The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 26

WALST.PRIES [PARIS 1S DIED ~RBVANGE AGAIN IN} BY “TIER’S” TRP Oey Yen = SE : STRONG MARKET} TOUNTED STATES) gage, TERS) SP Sl, ce BEES ez _ Mends will follow the example of | *sainst the, trend ot public opinion of pet oh ape 8000 Binclatr weccteses the National Biscuit Company and}the New World. It would reopen the er - ‘ony feed 2 1300 Skelly ON . 4 * imerease their rate of divid is- F — = 7 . a 500 South PR Suga ir of dividend dis-] unpleasant discussion provoked by a 200 chit & Alton pe + bios Dain wernt: - een eg - och idoeepaeapypeoonnsie THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i6, 1922. NEXT SATURDAY’S GAMES7~ - _ By Bud Counihan Copyright, 1922 (Néw York Evening World), by Press Publishing Company. 4 TOM 59% * 100 Am Ag! Chem . y/ = 100 Am B Sugar 200 Mo K & T pt w ire ee “2000 Am Bosch . 30% ‘ Haigh Wide Extent of Stock Divi-|Some Believe He Will Do}|, MY ‘ 4 . ; at re < : y) | im am dends an Influential Much Good, but Others “x . . P| 900 Amo ary Factor. See Only Harm. ‘ ‘ mad : elod 200 Am . . * A 200 Am 400 Am ‘As a reault of the corrective proc. | C°Ptq\t 302 Cie York Bvening World), a /& a fsa -the market has been going] PARIS, Nov. 16.—Georges Clemen- WHICH ME Make: 400 Am Wide & pf. through, and eeveral favorable over-| coau's journey to the United States Pe Bete ol a fight new developments, prices to-] continues to be an all-absorbing topto HIM DumMeP THROUGH : J f 4 Ath Lin-O1 uo Ny alr 2 2 2M Way wero able to show further sub-| of popular discussion. 4 @. : ae i ae WY Dost, 26% 26% stantial recovery. Gains in specu-] Political and Journalistic circles— Bows 700 Am ; 1100 NY NH 24 (28% lative: industrials extended to as|in fact the whole country—is lning 500 Am oct oli, ys. Pat antaw Mitch ‘as 3 points, while more rep-| {tself in favor of or against the “tinva- ; ‘ : aE ret ete 4209 Nerth arm Bei. SN6 200 Nor Pac . résentative tissues were able to reg-|sion of America,’ during which he ‘ $ - 4 1600 Am Steel Fary « ister gains of es much as 2 points.| will deliver four or five speeches. ~ 4 = ‘ ie re 200 OMlo B & B. Se But it-was the character of the buy-] Here are some expressions of opin- 1900 Am ‘Tob pep igo fy rane ing and the breadth of the forward | ‘on on his mission: fe iw ane oeat 400 Owens Bot . 37% 86% inovement that earned more consid-] PERTINAX, political leader writer, , i 1600 Am Wool 200 Pacific Dev 1% Ue efation than the extent of gains. Beho de Paris—If Clemenceau crosses 200 Pacific Gas & E 2 . The Near East situation has not at} the Atlantic to study America and Sie Faasaane Pe oe oe Ghy timo recently been much of a make known the France of to-day— 1800 Pan-Amer Pet B... 85 84% the France essentially pacific, labori- . ha = y 4300 As D Goods .. i oe a 2100 Penn RR 1100 A: Ol. ous, sound and moderate—no one will 300 atch o BOO'ALL C Line .....5 stock market factor, but develop- ments overnight which indicated that Turkish Nationalists and Allies wero|*P47® bis full approval. With the ; : FodTeai 200 Atl Fruit .. 1906 Phillips Pet ay 41% approaching agreement had a salu- adaiae vericaa SC hae the incom- OCAL pars SCO AU Putt cts se ted Le Do Bh a ended 1 ot » tary effect on sentiment, to 20AlG& WT | 100 Plerce-Arrow pf... 28% rag i hae rendered F: 100 Pig Wig .... the Allied and Associated Powers, ly i : ° ° 200 Aust baleen Y 7400 Baldwin Toco... 1000 Pierce Oil .. « Since election the belief has spread . Clemenceau is qualified to speak in DARTMOUTH 200 Pi ‘t i 200 Pitts Coal ... ad amp ration Would, | +4 name of his country, and his tes- “a: bo Fk- send eda a 1300 Pitts & WV for political purposes, refuse to vigor- COLUMBIA 100 Balt & Ohio pt . $00 Postum .. timony is one that no one can afford 1500 Barnedall .A 100 Postum pf . ously oppose a Soldiers’ Bonus Bill 100-Cal Pack 1400 Cal Pete 500 Callahan M . 300 Cal & A: 400 Can Pacific 000 Cent Lea . 400 Cent Lea pt . 1400 Cerro De Pasco . 2600 Than Motors $ 4 hich must be subjected to serious able influence, For a time there was|™ “a widespread suspicion that one of | riticism. Personally T am convinced the purposes of stock dividend pay-|that such regular intervention by ments was to facilitate Iinquidation | America in European irs is against by so-called insiders. But it is now] the general direction entire his- believed quite-likely that many com- panies that ‘have declared stock div-|*°°Y Of the United States, it ts 1200 St L & 8t F. 900 St LL & Bwest .... 300 Bt. L & Swest pf. 3900 Baxon Mot .... 900 Beab'd A L pf. 1300 Sears-Roebuck . B00 Seneca ....... 00+ Shell Trad ...... fm the next’ regular session of Con-|‘° neslect. NY.U rrefirrearalet a phe ibe bsg Nap PEC Ea aL ae igikenl) UN wise: Cie! Masretacy oe the}, Sut if Cignsboens goes’ to Amerita vs Pieler tial A Abe aco bal ea a to try to & revival of the fun- RUTGERS 300 Brit HoSt 2d pf. 28 28 28 | go Punta Ales” es hath known In UN-1 damental. principle on which’ the 2200 BRT. sees 13% 15%, 18%] G00 Pure Oil... + mistakable fashion thls morning that c.g wy pred coal pt ? his fi was_unchanged the finan ucts Treaty of Verekiliva ie Wapet Us 700 Brown Shoe 600 R Steel Spee pote Lar r peeMiybeachmgypinrinn bia [the principle of regular, constant and carmotic U 1200 Burne Bros A 100 Rand Minee ia Gay. Miter tention by “AMAA in 600 Fineas roe 4% 44% 4d} 1200 Rey Consol | ed ' 600 Butte © & Zinc ... i 7% 7 Reading .....- It. was readily apparent that the] Buropean affairs—his undertaking is * ae Jo0'BattecGBke cstec.) ABW 2016 | ABI6] $000 Redublien ss. “eclaration of so many stock divi- an ' 00 Rey ‘Tob pt B lias tia “Agtsn Vocduring '&. fover- Vania eset an cotccate bead ~.! [60 BAD 200 Caddo Olt . 500 Royat Dutch ... “4 , ' AND *Do (T Yea. scrrrasse na aber rae Mena tag non-ratification of the Treaty of Ver- sailles and in the end could only un- dermine Franco-American friendship. BARGE CAPSIZED [Sse “BY BERMUDA SHP Jsscsvstare IN CITY OF MEXICO} HIS TRANSIT PLAN 700 South Railway ... 1200 South Ratlway pt 08 100 Spicer Mfg ...,-. 900 Stand Of! of 2100 Stand Oil of N J.. 300 Btowart-1W .. 7000 Studebaker 000 Sup ON oy... sees 300 Sweets of A 00 Chi Great Wost pt 209 Chi Pneu Tool 600 Chi M & St Paul.. 1500 Chi M & St P pf.. 1000 Chi & Northwes' 3500 Chi RT & Pac.. 200 Chi R1& P 6 pe pt 100 Chi RI & PT pe pt PARIS-OWNEDBANK ‘’RYAN PLACES .* Courts, Haven of Poor Tenants, Faces Eviction as Rents Goes Up 1900 Tob Prod 600 Tob Prod A. 1200 Trans Cont . Inheritance, which, despite all the : Harlem Seat of Justice in Danger; Appeal to City to ioe foani Ge wits grandiloquent phrases pronounced at . 6500 Tex Gulf Sulp. y 0a and elsewhere, is yet Wavering, Adj Difficulties. 260 Tex Pac ....-.. 2 60 srg aera sar vata tbndt Profiteering landlords in Harlem will chortle in fiendish glee over the Santaraen UP ILL lehiek abet phigicnliy tinnocdite : announcement that the 7th District Muntcipal Court, long the haven of poor 1200 Timken Co a ke eee 8100 C 2400 Con Text! 5100 Cont Can 8700 Corn Prod . hs tenants threatened with dispossession, must submit to the indignity of Expects Commission to Be}taving‘its mahogany Judicial bench and its other dignified fixtures planted Legislated Out of Business on the sidewalk unless Father Knickerbocker comes across with a promise jhould be submitting it to a redoubt- * Able test. ‘Let us take care to avoia| Heavy Loans and Insistent Liner's Propeller . Tipped] 3° see, tat_us be comfencanm ct| Demands by Depositors Union Of . js i opinion while selzing ¢very opportun- ; to pay nearly 100 per cent. more rent than he has been paying for the past ow Pee’ Craft tint vee ne ity to work together in harmony. Force Action, Next Year. five years. het Fru fr- Wh ? LEON DAUDET, Deputy, ——$__ a “ ane United Ret i= Who Leaped to Safety. | sion tiaction Frencaise-1. considst| MEXICO CITY, Nov. 16 (Associated Pave aeons aparece the Re Co ete US CIP. U 8 Food P.. Recognizing the probability that the} Court in question, which is at No. 369] rorer the matter to Comptroller Craig. Transit Commission will be legislated | cst 125th Street, but pe. Sots Rot) rhe Board of Education applied for] 900 Day chem out of oftice early next year, Trammt|C0*® Nimacit an & profteer. |} playground space adjoifing Puolic] 499 Pe Brers that M. Clemenceau, by arresting the} Press).—The fallure of the Banque » The Bermuda liner Fort Hamilton, |traitor Joseph Caillaux, a German | Francaise de Mexique to open its doors U8 Ind Al... 100 U S Realty «....+ “mpproaching her pier at the foot ofjagent and leader of the majority in| ¢, . bogie’ . i ‘or business yesterday, although not present rental of $8,600 a year, this| Scnool No. 1? re? 800 Del & Hud. 1500 U @ Rubber... West 60th Street shortly before noon | the Suerte WD TEL MARA, NIOROEY abet, cntieed nig head pa peda ihe Commissioner John F. O'Ryan, speak- } landlord has decided, is far too low, so Lt gehen, Fests be : 1500 Del Lack & W F 1 8 Bab tet ot f posel 5 2 Hl E 706 Dome M veeeesee 408% . car at o-day, with a strong tide running|"°%5 "4" grenchman, I am. infinitely |etrcles‘since tt ts one of the greatest in| DS Yesterday at @ luncheon of the} he has fixed if at $16,000 a year. Just) make room for the playground, it was] 430) pu Pent tt 700-U 8 Bleel pt. and 2 high wind blowing, collided at{grateful to him for thls, only fegret-|the capital and has among ita deposi-|“!088 Downtown Club, expressed 1? show that he 18 Hot tenation’ aii) explained, it would be necessar 200 Du Pont Teb -.- 800 Utah Copper, «+... 300 Utah Securities.... it or playing a cute little April Fool hope that Gov. Smith would appoint... th land lord has decorated the successors who would carry through} +,oni of the building with a ‘To Let” evict about 150 persons who still o¢ cupy flats in the property. Originully there were considerably more occtt- 200 Fast Kodak . 1900 Flee § Bat the outer end of the pier at the foot] ting that he did not have Joseph Call-}tors some of the largest commercial “of West Gith Street with the barge|!#ux shot. . 10) Va C Chem I also think that Mf. Clemenceau ta| uses in the republic, 400 Vivaudou . Lguiag, “loaded with, 600 tons offt,§ Dremier orator of our time, His| Crowds gathered in front of the|‘he transit plan the commission has |sign, pants, the plan of the city being to] 140 Pndteott-y . crushed stone. naturalness (which is the great gift In| building, necessitating the calling of | °Fmed. The Seventh District Municipal ]empty the houses gradually wi 1100 Erte Jet) pe - c x » his sober This plan would rectify, Gen.}Court f the most important in | C4using hardship, 200 Erle 2d pt The barge was capsized, most offoratory), his rn id direct/the police as a precaution against plan wo! rectity, PONS P . “With winter-upon us and the pres-| “”* ie 100 Wella Fargo O’Ryan sald, the three fundamental|thec ity. It handles between 40,900 satioocuient Pe the Dionbgr rab and 50,000 cases a yea! To-day Jus- ws je Property anre evils of the present system—too| {00 [1000 cases Oy ear peared before| to And other places of abode,” sald ‘the foad of stone-cascading onto an-|force place him far above all his rivals] osaibte attack. 3 other barge alongside and at the end]in this difficult art. of the pler which was loaded with] Unfortunately, M. Clemenceau be-} The Seneral explanation of the 1900 Fam Players ....- 200 Fed Min & 8 pf.. 100 Fisher Body of O Mary . 3 Mary 24 pf. 24% 23% 415,000 bricks and 400 bales of hay.| longs to the “romantic revolutionary” {closing of the bank was a wholesale|™&"yY companies, 1,000 franchise®}ine inking Fund Commission and| Acting Mayor Hulbert, ‘It would be} 99 Fisk Rub... dasepiabiaegey yas © "This barge carcened, but did not cap-| seneration of 1640, He has the demo-| withdrawal of funds by depositors} Ver uneconomical routes and incom- | pleaded for an adjustment of the dif- 1000 Freeport T . Mint Even if the property was vacant the playground could not hb gotten ready until late in the Sprini 200 Fisher Body size. Nearly all the bricks and all} cratic prejudices of that epoch, and/wno had become alarmed by rumors. patibility between the service seeking | ficulty just eloquently as a poor but forty of the bales of hay were}consequently of the “‘stupid aine-|mney had made intermittent. rung in| public and the dividend seeking op- tenant would supplicate a Judge to 800 White Motors spilled into the river. teenth century." the last month and one director save him or her from being evicted. _ i : ‘100: White Ot % 8 was on deck as the Fort Hamilton E. SARA BERNHARDT, |tne inatitution had paid out. 8,000,000 | fat" All the members of the Sinking] If it were for school room we might 300 Wickwire: . o 8 Passed. He waid the big liner was soft adore Clemenceau. Ho 1s @|pesop in the last fortnight. ‘The bank} Explaining the opposition te mu-| Fund Commission were very sympa-| take other measures, but while I favor y 800 Wilton seasis BB SB close it grazed his craft and ‘as the|&réat orator and a great patriot. |has nine branches throughout Mexico, |micipal operation, the Transit Com-| thetic. Acting Mayor Murray Hul-} 08 many playgrounds | as a ne i 2 setters ; 1 We Warcove e200 aor me stern passed the starboard propeller} He rendered Franco grand = ser-| ang heavy loans at Tampico, with the| missioner said: bert's volce appeared choked with| think this one can awall ttn eee Motors . Woolworth .-..... 215. 220% housing elsewhere of the families to be affected." ‘The Board of Education was asked vices during the war, and the rawals by depositors here, are emotion when he said: ie PF Franch poople, who owe him eternal|seig to nave been Ina great measure) “Poultical control ts mean—our bus] "v's pretty tough if a court to LE eli gratitude for them, are far too iM-|reaponsible for the closing. investigation has shown that—politi-} which victims of profiteering land- clined to forget all that he did to)” Ofticiais of the bank declined tol ca! control 1s vulgar. It makes no| lords must appeal is itself threatened | to renew its application for the tear- with eviction if it doesn’t come across| ing down of the property next Jan- with more rent.’ It was decided to uary. wept under the barge and tilted it, He was the only witness and was in- wistent that the Fort Hamilton's propeller turned his barge over, “Phe Louise," be saii, “was lifted} @chieve victory. I think and hope} make any statement, except to say the from under and turned over to star-{ that Clemenceau vill win back! institution had ceased payments to Aifference what party the politicians board, When it began to tip I jumped] American sympathy for France. ‘h@) permit the, assets to be to the other barge where Cupt, Chris- | OMly fault Clemenceau made was tO)with a view to reopening al tie, Shrout was standing. My load | fall to resist Lloyd George during the lmossibie. of crushed stone came over after me] Peace Negotiations, He allowed him- WF rho bank wes organls ‘and what didn't go into the river] Self to be jockeyed by the British) years ago as Lacaud & Son, but three piled on the brick and hay, ggnd the Premier, Lloyd George is a clown@ years ago it was reorganized as the extra load almost turned thi? barge|}Tance has suffered terribly at hit?Bangue Francaise do Mexique with o hands. Lloyd George betrayed us.| capital stock of 4,000,000 pesos, all Fepresent, it leaves the system open to the greatest opportunities to carry ARD) WEEKL on graft. The only weakness in the AW: IN SO aon isn fanahiieglet, 100 Haber Elec . 1600 Houston .. len of the Transit Commission is Realth Director Reperts 1,889 Cases, | 10) Houston 1200 Hudaon Mot . that it is in the interest of the public | nirector of Ce: \.1te Thirteen Deaths. 400 Hupp ‘and therefore is not looked on favor- Bo PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.—The De- Use the * Telephone » ureau of Eda- Sued by Wife. ae Ba pepe graben T BUDS] We should never have believed Lis/owned by French interests, principally | “DY bY the politicians or the oom-| Mrs. Ida Graham of 1485 East 40th | partment of Health to-day announce 400 Int Comb Eng ‘Tha Louise upside, down, floatea} Spoken words; they were false, Cle-!1n Paris, In the panic here last Jan- | panies.” Street, Brooklyn, was to-day awarded | bis increase in the, number. of PLE yee when you want infor- own the. fiver to the pler ‘at the foot} Menceau will tell the American people] vary the bank suffered a heavy blow, Another plea for the plan was mado Reports of iis new cases have reached . anatloniah anata of Hast 624 Street, where u tug took| *® truth ‘about France, but it was enabled to weather a run|by Commissioner Leroy the office this week, bringing the total] 50 104 20 t q' tions fein tow, Capt, Francis of the Port| .MME. MARIA VERONE, President | when the Mexican Government went |at the monthly meeting ofthe New number of Known cases to 1.080, Thire } f on New York Curb : . . of the French Suffragettes’ Leagu to is ‘assistance. ‘This aid was obs | Yor rd of Trado and Transpor- . teon deaths resulte: asies dur-| 5200 d ) eee reel eeste (ne Lasuice cv ‘\M. Clemenceau was one of the great| tained when R. A. Lacaud, a veteran | tation. After making 2 “dlapassien- Rar eeaaed terditcombton thet Genus NM i sual ai and i LF . ’ é + lg stocks an He-nald the barge was too far out in} sures of the war. He may have|panker, chartered a locomotive and] ate comparison!’ between the OOM: |Ruregu of the Board of Education and LIBERTY BONDS ons. : made mistakes—but who has not?—J|yaade @ spectacular dash to Puebia,|Mlsston’s plan and that put forward linet she married him in 1901, ‘They z Fiver aad the Fort Hamilton was) specially in such a difficult period [five hours distant, to obtain the neces. |by the Mayor, Mr. Harkness added |have four children. She alleged that for | Liberty 3 1-28 opened 100.18, off 04; | ty Ten Our telephone service -Aagainst it by, the wind and/ gy that during which he assumed the/eary documents from Secretary of{that the Hylan plan was solely that|the past three week: ye | ist 4 1-48, 98.80, off .04; 2d, 98.00, UP} 3390 invincible department is always at mping by the tide. heavy burden of power. Treasury de la Huerta to secure|Of the Mayor, und that all Comp- |itved in the 108; $4 98.54, up .16; Victory 43-48] “goo island Ol call if ttl eo It ts true the Treaty of Versailles}cash from the ‘Treasury's vaults,| troller Craig had to do with it was|rooms and 100.26,.off .04; ed 100,02, off .04, ate Sr your call if it is not con- UNDERTAKING MANAGER | deceived all our hopes, and the peace | Rumors of the insecurity of the bank |t® “worry about the financial end.” |to gach other in that period. In March, CURB. - Ge ieeeta venient for you to visit caused M, Clemenceau to lose @ great | have been prevalent several weeks, but] Both Commissioners expressed the }1922, she said, he brandished a revolver} Openea irregular. Cont!. Mtrs., SUE SiSOMATS Tce part of the popularity which ne had|pank officials at the close of Dusiness| view that if the public would study [et her in the presence of their children. De Nptisan desciecae fe jraham, in an answer, denied this 221-8, up 1-8; Peerless, 73, YY. won during the war, last Saturday said they believed the}both plans, united public opinion lcharee. 800 Kan City So. ARRESTED FOR LARCENY Either way you are as- sured of prompt and Alleged to Hove Collected Firm’s Is that a reason why he should not | worst was over. would eventually force acceptance of, — Nat. Bise., 88; S. O. a 2 Money and Kept It for Self. — |1,. considered the right man to defend| A fortnight ago the private bank of] the commission's program BIG STOCK ISSUE ISSUE { Schulte, 67 7-8,| °° ey tr ; : Manueatetaneedan an Edward ‘A, Hagan, twenty-five years! the cause of France in America?|Qulalio Roman, a Spaniard, with are ean Gulf, 521-4, off 1-8; Arn, your orders id, on émbalmer, ving at No. 171 Am-| Personally 1 think not. [ranches in several cities of Mexico,| WOMAN SAYS WOMEN TO IMPROVE PLANT 100 Lack Bteel } sterdam Avenue, Manhattan, and em-| SENAT' D'ESTOURNELLES | failed. soatinnjeapeeciniany EXCHANGE 20 neg ployed as manager of the undertaking|DE CONSTANT—Except during the| ‘The bank was sealed late yesterday WASTE MUCH MONEY| serucy r,s, Electric Comp, Opened: Arex). Barling, cared, | | 2 Lees Gee Handy 20-psan booklet on establishment of William Necker, Inc., Period of the ‘‘sacred union,” I have|by order of the court and its future COLUMBUS, ©., Nov. 16.—That 85 Plane $6,261,265 Outlay, 0 ‘1-2; cables, 4.47, up 1-3. ° seat frebon coruont ‘at No. 398A Gates Avenue, Brooklyn always been an adversary of M.| now depends on judicial procedure, cent. of alt pa - eirev! in| TRENTON, Nov. 16.—The French francs, demand, .0681; cables, a fas arraingod before Magistrate Lista| Clemenceau. His Administration] It ts estimated that the bank has ha ey tn lation 11. wellity Commission hee granted up .0018. Lire, demand, | 1800 Lima Loco Tn the Gates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, | after the armistice stubbornly| between 9,000 and 10,000 depositors, | thie country Passe through the handel v1 1, tne Public ge wale Cobian, 0668) UP 0008 eo iatn Ines Jones & BaKER ‘and was held in $1,000 bail for|though vainly combated my re-elec-| with more than 15,000,000 pesos on| of women who receive only one-third | he joys rads vice, Mectrio Belgian francs, demand, .0688 1-2;| 200 Lott, Inc trial Nov. 23, on » charge of grand lar-| tion to the Senate. Nevertheless, 1] deposit. value for it was an assertion by Mra.|ity capital stock to nee a 0,000 of! Cables, .0684, up .0016, © Marke,| 100 Lorillard Members weny’. refuse to say @ single word against Raith McClure Patterson of Dayton at | tension’ (0001 7-16, up .0000 1-16. Drachmas,| 0 tou & Nes! Direct Private Wires ‘The complainant was William J.|him in his disgrace, I will speak, on eo convention of building and loan|On .Tune 30, 1922, the Board Aemand, .°.58; cables, 0160, Swiss] 1700 Mack T, Ine New York Chicago Boston Philadelpbis enables, .1838.] 400 M Bhea, General Manager of William| the contrary, impartially and with the said|#? !eaue ef capital atook of § i franes, demand, .183: Pittsburgh Detrolt Baltimore Cleveland Necker, Inc., who alleged that Hagan : ‘Cop ~ the single idea of se.ving Franco- y 2 for (he eempany, of whieh & demand, .89: cables, 8925, | 400 Magma Cop Pag gouseted snoney owed the under-! American friendship, which is more| servis Munson Adams of New Jiaven hua been thaued.' The additionss " demand,’ 1624; cable, .1626,| 1200 Mall my 3 Three New York Offices {ie own use Hagan eee arrested ac| indispensable than ever for the peace! way elected Captain of the Wesley "the building and loan men + [ua authorized la part of the orl Wircien Kronen, feniand,| 202 Menat! Sus of a 7 voting ee ee Btrect and Broadway last night by} of the “orld, University football team for 1628 by thel Ons women in neckeant te r ry 12686, Norway, demand,| “4 as ‘ i Mad.8q. 1377 Raver ‘Clemenceau’ to interest The improvements eoncempli , 700 Man 6hirt 6h bh iM — Farrington of the} M, u's journey to Amer | lotter men of the equad yesterday, iH. one be thaw may ca" 2 2 Stain |the company cover ope od ‘tr 7*4; eables, .1888, off .0005, Den-| 00 Mark Bt Ry prop? 69 08% 46 50'Ryoed & Broad 7150 wenuue Station, who said he con-|ion may be useful to our two coun-| played halfback for the past two seas ceived’ for the money they’. 1022, to Jen, MM, 1988, and ave enti: demand, .2016; cables, .2030,] 100 Mariend .......-. 324 33 8 eoleloting and using the money. | tries. fon “ . mated to-moat $6,151,258, wet 0005, 400 Martin Parryewere ST BOK PT 4 . OW ee : L APS FF eo)