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Evening star., 1925-05-10

three scouts are not in the stands to
see what they can see. One college
team has had a big league scout fol
lowing 1t practically all season and
another nine had big league ivory
hunter who followed it throughout
its entire Southern trip. 1t is said
that many of these college players are
being approached financially while
they still are in college and are mem
bers of their college teams. OF the
effect this kind of thing has on col
lege base ball and it's ultimate good
the least said the better.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
MEET Is ONE SIDED

STARKVILLE. Miss, May 9.-Mis.
sissippi A. and NJ. track field team.
southern conference champions de-
feated Alabama team, 103 to %, in a
dual meet here today The Missis-
sippi won first place in every event
except the shot put.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
STRAIGHT OFF. THE TEE

HE golfers clubs
schedule will the o. their endeavors
from Washington Golf and Country Club Chevy Chase Club
where the latter will
beginning Wednesday The
make affair qualifying
divided between Tuesday Wednesday, entry
qualifying
day Friday. scheduled
Evening star., 1925-05-10
HARVARD WINS ON TRACK.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 9.-7ar-
wards track team defeated Massa-
chusetts Institute of Tech in a dual
meet here today, 1853 1.1O to Sc 1-10.
Evening star., 1925-05-10

The two VS., as shown in figure ]. /.
should extend in a line toward the
right shoulder during, the address.
This brings the left hand well over
on top of the shaft. The right hand
then is somewhat at the side of the
shaft and in behind it, not on top of
1t. AS the clubhead is'thrown through
the ball the right hand thus pushes to
the maximum of its power, while the
left wrist is turned directly across the
ball. In this position the left wrist
cannot possibly give at the instant OF
hitting as 1t will do II the wrist Is
turned the other way.
Copyright. Chester. 1929
Evening star., 1925-05-10
TIGER NETMEN SCORE.

PRINCETON, N. j., May e.-Prince.
tons tennis team defeated Pennsyl-
vania today. matches to 2.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
YALE VICTOR AT POLO.

CHESTER. Pa, May 9.-Yale de
feated Penn Military at Polo here to-
day, to &.
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MEET 10 WEST/VIRGINIA.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 9.-West
Virginia defeated Pittsburgh in q dual
track meet here today by a score OF
1914 to 561S.
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green. 305 yards away, while Nc
Guire sliced his tee shot far of the
line, put his second shot over the
green and finally picked up, conced,
ing Roland the match.
In the meantime Kane was admin.
istering a sound drubbing to Joseph
A. Cox of Rock Creek Park to the
tune of and 2.
Final Round Cards.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
PIMLlCO SPRING MEETING
MAY Ist to 18th

AumlhsiOn. Inciuo1HE lax. Sl-6D
First Race, $50 Pm.
Special train. B. 4 O.. leaves Union Sta |
tion IL 40 AN. Special train, B. & o. ire
turnlngt. leaves Mt. Royal Station, Baltimore
sos Pm. tDinerD Regular Express
& o.. leaves Union Station l Pm Ere
ouent trains on Pennsylvani B. R. and w
B. "A Electric Line
Evening star., 1925-05-10

VX TEAK strong golfer knows
wv how o them
All average gofers-tra is, business others who
do do hard with the handmus real
will
gish muscles work until they to
Evening star., 1925-05-10

To Judge by the activities of big
league scouts, there seems to be
greater number of college bali players
worthy of being watched than at any
previous time in years. Hardly a
college game is played that two or
Evening star., 1925-05-10

ITeS0cO III early MAtcn.
Roland waxed q little careless
against Mcclure in the morning,
Four up at the eleventh hole, Roland
lost the twelfth when he took three
puts, while Mcclure holed a 80.
footer for par 4. Roland won the
thirteenth, and then dropped the
fourteenth through another three e-putt
green, and the fifteenth when Nc.
CURE ran down q 10.footer for 1,
while Roland missed from s feet for
half.
They halved the sixteenth in As
and then Roland hooked into AN un-
playable lie In the ditch, losing the
seventeenth hole to a by MCGUIRE.
Another hooked tee shot cost Roland
the last hole. with Mcclure ON the
green In and Roland I'm the ditch OFF
the tee.
Roland decided a stop must come
to al his previous foolishness when
Ne stepped on the tee at the extra
hole. So he proceeded to drive the
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Heavy Ovcrsubocription.

TODAY $ reports about the ueg. Ial-
ian loan W"r" that tire ugcI~Gbserip-
tipn WIS approximately -t. times and
thai the allprmrufS would range be-
tween 81 and - per cent The bonds
continued 90 SELL ar "a premium, bul
trading Was !ighr. Iu general the foE-
eisn list Was hcHlv. jim sympathy wItu
the de"'im" in French bonds CItv Of
Greater Prague 1i=S AT @314 were al "a
now j." ON thi- reaction. Finland Is
dropped below -. the German IS We're
off tractIuualE and EraZlI - aE lui
compared with high If lU5l earIE
in the month
ON the other hand tur newly or-
fered >InoU.u1u civ rI Frankfort
serial = and the Sa.rnu.uoV CitE of
Dresden -o-l"#r I- we're both over
subscribed and the books closed The
Frankfort bonds were offered oa e.
hasis 10 WELD from go tp 100 per
cent. according 10 maturity and the
i"rlng prlc" Was go per DeH'. The
outside market for others Of 10c re
Gently issued German u.L.riDaI- WAS
reported firm.
The aDme~t5. securities prices HGsfH-
ateu ir.cgBiIrll. Ai,SI of .ac l..lt.i
States Government uH.i-arIot~ Were
slightly lower. as We're tHe ll-t r.rlr-
So" rails. OF THE more Spo.u..tlE.
bonds the convertible ua Shares were
Iel@tINely The strongest -ao leader
LeiuE SkeiIy Cl.-.
Among lhc rails Tie feature was lI,.
heav!ueSs III The ~. Paul bonds urw
in default. Auu"uue' m"It thar The
'h"uaa"ldei~' defense. committee" was
ztIlI dissatisfied with ~. modified plan.
regarding Il as lHyu~t To- L,d,#. IL
,h" Janlor securities. LaI IA depressing
effect.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
TRADING is EXCITING
IN RUBBER MARKET
Boom Conditions of Years Ago Re
called on London Stock
Exchange
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON. November 23.--Although
spot rubber remained unchanged at
As I'd about S1.0S per pound, there
was wild excitement on the Stock
Exchange today, with dealings in rub
ber shares recalling the boom con-
ditions of years ago.
Dealers found greatest difficulty in
executing the orders which aCcumu-
lated over the week end. as well as
in keeping track of the prices. which
scared all day long throughout the
list. though developing some irregu-
larity toward the close.
The extra room recently made avail
able for dealings in rubber shares
proved too small for the struggling
mass of buyers and sellers.
Spot crude rubber has more than
doubled in price since last April. when
II sold at - cents a pound. From
that point the price ros" gradually
until ON July - it touched Sl.2O. Later
there was a reaction to 20 cents in
August. The price in the last 10 days
has gone from that point to above
the dollar mark. reaching as high as
Sll2
Evening star., 1925-11-23
CRUDE OIL ADVANCES.
Price Changes in Pittsburgh Mar
ket Announced Today.

PITTSET'RGH. November 23 LP.-
Nm adVanc" Of from 10 to - a barre!
On crude oils, quoted on the market
here. WAS anpouuced today by the
leading purchasing agencies
Pennsylvania grade in New York
transit and Bradford district in ma
tional transit lines $34O: Peunsyl-
vania grade in national transit and
Southwest Pennsylvania lines. $3.50;
Gaines grade in national transit lines.
$2.S5: Pennsylvania grade in Eureka
lines. So: Pennsylvania grade it.
Buckeye lines. S3.05: all UP %
Caball grade in Eureka lines, s. 10:
Somerset medium in Cumberland
lines. $500: Somerset light in Cumbe...
land lines. S2&5: all up -.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Noon Market Advances.
MARKET CLOSES WEAK.
Vigorous Selling Breaks Out in Final
Trading

NEW YORK. November 3 GP)-
The closing was weak. Vigorous
selling for both accounts broke out in
The final hour, turning the course Of
prices sharply downward. Some Of
the most active issues, including Du-
pont. ChrySler. American Brake Shoe
and 800" broke TO 8 points below
last weeks closing figures, with many
Of the motors reaching new low levels
on the movement. Early gains in
United States Steel and other repre-
sentative industrials were quickly con
verted into losses. Sales approXimated
800, 900 shares.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BALTIMORE. Md. November y
tSpecian Live poultry Spring chick
ems. pound, 1Sa2S. Leghorus. ISag4:
Minorcas, 1Sa22; old hens. IGa.-.
ro0sters. lGal7 Old LcghOrns. l6alA.
ducks lSa26; geese. 22a2,: Young tur-
keys, 5Sa40 OLD. $3a35. poor. and crook
ed breasts. 25a2G: pigeons. pair. @5a
SO: Guinea fowl. each S0aSJ.
FIggs-Receipts l.241 cases. Native
and nearby firstS. dozen. offered at
60a62: candIed. G4a65.
Butter-Good To fancy creamery.
pound. 4Sa52. prints 53a5+ ladies'. 43a
II; store packed. 10. dairy prints
i0a42. process butter. IL. rolls 3>a+2.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. November > CPl-
Foreign exchanges irregular. Quota
tions Gn cents: Great Britain. de
mand. 4S4ls: cables. 4S4 HIS; 60-day
bills on banks. 4S0l2. France. de
mand, 3.SS; cables, 3.sSie. Italy, de
mand. 4.05l2: cables, 400. Demand:
Belgium. 4.olt2. Germany. $50; Hol-
land. 4017: Norway. 20.34: Sweden.
26.74; Denmark, 249I; SWITZERLAND.
l9.2712; Spain, l4.2212: Greece, l.34:
Poland, 1880: CZechoslovakia. 2.96:
.Iugoslavia. L7714; Austria, 14ls. Ru-
mania. As; Argentina. 4l.62, Brazil.
14.S7; TOXIC. ~ 9-I6; Shanghai. = L.
Montreal 80 27-32
Evening star., 1925-11-23
WHEAT SELLS DOWN
IN MARKET TODAY
Heavy Selling After July Reaches
New High Record for
Season.
~ tlta $3.50 araG Pre-s

CHICAGO. Noyrmue. a-Nrtlye
protit-takin& pulled DOWN The wheat
market today after an early advance
in which The July delivery rea-hed a
ueW hiGH prIc" record Tor The season.
Initial gains We're as,rIhed 10 uueN-
pected strength displayed 10y quote
lions "a, Liverpool ANA tp ,.dl.ce~ con-
rruibg crop damage iu northern Ar
geutina. Resides. the amount ot wheat
on ocean passage showed 10 falling
N compared tu d week ago. with the
total decidedly less than half of the
a-&re-ate at The corresponding time
lasJ Eear. Chicago opening prices uu-
changed 10 ] l. higher. uev style. De
cember. 1.to&4 To- I.6I and May I.5Tl4
10 1.5.f-. We're followed 10y declines
10 I.5Nla for December and l.56r4
for May
Corn ANA oats cased down q little.
SEmpathizlug with wheat After
opening unchanged To L, of. Decem-
ber 7&i, Jo 731+. corn underwent
slight losses all around
oats started az l. lower. Ia }. up.
December 3ail Later small setbark~
became The rule
Provisions We're responsive tu a.
decline iu th" value Of ho-S.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK GP).-StocIls weak;
motor shares react sharply. Bonds
irregular; French issues weak. For
eign exchanges mixed; French francs
at years low. Cotton higher: Wall
Street buying. Sugar tiTmer: Cuban
buying. Coffee lower; easier Bra
lillian market.
CHICAGO-Wheat lower. bearish
cables. Corn barely steady; lower
cash market. Cattle easy; shipping
demand narrow. Hogs lower; all in
rerests buying.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
PARIS BOURSE UNEVEN.

PARIS, November % LP)-Prices
moved irregularly on the Bouse to-
day. Three per cent rentes, 10 francs
15 centimeS.
Exchange on London. l24 francs
90 centimes
Five per cent loan. 80 francs 80
Centimes
The dollar was quoted at - francs
81 centimeS.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
INTEREST CENTERS
IN FRENCH BONDS
Threat of New Financial
Crisis in Paris Is Cause
of Weakness.
Bl GEORGE II. III GHES.
Dispatch to Tho star.

Special Dispatch to Tho star.
NEW YORK. November "a Weak
ness in French issues ovcrsnadoWed
all other developments in bonds today,
following the announcement Of the
fall of the French cabinet and coiuci
d"Ht with the decline in French francs
to 4 new iow for the wear. French
dollar bonds sold down Ia u point and
half, the largest loss coming in the
Ii.s
All the French obligations dealt in
on the Nov York Stock Exchange are
payable. principal una interest. in do!
lars. and So. theoretically. ought uut
be affected hv the weakness in France.
but The severity Of the French iiuaH.
CiHl crisis WAS reflected syupH'hetI-
CaiIy in the dollar bonds The selling.
however. lcft quotations -rili much
above tho low points "r he year
reached lust spring
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Power Issue Out Today

BuubriGhL K to. Inc. are Offering
today a new issue of 81. 500 .O00. IT..
United Light ana Power Go. GOLD de.
"entures . per cent series 1928. dated
November !. 1875. due November
1919. The issue is heing offered ar
% and accrued interest to Weld about
6.53 per cent.
The borrowing company now con.
trolls and operates a group Of prop
critics furnishing public utility service
in - communities of the Middle West
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Bank Increases CanitaI.

Dr. Frederick Ernest Farrinston =
president of the Chevy Chase Savings
Bank instead Of Edward II. Jones, as
errrneouSly reported.
This institution has lust authorized
an increase of S50.0oO in capital. "a
total tI-ure of 100000. and whiIs
no definite decision has been reached,
It Is understood sale Of the new shares
"lil he made 10 stockholders on the
same basis AS the original offerir-
The bank now has deposits Of about
S4I0.ooo. win t,tal assets Of approx.
U41ft.11- S-IO tUu
Evening star., 1925-11-23
RESERVE BANK WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY
Possible Federal Action This Week
Awaited With Intense
Interest.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK November 23.-Di-
rectors of the New York Federal Re
serve Bank will hold their weekly
meeting on Wednesday afternoon in
stead of Thursday. owing to the
Thanksgiving day holiday. The week
ly reports of conditions of both the
New York banks and the Federal Re
serve systems VIII be released for
publication Saturday. The New York
bank IS now the only one which has
not changed the 312 per cent redis-
count rate, those in Boston. Phila-
delphia, Cleveland and San Fransisco
having increased it 10 4 per cent.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
POTATO MARKET FAIR,

CHICAGO. November 23 GP)-Po.
tatoes Trading inst fair. market
steady. total United States shipments
Saturday, I'll; Canadian. 10 cars: sun
day, %; Wisconsin, Minnesota. sacked
round whites. 3.25a3.5O. Michigan.
Wisconsin bulk, round whites. 325a
$40.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
TOBACCO RECEIPTS OFF.
Sales Increase to 1872 Hogsheads
in Maryland Market.
snccial pisnatch 10 The star-

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
BALTIMORE, November -3-Re-
ceipts of Maryland leaf tobacco the
past week decreased to 50 hogsheads,
but sales increased to 7S2 hogsheadS.
some of which We're French grades,
FOR which prices were slightly lower
Quotations today for Maryland leaf
tobacco per 100 pounds:
Inferior and frosted. firm leaf. 4.00a
900; sound, common and greenish,
i0.0Oa15.00 good common, 16. .0Oa
800; medium, 26a35; good to fine
red, 3600a53.00; fancy, 54.00a55.O 90;
seconds. common to medium, 600a
1000; seconds. good TO fine, 3l00a
$500; upper country, air cured. S00a
5000; ground leaves, new. nominal.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
BROWN SHOES NET.

NEW YORK, November % CP).-
Net income of the Brown Shoe Go. for
the year ended October 81 was S2,l94.
791 after interest. depreciation and
Federal taxes. compared with Slab,
SCI the year before.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Board Room Installed.

The .1cM branch oI Eastman. Dillon
4 G".. Transportation Building. an
ngunces the installation Of a board
room equipped with direct private
wires I" New York. IN addition to all
facilities fol. conducting u genera.
st0ck exchange business
Evening star., 1925-11-23
TURKEYS MOVING FREELY.

DENVER, November % tSpeciaD.-
Turkeys are moving freely for the
Thanksgiving trade Fancy yolmc
toms are commanding 30 TO 81 cents a
pound and hens are % To % cents on
the hoof.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
GRAIN EXPORTS IMPROVE.

Grain exports last week from the
United States were 2.d9lo00 bushels
as compared with 1890, 900 the week
before, Commerce Department figures
showed TODAY
Evening star., 1925-11-23
November, aa lpl =

CHICAGO. November % LPJ.-But-
ter lower, receipts 1888 tubs. cream
cry extras, 49a4a5O; standards. 44a. :
extra firsts. 46a4S; firsts, 43l2a4+i2 .
seconds, 41ai2.
Eggs unchanged receipts 4.Z39
cases: tirsts, 55aJ8; ordinary lirsts. asa
o4. refrigerator extras. 35, irsts. 81
Evening star., 1925-11-23
$4,000 in Christmas Club.

The Bank If Brightwood reports \
Christmas savings club OF S40nB9
which viii be disbursed on Decem.
bar l.
Evening star., 1925-11-23
a. go
ItiGSl
Commercial Bank Hit, 9i0.

Slu.k If the commercial Natlona
EanE proved the feature ul lodaE
session uu the Washington stock +
change this morning, netting an ad
vance of SO "a share 10 2lO on sale
uf - shares. The security opeuet
. points higher. al 9oJ, suffered
i-point reaction. then jumped 10 10
"n subsequent selling involving fSe
shares
capital Traction stock ruled ease
A. lo-"4 as did Gas at 6art. Union
TruSt co. was strong 1t 20. NerGef
thaler VAS relatively active M IG-
with E4GGS National Bank selling Al
4it. Potomac Electric Power Pre-
terred was finn AT l04 bu1 Railway
preferred sold off 10 goa,
Evening star., 1925-11-23
STOCKS IN TUMBLE
IN FINAL HOUR
High-Priced Motors and Spe-
CiaIty Shares Under Heavy
Selling Pressure.
BY STU ART =. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK. November -3-On
heavy selling toward the end of to-
days session, pressure against the
motor shares. the steeIs and other re
cent leaders was actively resumed
Rubber stocks broke badly. and as
business left off for the day the whole
list was very much unsettled.
Mining Stock Jumps.
one of the remarkable features was
. jump Of over II points III Federal
Mining and smelling common. with a
Use of over points in the preferred.
The common at H6 was selling SO
points above where ii was a month
ago. The report was that the prin-
cipal interests in American Smelling
and Refining co. were buying more
Of the minority stock. Also ii was
said that earnings We're running 1T
the rate of over $50 It share on the
preferred. although il had To toe re
membered that nearly 20 per cent
was due on dividend arrears.
General Motors sold eX the regular
dividend Of II. per cent and the 50
extra After this deduction selling
continued and the shares at one time
were down over 3 points. support
appeared for Hudson around 90 ana
for white around 81. Chrysler was
weak for a time. but subsequently
rallied. Studebaker was comparative
y inactive, Hupp around - v.as
down points from lis recent top.
Fisher Body went down still further
despite the favorable report for the
quarter ended october 81. which show
ed net of SS.23S 600. as compared with
$5.270 goo in the precediu@ quarter
and S3.l7S.0O9 III the same quarter
:, year ago.
Oil Shares Fairly Strong.
Oil shares We're helped hv the va
~ious indications appearing of an ad-
vaucinG tendency in both crude and
gasoline prices. This was accom-
panied by local upward reaijust-
ments in the Texas district and hy an
advance Of ! cent a gallon bv the
Magnolia Petroleum Co. in oklahoma
pau-Americau b" Marlaud, Pacific
oil. Mid-Coutiuent Petroleum and Gen
pra Asphalt We're the features.
Commercial Investment Trust made
q new high record. responding further
To the recent dividend increase from
$50 to s.. so share. Gimbel Brothers
was in lively demand. on the other
hand, International Shoe had quite a
break. The tobacco stocks We're most
ri them very struug-J- -nited Cigar
Stores. Schultz and Consolidated Cigar
particularly.
Noon Market Advances.
Weakness of special stocks was
ignored. the market deriving encour-
agerr~nt from the announcement of
an increase Of 10 to 25 cents Il barrel
IN Pennsylvs,nia crude oil and eNten-
*ive accumulation OF the tobacco and
merchandise shares ChrysIer dropped
10 ISL. but rebounded 70 lS5@4. Inter
national Shoe yielded SA 500 Az
and Congoleum 25s. the last men
TONED selling at is. the lowest of the
,-ear. On the other hand. Federal
Mining and Smelling rose 1li2 TO S6,
the highest in about 20 years. United
Cigar stores advanced 5, Mack Truck,
41-s, and American Can. 3l2. Call
..cran.I.nl -. 8 n
Evening star., 1925-11-23
NORTH AMERICAN
SHOWS BIC GAINS
Reserves and Surplus In
creases $4,000, 900 Over
Last Year-Other Notes.
BY CHAS. =. SHAEFFER

Reserves and surplus of the North
American CO., which is prominently
identified with the local street railway
situation totaled $78171.n70 a.
September 90. last. an increase ~
Sl3,@S3.26S during the ] . months, &c
cording to consolidated balance She
made public this morning.
Property ana plant account amour.
cd 20 S5l3,4l5.395. an increase dursa.
'h" l. months of S4l 0sl.SS4. Currea..
assets. amounting 10 %4V.150.G55. ..
'eed"d current and accrued liabilities
pN SlI,@,".'-h. OF the current asses
>I'.llh,%ll was represented Dl cash
ana Nued States Government 50
curueS. The loans shown on tie
raianc" sheet hive since been IarEe.y
reduced, company officials state Cash
ami securities on deposit with trustees
au"',h'ed to- Sea4.569. decrease .,
"'.-"N resulting principally from
The payment uf londs Of subsidiary
companies Ta'urei or redeemed Con.
mon stock of the company increased
S-.a1'.t5v during Tn" II months, wh:!.
iAAu"H Nehf and preferred stock /,
subsidiary companies Increased s.
ltl.93" ana $Il,45l.l1D. respectivel.
~ a"c"l dance nitI long E.esta bliqhe.E
poi!rg, said Frank l. Dame. PEE,
d'il 81 the North American Co, reg
s"Hah.@ proportions of earnings az
appropriated Tor depreciation aua
oiHrf reserves. Is Indicated bv the
aet increase of SG.5GI.552 ia reserve,
which on September 5r 1925. amour
ed 70 SO5.265. After appropriation.
for all reserves and the payment or
dividends on th" preferred and com
mon stock of The North American Co
surplus increased S74-l-Ii6 and
amounted 10 S27.3G5.So5. The COZ
S"Idaied balance sheet does not j.
s,Hde Western Power Corporation o.
&--~lSSlppI ISiNer Power 90. or the
subsidiaries, for the control Of which
negotiations were only recentIv cor
.cIuded. q"
Evening star., 1925-11-23

Dividend rates as given in the above tabIa
are the annual cash payments based on tbe
latest quarterly or half yearly declarS.tinns
dends are not included. "
a Paid this year. no regular rate. b or
OPTIONAL in stock. sPartly stock PARTLY
extra sPayabe in preferred stock tPIus
al IN stock pay1hA" r. uuastrriv rpIis
o.. Ia STOCK yaJ able - . uuaI ierl4
Evening star., 1925-11-23

%. .~'i4-'4'i t'-'i li.'.JfI-f- account Tor
~ months ended September 30 f.
lows.
,t"~- earnings So o." 44s
nu @Nu. n.aur. 6 tdHe- IS 465 az
Set .n.. from of p-at.ou r. sac eoS 5nt
Dsi'i net income 372@ -,
~ Total ,uet income. 49,. S%1.33s.7I-
"i subs. ana naEit. interests - sa@ -
Ra 'n" aeas. re- Gys and
>.rpL.- ....-... - 45s4su
iAf.-r..'- Goo. e.H.t. -lat -uh = 10 D.,
SIP Gao So
DN- "1 y. a Dl. stn'h 80 gE>
ha|-une 'a- com stock. .. >I0a45 So
b.A- ON ""U. siUe. -..... 5000 Rs:
tn eg~u aft. all alr- ana
70. to- L. months ...-". S-e.54~"
ari. 10 nrUr.. res and 10 4u.-
"..- after a0 Gsy~-......... IG.Gs-. .saa
Evening star., 1925-11-23
Twelve Months Income.

Consolidated income account for IT,
months ended September 30 fr..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-10-28
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, John II. Prescott and Sarah
p. H Prescott, both of Eden, in the
County of Hancock and State of Maine,
by their mortgage deed dated August
/, A. d. 1899, and recorded in the
registry of deeds for said County of
Hancock, in book $40, page 175, con-
veyed to one Luere b. Deasy, certain
real estate formerly known as the
Harden and Prescott farm, situated
near Bar Harbor in the town of Eden,
in said County of Hancock, containing
fifty acres, more or less, bounded and
described as follows:
beginning at the town road known
as the Harden farm road at the
northeastern corner of a lot of land
owned by said John II. Prescott; thence
southerly but following the center OF
said town road to the junction OF SAID
road with the road recently laid out
and now being constructed leading
from said Harden farm southerly to
the otter Creek road; thence southerly
to a stone post set in the ground, in or
near the western side of said new ROAD,
said stone post lying in an easteriy dl-
rection from the house occupied by
said John H. Prescott; thence SOUTH