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New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Money and Credit

High rates were paid for call money
again Yesterday. Until late in the
afternoon offerings by the banks were
parativcly small. with the result
that the opening and renewal rate was
per cent, compared with Z the day be-
fore, and around midday the rate on
new loans went to - per cent. Just
before tne close offerings increased
and the rate dropped to per cent.
: The stringency in money at this time
IS explained by the preparations Of the
banks to meet the large payments due
around November l. The shifting of
funds a. this time necessarily results
IN the temporary withdrawal of money
that would otherwise be available for
lca"inc purposes.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with a year ago, were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Texas Company Leads Oil Group

Texas Company shares were the
leader of the oil group yesterday. and
tho 'pwa~d movement was one Of She
swftest that have been seen on the ex-
change for weeks. From an opening
price Of 3l0l2 there was an advance to
$40 and a later reaction to 339, where
net gain of 80 points had been
recorded. eterday's buvinr was re-
ported to be based on the expectation
that after the proposed capital read
instment is completed the now stock Of
S25 par valNe viii De in line for IN
creased dividends.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Worthington Pump Jumps

The speculative groYp which has
been sponsoring the market in Worth
lngtcn Pump again became active, ard
under tho stimulus of buyine orders
the stock was rNn M Qlic6lv from an
opening price of 1929 to 1872 before
sutfci mt selling appeared TO cause
a setback. In view OF the reports that
the company will earn $40 share
on the common stock this year, thcra
arc those who believe that TIE stock
will 20 to even higher figures. At
the closing quotation OF 108 d net ad-
vance OF 62s points was shown for the
day.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
General AsDha,t Jsu.s Soox

General Asnhalt issues on the curb
afforded p'entv Of action Yesterday,
ire common rieing from, 1f7 to t53
and the preferred rom 21s to go. Thu
amonht g. General Asphalt preferred
stock ortetardiro hrs been redwood
from s13,054.100 on Janrarv to SIS
f9l 500. acco'diNc TO tie latest avail.
ab'e tger"s tNr0u~h tire conversion q
TIE nra erred i~+o comrlon. As q ro-
sit tb" per cent dividend on tie
senior sharAs now recriros only SAL
Io7. compared witt Ss52.7O5 fo~nerly
lhc conversion term are $50 pr
Va're common II exchange for S10o
preferreG
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
A. l. C.. Organizes
Spanish Corporation

MADRID Tuesday,, Oct 2s.-Major
James S. Case of the American Inter
national Corporation has completed
,kc organization OF the Hispano- Amer
lean international Corporation. The
new organization, us II subsidiary Of
tine American corporation, VIII under
take financial development work in
>naIH
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Finan"ial Items

". s Meu1ou has been apnolutoa gem
raj manager of tho Brooklyl Rarid
Transit System.
Andrew W. Mellon and Evers,ey Chllde
have been elected directors Of the cru
cihie steel Company to M yAcuncies on
the board
August Iicckscher has been elected a
member ot the board OF directory OF tho
Leslie Judge Company.
Tbs committees securities Of tho
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
London Money Market

LONDON, Oct. 2o.~~Money 2B pei
cent. Discount rates, short bills, An
pcr cent. Three months bills 41s pc,
cent. Cold premiums ut Lisbon, l40.0 .00
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
An Economists View of the Market

In an interesting analysis of the
business situation written for the
Bankers Statistics Corporation, Pro
fessor II. j. Davenport, of Cornell, the
we'll known economist, has this to say
of the stock market outlook: "Some
where not far ahead period of re-
action is in prospect. AS interest rates
are moving upward and business mar
gins are narrowing, back-set is almost
inevitable in the security markets.
High interest rates DO not go along
with high prices on investment prop
critics, even though the earnings may
remain still generous. How early and
how serious the reaction will be de-
pends in part on how far the processes
of speculative advance have proceeded,
in part on what emergency reserves
of elasticity the Reserve associations
have preserved in fulfllment of their
primary function of stabilizing the
credit situation-of maintaining al
ways the elasticity Of banking credit.
Their duty is to rediscount not at re-
quest but only at public need. Nor
mally they should restrict expansion
rather than facilitate it. A stringency
in credit not only imposes the revalua-
ton of securities, but, by pushing
collateral TO sale, accentuates the fall
Lower market quotations call in tu~a
for new margins, for further lQuida-
ton and for still further bear activ-
iticsn
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

changes, SS76,l0S,514 balances, s76,-
S32 PA.
S b-Treasrry-United States Sub
treasury debit balance, s3,19S,972;
Fcdoral Reserve credit balance, $49,-
S lyor- London, 6612d; New York,
Sl.23 .; Mexican dollars, 97cMs1.O1
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

La ian exchange declined to a new
low record again yesterday, when lire
We're quoted on basis Of 1910 to the
dollar. Dealers complained of an alb
scncc Of demand for exchange on Italy
and holders of lire are finding it rather
difficulty to sell any large amount with
ont breaking the market sharply.
Exchange on Berlin rallied to $50
cents tor MARKS yesterday, compared
vita low of 3l7 cents on Tuesday.
speculative purchases were reported
yesterday TO have had stabilizing IN
.uorcc OIL che rate
Ser log exchange was barely steady.
Quoted dollars TO the poundl:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
American Locomotive Orders Down

Reports from Boston state that the
American Locomotive Company had
only S6,000,OO0 of untitled orders on
its books at the end of September, the
smallest amount of forward business
since the depression of 1914. On June
80 the company had over $4,000 600 of
untitled orders. and twelve months pre-
vious bookings were $74,000,O00. 1t is
estimated that because of the falling
off in business earn ngs for the third
quarter of the current year will be less
than those of the second quarter. With
its large reserves, however. it is not
believed that there will be any reduc
tion in the con- pany's common divi-
dend rate in the immediate future.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
In Wall Street
"what Do You Think of the Market"

The vice president of an institution
with wide market interests: although
I think the stock market at present is
in dangerous position, don't believe
the top has been reached. There will
probably be wave of business activity
throughout the country over the next
six months that may be reflected on
the Stock Exchange. 1t must also be
remembe bered that many people are still
averse to taking profits. and this condi-
ton will doubtless encourage the op-
erations of pool operators"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
January I to date

Copyright 1919 York Tribune Inc,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

Stocks
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Kitchen Shower Last Week for Pretty Bride to- be.

Miss Jessie Jean Higley. the pretty bride elect of Eben E. Lane was the inspira ton for kitchen shower, given Wednesday by Miss Elizabeth Jones' The Jones residence on West Adams street was a bower of roses and sweet peas arranged with artistic effect During the afternoon the guest sewed rags to be woven into a dainty rug for tho April bride. Those there included Mrs. $. w. Higley. Mrs. Edwin Malcolm Hull, Mrs. Hugh Antrim, Jr. Mrs. Her bert L. Stevenson, Mrs. Herbert Burr Aths. IT,. Mrs. Edward Safnuels. Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite, Mrs Thomas Higley. Mrs. Beulah Stanton. Miss Pearl Stauffer. Miss Rosa Hewins Miss Bessie Ensign, Miss Erile Dam eron, Miss Mary Louise Pinney and Miss Philippa Jones.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
CHARITY BALL |S SOC|ETY'S B|G EVENT PLANNED
 FUR NEXT WEEK

While the spring calendar is libertlly marked with functions, formal and in formal in character, giving evidence of a gay Easter season there is one particular event that alone would make the coming days anticipated with pleas- ure by the devotee of gayety. The af fair that is claiming society's keen interest is the fifth annual charity ball 10 be given by the board of visi- tors of St Lukes Home at the Woman's club on Wednesday evening. April g. Donald Dunbar is to be master of ceremonies which signifies that every detail of the dance program will be carried out cleverly. The other arrangements are being cared for by Mrs. William G. Hartranft, chairman of the board who for years has been the moving spirit or the an nual function with St. Luke's Home as its beneficiary. A number of smart dinners will precede the dance.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mrs. Anderson and Miss Bailey Guests of Dunbars

Mrs Sidney Anderson of Chicago snd Miss Jeanette Bailey of. Evanston s4rrived Thursday for a fortnight's stay in town, the guests of the Donald Dun 9rars. Mrs. Anderson and Miss Bently 5hsve both visited here before and their Teturn is being made the incentive for 'any number of smart affairs in the days to come. They have already been delightfully."- feted. since their arrival, Mrs. Jack Barber giving an affair on Friday and Mrs. Carelton Wood a dinner dance at the Country club last evening
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Miss Ferne Johnson Gives An Attractive Luncheon

I, Miss Ferne Johnson gave an attract Eve luncheon yesterday at her home on West Willetta street, Easter decora lions being used. In addition 10 the holiday conceits delicate pink roses prevailed. Following the charming affair at her residence Miss Johnson entertained her guests at a matinee In the party were Mrs. Herbert Burr -Atha, Jr., Mrs. Hugh Antrim, Jr.. Mrs. William Corpstein, Mrs. J. Neil Harris, Mrs. Vernon Peters, Miss Ruth Gold berg and Miss Ruby Pascoe.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mrs. George H. Cook Is
 Honor Guest at Luncheon

Mrs. George Fl. Cook was the guest of honor at a smartly arranged lunch -eon given Thursday by Mrs. J. W. Dor Iis at her home. Casa De Rosas A wealth of yellow roses were used in tartistic decoration. Besides the com piimented guests. those there were Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall, Mrs. Thomas 1s. Campbell, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs Sfeorge Archer, F. J. Bennitt, Mrs. c. ID. Doris, Mrs. J. Thompson Graham Mrs. (. F. Ainsworth, Mrs Hugh t!ampbell and Mrs. David Goldberg.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mrs. Maddox Entertains Friends With Rridue Party

Mrs. Clifford Maddox of 3l7 North Eighteenth avenue gave a bridge Thursday afternoon that was particu- larly charming in it's appointments Easter lilies decorated effectively, fea- turing the wealth of spring flowers used. Mrs. w. E. White assisted the hostess in receiving. Four tables were present.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Party From Phoenix Enjoy Week End at Camp Creek

An interesting week end was passed at Camp Creek by a group of town folk including MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay. Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. Gus Summerfield. MT. and Mrs. David Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mr and Mrs. Albert Rosen- berg Mrs. Morris Rosenberg, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Jane Lair Miss Mary Calhoun, J. NJ. Sears and Fred Hudson
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Past Matrons of Eastern Star Given Luncheon

Mrs. John Aitken and Mrs AT Swetnam gave d luncheon Friday to the past matrons of the Eastern Star the affair being given at the Aiken residence, 2130 West Adams street Roses and sweet peas combined in an unusually pretty decorative scheme Covers were laid for Mrs. George A Olney, Mrs. W. B. TwitchelI Nrs George Vickers. Mrs. George H N Luhrs, Mrs. N L. Carpenter Mrs II B. St. Claire, Mrs. Joseph Gone Mrs M D. Novinger, Mrs. J. H. Hocker Mrs. Charles Randall. Mrs. $. I Doster Mrs Frank Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Monf- nan. Mrs. 5. E. Marks, Mrs. c. c. smith, Mrs. George Merryman. Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mrs. Geo. A. Mintz Gave Luncheon for Twenty

Springs favorite color tone-yellow was artisticaily used in carrying out the decorative scheme employed by Mrs. George A. Mintz at the charming. ly planned luncheon she gave yesterday at her home on North Fourth avenue. profusion of roses featured the ar rangements. Covers were laid for tWeut5
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mir. and Mrs. George H. Cook Return to Los Angeles

After a delightful stay of three weeks in Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs George II. Cook left Friday evening for Los Angeles. While here the Cooks. who were extensively feted. were the guests of the J. w. Dorrises of Casa De Rosas
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Attractive Bridge Luncheon
 Last Evening By Mrs. Parker

Mrs. Clay Parker gave an attractive bridge luncheon Tuesday at her coun- try place on South Central avenue Daisies carried out an effective yellow color scheme. The highest bridge scores were made by MR. Harry Kay and Mrs. Ned Creighton The guest list included Mrs. Daniel Frances. Mrs. Arthur T. Esgate, Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs. John D. Parks, Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash Mrs. Harold Pemberton. Mrs George Goodrich, Mrs. W. T. Studor Mrs. R. c. Saufley, Mrs. A. c. Me Queen Mrs. Frank Connor of san Francisco, Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, Mrs F. W. Baum Mrs. Jack Taggart. Mrs Webb Griffen. Mrs. Ned Creighton and Mrs. Paul Bennett
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
School Girl Friends Feted
 By Miss Marian Davidson

Miss Marian Davidson gave a de- lghtful affair yesterday afternoon when she entertained a group of her school girl friends at the Woman's club. A pink color tone was used in decoration and was expressed in ef- 1ectlve use of carnations. Five hun- oreo was played. The juniors who en- Joyed the event included Miss Ruth Burtis. Miss Genevive Cope. Miss Dorothea Wilber, Miss Marion Ben nett, Miss Gertrude Darby. Miss Pa tricla Tharaldson, Miss Louella Canp- oeil' Miss Edith Liebenow, Miss Phil lppa Jones. Miss Yndia Smallev. Mise Marion Pascoe, Miss Ellen Button Miss Mary Janice Hulett. Miss Mary Louise Pinney, Miss Catherine Tait Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Dorothy Os- born, Miss Ruby Reagan. Miss Dor. othy Brownfield. Miss Edith Burtis Mss Frances Loftus. Miss Faith Saf- lord, Miss Helen Firth. Miss June Blumenthal, Miss Loreen Hewes. Miss Helen Ellis, Miss Martel F'igley Miss Ernlne Hackbarth, Miss Margaret Ialt. Miss Ruby Hughes. Miss Louise Arnold, Miss Helen Casey. Miss Marv Burton, Miss Marie Powers. Miss Lam oerta Weage, Miss Adele Newcomer MISS Ethel Burton and Miss Vivian Ed wards.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mir. and Mrs. C. R. Welch of Denver Have Returned to Colorado

MT and Mrs. c. R. Welch. who were here for few days from Denver left Friday for their Colorado home. Among the informal events given in their honor during their brief stay was dinner presided over by MT. and Mrs. John D. Sparks
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
The Huletts Will Entertain During the Easter Season

The Easter season gives promise of being unusually gay and among the most interesting events scheduled are the luncheon to be given by Mrs. Ar thur Gibbons Hulett on the twenty third and the dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Hulei- on the twenty fifth. Both
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Miss Pinney Will Entertain
 For Junior Set Friday Nluht

Miss Mary Louise Pinney, the attrac- tive daughter of MT. and Mrs. William l.. Pinney. vii give a dance ct the Woman's club on Frida evening, April 25. The guest list will be limited to members of the junior set
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Col. and Mrs. GIassford Give
 Box Party to Mir. and Mrs. Cook

colonel and Mrs. William GIassford gave pox party at the Elks Wednes- gay evening In compliment to Mir. and Mrs. George II. Cook of Los Angeles. ,he aItalr being one of the many de- Igntiui events given for the favorite guests of honor. ''0
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Farewell Tea Given in
 Honor of Mrs. George Cook

Spring flowers decorated the Coun try club Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. George Archer, gave a charmingly planned tea as a farewell courtesy to Mrs. George II. Cook who left later in the week for the coast.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Tennis Luncheon at Country Club Was We'll Attended

The tennis luncheon at the Country club on Wednesday was delightfully."- arranged and was marked by the usual attendance of smart folk. Those who had guests included among others Mrs. C. r. Ainsworth, Mrs. H. W. Asbury, Mrs. George A. Olney, Mrs. Sydney J. Ross, Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs. Cass Redewill.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

J. H. Fetter, Mrs. Fred Hart, Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, Mrs. John Gregg. Mrs. Frona Tarr. Mrs. Della F'rier. and Miss Harriet Jean Oliver
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

set, plans to leave for the coast with her mother immediately after the close of school and to register at Stanford university with the opening of the autumn semester. She has decided to specialize in languages.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mrs. Cashion to Be Entertained Before Leaving for the Coast

Mrs. Angus Cashion will leave thursday for Los Angeles. A mum per or delightful events are being banned for the days preceding her departure for the coast.
 
 Mrs Morris Rosenberg left Monday loF Los Angeles after delightful stay oI several weeks in town the guest of the Albert Rosenbergs.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mrs. Kay Will be Guest of Mrs. Tatum at Weuden

Mrs. Harry Kay will pass the early part of the week in Wenden the guest of Mrs. Fred Tatum.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mrs. Wheaton of Tucson Is Guest in Phoenix

Mrs. Harold Wheaton will arrive from Tucson this morning to pass a week in town the guest of Mrs Charles K. Pishon.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Unique Decorations Used By Luncheon Hostess

Mrs William s. Humbert contributed to the pleasure of the week with sinartly appointed luncheon Wednes- day at her home on North First ave Eue A yellow color scheme was car ried out in the charming use of mari golds and tulle with miniature canary birds to accentuate the spring idea. Covers were laid for Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell, Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs. L. D. Dameron, Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Mrs. Orville Harry Brown. Mrs. William Perry Sears. Mrs. Emil Gang, Mrs. W Mrs. E. E. Pascoe and Mrs. William L. 1 Pinney.
 l Covington Are Entertaining Girls from Kentucky
 MT. and Mrs. B. c. Coyington. re- i cent arrivals from Mayfield, Ken 1 lucky will remain six weeks here the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Neil Harris and J. D. Harris. The Covingtons plan to motor to the coast before their re turn to Kentucky and on the trip will be accompanied by Mrs Willard Bla lock also of Mayfield and J. D. Harris. Mrs. Dryer Entertains
 Girls At Luncheon
 Mrs. Roland C. Dryer was a lunch con hostess yesterday to the West minister Circle of high school girls of ! the Presbyterian church. Pink roses featured the floral decoration and Faster cards marked places for foor- teen.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Junior Set to Give Dance
 Monday at School of Music

Miss Genevivc Cope Miss Catherine Tait and Miss Margaret Tait will give a dance at the Arizona School of Music Monday evening, April 21. Mrs. Joseph Cope and Mrs. Fred Tait will chaperon the event which will be a notable affair on the calendar of the junior set.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

bridge Thursday evening. Among others those who enjoyed a rubber or the fayorite game were Judge ana Mrs C. F. Ainsworth, pr. and Mrs. F. W. Baum MT. and Mrs. Daniel Frances, Mir. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, Mir and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt and MT. and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. I Camping at Blue Point
 Enjoyed by Society
 Camping at Blue Point is the de- lightful week end event that is being enjoyed by a party comprising MT. and Mrs. George H. Lutgerding, MT. and Mrs Barry Goldwater, NIT. and Mrs Garrett Schullar, MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, MT. and Mrs Fen Hildreth, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brown field MT. and Mrs. H. W. Asbnry and Sam Wilson.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank livermore
 Established at Coiter Ranch
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Livermore Of Yuma who were the guests of the Hugh Campbells for three weeks are temporarily located at the Tom Colter ranch on Northern avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Lutgerding
 Give SmartIy Appointed Dinner
 Mir. and Mrs. George H. Lutgerdins gave a cleverly arranged dinner Thurs day evening at their North First avenue residence A yellow and white color scheme was carried out in ar ! histic use of daisies. Covers were laid for Mir. and Mrs. Barry Gold
 water, MT. and. Mrs. Donald Me- Queen, MT. and Mrs, Garertt Schullar, MT and Mrs. II. W, Asbury and Sam Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Lutgerding Give SmartIy Appointed Dinner
Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Are Dinner Hosts of Week

MT. and Mrs. Hugh CampbeIh were dinner hosts Wednesday evening when they had as guests MT. and Mrs. 'eorre II. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Doris, Miss Louella Campbell and Frank Campbell
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

Mrs. John D. Parks left Friday for ten days stay in Los Angeles.