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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-18
WILDWOOD N. J.

U0TEI, RAYMOND, 23l Oak Ave-, un.
der new management. Excellent table,
Running water In all rooms, moderate
rates. Mrs r. NJ. HCSTON, Owner
ship. management.
HOTEL MISUNDERSTANDING water. Pri-
vate baths. Orchestra. Bathing priv.
sDeciaI July rates, - up d1y. 'e19 up
weekly. J. U. WhlteseM. -
NEW COLONIAL HOTEL-COrner Of
Pacific & ScheleDger Ayes: capacity,
I5O Running water, private baths.
Reasonable rates. MRS. l.. HARRIS,
PFoprietress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-18

SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. ].
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HORN POINT FARMS OFFER
ADJUSTMENTS IN VARIETY

Horn Point Farms and Beach,
Annapolis, Nd, popular resort
for many washington people. Is
only one hour from washington
and Baltimore, and the manage.
ment makes the proud boast that It
ii the largest natural salt water
beach contiguous to the two cities.
All. rooms Of the hotel ACE Chesa-
peake bay or the Severn river, with
q most attractive waterfront, the
grounds covering seventeen acres.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-18

NIAGARA FAILS. n. J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-18

Attractions Cor guests. Il additi0n
to good table fare and comfortable
accommodation. embrace dancing.
boating, fishing. tennis. ana other
sports. Special arrangements may
be made Tor card ana dancing
parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
SEATTLE PROGRAMS ARE LISTED HERE

der There viii b two talks; one on
laundry. b. Can Hlssisr, manager Of the
supply Laundry company. another on
Laundry IN the Home BY nsa W. v.
nsrHHArt These talks are part 81 the
ruEs, Round Savings and Loan assoeia.
tons home mhnausmsHt radio course
The musical program:
Sunbeam fnpualdl. Wake Up CPhn.
lipsl. Happy Song tdsl RisEoi. Ny
Heart IL singing Basssttj. Baby fssu.
sonci). HAhy talsrmouni!. Take JOY
Home tiiAsssttj Mrs fAiIy. accom-.
panied b. Mrs. natsheldsr
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What's on the Air
FRIDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

SEATTLE STATIONS
kTCI ta0al -. Himsnds Saw program
9, WESTERN Auto program.
kfnA asa Rhodes Htofs--i2lgo.
luncheon pfpGrami 4, liofmann orehps-
IRA, O. dinner concerto 53As. hhuman
Clay proEfaml $50, studio concert
kJH tasti. n, ". Hadis Services Co
io1o, Puget sound Savings program
igIab, Al elub lunch, $50. marksts. q,
thvatafHt z, Puget bound Savings pro-
gram sac. program. sfis. program.
COAST STATIONS
kfO ttssl. san FrAneisro-aIao. Auc-
ton fridge Lesson. and 4. orchsHtrhs
KIN 500. Oakland news; 4. joe.
rph Carey. composer. giio. Asollan trio
10. bathroom orchestra
kuo tsail, uaklaHd-Gii6. news! a.
lent night
KTi AaT). Los Angeles. program:
4, organ! ?. Matte Williams. eontfRito.
10. studio recital
kliJ tl0sl. l.os AnEsiss--7is0. Ito
nance % the. santa 10 Trail. .. Shrine
proEtaml 10. Hiekmau'a orchestra. n.
dhrinsrs hour.
kNN tasIl. HoliyNood-f.i0. . and o.
programs. ~. orchestra: ~. Night
Hawks
kGw tipD. Portland-7tio. news. D.
concert. ieitp. Night Hawks.
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fAdyertiaenent)

Department OF the Interior. Gem
ern1 Land office. Washington. u. c.,
MAY "a. 1926. Notice Is hereby given
that pursuant to tho provisions Of
the act OF July .. 1884 GA stat.
1879. the lands In tho following
abandoned military reservations in
tho state Of Washington. viii be Of
fered for sale for cash by tho small
rst legal subdivision to tho highest
bidder. AZ not less thnn tho APP
praised price In tho district land
office at Seattle. Washington. com.
mcncing Mt ~ n. m, August 4, 1925;
Washington Harbor fWcst Sl1o), r.
30 NJ. H. Q w. w. W., Washington,
i7b.26 acres. Appraised at $l0,00t.SS;
Washington Harbor east Sldo). r..
20 ~. H. 3 w, i2i acres, appraised
r. 30 NJ, II. 2 w, 1870 acres, mp
praised ut so,32b70; Challam Point
ll5ast), r. 20 n, X. 2 W. 65i,75
acres, Appraised Mt i5,i6i75, Shaw
Island (West Side), T. SO NJ. H. 2 w,
b07.Gs acres Appraised nj s3.7it.20;
shaw island Usnst Side). rs 90 and
So NJ, II, 2 W. 6lS.St acres. mp
prnised nj s7,02124
There viii be sold on August ..
1925. tho abandoned military rcscr,
vations mentioned below. Lopez
Island (southwcRt portion). rs. "a
and 80 ~, II. 2 w. 6772s acres,
Appraised nj N77SoO; Lopez Island
fnortbwesi portioh). rs 9b and "a
~, II. 2 w, 62735 acres, Appraised
ut Ss,0ib,2b; san Juan Island tHouth-
east poinO, r, "a NJ. ". 2 W.. 1880
acres, appraised at 91.10i50. Van
couvcr Point, rs. 20 and 30 NJ. H. 2
w, Jb2.3i 1croH hppralaod nj
50. 0o9,33. Further information can
be obtained from the local land Of
flee at Seattle, Wnsblnglon.
WILLIAM SPItY,
Commlssioner,
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DRAMA ON KGO
BROADCAST
Clyde Fit6h'S 1.-The Truth"
From Oakland Tonight

TLYDE TITCHs four ac, drama.
y Tho Truth" viii be broad
cast by tho EGO players from the
Oaktsnd station az Thursday even,
ms wiLia Wilson Church directs.
The Amphiou Trio plays tween
acts. Tho play concerns a youns
womo, who tells a lie 20 an honest
husband. and the complications arts.
ms thcrcfrom,
Another interesting broadcast
viii be at the SAM hour from
XII. where the XII players
win present vaudeville pro
gram under direction Of George
Frcngcr. There Is a classic half
hour at ESQ. when Julia often
dacher soprano. and Gertrude
Erich. pianistc. will entertain.
other musical programs NJ .
and 10.
Two Shrinsrs' programs viii bo
broadcast Tuesday evening from
XIII AZ los Angolcs-one az :
and another at H. shrine musical
organizations viii take part
Students Of the University OF
California. southern branch.
stage their weekly Campus
Night from KIM $50 at Holly.
wood at III Thursday. There's
an hour OF Abe Lyman's dance
music from 10 10 II.
TINE orogonian concert orchestra
L plays from to . from KEW.
followed by two hour dance pro
gram from the Multnomah hotel
at 10
Another seattle firm jumps
into the broadcast game Thurs
day. when ". l. Eaton 4 Co,
Dodge dealers. sponsor a pro
gram from KTCL. $50 TO 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

hams Vegetable Compound. Mother
got me six bottles and at the end of
the first month was much better, 30
| kept on taking t until had no
more pains. When l got married and
had my first child | was in terrible
pain so that it was impossible for me
to do my homework. | thought of
how the Vegetable Compound had
been Of so much benefit TO me when
| was girl, so ] went to Perier's
Drugstore and got six bottles. II
sure did help me and still take IL. I
am well woman today and ] can't
say too much about Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. ! will an
swer any letter that comes TO me to
answer about what your medicine has
done for me. p Mrs. WILLIAM CAR
YER, RED. No. 2, Ellcnsburg, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

Only nine class A licenses were
issued in May. all for wave bands
already occupied. Only two class u
licenses went out. There is long
waiting list At the department o.
commerce. Warrington. for bands,
but mono can DO assigned until some
existing stations so Off the mir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

suffered terribly
every month. My
mother did every
thing she could
think Of, 30 she
took me TO sew
eral doctors and
they only helped
mealittle. Mother
was talking TO
anotherlady about
my condition and
she told mother Of
I,ydia T. pink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

hirschncr's orchestra win play
AN hour OF popular and classical
numbers. Tho big station viii
be silent after 1880, The Eaton
broadcast viii be on tho air NJ
the same hour each Thursday.
Folks out where the West leaves
of may hear Representative n. II.
l1thbonc. Illinois talk about
Where the West Begins" hy tun.
ms to woes ist.mctcr wave at 7
Thursday Orchestra from . 10 10.
KPo offers Rudy seigera orohea.
h ira az Z. Theo Irwin organ
recital az 8. the Goodrich orchestra
at ?, and Johnny Bucks Cahirians'
orchestra az 10. II you stlll feel
that you need more mutlc, YOU may
tune into kGo. whore lIalstcad' =
orchestra plays until a. M. after
which all good little radio fans
should be IN bed
ANS silent in Seattle after
730 Thursday. until KJR frnr.
tarcs the nolselcssness with the
Order Of Bats doinEs, starting
nj 1880.
The Bats meeting az KJR WI
feature the -Four Playmatsa quar-.
tet: the Premier orchestra: Jack
stern, composer and pianist. Charles
Bowman Hu,chins. bird imltator.
Don Milllgan. as Count Noaccouni
and others Initiates will 10 W. n.
Faris, Harold Wolfe and J. Kelley
dc Priest.
one hellringrr on Wednesday eve.
ming programs was rendition by Con.
ductor William Hofmaun's orchestra
~ excerpts from Madame Sherry
We liked especially the fine old
Every Little Movement" Hadn't
heard Il for years and Il sounded
like an old friend How about some
hits from Going III" Mr.. Hof.
mann?
Another thing We liked was
Harold Gramm's Idea Of taking
us on tour to Hood canal. via
the ferries. Tho kTCi. idca Of
trayeioE. coupled up with some
Of George krrhnrr's fine urchcs.
ira music. Is something new and
an Improvement over the old cut
and,dricd stuff.
There are two good bln COMING
Saturday evening you ought no, 20
miss Hofmaun'a orchestra viii play
excerpts from ia Tosca" and tho
overture from William Tell" on tho
o'clock dinner program. KFoA VIII
broadcast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
GROWS QUEER fIOWFR

GROWS uUEEk flOMER
WASHINGTON. - After 10 years
OF effort. George W. Hess has grown
goose or pelican flower IN the DO
tanicsl gardens HERE IL is a native
OF tho West Indies. The head and
hack OF a goose appear in this pc.
cullar flower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
S2ssEhe Radio Star
rIiInsnA,.s rnNrrnra

fao.f.1o 30 ktfrbnsra orchestra.
NrcL Nosl.
3tlQrs@ aoprana aud plano. XII
tgsh y
Concert pfehRra illW
ti3tlt orEau rteital AFRO t3aslt
ehfiue program KIN tat. lustrua
mental. xxx ttall
srig-N Vocal. Instrumental XII
ie3li Instrumental kNN Uap,
t.is-Camrus night KNN taal.
ron DANCING. THURSDAY
frkr-kpo tS.s1
Hii-kpp Neal,
lo-u-Klii ttolg xxx us7l
tal1-KGW uHtb.
tel-k9o t3sib
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
tAdvcrtisemrntl
TWICE IN THIS
WOMAN'S LIFE
Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegeta.
bic Compound Helped Her
from Sickness to Health

Ellensburg. Washington -" When
I was first coming into womanhood /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
THURSDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS


krCL 0oal t,so Kifrbnsrs orchss.
ira silent after 1880
KIuA ASA, Rhodes ators-t. Hof.
mann orchestral silent nisht
KIN tSSn. n. ". Radio Services Co
ts.au. markets. 4. musicale. i.1e. hons
economics talk, g. thuatsfs; sac. wealth
rri tptp KjN order 81 hats
COAST STATIONS
KTI usIl, tas Angeles orchestra
7ls0. cisnsic half4hpur. 3, organ recital
By Dan Mcfarland. and le. musical
programs
kfo tirsl, Han Franeisoo-eito and 7.
ercApstfasl :, ufHaa rsritail .. Good
rich orchestral 10, Cahlrians
kGu tssl. uAkiant=E clyde Fitrhs
'-rhs truth" BY Nup Fizyufa
xxx tAsll. JtoiiYNood-eisp. music
program. tao. ltNN Players. 3 and ..
programs; no, orchestra, ~. campus
hfwp tssD. Los AnSsls.-l.is.
programs,
hIiJ ,ioal. Los AnEslss-
ana feature programs
kuw liDn, foftiand--A eonosft. 10.
orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
rnIpAY MonNING

FROM KJR tksil. AT 1880 =. M
musical pfaFram ~ Mrs. Nellie
f.iiiy. accompanied by Mrs. l. Ratchet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
THURSDAY EyENING

4 concert ana program ~ Kirchnsrs
Sss Washington itptsl orchestra. court
trsy - tho " j. Eaton company. u
Seattle one hour
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NOV KIn tnD. Ar ioiso-

weekly meeting and initiation o. The
KIH order of nata stunts. muslr sHd
limitation ceremonies. stnrty minutes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04
ron nANCING

kirschncr's orchestra win play
an hour OF popular and classical
numbers, Tho big station viii
be silent after 1880, The Eaton
broadcast win be on tho air nj
the same hour each Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

tive checks for quality.
Zerolene's special 'filtra-
tiop through 40 tons Of
Florida Fuller's Earth
gives you an oil of abso-
lutte purity-a better oil if
it does cost less!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

Tie dnti-70estern OIL Superstition
snccnmbs to experience
Zerolene is successfully lubricating
more cars in the Pacific Coast states
than any other oil nade-low and high
priced cars alike The most advanced re-
fining process is this Company's patented
high-vacuum process, during the use of
which Zerolene is submitted to Is posi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

Less carbon-better fuel mileage
Zerolene will increase the power and
gasoline mileage of your car, reduce car
bon accumulation in the cylinders and
lengthen the working life of the engine.
Why pay tribute to supersttion7
Insist on Zerolene-a ask for it by name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

A series of independent and
impartial reports showing the
experience of large users with
Zerolene has been collected In
our booklet, "WhyPa yTribute
to a Superstition" Ask any
Standard OH Company repre-,
sentative or Zerolene dealer
for a copy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

Another seattle firm jumps
into the broadcast game Thurs
day. when W. l.. Eaton 4 Co,
Dodge dealers. sponsor a pro
gram from kTCI- $50 10 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

FORD TOURING in wonderful con-
ditton; all good tires upholstery,
tops and mechanically all YOU
could expect Only sA5, some
terms. Ben Mines. 220S Fourth
ave. ELiot-i9aI. Open evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

VEGETABLES
rrIrr. r.ld mhalr.slr n,al,r.

irirrs faid Wholesale Dealers
the price, given are sness mads %
rstaii dealers ~ Sheisaaisra VITA
ts~ ssAsahal tHesptlous. pHcss % pre-
dursrs Caa hs figured % dsductiinE
approximately 70 per cent f0T handling
storage and seliins ooss.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
FUNERAL NOTICES

wEnEn-At s7ii " Austin a..
November 2, 1898. ADA r. WEB
En-. aged 81 years beloved moth :
cir OF walter. William. sidney and
Otis Weber. Mrs \ J. Gibson
and Mira Ada AddluEtuu
Funeral services Thursday. a. !
=. m AZ our chapel Home Under
taking 60
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The Seattle Star

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TRANSIENT RATES
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unu Female Situations rate
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All ads rTiiH.nE from nut uf thr state
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GIRLS wanted to address envelopes,
Call nj DHllcy'H 1903 Third i've,
ask for Mr. Mighm
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

ADDRESSING envelopes; experiences
unnecessary. Earn il5 to sl5
weekly during spare time Mt home.
biEnifled work FOR honest. sincere
persons Franklin Products Corp,
Dept f7i9, ili3 Blue Island ave.
Chicago
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PERSONAL
LOST AND FOUND

800 REWARD for Information lead
Ing to arrest and conviction OF
person having In his possession
female English bull pup brlndlc.
monthF old MElrsc-602l. 1893
E NOFtHInAo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

7Ef ana gal EuIirr per I'm q ana
Garage doors made o. order f"t Ls'4'
window and door frames 20
order Tor ..........-r .--rs. ls'AF
EEEEh THING ~ LIaHEk
VIZ DELIVER ASYWHEhE
o. a. GROCER Lumber Co. Foot 81
EIEtH 81 on Canal
GAFfi.E.tE Seattle. wash.
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rs FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
26 WANTED--BOARD

BOARD. room, near Lincoln high.
private home; piano privileges;
garage, MElrac. 93S2
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SATURDAY night, white gold wrist
watch OFT from children. Re-
ward. GLondls-09Oa.
ROLL OF $50 bills, Monday morning.
Reward Finder please call
CApitl-5SiS.
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uAuntTT AT 5zls tEth ave. 4 w
Soy g JAMES ~ Rabbit. aged
k3 years. beloved husband ~ Mary
g. Rabbit. father OF Warren Ehb.
hitt. 90 Iowa. and brother u Thorn
az Rabbit Member 81 St Johns
Lodge. p and A. ~ stNvvuH Post
q A. Il. aud Seattle Chapter No
~. % r s.. Scottish Rite
Funeral services Thursday at
Scottish Kitn Temple. at 2 p. m. Cree
nation Homo Undertaking CO.
Please omit lowers.
niTCHELI,-Ati 1911 + Columbia st.
Nov 2. 1855. ORFtLLE MITCH.
Eisls REe GO years. beloved father
~ Roy, Austln and Thomas Mitch
ell. agn ~ Mrs Sarah Mitchell u and
brother ~ Joseph H. Mitchell
Funeral services Thursday Mt y
m. az our chapel Home Undertake
ing Co.
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SASH AND DOORS

u. u. WllLlAAh 20.
bhvr on sash. doors building rs
t~riHL buili-in fixtures. BY orasf'
ing direct from our factory.
IafuEr and warehouse doors
size s-ftHs-ft, .s.r.-.....rst NV
lIHrRrf sizes IN UFopgftionp
Common CFoHn.gaurl doors ~
Mirror 49,. hsysi,3 ,,iryoT.. gtOe
Cupboard ss1r, -. i.ss
Medicine "a binst. bsyei1d plate an
WAllnf sFff+ssFss.r.fsEss go"
" !nlrhlsld glass ana sedan n""'
lights replaced while you Walt
write ~ telephone tEiiOt-t5tsJ '0'
large. free, illustrated eAthioE
o. II WILLIAMS co. tEst 1850
ltNa IirEt ANE 8 Heattlr. Mash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

WANT woman living near G72e 18th
". w, 20 caro- for 2 small boys
In afternoons References APP
ply same nddreaH.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-09

Colonial of the same period often
added a red roof, since the Dutch
love bright colors. The old Dutch
Colonial house, or its modern imi-
tation, also lends itself we'll to a
|color-scheme OF yellow and white,
or of yellow and dark green; dark
red or brown with white trimmings,
or grey with green or yellow. The
small front porch looks best if paint
ed white.
Sometimes the purchaser of a
quaint, old house makes the mis-
take of thinking it would be sacri-
lege to change its weatherbeaten
aspect by re-painting it. Undoubt-
edly this should be done judiciously
and in such of the softer colors
as will preserve the houses look OF
age. But shabbiness is never an
asset. The old house may be made
harmonious and pleasing to the eye,
and at the same time be given ade-
quate paint protection against the
further ravages of the years and the
elements. If it has gone long un-
painted, that is undoubtedly the
reason why its owner will have to
make numerous repairs before re-
painting it.
But perhaps the purchase of the
odd house has taken all the ready
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-09
KenOsha Troopers
Entertain Racine
Alexis Indians Please Crowds at the
Racine Homecoming Celebration
Over the Fourth.

Captain John D. Alexander, COM
handing Troop E, Kenosha's cavalry
unit of the Wisconsin National Guard,
received letter this morning from
the committee in charge of the Racine
Homecoming Celebration expressing
the highest satisfaction for the exhibit
tions Of the troopers at Racine during
the jubilee. The Kenoshsns, known as
Alexis Indians, presented the rodeo
performance which has made them fa-
nous throughout the state. 1t was
presented on both days Of the home
coming celebration and in addition the
troopers took part in the big parade
there on Saturday morning.
Enclosed with the letter was a
check for $500 in payment to the
troop. This is to be added to the
mess fund of the troop. The Racine
committee also expressed a willing
ness to have the Kenosha troop return
to that city upon the occasion Of any
other celebrations.
Captain Alexander also announced
that Private Organista, who was kick
ed by horse, and Private John RAs-
mussen, who wrenched his knee, were
recovering. Both were injured while
the troop was at Racine.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-09

New peak prices were established in the
first few minutes trading by Woolworth,
Robert Refs, Electric Power and American
Safety Razor. General Motors responded to
the announcement of the Yellow Cab merg-
err By moving up to new top at IS 5-S.
Rails strengthened on reports that car
loadings for the week ending June 27th
were nearly 10000 cars above the CORES
ponding week last year.
Foreign exchanges opened irregular. de-
mand sterling held firm around $4.85% and
French francs around 4.66 cents, but Belgian
francs and Italian lire were heavv.
United States Steel common touched lit
on buying Influenced by the reported i'm
provement in the steel trade
That consumption will continue through
July and August on q scale above that OF
the summer of 1924, Iron Age" says, Is
indicated as the steel trade enters on the
second half of the year.
Call money renewed at 40 and then
dropped to 81.
CHICAGO, ILL. (AP)-Yellow Cab shares
moved within narrow limits in the early
trade on the Chicago stock exchange today,
the $50, 0o0, 900 General Motors merger hav-
ing been almost entirely discounted during
the negotiations. Yellow Manufacturing
opened fractionally higher around Al. yell
low Taxi was UP a point and hah from
the previous close Of 4515, but after the
most Of which came from the outside, the
speculative demand was less aggressive and
the shares moved slowly at the new level.