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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-30
DECLINE
FORCED BY
SELLING
Baldwin and U. s. Steel Fall
Below Previous Low
Points

NEW YORK, March 3O.-Further
declines in the price of industrial
stock leaders took place in the
early trading today as selling or
ders crowded the market 1mme-
diately after the opening. Both
Baldwin and United States Steel
fell through their previous low
points for the year, while American
Can and Cast Iron Pipe declined to
the lowest price since their sky
advances in the early
part of the month. AT l64A,
American Can was down "a points
from the high of the year, while
Cast Iron Pipe at 1856 showed a
decline of IS points from that
level
Railroad stocks did not share the
reactionary trend Of the industrtalS.
though prices in most of the active
rails were frantically lower on a
small volume of sales. Atchison
and New York Central sold In good
volume around Saturdays closing
prices, and Southern Railway gained
about one point on reports that the
directors contemplated increasing
the dividend rate to 8 per cent.
General Electric Company's re-
port for 1924, showing net earnings
of over $21 a share, was q favor
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individual seeking the loan ana the
value OF his security, are Wnol9-
heartedly behind the man who de-
ssires to build and own his own home
and will afford him every accom-
mediation permitted by safe banking
policy. a..
The hanks believe that the home
builder and the home-owner Is the
most desirable type of citizen and
one who will, in the long run.
most benefit the community. For
this reason they are anxious to be
of assistance wherever conditions are
such that their services may be
available.
While there has been some dis
cussion Of the question Of over
building this does not seem to apply
to the individual home builders and,
while the arrears OF this class OF
building consequent upon the war
and the Immediate postwar periods
have unquestionably been largely
made up, the annual requirements,
due to the steady growth OF Wash.
ington indicates that the number of
individual homes builders here will in
crease. rather than decrease.
No kIOWInt u Gl8NluBB AA LA1S
local banks is evidence that wealth
is accommodating to e. greater extent
in the hands OF the individual than
was the case q few years ago.
with this increase in savings comes
the desire to own home and this
desire, coupled with the new habits
of thrift that are In evidence and
the willingness of the local banking
institutions to lend all proper assis.
lance are among the factors that
are promoting the healthy home.
building spirit In the city.
For many years It was the habit
to consider Washington something
of q TRANSIENT city. That is. a great
number Of the people who lived
here were put in the class OF Gov.
eminent employees who might drift
aSay with changing administra-
,tions In recent years. however, 1t
has been recognized that the fluc.
tuations In population on this ac-
count were very minor factors, and,
today. the home-builders and home
buyers are creating a solid, per-
manent population that is steadily
increasing. It is this desirable class
of permanent resident that Is, more
and more, taking advantage II the
assistance OF the local banks and
trust companies In the acquisition
of homes.
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ditional financial
news will be found on
Page 20.
HEAVY SELLING OF RADIO
STOCK FEATURES CURB

NEW YORK. March 3O.-Radio
stocks encountered heavy selling on
the curb market today and prices
for the active shares in this group
declined, in some cases registering
new low prices for the year. The
oil and public utility stocks were
also under pressure in the early
trading but showed better resistance
and scored some good recoveries
later in the session.
The collapse Of the radio stocks
continued, Dubilier sinking to a
new low for the year at 10; Their
medioyne at a new low level at IA /;
HaZeltine down ! at 16A; De For
rest at 10; Fred Eisemann up about
/ point at tn.
Standard Oil of Ohio, Vacuum and
other prominent standard oil stocks
declined from to points, while
low priced independent oils were
fractionally lower.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, March 30.-A supply
OF $4,000 hogs was ID, 900 less than
a week ago but packers were in
such a bearish mood that the trade
was weak and dull from the start
with many OF the lightweight hogs
10 cents lower than at the close Of
last week. The best heavy brought
$3.50 against $14.20 week ago.
Cattle of good quality sold steady
with the palmer grades slow and
weak. Cows and i1eifers were most
ly steady and bulls were strong.
Calves were quoted lower. Quality
plain. Stockers and feeders held
about steady.
Lambs sold rs cents lower on ac.
count OF heavy receipts. Packers
had in nearly half the supply d.
rect.
steady. Bulk. ' siaRSo ofs VS?' top. s1ssO;
hsayyweishts; an s1so 9S medium
Eflss ast rh fht s TfSss
s1a.s6; heavy packing sowa smooth,
;ia;tSSlas5; pigs. si0,7s@ls'cO
steady. Calf receipts. $500. Beef
medium and good. ss.5o@s.5O: good and
S GIS f saaoSsp a Cattle me
helfers. $5.50911.7S: cows $4,000 .7S
bulls, S4@7. Gamers and cutters
Cows and heifers, S2.609460: Gamer
steers. S5.500760. Veal calves (Iight
ana handyweight), as@12; feeder steers,
t6.O09S.76: stocker steers. $5.5O@S.5O;
stocker cows and heifers, $3.50 q Sc 90;
stocker calves $5.6O@S.25.
SHEEP-Receipts. 10000: market
ESQ lower Lambs (fat) $140tS;
lambs: culls and common. $12.00D136o;
yearlings, $12.00@13.5o: wethers $1,000
and common, &204 feeder lambs.
115.b0@16.bo.
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TEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL Markets

able commentary on the financial
results Of the operations Of the
company last year. Further evil
dence Of the hard shedding for the
textile companies in 1924 was fur
nished in the report of the consoli-
dated textile corporation, which
showed q deficit Of $2,027, SIS
against a net profit Of about $50, 000,-
900 in 1923.
The current disappointing trend
OF copper metal prices was reflected
In lower prices for copper stocks,
with Chile and Anaconda near the
lowest prices of the year. The oil
stocks were generally steady with
Pan American active and fraction
ally higher, and California Pete,
Cosden. Maryland, Shell Union and
the Standard Oils recovering moder-
ately from Saturdays slump.
Month end settlements of the
money market accounted for the
firmness in the money rates, call
loan renewals opening at AZ per
cent. Grain and Cotton prices were
lower. cotton rejecting the heavy
showers In Texas over the week
end
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-30
ANXIOUS
TO AID HOME
BUILDERS
Considerable Demand for
Loans to Be Used for Pur-
chase of Houses
nv RICHARD HATTON.

That there is a growing habit OF
thrift in the District of ColumE'a
IL nowhere more strongly evidenced
than by a survey of the increasing
savings deposits in the banks OF
Washington and the building. or
buying. of homes by individuals.
The savings deposits in all financial
catering to this class OF
|hankine continue on the upgrade,
while there is a considerable demand
for loans to be used in the building
|of individual homes.
Savings banks and trust COM
|panies are both available to the
home builder in need OF funds anu
EhS same is true, to q certain ex-
tent, of the national banks. While
ha latter do not make real estate
oRl1s for this purpose as q general
N8les they have authority so to do
hinder certain restrictions and with
, q certain limits.
There appears to be ample money
b the city available for real estate
oans, banks and trust companies
being able to furnish 1t at q rate of
From six to six and one.half per
lent. Outside insurance companies
are also. entering the local field in
real estate loans and. while they
make longer loans they generally
require larger reduction payments
han do the local banks
Favor Smaller Loans.
4 A general proposition local
bankers favor the smaller loans of
his class There are two reasons
or this The local bank Is inter
sted in the community as a whole
. well as IN the individual and
. holding to smaller loans It is
BE TO give it's assistance to moro
eeple than would be the case II It
onffned itself to a few very large
bans. Another point Is that by
fvtng its assistance to q 1rge
humber az individuals It Is obvious
hak the bank VIII increase the
IL Der. Of It's customers and friends
aAaa general proposition an in
aiRldna1 seeking loan for the pur-
bose OF home building must first
own his ground free Of encum-
ORANGES or must so arrange his
transaction that the building loan
baeomes a first trust. He must
Mao submit the plans. specifications
md estimates regarding the con-
skruction of the building he proposes
70 erect Most of the banks and
trust companies in the District OF
Columbia will make payment ar
engagements at the convenience OF
he borrower provided they are salts
He'd regarding his moral integrity,
Sc earning ability, his income and
The certainty Of his continued en-
In other words. the local financial
institutions, within the legal restric-
ions under which they operate and
conditional upon the standing of the
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cHILDs AND CO. OPEN
OFFICES m WASHINCTo ON

suecializing exclusively In obi
cations of the United States Gov
eminent, G.. f.. Childs and Com
pany have established offices in
the Southern building.
The firm furnishes a national
market for the issues in which It
specializes through offices In al
important cities in Federal Reserve
districts with which the Washing
ton office Is connected by private
wire.
The facilities of the company are
offered to bankers and investment
dealers.
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FURNISHED by w B. Hibbs & Coz
| Bid Ask
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Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, March 30.-Grains
were firm at the opening today.
Wheat, u to / cent up.
Corn, " up to q cent down.
Oats, 4 cent up.
Opening prices:
Wheat-May, $1.57 to $1.5S; July,
$1.42 to $1.42%; September, $1.32 to
$1.22%.
Corn-May, $1.o9h to $1.1O: July.
$1.1315 to $1.13%; September. $1.1SA
to S1.14.
oats-May, 4sN to 4sNc: July,
45M to 1870.
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LIVERPOOL Cotton

LIVERPOOL, March 30.-Spots
quiet, prices easier; sales. 5000
bales.
Middling fair, $14.S4; strictly good,
$14.24; good, $14.04; strictly mid.
ding, $1S.S4; nniddling, 1889; strict
~ low, $1S,29;. low, 1929; strictly
good ordinary, $12.59; good ordinary,
$11.99.
Futures opened steady.
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N. Y. Cotton Market

NEW YORK, March 30.-The
cotton market was steady at the
opening of trading today. First
prices were from to IL points
lower. May opened at 24.43 down
II points; July at 24.75, down
points, and October 24.10, down
10 points.
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Chicago Cotton

CHICAGO. March 80. - Cotton
opened 10 to 10 points lower today.
May opened at $24.S5, down lie;
July $24.65, down 10c; OCTOBER
$2395. down lac.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
NJ. HERRIoT PRESIDE UNA
SESSION EN- LA QUE COME
RENCIARON CLEMENTEL.
LEON BLUM Y OTROS

PARIS, enero IL. Gable Fran
ces1 .AM jefei del Gobierno fran
ces, NJ. Herriot, ha presidido aver
por la manana una conferencia
que llevaron a cabo los ministries
Clementel, Leon Blum, Louis Du-
bois Y otros financieros de la Re-
pdblica en- la que Sc diseutieron
varies importantes puntos en- re-
laci6n con los problenas finan-
cieros que actuaImente Sc venti-
Ian.
Por Ia tarde Sc Hev6 efecto
una session Official entire los minis
tros de finanzas aliados. Ell CO.
mite de Expertos que prepare,
los trabajos de la conferencia
financiera y que ha sido encar-
gado de la redacci6n del proce-
dimienes verbal defnitivo de la
misma, Sc reunira mahana (hoy)
por la manana.
NJ. Clementel, ministro de fl
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FL programa principal a resolver en- las conferen-
cias financieras es el de Estados Unidos

PARIS, enero II. Gable Fran
ces(.--Los expertos encargados
de la redacci6n de los acuerdos
de la conferencia de finanzas,
presentaran nlaTana {hoy1 lunes
a los delegados de las naciones
los delegados de las naciones
aiiadas Representative en- las con-
ferencias, un informe sobre los
pagos que hasta ahora ha reci-
bido Belgica por determination
de guerra de Alemania.
Sin embargo, a pesar de los
diferentes problemas que debe-
ran resolverse en- esta conferen-
cia, el que mas revuelo ha causado
en- la opinion politica mundial,
es el derecho que tiene Estados
Unidos cobrar de los pagos es-
tipulados por Dawes en- las Con-
ferencias de.Londres, las indem-
ntzaciones de guerra.
Tanto NJ. Herrick, embajador
de los Estados Unidos y Mr.. Chur-
chill, de la Gran Bretana, espe@
ran nuevas instrucciones de sus
gobiernos. Ell mas grande secre-
to Sc guarda sobre las negocia-
clones que Sc vienen llevando
cabo entire las naeiones anglo-sa-
jonas. Pero pesar de esto Sc
tiene entendido que surgir&n va
rias dificultades al tratarse los
pagos en- libras esterlinas o do
lares.
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MAS sOBRE Ell sUPUESTO
ASESINATO DE MUssOLINI

PARIS, enero u. Gable Fran
cds) .-Todos los peri6dicos del
sabado acogiercn en- sus eolum-
mas la falsa alarma proveniente
segdn Sc ha sabido mas luego de
Berlin, de que el Premier de tia
liza, Benito Mnssolini habia sido
asesinado.
En- Paris, no cause gran SEN
saci6n esta alarnla va que segdn
Sc dijo, Mussolini, personalmente
habfa telefoneado a las cuatro de
Ia tarde del sabado los dele
gados itahanos en- la conferencia
de finanzas de Paris.
Segdn ell "Corriere D1talia",
NJ. Mussolini, ha declarado que
6l cree absolutamente impossible
Ell convocar a los electores para
nuevas elecciones en- noyiembre y
que por 10 tanto 6stas Sc llevaran
cabo el pr6ximo afIo de 1925.
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& Sc Sieaate UGs. Viei0,
CaaasaGa0, slaa Fuserzas?

Muchas personas que por largo
tempo descuidan casi enteramente
su salad, llegan casi de repente a
csc estado de completa depression y
decainiento. Els un hecho amargo que
Ia juventud no dura para toda la vida.
Pero tambien es verdad que es rela-
tivamente faeil conservar las fuerzas
y alargar ell periodo vigproso de la
vida 81 Sc toman las medidas necesa-
rias para clio.
La ciencia ha producido un valioso
reconstituyente cuyo efecto es de
revitalizar la sangre depauperada.
Hero Nuxado es la formula mo-
hero organize que necesita para pro-
ducir fuerzas y bienestar. Sin ese
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cusi6n entire los representatives
de anlbas potencias, estos para
cen haber dado con un camino
que los conduzca a acuerdos de-
finitivos.
NJ. Churchill, propuso hacer
ruevas economics y es nuy pro
bable que las indemnizaciones de
guerra que exige los Estados
Unidos y que han sido calcula-
das en- cerca de $50 millones de
d6lares seran grandemente redu-
cidas por medic de estas medidas
economicas antes de que Sc llegue
M acuerdo .definitivo.
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hero la sangre no puede dar fuerzas
nj vitalidad. Hero Nuxado cs tam
bien de gran efecto sobre ell sistema
nervioso, eombinando entire sus ingre-
dientes TN elemento poderoso para
restaurer el vigor natural de la salud
y reparar el desgaste.
Millares de hombres y mujeres
toman Hero Nuxado frecuente-
mente en- los periodos de depression
y asi sostienen la robustez del orga-
nismo y Ia tranquilidad mental. Ponga
Hierro Nuxado a prueba. Dos Sc
manas de tomarlo generalmente
bastan para demostrar su poderoso
alcance.
Procdrelo hoy mismo, en- las buenas
farmacias.
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presentado una nota al presidente
Ebert en- la que le notifica que
dados los obstaculos con que Sc
ha enfrentado' para formar un
gabinetei no.partidarista, renun-
cia definitivamente a encontrar
los hornbres cue el creia aptos
para los nlinisterios del estado.
La renuncia de Marx ha eau
sado honda sensation en- los eircu-
los polltieos alemanes, va que
este retrasara indefnidamente la
actitud que debe tomar en- el af-
faire de la reocupaci6n de Colo
MIA.
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NJ. LUTHER, MINISTRO DE
FINANZAS, ENCARGADO DE
FORMAR GABINETE

BERLIN, enero II. Gable
Francss).-El Presidente Ebert,
ha encargado a M. Luther, de for
mar un nuevo gabinete no-parti-
darista.
M. Luther actualmente ocupa
Ell Ministerio de Finanzas de la
Republica aiemana. Aun no sc
saber 81 Luther ha admitido la
proposition de Ebert.
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LOS DERECHOS DE AMERICA
SOBRE LAS DEUDAS DE
GUERRA

PARIS, enero 12. (Cable Fran
c6s) .-Inglaterra y Estados Uni
dos, marchan lentamente aunque
normal, hacia un entendido So
bre los derechos de America So
bre los pagos de las reparacio-
mes de guerra que deberan final
mente ser sometidos la Con-
ferencia de Ministries de Finan-
zas aliados. Al final de una dis
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del Gobierno de Alemania.
Stresseman ha trabajado con
todas las armas politicas a SUI al
cance, Y ha reducido Marx q
una posici6n insostenible, va que
10 ha imposibiIitado de encontrar
los hombres aptos para forn1ar
el Gabinete no-partidarista que le
fuera eneomendado por Ebert.
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La TOMA DE POSSESSION EN- FL
MUNICIPIO DE PONCE

Ponce II enerO, 1925
Ell. MUNDO, San Juan.
Acab6 tomar possession nueva Asam
blea Municipal. Perez Marehand,
Presidente; jose Pou, Vice Presi-
dente. Pronunciaron discursos Pc
reg Marchand, Brunet del Vale,
Banquete Meli6. Asegdrase hay dos
mil solicitudes empleos para cien-
to cuarenta Y siete cOlocaciones.
GuiHerno Vivas yaldivieso, obse-
qui6 en- residencia amigos Y Jefe
Departamentos.
~a
Ramirez Brau
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FRANCISCO CARRERAS
MARQUEE
ABOGADo-ATTORNEY AT Law
Sol 50. Box 1894 Tel. 694 azul.
San Juan.
HARRY F. BESOSA

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Tel6fono 1347. San Juan, r. Il.
Cable Address ..HARIRESA"
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Este un asunto que debe tonar consideration
de hacer copra 81 desea obtener los nneJores
resultados posibles.
No hay ninguna maquina parlante, cualquera que
pueda tocar satsfactoriarnente toda
clase de discos ell mas alto grado de perfection Sc
obtiene solo cuando la aquina parlante los discos
esan hechos especialente para tocados untanete
Algunas producen unicamente maquinas par
lantes, hay que adqueren las dferentes pleas
hechas aqul ala despues las estabeci-
nentos Estas pleas corpradas diferentes puntos
Sc ponen ju1tas instalan gabnete n1ueble
de cauier sin tener cuenta la clase de discos
que reproducir esta maquina parlante.
Hay otras que hacen uncamente discos estos
dscos hechos ell solo obecto de venderse
sin cuenta la aquina parlante que repro-
ducirlos
Cuando s las Agujas 'Tungs-tone" Victrola
40 que zanzibar la aguja cada disco.
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MARX HA SIDO DERROTADO
POR STRESSEMAN

BERLIN, enero IL. Gable
Frances) Ell Canciller Marx, ha
sido derrotado por Stresseman,
ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res en- Ia lucha sobre la direction
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Ell CONFLICTO+ ALIANCIS'rA
EN- MAYAGUEZ

Mayaguez IL, enero, 1925.
Ell MCNDO, San Juan, ~
Incumplinliento unionistas a re.
publicanos participation puestos,
6stos sc han retirado cargos: repre-
sentatiyos y han aeudido en- queja
al Directorio. Gran espectacl6n pd.
blica.
Julio V6lez,
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Estos varos aspectos de la idustria de naqunas par
lantes muy nportantes, indispensable que lo
tenga ID presentes 81 desea instrumental nlusica
digno de sonabre. Adeas cual fIere nsics
preilecta ID la halara los Discos Victor los cuale
forman ell mayor repertoire musical en- existencia.
Escogiendo Ud los Dscos Victor, logico que lie CON
adqirir ell nico Instruments hecho especialnent
para tocar estos dscos,-LA VICTROLA-la nnaqun;
parlante que entire todos los instrun1etos de
1sica. La Victroa los Discos Victor solo com
pletan ST, sino hacen totalidad la
fabricas Victor que lay ayores del mundo dedica
das exclusivanente la construction de clase d.
Instruments de rnusica.
Olga los Discos Victor, tocados la Victrola,
ESTABLISHMENTS de comercante Victor. Pidale ur
ejepar de los Catalogos Victor paginas hallar
Ud 10 que desea.
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nanzas de Francia, NJ. Churchill,
de la Gran Bretana y M. Theunis,
de Belgica confereneiaron duran
te tres horas hoy al medic dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
MARX RENUNCIA A F0RMAR
UN NUEVo GABINETE

BERLIN, enero II. Gable
Frances) Ell Canciller Marx, ha
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Preparations for Observing the Eclipse of the Sun

its surface. just entering the total
phase at about s o'clock Central time.
This total phase of the eclipse will
be visible throughout a strip of land
varying from so to 10 miles in width
along line drawn eastward through
Niagara, the Catskills and Danbury,
Conn.
The hands OF clocks along Fifth
avenue, New York city, will point
to little after am. as the total
darkness commences, q partial OBJ
scurinS of the sun having started. an
hour earlier. For a liner in mid
ocean the moon will be completely
covering the sun at noon. and finally
to the north of the Shetland Islands
the eclipse will culminate at sum
down of this short Winter day.
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CT1ES to the west of the Rockies
~ are going to miss this particular
display, for by the time the sun has
appeared above their eastern horizon
the clocks of New York will have
passed 1880 and the eclipse will be-
long to history.
All of the peoples in the United
States to the east OF the Laramie
Plains, Pixies Peak and Albuquerque,
with eastern Canada and Central
America through the Canal Zone !;
those in ships on the Atlantic, with
the peoples of Britain and western