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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-12
POLICE ATTACK
STRIKE PARADE,
ARREST LEADER
5000 Furriers Smash
Thru Singing Crew
BY J. o. sENTALL.
Especial TO The Daily Workerl

Especial TO The Daily Workerl
NEW YORK CITY, March 1o-The
arrest Of Manager Benjamin Gold and
forty-three others and the triple de-
feat Of the police to break up the
mass picket line of the Furriers'
Union now in the 18th day Of the
strike marked the events of the morn.
Ing when 5000 determined plckets
braved the hostile bosses and their
hrellns police officers.
The demonstration was led by Ben
Gold and Aaron Gross. Scores of
police and private detectives were on
the job before the picket line was
formed and when the strikers ap-
pesred they began to swing their
clubs and threaten the strikers on
every side. When the threats failed
they hit the strikers on the head and
knocked down scores of them, arrest
ing Manager Gold, hoping in this way
10 weaken the mass and induce the
pickets to dispense. When they failed
in this they arrested 40 more of the
pickets But even this did not deter
the strikers from the task they had
set out to accomplish.
The workers were then driven into
a corner near 26th street, where they
were further dubbed At this place
II women were arrested and the rest
told to get away and quit their demon
stration.
Line Increases.
But instead of the line becoming
smaller it grew till the streets were
packed with more union men and
women. Many sympathizers joined
the demonstration. This was the sig
nal for further brutal attacks by the
police. More fiercely than ever the
police now plunged into the mass of
workers and beat down scores of pick
cts. But the line broke thru the po-
lice gang and marched thru the fur
district, as had been planned from the
beginning.
The arrest Of Gold the police
thought would leave the line leader
less, and the police hoped this would
throw the piekets into panic Not
single moment was lost because of
his arrest. The line forged ahead and
made the job complete success.
Flivver Squad Clubs Strikers.
When the force sent out to stop the
strikers failed, cops in Fords came to
reinforce them. They came with
breakneek speed and ran their Fords
upon the sidewalks and directly at
large numbers of people on the side
walk.
The strikers did not bulge. The
line grew with every new attack and
with every brutal assault of the motor
cops. Finally the law and order
gang were left powerless and the
great mass Of pickets, now over 5000,
passed on their way back, and when
the line came in front of the Freiheit
it stopped to cheer the paper that
has helped so much to inform the Fur
Workers about the conditions and
helped to hold them firm in this
struggle.
In court before Judge Harry Good
man rs men and women were fined
SIS each and one was given a sus-
pended sentence. The judge lectured
the strikers and told them that no
rioting would be tolerated. BIT the
attorney for the pickets declared it
was the police that had rioted and
not the striking fur workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-12
Color Bar Brings Fine
to Prejudiced Waiter

The Chicago Avenue police court
fined VIM. Burkhardt, a waiter in a
restaurant at West Grand Ave, SIS
and costs because Of hts refusal to
serve Bobby Pain, a colored woman.
Burkhardt told her if she insisted on
eating in the restaurant she would
have to go in the kitchen or take the
food out.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-12

PARIS, March 10.--The problem OF
Frances debts to the United States
and Great Britain will be taken up at
the earliest possible moment, Raoul
Peret, newly appointed minister OF
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-12

Your neighbor win appreciate
the favor-giye him this copy Of
the DAILY WORKER.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-12

Get your tickets now for the Inter.
national concert Of the T. U. {. L.
Sat-, March 10, at 9th ST. Theater.
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Staffel's
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Help Wanted-Boys
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sALEsLADIES 10 sell "Lux-shu-Ri
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HOW would you like to earn $50 to 800
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women. Rodasi Co.. $50 Rodasi Bldg.
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all wool. one price, wonderful values
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Agents and Canvassers

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III you can sell anything. you can sell
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CHRYsLER SIX PHAETON
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROcKs-Have
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Female iG

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RELIABLE and refined white woman
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24

AGENTS-Do you want profits like
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| Have a 1924 Ford Soda

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PRACTICAL nurse desires position In
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AGENTS-Absolutely no competition. pa
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
SOCIETY

Miller, on Wednesday morning, April
IA, in St. Mary's Catholic church.
The Rev. Father Dusseau performed
the ceremony.
- " y
Col. and Mrs. Harry Burgess.
Corps of Engineers, will be the guests
of Gen. and Mrs. Ernest Kinds in
their home in the Staff Post, Fort
Sam Houston, from May . TO May u.
~ ~ "
Miss Frieda Jaehnig complimented
Miss Irene Steffler, whose engage
ment to the Rev. Luther Schleisser
has been announced, with an alumni
nun shower Sunday afternoon. Bunco
was played and prizes awarded TO
Miss Ella Loessbcrg. Miss Ruby
Steffler, Miss Dorothy FLAG, Miss
Lucille Kroeger and Mrs. Rudolph
Steffler.
The decorations of the rooms fea-
tured the bridal motif. Following
the games, Miss Steffler was started
on a trip TO Treasure Island" and
after search found a complete set
of kitchen aluminium.
The guests were Misses Steffler,
Dorothy Prassel. Gencvieve Geyer,
Erna Kramme, Lucille Kroegcr, Helen
Egg, Manda Tietze, Caroline and
Blanche Battersby, Ruby Steffler,
Emma Schumann, Kathleen Killing.
Corrine and Ella Loessberg, Ma
Ionhe Schwartzloff, Dorothy Flats.
Mesdames Charles Steffler, Paul
Jaehnig. Hugo Brannies, R. Steff"
Ter and Eugene FLAG.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Star Says Honors
Given Understudy

NEW YORK, April 20.-CR-Jus'
tine tombstone is suing for an injunc-
ton because she was supplanted in
Hush Money" by her understudy,
Denise Moore. She makes allegations
of a conspiracy. Counter charges are
that she stumbled about the stage and
ruined the performance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

!. Tuesday-The Fiesta Fcte
!. presented under the auspices of
; the Battle of Flowers Associa-
, ton will take place at S p. m. at
. the municipal auditorium.
) Wednesday-The Battle Of
; Flowers Association will enter
; tain st II 80 p. m. with a lunch
; con at the Menger Hotel. Miss
; Katherine will entertain with
; & o'clock dinner at the Bright
) Shawl. The San Jacinto Cotil-
: lion Association will entertain
. at 0 p. m. with dance in La
; Placeta.
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ADVERTISEMENT

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

MT. J. ]. Cavsnaugh has an
uuunced the marriage Of her daugb,
yer, Marceila Marie, 10 Elmer 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

Mrs. Joseph Choate King will be
presented in concert Tuesday night
iH the Incsrn8te Word College. the
first Of q series Of concerts in which
Nrs. King j. 70 appear in different
sections Of the state. 4 most delightful
program Of miscellaneous numbers
will be given.
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Miss Katherine Houston will m
tortain at g o'clock Wednesday eve
ming with dinner in the Spanish
room Of the Bright Shawl, compliment
ing a group Of the Out-"f-tpWn Ouch
csses Miss Cora May Young Of Aus
tin. Aiss Mary Olive Puterpaugb Of
Dallas, Miss Frances DOssott and
Miss Dorothy Bell Of Waco. The
guests will include only the members
Of the Court 81 LeWels-
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

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Evening star., 1926-10-01
TRADING LIGHTER
IN BOND MARKET
Hlgh-Grade Issues Do Little
With Exception of Ca
madam Pacific as.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch 10 The star
NEW YORK. October Trading
was considerably less active in the
bond market today This was prob
ably due to the signs of increasing
frmness in the time money market
where rates We're higher than they
have been since the early part Of
the year.
With the exception OF Canadian
Pacific 4S, which were active and
strong. high grade investment issues
did little. Bonds like Southern Pacific
refunding IS. Central Pacific as. St
LouiS-San Francisco prior lien A.
Rock Island refunding Is. and Waba SIN
'2s simply hung around prices of the
previous day
The selling by holders of Liberty
bonds which attracted attention yes
terday did not reappear. The market
for Liberties was comparatively dull
and during the greater part OF the
time shade higher for some issues
The feature of the day was the
activity in the German group, which
apparently followed the announce
ment Of the big steel combination
German government IS We're not much
changed hut the municipal issues
were strong and so were the indus
trials. City of Berlin 6t2s. which had
closed Yesterday at 949s, got above 95
city of Cologne 61es We're up q half
point at one time German General
Electric 6l2s were the strongest of
all with rise at one stage amounting
10 nearly > points. Rhinelbe Is rose
over a point
Other European government bonds
were less affected by the news but
they We're mostly strong French IS
were bought at rising prices and Bel
6ian issues were higher. Among the
South Americans, province of Santa
F'e IS, which had closed yesterday at
"a, sold up to 95. Not much change
occurred in Brazil bonds but they
were somewhat firmer as a rule
Some of the speculative rails We're
noticeably active and strong. The
annual coupon of Sc came off ST
Louis-San Francisco incomes. This
deduction seemed to encourage fresh
buying for the bonds were active and
higher. Denver and Rio Grande
Western 5s were also in demand. as
Were Chicago and Eastern Illinois IS
1nterborough Rapid Transit Refund
ing 5s were active, opening at 709s,
declining TO 40. then regaining part of
the loss. Copper bonds were more
active and generally higher, especially
CRANKY -.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
SPECULATIVE BUYING
RALLIES WHEAT PRICE
Bearish Weather News in Late
Trading Accountable for Off
set to Early Setbacks.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. October buying on
the part of Chicago spectators rallied
the wheat market today after early
setbacks in price. Advices were cur
rent that recent storms in Canada
had caused a loss of as much as So
100000 bushels of wheat There were
also reports at hand telling of need
of rain in Argentina. dry weather.
having prevailed for several weeks.
Evidence of a pause in export de-
mand gave wheat bears something of
an advantage at times today 1t was
urged in this connection that the vol.
ume and consistency of buying on the
part of exporters is the chief key at
present 10 the trend of. prices. An
other subject of comment was a re-
port from railroad sources that farm
ers in the Southwest are planting
thousands of acres more wheat this
Fan than they did last Fall.
Unofficial monthly crop summaries
issued today indicate that the total
yield of corn will be about 2.724 900
900 bushels and that the crop condi-
tloh Is around 74.5 per cent. These
hgures, which are based on returns
made immediately prior to and imme-
diateiy following the frost. were in
terpreted as meaning that the crop
outlook has improved, and that the
amount of soft or Unacceptable corn will
represent only small percentace of
the total crop.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, october Special
Potatoes. barrel. 1.25a4.25; 100 pounds,
i ooa2. IS: sweet potatoes, barrel, 1.25a
2 90. vans. barrel, 1.00a2.5o; beans,
bushe1. 9oa1.o0; beets, 100, 2.00a2.50;
cabbage. 1eo. 4.ooa5.oo; carrots. 100.
ooa4 90. cauliflower. crate. 3.00a3.25;
celery crate. 1.50a2.50; corn, dozen,
15ao5. cucumbers. basket, 75al.15;
eggplants. basket, 50a75; lettuce, box,
50a2 Ok. lima beans. bushel, 3.00a3.50;
onions. 100 pounds 1.25a2.00; peppers,
basket. 25a6o; squash, basket, 30a40;
spinach. bushel 60a65; savoy cabbage.
bslshel. 50a65: tomatoes. basket, 60a90;
packing stock, busRel. 90a1.00.
Apples. barrel, 2,00a5.o0; bushel,
50a1 so: cantaleupes, crate, 1.0oal.50;
dansons, basket 75a1.00; honey dews.
LOCALES; grapes. basket, 6oa75;
neaches, bushel. 1.0oa2.25; pears,
ounces, basket, 65a75.
Grain and Hay Prices.
wheat-No. red Winter, domestic
spot, 1.45 No. 8, red Winter, gar
iicky. spot, 1861
Corn-Domestic, No. 2, yellow S6;
No. 2. spot. export. no quotations;
No. ), spot, export, no quotations.
Oats-No. .. new, 54 per bushel
No 3, 81
Rye--No. export, spot 1.03a1 %
per hushel.
Hay-Receipts. SO tons The range
of prices on good hay and clover
mixed and timothy is from 21.00 to
$500 per ton. and there is no surplus
Offering of the better qualities Of
timothy Low grade and bad order
hay has no definite market value, 1t
being more question Of finding a
buyer for such stock.
Dairy Products.
Poullry-Live Spring chickens.
pound 24a2s. leghorns. 24a25: old
hens. 20a30; ieghorns. 20a22; old roos-
ters. 18a20; ducks. 24a2G; sn1aTl and
poor. I8a20; pigeons, pair, 20a30;
guinea fowl. each, 40a75
Fggs-Receipts, 553 cases: native
end nearby current receipts offered
at 3s.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery.
pound. 42a47; prints, 47a49; blocks.
feat8; ladies', 32a33: rolls, 28a32 store
packed 27a28: dairy prints, 28a32
process butter, 36a37
Evening star., 1926-10-01
New Bond Issues

NEW YORK, October ! (SpeciaD.-
An issue of $4,000, 900 Richheld Oil
60. of California first mortgage and
collateral trust convertible bonds
series "A, carrying per cent offered
by Bond and Goodwin and Tucker,
Inc, Aronson & Co,g and Hemphnl
Noyes & Co, was oversubscribed
shortly after the books were opened.
The bonds We're priced at 80 and in
terest to yield about 6.10 per cent. The
issue natures September 15, 1941.
Proceeds will be used to retire funded
debt of subsidiaries and acquire new
properties.
The American Furniture Mart Build.
ing Corporation issue of 50 ,000, 900
first mortgage sinking fund per cent
gold bonds offered by the National
City Co. Harris, Forbes & Co. and
Otis Co., was entirely sold before
noon. The bonds are dated July /,
l926, and will mature July /, 1916.
They were offered at 100 and interest.
They are redeemable on 80 days no
tice at los, on or before July /, 1881.
Among the other new offerings was
an issue of $2,500,0 900 Department of
the Cauca Valley, Republic of Colom-
gold bonds. callable at 103 and inter
est on any semiannual interest date.
The books were closed shortly after
opening.
Halsey Stuart & Co and the Ma
tional City Co offered for sale an issue
of $1,500.000 Chicago, North Shore &
Milwaukee first and refunding mort
gage 512 per cent bonds at 9819 and
interest. to yield about $50 per cent.
They are dated April /, 1926 and are
due April /. 1866
A $S0,0o0,0 900 issue of Montreal
Light, Heat & Power Consolidated
per cent bonds will be offered ST.
multaneously In Canada, New York
and London next week. In this country
the offering will be made by Harris
Forbes d Co, Aldred & Co. and Wood
Gundy & Co.
The Hood Rubber Co. has sold n
$5,0o0.o00 issue of 5h per cent CON
vertible gold notes to Brown Bros.
the Bankers Trust Co. and Horn
blower Weeks. The latter firm also
has bought $4,000 shares of the new
Aood common stock.
Evening star., 1926-10-01

NEW YORK. October ! (Pl.~New
corporate financing in September is
tabulated at $277 .209 900 by the Jour
nal Of Commerce. an increase of about
S43 600 900 over September last year
and 4 gain Of nearly $l23,ooo. 600 over
August this year. Railroad financing
in September totaied about $50 900
600. an increase of S4S. .000, 600 over the
So me month last year The total of
hew financing for the nine months Of
1925 reached 81 $40. .92f 600 an in
trease of $132. .o0e 900 over a year ago.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
BARNsDALL co. INCOME.

NEW YORK, October P).-Net
income of Barnsdall Corporation for
the nine months of 1926, September
estimated, was S4,7S3,366, equivalent
to $4.20 a. share on the combined :
I37,561 shares of IA and "B" stock
compared with $2,15S.996. or s2.37 a
share on the 910.952 shares outstand-
ing, In the same period Of 1925.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
NEW BOND ISSUE OFFERED.

The r. ii. Smith Co. is Offering a
new 10000 issue of first mortgage
612 per cent coupon bonds, to be Sc
cured by a first mortgage on the land
and building OF the Washington Hall
Apartments. The bonds will be the
obligation of the Hartland Apartment
Co. owners of the property. The site
of Washington Hall is at the north
east corner of Fourteenth and Fair
mont streets northwest
Evening star., 1926-10-01
SHARES co HIGHER
IN STOCK MARKET
Increased Activity Accom-
panied by Rising Prices in
Most Securities.
BY STUART i. WEST.

special Dispatch to Tho star.
NEW YORK, October THE stock
market was considerably more active
today and this activity was accom-
panied hy rising prices, not in all
directions, but in q good part OF the
list,
How far this involved an increase
in public buying was q question upon
which opinion differed. Wall street
houses were certainly doing more
business while professional interests
encouraged by the strength shown on
the previous day enlarged their OPP
erations on the buying side
Four big features were the diNl-
dend-paving rails. United States Steel,
General Motors and the coppers, The
revival Of activity at higher prices III
the copper group was not the result
Of ANYTHING new in the copper trade.
ON the contrary the days reports
i we're that the copper metal was duli
and unchanged in price. hat hp-
peared to be happening was that the
huying which had been going on Tor
several DAYS in Kennecott. ana Whlch
continued vigorously today hnaliy
SpfRa0 10 otltGI NpPANA fR'hN'A
Kennecott Crosses so.
Eennecott crossed so on large trans
actions. whereas the previous high Oh
the wear had been 80. Belief that
there is good chance OF dlVldeno
increase furnished motive Tor tile
huving. Not in some time have stocks
like Raw Consolidated and Nevada
consolidated been as active Kay was
nm nearly points. Anaconda was hol
as prominent as ordinarily lh'she
have been expected, but IL was Slroiis'
The advance in some OF the rams
u-as remarkable, but it was IN line
with all that has been said on the
subject of EQUITIES for the higher
grade railway shares being on the IN
craes so I'm the case of Union Pacif1c,
which crossed 16S for the first tlme
on the present move, the attractive
ress of the investment return con-
tinued the principal consideration.
Van Sweringen Rails Up.
All stocks connected with the Van
Sweringen merger We're much IN oe
r,and-NickeI Plate. which got Wen
above 202. Chesapeake and ONO, Fefe
Marquette and the Fries. ERIE COM
mon was taken In large blocks as II
reached so anu LIE SCSpAAN
was unusually active and higher.
Norfolk and Western was selling
around top prices for the year ana
Reading was up over a point. United
states steel common, after starting
in nearly . points higher. ran into
considerable profit-taking. But tnls
selling was readily absorbed and the
stocx pushed ahead again. Realizing
sales checked the rise In Radio Cor
poration. American Smelling, NOV
ing as usual with the coppers, was up
we'll over point. Equipment shares
ioined in the rise, especially Baldwin
Locomotive.
commercial Solvents B, which had
risen sb points yesterday. came on
with its advance, and SO did Famous
PLAYERS. For time there was active
buving in Corn Products. Warner
Rrothers' Pictures was one of the rev
exceptions to the general trend. Ac-
companying United States Steel. Coo
rado Fuel and Iron was bid up nearly
points. Woolworth at one time was
up 4.