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Evening star., 1925-11-19

add greatly to the Identification of
the Capital and that 1t should be
turned into the Mall. 1t is said the
property will ultimately be acquired
by the Government, and that the plan
being offered by Representative Un-
derhiJl, which has been offered by leg.
islators in years gone by, eventually
will be realized.
President Coolidge is not in a posi-
tion to say whether he considers the
Sic, 100000, estimated by Representa-
tive Underhill as the amount which
the property would now cost, is high
or low. He realizes that the land will
probably cost the Government more
the longer it waits. but there is no
danger of losing the land when the
Government decides finally to make
the purchase.
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Pedestrians in Peril.
ron, the Milva,lkee Sentinel

From the MlIWRuKee StntlntI.
The man run down by an automo-
bile was for weeks after vociferous in
his denunciation of motor cars.
"They make life unsafe for pedes-
trians and should be barred from city
Streets" he declared to all his friends.
Finally his suit for damages against
the owner of the car that struck him
came to trial and he was awarded
$1,000.
What are you going to do with the
money!" a friend asked.
Buy an automobile was the VIC
TINS reply.
Evening star., 1925-11-19
PRESIDENT AVERSE
TO- BIG EXPENDITURE
Believes Present Purchase by Gov.
ernment South of Avenue Is
Inadvisable.

While President Coolidge is in SYM
pathy with the proposal of Repre-
sentative Underhill of Massachusetts
for the Federal Government to pur-
chase all Of the private-owned prop.
erty south of Pennsylvania avenue be.
tween Fourteenth street and the Cap
itol, he does not think this is the time
to indulge in what he described as
such an extravaganza.
In making the Presidents position
regarding the Underhill proposition
known at the White House yesterday,
a spokesman for him explained that
the President realizes that the acquisi-
Evening star., 1925-11-19
ANDES BAlK AVIATOR.
Buenos Aires Flyer Defers Attempt
to Fly to New York.

TUCUMAN, Argentina, November
10 R.-Guillermo Hillcoat, Argen-
tine army aviator. has decided to
pospone for the present his flight
from Buenos Aires to New York.
His plane was unable, either with
the old motor or the new one recently
forwarded from Buenos Aires, to
reach a sufficient height to cross the
Andes. He Is returning to Buenos
Aires today.
Evening star., 1925-11-19

Raditch. leader of the Croatan peasant
party, was released recently after
being held for eight months on
charges Of high treason
This event marks the beginning
of new era of internal Cancellation
and prosperity in Jugoslavia," he told
the newspaper men after his appoint
ment
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Athletes Gave Her Pain.

From Life.
Once there was a young coed who
was invited to a social function by
two students, one a foot ball hero
and the other a poor member Of the
debating team. She chose the latter,
saying athletes gave her a pain in
the head
Evening star., 1925-11-19
His Early Struggles.

Z
Tell me Of your early struggles"
Better ask my mother about them.
She says she never could wash my
neck properly"
Evening star., 1925-11-19
PEASANT LEADER NAMED.
Raditch, Party Chief, New Minis.
ter of Education in Jugoslavia.

BELGRADE, November 10 @.-
King Alexander has appointed Stefan
Raditch as minister of education. M.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
mo- OR ST CKs
REGAIN LOST
GROUND
Recoveries, including Indus
trials, Cover IS Points
Rail Earnings
BY w. s. COUSINS
BY international News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. rs. Motos
and industrial stocks made further
progress in regaining lost ground
in the short session Of the market
today. In extreme cases today 2
price ranges indicated recoveries of
Is points when compared with the
low levels Of Tuesday and Wednes
tIay. when the speculative storm IA
the motors and high-priced IN
dustrials was raging. and stocks
were dropping q point or more Pc
tween sales. But higher prices
invited d good volume Of week-e1ist
realizing and speculative short SELF
Ing, with the result that the market
as a whole was irregular
Chrysler. Hudson, Mack TRUCKS
and General Motors led an active
movement in the motor stocks
Chrysler selling above 1913, against
18TH on Tuesday.
Railroad stocks and high-priced
industrials, tobacco stocks. a few
Of the pool nspecialties, including
International Combustion Engineer
ing and American Waterwork, were
the leaders in market activity, on
tide OF the motors. Many OF these
stocks made a bid for public at
tention by opening point or more
above Fridays closing prices. but
heb was plenty Of stock for sale.
and prices gradually fell back To
the lower levels.
Independent oils declined traction
ally as offerings increased ia the
second hour. Radio Corporation,
industrial Alcohol and other stocks
which drew the fire OF the bearish
traders earlier III the week, were
again under pressure and declined
from to 5 points.
1T was estimated in Wall Street
that the October net return of tie
American transportation companies
would exceed the peak Of $127 ,00o,
mn
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-EIog prices
were steady to 10c lower and the
market slow. The supply Of 5000
plus 10000 left from Friday proved
ia little too large for the demand.
Packers bought sparingIy. The best
hogs brought $11.75 against $11 40
a week ago.
Cattle prices gained csc this week
on the good heavy steers and tat
cows. Light weight steers and
helfers sold steady. Bulls were
quoted steady to strong, while
calves advanced Foe to 75c. Stock
ers and feeders were scarce and 25c
higher for the week.
Lambs advanced 75c on account
Of scarcity.
HOGS Receipts. 5000; market, weak
to lower. Bulk, I0.751 1876; top, 117b.
heavy, 81 II;4o q 1l;70; medium
N. IS; light lights, 1880 @1I.s5: heavy
packing soyFs, smooth 10.65n11.00 pack
ing gows rough. 1O.Io@1o.sOi pigs.
CATTLE Receipts 500; market
steady. Beef sEeers-Choice and prime,
1883 da anS $40 goo
and choice. 12.00@14.00: common and
medium. 90 1850 Butcher cattle
bun. 4.oo@ 90. Gamers and cutters
Cows and heifers 2.500b.00; Gamer
steers, $50 @ 100; veal calves eight and
5.75 ms7s st 1SiSe a steers 5.5o@sso:
stocker cows and heifers. s50@6.00.
stocker calves, 300 $50 Western
range cattle-Beef sEeeTs I.OoSsl0.o0;
P--Receipts. 500 market steady.
Lambs fat, 1900 1915; lambs culls
ana common 90 g lssVys yearll MS
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
RAIL ISSUES ON
BOND MARKET
ACTIVE
Earnings Reports Create
Strong Demand for These
Securities
~ international News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The mar
ket was steady at the opening to-
day, with most of the active rail-
road and industrial stocks up a
pOint or less. The oils were active,
with Marland California Petroleum,
Mid-C Continent and Standard Oil of
New Jersey up Y on the average.
Allied Chemical gained point at
'1113k; General Electric was up y
at 312: Dupont up q at 229S ;
American Waterworks up % at IS;
Chrysler Motor up is at 1914; At
Gibson up s. at 1241s, and Pitts
burgh and West Virginia up y at
117Z.
Rejecting the strong financial po-
sition of the American transporta-
ton systems, railroad bonds were in
good demand this week and prices
were firm. From earnings reports
submitted thus far, it appears that
net income for October will surpass
that OF the previous peak month in
the whole record of American rail-
reading, October, 1924, when the
roads earned 1927 600. 900 net.
Prime and speculative bonds of
the principal railroad systems sold
IN good volume at the highest
prices for the present season, while
convertible bonds OF Chesapeake and
Ohio, Norfolk and Western, and
other roads advanced in sympathy
with the rise in their respective
stocks.
The reactionary market for oil
and copper stocks blocked the fur
Their advance of convertible bonds
IN these groups, though prices were
stronger at the end Of the week
than at the beginning.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
TRADE B D A I'D
PLANS FOR
BANQUET
Members Of Eight Committees
Named Meeting Called
10 Organize

Members OF eight subcommittee
for the annual mid-winter dinner OF
the washington Board Of Trade
were chosen today. They viii hold
their first meeting Saturday in the
board rooms at 1870 p. M. with
Chairman Milton F.. Schwab, to get
things started for the big feast
February s.
John Saul heads the dinner group
OF five, and q. Brooke is In charge
Of the music, which Is expected to
be one of the features this year.
Program and printing is in the
hands Of Odell s. Smith, assisted b"
r.. N. Waffle, vice chairman; sea-
Ing, George b. FarQuhar, Wilmont
w. Trew, and Clarence Al. Miller.
j. Harry Cunningham has many
to help him with invitations and
reception for the affair. Other
bodies announced today are:
Entertainments Linkins,
chairman; Charles y. Waters, vice
chairman; George Fisher and
Lanier b McLachlen.
Publicity Richard T.. Conner.
Sale Of tickets q. G.. Thomas,
chairman; Harry Grove, vice chair
man ana Harry RidgeIy.
FloorFred Allen, Harry Mock.
bee, Max Cunningham, w. G. Wits,
George III. Davis, f 2. Cunning
ham, w. p. Wise. vice chairman;
Charles w. Pimper and L. p.
Combs.
These groups are to meet every
Saturday after December 5.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Baltimore orain Market

WHEAT Firm: No. red winter
domestic, $1.71: No. red winter,
garlicky, domestic, $1.67; receipts.
145.145 bushels: shipments, 23S. 3T6
bushels.
CORN Unsettled, easier: No. 2
yellow domestic. old, 81 bushel: re-
ceipts, 5000 bushels; shipments.
854 bushels.
OATS F7irmer; No. 2 white do
nestle, 500501zc busheI; receipts
none; shipments, 1875 bushels.
RYE Nominal; receipts, none;
shipments, 1,148 bushels.
FEA Supply ample: market
easy.
FIQUR-Firr1.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Canadian Wheat
fFprnisbed nv w b. Hibbs & Coz

WINNIPEG, Nov. 2S-Opening
wheat prices today were: Deem
Der 1862 @146K, down M; May
149K @14S%, down q.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
CURB MARKET FIRM,
WITH PRICES HIGHER

NEW YORK. Nov. 2SCurb
prices were firm at the opening Of
trading today United Gas and
Electric was III points higher al
b6A, United Gas Improvement up
u at 116, United Light and Power
unchanged at I51 15 Humble Oil un-
changed at rs, international Pc.
troleum up Il at BIZ, Prairie OH
and Gas 551s, up s, and Imperial
OH OF Canada unchanged at 81.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. 26. -- Grains
opened easier today.
Wheat started NC to III lower,
with the more deferred futures
showing the most declines. Trade
was mixed after the decline.
Corn started unchanged to &c
lower, on selling on the fine
weather and weak cables.
Oats started unchanged to Nc
weakness in other grains.
Provisions opened irregular.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Japan Bans q. S. Rails

TOXIC, Nov. 28.The railway
of the japanese govern
ment today announced plans to re-
place all steel rails on all railroads
with British and German made
rails excluding all American rails.
An expert committee, after tests
lasting two years, found the Ameri-
ran rails vastly inferior to the
European product, in so far as
japanese typographical conditions
are concerned. The replacement
work will require ten years.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF TIE FINANQ
TRACK LEASES ASKED
ON TWO FLORIDA LINES

The Seaboard Air Line today ap-
piled to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority to ac-
quire through lease or trackage
agreement the Tampa Northern
railroad from Brooksville to Tampa,
Fla, forty-six and one-half miles
The Seaboard also asked to &C.
quire control, by lease or purchase
of capital stock, Of the BrooksyiIle
and Inverness railroad from Holder
to Brooksville, Fla. eighteen miles.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2s.Spots
quiet; prices steady; sales 1000
bales.
MiddIings fair, 1910; strict good
mfddhngs, 1850; good nliddlings.
LBS; strict middIings, Hos; mid
dlings, 1910; strict low middlings,
1890; low middlings. $50; strict
good ordinary. $50; good ordinary.
$50.
Futures opened steady. Deceni-
her opened at 1924; January, 1896;
March, 1887; May, 1898; July, 1927.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The cot
ton market was unsteady at the
opening today, with the first prices
from 4 to 10 points lower. Deem
Der opened at 2O.7s. down 4 points;
January, zoos, down s points;
March, 1895, down 8 points, and
May, 1853, down 10 points.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Local Stocks
CFurnished By ". B. Hibbs q Coz
SALES

Furnished by ". B. Hibbs Col
SALES
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone of Virginia IS, $200@961k.
Washington Gas SIS, 1888, $1,000
1O15k, $1006101h, $1,000@103.
Southern Building 61ks, $1,000
102.
Capital Traction Company, 100
ao3. 20@103.
Potomac Electric Power pfd.
kW. -, 5Q104, 5G103A.
Washington Gas Light, 10969k
46esH. 6Q69H, 10969s. 4G69Ss.
Bs6691z. 61G69ik.
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd-, 36S0A. 219Ols
After eall-Washington Railway
and Electric IS, IS 600 $50.
CAPITAL Traction. 2061O3.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
New York Coffee

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.The cot
fee market was from points
lower to points higher at the
opening today: December, 1880;
March, 16.35@16.35; May, 1895;
July. 1900 September. 1902.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
HoId-up Nets $500

PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. ga lone
bandit this morning held up Mart
land Talbot, a messenger for the
Peoria Star, and escaped with the
payroll of $500.
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
FOREIGN Bonds
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards. Chi
n;v:danf M In

OIVIUOMgS mo- LUU
Dividend az TWO DOLLARS (s2O0l per share
81 the capital stock Of Swift & Company. will
b paid on January I. 1926. 20 stockholders of
record, December 10, 1926 as shown on the
books OF the Company.
On accounted COMMUNICATING. stock transfer
books viii Be closed from Dec. II. 1875, - Jan.
I. 1926. both inclusive.
C. A. PEACOCK. Secretary
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Liberty Bonds

FURNISHED BY w. B. Hibbs & Col
Liberty 3hs. due 1947. 1891
Liberty I'd AZ 5, due 1912. ....... 10O.24
Liberty Sd 4 As, due 1928. ....... 101.03
Liberty 4th Al 5, due 1888. 102.05
2. 3. Treasury Ctf.. due 1885,. 10000
The Washington times., 1925-11-28
FORD RAILROAD
WOULD ISSUE BONDS

The Detroit and Ironton Railroad,
owned by Henry Ford, asked the
Interstate Commerce Commission
today for, authority to issue and
sell $2,265,000 of first mortgage 5
per cent bonds and $707,200 OF cap
ital stock.
The proceeds are to be used to
complete payment Of construction
work in connection with the line
from Flat Rock to Springwells,
Mich.
Oil Stocks
Tur,,.n,.h.A -. M ~ xy.hI -
Evening star., 1925-10-04
$25!O0OQQ
In sos Cash Aavards
Squibb Educational Contest

Each advertisement of E. R. Squibb & Sons
has an educational purpose. 1t gives infor-
nation which, if followed, will lead to better
health. To help accomplish this purpose we
will distribute SIS 900 90 in cash awards among
SOB contestants who give the best answers to
eleven questions.
Ten of these eleven questions appear in this
column The eleventh and last question will
be announced Saturday, October "a, 1925.
The Questions
Notice that of the contest questions is difficult
to answer, does the answering of them require
professional technical knowledge. You can get the
information YOU need to answer these questions from
Squibb advertisements-follow them regularly.
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j. What is the important Squbbs Dental
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T. WHY should dental be grit similar
abrasi,ess
IS OF what value
astrineents dental cream:
g. Why should dental be free substances hst
would he harmful when continually used the mouth?
Why dentifrice of the importance in
the children mouths:
s. Why should have in the famil, medicine cabinet
only such products approved by ph,
g. State points of superiority in of the
following products: Squbb's Milk Masnesa Saubbs
Castor Oil SQuibb's Cod Liver Oil Squibb's EPSON
Salt. Squibh's Biearbonate of Soda.
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Evening star., 1925-10-04

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Evening star., 1925-10-04

All ready Indian attack Not much stretch
imagination needed for these four children Pat Fred
and Jack Grant think they of the old wooden
foresses Of days except for the anachons of the
automobile the right The elder boys helped build the
unique Photos
Evening star., 1925-10-04
You Need the FREE Booklet

We have prepared booklet entitled The Squibb
Educational Contest This little booklet is filled with
interesting and helpful information which believe
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this contest 1t also contains the conditions of the
contest. You should have this booklet We shall be
pleased to mail copy free Of charge. To assure
receipt OF your early date suggest that
mail the coupon below once.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
Reformatus egyhaz

Temetes.Az elmult kedden kl-
sertIik utolso utjara Schager An
tai Is neje, Szoladi Roza, Erzsebet
nevii leanyat. A megboldogultat
IL ewes koraban szolitotta Ell sze-
rettei kohl d konyortelen halal.
MOI Klub. "A reank jovo vasar-
nap delntan fel 3-kor kezdodik a
Mi Klub gyiilese. Jelenjenek meg
a tagok teljes szamban.
Gyermek Klub.-A Gyermek
Klub tagjai a szindarab proba mi
att jelenjenek meg 2 orakor.
Tea-estely.-V asarnaphoz egy
hetre. majus lien rendezi oyer
mex klub utols6 tea-estelyet ki
tiin6 programmed. Szeretettel hiv
iuk sziil6ket Is az erdeklodoket
Ez alkalommal lesz kisorsolva eg.
nagyszerii mozgofenykep appara
tus is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07

osszeget ere az intezmenyre, a
reszletek befizetesevel vagy resi-
ben, vagy pedig teljesen elmarad-
tax, noha azok mar regen val
tax esedekesse. Kerjuk oket, hogy
fizessek meg azokat lehetoleg eb-
ben h6napban. Akik pedig mem
vettek tudomast .errol "a papneve-
lorol, legyenek szivesek tudomast
venni rola es szinten hozza jarul-
nj adomanyaikkal felepitesehez,
,melynek epitese hatalmas lepesek.
kel halad elore es eppen a no We.
gevel kell Macy osszeget lefizetni
erte az epitesznek. Erre az epu-
IL iskolara a k0vetkezok fizettek
multi het folyaman: Schultz 10
zsef $3.50, Darazs Frigyes $40
Futkos Istvan $5.
Adomanyok. -Templomra adott
Kun Josef SO es Paloczy Sander
ne gyertyara 81.
Havi-dijak. Schultz Sander ht
zott Steeltonr6l $3.50, Tisz6czks
Janos E. Youngstownbol $18, Kes'
| Ter Wendell E. Youngstownbol $27
Tomcsak Gyorgy Brier Hillro
! $2O.5O, Bodolai Istvan Steelton
i rol $3.50, Tubica Gyorgy Soutl
Sider6l $16, Knrucz Janos Steel
ltonr6l $17. Ezenkiviil fizettek: Ju
Ilzics Karoly $12, Nemeth Jano
ls12, Feher Janos 81, Paloczy Sa
/ dorne 81, Takacs JOSEF So, Ba
i nyasz Janos 50, zagiba Janos s.
i Latos Josef $6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
FARRELL,
a FARRELL REF. EGYHAz
HIREI.
Kohl: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Heti sorrend: :-Egyhazunk ke-
beleben ezen heten a kovetkezo
sorrendben lesznek lelkeszi szol-
galatok vegezve:
Csiitortokon este fel S-kor az
Ifjusagi Kor havi gyiilese az isko-
Ia helyisegben.
Szombaton a gyermekek valla-
sos oktatasa Farrellon es Sharps-
cillen, 9-tol 12-ig.
Vasarnap, azaz majus 10-en, reg
gel 9-t6l fel 11-ig vasarnapi isko-
la es ntanna istentisztelet. Ezen
istentisztelet Skeretei kozott fog
juk megtartani az "Anyak nap
jat' ICY a lelkesz predikacioja
max targya leend: az anyal
tronja' Ezen alkalmi istentisz
teletre szeretettel hivjuk lister
buzgo nepet.
Kereszteles.-Az elmult het fo
lyaman a koveth4zo sziil0k oyer
mekenek szolgaltatta Xxi az egy
haz lelkesze a keresztseg szent
sakramentumat: Macy Albert
neje, sill. Macy Erzsebet, Hei
iasfalva, Nagykiikiillo m. illeto
segii sziilok, Masury, 0. lakosol
leanyanal1, aki keresztsegbel
Juliama nevet nyert. Kereszt szil
lei lettek: Czozor Albert neje
sziil. Borbely Zsuzsanna, sharon
Ilakosok.
Jokai iinnepely. - Egyhazun
kebeleben, a lelkesz vezetese alat
allo Ifjusagi Kor aprilis 27-en, a;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
/. Kozli: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Lakasa: sos Robbins Ave.
Templom a So,-Sideon, End Stem.

Elso negyed ev.-Majus 2-an
tartotta meg a Presbyterian az
utols6 llet honaprol az elszamo-
last, ICY csak most van modunk-
ban beszamolni az elso negyed evi
eredmenytinkr6l. Eszerint persely
penzbol befolyt $140.94, havi di-
iakbol S322, ajanlatokbol $31.-,
koverta -adomanyokb6l $31 80, mu
latsagokbol S116.05, kamat a ban
XII penz utan S14.2S. Osszes beve-
tel $65607. Kiadasaink a k0vet-
kez0k voltak. Lelkeszi fizet6s
1925. lakberhez hozza zaiarulas
$25, tagsagi konyvek nyomata-
sa 1864. szen S11.43, biztositas
1929, villany, viz, gaz apr6bb
kiadasok $10.3o, i5sszesen $319.f5.
Tehat S336.32 maradvannyal,
mint keszpenz vagyonnal gyarapo
dott egyhazunk penztafa
Templomszenteles.--A presbyte-
rum hatarozata szerint ez ev iu
Illus 4-en fogjuk iinnepelyes kere.
TEX koz0tt felszentelni templomun
kat. Mint nagyobb javitas, tenn
plom kuls6 festese van meg hatrs
ha lesz eleg jelentkezo, a mostan
egyszerI ablakoknak szines iivegii
miiveszies kivitelii ablakokkal va
10 kicserelese. ARA toreksziink
hogy q szenteles idejere mar min
den javitasi munka be legyen fe
& je7vc.
Kozgytiles. -Mams lien koz
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