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, 1925-01-11
Special Music at
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

W. II. G%uiberson, soioist OF the
Los Angeles Oratoria society will
sing at IL a m. this morning at the
First Presbyterian tabernacle, Sixth
and Durbin streets and again this
evening at the church at 1880 o'clock.
His selections follow;
THE Publican" by Van do Water.
"Where'er You Walk" by Handel.
Fear Not Ye. o Isreal." by bud.
ley Buck.
"one sweetly Solemn Thought"
by Ambrose.
Face TO Face" by Herbert John
son.
THE Lost Chord" Sullivan.
There Is a Green Hill.' Gounod.
The Blind Ploughmap," Clark,
There Is no Death" Godfrey
O'Hara.
Trees" Rafbach.
"Legacies." Hill.
Leave 1t with Him." James Ellis.
, 1925-01-11
Modern Woodmen TO Meet
On Monday Evening,

Casper Camp No. 1925. Modern
Woodmen Of America. will hold a
meeting on Monday evening. Jan
uary ~. for the purpose of making
plans for work for the new year,
1t is requested that all members at
tend.
, 1925-01-11
PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER
PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY

F. e. Walsh was here yesterday
from Cheyenne,
A, c. Ritzmap and Watt Kobatter
of Lincoln. Mob. were here ycster-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Reyes of Hud-
son were visitors in Casper satur-
day.
r. L. Copsey was a Thermopolis
man who spent Friday In Casper on
business.
James C. Jay has returned to
Powder River after transacting bust.
ness affairs here.
, 1925-01-11
Panhellenlc Tea at
Littleheld Home.

on Saturday afternoon, January
II, the P~an-hellenic association will
give a tea at the home Of Mrs. Glenn
Littieield. 1877 South Park avenue.
to which all those eligible to mem
bership in the association are in
vited TO attend. Members Of the
Pi Beta Phi sorority will act as
h~ostesses.
, 1925-01-11
Moose Lodge Holds
Meeting of Interest.

Casper Lodge No. 1852. Loyal Or
der OF Moose. he'd their first meet.
Ing for the year on Thursday ave.
ming Of Inst week with n large mum.
Der Of members attending Candl.
dates were Initiated and plans out.
lined for the work Of 1925. as II "a
expected that the organization will
, 1925-01-11
Iroquols Council
VIII Meet Thursday.

Iroquois council No. S. Degree OF
Pocahontas. will meet In regular
session Thursday evening. January
10. at 5 o'clock at the I. o. o. f.
hail. All members are asked to be
present as officers will be installed
and candidates initiated. Refresh.
ments will be served by a committee
headed by Mrs. Bohannan and Mrs.
Decker.
, 1925-01-11
RECENT AND COMING
EVENTS IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES OF CASPER

alse a .arEe membership for the
coming year.
The legioneers ~auxialry OF the
lodge and Powder River Legion No.
20 will hold a special meeting on
Saturday evening. January II, for
the purpose of installing new Off
GERS and It is requested that al
members having candidates for the
legion notify the committee at the
next meeting.
, 1925-01-11
Mrs. hicGrath VIII BE
Hostess at Party.

Mrs. Leigh McGrath viii be host
ess at an informal luncheon and
bridge party on Thursday Of this
week at her home. complimentary
10 her sister. Miss Florence Elem
ming Of Nova Scotia.
, 1925-01-11
ID. A. X. TO Meet at
Bacon Home Tuesday

Daughters OF the American Rev.
oltuion will meet on Tuesday after
noon at $50 o'clock at the residence
Of Mrs. E.. p Bacon. sos East Tenth
street with Mrs. Thomas Cooper and
Mrs. H.. c. Chappell as assistant hos
%tesses,
, 1925-01-11

Miss Florence Flemming Of Nova
Scotia. guests of her sister. Mrs,
Leigh McGrath will be the guest Of
honor at an informal bridge tea to
he given on Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Arthur A. Schultz Mt her
home on East Second street.
, 1925-01-11

outstanding stock on Invincible on
has been exchanged share for share
for Louisiana OIL Refining stock.
An official of Imperial Ltd. sav,|
that company has n three hundred
barrel well II miles from okatokosI
Alberta. which is making 900 barrelj
of 10 gravity oil at a,74o feet. coml
pany plans to develop nearby acreI
age. .Nt- a.
, 1925-01-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Are
Hosts ut Bridge Pnrty.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Parker We're
hosts at a small informal bridge
party on Friday evening at their
home In Mills. Honors for the eve
ming were won by Mrs. Leroy Gray
and Ralph Barton.
Guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Gray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Thomas. Miss Kathryn Ma.
honey and Ralph Barton,
, 1925-01-11

the high school girls OF the church.
A new organization will be formed
and officers elected.
Music Division Meeting
Wednesday Afternoon.
The Music division of the Casper
Woman's Departmental club will
meet on Wednesday afternoon, jan
uary II ut $50 o'clock at the p. C.
Nicolaysen home on South wolcott
street:
The program for the afternoon
follows;
Paper. Life and Works Of Scar.
latti" by Mrs. A. G. Riker.
Vocal Selections-Mrs. Berta
Smith.
Piano MEMBERSHIPS. Charles A.
Fowler.
Paper, EARLY Operas as Dramas
Mrs. Eleanor Snyder.
Duet-Mrs. Sundweli and Mrs. q.
c. Gates.
Vocal Solo-'Boe Dhe sapatc"-
Miss Frances Bowerman.
Paper, Influence OF Mission
Schools IN Early operas"-Mrs. p.
c. Nicolaysen.
Vocal selections-Mrs. l.. D. Bran.
son
, 1925-01-11
Mrs. Paulley VIII BE
Hostess for Ceramic Club.

Mrs. b. r. Paulley will be hostess
for the regular meeting Of the 'Cera.
mic club on Thursday afternoon at
her residence, 1888 South Mckinley
street.
, 1925-01-11
Mrs. Firmin to Entertain
Woman's Club Saturday,

Mrs, Frank b. Firmin. assisted by
Miss May Hamilton, will entertain
the members OF the Casper woman's
club on Saturday afternoon at the
home OF tho former, s04 Grant ave.
nue.. or interest on the program
will be a paper by Mrs. NJ. c. Keith
on Southern California.
, 1925-01-11
Victory Program VIII
BE Given january Is.

In celebration Of the Anniversary
of the 18th amendment the women's
Christian Temperance union will
give a victory program on Sunday
evening. january 49,. at the First
Christian church. The program will
be printed this week.
, 1925-01-11
Bridge Luncheon Tomorrow
At Cunningham Home.

Mrs. a. ]. Cunningham will be
hostess to n few friends tomorrow
Al an Informal luncheon and bridge
party at her residence on South
Center street for Miss Florence
Flemming OF Nova Scotia, guest Of
Mrs. Leigh McGrath.
, 1925-01-11
Church Choir VIII
Re Entertained.

The choir OF the First. Presbyte.
rian church VIII be entertained on
Friday evening at 1850 o'clock at the
manse, 1903 South wolcott street.
Following rehearsal the evening will
be spent socially and all members.
their husbands and wives are invit.
ed to attend.
, 1925-01-11
Fine Arts Division
Meeting Tuesday Afternoon.

The Fine Arts division OF the Cas-
per woman's Departmental club has
changed Its meeting to Tuesday at-
ternoon OF this week at Which time
It will be held at the home Of Mrs.
p. C. Nicolaysen on South Wolcott
street. The meeting viii begin at
? o'clock.
, 1925-01-11
Regular Meeting of
o. Il. S. Thursday.

The regular meeting OF Fort Cas-.
per chapter. order OF Eastern Star
Will be held on Thursday evening of
this week Mt s o'clock at the Masonic
temple During the evening candi.
dates will be initiated and refresh
ments served by a committee In
charge, Tho examining committee
vii be present at 1880.
, 1925-01-11
Mrs. Lummis To BE
Hostess Al Luncheon.

Mrs. 3. B.. Lummis will be host.
ess on Tuesday at her residence on
Sixth stree AT an Informal lunch.
FOL and bridge party. compliment.
ary TO Mrs. II. H. Nichols Of Coun.
ell Bluffs, Iowa, guest OF her son
and family on South Park avenue.
, 1925-01-11

Midwest Refining company test
well in Lakota sand Salt Creek field
on Mountain Producers lease
producing at rate of 5000
barrels a day. well will be deep.
ened to determine thickness of oil
sand.
Petroleum imports into United
Kingdom week ended January 5
were 100000 900 imperial gallons
against less than 5000. 900 week be.
fore.
A little over 81 per cent of the
, 1925-01-11
fDelphian Society VIII
Meet at Library,

The first meeting OF the new year
Of the Delphian society will be held
tomorrow afternoon Mt the public H.
brary during which time. Shakes
pears dramatic comedy. 1.-THE Temp.
est" viii be discussed with Mrs.
Phil Rorn as leader. All members
as well as visiting members in the
CITY are invited to attend.
, 1925-01-11
Junior Philathea
Glass E~ntertains.

Members OF the Junior Phllathea
class entertained on Friday evening
at the Methodist Episcopal church
for "our Gang" composed OF boys OF
the church high school class.
, 1925-01-11
Apollo Club Rehearsal
To BE Held Tuesday.

The Apollo club will hold n re
hearsal on Tuesday evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church at 1870
O'Clock after which members will at
tend tho Treble Clef concert TO be
given at the Elks' auditorium.
, 1925-01-11
Mrs. PAU Hardie OF
Midwest Entertains.

Mrs. Paul Hardie was hostess to
a number OF friends at n bridge
party given at her home on Tues
day of last week at the Gas plant at
Midwest. Twenty guests attended
and an enjoyable Afternoon was spent
after which refreshments were
served.
, 1925-01-11
~Synurgae Meeting Is
ostponed for Week.

The regular meeting OF the st.
Marks Synurgae has been postpon-
ed until Tuesday evening. January
20. the place TO be announced later.
, 1925-01-11
Miss Smith VIII Entertain
"Wednesday for Mrs. Dean.

Miss Edna Smith will entertain at
n bridge luncheon on "Wednesday
at her home on South Center street,
In courtesy to Mrs. Alfred Dean OF
Chicago, guest OF her mother-in-
law, Mrs. r. A. Dean.
, 1925-01-11
Bridge Party Is Enjoyed
At MAMest Last Week.

The Mesdames Harry Mathews
and Charles Bagant were Joint hos
tesses at an informal bridge party
given last Friday evening at their
home at Midwest. Twenty guests
attended.
, 1925-01-11
Miss Mahoney For
Midnight Bridge Club.

Miss Kathryn Mahoney viii be
hostess for the first meeting OF the
Midnight bridge club on Thursday
evening nj her home on South Cen.
ter street.
, 1925-01-11

James Weidcrhoid. The club will
be entertained again in two weeks
on Saturday by Mrs. Jeremiah Ma.
honey at her home. 536 South VOL.
colt street.
, 1925-01-11

Chapter o OF the p. T.. o. Sister
hood will meet on Wednesday eve
Mrs. A. C. Keyes. 71e Badger ave
nue..
, 1925-01-11
Monday Club to Meet
At Mahoney Residence.

The regular meeting Of the Mon.
day Bridge club will be held tomor-
row at the home OF Mrs. jeremiah
Mahoney. 5s6 South wolcott street.
, 1925-01-11
Dancing Party Is
Enjoyed Friday.

,Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Donahoe snd
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack A. Leary We're
joint hosts at n small dancing party
given on Friday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donahoe on
South David street.
, 1925-01-11
Eagles Auxiliary
VIII Meet This Week.

The Eagles auxiliary viii meet on
Thursday afternoon Mt . o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. Yohe. l242 South
Oak street. All members are asked
to attend,
, 1925-01-11
Pepper Club Meeting
Monday Evening.

The regular meeting OF the Pep
per club will be held tomorrow even.
ing at tho ]. p. Smith home on
South Center street with Miss Edna
Smith ms hostess.
, 1925-01-11
Dinner at Nanse 10
BE Wednesday Evening.

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles A,
Wilson will entertain at a 6 o'clock
dinner on "Wednesday evening for
, 1925-01-11

California has over $500 miles Q
state highway. r-
, 1925-01-11
Pupils Of Mrs. Cook
To Appear In Recital.

Pupils OF Mrs. Ray Cook VIII ap.
pear In recital on Thursday evening,
January %. at the Wells music
store.
, 1925-01-11
Study Class Meeting
With Mrs. Cobb,

The Study class will meet Monday
afternoon at 2;i5 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. A. II. Cobb, s45 South
Beech street.
, 1925-01-11
Petroleum Lodge
Meeting Tuesday.

The Petroleum lodge No. ATS.
society Of the brotherhood of tho
b. L. +. ana E., will meet on Tues,
day evening at 8 O'Clock at the Odd
Fellows hall. All members are
asked to be present.
, 1925-01-11
Dinner This Evening
At Henning Hotel.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Wheeler will
DO hosts to n few friends this eve
ming at dinner at the Henning hotel
, 1925-01-11
Piano Pupils To
Appear In Recital.

Friends and relatives will attend
the piano recital to be given Mt S
o'clock Monday evening at the Grace
Englifh Lutheran church by the pu-
pills OF Mrs. Homer Helms. The pro-
gram follows;
Tho First Lesson" Krogmann.
Cd Melody -------- Eunice Smith
Duet, Sartorio ----- Jean Helms
First Waltz" Krogmann 1900
Robert Brand
Musical Reading, THE Man With
n Single Hair" Wood ---
Grace Ferguson
Accompanied by Brena Uber
"Gertrudes Dream" Beethoven
Mildred Gray
London Bridge" ----Lawson
Song OF the silent Pulses" Matthews
Thcda Phelps
"On the Lake. Williams -
Grace Ferguson
THE Goblin Procession" Minuet
In G. Beethoven
Madelyn Tobin
"Pierette," Chaminade ----
Brena UDer
, 1925-01-11
Mrs. Broolus Is Hostess
For Fortnightly Club.

Mrs. b. B.. Brooks was hostess
Yesterday for the regular meeting OF
the Fortnlghtly bridge club at her
residence on South wolcott street.
Guests present besides members
were Mrs. Robert r. Rose and Mrs.
, 1925-01-11

the high school girls OF the church.
A new organization will be formed
and officers elected.
, 1925-01-11
Y. W. C. A. to Organize
New Handcraft Class.

Leave 1t with Him." James Ellis
, 1925-01-11

Russell Williams of Muncie. Ind,
was an arrival yesterday in the city.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
COTTON FUTURES
|. IN ADVANCE TODAY
Gables and Bullish View Of
Weather Report Are
Leading Factors.
~ the A0ocisted Press.

NJ the A AsoclSt Press.
NEW YORK. Septembe, s0.-rhs
cotton market opened steady today at
an advance Of to II pointa. Many
overnight selling orders from the
South and local and Wall Street
sources were soon absorbed and the
market advanced 70 2s.5l for Dscsi1l.
Der contracts. or about Is to - points
net higher.
Buying was encouraged by relative.
ly hrm Liverpool cables ana rather
q. bullish view OF the weekly report OF
ths Weather Bureau. There also was
covering and some buying for trade
accounts. The demand was not gen.
eral. but proved sufficient to hold the
market fairly steady.
New Orleans Quotations.
NEW ORLEANS. September So
Cotton futures opened steady: October,
22.sS: December 22.75: January. 22.S6;
March, 22.Ss; May. 22.S0 bid. Ftrat
trades showed no change to point,
advance. Cables were little better
than due. an tho weekly weather and
crop report was considered rather un.
favorable.
Prices rallied right after tho call
December trading up TO 22.S7 and
March to 22.77: prices continued to
rule steady up 10 the end Of the first
half hour of trading. The late months,
which were weak in yesterdays mar
ket. were hrmer than the near posi-.
tions this morning. The weather ma p
showed little rain in the belt.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
LITTLE FLOUR SHIPPED
ABROAD THIS SEASON
Hillers Report Surprising Lack Of
Demand tor European
Trade.
SpeciaI Dispatch TO Tns s,a!.

Special Disostch TO Tns s,a!
MINNEAPOLIS. September &c.
American millers are almost eiimi-
mated from the European foreign
t14ds. according to the Northwestern
Miller. 1t says:
A year ago At this time mills could
hardly supply the European demand
for four OF avery grade. They were
fighting with each other for steamer
space, ana steamship lines were add.
ing extra sailing dates for every YES.
sci they had available. In comment
ing on the changed situation which
exists currently. one miller quoted
from his records to show that last
year at this time he had sold 1000
barrels Of four to Europe, whereas
so fer this year he has sold 500 and
most Of that was second clear. In
quiry among the mills reveals that
this proportion IL not far out OF line.
Tho trade with Latin America, how.
ever. has held up remarkably we'll.
Mills which had slready established
their brands there have sold a 8 much
or more flour thar n ut this time year
ago.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

PONTIAC, Mich. September Sn.-It
understood here that the General
"otnrs Corporation Is preparing to an.
,.ounce 4 new light six model to b
known as the Pontiac car. which will
le made in the Oakland plant and will
seM tor approximately $500.
BOSTON, September So.-Essier
prices at Southern terminals have
been reflected here in the prices for
New River and PocahontaH bitumi-
nous coal, which now Is offered at
1926 a gross ton on cars. Boston deal
ers say consumers have bought only
ro' current requirements.
ST. LOUIS. September s0.-Sealskin
coats seem likely to be higher this
Winter. judging from prices brought
Tor Alaska skins at the Government
auctions here. Approximately $500
sIdns brought $s4o,ooe.
PHILADELPHIA, September So
warn manufacturers are feeling the
Improvement In the demand for wool.
ems and worsted and are hSediNS Arm
with the belief that prices will "A.
vance. Jersey cloth and halbriggan
warns are in continued demand.
ST. PAUL, September 3o.-The
highest prices for steers since 1920
we're recorded this week wren a car
load ted At Herman. Mimi. brought
s2.tss. 1T the rats Of sl4 hu1drsd.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received b. pr~ste Wire Direct t. Tbs Star 0AsS

nes exercise this in view of the rspArt
submitted by their mining engineer
after his insp>ctien Of this prorAssy
vas followed by the statem0nt from
eAscials At HnSinsers' Gala that. In
view ef the cenhict bstween the r>pArt
Of the engineer rsprNnntinG &hs hank'
Ing interests ana psrvious reports by
the camlany's An<sneers. the company
aine>re 70 make further reports on the
property.
Rickenhacksr Motor. which recent
lv Md been dealt In In the 'over.ths.
equator market" made it debut On
the Curb Exchange ts4sy. 4 slsck ef
9I.eeo shares epaksd At Z. With . sub.
ssausnt fractional sAyancs. but Later
dropped below the opening figure.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
APPLE SHIPMENTS
IN SHARP GAINS
Potatoe, Also Being Rushed u
Larket-Price Trend IL
Now Upward.

~ the Associslec Pr<n.
CHICAGO. september s0.--Applel
and potatoes are now leaders OF ths
marketing movement Of fruit and
vegetables. This Government Bureau
Of Agricultural Economics reported
today that IN pa rticu,ar tina movement
Of apples has been gaining voluns
ra apidiy. total shipments for the week
being. 5.Snl carloads. as compared
with. 4,22s a week ago.
Big shipments Of potatoss also ars
In progress. averaging close to l,ooc
carloads . day.
Notwithsta ndinx the great and in
creasirg supply of apples and potatoes
the tendency Of the whole list cf
fruits and vegetables. peaches except
I'd. u to higher prices following a
downward trend Of fully 4 month.
The report says the change of trend
may be only the usual rebound after
4 long drop. and that II seems rather
early for a sustained move upward.
Demand has been active, however.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
PRICES HOLD FIRM
At CENTER MARKET
Much Heavier Apple Receipts
, Reported-Meats, Eggs
and Butter Unchanged.

Consumers ere MAKING anxious in
auiries about the prospects for cling
psaohes this sea ason. Such peaches
Usually appear in the local market
about this time Of tho year. Only a
very few have thus fG arrived. and
they found read. sale at advanced
oricAS
Cling peaches have been exception.
ally scarce II recent years, dealers re.
port, and no advance Information has
tesn received relative to the prospects
~ getting supplies this season. Thess
coaches are IN demand for preserving
and sweet pickling.
Receipts Of other peaches, chiehy
Elbertas. arc light. and the market
dun. Bushel baskets Of New York
CibertaS were quoted at from Les
for ordinary quality 10 2.25 for the
oaet stock.
liberal supplies of apples are being
received, and a range OF priceS from
100 to 2.75 reported. A moderate de.
nand for light supplies Of pears Is re-.
ported, prices ranging from ESQ to
400.
Prices of meats, vegetables. butter,
eggs and poultry were substa ntialiy
fhe sa me as prices quoted Yesterday.
Today's Wholesale Fricss.
store packed. IS.
Egg@F2ncy selected, c2ndled, 40a
~: average receipts. 10: storage. -.
Poultry - Alive - Spring chickens.
large. 2Sa3o; small, 2s: heavy fowls.
2oa2I; ducks. IS; keats. 40a75: turkeys.
25a3o; geese. 12al6. DreSssd-Spring
chickens. large. 81: small. 81; turkeys.
70: ducks. 20: geese. I2H.
Live stock - Calves, 10; lambs,
Srring, IS: hogs. "a.
Meat-Beef. Is; veal. 20a22. Spring
lambs. aoa32: hogs. %; loins. 37a3S:
smoked shoulders 2Sa24: hams 2nsa a.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
BIG KElaz1 THOUGHT EEAR

NEW YORK. September 50 Cp2.-.
Recent sharp advances in the baking
shares. with General Baking in the
lead. have GRATED belief In Wall Street
that the monster merger frequently
discussed - near at hand. with an an.
neuncement probable in 4 week Or 70.
The ultimate combinat ton Is expected
to include. sugar rsfinsriss, flour mills
and dairy Companies.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Freight Embargo
In Miami Area
Will Be Resumed

Spec,sI DiarAtch TO Ths Star.
MIAMI, September so.--"Ths
dad freight" ambarso here, lifted
last week. will bs made affective
again tonight. There are 400 cars
awaiting unloading IN the Yards
here and 1000 carloads Of freight
are held At Jacksonville for NOVA.
ment to east coast cities. Psrishable
freight will continue to move un.
restricted
Evening star., 1925-09-30
$4,000, 900 IN NEW PAVING.

CLEVELAND. September 80 (Spe
ciaD.-Approximately rs miles Of new
street paving Is nearing completion
here. About half the work laid out
for the year has been finished. So
far 2S6 streets have been paved or
are in process Of paving and contracts
for paving IS moro streets will be let
shortly. The work to date has cost
$s,Sl1,%4s, or $5.16 a square yard.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
HEw STOCK ISSUE coxIua.

NEW YORK, 6Spkemb~r - LP0.-
Directors Of llltnois Central have
authsrizaA an aAAitJenal issue Of per
cant convertible preferred stock,
series A, In an amount equal to 10
Per cent Of common Stetk a. of Octo.
ber %. The outstanding common
stock on necemhar Is. 1924, amounted
to 3121,oko.Bee. subscription rtghts
viii b mailed about 0ctobar 22, Ray.
mont In fvll At Slee par Tor the new
shares being due 0ctelsr 1s.-
Evening star., 1925-09-30
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
WIPES OUT DEFICIT

NEW YORK. September so P).-
In contrast to 6 deficit Of 35s ,20s in
August last year. the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad reports . balance Of
3Sos.45 after taxes for August. 1925.
For the months this wear the bal
ancs was $14.701 ,o21, against I'll .555..
es1 q yea ago.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
NNYNo STOCKS,
NAIL 1UaI1Hss Grows.

BALTIMORE September 60 lSre.
ciall-Busness of the American n
Wholesale Corpora ton. which does 4
wholesale mail order business chiefly
in the South. has BEEN picking up sub
stAntially since early June. In con.
sequence fetal sales Of the company
for the first eight months are ahead
Of similar period last year. August
sales amounted to 3a.4e4 ,sSS. a. against
33,ie2,2+l, 4 esin Of $2e3,72s.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
ACQUIRE OIL COKPANY.

NEW YORK. September so f).-
Capitalists of oklahoma snd Cali
fornia. headed by James E. Dunn
of Bartlettsville. Okla. have acquired
a large interest In Gibson OIL Co. Mr.
Dunn has heen elected president and
Walter r. crusoe of Los Angeles has
hten made director.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
BY WILLIAM F. HEFTERNAN.

NEW YORK. September 3o.-Ths
movement OF pricas on tho Curb Ex.
change todhy was very confused. a. 1t
has bsen for 10 days. Efforts to suS.
tain the upward movement vas notice.
asls In some directions. while In Others
heavy liquidation was In progress.
The announcement that directors Of
Charles Freshman Radio Corporation
had decided to omit the quarterly divi.
dend OF 80 cents certainly was not In.
spring to holders of radio stocks.
Music Master and Theromidine Lost
= point or moye and smaller declines
occurred In Freshman. Dsforest. Du.
btlier and Aazsttine.
The statement thai the bankers who
held options on EnEineers' Gold would
Evening star., 1925-09-30
KEROSENE ADVANCED.

NEW YORK. September 80 r).-
The Standard OIL Co. of New Jersey
has increased the price of kerosene
FOR export in cases 4 cent a gallon.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
ales INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
Washington Stock Exchange

. Gsp. u ,I TJseGs seS ~ fSssiSoS $500 a' $500
% P''s ~ 9f'ss''Says So at sya: !: s' 4 81 g. =
.. 85T. 10 a. SO 4: 20 =. oaS. 10 a
H;shinston E1y. / Elee. COMO At
1siE. ID at. 1855. 90 u 1865
Afsgs National Dank-1o ~ 4ol. 2 ~
400 1t 400.
Continental Trust-1o At 81.
Mer1enthAler Lnotyns-5 ~ ie'. ~
1877 10 Il lo1.
NsUonal MtKe. 4 Invest pfd-o0 n 944
so At 9A. 100 ~ oA 200 st ek.
AFTER CALL
Potomse Electric &. r. ISL 600 At
loS1a
WGshins,on R~y Cisc cow-,o a.
Eoney-Csu lesns, s ans Q ser cent.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

NEW YORK, September so.-FoI.
lowing Is an Official list Of bonds and
atockS traded IN on the New York
Curb Market today: