie & Went COLUMBIA TRUST CO. Minus 2a6,| 0 1-8 8. O. N. J., 41 3-4; N. ¥.| 900 Lenigh Valley W. V. King, Prosident #786.) rel. pf., 110 1-4, up 1-4 200 Lim, H. Bayne, Vico President, 2p re 1000 Loew's J. 8. Kano, Vice President. TERETE BONDE {00 Lett. Ine W. Q. Kimbuil, Vice President Liberty 3%8, opened 100,84 200 Mack T Ine H. M. Atkins, Vice President 0.12; Ist 4%s, 8.80, off 0.14; 100 Mackay pf MANUFACTURERS’ TRUST CO. 98.84, off 9.02; 8d, 98.80; 4th, 98,6 20) McIntyre Minus 530,| up 0.08; Victory 4%s, 100 400 Mallinson N. §, Jonas, President called, 100.02, off 0.0 1000 Man hice... H. C. Von Elm, Vice Py at $ 200 Marke tk Manion Rea BP01 YB 0.98: 800 M’ket et Ry pr pe 88 A. B. Bernstein, Director FOREIGN EXCHANGE; OPENED| 2800 Mariand é 0% V. A Lersner, Director, FIRM, 100 Mathieson ied —_— 800 Max Motora A. 48% — Sterling, demand, 4.45 1-2; cables,| 300 Max Motors B .. 14% DIES IN FERRY HOUSE. 4.45 8-4, up 1 F rench francs, de-] 8600 May Dept 6 . 104 WIFE BESI fe mand, .0705; cables, .0705 1-2, Lire, | 12:00 Mex Pete 2 peay DE HIM] demand, .0421; cabies, .0421 1-2, up] 10% Mex Seaboard % aeniersiner 0006 1-2. Belgian francs, demand,| 24° settee Obs sce 1 While waiting with his wife for a boat| 0854; cables, .0654 1-2, up 0004 1-2. gid si PRG % at the Btaten Ieland Ferry house tnst| Marks, .0002 1-4. Greek drachmas,| ito mist Ta 8 8M. 65 night Joseph Kalvor, fifty-three years |G¢mand, .0218; cables, .220, Swiss] 3900 Mo Kan & Tex WI 16 tid, No. 410 Castleton Avenue, Staten | fnes, demand, .1806; cables, .1808,] 900 MK & Tex pt WI 41% 4 b Shenley “Ut <a) up 0004, Gullders, demand, .8907;] 900 Mo Pacific 18% Island, became euddenly Ill and died} canies,, .8910, up .0004. Posetas, de-| 1000 Mo Pacific pf 58% before the arrival of an ambulance, mand,” .1526; cablos, .1528, up ooog.| 100 Mont Ward a1 Mrs, Kalser called Patrolman Corey of | swedish kr., demand, 2678 olen 100 Mother Lode 10 the Old Slip Station, who summoned Dr. ip 6008, Norwestan ko’ an, + en Maters ii" . 00 Nat Blacult ...... 22 Thilgin of Broad Street Hospital. The} mand, .1821; cables, .1825, up .0008 iy tne ata. 8 surgeon sald ho believed heart trouble} Danish kr., demand, .2018; cables,| 400 Na RRof Mad pf 3% was the cause of death 2017, off .0001 200 Nov Oon sessearee 19% Nickel, .-+.++ Paper etble Products Metrict of Russia becnuse wood ts scarce and the price prohibitive, accordng to Dr. BE, H. Rund of St. Louis. *“ Cholera and typhus have been checked, he says, but adds that thousands will die this winter unless something is dono Society tor over eighty has relied upon Goure aud's Oriental Cream ayer ee ars to relieve the scarcity of fucl and cloth- to keep the skin and 3400 NY Central. 07% «OTK ing. ee com: Neato ts berth Be) ny pa a nh SATURDAY 18 SOLDIERS! FORGET- prey Of thie sano 800 Nort & West ..... 118% 117% MEANOT DAY, activities, White ine iethan Mayor Hylan fasued a proclamation Flesh- Rachel. 4 teas mer Sarthe to-day calling on the city to observe Send 10¢ for Tral Stee PERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York 100 Orpheum 100 Otis Elec 200 Otln Steel 100 Owenn Hot . 800 Pacific Dev ...... 1900 Pao Gas @ B.., 11400 Pacific O11 100 Pac T & T.. Forget-Me-Not Day next Saturday, when members of the Disabled Veterans of the World War are to sell forget-me- nots on the streets to raise funds. In- gratitude to disabled soldiers, Mr. Hy- lan points out, is “both short-sighted and dangerous—theis may be other war Gouraud's Oriental Cream 17200 Pan Amer Pet... 89 80% 41200 Pan Amer Pet B.. 86% 83% 0 *Penn RR 418% «48% 300 Penn Seaboa: 3u a4 400 Peoples Gas a 91 900 Pere Mar ... MM 33% 100 Pere Mar pf . 68% 68% 1400 Phillipa Pet wu 49% 3700 Pierce-Arrow 1% 10% 2100 Plerce-Arrow pt .. 27 25% 900 Pig Wik . 1% «41% 600 Pierce On By OM 200 Plerca Ol pts... 45 45 ‘ 500 Pitts & W Va... 36% 30% 30% There’s a Reason Why Our Entire Build ing Has 100 Fond Creek 1... $9 1238 Been Crowded With Eager Shoppers During the 4700 Prod & Refin 42% 41% Past Two Weeks. COME IN AND SEE THE 300 Public B of NJ. OM Of WONDER VALUES LISTED BELOW 200 Pub Ser of N J pf 105% 1054 10% . 1000 Pullman 126 123126 8x12 Genuine Smith's Seamtess 1400 Pure Ol 28% «2h 2AM Texoleum Art Rags 7.6x9 Wool Brussels 400 Ray Con . 18% 15 18% Sanitary serviceable ruge in Sturdy quality and large as 6000 Reading ... see 81% 70% HON fine array of fancy pat- sortment of patterns, while 100 Reading 94 pt. 89% cay 52% ferna: also 9x10.6_ size. they jan 400 Rem Type 28% 8 9x12 Smith's Seamless Seamless 7.0x0 4100 Rapiogie ... oe Velvets & Axminsters Royal Wilton Velvets 100 Republic pt 83% 88% For quick felling. Large Sires, A" taco hecho 6500 Roynolds Tob pt B 56% 55% Assortment, but late come: eRe ey ee oie thi 19100 Royal Dutch 34% ba disappo! fringed, 1900 Gt Lak Bt FP % may ba disappointed. fringed, 1500 Bt L & Bw . ay 9x12 Seamloss Beamiess 8,8210.6 400 StL & Swest pt 8% Royal Wool Velvets Wilton Velvets 100 Savage Arma ., 2 AND XMINSTER! From the looms of Smith 100 Baxon Mot ...... aM fi eer grouping of wonder- and Artioom. Most of these 400 Beaboard Air L pt oN _ patterns and quality. are manufacture 400 Sears-Roebuck . 83% Ba eee Walties Upto Uno nee a safe 100 Shat Ariz . = aeErmaeeee - Go Bee $2.25 Natrn’s @ Arm- | $1.75 Heavy Inlaid | 500. Felt Base Floor 300 *Sinclair pt ftrong's straight Mno LINOLEUM, | Inolud- ct ering, “33 Seen on INLAID LINOLEUM, | ing carpet and tile | SC, water, Cc 700 Sou Pacific Every nig and | effects also XOLEUM 1700 Bou Raflway coloring, 1} 1: 9 | viain brown QF, + rade; SHU Stand Oil ey G. POL aad Canal Hope tie OC 2800 Stand Of of N J ee 400 Bterl Prod ....... 14500 Studebaker . 900 Sub Boat 800 Sup O11 200 Bweets of A 400 Tennessee Copper . 5800 Texas Co ....... 0000 Tex Gulf Bulp 200 Texas Pacific 800 Texas C & Oll..... 400 Timken Co 100 Tidewater 200 Tob Prod 400 Tob Prod pf...... 00 Tob Prod pf A.... 1000 Trans-Cont .. 100 Und Type ......- 600 Union O11 .... 2000 Union Pac 300 United Drug 800 United Fruit 100 United Ry Inv . 1309 United Retail . 400 U BOIP u 100U S CIP pt. 400 U 8 Food P 3500 U 8 Ind Al. Prepaid Mail Orders Promptly Filled New York Floor Covering ® 26 East 42""St. Near 5"Ave. GRAND Rapips FURNITURE OUR NEW CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Delivers $50 1900 U B Realty $5.00 bd $100 y feu eee ae $10.00 fs $200 as 17500 U tee $15.00“ f 800 U B Steel pf . 600 Utah Copper ..... 1900 Van Steel .... 800 Vivaudou 1200 Wabash ‘ 400 Wabash pf A Hair is Turing 200 West Mary 24 pt. Gh 1S Sd e i wee Bary 2 fy orecerge ay, USE I 500 West Union . suite 5 100 West Air ..ecees S Ticlee Hess boltes OU can turn gray, faded 1400 Weat Mfg .....es n Sulte hair beautifully dark and 200 Wheel & L . lustrous almost over night if " you'll get a bottle of “Wyeth's 100 Wheel & LE pt... you'll g ye 1500 White ; 2 THE Hone Sage sand Sulphur Com- 500 White Motors . Near 104th St, “L" Station, pound’ t any drug store. ao Rao 1osd St. Subway Station & blocks away. ‘Millions of bottles of this old 100 Wickwtro famous Sage Tea Rec ipe, m= 300 W proved by the addition of 100 Willys Over .....+ ISHER ROS other ingredients, are sold an- 800 Worth Pump ....+ says a well-known st here, because it dark- ens the hair so naturally and hat no one can tell it has been applied. : Those whose hair is turning gray or bec g faded have @ surpr aiting them, be- cause after one or two applic cations the gray hair vanishes *mrAivitens, _ RUSSIAN LUMBER COST STOPS COFFIN SALES Copyright, 1922 (New York Bvsning World) Press Publishing Company. 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