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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-04

STRAND-WiIlie Creager and his
10 entertainers, bandsmen, top
the new bill at the Strand for the
week beginning Sunday next.
This aggregation is composed OF
jazz syncopators and other spe-
cialfsts. Second in Importance
are Emil Casper and Dolly Nor
risey, in a comedy skit. Sugar"
Others include the Eclair Twins,
In dances and harmony; Alice and
Sophia Bennett, in feminine
Harmony; Paul holland and com
pany in 1.-THE Testing Swede."
Clara Bow and Donald Keith will
be seen In the film, Free TO
Love-" Shorter features round
out.
WARDMAN PARK-"Miss Lulu
Bett," for two seasons success
full vehicle for Carol McComas,
viii be done by the Thomas Her
bert Players for the new week,
beginning Monday night. Ruth
Harrison will essay the title role.
iona Gale wrote, Lulu Bett" and
by doing SO, chronicled herself
among playwrights as an expert
at drawing characters. I
GAYETY-The newest version Of
Sliding Billy Watson's big
Fun Show Is scheduled for the
Gayety next week. Reports nave
it that this season 1.-THE Slider"
Is sponsoring corking entertain
ment, peopled with versatile play
ers and with funny material.
Sliding" Billy will be, Of course,
the comedy mainstay; Little Anna
Propp, stageland's tiniest daugh.
ter, is featured. Alfretta Symonds,
is the youthful prima donna; Nita
Bernard the ingenue. David Lon
don, Bernie Green, Frank MALTA
han, Freddie Ford, Philip White
and Sylvia Noir are other princi-
pals. The Whirlwind Four, a
group Of three colored men and a
colored miss, do speedy dancing
tnterlude.
MUTUAL-Viola Elliott tops the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-04
CYRIL MAJJDE AND
MIKE ARLEN,
NO LESS

NATTONAI-Char Dillingham;
and A. Fl. Woods announce that
Cyril Maude, who is playing under
their joint management In Mi
cilael ArleSfss comedy, These
Charming People, win positively
rettre from the stage at the end
Of his present tour. Mr.. Maude
will appear at the National next
week in These Charming People"
This play by the author of THE
Green Hat" is Michael Arlen's
first original contribution to the
drama, but 1t has no connection
with his story of the same title,
These Charming People"
abounds in situations, bright
lines and comedy characterize
ton. presenting Cyril Maude III
one of the roles he does best.
Mr.. Maude is an inlpecunious
baronet In the Arlen .medy and
the story concerns the domestic
infelicity Of one of his daughters.
while the complications Of the
plot are heightened by the other
daughter, a British flapper Of the
most advanced type. Alma Tell
is the romantic wife and the
flapper Is played by Mcy Collins,
who won recognition by her re.
cent Lady Teazle ip the all-star
School for Scandal" The other
players are Herbert Marshall, Al
fred DraytOn, Godfrey Millar and
Robert Vivien, constituting the
Gaiety Theater cast. The billing.
ham production was designed BY
James Reynolds and WincheIl
Smith staged the comedy.
--=
kElTH'S--The Keith management
seems TO have extended itself for
the new week, seeing that no
less than three well-known people
on the American stage share top
line honors. Mrs. Leslie Carter
will be seen in playlet, THE
Savage, rejecting Russia's pres
emit state of unrest. Frank Fay,
favored comic with much Inn
promptu chatter, returns to inject
the comedy element. Nine Emma
Trentini, one-tirne star OF THE
FREELY" and Naughty Marietta"
win appear with Eric Zar6lo, COM
cert pianist. Others include Ethel
Parker and Gene Costello, dane
ers, with the Philippine Sextet;
Bobby Randall, Just a Nice
Boy: the Erfords in gymnastic
stunts; Paul Gordon, returning
after a lengthy absence, In wiz
ardry on the wire, and the usual
house features
Evening star., 1926-09-15
WHEAT PRICES EASIER
ON CHICAGO SELLING
Buying Power Only Moderate, and
Values Sag Gradually in To-
days Session.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, September 10. - The
wheat market displayed an easier un-
dertone at the start today chiefly he
cause of selling on the part of local
traders and commission houses Buy
ing power. however, was only modpr-
ate during the early trading and
prices Sagged gradually. After Ouen-
ing ] cent lower to Il cent higher.
wheat eaSed off all around. Continued
unfavorable weather over the belt
gave firmneSS to corn and oats. corn
starting unchanged to 10 cent up and
holding near to the initial range. Pro
visions reflected the downturn in hog
values.
News developments of the day were
more or less bullish. cables told of -
shortage OF more than 5000 .00u
bushels of wheat in the German yield
as compared with last year. while tlr
weather in central Europe and Rus
Sia has been persistently wet and uu-
favorable for harvest operations. Eng
land also complained Of the varia bile
quality of wheat due to- excessive
moisture.
Strength in the Liverpool market
because of lateness i'm the movement
of Canadian grain and higher ocean
- ts7ii' i"''' 'tiS' Itiptl tHt DullS.
although the Winnipeg market eaSed
off shortly after the start in face of
the unfavOrable conditions in the
three provinces. The technical posi-
ton of the market here however.
has apparently been weakened be
cause of the heavy covering by shorts
in the last few days.
Reports of continued rainy weather
over the corn belt and considerable
damage to the crop in parts of Iii
nois were partly off set by an India ma
report which changed the gloomy out.
look for corn there
Evening star., 1926-09-15
MANY ISSUES GAIN
IN STOCK MARKET
Large Number Selling Ex'
/ Dividend and Some Make
Up the Deduction.
BY STUART r. WEST.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dlspatcn TO Inc star.
NEW YORK, September 15.-The
market continued strong today. with
transactions on a larger scale. This
did not denote much of an increase
in outside interest, but it did show
more confidence on the part of pro-
fessional dealers. after their expert
ence on the short side last week,
that the underlying position was
strong
\ large number of stocks sold eX-
dividend and a number of them made
up the deduction from the market
price. Among these were Hudson
Motor. Mack Trucks and Yellow
Trucks. Tobacco Products sold at
new high for the year. Consolidated
Cigar, ex-dividend, was strong, and
.Cudahy Packing was quite feature.
The latter is a per cent stock, which
until today was selling under par.
II is evidently being bought on the
~attra ctiveness Of the yield.
Railway shares were strong again
but not relatively as active as they
had been month ago. Stocks like
Atchison. Atlantic Coast Line, New
York Central, Reading. Union Pacific,
Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake
and Ohio were all higher. Pere Mar.
quette, dividend, was selling at the
highest for all time. Rock Island
gained a point SO did Texas and Pa.
cific. The record figures on car load
ings probably had something to dc
with the buying of the rails. During
the week ended September 4 all pre-.
vious totals We're eclipsed. this for the
second week in succession.
United States Steel ran up across
1l9. then fell back over part of the
ground gained. General Motors passed
$50 for the first time on the pres
ent movement and American Smelling
rose point and half. United Drug
was feature among the specialties.
The Independent steels were stronger
than they had been for some time,
especially Republic Iron and Steel
Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown. the
latter ex-dividend. Bethlehem Steel
was unusually active on the advance.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Bethesdas handsome new bank
building, which was thrown open 10
the public for the first time yesterday,
was thronged with visitors from y
o'clock in the morning until the same
time at night, all expressing unstint-
ed praise Of the banks new home.
Several Washington bankers ATTENDED
the opening, while scores OF bankers
from all over Montgomery County and
elsewhere in Maryland were among
those to extend congratulations.
Hosts of depositors and others nv
ing in Bethesda and neighboring
Washington suburbs were among the
callers. All declared it one of the pref
tiest suburban banks they had seen,
and it's attractive decorations, spacious
lobby. convenient banking arrange.
ments, vaults, offices and splendid
lighting arrangements We're thorough
ly inspected.
The banks officials decided to open
the new home on election day and TINS
proved a wise move, a great many
people taking the day off to vote ana
then dropping around to see the bank.
The new structure, which has already
been described in detail in The star
is located at the intersection OF the
Rockville and Georgetown pixies
which afford unusual parking 1aclli-
ties for customers. It would De oin-
cult to pick out a finer location LOT
:. suburban bank The building cost
$50 600 and was made possible by spe-
cial efforts on the part of the officers
and directors. Founded only seven
years ago, the banks growth has been
phenomenal.
Officers Greet Visitors.
Visitors were greeted by the presl-
dent. Walter r. Tuckerman; wee
president. George P. Sacks; secretary
Francis G.. Wallace, and cashier, >;
Walter Bogley. The officers asked
William w. Bride, oliver Owen kuhIi'
Maj. r. B. Lawrence and Charles ..
Robb to assist in welcoming the
guests. The banks directors were
also on hand, the board being hlaoe
up as follows: ,,.,
Edward p, Able. l.. W. Beall. VII
liam II Rroa dhurst. e. E. Dellinger,
Floyd E. Davis, Vernon NJ. Dorsey
Jed Cuttings, James r. Ellis, Dr.
Edwin H. Etz, DIR. f. E. Harrington
Thomas Hampton. J. Fredericn
Imirie, Lewis Keiser, H. Latane
Lewis, NJ. Wilson Offutt, Millard f.
Peake, Walter E. Perry, Charles 3
Robb, E. c. Schroeder, Paul Siemar
Frank S. Ward, Peyton Whalen anu
Frank Wilson. ..
President Tuckerman states tnat
the bank has planned for future ex'
pansion by owning additional land in
the rear. There is also ample room
for safe deposit growth. The archl'
tect was Ward Brown and the builder
Charles f. Langley. A profusion OF
flowers from bankers and others. a
Washington orchestra and elaborate
refreshments added much to the oc'
casion. At o'clock in the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuckerman gave tea AT
their home in Edgemoor, which was
attended by about 125 bankers and
friends of the bank.
At a special meeting Of the Wash
Evening star., 1926-09-15
RATES ARE SUSPENDED,

Freight rate schedules filed by
railroads, which would
have increased sharply the cost of
transporting fruits and vegetables to
Memphis, New Orleans and related
points from Arkansas. Missouri and
Oklahoma. have been suspended by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
pending an investigation into their
reasonablenesS. The increases were
to have become effective today. but
the orders will maintain existing
schedules until January 49,
Evening star., 1926-09-15
FINE WOOL DEMAND GOOD.

BOSTON. September Is (SpeciaD.-
Demand in the wool market today
continued to favor the fine woolS, with
cape woods moving most freely in the
foreign department and territory
staple for domestic sorts. Fine
French combing territory is moving
at $1.05 clean basis and Texas l2-
month woods are moving at Sl.05a
$l.10. depending on quality. Fleece
woods are less active. but woolen woods
continue in good inquiry. Prices on
the whole are steady.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
FOREIGN LIST STILL
LEADING MARKET
Prices Were Maintained.
New York fractions Are
Heavy.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

NEW YORK. September 15.-ror-
eign bonds continued to absorb the
greater part of trading interest in to.
days market. Advances were not So
well distributed as on the two pre-
ceding days. but in the main prices
were well maintained and here and
there a new high record for the yeer
was made.
French SIS touched new high prices
although the gain was only a small
fraction. Paris. Lyons and Mediter
ranean 6S were up over a point ut
50. equalizing the return on the same
roads Is. which were such featuc
of the market in the day before.
Helped by Prussian Issue.
In the German list there was ac
tive buying of Berlin 61as for a gain
of nearly q point. and Cologne 6i.S
wents along for about as much al
vance. These two were helped 10y
the success of the State of Prussia
issue on Monday. There were un
usually heavy dealings in Jugoslav
SIS. which. crossing 81. made a new
top for this year.
IN the domestic group the local
fractions were again heavy. Inter
borough 6N per cent notes at "a were
New York Railways income 6s loSj
more ground. Nassau Electric 4s
went down fractionally. but invest
ment buying sustained Brooklyn
Manhattan 6s. CRANKY Mining -
were the strong feature of their class
Skelly Oil 6ias opened up point and
q half. but later reacted In general.
however. quotations for oil bonds were
steady.
The trend in speculative rails was
downward in contrast with the action
of stocks. International Great North
ern adjustments at so were off over
points from the recent high. Denver
and Rio Grandc Western Js continued
heavy, and no further progress waS
made by the St. Louis-San Francisco
Obligations. Delaware and Hudson
convertible IS nuctuated with the
stock There were no important
| changes in the high-grade bonds.
Leipzig Offering Sold.
Announcement was made early in the
| day that the new 100000 Leipzi:
Overland Power Co.'S offering has been
| sold and the books closed The coupon
| rate was 6la per cent. the bonds ma
| ture 1916. the price was 9212 to yield
7.20 per cent and the bankers were w.
| A. Hartman & Co. and the Intcrna-
! tiOnal Acceptance Bank. Inc.
| Other new offerings today included
| $l.100,00o Amalgamated Laundries.
| Inc, 10-Ycar 6i2s to- yield about 6.5J
! per cent. by ThroCkmurton & Co:
| 81 100000 City and County of San
| Francisco IS, due serially 1880 to 1869
| to yield from 40 to 4.35 per cent. hv
| Ilasey. Stewart & Co.; $4,000. .O0n
Canada Steamship Lines. Ltd, first
and general 6s. series A, due 1941. To-
/ yield over $50 per cent, by syndi-
cate headed by kisSell. Kinnicutt d
! Co, and $1.165.O00 Hillsborough COun-
! ty, Fla, School rs, due serially. 1921
/ to 1856. to yield from 450 to 4.SJ per
cent, by a group headed by Harris.
| Forbes & co.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

NEW YORK, September 10 Up
Foreign exchanges irregular: quota
tions in centsj: Great Britain. de-
mand 4S4 5-16 cables, 485 ZIG: So
day bills on banks, 4S0 ISIS. France,
demand. 2.86; cables, 2.S7. Italy. de
mand 3.6412; cables. 3.65i2.
Demand: Belgium. PA; Germany.
23.8112; Holland. 40.05; Norway. 21.S9;
Sweden. 26.73; Denmark. 26.55: Switz-
erland. 1921: Spain. 1880; Greece.
III. Poland, l1.3712; CzechOslovakia.
200; %ISoslavia, LII; Austria. 14.121. ::
Rumania. .50h Argentina. 1850
Brazil, 1880; Toxic. $3.50: Shanghai.
6S.1SA Montreal, 10014 l-16
Evening star., 1926-09-15
FINANCING IS PLANNED,

NEW YORK, September 10 P).-
Financing to complete the expansion
and consolidation program of the
Federal Water Service Corporation
and its recently acquired subsidiaries
i being arranged by a banking group
headed by G.. L. Ohrstrom & Co, Inc,
An early Offering of $5.000,000 8
per cent convertible debentures is ex-
nectAd
Evening star., 1926-09-15
Carloadings Set
New High Record
For Second Week
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK. September 10.
Car loadings in the week ended
September established another
new high record, making the fif-
teenth week this year that number
Of cars handled have exceeded the
1000 900 mark The figures re-
ported to the American Railway
Association for the above-men-
toned week totaled 1,151.346 cars
against 1.136.233 in the preceding
week and 1,l02,7s5 in the same
week ~f 1925.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
CLOSING Is HEAVY.
Active Selling Undermines Market in
Final Hour.

NEW YORK. September Is (P).-
The closing was heavy. Active
selling of pivotal industrials. par
ticularly United States Steel and
General Motors. which sold about
points under their early highs, un-
dermined the market in the final
hour Extensive realizing also de-
veloped in railroad. public utility and
amusement shares. Warner Pictures
"A" breaking points. Total sales
approximated 100000 shares.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
PROFIT IS LARGER.

NEW YORK. September 10 GP).--
California Petroleum and subsidiaries
report consolidated net profit of So
SIS 065 for the first half of 1926. equal
10 $1.SS a share on the common stock.
against S3.lS7.235. or l.67. in the first
half OF 1925
Evening star., 1926-09-15
FOSHAY OPENING OFFICES.

NEW YORK, September IS R.-
The w B. F'oshay Co., a Minnesota
corporation. which conducts an ex-
tensive investment business in securi-
ties Of public utility and industrial
companies, is opening security sales
offices in Boston, San Francisco, Den
YER and Portland, Greg, in addition to
present offices in New York, Chicago,
minneapolis and St. Paul
Evening star., 1926-09-15
DIVIDEND INCREASED.

NEW YORK, September 10 UP).-
An increased dividend Of $3.50 a
share has been declared by Washing
ton Oil Co, payable September 90 to
stock of record September 10. The
previous disbursement was 81.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
BUYS OPTION ON LANDS.

NEW YORK, September Is P).-
An option of 1.24O acres 10 miles from
birmingham. Ala, has been taken by
f. l. Dupont de Nemours & Co for
construction of large dynamite plant
of modern type to supply users of eX-
ploSves In the Birmingham mining dis
trict and elsewhere in the South At
lantic and Gulf States.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
DRY GOODS QUIET.

NEW YORK, September Is (Spe-
ciaD.-Cotton goods markets con-
tinued quiet today at unchanged
prices. Print cloths were quoted at
724 cents for 64 by COS and S% cents
for 6S by 72S. Raw silks were quiet
at steady prices.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
STEEL RAILS ADVANCE.

NEW YORK, September Is LR.-In-
dependent makers of light rails. in
cluding Bethlehem Steel. have ad-
vanced prices, the minimum quotation
being S3G for billet rolled rails, it is
reported from Pittsburgh. Carnegie
Steel quotes S34 to S36.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
POTATO MARKET STRONGER

CHICAGO, September Is R.-
Potatoes-Receipts. II cars: on track.
PIG: total L. S. shipments, 685: trading
fair; market slightly stronger: Wis.
consin sacked round whites, 2.6Oa2 80:
bulk, 2.55a2.75; Minnesota sacked,
early Ohio's, 2.60a2.75; Idaho sacked
rurals, 2.70a2.90.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
BUYS SERVICE STATIONS.

NEW YORK. September l5 P>.--
Bransdall Corporation has bought
eight additional service stations IN
Kansas City. Mo. giving it 300 tank
and service stations in Missouri Kan
sas. Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS, September Is @.-Prices
moved irregularly on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, 49 francs 95
centimes; exchange on London, 169
francs so centimes: per cent loan,
so francs 95 centimes. The dollar
was quoted at "a francs 81 centimes.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
BUTTER IS HIGHER.

CHICAGO. September Is L4D.-But.
cer-Higher; receipts. 1885 tubs:
creamery extras. 43l2 standards. II b
extra tirsts. IL 12a42l2: tirsts. 3712a40;
seconds. 33a36.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
RUBBER ADVANCES.

NEW YORK. September Is Especially
Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets
advanced an eighth of a cent, at to-
days noon quotation of 40A cents.
This compares with 3S& cents a
month and 90 cents a year ago.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
Hourly Sales on n. \. Market.
10a.m. A60,200 IL am. 754,30O
12 n. S75,500 p.m1, ,2A5. 800

Dividend rates as given in the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
istest quarterly or half yearly declarations
Unless otherwise noted, extra or special divi-
dends are not included.
ssDs5 ssSak PnTsy extra P stos
this year-no regular rate. bPlus 1OR in
common stock payable pa %c auartly. cPlus
SCI in stock dPayable when earned ePay-
able in cash ar stock. ii'ius ~ e il stock
gPlus $50 share in stock. hPlus 81 in
special lstock. iPius $4 in special stock
tPlus 2Ss Ia stock.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
EXTRA DIVIDEND DECLARED,

NEW YORK, September 15 P).-
An extra dividend of So a share has
been declared on the preferred stock
of West Coast Oil Co.. subsidiary of
Associated Oil. in addition to the reg
ular quarterly of $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
BANK CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK, September 10 (Spe
cian.-New York bank clearings,
$170 600 900: New York bank balances,
Sl05 900 900; New York Reserve
] INK credits. Sg2 000. 600
Evening star., 1926-09-15

Eastern Rolling Mills declared an
extra dividend of 1919 cents a share on
the common stock. in addition to the
lee ulaa' Quarterly of 81. cents, both
payable October i To- stock Of record
September Is.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK September 10 CR.
Bar silver, 6l4s; Mexican dollars.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
YORK BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Oface.

Sales High Low. Close.
Willys Ov 6ks 33.. z l02M I02 102H
Wilson q Co 1st IS. 8 9SH 9SM Ssss
Winchester A 7Ms. 6 los loan 1o4h
Youngstr 8 g. T So. 16 1o4H 1O4h 104E
Evening star., 1926-09-15

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Evening star., 1926-09-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co
Nominal Selling check,
Evening star., 1926-09-15
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tReported by J. & W Seligm22n & CO.