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Meters Higher , s
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Market developed an Irregular ten after
M opening this morning with' the
ISandard Oil plp lines again active.
Knthtrn Pip advanced te 106 1 Na
Mil Transit mevea P,iJ. w w
Ebla p De. after touching 100. eased
f te 107 Standard Oil of New
ark yielded about 8 points te Boe,
ad the, new iteek nearly a point te
tt'nielldated Gaa was up a tharp
Set Ien, Rce Metera, Swift Interna
nal and Tobacco Fredurts expprts
ere alie higher. Hayes Wheel shaded
t fW. mnm.M
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tow 1 P.M.
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100 MiriCllbe OU ..
100 Mariana mis . . .
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iOOMMlOO Oil
nOOjildWMt Tnu .
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tee
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111.
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IS
in-, ulnar vii
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Bait Creek Pred..
Seuth Statu Oil..
Boen man e
U.,
100 Turman
IIOOWUCOX Oil
MINING
ttOOO Bes Ment . . . .
100 Be Ment Cens ,
1AA fana.rln pnn . . .
MOOO Candeiarla Mln ,
bee ueni uep m ....
800 Creilen Geld . . ,
4nnil Kliraks. (rnaaua
MOOO Fertuna
am ntcia aiininv . ,
000 lndaptnd Laad ,
uoe jent etar
i 000 cork Provtnee ...
OOOUeld eip
A0O0
MOOO
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leuu Bpoarneaq
leQO Hueeeia Mln. ....
200 Tonepan ueimeni
20U Tonepan uiviee
. h. TM Toneo&h S!zt .
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seu united Eastern
tnA WhI TCnrf r!an .
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10a
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08M
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1000 An Am 011 ins
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1000 Char Iren 8 .... OS
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03
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08
102
102
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102
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105
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1000 Sua Ha Orlante 7a 97
97
rORElON BONDS
Ml
101
Of
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90
99
03
tin
11
16
tOOOOKInx et Neth 9e. 95
6000 Klnc of 8erbe 8e. . 00 .
soeo v rL.ti 1 1 li
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53 63
LIVE8TOCK QUOTATIONS
Pit
Ittebursh, Nev.
21. 11008 Receipt.,
Healee. tS.l.lOH.SS!
1800 head. Steady.
Btaiy ierlMri. 1H.40OS.B0: llnht yerkrra nnV
Vlfl. n.nenj'B.tJO.
. SHEEP AND LAMBS-t-Recelrts. 800 head.
Btrady. Nherp. 18.28; lambs. 113.10.
CALJT.B Recetpte. 1BU head. Lewer.
FtNANriAt.'
NOnCB OF REDEMPTION OF
GENERAL ASPHALT COMPANY
i I9tp, and. railed for Redrmntleii en
uerrniber 1. 1912,
IjOTICa IH 11UREBT GIVEN that Bank-
era Truit CemniM. aa TfiiatM unria. m
eertain Truit Asreement with Qeneral
Asphalt. Cem:
ipnrgr. dated December 1. 1030,
for . payment en December 1,
Me calle
;i
i
t
IV.
XI3, at.-""l. I'ljlee of Bankere
iKere' Truat cam.
?.!''.. iD .wan straei.
we.w. Tork niiy.
eu.uuu. prineiDai amount ei
if benda of the
t the tarn value
above lieue at. 103 per cent el
l..-t"",i ',Jler with accrued Interest en
fuch principal amount te December 1. 1022.
The number of th benda
drawn by let
nnve been
and called
1.W k& ,.a....AK
wr im purpeis of the Slnklnv Fund,
: inv pu
follewa
ONE .HUNDRED DOLUVR BONDS
A-302
A.228
T.eiX X!i -i??2 A-isoe
-"". - A'tiia
.Q7J
eldvn of the bends abevs mvectfimA ' Li
RSrcby rmtiuirmA tn .,. ir ..Lir 5-
t11ll4 4 a,...... iL ' ... ITT -T
SJnt en said Orst viir it 'Dec emhl'r iBt.
L 'Vi1 .'?'.'. ?' Bankers1 Truit Company.
V... iii.wfc wiu ccaaa in ee payaeie
Ki7?ti.Alf oenOeeo preeented muit be Hi
Sam'Sl' V""1."""". th, coupon die
saffiKS5'..t.1-'hJ,8 '" sueiegueat
fC.Il V.-"S!'
vaiati iiuveni
November 14. 192
-Ksr,s..'sra,.',ss,' east
.riai!
Ireierves. (be. rich
arnc te Miewav
i&raRK
wbeli-M fiwr ' "r
TBU8T COHPANT.
aw v v..
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'a 'lilt. "'
Mew Terk. November
I enaulna year.
By order efthe Beard of Directors.
umah. e. mupqe, Secretary.
BpeeUI MeHlaa
"AT A SPECIAL MRBTINO OF THE
B?hu'7il
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in eta.
no
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n motion unas
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iplred tares,
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40c 48c. 4Be.
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BJfK sr DeMBber. 1989. for the eali te It el
sTOnum76,d.fflfte?d' ttwA3,,N?S
au
i " Msetlawa
las THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LISTS
.ANNSd.MPTV4ll'
.PrirM
Bw the alaotlen of turalva rflir. .. .i!
ha .V.
in.
,lrt.3,1 '! uuivv, tte. iiv seu
l&WPala. Pal. the raslnai
Lv" er as secretary waa e
S51!'B?c5"Pt'. WllliaA 1
""Jd Secretary far tne uae:
m&m
iatrk.
I
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Apr.
" taALBB IN 110001
itmsieN BWPi
Anten Jerfeaii
V Mara w as
De Caa as 'I! IK Sweden 8s
10 as .1.... iea
it.....' Ti
t Tl
Arte Rep's
De Can Bs'SIIParle-Lyens M
IB 88
.1 tl
IKsale) 88
nairy is
......
98
t
Be s
4 a a
lBe mm
IB
2
71
.... ItOU
4.... 108
78
78
;,$
78
71
4 98
t IStk
4 00
i.i.. 100M
4.... 100?
CWntee Oevs't
Dera Rep'e Bs
, 4 PR
Dem Rev B4s
H-Kruyes
a Bitt
1 62tt
72
r. .... 87
Duteh B Ind's
Queensland 7s
City Bern se
I.... 108
B.... 108
ets as .'47
1..V.. 88
7 08
Republic Beli
S. .. 1084
City of Bergen
via as
94
2 04
a 04
bs rots
Dutch B Ind's
.... 108U
eta as '
8 08
8.... 10BU
IR Chile BS '41
unr ei enris
4 81
4.... 101
tianaas
1.... 10BM
Fram'n Xndust
at Chile Bs '4i
t.:".
a.... 101
City et Copen
R Cuba Bs '04
naatn SHs
a te
la a s a a Hi
18..'... 98
B 08
Oevs't Fresch
9..... ten
Rev 7e rets
Rep'e ef Haiti
city ureaier
Pracue BHs
0... . 04
l 04
os wi
It 06
1 00
4 06
B 90
1 74 H
City Lyen
8.,... 04
2 04
40 04
B 84
9 94
.;... 7su
Cty Rie de Jan
Rep's ef Uru-
nerle Bs '48
!.... 08
Busy as
3.... 104
9.... 104
Oeve't French
3 0BH
4..... 04
1 041.4
Repub lle Be
4 98
3 08
Swlts Cen 8s
1.... 117
Cty Rie de Ja-I
n'e et 8s '47
4 08
2 98
1 98
U K Ort Brit
3 1 BHS'W
10.... 110
19.... 110
0.... 110
1.... 110
i.... iie4
10 110
06U
City of Bete.
Helland.Anvn
sons as
8 77
1 77U
UueBs
4..... BS
K Belsium Oel
8 77H
B 90
a it
City Tokje bs
1 CO
K Bett'm 7s
U K Or't Brit
I.... 101
B.... 101
1.... 101U
X 8e 'ST
1.... 103
City Zurich 8s
U n Brssli 7s
8.... Ill
CMone.atovak
Rep'e as
1 00
K Belgium nei
9 86
1..... 87
3 86
B 86
9 101
Klncdem Den
mark et 8s
1 90H
A.... 108
lUn'd 8 Brasll
Denmark con
et 1) 8a
8.... 107
a..., ioe
1.... 109
0 00
T(sale) 90
K et Nether
Dept Seine 7s
2 88
8 88
14..... 85
1 88
lands as wi
V 8 Brasll 8s
0 93
0 DSH
8 98
1 08
1 98
11 DM
12 08
4.'.... 03
B 98
De Can Bs '2(1
U S Moxleo 4s
1 0D
Klncdem Ner
8 (flat) 87
fi (flat) 87
1 00
8 00 ,
De can Bs '28
1.... 100
way ea wl
10 00
U 8 Mexico Bs
Klncdem Ner
1 49
way ct Bs
n.... 110
U 8 Steam 8
8.... 100
Ce Cep et Bs
3 90
B.... 100
DOMESTIC BONDS
j a Ce vent' t
bait A Ohie Si
1.,..
87
87
ev Bs
02
02
92
92
4arets
western 8 s
2....
10..
00.50
uu.ne
0 01
1 Dl
C A O
4..
18. .
8..
16..
3..
10..
1
4
0
1
8
6
00.40
00.48
D0.48
B & O Tel 40
2 03
B Steel fd Be
00.80
2 02
92
02
93
00.40
4 93
Bethle'm steel
8
Amr Acrlcut
Chem Bs
3 D7tt
American ACT
Chera7s,
1.... 108
Amer Smlt A
Bs of '88
Chi A Alt'n' 8s
B 91
2 Bt
2 62
Beth Steel ee
8 98
1 08
1 08
Chi A Alt 8s
Ii 28
20 28
1..1.. 26
Brier H Steel
Ret Bs
l....J91.
3 02
B 02
1 92
Ce BUS wl
Chi B A Q Bs
..? U
' Z..... PO'
.a 99
Bkn Edl Ce Bel
6 08
2 08
Chtcace A E'n
American sue
Reflnlna Bs
8.... 101
ft.... 101
Us Bs '81
3 79
Bkn Edl D 7s
4.... 108
1.... 108
Chi Mil A Pet
Sound 4s
2..... 60
fl(salc) 101
Bkn Edl rr Ta
2.
3.
0.
ler
8 8B,
Chlcace Mil A
101
8 80
St P sen 4s
3 78
102
102
ie:
103
1 8TH
3..
1..
8..
1..
Bkn Rap Tran
Chlcace Mil A
ct 7a at'd
St P 4s '34
10 00
2 83
0..... 83
101
tehlcace Mil A
Am Tel Tel
Bkn V Oas 6s
StP CV 4HS
2 67
8 68
1 67
clt 4s
B 01
1.... 108
Dkn V Oas 7s
A Tel Tel Bs
4.... 103
1 00
Bush Ter-t Bs
Chleare Mil A
1 0H
1 88
StP fd 4S
1 61
U 02 i
1 62
1 96
4 86
1 00
Bush Terminal
A Tel Tel 6s
B Bs
I .... 02
1.... no
Armour 4s
1 00
4 00
Chi Reek I A
Callfa Oat A
Pae fd 4s
4 81
b 83
2 82
14 83
Elee Bs
2 08
Armour Ce 4s
Csnad'n Nth'n
3 88
6s rets
Atch Tep A S
I.... 110
Chlcace Union
Fe 4e
Canadl'n N 7s
8ta 4s
1 90
1 00
1 88
2 88
78 88
Atl'e Ret'B Bs
A.... Ill
6.... 110
1.... 110
Chlcace A Wn
Can'an Pan. 4s
Indiana 4s
2. ... 72
0 08
1 70
1 70
1 08
Chile Cep'r 6s
7 68-
4 08
Canada 8'n Be
Bait A Ohie 4S
B OB
8 PA
17 03
2 93
1 81
Canada Steam
B AOev4s
Ship Ltd 7a
. 1 80
10 81
B 81
1 93
Chlls Cep'r 7s
1 DO
7(aale) OS
8..
110
10..
1..
0..
10..
18..
111
UOVl
111
111
111
.1 80
Bait Ohie 6s
Ct'l of Oa 6s
8.... 100
1 84
Ctl Poe 1st Bs
10 84
8 8B
8 8BU
1 88
12.
119
Bait Ohie 8i
Cere de Paa'e;
C N T 4s '87
2.... 100
Cep'r as
8.... 128
1 ttt
B A OP L E
CI'd Cln Ohl A
A W Va 40
10.... 130
Bt Le Oa
3.... 101
1.... 101
3 78
C AO ev4s
2 87
SKREPrllRS
We ara quipped te tie ta
work at your plant ant! ear
you lh spans of long tttMip.
Phene Wal. 1814 aad Mala B444
ROOFER'S WOOD
Cord Weed
Selected Fireplace Weed
Wholesale Only
ROGER H. CLAPP k CO.
Arelnaera. PtV.
sr Staaaay Beat,
- - TT- " t--i .a, .aala
, isst surest
HEK-ER I
ToHeidcnief
Dillen. Read & Ce. Interim Receipts
for
The Electric Aute-Lite Company
First Mortgage 10-Year 7H SlnUng Fund Geld Bends
Due July 1,1132
DtjfitiitiTe Bends of the sbrj
ttctm Rscelpta at the efflcs of Central Union Trust Company
of New Yerk. SO Braedvey, New Yerk City, en end after
November 22nd, 1M2.
Dillen, Reads! Ce,
' -ft X t ff tMi4ftd t'ttttf eteite eett t t t '
;i: tawjW--.::::: '.kit -wu ::J::
f if wiViJS!P '" ': 'w.Mf 'ivui :..:.
r 9d mr 4tfi. MflitirM I .
rt I? ,1M $
iry 4s, rtelittred" .'.'.'
H"8
t.... 18IU
0.... 181
Clevel'd Union
Tsrm'l BHs,,
1.... 108
Cel xadafl 6s
4.. ..i 77
B..... 74
S 74
1.... its
N Tk W O
fnterbore Rap
Best 4e
4 46
Tran fd ct
Jl 78
N Falls P Os
BO 71
7 78
B ' 78
B 78
6 78
B 78
.l.....I09
N A Bdl'n Ce
Cole 8 4l
1 8V4
1 .... SS't
Columbia O A
ee rots
1....I 08
1..... 98
N Paclfle at as
Slee let Bs
Interbere Rap
1 61
1 61
9 81
B 96
Tran os wl
7 78
.1... 00
Cem Asaearea
Intercom Rap
N Pae II 4s
Paranua 7s
Tran 7s wl
S 98
10 96
10 06
IB 96
9 98
7 98
3 BT
1 96
8 oe
Common wta'h
Power 6s
8 80
1.... . 88
N Pacific R 6s
1.... 107
North Wsst'n
Bell Tel 7s
3.... 107
6.... 107
4.... 147
Cen'd Ceal Ce
ef Md Be
1 88
4 88
Crown Cerk A,
Intel A Oreal
N'n al 8s wl
1 Bit.
B Bl
Ore A Calif Be
9.... 100
Seal Bs
11 )t
I M Marine as
Ore-W R R A
19 04
1 94
le 1 1 e aSvfrf
1 89
3 89
10 89
Nan ce as
Be e e e 8
B 80
Cuba Ce Bea
Otis steel 7 s
or is
1 86
Int'l Pap b Be
rots
4...:. 93
8 98
Cuba Ce 3uc
3..... 88
8 80
sa sta'd
2 80
i sn
10 80
1 88
4 80
Iowa Csnt'l 4i
Oils Stssl s
3 88
1 90
1.... 100
Julius Kayser
A Ce 7s rets
1 78
Paclfle Oas A
Elee Bs, ,
9 Bl'i
3 80
Cuba n Rd Bsl
4 M
Cuba Rd 7 6
Kan C A S 8s
1 60
Paclqe Tel A
Keokuk A Des
Tel fd Bs
B 91
3 91
1 01
3 91
1 90
i ai
Moines Bs
x.... 104
l niu
a.... 104
4 01
D A H fd etfa Laaka'a Steel
1 RTw
Bs of '83
Den A R O ie
1. ... 47
D A R O fd ct
1 MTU
1 99
Lacka'a Steel
Packard Meter
Bs of '60
Car Ce Be
1.... 107
7(sals) 107
1.... 107
T(sale) 107
1.... 107
3.... 107
1 90
9 00
Den A R O 4ii
1 74
Det Edl 6a '40
4 BR
Lacl'e Oaa Be
2 01
Det Edl Ce fit
8.... ieiu
Lake Shere M
B'n 4s '38
Pan-A,Petr'm
B(sale) 101
8.... 102
1.... 1021,
Det U n 4e
6 08
1 03
A T Ce Bs
1.... 103
Lake Shere M
S'n 4s '81
Pa R am 4s
12 01
1 91
1 90
1 8(1
D Match 7 a
Lehigh Val 6s
Penna R R Bs
I.... 107
10.... 106
D de Nemoure
Lex A E'n Bs
1 oe
10 00
Fwdr 7s
1 07
Penna Rd 6s
1.... 107
L A Myers Bs
8.... 107
1.... 107
B OS
3.... 109
1.... 100
1.... 100
Penna R R 7s
1.... 109
L A Myers 7s
Duil Llcht 6s
3.... 117
4.... 102
La A N W Be
1.... 102
1 77
Man EleVd 4
Pee Oas Llcht
PUQ laTI TS
1.... 10T
2 62
A Coke 6s
3.... 107
Eastern Cuba
Manitoba 8 W
Buxar 7 He
Cells'n Bs '46
Pece Cell 6a
2 04
1 07
4 92
lllldvale atel A
intnat) 04
IB (flat) 04
Phllad'a Cem
Ord'e Ba
6 (flat) 88
1 88
1 88
pany fd 6s
S 09
3..... 00
Empire Oas A
Fuel Ts
3 08
Produe A R 81
4 08
M StP A 0 Btel
7.... 108
3.... 108
0.... 100
3.1.. 107
4 88
Marie 4s '
0..... 03
0 88
IS 04
8 04
M K A Tsx 4s
1 81
Produeera A R
Erie Oenl Lien
Me Kan Tex
ward 8s
1.... 117
3.... 117
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News for Investors
MeOrery Stores stockholders have
voted te i incrense the common eteck
from $7,000,000 te $10,000,000.
SrTJuL transactions en the Chicago
Stock Exchanae this year te date at;
sregate T,840,000 shares, nearly 8,600,.
000 mere than a year age. ,
Dnnlel J. McCruddrn has been elect-1
ed vlce president of the Excelsior Trust
Company. He Is president of the Mc Mc
Cleskey Varnish Company.
The average price of the twenty .ac
tive industrial stocks advanced .40 per
cent yesterday, te 05.82, while the
twenty raii-etds advanced .01 per cent,
te 80.11.
Nestle'e Milk Company baa decided
te reduce capital te 80,000,000 Swiss
. ncl bJkwrl,t,,n down the &ce value
of 400,000 ordinary shares from 400 te
200 franca each.
Tha American Cotten Oil Company's
report for the year ended August '81
shows a, deficit of $2,470,800, after
charges and taxes, compared with a
deficit of $2,084,512 the prevleua year"
The Pjggly-Wiggly Eastern Corpora
tion, with stores in Newark and sub
urbs, failed yesterday following failure
of the parent concern in New Yerk. The
liabilities were stated as mere than $1.
,000,000, 'with assets of. $25,000.
Payment of a 200 nr rant atnv ui.
dend has been voted by stockholders of
tne cannon Manufacturing Company
cotton mills, at Kannapells, N. C. An
increase of capital stock from $8,600,
000 te $10,000,500 and te reduce the
par value from $100 te $10 a share,
also waa voted.
Steel men expect Bethlehem Steel
Corporation te acquire plants of Mid
vale Steel and Ordnance, ctatmlng ne
gotiations with this end in view are
new under way. Bethlehem officials
denied rumors of amalgamation after
directors- meeting, a month age, but
it is believed that the situation has
since changed.
Tha Mvnillrntit heniTcil hv 7tlal Jt. ft.
Inc., which purchased $23,000,000
tvinguem ei ine seres, ureates and Slo
venes 8 per cent bends and offered them
at 05 te yield 8.40 per cent, has been
dissolved. The bends broke te the new
low .price of 08 and closed 'at 00. as
compared with the low last week of
74.
The Exchange Buffet Corporation re
ports for six months ended October 81
net Profit $274,324 after denreelnHnn
and Federal taxes. Consolidated income
account loiiewa: uress profits $300,
218; depreciation and Federal tax.
$85,804: net profits, $274,324; divi
dends, $2.17,010; surplus. $36,705;
profit and lese surplus $350,888.
The Turman OU, n Middle States
subsidiary, reports for the quarter ended
September 80 gross earnings of $408.-
874. expenses of $72,024, dividends
paia ei su,43U, and a balance of $00,-
aiu. in tne previous quarter gross
was $647,104. and the balance after
dividends $260,774. The falling off In
earnings waa attributed te lower prices
ler en.
The stockholders of the Fidelity-Gas.
uaUy Company of New Yerk, at s spe
cial meeting, ratified a preposition te
Increase the capital stock of the com
pany from $2,000,000 te $4,000,000,
and te reduce the par value of the en
tire capital ateck from $100 te $26. Un
der the new plan the capital ateck will
consist of 160,000 shares of $25 par
value.
Intervening stockholders of tha Em
pire Transportation and Oil Company,
who recently lest their counter action
In tha Federal Court in Richmond, Va.,
a ui suit ei ine tjiiies ruei ana rower
uempany against ue empire Uempany,
have been granted an appeal by United
otnies uircuic ueurt ex Appeals there,
Approximately $4,600,000 in Involved
In the ault.
Edward B. Smith & Ce. and Tucker.
Bartholemew d Ce. are offering $1.
600,000 England, Walten ft Ce,, inc.,
first mortgage twenty-year sinking fund
0 per cent geld bends, dated December
1, 1022, at 08 te yield mere than 6.15
per cent. England, Walten ft Ce.,
Inc., ara large tanners of oak baiting
butta for the manufacture of power
transmission belting and large predne
ara of high-grade oak and taxied sole
leather.
Purcbaaea of war obligations by tha
United Statea for sinking fund ac
count In tha first half of November to
taled $23,020,000, against $12,016,800
for the same period in 1021, and for the
fiscal year te date total $130,016,700.
against $151,272,000 In 1021. The
bulk was applied te buying in Victory
notes as retirement by Issues In tha first
sixteen daa of November, aa follewa:
Second Liberty lean, $115,200 ; eXlrd
lean, $101,060; Fourth lean, $46,800.
and Victory notes, $86,004,050. '
With payment of the second Install
ment of $60,000,000 interest by Great
Britain en November 15, total Interest
received by the United Statea in the
first half of the' month totals $50,610. .
000, against $1,407,507 In t'iama
period of 1021, and for the fiscal year
te data $114,000,020, against $18,174?.
634 In 1021, Of the total, Great Britain
baa paid mera than $100,000,000. Pay.
menta en account of principal thia fiaeal
year total $617,878, agalnat $460,500
In the same period of 1021. TWew
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SAR tlLVSR
d."!!! WMr f-
toettish Radleals, Deur and
Grim, Htsady te Wage
"mashing Fight
LIVELY SESSION FORECAST
Bw Aiteeiaiid Vu
MacDenaM today waa elected leader of
Parliamentary writers believe .th
new Heuse of Commeha will bs .livelier
than its nrriieriianra. and. that th en-
position, which will apparently be fur
nished by the Laberltea, will be keener
and mere aggressive. ,.
inscussing incidents nml scenes at
tendant u Den th( nnenlnc of the session
yesterday, the correspondents call at
tentien te. tne challenging spirit wmtn
the rAdlcnl T.Bberlta from the Clyde
district seem te have brought with them.
The ejaculation, "We will smash all
etlla." aliAiitajl Im IimaiI Mrtfiftlal. BMianl
fby one of the Laber members at the
conclusion or tne time-nonered cere
monies, Is considered significant.
These Lnberltes are described by
some writers as "grim, stern -set men,"
te whom the Scottish word dour seems
specially applicable, and they are cred
ited with the intention et injecting a
bit of ginger Inte their party.
The pmnpept of Increased keenness of
debnte, due tn tha importation of new
and young bleed, is welcomed In nil
parts of the Heuse, mid the preiHctlen
of liveliness is bned mulnly en the
accession of debating ability te the
ranks of labor.
The attitude of some of the Lnberltes,
as weH'nn of several et their English
comrades, toward the old-time formali
ties of the opening day, is suggestive of
defiance and a deslre te "smash." but
the mere radical among thorn will have
at their sides a large number of old par
liamentary hands of their only party,
who, although yielding "te none in keen
advocacy or tne party a aims, appre
ciate that violent lisrte often defeats
a purpose, and are quietly content te
acquiesce in pnruaineniary conventions.
SCHOOL HEARING DELAYED
,.
CsBttewn-Tredyffrlir 8ult Cemes Up
en December 11
West Chester, Nev. 21. There was
no hearing in court yesterday In the
Easttewn Tredyffrln Scheel Beard
matter, although the day had been fixed
for filing an answer te an application
for a rule upon David Whltwerth and
Samuel W. Tener te show cause why
they should net be dismissed from the
beard for alleged failure te comply with
the State school cede and alleged fail
ure te perform their duties. Because
of the absence of counsel for the de
fendants the time for riling an answer
was extended and the matter will come
before the court for argument en De
cember 11.
The affair developed follewlna the
defeat for a place en the Scheel Beard
at the last election of Chnrles M. Lea
by Samuel W. Tener. Friends of Lea
sought te have Tener and Whltwerth
dismissed. At the election. Lea was
snowed under. The complaint it signed
by Charles M. Lea, A. Edward- Brin
ten, Charles W. Bailey, Mrs. Eleaner
B. Cnssatt, R. W. Riddle, Helen M.
Dingee, T. Truxtun Hare, Stevens
Heckscher, Rebert Le BeutiUler and
J. R. Tindle.
'' i . ii . i i. i
TWO SAILORS STABBED
AS SHIP'S CREW MUTINIES
Liquor Causae Fight en Veasel Off
California Ceaat
San Francisce, Nev. 21. (By A. P.)
Twe men were injured, probably seri
ously, last night, when the deck crew
et the steam schooner Jacinto, bound
from this nert te Grays Harber.
Wash., mutinied seen after the vessel
cleared the Gelden Gate.
Captain Werteman and his officers
forced the mutineers into the forecastle
and subdued them. Twe members of
the crew were stabbed by shipmates in
the rioting incident te the mutiny. Twe
ether crew members were placed in iron
and the veasel sailed back te San Fran Fran
ciseo with its police flag flying. Six
members of the crew were arrested and
Captain Werteman said charges of mu
tiny en 'the high Bens would be placed
against them. The cause of the mutiny
was liquor, according te ship's officers.
VOICES DARWINISM DOUBT
EX'Presldent of Princeton Talks te
Presbyterian Paatera
Several hundred Presbyterian minis
ters and elders and their wives heard
the Rev. Dr. Francis L. Patten, ex
president of Princeton University and
Princeton Theological Seminary, give
the first of a series et five lectures last
evening in Calvary Presbyterian Church,
Locust above Fifteenth street. Dr.
Patten spoke en "The Fact of Meral
Obllgatlonr-De We Have It?"
Speaking of the Darwinian doctrine,
Dr. Patten declared it "was never
meant by its discoverer te cover the
genesis of moral Ideas," being intended
te apply te the physical structure of
animals. Dr. Patten added that men
are net as satisfied as they used te be
"that the Darwinian theory of the
origin of species is the true theory."
Scientific opinion, he said, is divided
between three theories, and since there
is no universal acceptance of Darwin's
theory it Is net unfair te call it "an
untrue hypetheaia."
Dr. Patten will speak In Calvary
Church every evening thia week except
Saturday.
FIRE MENACES 8TEEL PLANT
Pittsburgh, Nev. 21. TJhe plant of
the Dunuesne Steel Foundry Company
at Kendall was threatened with de
struction last night by fire which was
sweeping through one of the large
buildings. Fire companies from five
adjoining villages were assisting the
local department. Officials of tha com
pany said the less would net ba less
than $230,000.
Anthracite in Sealed
Cars te Prevent Theft
ANTHRACITE is being shipped
te Middle-Western and West
ern cities in sealed box ears, in
stead of open cara. "
"Thia is necessary," E. D. Hil
lersy, freight traffic manager of
the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway, said yesterday, "te aa
aure full shipments reaching des
tinations." Otherwise, he added,
the cars would arrive with about
one-half the original shipment,
after passing through communi
ties where there is a shortage of
coal.
A , - I i !. ! .ilian SJI ! 'I
THE MOVIE FAN'S
LETTERBOX
By HENRY M. NEELT
Whiffle writes; "Frequently,
In Chicago, I lind my dinner at one
of these faat-dUnppenrIng German res
taurante where every one knew every
ens else and remained after dinner te
atoeke and chat or te plnyvcards-an
eating place with club privileges. The
jovial cook was hostess and, frying folk
tn ber ample hand, would ecstatically
welcome each mere or less Bohemian
group as they arrived.
"The kltchrn was In one corner, the
bar in another and about the walls hung
nlnrnrd-t of 'frrsii shrimp- ami -cxira
thick stenk.' lint strangely there were
ahie many peBtcrx of Mia Lee. This
waa puzzling; for wliyV What was
the bidden ronmnce which linked elderly.
Mr. Anrtel with Ltla Lee; what motive
made an old-fashioned restaurateur
hang a young actress vplcture all about
his walls? One did net aisk one deesn t
ask such things.
"Then one tiny there was great fes
tivity Augusta, his daughter, was lu
tow- and when she came Augusta was
Llla Lee!
"I could glve some 'terribly Intimate'
glimpses of HtiiKi' und movie folks I have
seen, nut i rcirnin hucu is wmi
t "But I de lPiiiciiibcr D. W. Griffith
violently protesting ugulnst decapita
tion ut the hands of a barber injils one
time home town Lagrange, Ky. and
one day I Inadvertently (It was In an
elevator) kicked Thcda Bnra in the
shins the favorite sport, figuratively,
et columnists.
"Clara Kimball Yeung once told me
that during 'personal appearances she
felt an almost uncontrollable desire te
de 'tricks' 'show poedlelsm' was1 such
a dull experience. .
"Ttiarn Im a memory OI - GOrCtn
Hughes In a Broadway after-theatre
eating place, very much himself en,
very raueh-and using the pulmoter en
a cafe, then dying, new dead, and net
long age 1 sew Kodelph Valentine en
... f. . m italaAH a- T
I'nrK evenue wearing a uni-uwu. .
"There was Kthcl Bnrrymere In
Rittenhouse Square se familiar but of
baffling Identity, nnd Valeska Surrutt en
Brend street currying h mysterious
k..n.ii mniuii iii an Italian news-
UUIIUIV .m, ,.... ... -
paper. Once in it pince e euu
street (famous for snapper stew) was
David Wnrtield enting corned 'beef una
cabbnge his Thursday custom and
looking like old Peter Grim h mself,
and once I saw the Glshes in a Chest
nut street sweet shop looking and act
ing like products, Lillian a French bon
bon and Dorethy n stiek of peppermint.
"I remember Jeseph HcbUdkraut run
ning madly through City Ha 1 Square
waving bis 'LHlem white arms' in much
excitement he carelet-sly never mnde
them up you knew. '
"On certain nights thcre is great
festivity at n local 'wheat enkery in
the heart of the town where often a
half dozen persons' whose names have
been mentioned In motion-picture
columns may be found after 11 e clock
nnd here many 'glimpses' might be col
lected." (Yes, but what for? These people
have te be bomewherc. don't they? Why
collect 'em? But jeu have been for
tunate, haven't you? Imagine I Kick
ing Theda Bara in the shins I But I
suppose you didn't dare knock 'N aleska
Surratt's bundle from under her arm
for fear of being cut by the broken
glass. Come again.)
e
Twe divorce notes of interest te Let
ter Bex readers arc chronicled In one
of the professional papers.
Herbert Rawlinson was ftranted a
divorce In Les Angeles November 8 from
his wife, who is known in the theat
rical world as Reberta Arneld. Mr.
Rawlinson stated they were married in
January, 1012, nnd bis wife .left him
In November, 1010.
Jackie Saunders, picture actress, filed
suit for divorce in Les Angeles Novem
ber 2 from E. D. Herkelmer, producer,
charging desertion. ,,,,., , ,
Miss Saunders is a Philadelphia girl,
born here in 1893 and educated in St.
Jeseph's Convent. She is net only
quite a successful actress but has writ
ten a number of scenarios. She started
her professional life with Dawsen's
Dancing Dells before going into pic
tures. .
And, speaking of divorces, I mny
also chronicle the marriage of Vincent
Celeman nnd Miss Marjerle Grant. Cole Cele
man was pleying in Chicago about
eighteen months nge. when he was first
introduced te Miss Grant, whose home
is in the Windy City. Miss Grant was
one of the leading lights In Ed V ynn's
"Perfect Foel" company, which she
will leave te go te New Yerk with her
husband. Celeman was seen here this
season en the stage in "Up the Lad
der." You've seen him en the screen
with Mae Murray, Cerlnne Griffith,
Cennie Tolmedge, Constance IUnney,
Madge Kennedy, Alice Brady and a
deaen ethers.
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M. E. B. writes from Bosten: "I've
been hoping for discussions en "Te
Have and te Held' and 'Clarence. The
former dlannneinted me erently story
and actors quite overwhelmed by trap
pings. 'Clarence,' en the contrary, was
a joy much better than I thought It
could possibly be.
However. I wonder if many except
experts will appreciate the difficulties,
and bow remarkably they were overcome
by William De Mllla and his splendid
cast. Probably the fans won't like it
becauae it has no punch and Wally
doesn't leek pretty.
"Just the same, he does a remark
able piece et work; hia Clarence Is as
skillful aa anything 1 have seen In a
long time consistently developed and
dellcntely shaded. The uhole picture
was beautifully acted, nnd refreshingly
free from exaggerations nnd mnvieisms.
I saw it three times, nnd with greater
pleasure each time. (In New Yerk it
hasn't reached Bosten yet.)
"When a ladv reviewer nt toevIm
announces that she is se enajuered of
Vslenttne'a acting that the picture does
net matter, her review does serve a
furpeee. I admire ber frankness, also
save the. money I might otherwise
have expended en The Yeung Hujuli.'
But is it criticism, aa we understood
'the function of criticism' in our earnest
Mid-Victorian daya? (Perhaps jeu are
net se old only blessed with wisdom
beyond your years, for your reviews de
contain criticism, as I understand it.)"
.ii nun, nmemeer tnese mld mld
Vlcterlan day;. And pre-Napeleon
and pest-prandial and all the ethers.
But hew can you axnect a ladv te
'crltlclse" Valentine?
I've spoken ray little nl. ...,
both "Te. Have and te Held" and
"Clarence." but tha nana n.-iKi,.
hasn't reached you in Bosten yet.)
M. K. P. writes; "Yeu have said
that you prefer the fans te differ in
Ahnlr i!n tmi of. -e, diffeirent plays.
... .,., .i -tart in rigni new te
differ with you.
, "Yff ".' P.. P,cture ,Uw 'Man
slaughter' should be suppressed. I
disagree with you, aad aay that we need
a itw mere ei tnat type of nrehlem
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JACQUELINE LOGAN
We tclll be glad te publish the
pictures of such screen pejers a
are suggested by the funs
cause the many preb'tem plays which
they are getting out lately arc ret, U
you will pardon the expression.
"Take for example 'The Valley of
Silent Men.' The would-be here, Jim
Kent, is little mere than a coward,
and the Northwest mounted police arc
noted for their cleverness and seine et
honor and duty. Dees Jim Kent show
any of these traits when he fulls in
love with the girl?
" 'Manslaughter' has points which
were unnecessary, but the plot was
splendidly woven. The scenes in an
cient Reme were unnecessary, but
breuxht out the lawyer's stnndnelnt of
fvlew perfectly.
"What we renlly de need in the he
roes of our stories is their sense of
duty. 'Business before pleasure.'
"Coming down te 'Clarence,' the play
in itself was net se bad, but Wullie
walks aimlessly through every reel. I
hepe that he will impreie greatly in his
next picture after his illness.
" 'Human Hearts,' has nnv one said
anything about It? I enjoyed the ple
from beginning te end. Hepe ethers
did also.
"The 'Man Who Saw Tomorrow'
waa all hokum. Mclghnu does net usu
ally nlllV in trull- tvnn nf nlnv iin.l X
or one, was sorry te see him in it.
... ",1 hnve raised a murmur about
Manslaughter.' I mn willing te stand
vj my pvini ei View."
I YOU haven t raised n miirmnr from
me about "Manslaughter." But I'm I
inclined te murmur nt jour opinion of
Reld and "Clnreiue." Ih fact, I'm in
clined te laugh at it. And the some I
gees for "Human Hearts." Honestly
new, de "Manslaughter" and "Human
Hearts" renroaent rmi. Srien nt lifn m
it actually is?)
Angela S. writes: "I suppose when
we reach Heaven, some one will sny
he could have done the job better, and
if 'Trooper' is there, he will suggest
The Dead March,' if some.fcliew starts
a lively tune en his harp.
"Of course, we women won't be
there, since It's finnlly settled that we
lack the necessary passport a soul.
"If I had been en the ether side of
the glebe when I rend that letter, and
had net an Idea where It hnd 'licen
Eubllshcd, am certain I should have
eard dear old Philadelphia calling me.
"I. for one, would net care a rnp
for the Letter Bex, if it were a prosy
list of whom each one considered his or
her favorite.
"I de net think the Creater showed
any peat amount of partiality when
He distributed ordinary Intelligence,
and each one is able te knew what
pleases and te Judge its merits half
way.
"Of course, it's fine te ressen te-
PntlTOPLAYB)
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the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
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In "THE BOND BOV"
ARDMORE MSNa.
HAROLD LLOYD
In "OBANPMA'8 BOV"
ASTOR
EIGHTH A G1HAHD AVE.
jiatinkb mii.r
RODOLPH VALENTINO
MAE MURRAY
ta "DELICIOUS LITTLE DEVIL"
Alee Kent Olbien in "The Oallcnlnr Kid"
TWO PEATUHE8 AND VAUDEVILLE
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LUDlrU Continual. 2 until 11
MAY MacAVOY
la "THE TOP OF NEW YOBK"
Otn. A Maplcivoed Area.
VA-H-A-UN1A 2 an 7 and 0 P. M.
BEBE DANIELS
In "PINK OODB"
FAIRMOUNT
Cth le (Hrard Are.
M.VTINI.K DAILY
HARRY CAREY
In "THE KICK-BACK"
CatTU CT THEATIlD Helow Spruce
3D In 91. MATIVI' OA1LV
SPECIAL PRODUCTION
"In the Name of the Law"
GREAT NORTHERN lTd ?$
GUY BATES POST
In "THE MASaUEBADEB"
IMDCDIAI 00T" WALNUT BTS.
aMrbrUA. Mate. 2-30: Urge. 7 A 0
HOUSE PETERS
la "HUMAN HEABTSjj
ftnrDTV BItOAb & COLUMBIA AV.
Llti Kl I MATINKr, I)ILY
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in "MANBLAUOHTEBT
rtDICMT Woodland Ae. Rt Mid 8t
OKltlN 1 MATIVEH DAILY
MOUSE FETVRS an-l CLAIHE WTWnsOB In
H0U8R1CH MEN'S WIVES"
OVERBROOK aeySnf'
BABBABA OA8TLETON in
"What's Wrong With the Women?"
DAI M PHANKrOUD AVBNUK A
rALM Nenius Tf'n
Alma Rubens and Lew Cedy
In "THE VALLEY OT SILENT KEN"
BtrTMrMX MARKET ST"j!efew 17TU
KvjCIN 1 ie a. m, m it r. ii.
CHARLES RAY
tn "THE DEUCE. OF SPADES"
nl AI Tf aBRMTtNTOWN' AVENUE
Kl AU. 1 J AT Tl'' I'H-uei'WKN MT
JOHN BARRYMORE
JBBHEB10CK XOLVEB"
THOMAS MZIOHAM aad LEATBICE JOY la
"MANSLAUGHTER"
grther, aa We are doing, with
Zt ... Til- 1LI. Ik .
Take' ball that la Was teaseaT
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sportsmanship ahewn ih MUltattft'iliAm.
"New comes Red Head! Ju wssUaI
must Trooper think, when even political nM
discussions appear in the movie ceirv
umn? jIVjI
in the movie
"I certainly had te chuckle; wattiC
reading the letter rrem tne geauer4W)7t-,
will, ikn i.hn tAetra .ml hU -"" lf'V
tirettv little alan arintit 'Cana VardaeetS IMM
Islands I started that ball rolling, S;i$
feel responsible, therefore,' I'll sviaMm
that our editor start two aeparate cajaw
umna one where the Black ItesttMw&fr:
cans and the rabid Democrats can
trotters, where they can compare nettar
and relate experiences, then, we win
compromise Red Head and myaelf-H
I'll vote the Democratic ticket .and he
will take a trip te Verdegrls, Las
1'almns or any old place, thus we Will
be eligible for both columns. ,
"I have net figured out Just what
benefit I am te derive from the vetey
but a long trip brushes away the cob
webs, and the broadening Influence It)
great.
"Anether letter that was Interesting
te me was from Periwinkle. At first
it struck me thnt you and she werS
having n nice little joke at our ex
pensc. but, after reading the letter S
secenu time, i came te a different con
clusion. It rang true, nnd wee it very
womanly, sincere letter, earnestly
wishing us te nppreclate our editor.
Periwinkle forget te state one fncti
the geld band en that cigarette holder
Is Lentttlfully engraved "Te a dear,
friend, whoa words of praise and en
couragement, etc., etc.
"Yeu ere qulte correct about 'Plots
or they perish!'
"While waiting te see Te Have and)
te Held,' n few nights age, a gentle
man sitting behind me remarked te his
wife, 'What kind of a picture is thli
supposed te be, und Is there any fight
ing lu it? If net I'll, take my after
dinner nap.' Should have enjoyed tha
picture, if I bad net read the book. Tha
original ending was satisfactory; why
change It?
"Since seeing Marjerle Rambeau, it
hns left me wondering why no one has
written of her screen work, which has
stcmed te mc very nearly perfect."
(I wish we could Induce Marjerle
Rnmbenu te de mere en the screen. lief
"Fortune Teller" Is one of my most
vivid movie memories.
Yeu mustn't mind Trooper and Red
Hend. They have their viewpoints anil
viewpoints are what we need in pic
tures nnd the Letter Bex. It would
get dull and stupid if there were only
you nnd I, eternally swapping our sea
yarns nnd talking about places no one
else has ever seen.)
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