The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1922, Page 26

oe eee: ies i fon ane ana ee Ee HEY FORD TURN Former Governor Al Smith ‘in Action’’ Last Night STOCK RECO FR At Big Brooklyn Rally—Some Other Campaigner ~ DEMOGRATINFIGHT coy ety vce, || LOSSES AND REACH | -FOR SENATORSHIP wr at “h* >> NEWHIGHPONTS) MILLERS RIDICULOUS” G. O. P. Leaders Fear Effect on 100,000 gate and Speculative evement Leads to Decisive Rally in Wall guido to his wishes for the election next Tuesday to (he 100,000 persons he employs in Michigan and to more than @ million admirers who are sure ff to follow his lead Up to the time Ford ran for the Senate in 1918 aguinst Truman H. Newberry he was ulways a Republi- van and made the race as a Democrat at the request of President Wilson: ing in overnight news influenc market judgment either way. But a measure of the extent of the sl interest built up in the market duriy the recent sharp decline was found in the borrowing demand for stocks after the close of the marke erday Judging by this borrowing demand the short interest is the 1 the 500, 000 / Admire Street. DETROIT, Nov, 2.—Henry Ford poling one of those complete has broken his silence on the political «THE a and sudden changes in sentiment so 4 situation and once more forsaken the PEOPLE Lf characteristic of Wall s specu. Republican Party to oppose Senator 1A f INSIST a, ay lative fraternity the ck market, é Charles ©. Townsend for the Sena- | ON THE 4 a ter displaying pronounced weakness g fericl seat he now holds. for more than a fortni ierwent i Mr. Ford surprised Michigan politl- & cians when his pers: ttorney Bree tales ene Tot eon ; Alfred Lucking. spoke in favor of for uriied prices of issues in which pub » mer Gov. Ferris, Democratic nominec lie interest is up from two to > t enate seat } a politicians have feared all along that A Cue Be ee Ce * Ford at the last minute would take «a “hocdigy'a nove emed to bi i decided stund, which would serve as a pulelyowpenuintive cea ote HOLE After that single entry into politics market had had in several 1 F Ford, his son, Edsel, und his wife all It was discovered shortly atter the voted the Republican ticket, opening this morning that the volun of selling orders representing liquid tion Was extremely sm And when prefossional operators who sold the market at higher prices endeavored to close out their contract found that they could do sharply rising: pricc Tt required but buying te bring * Now, in opposition to Townsend, who has made a policy of sidestepping the Newberry scandal issue, Ford eomes into the open and Lucking takes the stand for the motor magnate. Mr. Lucking spoke at a rally for the Democratic party and indorsed Ferris for the Senate scat while be attacked the Republican platform and took up the cudgels for the Demo- two points or me t such as crats, hitting at Senator Newberry Studebaker, Baldwin, American Car & and the way he got his seat Foundry, Consolidated Gus, many of the independent steels popular oil stocks, United States the more NEW STADIUM Steel showed « gain of more than two points compared with the low of yes BUILT BY MARINES IW Justice Tey wile teoeentnice eilleecd TO SEAT 100,000 } EDWARD shares gained from y two oe LAZANSKY, <= points WASHINGTON, Noy. 2.—Built’ en- SAT oy), : be ees tirely of waste and donated materials ‘ * r LUQUE TO JOIN GIANTS and without cost to the taxpayers of \ STAGE Fy PITCHERS IS REPORT the country, a stadium which will rival any university athletic field is ap- B HANDED tT 1 z Rue a er 1AM roachii pletion at the Unite 2 NJ a 2 States Bitine (Gorpa, wy quan ico; by To CALDER than likely, according to local repa Va., and wili be used for tho first time that Adolfo Luque will be seen in a eer th Giant uniform next season. The Reds “ture rogrenea that cow eros ost: (Capt, Myers of Fo rdham Eleven (OWA WITHHOLDS — |sst.issetacencc Tecra Bes w-ans wor ovcwen| — May Be Out of Saturday’s Game Brea MET vast me ti doe ecto National to call attention to it, to praise the League in September, and Whitey Glaz spirit of the men at the Quantico pene ner of the Pirate hurling staff. Moran who, under Brig. Gen, Smedley Pts atin 4 wants to add both of them to his roster Butler, are making Ita reality, ana to} Mainstay of Backfield Suffer-| ODDS AGAINST LABOR Luque, the Cuban hurler, it 1s un point out that the stadium Is being derstood, will not be used in tho deals BU wer the "matiies’ in honor’ af tne] ing From Boils—Colum- 24 TO 1 IN LONDON with Boston o" Piiteburs, 9a Moran d of all 4 believes that he has enough material to Pyicory of ie auranteo, football team bia OT To-Night for Cor- LONDON, Nov. 2 (Asso- YALE NEXT SEASON exchange for the hurlers without. put in ita first important game with a nell Game. ciated Press).--A feature c i ting Luque ir The Cuban had a bad untversity team-the contest fast Satur- i : s nin 1922, but McGraw has great y with Georgetow aid to have day's political news is the re peste Ceo aney faith in his ability and believes that the rengthened the de tion of the port that the Asquithian Free jing that weighed the Cuban down Isat marines 40, complete the ntadium, “This hy Berris Jer-kine Jr. Lissa): candidates are-rapldly Answer to Invitation Will Be fummer could be, Iifted if he tried is 1s hol lor by the opening of the! The epidemic of ix at severa ee =u : rp and with anothe > 4983 football season. ws approximately | ne CPidemic of bolls at several) increasing, indicuting they -vill Made in December — Chi- 453 per cent. of the work rdy hag | lecal college fuotball camps has now show as much strength a : aa N. Y. BOYS CLINCH END been dou. | A reached Fordham. Capt. ‘Tommy tavertes ont rumination’ da cago Would Meet Tiger. POSITIONS AT BROWN dium is be built inn ature! Mrowuitheatre fox niedt by inte] AINeFs: chief mainstay of the Maroon Labor's progress is difficult ees along @ small stream. The first task of] backfield, is the latest and only victim uge. Its leaders express CHICAGO, Nov, 2 (Associated Press). | pRoVIDI R. ¥., Noy, 2.—In t ie are éning the wor " : means. {nho are doing te worklat Fordham so far. Students and confidence, but in the lowa’s acceptance of the invitation to] percest scrimmage in weeks at Andrews are completéd, consisted in changing} Coaches are uncertain whether Myers London insurance market bust meet Yale In another intersectional foot- | jeld yesterday the Brown yAhe course of the stream. W 1] will be able to play in the Springtield ae Re tatnd QU aun ball geme in the Yale Bowl In 1 managed in an hour's battlir i ished the stadium will be over the], ya : ness men concerned over possi probably will be deferred until after} over two chdowns agn c atream. which will run through a con. | S#me Saturday bility of a capital levy such a the meeting of the Western Conference } scrubs, uit beneath the playing f The} ‘Tom Moriarity, line coach at Mord Labor proposes were able yes Faculty Committe® scheduled to be held} — Schultz andi Johnstot b ends of the semi-amphithestre havelham, who watched spring alas : hem carly in December, it was said in] York product the end , Been Sloped. this task involving thelist ‘week, reports that Fordham in Ngee y LOvmml OHOR IRE EA Gte } athletic « 3 to-day. clinched, whily ite Metz i moving of more than 150.000 cuble yar ka a Us Aart ae ie hat. Labor would not come he Western Conference rule in re-}aave first call at htt tack! of.earth. The sindium proper will be} ber present condition can beat the pment gard to intersectional gameb is not fren| John Spellman is: hurt $30 feet long and feet wide visitors Saturday, if Capt, Myers re- Rae Dee TeaL UE chia does inet Bede ‘The peats. of which there wil! befturns to the line-up. Coach Gargan ~ J absolutely prohibit games with eastern] THOMAS BUYS SHmEVEPORT CLUN Benes ote DOL TUHE of co! upon} gave his men a long work-out on for- tiumbia Jester continues the argu- ens but was designed primarily, ac-] stREVEPORT, t.. Nov. 2—The the sides of the hills. The cement w donated by a number of large firn dealing in that material and tho tr Tails to reinforce i! were obtained fre to pre | Shreveport Baseball Association h ward passing yesterday, without any Tment with an editorial stating ‘it is] cording to football observe scrimmage. The new line-up includes Jan equa : hibit games such as Ohio State U an equal disgrace 1 or lose, to M SWAIC HAVER eMsAhia’ fone tt Woerfer in place of Boutot and Gar- (New York University), | versity undertook when the Buckeyes} completed final arranger ae th play then” y replacing MeDonongh Mn aes aate f played Californla in the annual New] gate of the local ‘T+ League baseball waste dumps and supplies of con-| tity repla The Jester’s editorial criticises Pie cotsatecenneedcneitea seare ie A GInane tora BRULO ae Sod dar inaterinic COLUMBIA SQUAD LEAVES TOs linc. vocrk Uritaaity anid ihe "doers eh # day game at Pasadena two y ea to nHoi an, Corn (a. Approximately 000 of the ve “lll NIGHT FOR CORNELL GAME. town newspapers” for presuming that] "phe faculty representatives In pass-]of local business ancy 1 pureha ave individual plates, each bearing the |” ‘ ah contoat ietween the, cole ile : atop the -| price is 000 and includes — the tame of a marine who lost tis life inf The followin Columbia foot a gridiron contest n the co ing the rule, desired to » the prac-| price . | sea ah the line of duty. A memorial arch willl players will leave to-night for Free. | 8&8 18 for a “Metropolitan cham} tice of scheduling Rares tliat would grounds. Thomas will manage the team form the entrance to the div, schis pionship,” and that the teams are] quire long trips and keer players aw = Necessary expenditure of money,| Ville, near Ithaca, for the game with J ancient rivals. N. Y. U. is no more aj from thelr classes too long. BANKING AND FINANCIAL, N.Y. is a]. It was pointed out that Ohio State University, ax an example, could pla Yale, Princeton or Harvard or othe which to date has®mounted f than $4,000, has been met throy Propriations from the recreation Cornell Saturday: — Blaine a1 of ours than ¢ Miller, Fischer, Streich, illingsley, | f!val of Harva runs the text The New York University News has Tithonen, Roderiek, Koppiach, Gehrig, | 1h? New eo Brodil, | ri By Joseph Gordon. OUN J. BARNE yattuched, wan cial, feature event o games sag the base # fund accumu’ Mastern schools in the same time that 3 ainne just 1 with a denunciation of Mita beaire louale a trip Bprerem sales at the camp stor Burtt, Hench, Gibb, Meyer, Shaw, | the SIU bia lendere’ who con. [lt would require to make « trip to play gent a cost of $50,000 had the work | 44, i Se ar wy. | interpreting the spirit of the Columbia] pot keep the students trom theiF < seen done by deh Rails Patleyn, Canapary, Mey 1 student body, sympatiietic toward N. | classes for a long nn it would Quotations Bemcaco WILLING Scovil, Healy, . Echevarria, | hor university from persona! dislike. for a game with the Gophers, Posted et rt To AGAIN PLAY TIGER | !tusse!. I and Dillingham a y ) , 7 ERT TER ea een 7 ; Team Winner ' Ming to continue football relations {Gehrig at guard, and either Pulleyn Valcour C lub Girls From 10 to 3, quota Giwith the big ten snd should propose |°" M " dubious rv the el ces of the Blue ales g1 a] Wi receive “every consideration” by | 424 White in the Cornell game Curb Exchange stocks fhe Maroons, according to Alonzo A. |. {) 4 Low Jatie Club finished third, ‘The winner's] f} arecontinuously post- sity of Chicage plays, Roderick mae one pine Reread c a, FS aiars he] time a race has been held by women in our customer onal & when he] Blond, who was supplanted in rooms Hearned of Yule's invitntion to town to] qyat-string tackle position since the a Marine oMcers estimate thal the ' Minnesota at Minneapolis. ‘ atadium when cor&pleted would repre- | Neale, Van Brocklin, McCreary, Blon-| trol the college press and without” Chicago also could play Princeton ang Continuous ers, Johnson, Donaldson, Salemi,| ¥ "tr. heap invective on their neigh. !require to make a trip to Minneapolis Coach O'Neill, though a lithe en CHICAGO, Nov. 2.—If Princeton is] cout 5 4 F ‘ or Canapary in the backfleld, in still Of Relay Race in Record Time| }\ tions on New York another game next ye the proposal Ate - rs in an hour's s iB. athletic director of the time was 1:35 8-6, establishing an edon the blackboards 4 expressed his attitude on| for the varsity, and Burt future interse Avg ee at this distanc Ray another sumo in 1923 footban|Wilidms gume by Gehrig, picked up | staged Jointly last night by the Met inant bod ih Pag rrr ane Direct from the floor of ng Lo continue footbal ; alter Kinsella of St. Ansiem's A. Mieetations with Princeton,” Mr. Stagg {% fumbled) varsity paws and ran | potitan Life Insurance A, A. and the] IVMIDT poe MO no vos eS Oe a the Exchange,these quota iid but in view of conilicting reports | twenty yards for a lone touchdown : 3 Tie kee chet cant 4 b My ated aver the Srerding the Yale, Princeton and 1 for the scrubs. Irom ticket sates af 165th Infantry rat the 6teap race for men, and the former tions are received over the Ward agreement, | would not care to] taeg: wd of Columbia supporters | Regiment Arme Charles Beagen] won after an exciting fr In the ticker and are valuable to Make the lead in arranging for future} aro expected at Saturday's game ol the St. Anthony A. @., holder of one mile relay for men, St. Anselm reece cinearertediniiie the yoteontests, If the proposal should come was disqu jed and the race was 1 Mer Ys Uy from Princeton we would give it every he dis Leg won by the Morningside A, ¢ behind RESHMEN BEAT [the junior championship price fluctuations of these + eonsideration.”’ FORDHAM AT PRACTICE tance, was second, five y tack Gyan (hak seein securities. ‘+ Football funs of the West regarded " N York 1 rare the winner, and William ivan of tne d py + Stagg’s statement as an indication that ne New Yor niversity fres the Metropol! ince A. A.| championships for the 10-yard dash, Quotations are available opposition in Western | men 1 practice game yester-| was third. Blliot Baillistior, Knights{ 00-yard run, one-mile walk, 70-yard notonlytocustomerswho clal circles to futu in-} day with the Fordham yearlings de St. Anthonay, was the only other} high putting sixteen pound ’ os r SOOV D © ersectional games if played during (he | peated the latter 9--0 on a safety and | garter shot, running hig jump and medley call ip person Putale OVET Siwequier season. e # touchdown, Both were a result of Beagan, who was {avo to win] relay, will be held at Madison Square the telephone. me Fordham fumbles, This game is the |the race, started out with a rush and|Garden, February 5, This was de- 2 _ CARNEY MAY NOT PLAY first of the renewal of football ath- |ted the other runners by more than|eided at a meeting ot the Metropoli- Handy 38-page booklet tan Association of the A. A. U terday, Most of the indoor fixtures uso awarded to clubs at the of the Championships Com os- on trading procedure 1 sent free on request IN PENN STATE GAME} letic relations between the two col- | tive yards nearly way. The leges, A game between the varsi race was conside ‘in’ for the littl ANNAPOLIS, Md., Nov. 2-—'The oui-| teams will be played Election Day | junior 1,000-yard champion until he : vrne Of the Naval Academy toward the | at the Polo Grounds. entered the bell lap. ‘Then Bs Sptonsytvesia te game in Washington | ECHOES OF N. Y. U.-COLUMBIA | Wit) @ burst of speed. began to mos ¢ we meeti JONES & BAKER mitt as follows; The 70-yard dash on the leader and kept up bis stiltfand one-mile run to Osecola, January Members New York Curb Exchange Won Friday is growing more encoura up on the leader ani January e } ae Saint eo were ane to GAME CONTROVERSY. FOS Ratios are CECE TE RET re oe ie aera | go through fift minutes of hard The last echoes of the New York] The four-lap relay race for womenfiay to St. doeseph’s Caihohe Chub. New You i i ermese witho ulty University-Columbia foot F was won by the undefeat Vateound Janu sda » Broc Piitapurge De Carney, the bis guard, and Parr. | controversy comes from coll Club team by a M W College Club, damua rs ae Alan ace O) Nett BAG, were the vary’ men who ca Mike: Gollimbia 8 ao ETA nih : Patio steunees note Ary Three w York rf ie i hes teniver lumbia. The University News) ot cour team Pouie jathek A fan and 1,200 LPRIBSC AMOR Ace. as Fitin A y me and may 0 - LY. 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