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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-24
FINANCIAL NEWS


, hammered down over 3 points to
S9%. closing just above that price,
| and General Motors, Mack Trucks,
Pierce Arrow preferred, and Stewart
Warner lost a point or two.
A rather thin market developed for
some of the high priced Industrial
specialties. American Can broke II
points to 274 and then rallied point.
Coca Cola, Commercial Solvents A,
Dupont. Famous Players, General
ElectAic, National Tea. U. S. Cast
Iron Pipe and Woolworth all fell 213
| to points.
| Sugar shares were freely offered as
| a further drop in commodity prices
t, and unfavorable dividend rumors.
American Beet Sugar sagged 21z to
621s, Cuba Cane preferred Is to
80 SIS and Punta Allegro " to IS, all
new low records for the year.
The belief of some traders that the
market had been thoroughly liqui-
dated for the time being as a result
Of last weeks reaction led to a re-
sumption of bullish operations in
several industrial issues when the
market opened, but this was quickly
abandoned when the mail order
shares broke. Among the dozen or
more stocks to show net gains of
point or more on the day were Amer
! lean Brown Boveri, preferred, Mar
ket Street Railway. National Supply
, Owens Bottle, Peoples Gas and Pull
man.
Union Pacific advanced a point to
14515 on publication of the February
earnings statement showing net OPP
Grating income of s1,765.099 as COM
pared with s1,53s,245 in the same
months last year. Chesapeake and
Ohio common and preferred each adj
vanced over points to within
point of the years highs.
Commodity markets were mixed.
Wheat prices rallied about cents
! bushel on short covering. Cotton
sagged to II points for the season
on. increased offerings of the duty
free product, but the futures were ir-
regular. Coffee prices were firmer.
Banks called between s17,000,o00
and s20,000,000 In loans today and
percent. After renewing at Az the
ing quoted at Az to 4 SIS percent
instead of on fiat Az percent basis.
Commercial paper rates were I'M
changed.
Renewed heaviness Of French
| francs, which fell below $50 cents to
| the lowest level In two years feat
ured the irregular foreign exchange
| market. Demand sterling was slight
| ~ higher around s4.S5 1916. Argen-
| tine pesos were heavy. Other
| changes were largely nominal
Competition from new financing
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago. March IS.

CATTLE-Receipts $4,000: general
steer trade steady to strong; desirable
light kind showing strength and gen.
eral she. stock trade STEADY. less ae.
tive thar yesterday; light heifers sell.
ing 9.0001e.00; vealers uneveniy
higher. largely 1900 0l2.50 70 packers:
few 1900.
HoGs-Receipts $4,000: wsighsy
butchers steady to strong; lightss
to 250-pound butcherS 11.20@12.10t
bulk desirable 200 to 22s-pound avers
age 1880 1880; good ana choice 1s0s
pound downward largely l3.26@is.s0s
top 140 to 160.pound weight i3.7Es
packing sows 10000 1850: bulk sorted
killing pigs 13.75@1400; shippers
took 1000: estimated holdover 5000.
SHEEP Receipts 10000; fat lambs
uneven; desirable weights early fully
steady; market closing SLOW. with loW.
er undertone; practically all receipts
on sale fat lambs; bulk desirable ana
handy weight lambs 1400Wt&.25; part
deck 6s-pound average 14.S5 top: nzs-
dunn weight lambs ana fn-betweeu
grades 13.00@13.75: heavies down %
i2.00; extreme weights AZ low -
1850: clipped 1o.00011.10; wsv 11.2ks
hsaviss downward to s.2k. -
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and firmer money rates restricted ac-
| tivity in the bond market today and
one of the dullest sessions of the
year resulted. A renewed demand
developed for some of the railroad
liens involved in consolidation plans.
but selling activities predominated
elsewhere.
Foreign obligations were sluggish
as the uncertain European outlook
brought continued pressure against
the foreign exchanges. With French
| francs selling at the lowest level
since the sensational collapse of the
currency in the spring of 1924, this
| nations bonds displayed increasing
| nervousness. Belgian bonds were
| fairly steady and Mexican issues
were strengthened by the prospects
for clarifying the oil situation.
Chesapeake & Ohio convertible IS
surged up more than four points to
| within a point of their record high
price on the improved outlook for
better margin terms. "Katy" adj
!. justment 5s also advanced sharply
on the announcement of l.. F. Loree
that the plan for a merger of this
road with the Kansas City Southern,
and the st. Louis southwestern
would be completed at an early date.
. Lehigh Valley IS jumped Ia points.
Sugar company bonds were de-
pressed by the decline in the price
of this commodity to the lowest level
Of the year. Punta Allegro, Eastern
Cuba, Warner and Vertientes issues
bore the brunt Of the selling. Oil
liens were set back by the decision of
the department of justice to investi-
gate recent mergers in the industry.
A good demand was reported for
the $46,O00,0O0 Tidewater Associated
Oil preferred stock issue offered at
IS, while the Sac Paulo loan was
quickly oversubscribed both here and
in London.
Public offering will be made to-
morrow of the $20,000,000 twenty
year 1-2 bonds for the Brown Com
pany, manufacturers of sulphite pulp
and wrapping paper, at a price OF 81.
Harris. Forbes & Company will head
the underwriting syndicate.
Other financing scheduled for to-
morrow includes $6,000,000 B. F.
Keith Corporation 20 year six per-
cent bonds which will be sold at par
through a syndicate headed by the
Bankers Trust Company.
Total sales (par value) $9,061, 900.
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I, would quickly reflect the decreased
purchasing power of the farmers as
result of the recent decline IN grain
prices. Sears Roebuck, which had
been bid up to 1861 soon after the
opening, broke to 1856. closing slight
ly above that figure for net de-
cline of points on the day. Mont
gomery Ward dropped 3 3-8 to &c.
In each case the bottom price was
q new low record for the year. Weak
ness of the mail order stocks brought
fresh selling into the merchandising
and chain store issues. which was &C
CELEBRATED by reports Of a slowing up
of retail trade in some sections of
the country. Gimbel Brothers, Web
err and Heilbroner, r. H. Macy and
May Department Stores showed ex-
IRENE declines of to AZ points.
Motor shares also forfeited part of
their recent gains although they did
not break below the low levels es-
tablished last week. Hudson was
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NEW YORK MARKET
"'ufes OF the Days Dealings In ALI
The Leading Stocks

view York, Mar. % (By The Asso-
'N Press)-Development of acute
sSaess IN the days mail order and
.adhdising shares turned the
use Vi prices reactionary today af-
mn an opening display of strength.
n~sr calling of bank loans which
ue call money rate from Az
me- also helped to dampen bullish
r4sSsiasm. The average of 20 lead
INDUSTRIAL issues touched a new
sVei for the year. Trading
'eu marked falling off in VOL
s@s sne days sales aggregating L.
MA, ea'ns OF the mail order stocks,
n. .a originated with bear traders,
ss,",antly proceeded on the theory
BUSINESS of those companies
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, March %.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 15@15a.
BUTTER-Extras 41i042: nrgts 40
GAL.
CORNING. yellow 5000.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras S5Q36: white and mixed extras
31@34; eastern S2033: western extras
32@32i.
FLoUR-spring patents. 1se sacks,
S.75@9.S5.
HAY-No. . timothy %.
LAMB-Spring 81 @24.
OATS-Forty pounds 65@56.
PORK-Medium backs 310S4.s0.
PoTATOEs-.Green Mountains $50
@4.70: sweets 2.75@3.00.
SUGAR--American Sugar Refinery
quotes sos cents in 100-barrel lots
less per cent. for cash.
VEAL-7021.
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BUICK-7-passenger Sedan. 1925. Six
cylinder. Perfect mechanical condi-
ton. Paint like new. good cord
tires, one spare; run only 400 miles.
absorbers. Price $1,000. r. C. Comley,
Alb state st. Phone Preston 1924.
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(By The Associated Press)
New York Money Market

New York, March %.
Foreign exchanges irregular.
Great Britain. demand 4.S5 1916. ca
bles 1864, 60-day bills on banks AISLE
France. demand $50. cables 1904.
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

Poultry and Supplies ~
BABY CHICKS-The quality kind,
bred from pedigree cockerels with
high records. Only late April and
May delivery left. S. c. r. l. Red at
$25 per 100. Peter Thaanum, VIM
throp. Tel. 1921.
MATCHING EGGS--RI. Reds. fine lay
ing strain. 81 setting. Tel. Gardiner
1922.
INCUBATORS-Buck also brood
ers and poultry supplies. Hussey
Hardware Co., Augusta.
MAINE POULTRY BREEDERS AS
SOCIATION-Send for names of
Maine poultry breeders who have
disease-free profitable flocks-who
have pledged themselves to give YOU
square deal Better chicks at rea
sonable prices Do not place your or
der until you know the best Maine
breeders. Maine Poultry Breeders
Assn, 20 Free St, Portland.
RHODE ISLAND REDO Fl 1 c X S
MATCHED HERE from vigorous.
early maturing, free range grown
focks. DIARRHEA FREE. Names.
earliest maturing. hardy breed. lay
and weigh. Utility pullets and breed
ing cockerels grown on order. also
Matching eggs. ORDER NOW Show
hogan Poultry Farm, Skowhegan.
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"Best Told Is, First Sold"
Automobiles For Sale

Points That People Want to
Know
Make of Car
Number Of Passengers.
Style Of Body.
Year.
Number of Cylinders.
Mechanical Condition.
Size and Kind of Tires and Condition.
Number Of Miles Run.
Price.
Cash Required.
Terms on Balance.
Advertiser.
Address.
Telephone.
An AID Written According to
Above Points
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New York Produce Market
By Beck

New York. March 23.-(AP).
ELOUR-Irresular; spring patents
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(By the Associated Press)
Chicago, March %.
Spirited buying developed In the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land for Sale 80
FARM-$200O per year income for the
one who buys my farm and mill.
Mill can be one man operated. A. E.
Jones. Washington, Me.
ACRES-1 mi. from winthrop: 100
apple trees. Tel. Winthrop 1924.
65 ACRES-Productive farm near
Bowdoinham village. Attractive To-
cation, good buildings, nice orchard.
Particulars, Box 81, Bowdoinham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-24

MERRY GO-ROUND-Track machine.
in fine working order, run by new
rubber-tired Fordson tractor. Has
Wurlitzer military band organ. Will
sell for $1,000 less than value if taken
at once. Reason for selling, other
business. C. r. Sargent, Monson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-24
Situations Wanted-Male

CHAUFFEUR Experienced, desires
position. private parties or truck driv-
err. Best of references. w. f. Rogers,
25 Fillmore Pl,, Gardiner. Tel. 4S6-R.
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fEDUCED PRICES-On ali used cars
nm month. Bradstreet Motor Co..
CHEVROLET Sales and Service. Halo
i pL Tel 735-W.
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Houses for sals

HALLOWEL1-Mod house s rooms
and bath: hardwood floors through
out; natural wood finish; sleeping
porch End floor, also Widowed and
screened porch below: garage; good
lot. Price right. Shown by appoint
ment. Ella Mcintosh Agency, SIS
Water ST.. Augusta. Tel. 20.
GROOM HOUSE s47s-Complete, year
round Aladdin Readi-cut home.
freight paid to your Railroad Sta
tion $47S. Free catalog No. is shows
many designs and sizes with prices.
Also shows summer cottages and ga
RACES. All lumber. millwork, hard
ware, paint, nails, etc, included.
Write today to Aladdin Company.
Bay City, Michigan.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

CIGAR STORE-Old established, over
20 yrs. in same place. Pool tables in
rear. Must be sold on account of sick
ness. Write P. o. Bx. 1855. Waterville.
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LASH SIX-1923 Touring. Winter top.
IIasy terms 1926. Tel. 1331-Y.
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LET A classified ad handle that per-
them.
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lGAS BUGGIES-Just Like Home

TELEPHONE your classified ad.
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SEED BARbEY-Recleaned best quail
ity, $3.50 bu. Whitehouse Bros, Inc,
r. / Augusta. Tel. 1922.
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Painting, Paperins. Decorating 2e

PAINTING-And papering. will
save you $3.50 on your spring work.
Edgar H. Hodges. Tel. S91.
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DON'T MISS today's classified op-
portunities.
KEEP Posted! Read the classified
ads regularly.
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Help Wanted-Mals
Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents

0oIIeIt0rS, OdHVdsoeIS, Nyent1 %
Experienced,
wanted. Must furnish recommended
tions. Apply in writing to Associated
Gas & Elec. Co. Security Corp, Fall
mouth, Mass.
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nm Used CARS-Ready for deliv-
I'm Buy now. Avoid spring rush.
clifton Shaw. Inc. opp. City Hall.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

HOUSE WIRING-Electrical goods
and accessories. All work guaranteed.
L. F. McCurdy. Is Bangor st. Tel.
146S-M.
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Musical Instruments

CELLO-About 100 years old. c. A.
Drawn Piano Co., Depot So, Gardi-
ner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. F. w. Hal.
pen, % E. Chestnut St. Tel. 1316-M
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Machinery and Tools

STEAM BOILER-And engine. h. D.,
good running shape. Will sell cheap
for cash. w. L. Call. r. IL Gardiner.
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cad The Classified Columns As Regularly The Rises And Sets
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

r. I. RED-Chix 20 cts, trapnested
stock. eggs Sc per 100: order now
for May delivery. F. E. Moore, So.
Gardiner. Tel. 395-24.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

ESTY COACH-We will deliver a
~ 1925 model for s195 down and
sance to be paid in Is mos. Hud-
n. Essex Sales Co. Augusta-Gardiner
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u. S. Bonds Closing
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
J. A. GAMAGE & co.

STOCK BROKERS
335 Water Street Aususts
Phones 129t-1292
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MERCHANDISE

BABY CARRIAGE-Good condition;
price reasonable. Tel. 1252-W.
GAS RANGE-Self lighter, burner,
with oven and broiler, practically
new. Tel. 10S9-M.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Painting, Paperins, Decorating 26

EASTER-Means having your clothes
cleansed and re-styled. Well do it.
Berry's, Dry Cleaners and Tailors,
Augusta. Tel. 1744
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HORSE-Light driving, for IT'S keep,
for summer. Must be safe for t3 yr.
boy. Gardiner Tel. 317-6.
LIVE POULTRY--Highest cash prices
]. Fl. Desmond. Tel. Gardiner 272-R.
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--5-Rrown collie and shepherd lost.
s.,rsrs TO Teddy" J. A. Grant, Is
rObbossee Ave, Gardiner.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Paiamas DE Trop
AT Movie, College
Bows Are Warned
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BETHANY. w. Va, May %
\ lecture on the proprieties OF
male attire and an injunction
mot to do it again" under penal
n of suspension greeted tW"
Bethany College boys who appear
ed before President Cloyd Good
night for a hearing on charges "l
appearing at the college move
in pajamas. The students were
Francis VandoYle. Newcastle, l"''
and James Long. shelby. ONO.
The boys told th" pre- sid"nt thelr
unconventional attire WAS deSiEned
as protest against l)f 100"
nights orders that all MAZE SUI
dents should wear coats Whle a'
tending the college theater, ire
spective of temperature.
DR.. GoodniGht's order stands.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
CAMERAMAN Is JAILED.
Admits Taking Forbidden Picture
of Whittemore Trial Scene.

BALTIMORE. Md, May % 10
William Strum, Il Baltimore News
photographers, was sentenced /" jail
until the determination OF this ease
to be further dealt With At that time.
10y Judge Eugene ODunne at last
nights session OF the Whittem"rr
trial. Strum admitted taking photo
graph Of the courtroom after the
Judge had forbidden such action
Judge O'Dunne said steps would be
taken looking toward those higher
up-those who told YOU Ia tax" thIS
photographs The picture in question
was published in evening editions.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
WILSON FOUNDATION
WILL BROADEN SCOPE
BY the Associated Press

EFN No N-~l0I1TFN IEes-.
NEW YORK. May 20.-The Wood
row Wilson Foundation will from now
on "ende8vor TO establish closer con
facts with those Of the coming gen
Grafton, Norman II. Davis stated
Yesterday. after his reelection as
president. Activities of the founda-
ton We're formerly confined to grant
lie service.
Mr.. Davis said it was hoped by the
change in policy to stimulate the
youth~Of the land to the study and
better understanding of the ideals
and principles OF liberalism for which
Woodrow Wilson stood"
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Small Lots Of
OuSefurniShlnSS

45-Window Shades, oil
opaque, Holland, Du,
nlcx, lengths and
widths in odd sizes.
Specially priced..... 4zc
l0-Prs. Nalanced ready
70 hang Terry cloth
drapes. Originally
S5.95. Now .......-.. 81
Remnants OF Rayon and
dannask, 3 yds, to .
vds Originally Sc and
Sis yd Now, yd. 44c
I0-Prs. Ruflcd Ravon
Marqui>cttc Curtains,
some musscd, some
slightly I'm p c r feet.
Specially priced .,,,I'A
56-Pepperell s II c G $.
81x9O. Originally $l.59.
Now ........:...,.. "'|
7-W;de Hemmed Bolster
cases. 42x72. Origi-
nallv SOC. Now ..-. E'
150-Yds Cream Ii II en-
Damask. 68 i'll. wide,
ORIGINALLY $3.50 Now, 81
2l-Linen Waffle Clot h
Breakfast Sets,
n.icccs. Originally
S295. Now -. sl''o
Summer Blankets, all cot
ton. single size. Orlgl
nally $l95. Now Sly
Double Loop Turkish Tow
els. 1886. all white or
white with colored
stripes ...... -'e
sixth Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Small Lots of
WOmen'S Accessories

69-Pars Ful-fashioned Silk Hose. Lace clocks. Black
and gun metal only Seconds of $l95 and Sz7o quality -
Now ................ :, 95e
45-Pars OF Onyx Full fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose Black
and gun metal only Originally $195 Now Sl55
19S-Pars of Novelty Fabric Gloves Fancy cuffs Broken
sizes Originally 79c and 95c Now 49c
SO pairs OF Woniens Novelty Fabric Gloves Broken -
sizes Originally Soc Now A9c
Ecpc Fountain Pens Only few lett SO eome early S9c
2Q-Straw silk Hats. Originally $593 and s. Aow 81
and SIS Now. S695
l2Natrons Hats Straw and silk originally Sl9 Now s0SS
SC Womens Hand Bags Originally $l95 and Sz}2 Now 81
O-W6mens Beaded Bags Lovely pastel tones Now. S9e
Ch1drens Solid Gold Rings Stone sets and
sgnets Originally $195. Now .::....:; 95c
52-Sod Gold Bar or Brooch Pins Safety clasps Originally
sSq5 Now 20" ............~......$ $3.50
30-Novcty Finger Rings Sterling silver Originally 45c 80
Now ~
5O-Stering Silver Clildrens Bracelets Originally SOC.
w Nov, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 39c
0r,na1v Sos Now $3.50
5O-Coastcrs Double glass bottoms with lace GoieS Org
;,a1y 5oc Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25c
25Sat end Peppcr Sets Hammered and plain silver plated
- 0-on,ny Now Observation-Disclosures. Csc
144-BoSes Of Garriv Cleansing Tissue Originally 25c
Now ~
l44-1as Powder Jars Various designs and coors Orig
naly 81. Now SOC
hrs
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Small Lots of
Women'S and Misses Coats and Suits

Mis-, Navy Originally SIS Now $3.50
will 8 Originally $45. sI975
Mis- White Baskara Suit sport model Originally
$3.50
Miss silk Tapestry Coat Originally $50 Now SIS
Mi>>cs Imported Tweed Coats lineCS Originally
5000 Now ........... ....... ........ 49,. sIo75
Mi>scs Imported weed Originally S4 $3.50
-Mi~,' lin Stripe Tailored Originally $3.50
Now SIS
WCHcns Nann;.h Model Originally Nou... $3.50
s. -Wo1ncts Tweed Coats Originally $3.50 Now SIA75
I-Nou}ar> weed Goat (Iargcr W01ran> Originally
.Sl65O
Women. Metal Erocadc Evening Wraps trimmed Orig
oman, poac Topcoat, wine shade, size ~ Originally
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Drdpery
Remnants
lie to $3.50

Ravon. damask. Terry cloth,
crct opne, scrim and other at
tractiye material s. Le''s MS
from to 81 yards
(slxth Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-20
DISCOVER NO TRACE.
OF WOMAN PASTOR
Detectives Join Hunt for Mrs.
MCPherSon--DroWnlng
Theory Generally Held.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Pres.
LOS ANGELES. calf May 20
The disappearance OF Mrs. Aimee
Sample MCPHERSON. widely known
evangelist. believed to have drowned
Tuesday while swimming in the surf
at Ocean Park. is reported to have be.
come the subject of a private inNestl-
cation hy q detective agency. j. W.
Buchanan. resident manager for the
agency. today declined To diVulGe the
purpose on scope Of the inquiry.
Scores OF Volunteer workers today
continued 10 comh the Santa Monica
Rlv beaches. but failed to produce
any trace Of the evangelist. Mrs.
McPherson's followers have kept 4
constant Il i@il since Tuesday night.
When the beach was illuminated with
G@hts furnished by motion picture
companies Last night the searehers
used lanterns.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Small Lots Of
BIOuSeS. COrSetS and Linoerie

9 Extra Size Chine BlouSe In navy black
henna Originally sos. Now....
5 silk Crepe de Chine Blou>c In brown, and hcnna.
Originally S. ........ $3.50
Il Navy or Black Figured Bungalow Aprons Oriei-
naIly Sos ..............
Al Short Surrner-yegllt Union Its In flesh white
Szc So to Originally Sis. Now
41-Rayon Dresses navy black. and Flare
o ~ Now
small Rubber Aprons tayy colorcd Ruffe trimmed
6-RubLcr Aprons, trimmed with buds. Sip-over styles.
Originally Sl6l Now 81
AZ ~i,-oycr T,rcac Aprons, Small figures contrasting
color trimmed Originally ST. Now ...... ............
~ lng,h Eroadcoth IHphcm Costume Slips. 80
~ No. .......... . ........
N ~,yrh Stout Girdlc>. Ci nc,h cou,l
ii ;l }} Is and 30 Originally 81 . $40 NOW .$2.q5
Rgtt,ru Corset, aud Gu,lc, O flesh bocldc sizes y
y 50 5 and 81 Originally s. Now . ......... .S295
~ Ie,s l., l.,l,..,r.. ~ .
ST. ......... 5pc
- u.rd..u U.a,,icrce flesh brocadc Sizes ,2 and y
Dur..,l, NoV .............. ............ -,
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Small Lots OF
Cnildren'S Shoes
J. Misses Pumps. s2.35

Only 81 pairs OF Patcr.
Leather Pumps. Originally
priced 81. S. and So. Some tar
cali oxtords included. Sizes ,
TO I. "A to D.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Small Lots from the
Rus Sc CtiOn

&.\xuscr Rugs 27x54 in Originally $3.50 Now. 55O
1-Nelvc scond) 9x2 it, when perfect $3.50 Now $40
1--NeIve Rug, 1879 it. Originally $3.50 Now $40
Remnants Inat I.noleum, to yds Originally $65
SIS I'd Now yd. 79c
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Small Lots of
Rugs

15-Linoleum Rugs. 4,oN9
it., tile pattern. Org
inally $5.95. Now. ,"
Remnant 27-in. wide Red
Velvet Carpeting. as
vds. Originally &.oO yd.
Now. yd. ........::.:..'>z"o
l-Chenille Rug, 7.oxl0 IT,
blue design. Org
na1ly SIS. Now. S46.So
(Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-20
ChHdren'S Pumps. S2.j|

81 pairs OF White Kid One
strap Pumps. Originally priced
81 and s.. In sizes 4 TO ;.
Wonderful values.