davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

c. E. Tl1nco. u..".I| G.. %ae
C8lipatria high school, .Ga e.a1-
uilcd as one of The tarsme-- et"-
Gators Of the valley. WAS t'e ea5et
speaker at the Tua. -e..aaa- A.
sociatiou meeting L..a E,ra as.es-
dav at the Mekl.er school
Education anU Tie llaH. WAS
fsa theme he chose for LIS t.- s.a~
lac made stirring assertions ulla1
iae afternoon that held the st.et.
tion OF the large group u mothers
present.
.Homa is tao oluys, institution
i'll ,ac world. stated ftiae.sa-
Prince. "bur the problem t44 f-ees
Tie world today IS tine facts iaat
tile ifbme is more ana mere 'Fo1a-
ing u~ duties in t.t tr,m.#s e
children.
He pointed out ao" rues.~ Had
first sought masters ~4a TUTORS 10
teach the chitG - "aNy % tsfeii-
hood. This did not prove access
1ul SO the guild },ts established :.aa
lattI .{he ;.aie uaaa.
The Jack of sr.at.a- ..a Ey. --.oas
training w.s discussed, Tie s.eah.2
1elIiug how tae eAwea Haa been
established to Try ana I'll. III, aeed-
Rawvve-. ia nay 4-.-4. stake, MI.
Prince. .'-t Aa> H.. -JEcn tH# place
OF the right k.l az home ttaaia7
.md never will. ..
"TLr hHGiug Of tHe chiia ;
character j., tire biggest tlia- taa'
faces 5ae schools of today. he
continued. ..tar .-ar e.., IS started
to srhu1. after The foundation far
chmacter ha been aat. i TIE
teachers tH. ro ua@l fine char
acter la.t are u-u#l.~ inc ones
blamed hy ta, parents tor tile f@..-
me. which is obviously unf-.f IN
most eases.
Nj Primo. pointed eut Aew The
home failure n~-t lie TeHs tgr.
both financially ID L. ,s'--.
More .auo r...- ~~a0e-s a5.., teachers
are L-f-- gsi.-.. yee. - eare
.fy1f ffIe ii4r rr.r.i.- a=-t el-4t.setets
Iuidi'-1. 4acb ot wl@ra .saoai te
sissune4 n .ut Lu.e. re dsta9l-
able case .t l.e E..ias~aa ~. >la&-
Ct was cited IS esEl4- e&selfl
Of iuaaeoa. -.u.- training. school
training .> e4ucat-oa,
Outlines q Plan
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

Music hath no charms to soothc
lie savage radio static.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15

The NOS; important thing to know
about vour automobile is the phone
number Of some good mechanic.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Outlines g Plan

8I~. Ir-H.. outline. q n-aH #h. i
he -ec> nau3 -s.t.r l -
nation. aag.aaEE Win IL, Aa.-
oefgaltaa aHi gaHg through ihe
-sst s.N years Dr >..os. Ee
would follow apIlnN."te s T.
same work as "a present. -az5 =
lie followed with "a 1our wears
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
''SalOme of the
Tenements'' at
Valley Theater

"Salomc of the Tenements, q
Sidney Olcott produc ton for Para
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-15
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

eilos Rakovsky, Krasin y Tciiit-
cherin.
La organization consistia de
vafios grupos, todos juramentados
contra ell bolcheviquismo. Tenian
icuarteles generates en- Paris, Vie
IA y Bulgaria.
La policia de Berlin, la cual
Sc le han pedido informes para la
prensa, ha manifestado que los
conspiradores estaban plenamente
oquipados Y ademas usaban para
sus planes a los refugiados rusos,
que sen el colmo de la desespera-
-ci6n Sc. aprestaban a hacer cual-
quier cosa.
Como estos grupos antibolchevi-
sques no tenfan esperanzas de poder
erear una revolucion 0 hacer que
en- Russia Sc interviniese militar-
mente, habfan recurrido a. un pro-
grama terrorista fuera de Russia,
dirigido contra el servicio diplo-
matico. En- el programa tambien
figuraba atacar a Tchiteherin en-
So proxima vista a Austria, a
donde venia a convalecer despues
de la enfermedad que 10 ha pues-
to a las puertas de la muerte.
Estas noticias han sembrado la
alarma en- todas parties, .pero Sc
espera que la polieia sabra cons
tener cualquier levantamiento con-
ira la legacion soviet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
DEMPSEY PELEARA CON
WILLS EN- CHICAGO !,
N

CHICAGO, Sept, 21. Omitted
Press) Robert Benton, agente
personal de Dempsey, ha anuncia-
do que "ya Sc han eliminado abb
solutamente todos los obtaculos
que habfa para una lucha entire
Dempsey Y Wills en- Chicago en-.
julio 4, 1926 Dijo adenlas que
una investigation le habfa proba-
do que el sindicato Que Sc ha for.
nlado para hacerse cargo de la
pelea es financieramente respon-
sable. Anadi6 que Dempsey estara
en- Chicago en- setienlbre 27 para
firnlar los papeles con Il sindieato
de South Bend, Indiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
Russia. APOYA A TUROUIA
CONTRA INGLATERRA
DEMPSEY PELEARA CON WILLS EN- CHICAGO
Ell BARON MTSU EBD0R APONES EN- 0NDRES C1EC0
ESOvA De DEDA PAE PR0N0 PARA ESTAOS O0S UNA PRcESA
Sc HACE MONjASI PRONuNCA UN SENSATIONAL DlSGVRSO

LoNDRES, setiembre 21 United
Press)- Despachos de Moscu dicen
que los soyiets han empezado ne
gociaciones con Turquia sobre la
posibiIdad de actuar de acuerdo
con respecto al Cercano oriente.
Litvinov ha prometido TurQuia
apoyarla en- Ell asunto de Mosul en-
contra de Inglaterra, 81 ambas ma
clones cooperan para no permitir
Qua Sc establezcan estaciones ma
wales inglesas en- Ell Mar Negro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
sTEEG HABLA DE LAS DEUDAs
DE GUERRA

DIoJ, setiembre 21 tcable fran
c6s) -steeg, 1linistro de tusticia,
vice-presidente del consejo, ha pre-
nunciado con motive de la inaugu-
raci6n del -monumento en- memoria
de la guerra un discurso en- Ell cuaI
ha hecho alusi6n a las deudas. mo
es sin tristeza nj sorpresa", decla-
r0 el, que vemos un largo periodo
dc sohdaridad y fraternidad inter
aliadas terniinarse con mezquinda-
des debido a los niimeros de las
cuentas inexorables. Era de espe-
rarse m fin mas idealista despues
de los generosos esfuerzos hechos /
somos en- un espfritu de absolute
sinceridad " de entera buena fe''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
SIGUE LA INVESTIGATION
DEL SHENANDOAH"

NUEVA YORK, setiembre 21.
Omitted Press) Las fuerzas ae-
reas de Estados Unidos estan
hoy de juicio. Ell Negociado Naval
Sc ruene en- Lakehurst para inves-
tigar y fijar la responsabilidad
por el desestre del Shenandoah.
Al misfno tempo en- Washington
comienza sus sesiones el comite
ereado por Coolidge con igual fin.
Declarara Davis, como Secretario
de la Guerra.
Sc cree que la investigation de
Coolidge continuara tranquila has
ta el jueves, cuando declarara ell
Coronel Mitchell, ell acusador mas
fuerte de todos los que Sc han
presentado hasta la fecha. Ell Ge-
neral Hines estara hoy presente.
para ayudar Davis. Ell Secreta-
rio Wilbur con el Almirante Mof-
fett, jefe del Negociado Aeronau-
tico, deelararan el martes. 81 De-
partaniento de Comercio y sel De-
de Correos Sc preseu
taran q microbes describir co.
mo Sc llevan cabo los yuelos COS
mefciales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
Sc PLANEABA ATACAR A TCHtI
cHERINE EN- sU VISTA A
AUSTRIA

BERLIN, setiembre 21 Omitted
Fress)-La tentative de asesinato.
de que fue objeto hace POGO Ell MI
nistro de Berlin Y que, pesar de
haber Quedado frustrada, cause pro
funda sensation en esta capital, ha
tsnido consecuencias que en- el pri-
mer momento todos estaban muy
leios de imaginar.
Unos detalles Sc han eslabonado
con otros, unas pistas han dado lu-
gar otras investigaciones, y aho-
ra de pronto llega la noticia de Que
la policia de viene ha descubierto
III complot, con agentes en- toda
Europa, para asesinar a todos los
an /, + Il 4 s lfdefts rilsos entire
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
CUBA Sc OCUPA DE LA sA-
LUD PUBLICA EN- LA LIGA

GINEBRA, Sept, 21. (United
Press).-La Asamblea ha adop-
tado la proposition de Cuba de
cue la Comision de Sanidad Pa-
blica de la Liga de las Naciones
organize en-. 1926 un intercambio
de personaje tecnico en- los insti-
tutos de medicina tropical y sa-
lud p1bliea de America Latina. /,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
UNA aPRINCESA QUE Sc
HACE M0NJA

BERLIN, setiembre 21 Omitted
Pressy.-La princesa Maria The
resa de Wurtenberg Sc ha .hechas
monja benedictina. Su hermano'
hace POGO Sc uni6 tambien a los
monies de esa orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
Sc DISCUT1RAN PRoNTo Los
PREM1os PULITZER

NUEvA YORK, setiembre q
Omitted Press)-La Camara de Co
lnercio Aeronautico na aarnnciado
que en- octubre s, 8 y 10 Sc discu,
tiran los premios Pulitzer. Sc es.
pera que lnuchas naciones extranje
ras complain con sus aeroplanos
Medic million de personals presen-
ciaran ei espectaculo. Los premios
en- conjunto, Sc elevan $25, 900.
ALEMANIA DISCUTE SU
C0NTESTACION A FRANCIA
NJ
BERLIN, setiembre 21 Omitted
lPress) Ell Gabinete Sc reune as-
ia tarde para discutir la confess
racion que debe enviarsele los
agiados en- relaci6n con la invita-
1 -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
Ell BARON MATSUI EMBAJA-
DOR EN- LONDRES

! TOXIC, setiembre 81. (United
Press) Fl Baron Matsui ha sido
nombrado embaiador japones en-
Londres. Su nombramiento fue Off
cialmente anunciado esta nnanana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
American Railt6ad Compaal Of Porto Rico

nerario los modifcado ell IA de Fe
brero de 1925 anulando los 20 80 Arbo
27 28 Aguaa locales de Sabana Grande del
ItnerarO General de trenes
.sees SAN JUAN-ARECIBc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
DE PINEDo EN- SHANGHAI

sHANGAHAI, setiembre 21.
Omitted Press) DE Pinedo, el
aviador italiano que desde su pa
tria vuela hasta Jap6n, ha llegado
aquf procedente de Tansui, For
nosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

eion que Sc hiciera Alemania
para que asista la Conferencia
sobre el Pacto de Seguridad y de
que nombre el lugar en- que ella
cree debe eelebrarse.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
WHEAT YIELD Up;
BIG SUGAR CROP
Department of Agriculture
Finds World Cotton Crop
Little Changed.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Reports to the Department of Agri-
culture from 20 countries. representing
85 per cent of the world wheat crop.
duction this year over last year.
Estimates of the production for
these countries are placed at 2.S52,-
600, 900 bushels this year against 2.
634 900 900 bushels last year.
The outstanding feature of the
world wheat situation" the depart
ment said, "are the abundant har-
vests In Europe. Canada land North
Africa, which have more than made
UP the deficit caused by the short crop
OF India and the United States.
Sugar Outlook Bright.
The present outlook Is for another
large world sugar crop. the Depart
ment of Agriculture said today. In
Europe sugar beet prospects are gen
orally favorable, the department add
ed, and although the acreage is about
the same as last year the better con-
ditfon of the crop indicates a larger
sugar production than in 1924
The Department Of Agriculture an
nounced today that there is no indi-
cation OF material change in the cur
rent world cotton crop. The crop in
the United States is expected to be
at least as large as last year. while
the cotton acreage in Egypt is larger
than last year and prospects in India
appear good"
A large increase. the department
added, is expected in Mexico, but in
Peru the weather has been unfavor.
able for cotton and insect pests have
injured the crop.
The department estimated an in
crease of 40 per cent I'm rye produc.
ton OF IL countries over last year.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. September 81 (Spe-
ciaD-New potatoes. 100 pounds, 75a
2.25; beans, bushel, 75a9o; beets. ion
2.00a3.00; cabbage, 100, 2.OOa4 90
sweet potatoes, barrel, 1.50a3.5O.
yams, barrel. 1.50a3.50; carrots. 100.
2OOa4.O0; corn. dozen. 10a20; celery.
crate. 1.5oa2.50: cucumbers. basket.
35a5o; caulifiower. crate. Local %:
lettuce. crate, 50a2.5O; beans, bushel.
'1.oOa1.5O; peppers, basket, 25a35:
onions. 100 pounds, 1.25a25o; pump
kins. 100. 5.00a12.00; squash, basket,
2Oa25; tomatoes. hamper, 20a35:
packing stock, bushel. 25a35: spinach.
basket, 35a4 40
Apples, barrel. 3.Ooa5. 90: bushel. so
a2.0O: crabapples, basket, 50aG5
damsons. basket. 65a75: cantaloupes.
crate, l.25a300: grapes. basket. 60a
80; pears, bushel 150a3.00: water
melons, each. 20a50; peaches. bushel
2-ooaS9.5o; ounces, basket, 65a75.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No. red Winter. spot. do
mestfc, 1859: No. . red Winter, gar
licky. 1.491a.
sales-Bag lots of nearby at wharf.
1.40; 437 bushels of No. red Winter
garlfcky at 1.4812.
CorrCob, yellow, spot, 5.5Ga6.o
nominal, per barrel; track yellow, No.
l, spot, 10 nominal
Sales-Bag lot of white at Los.
Oats-No. 2, new, 471&a4S; Ne! s
new, 461aa47 a.1. -
Rye-Nearby. new. 90a1.05: No. .
rye, spot, no quotations
Hay receipts. 50 tons But as "A
fair demand at full quotations for the
better grades of timothy and choice
light. clover mixed hay and on the
Of l,,y
plus on spot. Lower grades of clover
mixed and clover hay are hard, %
move at any reasonable prices. ~ "a
Quotations. per ton, today: Mo.
timothy, %. 00a22.50: No. ., q. .0Oa %. ra.
No. timothy, 17.0OaIS.50; No, J. light
clover mixed. 19.25a20.00; No. 2rlg. %
alS.00; No. l clover mixed. 1S.5ea 1900,
Straw-No. l wheat, 11.OOa12 90. No.
. oat, 2.00a13. r-zr -
Evening star., 1925-09-21
TRADING IS LIVELY
ON LOCAL BOARD
Bonds and Bank Stocks Are
leaders-0ther Finan-
ciaI Notes.

Trading was active on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange today. with prices
holding firm. Capital Traction SIS led
the investment side OF the market in
volume, with $4,000 sales. including
81. 900 at 9924 and the remainder at
99A. Washington Gas 5s sold At
s9A, and $4,000 Washington RailwaY
and Electric Co. G. & r SIS went at
102A.
There was much lively bidding on
bank stocks. resulting in fair amount
OF sales. Three shares Of Riggs Ma
lonal Bank went al 409 and 10 at
40, while American Security and
Trust Co. changed hands in the
amount of 10 shares at $50. Liberty
National went at 201 and Commercial
National at 1S7.
Mergenthaler was active. 7S shares
going at prices from 1861 TO 1871.
Security Storage Dividend
The regular dividend Of { per cent.
with an extra dividend Of . per cent.
has been declared by directors of the
Security Stora ge Co, payable October
10 to stockholders of record Septen-
Der 80.
Two Mortgage Company Dividends
Directors of the National Capital
Mortgage Co have declared the rcg1I-
lar quarterly dividend Of . per cent
on both preferred and common stocks.
payable October / To stockholders Of
record as of September 20. 1925.
Institutes Latest Plans.
Formal announcements sent out this
week by the Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking. re-
veal that the years program. opening
October 2, with opening rally" will
m do . 10 -
crease over the programs of past
years. This brings the Washington
chapter fully up to the standard re
quirements of the national institute
according to r. Jesse Chaney, presi-
dent of the chapter.
The faculty and subjects TO be
taught include the following: Eliot H.
Thomson. LII. D.. banking funda-
mentals. publicity manager, Washing
ton Loan and Trust Co; Raymond +
Dickey. LII. B., LII. NJ. commercial
law negotiable instruments. member
OF the District of Columbia, bar; r J
Donohoe, A. b. LII. B.. standard eco
nomics, standard banking, instructor
in economics, Catholic University:
William NJ. Deviny, A. NJ, Phi. D., &C
counting, investments, instructor in
accounting, corporation, finance, in
vestments and income tax. Catholic
H.
c. p. A, credits, professor of foreign
and domestic credits, Georgetown Uni
versity, Treasurer Washington Asso-
citation of Credit Men; Dale Carnegie,
B. c. s., G. r. G. s., public speaking,
author and lecturer.
The schedule of events for the wear
are shown in the calendar as follows.
Friday. October ,, opening rally.
October 81. Halloween party: Noveu-
Der %; theater party, February 20.
twenty second annual banquet and
dance; March Il, St. Patrick's day
party; April s, nomination of. dele
gates TO the annual convention
A. l. B., at Dallas, Tex; April %,
election of delegates. nomination of
officers: May 13, election and installa-
ton of officers.
All lectures are held in the Masonic
Temple, and classes will be held each
evening except Saturday.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. September 21 United
States Department Agriculture).-H
Receipts. 10000 head; mostly 10c
higher; underweight strong: big pack
ers doing little; bulk better, 140 to 225
pound weight, 1s.0Oa1350; top, 1856;
bulk good and choice, 240 to $50 pound
butchers, 12.90a1335; packing sows
largely, 1.50a12.00; bulk desirable
strong weight killing pigs, 12.5Oa13 00
heavyweight hogs, 12.s5a13.40; medi-
um. 13.10a13.55; light, 12.10a13.55:
light light. 11.60a1S.45; packing sows,
n.00a1e.2o; slaughter pigs, IL. locals. 90.
Cattle-Receipts. "a 1000 head: good
TO choice weighty fed steers very
scarce. firm; others slow; tendency
weak to Csc lower; Western grassers
inactive; demand at steady to strong
prices; weighty Westerns of outstand-
ing quality and finish upward to IL so:
most fed steers of value to sell at
1900 downward; best yearlings at
1915; heavies held around 1925; other
classes steady, fairly active; bulk veal
ers around 1880; few 400.
! Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head: slow;
few early sales fat native lambs around
25c lower at 14.75a15.00; some held
higher; no early sales fat range lambs;
demand for feeders strong; asking
steady prices; no early sales Of sheep.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, September u. With
frost reported from Canada and from
the Dakotas and with 2.3s7 600
bushels decrease in world Shipments
the wheat market averaged higher
today during the early dealings
Advices were also at hand that a good
deal OF the French crop is unmfllable
Houses with Eastern connections led
the buying. which. however. attained
no great volume. Opening quotations.
Is lower to IN higher, December
1.50k to 1.50& and May 1897 to
1.53S, were followed by moderate
gains all around and then by re.
action to well below Saturdays finish
Corn and oats were responsive to
frost news, notwithsta nding asser-
tions that the bulk of the corn crop
is safe from frost damage After
opening at e decline to Il advance,
December SOS TO s0as, the corn mar
ket scored gains for new crop de-
liveries, December rising to 81 cents.
Oats started at a shade to 1kaL
off. December 404s. but later showed
a little advance.
In line with hog values, the pro-
vision market averaged higher
Evening star., 1925-09-21
COMPLAIN OF TAXIS.
B. & o. Officials Charge Bus Rights
to Laurel ENJOYED.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, September 21.-John
j. Cornwell. general counsel for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has pro.
tested to the Public Service Commits
sion against the custom of various
taxicab companies of Baltimore and
Washington in carrying patrons to
the Laurel race track without first
applying for permits for bus lines.
Cornwell pointed out that the taxi.
cabs never start for the track until
they have obtained passengers to the
capacity of the cab. which makes them
virtually busseS, and asks that they
be restrained from this service until
they have taken out licenses and paid
the fees which bus lines are required
to pay.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
INTEREST WANING
IN FLORIDA BONDS
Attention Turned to French
Debt Refunding-0ne
New Issue Today.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
cial Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch TO The StaT
NEW YORK, September 21.-A
further decline in Florida Western
and Northern bonds today betokened
the bond markets waning interest
in the Florida real estate boom,
which had caused SO much excite
ment last week. The bonds were
down more than third of the
amount of last weeks sensational
advance.
The investment section of the mar
ket continued to maintain the game
features that II has all along for
the last month or more. Prices
were firm, but there was no activity.
Somewhat higher rates for call mon
ey We're disregarded.
Attention to French Debts.
Forecasts of the French debt refund
ing plan, which is to be proposed by
the commission now on It's way, re-
ceived considerable attention, but
hardly counted in the market of the
day Trading was active in French
Is between SO and 93L, and the
French 71as were selling around 1929
but these were merely the previously
prevailing prices.
Argentine issues were dealt in free
ly. with prices. however, scarcely
changed. Realizing sales were felt in
the new German Agricultural Bank
bonds.
Railroad Moves Mixed.
Among corporate issues there was
some demand for Baltimore and Ohio
convertible AIS in connection with the
strength in the stock. st. Louis, San
Francisco incomes, on the other hand.
were lower and so were st. Paul re-
funding AIS.
In the motor group, Pierce-Ar
IS were off at one time a point from
last weeks high, United States Rub
bers 5s were conspicuously active,
crossing 90 after having closed Satur-
day at S9A. Buying continued in
New York Railway income bonds,
which, around 80, We're up 8 points
from where they were selling prior to
primary day.
The only piece of new financing of
any Importance was the 10000 900
kroner issue of the city of Oslo, Chris
tiania
Evening star., 1925-09-21
LEGION NAMES LISTED.
Virginia Committee Seeks 10000
Members in Year.

RICHMOND, Va, September q H).
-Comdr. Frank M. Wray of Berry
Vile has announced the personnel Of
the Virginia Department of the
Legion membership commit
tee. The committee is composed Of
d representative from each congress
sional district. The departments first
efforts will be directed this year to-
ward building up the organization 1t
having suffered in membership during
the past year as a result Of its pro-
longed and strenuous efforts in prose-
cutting the American Legion endow-
ment fund campaign.
Department officials expect to see
the Virginia Department attain a to-
tai Of 10000 members by August. 1926,
the date for the 1926 convention.
Evening star., 1925-09-21
STOCKS SELL OFF
IN FINAL TRADING
Total Sales for Day Nearly
1000, ,000-NeW Highs
( Earlier in Session.
BY STUART =. WEST.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

0peclal Dlspatch to Inc star.
NEW YORK. September 21.-The
stock market was unsettled today,
with sharp selling moves in a num-
her of the recent industrial favoriteS.
These were occurring under cover of
strength of some of the railway is
sues which were taken up again. The
run-up in the call money renewal rate
from 312 to,4A per cent had d senti-
mental effects
Motors, Strong Early.
Motor shares. as a rule. made their
best prices at or soon after the open
ing. 1t was then that Hudson had its
big jump and that new high records
were made in Studebaker, General
Motors, Packard, Hupp and Paige-De.
troit From then on there We're
periods when profit taking had the
upper hand and other periods when
new buying carried these stocks for
ward again.
The rise in the motors extended to
motor accessory stocks, especially
American Bosch Magnetic, which at
one stage was up over S12 points, and
to Stewart Warner.
Other New High Records.
other directions. All four classes of
Market Street Railway stocks, still on
the reported resumption of negotia-
tionS with the City of San Fra ncisco
for the sale of the property, kept on
with their rise. American Tobacco
b jumped points, and the "A"
stock "a. These were new high
prices. and other stocks, which had
the same distinction. were Reynolds
"B, Goodyear Rubber preferred
Nunnafly, General Outdoor Adver-
tising and Atlantic, Gulf and West
Indies preferred.
Stocks in which Chicago operators
are interested assumed considerable
prominence. Peoples Gas rose points
and the newly named Yellow Truck,
substituted for Yellow Cab. also had
quite rise.
Reading went up over a point and
Jersey Central over 3 Canadian Pa
Cific was quite active and strong for
a while.
There were sharp fluctuations, with
alternate periods of strength and
weakness in the higher priced in
dustrials of the type of Chrysler,
Railway Steel Springs and American
Can. Baldwin Locomotive moved
very erratically over a range of nearly
points. United States Steel COM
mon was bid up above 124, only to
encounter lot of selling.
MONEY AT 6 PER CENT,
Evening star., 1925-09-21
TODAY'S METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 21.-Cop.
per quiet; electrolytic, spot and fu-
lures. 142. Tin firm; spot and near
by $500; futures, 1852 Iron steady:
No. l northern. 19.50a20.O0: No. 9
northern, so: No. southern,
1s.50a19.00. Lead steady; spot. $50
Zinc firm; East st. Louis. spot and
futures, 7.S2 12a7.S5. Anthony, spot,
III 90. '.