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Cards Going ont
for Tea

Mrs Harold Poison viii send out
cards Tuesday Tor a tea 20 BE- given
~ her home on Wednesday after
noou. May 81. frow until 8
a.clock, in honor % Miss Alma bur
Gems Who returned bsi month from
yrsr aboard. and Miss Marjorie
Potter from Teyas the house guest
20 Der aunt. Mrs Charlie kinncnr.
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capt and Mra a. l. Heath u
Manila arrived tn town sunday on
fhf President jefferson. and are
tu at the Hotel Washington fsr
fsw days before motrmiE 90 Cali
lornla.
Air and Mfs John D. Ryan and
family uill remove June / 10 Hert-
ford. across Lake Washington. FOR
tho summer months
Ms- Murlsl Patterson moiored %
Tacoma Saturday 10 spend the
weekend De the guest ~ Miss
Preston. principal az Annie Wright
sfmnnIy
Mrs Harry whitney Trrat and
dauEhtrrH Miss Prulln and hiis
Loyal Treat have arrived in town
from thc Fast and aro guests ~
the Hotel sorrento.
Auss Marjorie Campbell o. st.
Joseph. hia. ssi4 sasa= sH=st tine
first seek In June 70 visit her
uu,ir aH. nlai. an and Mfs Guy
8 pcterhn AZ their summer home
at HEREFORD.
Mira Margaret Donovan. Who has
bsfn 800 az The Swedish hospital. 10
now conyalesccnt and Was removed
10 her home last week
Capt and Airs william n. saylss
were guests At the Hotel Frye over
the weekend before taking quarters
ht Brrmerion. Capt Saylea is in
command Of the T. T. n Seattle.
AR David + Foiheringham re.
turned Sunday nlEht by motor from
trip 70 Portland
Mr and Mrs. Julius Hnrrah. Of
Yakima. are visiting Mi sud Mm,
Paul 81. Henry.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Wing
have removed 10 their summer home
AZ Wing Point
Miss Jane Perkins and Misa Eliza.
beth Witter. Of San Francisco. will
saii May "a. from England for New
York. Miss Perkins viii arrive in Sc.
attic the first part of June.
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Woman'a Century club has planned
"a bridge and mnh jonEg party for
Tuesday. Mas o.. GO q, m. az the
West Seattle community clubhouse.
1904 f5th ave. 8. w.
Mre ) " Harris n in charge. as.
sisted by the following committee.
Mrs H. y. IounsburS.. Mrs. ". g..
Woodward and Mr. W l.. Feelsy.
tickets. Mrs Arthur Holt. Mrs. J. r.
Nelson and Mrs W McCtcry', nah
iongE Mrs. ". H. Harris Mrs
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Music
Spargur String Quartet
Closes Season

closes season
The spargur stunE quartz, closed
fHe.r very rncccssfui concert season
Iast Friday evening 10 Bell.ngham
when they appeared AZ THE state
Normal school before large and
most enthusiastic audience. The ln
terrstlur program was brilliantly
played ana worthy u the response
accorded h.
Tie quartet has appeared IN many
e.ties ~ the Northwest tIss being
their thiri appearance 30 the State
Normal ffung TIE past ycar
Tne ioi.oeinT program uaa Eiyea
RasIl-' faltr .,"-....t.. Mozart
haeFla. allegro
h1aaHts tEHiEtIls
truustta
FINALE Motto allegro
fhrrry Ripe .t..-s.-..-..,-... nridEs
Thfeuadf The Ilaurra " ths Fof-
go are Withsrsd Away D.. ArEusn
quartet - Major. .s....., Tee hatksNsky
Moderate . Hsmpiics
hHdhntr fantabus
iHhefFg
FInzip Allegro ailsts
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Luncheon for
Bride-Elect

Mrs l. D. Horne entertained
with a luncheon ON Friday after
noon In honor % her son Mr.. Iiar-
old n. Horne's fianeee. Miss Helen
Hcndershot. Mrs Horne was as
sisted rs her daughter, Mrs r. v.
Raker.
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Prof. I.cif s. Hafiund was host AZ
a musicale and buffet supper sun
day evening. at his home, $50 18th
ave. n Miss Mary Lyons and Miss
Margaret slanigan gave an inter
cstiHg program arranged Tor two
piano.
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sEATTLE woMAN.s cLrn

The Literature Interpretation de.
Dariment OF the Seattle Woman's
club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Henry q. Niblett. 202 Kinnear place.
Tuesday, May 10, at 1890 p. m. "The
Cathedral and The Dark Forest"
will be reviewed.
Tho current events department will
meet at the same place at 2;30 .. m.
under the leadership OF Miss Maud
McGough.
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ssSist nt Tennis
Cub Tea

N, thc opening tea at The Seattle
Tcurs club ON Friday. the girls
,ils win o. Miss Nellls Fclger.
'u- Emily Jerome. Miss Olive
leonard Niss Bcutouid and Miss
Tnce Cuea Miss Helen Farrell.
Ills Nrsiu.l AVID aiiss Euialic Mer-
rill ard the Misses Betty Fct,cr.
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nusINEss ANp PRoFEssIoNAL


woMEN's CLUB
At the regular meeting Of the Bust.
moss and Professional Womcn's club.
Tuesday evening, May 6. Miss Luella
Ayers was reelected president. Miss
Florence Morse WAS elected first vice
president. Miss Florence Mckay. sec.
ond vice president. Miss Eva Cham.
bers, recording secretary; Miss Evan.
geline Starr. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. c. p. Aud. treasurer.
Announcement were made of the
state convention to be held in Spo
kane June s. 8. and 7. and the ma.
tional convention. 10 be held at West
Baden. Ind. from July u 10 20.
Three new clubs at Chewelah. Port
Angeles and Toppenish were report
cd. which places Washington third
In the ranks Of the states having the
most clubs in the national organiza.
tion. Michigan and Kansas only sur.
passing her. This is the third year
that Washington has held this dis.
tinction.
Delegates 10 the state convention
will be Luelia Ayers. Susan Hon.
mann. Rena KEEPER. Edna NichoI. Or.
Hattie Slaughter. Harriet Gregg. Inez
.Mcyring. Florence Mckay, DR.. Ger.
irudc McGill and Florence Morse.
The altcrnates arc Irene Johnston.
Edna Crangle, Molly Baldwin, Eide.
liza Davis. Lutte Buchanan. Clara
Lynn, Mrs. Sylvia Iunsicker, Jennie
johnson and Wilhimcna Frlzlecn.
II. r. Cole. city superintendent Of
schools, will be the principal speaker
at the meeting on May IL, which Is
mothers night. Every member Is
urged TO bring either her mother or
an adopted one for the program.
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Musical Clab to GiUe
CIoSinq Concert

TIC ladies Musical club Will give
closing complimentary concert
'his evening ~ The First Baptist
church,
TIE following program viii he Pre-.
ewcl ty Florence Scott Becier.
'hrzzo.Coutultu. and the ladies Mu4
frl club strinE quartet. composed
- Mgrgarct McCulloch Lang. first
stolin. Alice Williams sherman. sec.
"rd violin; Louise Eeuton oliver.
yicia. and Iris Garfield. clio Irene
fsn-crs NJ tho bianu.
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Miss Fraser Macpherson snd her
fiance, Mr. Samuel Caldsrhead. VIII
be- honor guests nt a dinner planned
ey Mr. and Mrs Charles -
SehmutH at then home on Thurs
dag evening
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SOUTHWEST PRODUCTS
. fHsTfsErt~g.Ns

Evergreen court, order OF Anna.
rpntb, will have a Northwest Prod.
ucts luncheon served on Tucaday.
May 10, at 1890 o'clock, at the home
OF Mrs. j. Monks, 723 18th ave. NJ.
Members and friends invited.
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BouGieurs
Dinner Hosts

pr and Mrs. Albert Irwin s
houffirur Nin entertain With a din
ncr ~ fourteen covers az their
home ca sunday evening
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CLUES roR TUESDAY,
HARMONY HOMESTEAD

HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony homestead. No tT43.
Brotherhood OF American Ycomcn.
10 give daacc aud card pariy
Iue dsy verns. MAY is, al 1899
Thir ave
..ssTt ifiI ALPHA
- THERE CLUE
Tie 1iotheia club Of Beta Phi
AlDha win meet 1T The home 81 Airs.
d II. Cole. 1918 f. SIND st.. Tuesday.
May 10, at 1890 O'Clock
SEATTLE FEDERATION
". c. T. L.
The regular meeting OF the Seattle
Federation Women's Christian Tenn
Derance Union. win be held Tuesday
May 10. at y. m. in tho Plymouth
church.
Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston.
state superintendent Of schools. will
speak on Women and Politics" spe.
cial music.
an invitation is extended to all in
tcrested persons.
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ALKI VOL cLrn
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEpERATIoN oF woMEN.s

Y tsFNsAAA AtsN w NlalisN -
CLUBS PLANS EXCURSIONS
Tho Seattle Federation OF WON
ems clubs. thru iis home economies
department, has been sponsoring
the past three months interesting
visits TO industrial plants In tho
city. Three moro excursions have
been planned for this season.
The first trip on Thursday. May
Is. will be to tho new plant OF the
Seattle Ice Cream Co. Those wish
ins TO Join tho party nrc asked to
meet at the corner Of pike and
Fourth ave. 1T 1880 .. m.
The trip planned for Thursday
May q. IS OF unusual interest.
boat excursion. which will .lca,c
Lcschi dock at 10 a. m, going thru
the government locks into tho
Sound and around to Chico, where
lunch win be served. Bring lunch
and cup. Coffee can be purchased
on the boat. The boat win dock nt
a city landing on the return trip.
Those wishing 10 avail themselves
Of this opportunity should secure
their tickets al once. AS ESQ passen-
gers is the capacity or the bont
Tickets may be obtained nj the
special service desk at the Bon
Marche, the presidents OF the differ
cnt federated clubs or at the club
house. 2s2 Harvard ave. ".
The last trip on May 20 will be to
the Fleishmnu Yeast Co. at sum
ner. The party will leave from the
Fifth ave. entrance Of the 7. w.
G. a. promptly at o'clock. The
Flelshmnn Co. will furnish the
transportation. For further infor-
nation call Mrs. c. n. Clark.
CA pitl-2004.
BENEFIT CONCERT
finder the auspices OF the Lawton
School club benefit concert win be
given Wednesday evening. May a.
at s:15 O'Clock, at steiner's hall. Inter
bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith. Mr.. Ben
Johnson and Mrs. j. A. Richards
have arranged the following pro
gram:
Plano SOLO selected.
Mrs, Burton Sawyer
Violin
largo" from the New world
srmphony .......+......... Mozart
Going Home" ..4..........., Dvoratf
THE Riddles Fleet March" Helm
Eldrldgc Byrd Elliot.
Voice
~ Did Not Know" ........v andcrrooI
'Ma IA Battean" ..... LILY Strickland
'Troes" ......lt........OH Oscar RnBbnck
pale Moon" ......4.F. X T,oRnu
Good Morning Sunshine" 30. Lehman
Mary Louise Clary.
Headings
Mrs. Eugene Bell.
Frank Kinnenr.
Entertainer
Mr. Butterfleld and Mr.. W. II. johnson.
Trombone SOLO
Little Blue Cat .....C. W. Bonnei
Mr.. Alfred Berger.
Mrs. Florence u. Smith and Mrs. Burton
Sawyer. accompanies.
LADIES' GROTTo CLUB
The Ladies' Grotto club will meet
Wednesday. May III nj 2 u. m. NJ tho
Federated clubhouse. There will be
nm important business meeting. after
which Spool viii be played
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y Lunch.
"Wednesday Aftsrpsoa
t.s8-
ca Garland dance.
tbl 'BpuuE sonE"
tgj May Basket Drill.
Warrington school
Yosai solos
taJ Dawn" .sst....... Pear cufran
90 robin sing As sons"
f..., s.,.s..-.s-..c has. o. btroua
Mrs. Byron hyperion
Nfs 81 stone. acr0mpAnist,
Better Films ...............
.sstt Mra, ~. Il Holiomau. olympia
Chairman state motlou picture dept.
gg=H 0u the Local Parent Teacher
Association Can Help Solve the
Problems OF JuFsnils DELHI
qasncY' ... Mr.. Geo. Wants. Olympia
Chairman STATE Juvenile court dept.
1.Is-"uur STATE Literature Depart
ais. Anusbsi Porter. Tacoma library
Chairman state literature dept
tb-'Ilou 20 Promote Recreation
Work Thru Your Association"
..s.s......s. Mrs. Jay Todd. Seattle
Chsirman stats recreation dept
1Ils-"Pfactir Thrift Education
Thru the Parent-Tsachsf Depart
ment" Nrs. =. J. Irvine. Seattle
Chairman state dept of thrift
90 kindssEaFtsns" ...-sssss.s.-
Miss clara Msisnef. State Normal.
EiisnsbsrE. chairman stats kinder
garden dept
.asIi-''Homs Economics" ......s..-
MsA MARI Butbsrla0A. istAte College.
Pullman. ehaiHman nate dept home
economics
ag-Round Table
wednesday, Evening
T:tg-
Ial Minusi
fbi Jack Rabbit"
tei This Frog
Edison School.
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Glenn Johnson and Mrs. ". C. Mar.
tin win serve the tea.
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Ann Nicholson. Neva Douglas
Helen AinsNorth and Mary Cd.
Inns
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this chart mill help you find yours

NIB doesn taskyouto
make coffee any one way.
NIB asks you to make
coffee the way you like to
make it-forM,J ,B proves
its flavor in the cup, no
matter what method Of
cofee-making you use.
Remember that M ,.J'Bis
a top-crop coffee ofeoustant
facv. We see to that! But
the sfrnstbin the cupis up
to you. Ism it worth a
little test in your home to
insure cofec-contentmcnt
for all timc2 Try it!
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ST. MARTINS
MOTuERg' CLUB

81. Martins Mothers club will
hold it's regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, May 10, at the home OF
Mrs. j. N. Baltrusch. 336 N. 74th
1T. Luncheon at 1880 o'clock. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Mary Cumming, Mrs. D. Moyes,
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The one thing a woman
prides herself onis individ-
uality. She is 5bs. She has
her taste in cofec-just as
she has her taste in clothes,
in people, in books, in
plays, in all things. =.
But how often does she
get herprccise coffee-taste3
Isn't it apt TO be hit-or-
miss2
That what this chart is
for-to help you find ,Ow
taste in coffee; and, having
found it, you II know how
TO get it every time.
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IoNIA CHApTER liz. .. h s

Ionia chapter III. 0. 4. s.. will
eTemplify the degrees Tuesday
May 10. at s O'Clock. in the Cor
inthian room, Masonic temple. The
matrons and patrons Of the city
viii be guests Of honor. and an adj
dress will be given by Walter f.
Meier.
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SEATTLE FEDERATIoN
WOMAN,s CIVIC LILLE

The Woman's Civic club will meet
Tuesday. May 10, at the Y. w. c. a.
for the annual election Of officers,
Members urged to be present.
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Nu1COa
The Wholesome Spread
sOr Bread

IA delicious spread for
bread; IA shortening to
make tender, faky, digest.
bic pastry; 3-An enrich
ing mediumto maketempt.
ing, economical cakes; 4
To blend with sugar into
delicate icings and hard
sauce; SO season and
add to the food value OF
vegetables.
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Mrs Arthur Helm and Mrs Joseph
Wcbber.
QUEEN ANNE
COMMUNITY CLUB
The Queen Anne Community club
will meet No the Coo school. 10Th
and McCrsw 81. Tuesday. May IA
at 5 r. M Mr D. ~. Vivian will
lead the community singing a
short business meeting win ~ foi
lowed hy a program. which viii in
cIudo a dance by Peggy stcmdlos
and group of songs hy Mra. Am
brosc Whaley Nlr. Thomas r.
Rsysilc will give short address
ALKI WoMEN.s CLUB
The regular business meeting q,
the AMI womtn'a Improvement club
viii h. held Tuesday. May II. at
: p. M. AZ Aiki Community hail
Plans will be made for an Amer
icaniEa,ion pirnlc 20 b. held az
Ah beach in June. Election Of Of
flccrA
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SIGMA KAPPA

WVIIiEKS' CLUB
Sigma Kappa Mothers club win
meet at the chapter house. Tuesday,
stay 10. at 2 p. m. A full attendance
desired.
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AftAHa
Nie lu ispete iffpm "Csvsiisria
ftgstiranna ......-.t...,. Masrazni
tncgtu from uufiuishsd auauet.
..r...-.a.s-.+.s .-.s.s Sehntsrt
isrte from Quartet up. - ...,+. pgprNk
'rhs Miii," gram quartet i9s....s,.
...........4...... Eaff. Pochun
Eoat rsithful = WY Friendsa .Nolfl
-tu~r Tire 8iruD -...... Greehanin1ff
sirE fiomef .t....-.....-.... nvorak
Iest Wsat abiding -....s... EridEs
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Women's Clubs

WOODLAND PARK AUXILIARY
The Woodland Park auxiliary to
The Ruth school building fund. viii
meet with Mrs. Harry Leitch. $40 w
ssrd. on Tuesday. May 10. at 10 a. m.
Luncheon.
CoTERIE CLUB
Tho fine arts department Of tho
co,crie club win meet Tuesday. May
%. at O'Clock. ut the home Of Mrs.
". s. Thyng. i34s Z, e2ud st. The
following program viii be given:
Paper. Michael Angelo ...........
.............. Mrs $. H. Carson
Vocal
Ia Pspiiion" ............. Fourdraln
'Faitsrink Dusk" .......o... Kramer
Trees" .....+............... .Rssbaek
Jean McMornu.
Reading. MARY the Third" .........
............ Rachel Crothers
Mrs. vs.. 3. Thyng.
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M. Arthur HeIn and Mr., Joseph
Weber
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Personal

Capt and Mra a. l. Heath u
Manila arrived tn town sunday on
fhf President jefferson and are
eesiH at the Hotel Washington o.
fsw DAYS hrfore moirDiE 90 Cali
l1rnia.
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STATE P-T.A CONVENTIONS
The itth annual convention q ths
Washington state Branch q the IA.
tionai Congress n Mothers ana Par.
eutTeacher asnoeiailona aili be- held
10 centraila. MAJ 1915.
The program fellows
see ssairsusH n asesatss a. ths
aafsfnHHifI iisuss
General session
Maple a. auditorium.
l-eg Colonial uaTs ......---
90. cmtraiia Hish sshg9l Ofrhrstra
fsl solo Mo ..................
go winter song ---s4-.s.srs..ss...
.....,... Hixh school Bogs ousrtst
'HFnnE Awakening geo LAnroin aehoel
Invocation .....s Rev ~. n AndrruH
EfF0If n EsEistfafion tammifiss
Nr Frsne'r Walfhra. rhsirmh q
adoption % convention program.
arriramr % delegate
ar Geo T.. usrner. Mayor N CrntFalla
tE o. D. lTnG sfr.-.-. .t.....+.s
srTY Chamber N C9mmerlr. centraiiz
Bupt. Cenraiia Public schools
Aifs george Dgsaft s..-.--tss.s.
Pres Central Womsn's Civic club
Aff j. 10. wood ...sr.r--s....-ss-
b.. ffss. Csntralia Council u PIT. a.
1850 hssponno ana Convention Ad-
dress
Ns Victor u nslstrom ........
....s Pres WashiuEtgn state Branch
ii 80 Reports Of state ofnsrra.
tFe9fdinE sscy Mrs.. James -. kinns
cor ascy ........ NrH. Vs. ~. rsscgs
llhHHFiai hsrg ... Nra A. D. Widhgim
lrsasufrf ...--. Mrs. Charles q Miller
AH4ttuf ......... Mrs.. w. VI. Downing
tiIs .otlau ..... Mrs. william D. Dodge
our OmHui Piu7 ..........t.r.+
.......... Miss Anna Tiuder HrHton
Chairman official pin oommiites.
Gf-Aunouucements.
~ a1- Lunch.
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Air and Mfs John D. Ryan End
family nii remove June 4 90 Ilert.
ford. across Lake Washington. Tor
the summer months
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LADIES' GnoTTo CLUE

The Ladies' Grotto club will meet
Wednesday May III Mt y. m. NJ tho
Federated clubhouse. There will be
nm important business meeting, after
which Spool viii be played
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Mr. Butterfleld and Mr.. W. II. johnson.
Trombone SOLO
Little Blue Cat .....C. w Bennett
Mr.. Alfred Berger
Mrs. Florence u. Smith and Mrs Burton
Sawyer. accompanies
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Mls- MuHsi Patterson motorsd %
Tacoma Saturday 10 spend the
weekend BE- the guest ~ Miss
Preston. principal az Annie Wright
afminnrfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-08
ANOTHER VIOLENT
MOVE IN STOCKS
Spectacular Rise Sends Long
List of Shares to Peak
Prices for Year.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November Stock
prices gave another remarkable dem
onstration of strength at the opening
OF today's market, which was fea-
tured by the enormous demand for
railroad shares. Most of the initial
sales were in blocks of a thousand
shares or more, Pere Marquette
standing out with gain of 2k
points on one transaction of 1890
shares. New York Central, Frisco
common, Atlantic Coast Line, Wabash
preferred A, St. Louis Southwestern
and Seaboard Air Line also sold at
new 1924 peak prices. United States
Steel touched 112k, the highest price
since 1919, and Baldwin climbed 29s.
Widest Scramble Since 1919.
Brokers reported that the opening
scramble for stocks was the most
sensational trading since the break
which marked the beginning OF the
def1ation period in 1919. Twenty-Five
rails had attained new high prices
for the year in the first half hour,
with half that number of industrlais
in new high ground. Baldwin, chi
cago Northwestern, National Lead,
Delaware and Hudson, Union Pacific,
American Can and Southern Pacihc
all sold two or more points above last
nights closing figures, while scores
of others moved up a point or more.
United States Steel touched ll3,
American Can 1424 and United
States Cast Iron Pipe 125. Foreign
exchanges opened strong, demand
sterling touching another new high
at $+.59A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Md. November s (Spe-
ciaD.-Potatoes, white, 100 pounds
S0a1.25; barrel, 1.25a1 so; sweet pota-
toes, barrel. 1.50a425; vans, barrel
3.50a4.oo: beans. bushel. 25oa4.00:
beets. 100. 4.ooa5.oO: cabbage. 100.
3.ooa5.oo; brussels sprouts, quart, 15a
20; carrots, S.00a5.00: celery. crate.
1.5oaS.25; broccoli and kale. bushel,
35a45: cucumbers, basket. 4o0a5.00;
elephants. crate, 4.00a5.0o; lettuce.
bushel. 5oa1.oo; onions. 100 pounds,
15al.75; peppers, basket. 75a1.10;
spinach, basket, 3oa40: bushel, S0a60;
pumpkins. 100. 5.00a20o0; tomatoes.
basket, 75a1.50: parsnips. basket, 5Oa
60; oysterplants, 100, 6.OOa7.00; turnips.
savoy cabbage, bushel, 50a65; bushel,
7Oa75.
Apples, bushel, 2.5oa7oo; bushel,
75a2.00; cranberries, box, 450a6 so
grapes, basket. 15a19; grapefruit, box,
2.75aS-50: oranges, box, 3.50a5. 90;
pears. basket. 15a25; bushel. 1.25as25;
ounces, bushel, 75a1.O0.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No. red Winter, spot,
1919; No. red Winter, garlicky,
1894; No. 8 red Winter, garlicky,
1861.
sales-Bag lot of nearby delivered
at 1.52.
Corn-Cob, new yellow. 500 per
barrel for deferred delivery: track
corn, yellow, No. 2, 1.24 and 1.25.
Oats-No. 2, new, So and SO per
bushel; No. 3, 57h and So.
Rye-Nearby, 1.10a1.20; No. rye
spot, 1861
Hay-Receipts, 81 tons. The bulk
of hay requirements here is being
received by motor trucks from near
by points, which causes a quiet
market at the regular railroad ter
minal sheds. Market is steady for
better grades of timothy and light
clover mixed, but prices are irregular
on grassy, weedy and mixed hay.
Quotations today-No. timothy
19.50a20.50; No. timothy, 17.00a
1900; No. light clover, mixed, 1S.50a
1900; No. l clover, mixed, 17.50a
1900; No. clover, mixed, 15.0Oa
1900.
Straw-No. / wheat, new, 12.00a
1900; No. / rye, 13.00a1400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, November S Omitted
States Department of Agricultural
Hogs-Re ceipts, 1000 head; strong to
10c higher; broad demand: top, 1925;
bulk desirable, $50 to 325 pound
butchers, 9.50a1O.15; majority, 40 to
10 pound weight, S.50a925; bulk
packing sows, S90a9.15: bulk strong
timated holdover, 5000; average cost
on packer and shipper droves Friday,
s47; average weight, 222 pounds.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; COM
pared with week ago choice weighty
steers steady; others after losing
early advance and registering fresh
declines as low or lower than any
time this year; yearlings steady to
Csc higher; top yearlings, 1900; best
heavies, 1885 early; short fed pre-
dominating in matured steers ar
rivals; fat cows, strong to 20 higher;
beef heifers exceptionally dull; bulls,
stockerS and feeders, steady. latter
class in narrow demand; vealers, %
TO soc lower; weeks bulk fed steers,
7.75a11.25; fat COWS, 3.75a5.75; heifers,
425a7.25; Gamers and cutters, 3.00a
$50; veal calves, S.75a9.50; stockers
and feeders, 5.00a6.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; including
around 1000 direct; today's market,
steady; bulk fat lambs, 14.00a14.15;
for week; around $500 direct and
IS cars of Westerns; compared with
week ago; fat lambs, so to rs, higher;
fat sheep, rs to so higher; feeding
lambs, 25 higher; bulks for week, fat
wooded lambs, 13.75a14.25; top, 1875;
clippers, 11.O0a12.25: yearlings, 1000
a11.25; top, 11.50; wethers, 500; fat
ewes, 5.00a7.00.