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Evening star., 1925-11-17

of Cosmos club. ''Due6ng in the
District" tpart IL. Myra l.. Spauld
ing. Musical selections, Floyd {
Williams and Mabel Linton Williams
The Women's Auxiliary t. The
Craftsman Club Of the United States
Veterans Bureau viii meet, 5 ocloCk
in reception hail Of Lee House. Pro
gressive games.
Rabbi \. zitnick will speak a.
Pythian Temple on The Jewish
Colonization Problem IN Russia
from which country he has just re
| turned. He viii speak in The JEWS.
language.
The Carnegie Institution Of Wasa
ington announces an illustrated lee
| ture by Adolph II. Schultz. associate
professor OF physical anthropoIo22.
Johns Hopkins Medical school. $50.
o'clock, in assembly room Of lhe
/ Administration Building. Subiec.
| Variations in Man and Their Eyo-
| lutionary Significance -
kismet Council, ROYAL Arcanun.
Will have a card party at the residence
of Mrs. Gertrude Goodwin, 80 7 street
Oriental Council. Royal Arcanum
| will meet O'Clock, at Pythian Temple
The Delaware state Society viii
meet at Thomson School. There will
be playlet by students of the O'Con
nor School and q Thanksgiving al
Gress by Col. Houston, president of the
society. Dancing and refreshments.
Vincent B. Costello Post, No. L.
American Legion. viii meet O'Clock
| in hoardroom, District Building. Han
| ford MacNider. Assistant Secretary OF
War, will he present; also Ma Hesse.
new superintendent Of police.
| The Thomas Circle Citizens Asso-
| citation viii meet, o'clock, in Luther
| Memorial Study Hall. Election of OF
| ticers.
/ Florence Miriam Johnson. OF Hon,
| Of Truth, Los Angeles. Will lecture IL
| Unity Auditorium. 1926 | street. at >
| o'clock. on the subject of When Shall
| BE Satisfied At clock she will
speak of 'Iniinite Supply.
Justice siddons Will address the
| Eoteless d. {. League of Woman Not
| ters, s o'clock, at Friends School. Mrs
Thomas SidWell viii he the hostess.
| Maj. Gen. Amos A Fries, chief of
| the Chemical Warfare Service. viii
address the members OF George WASH
| ington Post, No. J. the pioneer pos
| of the American Legion. at
| Smoker" o'clock, at the clubhouse
1929 ! street. Charles @. Shaw, com
mander OF The post, will preside The
entertainment committee has planned
| a number of surprises. Vice Com
| nlander 7. J. Murphy is chairman ot
the entertainment committee
Evening star., 1925-11-17

The Women's Auxiliary to the
Craftsman Club of the United States
Veterans Bureau viii meet, 5 o'cloCk.
in reception hail Of Lee House. Pro
gressiYe games.
Evening star., 1925-11-17
FLYERS APPARENTLY
PAWNS, MITCHELL
WITNESS TESTIFIES

tContinued from First Page.l
Evening star., 1925-11-17

Rabbi A. Zituick will speak a.
Pythian Temple on The Jewish
Colonization Problem in Russia
from which country he has just re
turned. He viii speak in the JEWS.
language
Evening star., 1925-11-17

regions were approved finally, but the
witness said no action was taken be-
cause funds We're not availabl
Moreland Fights Point.
An effort by Mr. Reid to get the
witness to recount the story Of AZ
planes being scattered between here
and NoundSTille. October 16. due to
poor advanced weather information,
was objected 10 by Col. Moreland, who
declared this incident occurred subSe-
Quent to the date Col. Mitchell made
the statements for which he is being
tried
Mr. Reid replied that Col Mitchell
used the words lives OF airInen are
being used merely as pawns" and it
was the desire Of the defense to prove
tbs statement by actual happenings.
Col. Moreland in reply declared the
words ARE being" do not cover all
future happenings. I'VE have given
the defense a wide field in which to
present its case he began, when Mr.
Reid interrupted, saying. Il object 10
his making Il speech on what he has
given us. He hasn't given US any
thing"
I'VE have given many things that
could have been objected To under the
law" answered the trial Judge advo-
cate. But l do not believe in contin-
uing 10 grant faVors. We insist this
field of testimony he limited. We can
not sit here month after month and
listen to what is happening at the
present time. We can read about the
days events in the newspapers or see
them in the moving picture theaters.
insist that happenings of the present
were not known to the accused at the
time he made his utterances and ! re-
quest incidents subsequent TO that
time be Topped off, 50 that the court $
time won't be taken up with imma-
terial, irrelevant and incompetent
matters
Evening star., 1925-11-17

in further confederation of Col. Mitch
ell $ charges that anti-aircraIt fire is
ineffective.
Evening star., 1925-11-17
MOLLER DEFENDS
TRUCK RULE CHANGE
AT PUBLIC HEARING

Continued from First Pagel
Evening star., 1925-11-17

kismet Council, ROYAL Arcanuu.
Will have a card party at the residence
of Mrs. Gertrude Goodwin, 80 7 street
Evening star., 1925-11-17
Extensive Fields In Virginia.

Tidewater Virginia is growing about
3o,o00,000 narcissi, according to w.
G. Weiss of Port smouth, Va, who
explained that all bulbs he is grow
ing in several sections of the South
came from England several years ago
and show no signs of disease. The
daffodils in Washington, which he
said contribute so much during
March and April to make the Ma
tional Capital beautiful with their
thousands Of dancing yellow blooms,
rome, for the most part, from Tide
water Virginia.
Representative Herbert Drane of
Florida said he had made a special
trip from that State TO enter briefly
his protest against any lifting of the
embargo, on behalf of the horticulture
and agriculture Of that State.
William j. Guile of Hampstead,
Long Island. reported that IA survey
of paintings in the United States
showed total of about 10000. 900
bulbs, with a possibility of selling H.
900 next year.
Others appearing In favor of the
restrictions We're: &. J. Van Bour.
gandein of Babylon, Long Island; G.
J. Overtvest of Bridgeton, \. j.; p.
Buis, Castle Hayne, n. c.; II. G.
Freedman, Yemassee, S. c., and D. A
Brown of Florida. Several others
were to be called upon by Mr.. White.
Urges Port Inspection.
Albert G. Burrage, president of the
Massachusetts Horticulture Society,
speaking yesterday against the em-
cargo. suggested the Department of
Agriculture should establish a system
Of plant inspection at seaports to bar
all except clean bulbs. 1t was unfair,
he said, to keep out all clean bulbs or
plants of any variety on account of
Z. few diseased or infested bulbs or
plants.
r. f. Elliott of Pittsburgh reported
that he imported on the average Of
100000 bulbs each Year and had
planted them all over his large estab-
lishment. To refute charges OF the
Department of Agriculture that there
vas daASer to other plants and bulbs
Evening star., 1925-11-17

Vincent B. Costello Post, No. Il.
American Legion. viii meet. s O'Clock
in boardroom, District Building. Han
ford MacNider. Assistant Secretary OF
War, will he present; also Maj. Hesse.
new superintendent Of police.
Evening star., 1925-11-17

Oriental Council. Royal Arcanun
will meet. 5 O'Clock at Pythian Temple
Evening star., 1925-11-17

The Thomas Circle Citizens Asso-
citation will meet o'clock, in Luther
Memorial Study Hall. Election OF OF
ficerS.
Evening star., 1925-11-17

Florence Miriam Johnson. OF Homt
OF Truth, Los Angeles. Will lecture ii
Unity Auditorium, 1926 l street. at >
o'clock, on the subject Of when Shall
[ BE Satisfied At . clock she Will
speak of 'Iniinite Supply"
Evening star., 1925-11-17

The Delaware state Society will
meet at Thomson School. There will
be a playlet by students Of the O'Con
nor school and q Thanksgiving al
Gress by Col. Houston, president of the
society. Dancing and refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD

Yesterdays Hero Slim Harris,
the tall Athletic pitcher, held the
Red SoX to two hits and shut them
out, 6 to 0, giving the Athletics Il
lead on one full game over the Sen
ators.
The Pittsburgh Pirates gained a
full game on the Giants when John
ny Morrison beat the Cards, ) to ;.
Lazy fielding by McuSel, South
worth and E'risch, caused the Giants
to fail before the Braves again by
Il score of to |.
Caveney S error gave the Cubs
their only run off Luque and the
Reds won, 3 to i.
The Tigers went into tie with
the Browns for fourth place when
they beat the White SoX, 8 to !.
Home Run Leaders
Williams, Browns, "A.
Hornsby, Cards, p.
Iiartnett, Cubs, 2l.
Meusel, Yanks, y.
Simmons, Athletics, 10.
Kelly, Giants, -.
Bottomlev, Cards, -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
O'Hara Takes a
Ten Round Bout
From O'Connell
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, July 2j.-Teddy
O'Hara, San Francisco lightweight,
took IL ten round decision from John
ny O'Donnell, st. Paul fighter, in
the main event at Hollywood last
night.
After taking the first round,
O'Donnell walked into Il left hook
of O 'Hara s i'll the second round
and dropped to the floor. After re-
covering from the effects of the
knockdown, 'Donnell again went
into the lead until the end of the
seventh round. O'Hara made II
rally in the eighth, ninth and tenth
and scored sufficient points to win
the decision.
In the six round -windup,
Harry Runcan beat johnny Grella.
The special event ended in the
fourth round when Bud Boules was
fouled by Benny Bcrris.
In the preliminariea, Ewell Paul
scored technical Knockout over
Chuck Borden in the third round,
and Henry Marcus beat Chris Rome.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
! AND THE RESULTS

New York-Jack Delaney, Bridge
port middlewcight, stopped Jack
Burke, Pittsburgh, i'll the ninth
round Burke had been on the floor
five times during the bout but
he was on his feet when the fight
was stopped and he threatened the
referee.
New York-Mikc Moran, Pitts
burgh bantamweight, went ten
rounds to draw with Jack
Sharkey, New York feathcrwelght.
Elizabeth, N. J.-Georgic Ward,
Elizabeth lightweight won his 10th
consecutive victory when he knock
ed out Wally Hinklc, Philadelphia
in the third.
Long Branch, N. Y.--Joc Sousa,
California feathcrwcight '(brother
of babe" Hcrman) fought an
eight round draw With Johnny
Kochansky, Jersey City.
Aurora, Ill. - "Tigern Flowers,
the ,colored "deacon- Of Georgia,
trounccd Lou Bougash the 'wal-
loping Wop" of Bridgeport, Conn,
in ten rounds of one sided fighting.
San Francisco-Tommy Cello, San
Francisco, took ten round doci-
sion over Sammy leonard, st. Paul,
here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
VILLA AND GOULD
FIGHT IS DRAW:
LUCER0 LOSES
All in All, Local Bill
Gives Plenty of
Action 4

IT took two rounds for Georgia
Goodrich, the San Diego southpaw,
to "find' Jack Colbert of Port
land in the 10 round main event at
the Imperial Valley Athletic Club
last night. Goodrich ended his
search in the third round and put
over II knockout that had the Port
lal.d boy groggy for several minutes
after the fight was ended.
The ,southpaw style of fighting
was bothering Colbert "a great deal
and apparently he could not set or
shift himself to conform to the
Goodrich manner Of attack. Colbert
did succeed in breaking up several
rushcs and handled himself well in
the clinches during the first two
rounds
In the third Colbert did not look
as good as in the other two rounds
Goodrich sending in several solid
smashcs that weakened the Port
land boy and when the latter tried
to clinch Goodrich showed him
away, timed his blows nicely, and
almost at the same instant he sent
n right TO the jaw and q left to the
heart. 1t was the latter that did the
trick and Colbert dropped to the
floor.
Colbert was making valiant cf-
forts to get to his feet as the count
was tolled off, but he was unable to
make it and had to be carried to his
corner after the fight was over.
Pedro Villa and Jimmy. Gould put
up good scrap in the six round
semi-final, Cap Stevens calling the
bout a draw. Villa forced the fight
ing all the way through and only
narred his work by several low
blows struck during the fight. These
blows, while apparently caused by
Villa s queer crouch, gave Gould
considerable trouble and he com
plained-,to the referee but Kept on
fighting. fef e.
Escafanto Is Victor
Gould 's best work was douc in
the fourth round when he seemed to
have Villa going. but he was unabl,
to keep up the pace and the willy
Filipino boy was never i'll real dan
ger.
Tony Escalantc adscd another vic
tim to his list when he scored q
technical Knockout over Kid Lucer'
III the special event, Captain Stevens
stopping the fight in the fourti
round with Lucero helpless under ;
fusilladc of blows that Esealant'
rained on him.
With bit more steam behind hi
blows. plus II clearing away of tn
cobwcbs in his head, Luccro coul'
have won the fight in the thir'
round as he had Tony in bad sbaP
when the bell rang. Instead o
going in to finish his man, Luccr
stood several feet from him with
dazsd expression on his face and de
spite the pleas of his seconds, h
allowed Tony to get away from him
Battling johnson and Benny Rom
Gro fought draw in the opener
Tn, fight provided plenty Of amusc
ment for the fans, each sclappc
having II peculiar style and ncithe
knowing any too, much about tn
rudimcnts of boxing. 1t was funn
bout to watch and the crowd got
big kick out of II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
1a HOLLYWOOD SWIMMERS
IN SAN DIEGO MEET

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 25.--liol-
lywood Athletic Club has II long
distance swimmers entered in the
San Diego Sun s sixth annual silver
gate channel swim, to be held Sun
DAY, August ?.
feminlNd entrants from cspioVie
city organization are Vivian Ber-
nard, Mildred Lowe aud Marjorie
Lowe. Thesmem are Lee Jar, ,is, Rob
French, Maurice Gerahtv, Bill, I'll
lott, Bob Sides, Chester Floyd, Tim
ME Graham, Jerrv witt and Bob
Rodecker
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh ). st. Louis 3.
Cincinnati 3, Chicago /.
Boston 3, New York /.
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
u
WANT ADS

tHY BUY ice when you can get
an ice machine complete, ready
to operate for $500 cash. Time
payments $4,000. Any kind or
size of cooling coils or brine tank
to freeze ice III. Just connect belt
and use any power, "A horsepower
motor will run it. If / were to
run these thru sales agency they
would cost $500 more. These at
the price stated are hand controll-
ed machine, no trouble to start
and run until the desired tenn
perature is reached. We can fur
nish the autometer which will
cost $75 more. This is a very
large saving over machines, which
are on market now. Large ma
chimes made to order. If interest
ed write to Sylvester l. Mellinger
1878 3Sth St, San Diego, Cal.
Ju 81 Jul IL Is 25
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
BAsEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Detroit 8. Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 8, Boston 0.
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

half bull Fox Terrier
female dog on July lst, about
noon, from car between Meloland
Store and Ell Centre. White strip
down face, white chest and
shoulders, brown ears and back.
Answers to name of Tootsie. Com
municate with |. Schevene, care
Farmers & Merchants Bank, lm-
perial, Calf. $40 reward. 23to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

Teach the children table manners.
Then they won't get into the soup
or spill the beans.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

TAKEN UP-l bay horse, ? grey
mares, l fillcy, l gray mule. l12
miles east of Writings Crossing
on c. Bucher s ranch. 25t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

G. w. Cox, Tudor, Sutter county
claims the largest single bean field
in the state, 37J acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

FOR RENT-During August. Cool
and cozy cottage. mile west or
town. Call 9OSJ1. 2otl
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

FOR SALE-Must sell my beach
property Immediately. My loss u
your gain. Terms to suit. Consists
of corner lot (60x145) with all
Improvements in heart Of s.anta
Monica. Wonderful view ocean
and city. Near school, stores,
beach and cars. An investment op-
portunlty that canuot be equalIcd.
Write owner, care Rowland Com
pany, 312 San Fernando Bldg,
Los Angeles. 20 20 "a 25' u
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
JOCKS OUT COLBERT IN 3 ROUNDS
Press Classified Ad Section
For Rent-ROcnls.
APARTMENTS and Houses

FOR RENT--Furnishe room, l or
gentlemen. 155 Olive. 17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

| OR LEASE-S0 aces of old alfal-
ia land for vegetables. Armstrong
" Krumbholz ranch, 1 miles west
IL south of Seeley. 20tt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Portland 10, Oakland 0.
Salt Lake So, Los Angeles ~,
First game l3 innings.
Seattle q, Vernon >.
Sacramento 10, San Francisco j.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
Poultry

FOR SALE-100 White Leghorn
laying hens, IL mi. west city wa
ter works. Fred Lynch. 2lte
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

FOR RENT-Apls. Summer rates.
$15 to $25. Glacier Apts. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

FOR RENtr--5 room house, well fur
nished, umbrella trees all around.
Also store for rent. Apply 3ll
Hamilton, st. Mrs. M. Peters.
25t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25
For Rent-Furm Lands

FOR RENT-150 acres of canta.
loupe land to plant to alfalfa.
Also 100 acres to put into barley.
For information write to A. Frink,
2lO6 s. Cmmona Ave, Los An
geles, Calf. 2ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

TO SELL this tar1 list your house
at once with Edgar Bros. Realty
Co. COS Main st. 4b.. -, III
~ ~ ~ VI. n;
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

JACUMBA HOT SPRINGS laun6ry
Oh account Of sickness must self
good laundry business. Apply
at laundry. 1Ytf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

FOR SALE-Milo maize in head
$50 at z. V. Young ranch, 2 miles
east, 1-S mile north Of Whiting =
Crossing. LITE
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

FOR SALE-IIousc at Jacumba,
good condition. Reasonable terms.
W. IL. Morrison or see Mrs. f. r.
TtIev at Jacumba. 25t6
WANTED-Man for general office
work and tipping for period seve-
raj weeks. Address Press Box
7o6 25t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

HOTEL HOLLYWOOD, rooms and
Apis. Also garage. $500 per mo.
5SS He'll. 11tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-25

WANTED-Cantaioape land TO put
into alfalfa. Prefer large tract
VIII guarantee stand, best refer
ences. Address Press Box 77o.
11t1x
The Washington times., 1925-12-03
Local Stocks
furnished by W. b. Hibbs & co.,
r. &SS SALES

Furnished by w B: Hibbs & Coz
F'if Il SALES
washington Railway and Electric
gen. and ref SIS, $1,000 @1O21s.
7 Capital Traction Company, 20103,
.10 a lob, 81 1O0103,t 10@10S1z, 400
,f031s, 2O@103 III
Potomac Electric Power pfd.
..Cw. H. 100 1919 fs40 01O4h, 400
,104 vi .20@ 104 u ,a.S 20 104K a. s5
,WasF1ihgton Gas Light, ,207O..
edetal- .Americane National Bank,
lNstfonal Union Fire Insurance
Company, BOTH 1O0@1714.
Lanston Monotype,. 1O@S5, 100
,S6, 5085.
Mefgenthaler Linotype, 2@lsOA
51190%. 5O@19O7s :. 1O@190A ). 100
1909, iO@191, 10@1911s, 5@19OB,
5@1911s, .s. 80 ~ -
After cali Washington Gas
Light, 1O@70.
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd., 1O@905s.
Washington Railway and Electric
gen. and ref 6s, $4,000 01O23s.
Capital Traction 5s, 50 ,000@981z,
81 600 09S45, $2,000@985s.
Washington Railway and Electric
conn.,, 1O@242.
washington Gas IS, S1,OOO@s81z
$500@98A.
Washington Railway and Electric
COM, 100244.
Capital Traction SIS, $500@9SA.
!. Washington. Railway land Electric
conn.,, 1O@245. - n.
Unlisted Department - Citizens
Savings Bank. 10O016z, 15O@16sz
Money--Call loans, IS 66,sper cent
The Washington times., 1925-12-03
Local Produce

BUTTER Fancy, LII, prints 4912
g591sc; tub. 4S1s05811cs store
packed, acc.
EGGS-Local,, fresh. fancy, select
ed, >candled, sT1@72csN average re-
ceipts, 64068c: hennery, white, 800
soc: storage, 4OQ43c. 49,
POULTRY-Aiive: Turkeys. top,
37@40c; small and thin 30c, spring
chickens, 27@2$c; fowls, 25W26c;
teghorns, 10000; ducks. 20@25c;
geese, 18@2Oct + keats. 500 Toe; rabi
hits, top, 80c; seconds, 15@2ec.
Dressed: Turkeys, top, 45 % soc;
small and thin, $40 SSc; spring
chickens. 3Oc; fowls, 27Q2Sc; leg
horns, 22c:. ducks, ESQ soc; geese, F25ci
keats. soc 20 LOO. ~ -,
LIVE STOCK Calves, lac. hogs,
r1@ 12c.
MEAT-Beef.. 17@ 1Sc; lamb, 500
23c; pork loins. ESQ SOC; pork shout
ders, 22@24c: fresh ham, 23@26c.
APPLIES Supplies moderate De
maTld moderate market steady. Bar
rels. New York, a., 21z-inch, Bad
wins, $4.75; Pennsylvania and yir.
GINA, A, 3-incll. Yorks, SIS. % soc;
Staymans, $6.5O@7.00; boxes, WASH
ington, medium to large size extra
fancy. Delicious $3.50: StaymaIas,
mostly $3.00; Jonathats, e. $50 abe
bushel. baskets. very few sales y. .ss,sf3
CABBAGE Supplies naOderatessd6
mand moderate, market steady New
York. bulk per- ton, Danish type,
CELERY Supplies moderate, de.
mand moderate. market steady Cali
fornia, crates, 4-6 dozen, $6.0O@6.5O
few, n dozen $6.75.
LETTUCE Supplies moderate, de
n1and moderate, market steady
California. crates. Iceberg type, 4-5
dozen. S6.OOG66.50.G ~ -
ONIONS Supplies light demand
| light, market steady. New York
10O-lb. sacks, yel1ows. u. s. No. !
medium size, mostly Pts; Michigan
| 100-lb. sacks; yellows, ~. s. NoS 4
large size, 3.00@3.25. y 4 81
POTATOES Supplies moderate
demand moderate; market, steady
Michigan; 15D-Ib. sacks, russell ri
rails, u. s. No. /, mostly 600. 4
CAUEIFLOW Err Supplies light
demand moderate. market steady
New York, Long Island crates, 3.Se
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light. de
n1ard moderate. !, market steady
L OAO0 SA@ACS, AARVSs ~ sNPASSlFNA1
count. originals, s.OO@6.25; repacked
I7.O0@7.5O. t... :,
STRING BEANS Supplies yer,
Hight, demand moderate, marl1e'
steady. Florida, T.bu. hampers
lgreen; ordinary quality. 2.00@2.5O
PEPPERS Supplies moderate, de
frnand moderate. market fairl.
steady. Florida, pepper crates
fancy stock, 5000 $50. t4's..s =,
EGG PLANT light tede
1i1and moderate market steady
Florida. pepper. crates, fancy stock
| $3.00@3.5O. n. ~ il. J
SQUASH Supplies, very LIGHT de
lmand moderate, market -AEIpse Flor
ida, pepper crates, white, Wrappsd
lr4.00@4.5O #ts.ss ,,t4r4,s..ef3
SPINACH Supplies liberal, sde
Inland moderate. market failq,
steady. Virginia, ,NoFfollcs ssegtion
lcloth top. veneer barrels, ssSKW6.
i type, 3.0p@3s25 s;.s..--s SO
i KALE plies liberal v1enah,
/ moderate. market steaaNss Virginia
Norfolk section, -cIothe topls sensel
barrels, so ss7ztsth,-.i. -
The Washington times., 1925-12-03
make | DRIvE.
BY BEARS IS
FAIL URE
"Moneyf Scare Discounted
and Rally Follows Led by
Motors and Oils
BY Interna tfonaI News Service

NEW .EoRK.t Dec! s.-Bearish
traders attempted to make capital
from the announcement that the
Bank Of England had advanced Its
rate from 4 to. 5 per cent, fore
shadowing an advance in the re-
discount rate OF athe New York
Federal Reserve Bank.
These traders, offered the leading
stocks, at CONCESSIONS of a, point or
more from Wednesdays closing
prices, and THUS the market was
somewhat reaetionary2 in the early
The effect Of this oft.repeated
money scare was short-lived,
however. and moderate. rallies were
IN order in most sections OF the.
fharketsas soon as the accumulated
selling orders had been disposed OF,
motors and mercantile stocks being
in the forefront of the advance.
& Forward m0venlents in General
Motors, Hudson, Mack Trucks,
Stewart w arn,ef.r Speedometer,
Dodge Brothers; United states
Rubber and Other motor and Access
sorry stocks brought prices of re-
representatives StOAS4AEs III tAAAs5s
from ones to three points higher
than at the previous, close.
Rallies were also in, order in steel
and oil stocks and q number OF the
pool speciaIties which have been
''grOomed for higher prices IN re-
cent sessions. international com.
busticnswas IA Leaders in this group.
reaching a. new high at 81 ION re-
ports; that a price Of SIS al share
had been offered for control Of
the company. se.ses
Though call money rates remain
ed at per cent for, renewals. there
was an, easier tone to the time
money market and call funds were
in good supply. Operations. Of the
mills Of the steel corporation were
reported at Sc. per cent of capacity,
the highest Of the, year to date,
and mercantile activities we're un-
usually large.
81 MURRAY body dropped down to
81 completing a loss of 81 points,
On,. reports from Detroit that the
officers OF the company WOULD adj
wise receiyership for the concern.
Public utility stocks were strong in
1Itec second hour.