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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
MAN|NGTON
SUBPOENAED
IN NEW YORK
Claims All Talk About
Little Green House" Is
Ridiculous"
CAN TELL NOTHING
Admits He Might Have Had
Some Influence Over
Daugherty.
CAN TELL NOTHING

New York. April s.-Howard ID.
Warrington was served with sub
poena to appear before the Dausherty
investigating committee in Washing
ton OIL his arrival last night on the
French liner Chicago.
Mr.. Warrington declared all the talk
about the Little Green House On X
Street" Washington, during his resi-
dcnce there, is ridiculous" He de-
MED that President Harding or for
mcr Attorney General Daughtery had
visited him there. although he admit
ted that William A. Orr had been his
guest.
Mr.. Warrington asserted he will not
go to Washington for tive or three
days. He ridiculed the idea that he
had an interest in the Carpenter
Dempsey fight films and belittlcd the
testimony of Roxie Stinson.
what did she know about:" he
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

at heart are trying 10 find a remedy
for now. Industries will be brought
to the islands in the near future, if
leaders Of the country can bring them
there by influence in the states, ac-
cording to DIR. Moses.
White ascendancy is predominant.
and the other races follow the. prece-
dents and ideals of the whites, DIR.
Moses said. Especially do the Chinese
and japanese try TO cooperate with
the whites in making their government
better and more liberal. This fact
exists in the face of minority OF
white population. DIR. Moses stated
as there are only 10000 whites as
compared with the 10000 native Ha'
waiians, 10000 Japs, $1,000 Chinese
$4,000 Portuguese. 1J,O00 Philip
pinoes, 1900 half whites and IOC
mixed races.
Some Good Editors.
The most intelligent people in thu
islands, with the exception of thu
whites. are the half-caste Hawaiian
and Chinese. DIR. Moses said. Inter
marriage with the other races Is com
mon with the natives, whose intelli
gence blended with foreign culture
make combination that is unusua
for its character of intelligence.
The press in Hawaii is helping I,
direct public opinion in the right di
rection, DIR. Moses stated. and is ONT
cause of the harmony that exists. TIL
editors are nearly all descendants o
early missionary stock, and have onl!
the interest of the country at heart.
DIR. Moses made the chief talk o
the afternoon to the Republican won
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
RUPTURE
EXPERT COMING TO
SAN ANTONIO
will Give Free Demonstra-
ton from Monday, April
ii, to Saturday, April 10.
Travellers Hotel
Hours: From 10 a. m. to
q p. m.
ONE WEEK ONLY
They Come Many Miles
to See Him.

On above date G. +. Redlich, the
noted rupture appliance expert, will
give a free personal demonstration
on his latest appliances TO relive
ruptures at once and permanently.
Persons with ruptures should not
delay. but promptly avail themselves
If this chance. because postpone
ment, neglect or an illfitting. old
style truss always turns a. mild and
easily relieved ease into q trouble
some. even dangerous one. necessitat-
ling surgical oDeration.
Large and difficult cases are espe-
cially invited aud should come at
once and be convinced of the imme-
|diate relief obtained by the use of
these different and superior appliances.
IL you have been suffering personal
discomfort and are unable 10 work.
do not fail to call. Remember that
demonstration viii be free on above
date only and that his appliances are
different and superior TO others.
Home Office: 800 Block,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
FARRAR WILL TOUR
Singer to Take Company Throughout
l.. y. In Fall.

New York. April 9.-Geraldine
Farrar. American opera singer. who
for sixteen years shared honors at
the Metropolitan Opera House with
the late Enrico Caruso. will make an
independent venture in grand opera
next fall. according TO {. J. Foley OF
Boston. her manager.
After two years OF concert and con-
staNt travel. Miss Farrar is TO take
a tour rs far as the Pacific coast n
company of her own in Carmen. >
with the orchestra for the company,
according to Foley. directed by for
mer conductor of the Metropolitan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

Just because you stait the day too
tired to get up''-arms and legs stiff
muscles sore-burniIg. aching back
dull head - nervous - irritable -
WORN OUT before tie dav begins -
do not think you have 10 stay in such
condition.
Rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles, and all ailments caused by
excessive acidity makes enc miserable.
Be strong and well. Get rid Of
the rheumatic" pains. stiff joints,
sore muscles. acid stomach. Kidney
or Bladder troubles 81 often caused
BY an excess of body made acids.
If you have been taking all sorts
of medicines without benefit. let The
Williams Treatment prove what great
relief it gives even in stubborn cases.
Hundreds Of thousands have used it.
Established 81 years. D..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thousands of ovcrfat people have
become slim by following the advice
of doctors who recommend Marmola
Prescription Tablets. those harmless
little fat reducers that simplify the
dose of the famous Marmola Pre-
scription. Ii too fat, don't wait-go
now to YOUR druggist and for one
dollar. which is the price the world
ovef. procure box of these tablets.
IL preferable YOU can secure them
direct by sending price to the Mar
mola Co. 1912 Woodward Ave. De-
troit. Mich. They reduce steadily
and easily without tiresomc exercises
or starvation diet, and leave no I'M
pleasant effect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
srIFE-soRE-AcHEs AND PAINs-soUR STOMACH
TOO MUCH URICAClD?
LET US SEND you THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
IS Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE

To prove The Williams Treatment
conquers kidney or blaGder disorders.
rheumatism. and all a'ln.ents caused
by too much Uric Aci0," no matter
how chronic or stubborn. we will give
one Sic bottle CD doses) free il you
send this notice. Kindly send 10 cents
to help pay postage. making. etc.
The DR.. ID. A. Villa IS Company.
Dept. CA-3S22 Z. o. Bldg, East
Hampton. Conn.
If your sleep is broken by an irri-
tated bladder that wakcs V II up every
few hours, you will appreciate the rest
and comfort you get from the free
bottle 60 doscs).
Send Mt once. You will receive a
regular Soc bottle without incurrina
any obligation. Onl7 one free bottle
to the same address o. family.
Nothing sent G. q. ID.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

asked, and added: "She talked too
much. Certainly, she never visited
the little green house while | was the
lessee"
Close Friend Of Daugherty.
Mr.. Warrington admitted that Jesse
W. Smith possibly had visited the
house during his occupancy of it.
He said he had been close friend
of former Attorney General Daugher-
ty. asserting he had associated with
him in Ohio politics. hence he natural
ly had some influence with him.
Questioned regarding his conference
with the former cabinet official on the
appointment of an immigration COM
missioner. Mr.. Warrington said: Il do
not recall that ever spoke TO the
attorney general about any such mat
ter. but possibly | did. People come
down to WASHINGTON in droves seek
ing positions They naturally went
to every one they thought might pos
sibly be of assistance. | don't know
what general recognition there was
regarding my influence with Mr.
Daugherty, but / suppose / did have
| lot"
Mr.. Warrington said he went to Flu.
| rope on business for the people.
| This business. he said. was in no way
, connected with any Washington Of
| fetal.
Asked whether his testimony would
throw new light on the problems be
| fore the committee he replied in tho
negative. saying As far as | know
my testimony would not be of value.
In the last years Mr.. Warrington
said he hnd visited Washington once
a year for only few days at a time
When told of the testimony of III,
negro butler. Dan Smith. before III,
committee. that he had admitted Sin
clair to the Little Green House." Mr.
Warrington said he has never seen nol
met the oil man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
Ninth Infantry Concert.

The Ninth Infantry band will play
n concert Friday at ) 40 at the Ninth
Infantry officers club. The program
follows:
March. Lorraine" Came
Overture. Grown Diamonds. .Aubei
Intermezzo, "Forget-Me-Not'
Macbeth
Duet for flute and horn, Serenade"
Played by Corporal Bill and Mes.
Gregory
Selection, "Songs from the Old Folks y
...... 80 = T.. A'"N'
Fox trot, so This Is Venice
Warren
Old Ninth Infantry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09

asked, and added "She talked too
| much. Certainly, she never visited
the little green house while | was the
| lessee"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
PONCE

Es Ponce una ciudad inmensamen-
t3 grande v rica. Esta situada al
sur de Puerto Rico. Sus entradas
sa'idas estan artisticamente adorna-
das por bellos v frondosos trboies.
Las GALES son .largas anchas. .
FL antique caserio esta siendo cam
biado constantemnte por majetuosos
edificios de exquisite arquitectura.
Fl 'comercio y la industria dan
vida q nlilares de infelices que han
abandonado el rustico bohfo por la
c6moda casa del pueblo. Cientos de
escuelas han alberto sus puertas
miles Y miles de ninos que buscau
avidos ell pan de la instruction.
La vida es muy barata a Ia par
que buenos y ricos los productos que
Sc expenden. Hay una enorme plaza
de mercado entire las Gales. Sol y
Wives donde Sc surte esta inmensa
cindad de todo 10 necesario para la
cocina criolla. Aqui Sc encuentra de
todo para todos.s..
FL Rio Portuguese sc desliza rapido
por el costado de la ciudad, entonan-
do, tai vez, la dulce cancion de viva
Ponce. Este pequeno rio da vida
centenares de lavanderas cuyo dnico
sosten Y esperanto estriban en- ei
lavado de ropa. Esas pobres, pero
'felices mujeres, siempre las veis con-
tentas. Els, la algeria que experiment
tan al ganar honradamente ell pan
de sus hijos, al ternlino de un largo
y caluroso dfa. ALI estan... Char
lad un ratio con elias Y os contaran
la historic de sus vidas, alegrias Y
sinsabores. Pero en- sus labios Sc de-
jan yer la eterna sonrisa del triunfo
obtenido en- ell penoso trabajo.
Los habitantes de esta comarca
son afables en- el trato con los extra
ilos. Las mujeres son sercilfas. ri
sueiias Y sumamennte simpaticas.
Los honbres son corteses y fnos.
Ellos son magnificos amigos v muy
servidores.
Yo siento viva admiration por es-
ia cncantadera, pintoresca, hospita-
laria y noble ciudad. Y nunca sofie
haberme rodeado con tan crecido n1-
nero de amigos en- tan corto periodu
de tempo que estuve alli en- mission
del Gobierno.
Desde mi alcoba, donde escribo es-
tas lfneas, envio un ferviente saludo
y un carinoso abrazo la "ciudad de
los suenos".
Sebastian A. DIAZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
OTRA YEz DON 0UlJCTE

Berger Extravagant de Charles Sorel,
y La Ciu6ad Allegro y ConRada, ds
Benavente, otros tantos ibros de
temporadas.
Cierto es que para hablar de como
ha popularizado ell Quijote nuestra Ii
teratura nuestro idioma, necesitamos
ell tempo y espacio que aqu{ no dis
ponemos: baste con decir que las per-
sonas cnltas de todos los paises, pri-
nero lie hablaran I'd. de Ell Qui-
jote que de los Cuatro Jinetes.
s.. Ell que s'Los Episodes Nacio-
nales'' sea mas interesante para al
gunos latinoamericanos que Ell Quijo.
te, no vale la pena discutirlo porque
para muchos es mas interesante un
chascarrillo una charada de Move
jarque que la gloria eterna. A mis- dis
cfpulos les interesa mas, pero muchfsi
mo mas un cuento de Quevedo, que los
versiculos de la Biblia. 5Pierde inte-
res la Biblia, por tai cosa?
g.. Que simbolice no ell espiritu
espafiol es cosa harto discutida. Va
mos a suponer que tienes raz6n. IHay
otra obra en- nuestra literature qua
represente mejor que Ell Quijote ell
espiritu hidalgo noble de la raza,
en- cuanto tiene de aventurero de alo
cado, de irreflexivo y gallardo, de ga
lante, antici6ntiico y desinteresado7
Y para concluir, amigo Alfredo, he
de decirte que la obra de Cervantes
tiene los misinos y hasta peores defec-
tos que muchas mas; carece de los me
ritos particulares v linicos en- que
otras le superan; tiene sus baches y
sus lunares, pero sigue y seguira re-
presentandonos en- La opinion univer
sal donde tienen asientos La Iliada,
La odisea, La Divina Comedia, Faus-
to, El .Paraiso Perdido. Hamlet los
sonoros vcrsos del Ramayana
Antonio s. PEDREIRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
iradece su csposo dc
Indigestion?

NADIA causa mas rapidan1erte distur-
bios en- Ell hogar que un atatsle de in-
digestion, Y NADIA hay que haga desapa-
recer la INDIGESTION que Ia Adagpesia BIZ
surada Ningdn hou.hre puede sestar de
buen Genio, ser amitble teper el enten-
diEniento claro cuando esta padeciend0
constantemente del estonlaeo Il csusa de
acidez, gases y dolor despass de. conner
Si Su eSpoSo sufre del estonaag CO. nj ie
rina nj ie tenga lastina, ayudele q re-
cobrar su bienestar proeurando que ten-
ga sieinpre O mano MagneSia t3isurada
ten polvo 0 en- pastillasl. Una cucha-
rada del polvo o dos pastillaS en- un POGO
de aqua tomada despues de cada cosnida
neutraliza acknowledgements los acidos
de su estomago que son la scausa fdei
NAL. y 81 podra coner con gusto yTsin
tenor Ia Indigestion. Magnesia sBi-
surada eS una forrTla especial de Mag
nesia que Ia toman pilisres de Rerso-
mas para neutralizar Ia acidez del est6-
mago y dominar rapidamehte la indie
gesti6n. No Sc confunda con Leche de
Magnesia, Carbonate, Citrate nj otros
preparados de magnesia. Insfstases en-
Obtener Magnesia Bisuraoa. Su acci0n
eS segura, rapida ef1caz. puede OBJ
tenerse a muy POGO coSto en- cualquier
botica bien acreditada,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14

e.eniento es possible definir el tono deseado
a cralqu'er eabello. cue 10 conserve, como
ha conservado Ell milo. No Sc destenira, nj
sc caera al lavarse la cabellera. No rareceri
tefftdo. -. -. i. 80. ....
AQUI ESTA MI SECRETo
Esto es algo npevo. diferente y de efecto
instantareo. Al fin desaparecersn las canas;
la prueha sera enteramente GRATIS. Para
referencias puede dirigirse . The Lincoln
Trust s Saving Bank, para garantizar 10
one he cicho. Solamente envte su nonhre
direction S1.00 solicite Que Sc 10 enviie
c. o. D. vuelta de correa recibira IN
naauete comple-o con instrucciones. Yo Sc
los hrenos resHltados one me do con f-e-
cueneia rechn cartas ccr,o r'rneAas de los
rrenns res1ltadcq ohtarsdce n,e ohterdra
tamhs&- -,s+ed sr,rvse su sciicitrd how rnismo.
JUEL, 0ENN sasa~N. RorAy ST.
T-4O3 CHICAGO III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
Las Canas Pueden
Desaparecer en- una
SoIa Noche.

Mi pelo estaba blanco
habiendo perdido su bri-
-llo y color natural. He
usado varios restaurado-
res sin exito alguno.
Cuando por fin pude en-
contrar una f6rmui a se-
creta que resSaur6 mi
cabello a su color pri-
mitivn. Con este nuevo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14

Ell rso continuo de los HIDRoI,I.
TINES DR.. GRAU es un gran medic
PARA evitar el artritismo. Elinin1 los
productos t6xicos causantes de tan pc
hgrosa dolencia. Impiden la forma-
ci6n del acido irico.
A todos los consrmidores que pidan
tres cajas de HIDRoLITTNEs Dr.
GRAU, Sc les hara entrega de un eIe-
gante vase de cristsl
En- las buenas farmacias D directa-
mente de jose Combas Psyogx. Box
162, San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
Tarietas Postales

Ofrecemos un surtido de so Tsrietas
PostaIcs al Bromuro, de la mejor calidad,
en- cciores brillantes: postaies con dfbu
Jos florales en- litografia: rostaies sepia,
rrate briiiantcs ell gran yariedad de
d.ssilts colorcs, con fyases apropisdas
fel;citaciones de xascua Aho Nuevo
Precio del surtido de so postaies, fran.
uuco pagado, S1.00.
Aproveche La oportunidad de obtener
por ar dollar postaies que representa1
.un vRlor cuatro o cinco geces mayor.
Eryie Ell valor con ell pedido. No scep-
tamos pedidos G. o. D. por. no aceptar-
los II oficina de correos, por tarjotas
postales.
BRILLIANT TRADING COMPANY
SO Pearl st. New York. N. T.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14

Deseamos informar al publ ]
co de San Juan Y los farma- /
ceuticos de la isla que Porto !
Rico Drug Co. tiene constante !
existencia de perfumes de la
acreditada marca "Flor de la j
Palma. Pomadas, Phampoo, /
Tintura, Crema de Damas, To- !
nico del Cabello, T6nico de la ]
Piel, Jobon lfquido, y Crema Ro- /
sa Blanca. Advt.
The Washington times., 1924-03-18

100000
Standard Plate Glass Corporation
Prior Preference 10 Cumulative Preferred Stock
s@%; S3% IT,
Applications : %. counsel s s"; %: S $ s stock ' s sss %
H@ Trust g. % % f ' i s: fs u s: f Psu ~" York
uasr giving 1a to ns10 A.nnD
I ' z: Tsss ss:G: ssa $500 sSsSS sss%%s
cOmm" Stock
Giving to whhOu bank
FunkE Corporation
and s s having large a sy " ae hs H
S;n ] Ssnsd " @sS' %
Pittsburgh p ds p e o ms fS S 3 %
% an dssp zs@ a'"s experience 1.-THE industry 0'''
Assets: prepared by nesr
@sS7~"0 share of pnd"s"s W " ~ ~ excess
E" a s 5"s and T n s s a s " s Income s ft
@Sae sS times the ena
% g dividend n this xss Stock rates
% past d d n ap p sog manufacturing " have
dS Im year nasa Ds"" 1925 such
snns Fund.- @ r. a: s:s gs i sz s s s ,
Purpose of Issue and Equity 5 c F is % :s s @
coT"na Sa So op" completion of this
ing ${@ ar v - eu~a d~o Fr will G3 = completion
Stock ""g market tr@tpu of about - 70 ~ ~
this pdnp
Price 1904 Per Share Accrued Yielding TO
%Ha a%s% %
Redmond &C0.
N. W, Washington
PMsbwsh BaDimOr
" re based upon ~ We ~ ~~u.HA rAAA
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
Chicago Grain Markets.

BY Cosmopolitan News Service.
CHICAGO, March 18-Grains were
dull and irregular at the start to-
day.
Wheat started unchanged to Is
cent lower, with scattered selling
and lack of important buying sup
port.
Corn started 1s-cent higher to a
cent lower, with scattered commits
sion house buying followed by re-
vival of bearish pressure through
a prominent firm.
Oats started generally unchanged
with a small mixed trade.
Opening prices:
Wheat-May, $1.O614@as: July,
$1.O7A: September, $1.O77s @1.OS.
Corn-May, 1872 @ssc; July, 79&c
September, SOAc.
Oats-May, 471s@Ac; July, 451sc:
September, 42tsc.
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
FOREIGN BONDS
LISTED ON
BOARD
Only One American Municipal
Bond Issue Is Listed on
N. Y. Stock Exchange.
By MUNROE ROBERTS,.
Copyright. 1924. by Cosmopolitan


News Service,)
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Ir may
seem surprising to investors that
while the bonds of only one Ameri-
can city-NeW York-are listed on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day, the obligations of fourteen
foreign municipalities may be
traded in on that board. The COM
parison is not uncomplimentary to
American bonds, because it en-
phasizes the investment, rather
than the speculative, factors which
constitute their appeal to investors.
American municipals are sold to
stay sold, while foreign issues are
jockeyed around in the market, SEN
sitive to changing international
money and exchange conditions.
The principal foreign municipals
listed on the exchange are: City OF
IS, Of 1915: Zurich gold IS, OF 1945;
French Cities lyons, Bordeaux and
Marseilles) 6s, of 1894; Copenhagen
S. r. 51as, Of 1914; Prague 7Rs, of
1852; Rio Janeiro IS, of 1916, and
Porto Allegro IS, of 1861. Fluctua-
tons in these bonds over the past
lew years have UOcI quite "lNe, Ca
tending from to Is points.
Despite the unsettlement in for
eign exchange markets in recent
months, foreign government bonds
have gained more than second grade
domestic industrial and railroad
issues since the first of year. Cos
mOpolitan News Service average of
second grade industrials shows an
advance of 1.55 points from S0.3l to
81.86, during that period, while ten
representative foreign issues ad-
vanced from 1856 to 95.03, gain
Of 1877 points.
French government 712s, after
selling at a low of 9012, rallied to
SAG, and the s per cents rose from
low Of "a to 971s. Both issues
are within a fraction of the year
high, and while they are issucu in
dollars, they are nevertheless sensi.
tive to fluctuations in franc eX-
change.
Public offering was made today
Of $2.0O0,000 Standard Plate Glass
Corporation Z per cent prior prefer
ence cumulative preferred stock at
9915 and accrued dividend.
A syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Will offer early
next week an issue of $500, 900
Continental Motor Corporation 49,
year 61a per cent gold bonds. The
price has not vet been announced.
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
Business Briefs.

BY Cosmopolitan News Service
NEW YORK-The California Pc.
troleum Company for 1928 reported
net profit of $6,1O4,49S, against
$3.50, 594 in 1922.
NEW YORK-Net profit in 1928
Of the Kelsey Wheel Company to-
tailed $1,758,023, equal after preferred
dividends to 1884 a share on the
common stock, against 1929 in
1922.
NEW YORK-February surplus of
the Detroit Edison Company was
$697 .401, against $527,73O in Feb
ruary, 1922.
NEW YORK-The United Gas and
Electric Corporation reported net
profit in 1929 of $510,160, against
$29,613 in 1929. -
PITTSBURGH-Ca Steel
Company dismantled its blast fur
mace at GAINESVILLE. active units
being reduced to fifty-eight
NEW YORk-Gross income in
the first week of March of the
Western Maryland Company was
$427 ,423, a decrease of $35, 1923 from
the same week in 1928.
LOS ANGELES-Cnion Oil Com.
panv of California acquired 1000
additional acres near Fort Collins.
Colo.
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
MOTOR STOCKS
SHOW WEAK
TONE
Bears Again Active in Early
Trading, But Few. Long
Stocks Are Affected.
By H. j. DUIZEND.
copyright, 1924, by Cosmopolitan
News SerYicel

N~NRJAA6AtS AVG4S Oy Cosmopolitan
News Service.)
NEW YORK, March 18.-Hesi.
fancy was the chief characteristic
or the stock market ih the first two
hours trading today. There was
again considerable short selling in
great variety of Industrial shares,
put offerings were more readily
taken, and yesterdays late weak
ness was not repeated in the ma
jority of cases.
The cautious attitude adopted by
prominent interests thus far COM
United on the constructive side,
resulting from the vexed situation
at Washington and reports Of a
slowing up in business in some
lines, was eagerly taken advantage
OF by the bears. They sold stocks
freely at the opening, establishing
new lows in various directions, but
little long stocks was dislodged.
This resulted in a relaxation Of the
selling movement, although suf-
11c1ent stock was for sale to pre-
vent any appreciable upturn in
values. No doubt the continued re.
GoVery in the French franc to above
the scent level and the publication
OF some favorable annual state.
ments, notably those of the Bethle-
hem Steel and the California Pc.
troleum Corporations, checked bear.
I'm experiments to some extent.
The publication of record-breaking
iron production figures for 1923 and
the easy money conditions were also
factors which could not be over
looked.
Motors and accessories were prac-
tIcally the only weak groups in the
entire list. Rumors were again cur
rent that automobile sales were not
UP to expectations and that the divi-
dend OF various companies was in
danger. Studebaker, NVillys-Over-
land preferred and Chandler Motor
were heavily sold, making new lows
Tor the year. Stewart Warner and
American Bosch Magnetic followed
similar course.
Shippings and coppers were quite
heavy, but oils showed good re.
ststance power, especially the Pan.
Americans and California Petroleum.
Baldwin rallied in the early deal
1Ngs, but turned downward in the
second hour in sympathy with the
decline in the motor section.
The rails, however, hold their own
most stubbOrnly and improved their
position in some instances, especial
Ay Norfolk and Western, Chesapeake
and Ohio and Southern Railway.
Call money renewed at 3A per
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
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