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33 THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY DECEIaBER 2, 1925 Corp. Yoslphalia United Electric Porer First Mortgage OVa4 Donds TRANSFER PLAGE INALLSTON Planning Division Report 1 Recommends One STOLE $20,000 IN CRUDE RUBBER Six Armed Men Held Up a New York Garage due Dee. 1( 1600 113)4 113 113 Open MartandOfl. 69 ass Cons'll EOe us Gas. 77 Gaspr 68 Mayflower-Old CoL 75c Mer .191 Mohawk.

32 Mullins Body Corp. 17 Nat Leather. 4 Ser prior pr 9 Telepnooe. 116 Telephone arts Nipisaing 6 North Butte 8 No Tex 40 NY Central 128 42)4 Old Colony RR. 11 0 69 EOe 77 68 95c 191 82 17 99 116 4 6 3 40 128 42 110 8)4 82)4 HM 89)4 69)4 81 99) Owen Bot Mch pr-113)4 Pacific Gas A Elec.

130 Pacific OiL 60)4 Paige Motor Car. 25)4 Packard 87)4 Pan A mer Petrol 74)4 Pan American B. 75)4 0 191 82)g 17 6 114)4 4 6 40 128)4 41 110 191 82)4 17 4 J6 114)4 4)4 8 40 128)4 41)4 110 market continues GENERALLY STRONG gteel Common Above 131 Chandler Up in Motors Shares Make Further Alliances Tei3S Land Up 90 Points Another strong Mton of York Stock Market exlated There was eome irregularity at tul tb trn4 WM tothe Steel common was holding Syr better, getting through 1S1. and to stimulate Interest In the trials. Motors held better with moving uo strongly in refleflc-ot (he proposed merger with Cleve- I taa Open High Low La Com Soiven Corp A130)4 183 130)4 Com Solvent 129 131)4 129 Congoleum.

18)4 18)4 17)4 Conley J4 J4 4 Consolidated Cigar 60)4 50)4 49)4 Consol Cigars pr 92)4 92)4 92)4 Consol Gas of Y. 92)4 92)4 92)4 Consol Textila 3)4 8)4 8)4 Continental 81)4 82)4 81)4 Continental Motor. 11)4 11)4 11)4 Corn Prod Refining 89)4 89)4 89)4 Crex Carpet 69)4 69)4 69)4 Crucible SteeL. 80)4 81)4 80)4 Crucible Steel 99)4 99)4 99)4 Cuba Cane 9)4 9)4 9)4 Cuba Cane Sugpr. 45 45)4 65 Cuba Co 48)4 48)4 68 Cuban Am 25)4 25)4 25)4 Cuban Dom Sugar.

3)4 3)4 3 Cuban Dom Sugpr 18)4 18)4 17)4 Cudahy Packing. 98)4 99 98)4 Cuyame! Fruit 45)4 46)4 45)4 Davison Chem. 37)4 87)4 37)4 Del A Hudson 144)4 144)4 144)4 Del Lack A West. 139)4 139)4 Denver A Rio pr. 46 46 46 Detroit Edison 138)4 138)4 138)4 71)4 72)4 71)4 DeyoeARen 1st pr.107 107 106 Paa-Am Pet 42 Company Is one of the most Important Producers and distributors of electricity In Germany, serving more than zu communities.

Valuation of properties over 4 times total funded debt. Net earnings over 5 times Interest charges. Price 87 Vi and Interest to yield 7.62fe Specie! circular on request Panhandle 3)4 Panhandle pr- 38 Paths Exchange A. 76 38 76 88 76 88 76 46)4 48 25)4 8 17)4 99 46)4 87)4 144)4 139)4 46 138 72)4 106 NEW YORK. Deo 2 (A.

P.T-SIx armed robbers today overpowered a watchman In the Cherry-Scanlon garage on the lower East Side and flei with a truck loaded with crude rubber valued at $20,000. Ralph Staplen, the watchman, was bound with ropes and it was several hours before he was able to effect h'a freedom and notify police. The rubber, consigned to the Storch Rubber Company, was to have been delivered today. CO. J.

BAKER INC. BOSTON Dodge Bros pr Douglas Pectin. The Division of Metropolitan Planning today filed with the clerk of the Massachusetts House of Representatives a special report recommending In part the location of a new surface transfer station of the Boston Elevated system on Warren st, Allston, between Common wealth and Cambridge st, west of Harvard av. This recommendation Is part of a plan to provide rapid transit from Allston and Brighton through Cambridge and Somerville. The report states that the vacant lot at Warren st Is of sufficient area to provide not only for a terminal hut for the necessary storage of cars.

The rapid transit service In the Somerville District, the report says, can best be furnished by a rapid transit extension from Lechmere sl following the general route of the Southern Division of the Boston Maine Railroad to Somerville Junction, and then utilizing the Lexington Branch of that railroad to North Cambridge. Because of the purchase and development of the land near Somerville Junction which the dlvielon last year recommended be bought for a terminal station, and because of the local sentiment, the Planning Division now feels that It may wise to extend the rapid transit service beyond Somerville Junction to Davis sq and Massachusetts av, with a storage plant west of the Swift A Co 115 115 115 115 Texas Co. RETURN ALCOHOL W0RTHS30D.000 Schooner La Parisienne Seized Here Released MUSNT INSULT WjTNESSES Mitchell Court-Martial So Counsel Erie, Utah Apex. Famous Players Famous Players pr.115 115 115 11a Waltham Watch. GIRLS SUICIDE STUNSMOTHER Frances Godfrey a Former Salem Resident Miss Frances Godfrey, the 21-year-old g3rl who committed euicide last evening in her room in the lodging house at 23- Dudley st, Roxbury, van a former resident of Salem, and came to Boston about a year ago.

She was a stenographer, and had been out of work fer six months. The girls mother, Mrs Jennie Godfrey, was also out of employment, and the girl in a fit of despondency last evening turned on the gas In the room while her mother was out, stuffed up the cracks in the door with cloth, and soon succumbed to the fumes. Patrolmen McNamara, Leonard and Goode worked over the girl to revive her, but she was pronounced dead on her arrival at the City Hospital, The body was removed to the Southern Mortuary. Mrs Godfrey was hystertcal when, she learned of -the suicide, and it was believed for a time that it would be necessary to detain her at the City Hospital. It is understood that Mrs Godfreys husband is in New York.

Sh has a son in the navy. Miss Godfrey was an attractive brunette, and was very' well attired. The mother and daughter had a comfortable home. The police believe that the long period of Idleness preyed on the girls mind. Foundation Co 173)4 173)4 170)4 171 Ths cargo of 60,000 gallons of alcohol, valued at $400,000 retail price, seised several weeks ago by the Court Guard when the schooner Ia Iarlelenne was seised off Rtelwagen Banks was returned to the owner and the schooner ordered released by order of the Washington Federal authorities.

It was claimed the echooner was li'4 miles oft the banka when loarded ly the Coaat Guard men, hut after the captain of the schooner took observations and plotted his exact position as 12 miles off the coast the Coast Guard men relmbarked In their boat, but later boarded the schooner again and later the vsel was towed into port by the Tampa. Attorneys Lewis and McGrath refused to take any action, which caused the Federal authorities to hk up the law WASHINGTON, Deo 2 (A. Warning wai given today by MaJ Gen Robert L. ITowze, president of the Mitchell ourt-martial, that counsel for prosecution and defense must hereafter protect all witnesses from irrelevant, insulting and Improper questions and from harsh or insulting treatment. In opening the court, Gen ITowze read from the manual of courtsmartlal the regulations for the treatment of witnesses and ordered all of those present to take notice.

He did not make specific mention of any of the wrangles through which court and counsel have passed since the first day of the trial, culminating yesterday In an unsuccessful effort by defense counsel to disqualify MaJ Gen William S. Graves as a member of the court on the ground that he Interfered ti dividend. BUM SMUGGLERS TAKENATHULL Stony Beach Coast Guard Gets Booze, $100, 000 Value Today High Low Laat sale 74 73)4 73)4 99 98)4 64 64 69)4 69)4 99 64 69)5 BONDS Open At A WISS 5a. 74 Chic 6s 40. 98)4 64 EMassSssB 69)4 Hood Rubber 7s 104)4 105 104)4 Maas Gaa4)4s 96)4 96)4 96)4 Mias River Power 5al00 100 100 TelATel 5a 32..

100)4 100)4 100)4 Swift Co 6a 994 394 99)4 100 100 WigginTermT 5)4. 98)4 98)4 98)4 100 264 103)4 812 114)4 62)4 60)4 72 81)4 112)4 100 264 102 807)4 112)4 62 49)4 71)4 78 112)4 100 265 103)4 312 114 62 49)4 71)4 81 112X 104)5 96)4 100 100)4 99)4 100 98)4 Pullman Car 156)4 157)4 156)4 157 Punta Alegra 39)4 Pure Oil Co 26)4 Pure Oil 8 pc pr Radio Corp 42)4 Rail Stl Spring. .172 Ray Con Copper 12)4 Reading 86)4 Reid Ice Cream 66)4 Reid Ice Cream pr. 97 Reis, Robert 21)4 Remington Type. .104 Remington 2d pr.

Replogle Steel 15)4 Republic Ir A Steel 58 Reynolds Tobac. 94)4 Royal Dutch 64)4 Rutland pr Savage Schulte Strs 126)4 Seaboard Air Line. 62)4 Seaboard Air pr. 49)4 Seagrave Corp Seara-Roebuek. Seneca Copper Shattuck Co 72)4 Shell Trans 46 Shell Union 25 Shell Union pr Simmons Co 63 Simms 23)4 Sinclair Oil Co Skelly Oil 30)4 Sloss-Sheffield 137 South Rico 91)4 Southern 99)4 Southern Rail 115)4 Southern Rail pr.

Spicer Co 27)4 St Joseph Lead. St A San 7)4 Standard Gas Standard Gas pr. 65 Standard 75)4 Standard OillCalif. 66 Stand Oil 44 Sterling 76 Stewart-Warner. Stromberg-Carb.

73)4 Studebaker 65)4 Submarine Boat. Sun Oil Co 40)4 Superior Oil 2)4 Symington A 20)4 Tennessee Copper. 14)4 Texas Co 62)4 Texas 114)4 114J4 114)4 114)4 Tex Pacific Coal 16)4 16)4 16)4 16)4 Tex Pae lend Ts. .610 689 Texas Pacific E3)4 53J4 Third AvRR 14 14 Tidewater Oil new. 36)4 36)4 Tidewater Oil pr ..100 100) Timken Roller 64 64 Tobacco Prod 98)4 98)4 Tobacco Prod A.

..107 107 Transcontl Oil 4)4 4)4 Underwood 63)4 65 Union Bag A Paper 76 76)4 Union Oil of 36 36 610 63 13)4 36)4 100 64 68)4 107 4)4 63)4 75)4 86 589 63 13)4 36 100 64 98)4 107 4)4 65 76 36 with the cross-examination of a wit- when they found that there la no treaty with France, except that relating to the 8-mile limit and for that reason th. schooner end cargo were turned over to the owners today. FOR MURDER OF MATTEOTTI -Tforhe oil stocks. Pan-American wa Jvanced through 74 and held there r. day.

Standard of New Jer-ZflZi a lare fractional gain, as did Company nd several others. Vxr.ar.d held around 69)4 most of the jn the low-priced shares Indian featured, gaining about a olnt. The ffroad stocks wer about steady. trading In the group appeared Vrefiecl turther accuqnuUticm. Pltts- West Virginia was again a feature at times.

New -Hayes Hid around 42 most of the time while fkT heeling Lake trie estern Kansas City Southern and r.fr carriers ruled about steady. The motors were generaly firm. Willy iwucd sold off at times, while the showed strength an dsold to 121. Chandler went to 60 in til kwt bor and consistent buyln gwas piace. General Motors.

Chrysler irH Hudson were steady to strong. In tii u.Hty group. Pacific Gas made a 5-ooint In the specialties a gain points was made by Texas land Trust, which was bought freeely in odd lots all the way up from 600. StkK prices continued to pursue an upward course as trading was resumed today. although changes were extremely narrow.

American can was the only conspicuous strong point, advancing almost 2 points, with some of the merchandise. oil ar.d tobacco Issues showing moderate improvement. Favorable dividend announcements, expansion of steel trade activities and tbs upward trend of gasoline and oi' prices coincident with a drop In crude production subsequently caused the buy-icg movement to widen. Various Undue trials and speolaltljs moved ahead briskly under the leaden shin of American Can, which sold at 21, within two points of its record high. Several oil Issue followed Marlond In It rise to r.ew high ground.

Woolworth -'was run up four points and gains of 2 to 3 points were registered within the first ha'f-vhonr by Mack Trucks. Cast Iron Pipe p.emington Typewriter. International Columbia Carlin. Steel Product preferred and Atlantic Coast Line. Foreign exchange were Irregular at tlw opening, with sterling holding steady arour.d 15 1-16.

Heavy selling of Industrial Alcohol, whi.h dropped to 7-'Li, the lowest of the year, halted the general buying for a time, and American Cim surrendered its 3-point advance. Subsequent confident absorption of various specialties and a brisk Inquiry for the motors caused the list to head upwards again at a fast pace. Mack Truck advanced 5 points. Iupont and Fhetum Cereal I1 and American Zinc preferred, People's Gas, Ward Baking A and the Ccmm rclai Solvents issues 3 to 3. Southern Railway reached 117, a new record price.

Texas Pacific Land Trust Mounted to on purchases of odd lots compared with OS. yesterday's closing. The renewal rate on call loans was unchanged at 6 percent. Atlas Tack Features Industrials rave a good demonstration of strength in today's trading on the Boston toe it Exchange. Alias Tack was the feature, snapping through 19 on a brisk demand that gave the Issue a net gain of mors than three points.

The iseiis has been holding around 16 stnd Just above for several weeks, prior to which there had been a steady absorption of the stock by some Interests that as thought to be Identified with Shoe. the stock was advancing locally. there was a very heavy overturn In tii" general marks, some StjuJ shares L-iru; inrncd over oti the advance. The e'-ength wa easily the local feature. Atlas Plywood continued its advance, getting to e-s'i.

for another new high and a n-t gain of half a point. Warren Broilers. Shoe Machinery and other ln-d'letriais held we.L Tormgton advanced a Point. In the specialties Gilchrist was again the amre. getting up another on quiet but steady buying.

Con-tt-jr wa easier, losing a large fraction. The utility group was somewhat less a'tiv. though prices held generally ady the trading that took place. Fastern Steamship Improved another hs'f-point. The copper stocks continued more or lee neglected through the day.

Quincy steady and otherwise there were but f-w fractional changes. The coal mining shares were stronger and more active. Island Creek Coal recovered a point and Hardy had a large fractional gain. Pocahontas was firmer. Atrtoskeag was sold off In the early tidlf.

but recovered later. The pack-lag shares were about steady. BOSTON STOCK MARKET Today's High Low Last sale 15 15)4 15 71)4 3 21 73 J4 141 3 Opes American Brick Co. 15)4 72)4 Am Poeu Swvirw. 3)4 Am Pneu S2d 21 Am 74 AmTdATeL 141)4 TAXICAB STONED BY MENIN SEDAN Driver Gives Chase, But Without Success 104)4 103)4 104)4 HULL, Dec 2 Early this morning, Capt Ralph Rich of the Stony Beach Coast Guard Station, with three of his men from Station 26, took into custody three men and confiscated over 600 cases of liquor appraised at $100,000.

The liquor is believed to be the best of alcohol and Scotch malt. The three men were loading the cases Into an automobile when Interrupted by the Government men. The liquor was located In an occupied two-story building used only In the Summer. By the capture the Coast Guardsmen believe they have also located the spot where the smugglers and rum-runners have the contraband from the time of landing until removal. The capture by the Government men was made quietly.

No resistance was offered by tne trio, all of whom are believed to be strangers in this section. They were turned over to Police Sergt Harry Armour and will be tried before the Federal Court. Assisting Qapt Rich In the capture were bos'n's mate S. H. Corbett, engineer William J.

Rich and S. Suva. Court of Review Holds Five "Hotheaded Youths Gen Asphalt .100 General 264 Gen Cigar Co 102 General Electric. Gen Motors new. Gen Outdoor Ad.

52)4 Gen 49)4 Gen Railway Signal 72)4 Gimbel Bros 78)4 Gimbel Bros pr. Glidden 23)4 Gold Dust Corp 47)4 Goodrich 64)4 Goodyear Tire pr. Granby 18)4 Gt Northern Ore. 26)4 Great North pr. 77)4 Great West 97)4 Greene 13)4 Guan Sugar 6 Gulf A Mobile N.

33)4 Gulf MobileAN Gulf States Steel Hartman Hayes Wheel 44 Heime, Hoe A Co A 38)4 Household Prod Houston Oil 70)4 Howe Sound Co. Howe Sound Co rts Hudson Motor. Hudson A Manhat. 34)4 Hupp Motor Co. 234 Hydra Illinois Central.

111 Cent Rights 1)4 Indep Oil A Gas. 80)4 Indian Motorcycle. 21 Indian Ref Co 10)4 Indian Ref ctfs. 10)4 Ingersoll Rand 90 Inland Steel 44)4 Interboro Rapid Ta 28)4 Int Agriculture. 22)4 Internal 68)4 Int Cement pr.

.105 Int Combusn 63)4 Int Harvester 123 Int Harvester pr. .120 THIRD GASOLINE TRAHNNING In Boston to Northampton Service of B. M. 117)4 D4 32)4 21 12)4 114 90 44)4 28)4 23 68)4 105 66)4 127)4 120 117)4 1)4 32 21 12 11)4 90 44)4 28 22)4 68)4 105 65)4 125)4 120 117)4 IX 304 21 10)4 10)4 90 28 22 14 4 105 120 146)4 28)4 107 16)4 131 154, 66 23)4 197 63 45 72)4 146)4 28)i 111)4 18 132 154)4 56 23)4 197 64)4 45 74 CamhrldgA police were perplexed today over the atoning of a Checker taxicab by four men In a sedan car early thi morning while the chauffeur of tho cab, Frank J. Dodler of 116 Peareon av, Somerville, was delivering a paewenger at 39B Clinton st, Cambridge.

Tha windows of his cab were shattered. Dodier Jumped behind hte wheel of hie cab and gave chane, but without uo-cess. When laat seen by Dodier the rditn waa racing down Hancock et in the direction of Somerville. Dodier tound the entire section for more ihnu un hour In an attempt to pick tip the tra'L He eaw a car around 2 o'clock along Massachusetts av which resembled the sedan that contained the four men. Giving chaae again he headed off the car, but Inspection proved that a woman, Mary McAdanta of 23 Ifi-incnak st, Somerville, was the only ocrujiant.

He decided he had made a mistake and went to the police station, When he reported the matter to tha police Dodier wa unable to account for tha atoning of his car other than connecting it with the recent strike. TWO KILLED CRASH OF PLANES SAN DIEGO, Calif, Dec 2 (A. Harry H. Shepherd and Lieut John D. Christian, airman attached to United States Marine aviation squadron No.

1, were killed today when their planes collided at a -height of 3000 feet over San Diego Bay. ROME, Dec 2 (A. The kidnaping and slaying of the Socialist Deputy Matteottl, which caused auch a sensation early last year, was not premeditated hut the result of a spontaneous impulse of a number of hotheaded youths who sought to prevent him from participating In the sittings of th Chamber. This Is the finding of the Court of Review, which occupies more than two pages In this mornings newspapers. The finding holds five men for trial and liberates all the 25 others named in con ncction with the crime.

The five held are Amerigo Dumini, Albino VolpI, Giuseppe Viola, Amleto Poveromo and Augusto Malacrla. According to the Court of Review, these five men, exponents of extreme political measures, conceived the Idea of kidnaping Matteottl, but unfortunately the kidnaping resulted In homicide. The riview discredits the assertion, circulated at the time of the crime, of the existence of a Cheka, or political police, aimed at the enemies of Fascls-mo. The court repudiates a report that Filipelli and Naldi, two of the men released, were interested in the proposed oil concessions to the Sinclair Company, which Matteottl was about to oppose in the Chamber, of Deputies. WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL ROOM Union Pacific 146)4 147 United Alloy 29 United Cigars 107)4 do rights 16)4 United Cig Strs pr.131 United Drug 154 United Drug 1st.

66 United Rail Inv 23)4 Cast Iron Pipe.197 Distributing. 63 Hoffman Mach 45 Ind Alcohol. 78)4 Sind Alcohol pr.l08)4 108)4 198)4 108'4 US Realty 161)4 162)4 161K 161 Rubber 88)4 89 Smelting 46)4 46)4 Smelting pr. 48 48 Steel 130)4 181)4 Steel pr 125)4 125) Universal Piet 95)4 95)4 Universal Pipe 30)4 31 I Universal Pipe 78)4 78)4 Utilities LA 34)4 35)4 Va-Caro Chem B. 1) 174 Va-Caro pr ctfs.

16 11 i Va-Caro Chemical 20)4 21 Va-Caro Chem 6 pr 68)4 59)4 Va-Caro Chem 7 pr 93 100 Vivadou Inc 22)4 23)4 Wabash 40)4 40)4 Wabash A 70)4 71 Waldorf 16)4 16)4 WardBaking .186 191 Ward Baking 88)4 89)4 Warner Bros 19 19 Weber 96 96 West Maryland. 17)4 17)4 Maryland 2d pr. 24)4 24)4 West Pacific 3J)4 35)4 West Pacific pr 80 80 West Penn pr ct 96)4 96)4 161)4 87 46)4 48 129)4 125)4 95)4 30 79)4 34)4 1)4 16)4 20)4' 6 814 93 22)4 40 70)4 16)4 186 88)4 184 95)4 17)4 24)4 84)4 80 96)4 161)4 8874 46 a 48 1304 125 95)4 30 79)4 35 D4 17)4 21 59)4 100 23)4 40)4 71 16)4 191 88)4 J4 1 2 S)4 80 8 A gasoline electric motor-driven passenger train of two cars was put Into service on the Boston Maine Railroads Massachusetts Central Division this morning, operating between Boston and Northampton, in place of steam passenger trains No. 3103 and No. 3122.

The flrSt modern gasoline electrlo train over this route left Boston at 7:44 a m. It was scheduled to arrive at Northampton at 12:12 and to leave Northampton on the return trip at 3 arriving at North Station, Boston, at 7:13 m. This train Is one of the most modern of its type yet operated in New England and is the third to be put In service of 12 such trains purchased by the Boston 'Maine Railroad, at a cost of approximately $450,000. The company is contemplating purchasing from 30 to 40 more such units for replacing steam-operated trains, in order to improve transportation facilities and service on thinly-patronized lines and save In the costs of operation. Experienced steam railroad employes of the system are operating these trains.

The Northampton motorman Ls John K. Talbot, an old-time steam locomotive engineer, who In the past has operated on this line. George II. Page, a regular conductor of the line, ls conductor and Charles Le Clare ls baggage master, which was his position on the old steam trains. The first car Is the power unit and has a 15-foot baggage compartment, railway Postofflce and express matter facilities, besides room for 44 passengers In a smoking compartment.

The second car or auxiliary coach ls a modern one of de luxe design, with seats for 49 passengers. There are at present five such gasoline rail cars in operation on the B. M. System. The company has been operating several such uniits for a year or two while they were In the experimental stages, and today believes they have been reduced to a practical and economic basis.

This particular unit was built by the Electric Motor Company for heavy duty railroad service. The motor ls installed in the front end of the first car and has 175 horsepower and six cylinders. It is coupled directly to a 110-kltowatt and 700 volts electric generator, ar.d the current from this Is delivered to two high efficiency railroad type motors. The cars are of about the same dimensions as steam railroad coaches and look not unlike them. With a number of such units In service, the company is looking around for a suitable gasoline storage station handy to the yard, tvhere these units will be stored when not oa the road, where it will be easy to replenish them with gasoline and where it will be possible to store large supplies of gasoline bought at advantageous prices.

Mrs Frances Jack, 62, who has lived at the Adams House for the past two years, was found dead In her room there at noon today. She was dressed In her street clothes and sitting In a chair. Mrs Jack was In the costume business on Stuart st. She was found dead by a woman friend who called for her. The body was removed to the Southern District Mortuary, and Medical Examiner Timothy J.

Leaay will make an investigation. It is thought that he death was due to heart trouble. OLD-AGE PENSION FIGHT MAY BE TAKEN TO COURT The refusal of Atty Gen Jay R. Benton to approve the Initiative petition of Joseph LaFontaine and others for legislation to bring about an establishment of a State system' of old-age pensions does not, apparently, mark the close of the incident. Conrad W.

Crookt-r, attorney for the petitioners, said today he had advised his clients to take the question before the courts. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Open Uigb Low Last sale Abitibi PowAPaper 71)4 Adams 105 Advance Rumely. 18)4 Ahumada 9)4 Air Ajax Rubber. 10) Allied Chemical 112)4 Allied Chemical pr.121 AlUs-Chaimers 69)4 Am Ag Chem 28)4 Am Ag Chem pr. 82) Am Bank Note.

.188 Am Beet Sugar 34)4 Am Beet Sugar pr- 83 Am Bosch 32 Am Brake Shoe. .137 Am Brown Bov 49)4 Am Can Co 259) Am Car A new. Am Druggists. 4)4 Am A For Pow. 40)4 Am A For Pow pr.

92 Am A Leather pr 63)4 Am lee Securities. Am InternationaL 43)4 Uinnce. 15)4 Am Linseed Oil. 47)4 Am Locomotive. .120 Am Locomotive pr.ll9J4 Am Metal.

63) Am ....114 Am Safety. 66)4 Am Ships. 6)4 Am Am Smelting pr. Am Steel Foundry. 42)4 Am Sugar 73 Am Sugar pr 103 Am Sum Tobacco- 10)4 Am Tel A Tel 141)4 Am Tobacco 115 Am Tobacco 114)4 Am Type Foundersl26 Am Wat Bits 67 Am Wat Wks 7 Am Writ Fap pr ct 1 Am 94 Am Zinc pr 37 49 Armour 17)4 Armour A Co ct 25)4 Armour, HI, pr.

97)4 Artloom Corppr. ..107 AaBd Dry Gds 56)4 Assd Dry Gds 1st- 99 Associated Oil. 40)4 Atchison 124)4 Atlanta Birm'ham. 6)4 Atlantic Coast 237 Atlantic A I 54)4 AtGAWIpr 56)4 Atlantic Refining. Atlas Powder 57)4 Atlas Powder pr.

93)4 Atlas 16)4 Austin A Nichols. 30) Austin A Nichols pr 93)4 Auto Sales 6 Baldwin 127 Baltimore A Ohio. 91 Bangor A Arooa. 48)4 Barnsdall A 25)4 BarnsdaUB 23)4 Beechnut. 68)4 Belding Bros.

39 Bethlehem 47)4 Boone Woolen Mill 1 Booth Fisheries. 7 Botany Mills 42)4 Briggs Mfg Co 324 69 Brook-Manhat pr- 81 Brooklyn Un Gas. 94 4 Brkln Union rta- 7) Brown Shoe 130 Brunswick Baike. 32 Buffalo A Pitts. 81)4 Burns Bros A 117 Burns Bros S3 Burroughs Ad Ms.

91 )4 Bush Ter Co d. 86 Butte Copper 6)4 Butte Superior. 14) Butterick. 27 Caddo Calif Packing 127)4 Cal 31)4 Callahan Zinc. 24 Calumet A Arizona 67) Calumet A 14)4 Canadian Pacific.

.147 Case 67 Case Threshing pr. 99)4 Central Leather. 194 Central Leather pr. 65)4 Cerro de Pasco 62)4 52)4 Chandler Motor. 47)4 Chesapeake A Ohioll8)4 Chea A Ohio pr Chicago A Alton Chic A Alton pr ChioAG Chic A West pr-Chic A St PauL.

Chie VI AStPaul pr. Chic Northwest Chic Pneu Tool .126 Chic A Rock Island 47)4 Childs 67 Chile Copper 34)4 Chrysler. 186 Ciuett 68 Coca Cola. 1464 Colorado Fuel. 86)4 Columbia Gas 78 Columbia Gaa pr.

.112 Columbian Carbon. 66)4 Coamer 44)4 Com Credit pr 27)4 19 6474 2)4 624 49)4 119 47 66)4 34)4 1884 68)4 146)4 36)4 78)4 112 8 43)4 27)4 185 50)4 212 110)4 1L6 61)4 213)4 110)4 136 61)4 216 110)4 Louisville A 136 Ludlara Steel 61 Mack Motor 213)4 Mack Motor 1st pr.U0)4 106)4 137)4 123)4 73 17)4 28)4 29)4 51)4 27)4 83 84 2)4 26 118)4 205 41 64 26)4 65)4 66 29)4 94)4 87 i0t)4 140 113)4 7:74 17)4 28)4 30 61)4 27)4 84)4 35)4 2)4 26)4 119)4 .205 41 64 26)4 65)4 66 1 9)4 94)4 87)4 STATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING OFF IN NOV State and municipal borrowing off sharply In November, the total par valua of new loans being only 15. 336 aa compared with $86,121,107 In October and $121,457,500 In September. For the 11 months of the current year, says The Dally Bond Buyer of New York, new financing of th! diameter I almost ehort of tb tola! the corresponding figure for 1921, The total for the month )ut closed is the amallr-at since Kept ember, 1923, when loans of Htstas and elites aggregated only MONEY AND EXCHANGE A table of local money rlea. etc, follow Call money 5 Tima loan, abort rtnie 4Vo-, cot Tim loana, all nont1 45 pen ant Time loan, year Commercial taper New York fumte Rotton clearing! Hi ton balance.

New York tearing New York bnlnnco. Local poatad foreign exchange early rata (Involving tranaac tloi.1 cf or nmiri fellow: Night Sterling (cable) Sterling (demand) 4.84 Franc (Pari 0 185 Franc Itelgltim) 64.53 Franc (Hwiail Lire (Italy) OM2 Marks (Germany) 23. Flotlna (Holland) Kronor (Sweden 91.76 Kroner (Norway) 20,32 Kroner (Denmark) I'ilei Peseta (Spain) Draclimaa iGreece) "I lid'i Hcbtlling (Aidrlal 14 l-illara (Hnetma Alrea) 1.65 'Id Milreia (Rio de Janeiro) 14 16 BOSTON CURB MARKET 2:53 pm Low prices 4374 89 135 4374 89 13674 'West Penn Pow 106)4 West Union 138 140 Westing Air Brake.12414 125 Westinghouse El 73 4 7374 Weston Elec Ins 17)4 17)4 Weston Elec Ins A. 28)4 28)4 Wheel ALE 80)4 30)4 Wheel A pr 51 62 )4 White Eagle 27)4 27)4 White Motor 83)4 84)4 Wh Rock Spr cts 34 35)4 Wick wire cts 2)4 2)4 Willys-Overland. 26)4 26)4 Willys-Over pr.

.1184 11974 Woolworth 205)4 208)4 Worth Pump 41)4 41)4 Worth Pump pr B. 64 64 Wright Aero 26)4 26)4 Wrigley 55)4 65)4 YaleTowneCo 66 66 Yellow Truck 29)4 29)4 Yellow Truck pr. 94)4 94)4 Youngstown A T. 87)4 8874 WILL TRY TO DEPORT YOUTH NABBED AS TRESPASSER George K- Long, about 19 years old, claiming to live at 457 Main tsf, Charlestown, and Michael Bgrowsky. 20.

of South Boston, were found gailly In court here of trespassing on Boston Maine property and each was fined $20. They were found last night hiding under a freight car by a railroad officer and taken to stitiou 15. It was stated in the Charlestown court that a train of ears loaded w.lh automobiles was on the track rear where the yount men were found. Long admitted there is a charge of manslaughter against him in another court. It was learned he fatally injured a woman while driving an automobile.

An Immigration official interviewed Long after the session of court. It is claimed he is a The agent Is endeavoring to obtain a deportation warrant to send nirr to Canada, ho having. It is fll's- 1. entered the United States proper papers. SALE IN AID OF THE GUILD OF ST ELIZABETH Pretty and unusual novelties for holiday gifts were- displayed In most attractive fashion at the annual sale In the Copley-Plaza today In aid of the Day Nursery and other neighborhood activities of the Guild of St Elizabeth, Dudley st.

Roxbury. Much interest was taken in the preparations for this sale because the new gu I be1 ng rcu-jvatt and work will be resumed early this month. Mis Alice Falvey, piesldent af tha guild, presided nt tee ilcwer taole. assisted by Miss Alice Cronam. Miss Maud M.

Rockwell, viq. president, presided I at a very attractive table laden with dolls of every description and size, also hana-kerchif and hosiery. She was assisted by Miss Alice F. Murray, Mrs William J. Walton and Mrs Matthew At the household table was Miss Marie Blake.

Mrs Thomas M. Devlin, Miss Louise Hannon, Miss Marie Carey and Mrs I- Madden. Mrs Gerald Blake was in' charge of the table devoted to fancy articles and was assisted by Mis Mazle Callahan, Miss Alice Dunne, Mrs Wilbur Higgins and Mrs J. T. O'Brien.

Miss Louise Fitz Gerald waa fn charge of the candy table and was assisted by Mrs David Johnson and Miss May Spence. Luncheon waa served from noon until 2 o'clock and tea from 4 to 6:30. The assistants in the tea room were Miss Dorothy Carney, Mrs Evelyn Mitchell, Mrs George H. Lappen, Miss Marie Egan, Miss Winnifred Cunningham, Mrs John A. Daly.

Miss Dorothy Devlin, Mrs John J. McCarthy and Mrs E. A. McLaughlin Jr. COTTON MARKET NEW YORK, Dec 2 Tx1nr opening, high-eat, lowed and lad aale in the local cotton Open Hleh Ace Oil A Ttef 26c 28c Bagdad Sllv.

4Se GOc Bagdad Smelt 8Se 68- Bohemia l)j IV, Cons Cop Ml lVj 1)4 Fj-upcion 2 2 Eureka Crop 5 Oc Furekn Smelt 5c 5c Forhan 10(4 19V Gadsden 40e 4r Intnat 34 34H Jer Verde D. 3)s ls Juno Copper. 99- 99c Kav 1)4 174 McKIn-Dar 20c 2oo Pr Paymaster 59c 59c Riekenbacker. 8 8 Shea Copper. 11c 11c Stutz 194 19- Trans-Lux A 12 12 Fn Verde Ex -6 26 Verde 3)4 34 Verde Min 17c IKe Comstock.

63c 63c Wilms H'tg 17)4 18 26; 46c 68c 1H l)a 2 5c 19)4 40c 34 Hi 95c lr4 20c 8 11c 194 11 26 3)4 17c 63c 37)4 28c 48c 68c H4 H4 2 6c 5c 194 40c 34 U4 95c 1)4 20 59e 8 11c 10 11 26 74 17c 63c IT 4 Am Woolen pr. 92 Am Zinc LA Sm. .104 Am Zinc LA Sm pr. 89 494 Arcadian Con 75e Arixona Com. 13 AIGAWISS 64)4 Allas 63)4 Alias Tack.

16)4 90)4 Blgelow-Il Carpet- 98)4 Bingham 64 uioo A Albany- Boston Elevated. 81 Boston El .102 Boston El 1st 121)4 Beaton El 2d .109 Boston A 42 Beaton A Meatd. 414 Beaton A Maine pr. 40 Bead Me prior 98 BoaAMelatpreA 64 BoaAMalstprrAs 53 BeaAMalatprcB 76 Boa A Me 1st prcC 65 BoaAMelstpreCst. 65 CaU Petrol 81)4 Calumet A Arizona.

68 Caiamet A Hecia. 14)4 CLcJAStk Ydapr 974 47)4 Cues Service 8S)4 C.Ucj Service pr 85 Consolidated Gas. 924 Copper Range. 19)4 Ctaxb Power pr. 89 Bodge Bros pr efs.

86)4 Butte. 8)4 Maas Ry adj. 42)j 67 81 Western SS pr. 44 tm SS 1st pr. 99 Boueomy Grocery- 19)4 fLaon Electric.

.209 EMfgCo 4 Slaeers'PSer 1 00 Eska Rubber 21)4 General Electric. GveCac 11 Ca Motors 113)4 1141 38)4 CdletteSRaxnew.lOO)4 1CX Hardy Coal 20)4 Hood Rubber. 69 I Products. 1 4 Creek 152 Coal pr. 99)4 Connor.

87)4 KesnernKt 65)4 Arwaauaw. 65 Jeke Copper 1)4 8)4 5-tea Central 45)4 eme Central pr. 92 GOLD AND SILVER MARKET Bar gold was unchanged In London Wednesday at 84s per fins ounce. Bar silver (spot) was off 1-liid at 32d. Bar ellver tn New York was -c lower at 694 Mexican dollars, at t3c, were oft a like fraction.

1 11 1 DIVIDENDS DECLARED 1)4 133 274 61 41 84)4 38)4 SS 80)4 78 8374 7)4 41 30)4 17 io)4 170 9)4 71 73 1)4 134)4 274 61)4 41)4 84)4 39 87)4 80)4 7 34 7)4 41)4 31 17 10)4 170 974 71 73)4 FLORIDA BONDS Jet 0 Market-St Ry pr 4374 43)4 Mathieson Alkali. 89)4 89)4 May Dept Stores. 13674 May Tag Co 22 McIntyre 21)4 Metro-Gold 23 Mexican Seaboard. 11 Miami Copper 11)4 Mid Cont Petrol 36 Middle States Oil. 1 )4 Midland Minn A St Louis.

3)4 Minn A St LL. 61)4 Mo, Kan A 41)4 Mo, Kan A Tex 84)4 Missouri Pacific. 33)4 Missouri Pacific pr. 86 Montana Power. 80)4 Montgomery Ward 79 Moon Motor.

33 4 Mother Lode 7)4 Motor Meter Co A. 41X Motor Wheel 31) Mullins Body 17 Murray Body 12)4 Nash, Uh A St L. ..170 Nat Acme 974 Nat Biscuit 71 Nat Cloak 73 Nat CloakASuit prl00)4 100)4 Nat Dairy Prod. 78)4 78)4 Nat'l Dept Stores- 42)4 Nat Distillers 32 Natl Dist Prod pr. 73 National Lead 162)4 National 56)4 NY Air Brake 37 NY Canacrj.i...

67)4 New York Central.l28)4 97)4 do pr certif 93)4 New York Dock. 41 YNHAH 42)4 YOntA 27)4 New York pr ct- 6)4 Steam pr 100 Norfolk A South- 40 Norfolk A West. North American. 68)4 North Pacific 73) 17)4 4274 32)4 73), 165 66)4 37 6974 128)4 97)4 93)4 42 42)4 27)4 64 10O 404 145)4 68)4 7374 17)4 CHICAGO MARKETS CHICAGO, Deo 2 hiehet. lowest and closing quotations were as follows: Becon-d by conservative real estate flit mortgage.

Principal and Intere-f gnarnnieed. 11 AH (J. WIMIDKHIIM.K ('(. 217 West Main Gainesville. Fla.

-Closing Dec 2 Dec 1 LONDON METAL PRICES Wednesday's closing prices posted on the London Mdal Exchange, with the net changes, ate aa Spot copper Futures copper Electro Electro futures spot. 100 tons Spot tia Futures tin Straits tin Sales, spot tin, 10O tons: futures, GOO tons. Spot lead 34 18s 9-i 5s Futures lead 34 8s 9-1 8s fid Spot zinc 38 6s 3d 8s 9d Future zinc 37 5s 7a Cd Wheat (Old High Low Dec 1.78 1.69)4 May 1.66 1.64 Wheat (New DIVIDENDS Dste Stock of Company Dividend payable record 4m Cyauamld lLr Jho 2 Dec 15 4m Cyanamlil Vffc ex Jan 2 Dec 15 4m Pyanamld pr l)a' qn Jn 2 Dec 15 Am Kxpresii 1.50 qu Jan 2 Dec IQ Associated Oil 50c qu Jan 23 Dec 81 pr. 1540 qn Jan 1 Dee 35 Boulevard Trust 2 qu Jan 2 Dec 81 Cen Trust (Carali) 4 qn Jan 2 Dee 24 Ten Trust 1 ex Jan 2 Dee 24 Fox Film Corp $1 qu Jan 15 DecSi Fox Film Corp $1 qu Jan 15 Dee 81 Galena Slg OH pr $2qu Dec 81 Dec 10 Galena Oil new pr $3qu Dee 81 Dec 10 Gulf Oil Corp 37)C qu Jan 2 Dec 19 International Shoe $1.50 qu Jan 1 Dec 15 International Shoe $1.50 qu Apr 1 Mar 15 International Shoe $1.50 qu July 1 June 15 International Shoe Get 1 Sept 15 Kayser Corp pr $2 qu Jan 2 Dec 18 Manhattan El Sup. qn Fitts Plate Glasa Kreas Co Kress Co pr.

Westinghouse Elec qu I 'c qu Dec 31 Dec 19 I 100)4 100)4 774 77)4 1.69 1.64 1.71 1.66 1.47 .764 .82 .84 1.64 1.71 1.67 1.4SV4 .73 .81 -48Na 44a Dec May July Corn Dec May July i 1.75 1.69 1.50 .774 .82 .84 .404 .44 .45 1.7174 1.05 1.4SV .73 .79 .81 .394 .43 .444 Island Creek Coal Company PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND The Director! of th Island Creek Coaf Company have declared the regular quar terly dividend of fl-lt per ehare upon th Preferred Capital Stock of till Company, payabia January 1, 1)24. to preferred stockholders of record at the oloae of business December F. W. BATCH ELDER. Treasurer.

.40 .44 May July Lard: U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES Following re the eloulng price bid in the open market Wednesday for T'nited State certificate of indebtedness and Treasury Botes of the different Issues: CERTIFICATES Bid Aked Yield 99 31-32100 3.6 93 21-32 09 3.49 99 25-32 99 8.55 4274 32 73)4 165 66 87 69)4 128 97)4 93)4 42 41K 27)4 64 100 40)4 144)4 68 73)4 17)4 42)4 31)4 73 162)4 56)4 37 674 128 97)4 93)4 41 41H 274 6)4 100 40 144)4 67)4 73)4 17)4 RECEIPTS OF STAPLES Boston receipts of commodities Dec 2: Island Creek Coal Company COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND The Director of th Island Creek Coef Company have declared a dividend of 09 per ehare on th Common Capital fltoclg of this Company, payable January 1. 11. to th common etockholder of record al th close ot business December IS, l)2f.

r. W. BATCH ELDER, Treasurer. resd sheep, cars 3 "gird. Ibs 4.175 Ham.

lbs ......24,973 Xpplea. bbla ....1.330 Apples, bxs 2.736 Cranberries. bNa. 13 Lemons, bxs 849 Grapes.dom.erates5.120 Tea. pkgs 245 Coffee, bags 650 Molassev, IS, 500 Wool, dom, bags.

721 Wool. for. 6.234 Cotton, dora. bales 23 Flour, bbla 2.66 Wheat, bn 18.86(1 Oleo. kgs Potatoes, bn ...82.260 Hay.

ears Poultry, lbs .199.900 Sw potatoes, bbls 623 Fresh beef, cars. 45 160 8.90 160 11-82 8.43 December 160 5-19 100 13-82 3.71) January 101 8-32 1018-16 3.79 March 1018-19 1019-32 8.83 Stay I July MERINO WOOLS FIRM LONDON, Dec 2 A superior selection, amounting to 10,633 bales, was offered at the wool auctions today. Good conditioned merinos were firm, while lower grades were irregular. Crossbreds were quiet. Open ..20.32 ..19.

69 ..1964 ..19.35 ..13 99 ..18.45 Exempt from Federal normal Income tax. October I I i ji.