The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 34

DULL ON EXCHANGE, WALL ST. WANTING FOR THE MESSAGE ; _Volstead Act Helps National]/Many Government Leaders Shorts in Studebaker Uneasy Breweries of Montreal to | to Be in Audience to Hear —Oil Stocks Continue Increase Dividend, French Case. a ° * _ Firm in Tone. OTHERS, PAY EXTRA.) cyrtenceau to-day will mate bs 8i- preme effort to win the American New York Title and Mortgage Government to the side of France, Com crease in his final 1 befor Mcial Soph Biock ‘Washington fore exis arteratia, aes ag During the greater part of the! ‘session to-day the stock market was a dull and uninteresting affair with most of thé operators and traders referring to wait for the Pres) dent's message to Congress. ‘Wall Street heard that the message would be comprehensive and deal with many matters in which It is vitally interested, particularly as concerns railroads and tax exempt securities. Definite knowledge regarding recom- mendations was not obtainable, of course, and umtil details of the mes- sage were learned people who are largely responsible for important mar- Ket swings were disinclined to enter: into extensive commitments. ®uch business as was carried on mostly represented small professional operations, and the list was without definite trend. Shorts in Studebaker displayed con- tinued uneasiness because of pros- it ; i Y pects that the dividend tnoome of 5 hareholders will be increased; thot Sompany from $100,000,000 to $400,- is : is, ‘tionate rate will bo . 990,000. The directors are not com-}4nd other Senators and Representa- pad oer tne Nate ant the increased | miitted to any definite pian of action} fives trp expected. | The Tiger looks stock is distributed’as a dividend than Y upon this jon as an opportunity is now being paid. Fe eae aa nremnasnts where bs ll stocks also indicated that the short interest in those shares is not altogether satisfied with its position, and Mexican Petroleum, Pan-Ameri- can and other important ofls were firm. On the other hand there was con- siderable profit taking, in rails, wth several of the impurtant issues show- x ing losses running from good Leones : fractions to about a point, while ng the night the Tiger will leave for Philadelphia in his special " ct and coppers were slightly car. His car will be brought {nto y < Broad Street Station there about 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. Accord- Sas Vow. We, Sebo S, MALHOLD-UPS See =| =| IN THO CITIES: CET menceau, with his customary frank- the National Breweries of Montreal. | ness, will tell them what he thinks question, and to give his opinion to what arrangements could be madb VICE CHaigmany and wi ay that aftor- Boon ® oe ‘ork, from where he o's an Elk that takes his coaf of And among the quiet spenders was on Wednesdsy, Fellows and Good and goes into the game heart andj Luke O'Connor, the Elk de luxe— the Society, tor] “Spenders Pile Up Fund for. |soul. He's the ballyhoo man, direct-| Luke de Luxe. He visits tho Elks’ hari ing visitors to tle various tables/ Club seldom, but always routs him: Cc arity. where there are prizes in the way Of} self out of his Greenwich Village nest hams and turkeys and coats and shoes] at Yuletide and goes to 43d Street to — " d sweaters to b for the hazard By Joseph S. Jordan, and sweaters to be ube we: perform and spread his benefactjons of a quarter or a And Mike] among the degervin; or who never There's a gallant struggle against leads the way in the spinning. He raed hi is some ofds golng on.in the home of | hates to do this, for he's the luckiest | ynows., the Manhattan Eks, No, 108 West | YOUrY of the Goddess of Chance that Here's how, Luke! ever bucked a wheel or turned a [(icre's how. 434 Street, for the sake of charity, | card. os everything that Mike wins, Col. “Tilly” Huston of the Yanks and the Elks afte going to win. Leave he bol of | Precipitated himself into the bazaar, nd the Bibs ats Sota to win. Lanve| finds « place in one of the howl Of] a that way ‘ho was throwing money the initial lodge of the great order,| Entering the door of the Elks’ Club| #°T0s# the board made him look like to make good. ha vheienise ‘confronted by a camel,| ne of his own best pitchers. His They've got a bazaar up there that} the gift. of Charles Dillingham of the| °rm never got tired. Charley Hussey, would turn your head, but all you are| Hippodrome, and an clk loaned by| ne Of the Board of Governors, was asked to do is to turn the wheel, and} the Bronx Zoo, ‘The camel is sug- also a farmer for the while and wus what's yours Is what you win. But] gestive of what you can’t get inside., busy all evening keeping his friends Win or lose the'proceeds go to pro-} Tho elk was one of the wildest ani-]0Ut °f Jail, « process he didn’t seem viding Christmas baskets for a lot of mais in the Zoo, but one night tamed | “°° to. deserving persons in the sombre or her Elxs he| BIG FE! . merry Yuletide him. When he met the other Elks he LLOWS AND BIG SPEND whom he never Train Robbed Twice; Parcel Post Packages and Regis- tered *Mail Taken. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Dec. ‘Three unmasked men armed with pistols and @ shotgun held up two clerks .t the Union Station early to-day and escap- ed in a waiting automobile with one Package of registered and five pack- ages of first-class mail, which just th his horns. They stuffed had been taken from the mail car of Stockholders of the New York Title ‘The Elks are a happy lt. To be} nim full’ of sugar and gave him the ERS AS WELL. eeu Suga ants | end Mortgage Company at a special an Elk means {hat one is a great big} pig taugh, and Ger ‘that he wanted|,, But he- called upon his old friend, if fellow, always doing good for the} ,.% ¥s Harry Perry, head of the Sullivan] Passenger train en route from Kansas to have his horns rubbed. He realized other fellow. And around Christmas] whore he was. clan, who was among the observed time it ocours to the Benevolent and with his half brother, Christie Sulli- Protective Order of the Elks that] FAMOUS BADGE AGAIN ENTERS] Van. They may call Christie a half- there are a whole lot of persons not CONTEST. brother, but if he ever grows up to be quite so happy as are the denizens of . @ full brother, he'll emulate the lato the lodge in 48d Street, so they set] One of the prizes is a silver loving] Capt. Auger. Harry Perry is a big out to sprinkle the city with happi-|cup for the most popular Elk. The] guy, but Christie's no slouch. And ness, most popular Elk to-day is Sam/the way they spent money was a The Home Insurance Company has At Christmas time the Elks go} Lewis, and he has tfrown into the} beautiful tribute to charity, called a special meeting of the stock- forth with baskets in which are stored} budget the handBome badge he won] Congressman George Loft was <here to authorize an in- 00d cheer da tie ray ot food and|in the contest for popularity, and a]much, and he had his wife, who is ; ‘ clothing, and the Caliph of Bagdad} pretty story goes with the offering. | sweeter than all the cand: 000 shares of $100 each to 180,000 Executives Decide tp Devote) rise chops lugeaibenetciarige than |’ Pity yeore ago ‘ons Keane, thal put ons Are. Tort tue ss gs fhe] shares of the same par value. Tho Energies to Legislative does the grand old order. They never] tragedian, was the Exiifted Ruler of}one of the wheels and you should $6,000,000 for the new issue is to be Si make a mistake in sgeking real people | San Francisco Lodge No. 8, and was|have seen that wheel spin, She's a taken from the surplus and the new Questions, who aren need of what they have] presented with a diamond badge by| Police Commissioner, you know, and stock is to be distributed as a divi- to offer, and fhe people never know] his admirers in the lodge. The Frisco] nobody would dare win any money » dend. CHICA how they came to be classed in the} lodge in those days was composed of} from her—I guess not, whi The Executive Committee of the GO, Deo. 8 CAnsoclated! category of needful. ‘The Elks Club} a lot of good fellows, who thought al was going to get all she won General Electric Company will meet seth alg’ Association of Rallway|is the big Santa Claus for the poor,| heap of Tom Keene, and they gave| And lending dignity and money to in this city this morning. ftumors| Executives has decided to withdraw/but the members don't ring any|the diamond badge to him. Tom has|the scheme was Bill Phillips, Past » Were current yesterday that the cum-|so far as possible from all questions] sleigh bells when they leave their] passed to the great beyond, but the} Exalted Ruler and now Secretary of mittee would declare a big stock divi~| dealing with labor, trafic and public| Y¥letide package, and their packages| medal is still in evidence. So Sam] No, 1, Bill was offered $15,000 last peg but one ofsthe officials dented) tions and to seinsiog @NG tunstonsl a, too big to put In stockings or to] Lewis, the present holder of tt, by| year to take a new job, but he Just . be slid down the chimney. virtue of ‘Tm Keene's decision that !t| smiled end said he would st Directors of the American Gas and] of the association towjuestions of na-|iqTg OF FUN IN RAISING|be put up for the most popular Elk in] he was—with the Elks, iter ove Filectric Company will meet next week |tlonal legislation, governmental ac- FUNDS the United States, has put it up again, | Bin at the Elks’ Home and Bill loves te .t on dividends. It 1s expected] tion and_polici a ‘ a and the Elk who wins It is going to}an the Elks, wild or tame. that in addition to *he regular seml=| ii, Nats ig “ae Gnd lewal matters! To carry out their design the Eiks| fresent it to the Frisco lodge, to be|” Hello, Bill! Good Dight, Bul! «> per cent. {n cash on the aes sa el le application, have . ppg ee Enh forever kept in its archives as a me- pase A Ragio seo tata gael 000 common outstanding, an in- @ place of the late Thomas De} wecks ahead of time, and that's what] mento and in loving memory of good €rease in the customary stock divi-| Witt Cuyler, former Chairman of the| !8 ROW on in the he ae of No. 1 Lodge WEINFELD WINS FIGHT old Tom Keene. dend of 2 per cent. may be paid. The | asso rhe} Bt No: 108 West 43d Street. _| TO OPEN BALLOT BO: company’s surplus has has grown to ciation, was left unfilled. The} hey gather their funds with a lot} Johnny Martin, head of the Tam XES 4 ‘eal, Was 01 such proportions that @ 100 per cent. | New York office will be abandoned and of fun, and ie, tndieidial saembor many Speakers Pareat ol 09. of Seth Eras, hae costs him so long as the basket money |the band played and he hummed a Five ie poirie dieg bbe is made good, And it Isn't a matter|tune which had Al Smith in it and on the Legislature meets early in of hundreds of dollars; it runs into| Some of the stangas had something to | January there may be three instead of the thousands. ‘They have been at|say about the next Governor. Harry|four Republican Assemblymen from it only two nights and already the| Farrell is a man of few words and a| Manhattan In consequence of a decision score Is so big that there is no doubt| lot of ideas, All Harry wanted to ‘see |yesterday by the Appellate Division ot City to Omaha. No estimate of the value of the loot could be obtained. The hold-up occurred on the sta- tion platform, just as the clgrks start- ed from the mail car to the terminal station with the mall. Albert Woell- ner of Kansas City, clerk in the car, refused to raise his hands and one of the bandits knocked him down. The bandits then seized the mail and ran to a waiting aytomobile, The St. Joseph police were told to- day that the same train was robbed of several pouches of mail Wednesday night near Armour Junction, Mo., but no valuable mail was reported taken. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. United States mail was seized by armed robbers in a raid here last night, Search for the mail robbers was flung out over the Middle West to- day. They obtained 84 parcel post packages, valued at $2,500, in hold-up. Kansas City authorities arrested four men early to-day in connection with the robbery here after the aban- doned Government mail truck had been found, None of the stolen pack- ages had been recovered. The robbery occurred early last night but was not discovered until Walter Holcomb and James C. Gar- ner, drivers, freed themselves after being kidnapped and bound, and re- ported to the polic peel sche EEE A. G. MIDBANK DECORATED. At a dinner given in honor of A. Tre- —_—.>—- the end of the year, Earnings are| counsel's office in Washington. mow at the rate of 40 per cent. on} ‘This action marks the passing of the common steck as compared wit! ens ftir b) wation-wide treatment of strikes. ‘The Feorganized and will be known as the} shopmen's strike last summer, but in sich-Pavichich in the University Club Boone Ci i of the result, was the money éoming in and helt, Bupteme Court, Res ieee Pyeng peed tion, | future euch road or each regional ex-| Exalted Ruler Fallon has lost weight | checked it out as fast as-it came in Wpversing Justice Marsh, who retusea | twin tye ean eae yep ® | ecutive body will act. in the last two nights and before Sat-| for the benefit of the good and worthy. ated with the order of Saint Sava by ballot boxes In the 6th A: bh: ight arrives he'll ~ bet ey wil) to commen stock, "The stock-| Members of the organization aid Hee eet MOD ae Living keine ee QUIT TRYING MURDERERS To | District for Morris Weinteld, Deniocra r# of the old company may ex- 6 e treatment of Inbor! miks, but isn't a father in bis own one, it is the duty of @ Judge to pass the stock by the payment at par] questions back in the hands of the In- right, which ts the only thing that Jim McDonald, Leading Knight and sonally upon the rejected, vol, “for ‘he latter to the extent of 25 per| dividual roads. It ie impossible, they| discomforts him. But ho ts providing | ext Exalted Ruler, was a man of [teed ballots, A new section ip f said, to deal with the railroad workers} for a Jong list of kiddies, and the good | parts and was in all parts of the |” ane ‘Tresich-Pavichich, acting for King Alex- ander of Serbia, It was for the work done by the Serbian Relief Foundation, of which Mr, QMiibank was head. The 100 diners orffnized a dociety which will be known as the American-Jugo- Slav Society. ——__—_ of the entire country on a just or| fellows he has gathered around him| building making a success of the|'he Election Law, it was polntedsour, i = JURY REFUSES TO INDICT eauitable, basis, and so long as the} are going to him through, with|carnival. Jim’s in the District At- ha ate esi mee contests the] CHAMPION STEER BRINGS PO! EMA CASE | *78tem of Nation-wide treatment con-| the result that widows and orphans|torney’s office and tries murderers, | necessity for mandamus proceedings EEF LIC. yy NIN RUM E tinued, they declared, it would be tm-| on the isle of Manhattan will fare|He proved most adept at the murder- | with the accompanying requirement, $1.25 A POUND AS B possible to get back to i (Special to The Evening World.) | eration of WD ectace. ibe netine ee RIVERHEAD ste I, Dec, &.—The! the association, which followed a re- Susfolk County Grand Jury to-day re-|port from the committee headed by Tuned to indict William J, Hunt, Islip| Robert Lovett, Chairman of the better this Yuletide than ever before, | ous games of chance. to proot of error or wrong doing, CHRIQTMAS CHEER NOT LiM-| oo tne taithful watchers who watched | pine ta the Ammmely for &. nosber at been er ot ITED TO ELKS, all the money coming in and par-| years, was declares Aiur over And the widows and orphens don't] celled tt in packages to make sure Weilnfeld by only six e 9 void motorcyele polleoman, who waa stuns 8. Binkerd, assists: aye to be of the Hlks, All thoy Ae that it would go out in right propor- | an4 prot rt tnsontet oe mae pending lnvestination Robart Inkerd, aasistunt to the) i, be is to be in need, and if the Kiks| tons aaa to Proper Places, Along gly Malas asteronine i? ther ann te Hie owner of motorboat for saslatance | ‘The committee included, besides Mr.) H&M" Of ft they will help them and] with him Baie sad Wroolt, Bowery| fe reconled. ‘In Janding @ quantity of whiskey, Lovett, Mowurd Sillott, fam M. Fel.) Zover Jet them know why, londer for Tammany and an Assistant} ‘The éth Manhattan District fs that in An affidavit making tho charge was ' m Bryan ‘William H, Hinte | Michael J, Buck 18 one of Yx-| District Attorney, Alex, may be suc-| which Republican County Chatrman @bli-te4 recently in a Wi iden, ° salted Ruler Fatlon's greatost liey-| cessful as an attorney but as an ad-| Koents resides, and Uliman has been paper, but no mush was pro- | Hale im ih if Bedoya L. Fyltenanta, Mike ts the head of the| venturer he's backed off the board in| his mouthpiece In the Legistature, Ull- etme to at, Segue Jury, oat Note rie Soult, Ww, ees Nowport Transportation Company,|the financial world, Ho lost §709, | man t slated for Chairman of the pow- but that business ls forgotten 4 y " 7 ' urfal AsGembly Judiclary Committee, $n the ease before w Justice | Willard, H, Walters, M,N,’ Brown, | (ie curnival week, All this, woot | Der he ghacidareren, Lullon wuld #0. )\¢ Welnfeld ts declared a winner, the blicans will control the Assembl: Mike i# an El sotely and wholly,’ ‘God bless tho poor," said Alex Bey y Sve voles, % CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—Cheno- weth Jock, the grand cham- pion steer at the International Livestock Exposition, to-day was sold at auction for $1.25 ® pound for Christmas b: The animal, which weighed 1,000+ pounds and which won the honors for its owners, W. J. & B. A Thomas of Shelbyville, was sold ge one of the large packers, as ogents for a local hotel. T22e a3 ig te He | peqinneenpunes? DL i ie Atoh 101% Atoh 91%, auc 114% Au G Py Aust 33 Auto 8% ogg88 g322322222292233s23esee3! 332 1500 6100 Con Gas rts 300 Dav Chem 400 Dome M .. 100 Du Pont deb. 1100 Elec # Bat 200 Endicott-5 100 Endicott-J 1100 Eri 400 Erle tet pi 100 Fam Play 100’ Fisher Body 200 Fisk Rub « 1700 Gen Asphalt 100 Gen Asphalt pf. 300 Gen Elec 3600 Gen Mot 700 Goldwyn 400 Goodrich 100 Gray & Davi 1700 Gr North pf. 200 Gimbel Bros pfd. 200 Gr Nor Ore cts 100 Gulf M @ N pf 300 Gulf 8 Steel .... 300 Haber 100 Hart Corp 700 Hudson Motor 700 Hupp ... 100 Hydraulic 8 . 300 Inter RT wt... 20 200 Til Central . 100 Indiahoma 300 Inspiration . 200 Inter Cons pt . 1100 Inter Har 100 Inter M Mar 700 Inter M Mar 1700 Invinelble 200 Imand On . 100 Jewel Tea . 200 Kan City Bo . 100 Kan & Guit . 000 Kelly-Spring 1200 Kennecott ... 6700 Keyatone .. 100 Lack Steel . 300.L Erie & Weat.... 89 100 Lee Rubber . 26% 800 *Lehigh Vall 62% 100 Liggett & M. M Mackay pf 200 Mallinson 800 Man Bhirt . 1700 Marland . 100 Max Motors B. 900 May Dept 8 200 Mex Pete 100 Miam! Cop 2400 *Mid States Oi! 1900 Midvale ..... cific p 100 Mont Ward 1600 Mother Lode 900 Moon Motors 11% 11% 100 Nat Acme ........ 13 4900 Nat Bincult wt... 90% 100 Nat Con &C...-- 2 2700 Nat Lead . 900 Nat Lead pf . 14 1CON RR of M Ast pf 6% 600 NR Roof M 2d pt 2% 600 New OT & Mox., 82% 1200 N ¥ Cont ..- 95 13900 N ¥ NH & i. 21 100 Nort & West .... 110% 200 North Am 93% 400 Nor Pacific «44. 70% 600 Orpheum .... 19% 100 Otls Steel . + 8% 000 PacificGas@E., 1% 500 Pacific Mail ..... 85% 1000 Pacific Of .....-. 40% 15800 Pan-Amer Pet .... 98% 7000 Pan-Amer Pet B.. 09% 800 Wenn RR, 40M 600 Peoples Gas - 1200 Pere Mar . Bay 1800 Phillips Pet . “4% 13800 Pig Wis 51% 800 Pitts Coa! pi 100 5200 Prod & Refin 434 200 Public 8 of N J.. 4% $00 Pullman 600 Pure Ol 27% 27M 26% 06% 48% 48% 61% 07% 301 101% ou 1K 114% 126% = 2 a au 8K 19% 20 107% 107% 1944 23% ” 3% 8S 26% 26% 61% 62% 41% 41% 20% = 20% at 1% 11% 13 (8 30% 1% 1% num 10 1a a“ on o% au au 82 82 93% «(F 20% 20% 110 110 93% «88% 15% = 15% 194% «10% as ay Ne 1% ct a 16% 46% o7% «98 R24 18% 4815 40% 80% «89% ae 82% am 4% 50% BOY 100 100 ay * Mite 125 is Sharps.» 1800 ending 4200 Koplogie 300 Republic 2100 Reynolde "To! 3900 Royal Duteh OTATIO y. 50 Bt L & Swost., is 20% 400 Seaboard AL pf.. Sh 8% 8% 1500 Bea: F 80 500 Benoca 8000 Binclair . 4900 Sou Pacific uu Rallivay y 1800 Stand Ol of C.. 116 114% 116% 1900 Stand Oil of N J 199 000 Btewart-W ....... i OM ee Stromberg 18100 Btudedaker 1400 Sub Boat . 2800 ‘Texas Co, 8900 Tex Guit Bulp.... 000 Texas Pac... 200 *Texas C & Ol. 200 Timken Co . 8200 Tob Prod 1500 Tob Prod x. 1600 Trans-Cont . 600 Unton Ol 1500 Union Pac. 200 Union Pac pf. 10000 United Retait 30 U 8 CTP, 9008U S Ind Al, 500 “UB Realty 300 U 8 Rub ... 8200 U 8 Steel .. 600 Utah Cop 200 Vari Stee! oe a 1200 Wabash pt Ay... 24% Cy 300 West Pac 16 + 800 Went Air 101 1800 Wi 60 1500 82% 1000 + 1200 Wickwire soe UM 0% 1% 1500 Willys Over y.... 6 5% o% *Bx dividend, LIBERTY BONDS. ~~ Liberty 31-25 opened 100.44, up +08; Ist 4 1-28, 98:86, up .10; 2d, up .06; 3d, 98.72, ups.o: up .02; new, 99.72, up .02; Mic. 100.30; called, 100. CURB. Opened irregular. Arnold-Consé,, 20, off 1-8; Simms, 127-8, up 1-3; Tat, Pet., 211-8, off 1-8; Mutual, Rty. Cay,, 6; 8. 0. Ind., 116 7-8, off 1-8; Shell Un. OM), 12 1-4, up 8-8; S. O. N. Ji, 39 3-4, off 1-4; Salt Crk. pdrs., 20, up 1-8, Crese. Pipe, 48, up 21-2; 5th Av. Bus vte., 81-8, up 1-8. FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Opened firm. Sterling, demand, 4.67; cables, 4.57 1-4, wp 1-2. French francs, demand, .0709 1 cables, up .0003, Lire, demand, ; cables, .0508, up .0004, Bel- glan francs; demand, .0658 1-2; cables, 0654, up .0001. Marks, .0001 5-16,' up .0000 1-16. Greek drachmas, de- mand, .0090; cables, .0092. Swiss francs, demand, .1887; cables, .188! up .0001. Guilders, demand, .391 cables, .3992, off .0003. Pesetas, mand, .1562; cables, .1554, up .0002. Swedish kronen, demand, .2694; cables, .2693. Norwegian, demand, -1900; cables, .1904, up .0006. Dan- ish, demand, .2059; cubles, .2063, off .0005. SS ee TILDEN FEARS DROP IN TENNIS RANKING FOR 1923 SEASON PHILADELPHIA, Dec. §.—William Tilden to-day talked about his tennis plans for the first time since the loss of the first joint on the middle finger of his playing hand. The national champion fears he will do well to finish in the first ten in 1923, Tilden says it will be necessary for him to bulid up an entire new game. “L will have a good orthodox game next season,” explained the tall champion. ‘Nothing flash¥ and few forcing strokes. I am certain what i$ left of my crippled finger will be stiff and practically useless for grip- ping a racquet. This will compel me to modify most of my strokes, “My backhand drive and my fore- hand drive are the only strokes that will not be affected. “Most of the delicate shots on which I have depended so much will be lost to me,‘but I am hopeful of devgloping a pretty good game." Tilden says he will not play, any, tennis until February. FLETCHER TO LEAD PHILLY NATIONALS PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.— Ap« pointment of Arthur Fletcher, short« stop, as’ manager of the Philadelphia National League Baseball Club, was announced to-day by President Baker of the? Phillies. Fletcher, a residemt of Collinsville, Ti, came to the Phil« Hes in a trade with the New York Giants. Ban as MORRIS & CO. DECLARE MERGER IS “NEWS TO US” CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—An unexpected turn in the discussed merger of two large packing firms, Morris & Co. and Armour & Co., became known to-day when a signed statement was issued by Nelson Morris, Chairmap of the board, and Edward Morris, President, indicat- ing that J. Ogden Armour of Armour & in conferences with"Government of- proposed merger has pot Co, into his confidenc “We note by the papers that Mr. Armour has advised President Harding that we are anxious to be out of the packing business," the statement says. “This is news to us. While we realise that Mr, Armour is anxfous to acquire our business, up to the present time we have not puéany price on same, and he has not made us an offer, ven if Mr. Armour should purchase our business it would not mean that we welfid long remain out of the packing business.” Harlem Office; Now Located at 2092 7th Ave. Near 125th St. HOTEL THERESA BUILDRN®