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INTERNATIONAL PHONE.

NEW YORK, July IA LR).--Inter-
national Telepone and Telegraph Co.
reports net income of $1,321,245 for
the first quarter this year after taxes,
depreciation, interest and preferred
dividends over subsidiaries, equal to
S3.55 a share on 393.917 shares Of
stock, against 1851 $50, or $3.06 a
share on 179,950 shares of common
stock in the first quarter of 1925.
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Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK CA9.- Stock steady;
several copper issues reach 1926 highs.
Bonds Irregular; French and Belgian
obligations recover. Foreign ex-
changes naked; Belgian francs rally.
Cotton lower: better weather. Sugar
easy; poor spot demand. Coffee steady;
trade buying.
CHICAGO.-Wheat higher; unfavor.
able Northwest crop reports. Corn
barely steady; bearish weekly weather
report. Cattle steady. Hogs higher.
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CARRrER system 0RDERED.

NEW YORK, July II ca Inter
rational Standard Electric Corpora
fion. formerly the international West
ern Electric Co.. has received en- or.
der from the Australian government
for 4 single channel carrier telephone
system. The equipment called Tor will,
provide an additional channel for lDiigf
distance telephone communication
over existing wire lines BY means Of
carrier currents higher n froqaeney
than speech currents. (.
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INVESTMENT bonds
ARE HEAVY TODAY
First Mortgage Rails Sold.
Conspicuously Speculative:
Issues ii Reaction.
RY GEORGE 4. HUGHEs.
cial Dispatch 70 The sssr.

Special Dispatch to The SvaF.
NEW YORK, July 14.--InvestTneni
bonds were distinctly heavy today
Judging from the actions .0f securities
Ut the highest grades. higher money i
IN prospect. This, Of course, may be
d. temporary condition. but II was very
much In evidence today.
United States Government obliga.
tions were fairly steady. but they
the first mortgage railroad issues thai
signs Of selling were most conspicu
Gus. New York Central So sold be.
low 10A. which compared with their
high Of the year OF 1O5M made In
April. Northern Pacific SIS at 1I2
were OF 2 points from their best previ
Gus price, also reached In the late
Spring. New Orleans, Texas and
Mexico B SIS dipped below par. Penn,
sylYania general mortgage 4hs, sell.
ing at 81. were down almost q point
from where they were q week ago.
Speculative Bonds React.
Even in the more speculative rail
road bonds there was more or less
reaction. Erie Junior issues sold down
easily, not only the convertible D IS,
which moved easily with the stock,
tSe,-t~AS
a point and q half were recorded from
the recent highs. New Haven CONVEX.
tible SIS, Chicago Great Western 4s,
Chicago and Eastern Illinois s. and
Chicago and Alton 31zs were all. ct
one time or another, lower. There
was better support for st. L0uis-San
francisco adjustments and incomes
and FOR New Haven collateral S..
Industrials were more Irregular
Some of the steel bonds were strong.
Bethlehem Steel 51as sold above 96.
and Trumbull Steel 6s improved frac-
tionally. On the other hand, u. s.
steel sinking fund 5s. which move
in sympathy with money rates, sold
below Jog.
Copper issues as group were
strong. Anaconda 7s and Chile BE-
went higher with their respective
stocks, and CRANKY Mining 70 sold
at q new high on the movement.
Against these advances We're losses
OF q point IN Cuba Cane 70 ana IS
the former partially later,
Victor Fuel Shs, which lost over 8
points last week, were down over z
points from the last sale.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
,onodta.ions furnished By v. ?. Hibbs Z. Cob
NEW YORK. July IA L9.-Foreig

Exchanges. irregular. Quotations lin
rents): Great Britain, demand. 4S5 IS
tables, 486 ZIG; 60-iay bills on banks,
i82. France, demand, 2.531s; cables,
s.545. Italy. demand. S.S9 cables.
b.40A.
Demand: Belgium, 2.335s: Germany.
q. 80; Holland, 4O.13; Norway. 21.89;
Sweden, 16.77; Denmark, 26.4s; Swift
eriand, 1861; Spain, 1886 " I; Greece,
121%; Poland. 1000; Czechos iovakia,
2.s6: Jugoslavia, 1.77K; Austria,
I4.1211: Rumania, 461k: Argentina,
40.65; Brazil, 1870; Toxic. 400;
Shanghai, 72.25; Montreal. 1O0.14 lie,
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{ LEAD PRODUCTION.

NEW YORK. July III tF9. Produc-
ton Of refined lead in June amounted
to 66,x9O tons, q decline Of 1887 tons
under the output for May, but q slight
increase over April. Production FOR
the hair yeai. tOtaled 401,016 tons.
against Sgl.372 tons III the first hall
Of 1926.
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ALLIs.CHALMERS ORDERS.

NEW YORK, July IA R).-Unfilled
orders of Allis-C Chalmers Manufactur-
ing Co. as of June 80 aggregated $12,-
S66 900, against 0,7S7, 900 ON March
81 and So, ,730 year ago.
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RAR SILNER PRICE.

NEW YORK luir II "a Har III
yer. es Mexican dollars 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-14

There Is no one so liable to be angry
with others q he who Is III at cas-
with himself.
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Dlz1Qand rates ~ giyen IN the abQxe table
l.stest anQHrttrIT or hall ypa1iys declar4 ttQnq,
Dnless cthelN5se motel. extra or speeiat dlKls
SPaffIN GsceE, fBSrtly extra fPaxahle
n common ss2S9 Ak,ns e y ssSsh nSyks
fhie yeat-llo REGULAR rate b Plus 10 q III
sqnlaor essca psyspls 2 2. n & alie5sss 1'|
e Payable Ii caeh or stock Plus y 81 IN
n1ock Plus 2s6O share ID STOCK h Etne
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sHoRT TERM sECURITIEs.

furnished BY Redmond, z Co.,
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= 4EtA0MG = I $3.50
Famous ri rts
FED Min s. STnolk
FfstNP ast3 :, I,
First MAJ s y
Fisher Body
Fisk Rubber
Fisk list pf cv ~
FfskR list ~ b q j
1efschmnff z K)
Foundation Cd
Fox Film a "a
Freeport-T Texas
Gabriel Akf4Kl.
Gardner Motor. /.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
WHEAT SCORES GAIN
ON FOREIGN REPORTS
Falling Off of Estimated Shipments
From Argentina Felt in
Chicago.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, March 25.-Wheat scored
an early upturn today, influenced Dy
unexpected strength of the Liverpool
market and by a decided falling Off In
this weeks estimated shipments from
Argentina. Total shipments were only
2.5I6,O0O bushels as against 1864 ,oO0
bushels last week. According TO Ieao.
ing authorities here, the failure OF
Argentina this year as a source or
wheat supply is emphasized by the
fact that North America is shipping
wheat to Brazil. whereas millers IN
Brazil normally draw their supplies
from Argentina. Opening prices 10
q higher. May new. 1.551s to LOO 1s
and July 1.35 to 1854, were followed
by material further gains.
Corn and oats were easy. owing e. 10 10
evident absence of demand. after
opening unchanged to Il higher, May
721. TO 72l2, corn underwent mod
crate general sag.
Oats started uncha nged TO 4 on.
May 3sa4 to 3S7s, but later raiheo
somewhat.
In line with hog values, provisions
yt-ora steady.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
WALL STREET BRIEFS

NEW YORK, March 25 @.-An
increase In the capital stock of the
United Fruit Co, from 100000
nhares of 500 par. value, to 100000
shares Of no par value. and issuance
Of 2k shares of new stock for each
share of old, was approved by stock
holders yesterday.
Henry Fords railroad. the Detroit,
Toledo and Ironton. earned 1883 a
share on the combined preferred and
common stock in 1925, against $13.77
the year before. Both issues share
alike after 4 per cent has been paid
bn each issue. Net income rose to
$2,072,7s9 from $1,720,s94 in 1924.
Charles J. Symington, chairman Of
The Gould Coupler Co, yesterday con-
firmed the sale of the company's 8
friction draft gear and passenger buff
fer and platform business to the
Waugh Equipment Co. of Chicago.
Net income of Lehigh Valley Coal
for 1925, dropped to S643.119 after all
charges. equal to SO cents a share
on the certificates Of interest. from
kS.3O1, OIL, or s2.73 a share in 1924,
Mining operations at the company S
properties were suspended during the
last four months Of 1925.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
INVESTMENT BOND
| MARKET |SSTRONG
Prices Steady, But All Offers
of Sound Issues Are
Readily Taken.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, March 25.-As far as
strictly high-grade investment issues
went the bond market today exhibited
total indifference to the influences
which were operating to put down
speculative securities. There was no
bidding up of prices, but all offers
particularly Of sizeable blocks, were
readily taken and 1t was evident the
market could have absorbed much
larger amounts.
In the United States Government
bond list demand for the tax-exeinpt
Liberty 31as kept up and the previous
years high was duplicated. The Incl
dent that attracted the most attention
was the rush to buy New Orleans,
Texas and Mexico issues on the an
nouncement that the New York State
Banking Department now regarded
these bonds as legal investments for
savings banks
Evening star., 1926-03-25
AUTO ORDER CANCELING
is DENIED IN DETROIT

DETROIT, March Is R).-Reports
from New York Of widespread can
collation. of automobile orders were
discounted last night by persons IN
close touch with the automobile IN
dustry here. Factories were running.
1t was stated, at better than a norman
rate of production
Report of the Detroit Employers
Association for last week. issued to-
day, was pointed to in support OF the
contention that there was no cur
tailment Of production. Employment
in 70 automobile plants and acces- =
sorry factories here last week de-
creased. the report said, 2,265 from
the preceding week, but exceeded the
1926 peak by nearly 5000.
The reporting companies employ
ed 273.134 men last week, against
220,5S0 for the corresponding week OF
1925. The report further said that
the decrease last week over the pre-
vious week was entirely in unskilled
labor.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
MARKET RALLIES
IN LATE TRADING
Rebound Small Compared
With Previous Decline.
Baldwin is Weak.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Special Dispatch 10 The star
NEW YORK. March 25.-The stock
,,,arket rallied in the late AFTERNOON
TODAY. after a period of further weak
ness in the early trading e.,
The decline had been going on LOT
over a week, so that II was ild'ui hi
10 expect some drawing down OF prof
IT'S on the short side. but the re-
hound was small as compared WIN
the previous decline. me SItua'io'i
was unsettled at the end.
Baldwin Locomotive was the "eaN
feature With only 10000 shares out
standing. the greater part Oh whl.n
are closely held, it is not easy 10 put
through an operation on the pear
side But today there had peeh
enough short covering to make tne
position of the stock more vuinerapie'
md a sudden attack met with more
success than has attended similar eH-
neriments during the last few weeks.
baldwin had closed at 104S4, against
the high of 1861 Wednesday MORN
inr II was driven down below par,
rallving. then dropping again.
Hudson Motor drew close 10 eo'
where II was off 43 points from Its re-
cent high. General Motors was re-
reiving better support. ChrEs'er was
actively dealt III at ii Siit-i'
Studebaker broke over g. point ana d
half. Kesley Wheel was one OF the
specialties where there was sharp
drop. The stock made new low Tor
she wear. Chandler-Cleveland STOCK
(which had closed on wednesday al
se,k. fell away nearly point.
General Petroleum was quite an eA'
ception to the general movement, run
ming up some points, then yielding
later. This, however, was entirely
epecial case, where market prices were
being adjusted according to the terms
which were reported around the Street
of the deal between this company ano
STANDARD Oil Of New York.
Bethlehem Steel bonds were wen
supported among domestic inous'
trials. Chicago Railway 5s sold down
below II to a new low. In specula
tive rails the strong feature was
Chesapeake and Ohio convertible os'
nm at one time points. missouri
Pacific issues were lower. both the
general As and the 6s, nor was tnere
any important recovery in the sea
hoard Air Line list.
It was learned today that an ad :
ditional block of s7.500,OOO in Amer :
ican Gas and Electric per cent
debentures due in 2014 will be OF
tered shortly at 991s and interest
which Is about the price at which the
outstanding bonds are selling.
CHASING IRREGULAR.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
DIAMOND MATCH BOARD
OF DIRECTORS RENAMED

CHICAGO, March 25 R).-No
change Is looked for in the capital
structure Of the Diamond Match Co.,
il was announced here today after
the annual meeting at which directors
were reelected "It is confidently ex-
pected that earnings at the present
rate will be sufficient to cover the 8
per cent dividend rate in effect, with
the satisfactory margin to be trans
ferred to surplus" President w. A.
Fairburn said. Earnings are run
ming at about the same rate as main
tained in the last three years, despite
market conditions and prevailing
prices
Evening star., 1926-03-25
CLOSING IRREGULAR.
Rally at Closing Brings Some Issues
to Higher Levels.

NEW YORK, March 25 OP.--The
closing was irregular. Acute weakness
developed in Gulf States Steel and
National Dairy Products before re
newed short covering started the mar
ket upward in the final hour. The
rally carried du Pont, United States
Cast Iron Pipe, Mack Trucks and Gen
eral Electric to 8 points above last
nights closing levels. and lifted Bald
win above par. Sales approximatec
$500. 900 shares.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
STOCK is CALLED.
Bethlehem Steel Will Redeem Out
standing 8 Per Cent Preferred.

NEW YORK. March % R.-Di-
rectors of the Bethlehem Steel Cor
roration have called for redemption
on July i the company's outstand-
ing per cent preferred stock at a
price of $115 a share. Prior to that
time the corporation will purchase
the stock at the redemption price
plus accrued dividends of a 10000,
600 issue of s per cent preferred sold
in 1917, all but about $5,000.000 has
been exchanged for per cent pre-
ferred shares.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
CAR LOADINGS GAIN.

Freight car loadinss for the week
ending March 13 reached 967.411, the
American Railway Association an
nounced tonight, an increase of 2,730
over the previous week. and an ad.
vance Of 1922 over the correspond
ing week last year. Miscellaneous
loadings totaled 346.053 cars. a de-
crease of 1885 under the week before:
grain and grain products aggregated
1928, an increase of 10; coal, 1873, 1874,
an advance Of 6,391; merchandise and
less than carload lots. 264 1851, an in.
crease Of 622. and livestock, 27,357, a
decrease of 2,1S3.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
District Insurance.

The amount of life insurance pun.
chased in the United States in Feb
ruary totaled S640.115.000. according
to report made today by the Sales
Research Bureau of Hartford. Conn
The best Increases over the same
month in 1925 were gains of 10 per
cent in Florida and 81 per cent in the
Dist riot oP Columbia
Evening star., 1926-03-25
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK UpD.-Stocks irregular
Baldwin breaks points, lowest since
1922. Bonds mixed; French issues at
new 1925 low. Foreign exchanges
steady; Scandinavian currencies rise
Cotton firm; unfavorable weather out
look. Sugar steady; commission house
buying. Coffee higher; trade buying.
CHICAGO.-Wheat higher; foreign
buying. Corn steady: smaller receipts
expected. Cattle easier. Hogs irregu'
lar; light weights lower.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
DIVIDENDS.
PARIS PRICES HEAVY.

PARIS, March 25 @.-Prices were
heavy on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, AZ francs 2 centhnes. Ex-
change on London. 1913 francs 70 GEN.
times. Five per cent loan. Sc francs
Is centimes. The dollar was quoted at
% francs 81 centimes.
Evening star., 1926-03-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, March % P).-For.
eign exchanges irregular; quotations
Gn cents): Great Britain. demand.
4s57a; cables, 4s6A; 60-day bills on
banks. 4s1 1916. France. demand. !.
3.491a; cables. $50. Italy, demand,
4.O2; cables. 4.o2h. Demand: Belgium,
4.O1la; Germany, 23.So; Holland.
4O.O51a; Norway, 2I.40; Sweden. 26.s1; :;
Denmark, 1922; Switzerland, 19.251a;
Spain, 14.09; Greece, 1.34A: Poland,
1850: Czechoslovakia. 2.96; Jugoslavia,
176A: Austria. 14h; Rumania, Ala;
Argentina, 1925; Brazil, 1870: Toxic,
45s4 Shanghai, 73as; Montreal. 9eA.
Evening star., 1926-03-25


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| Atlas Pow pf 80.
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Barnsdall A ca.
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Belding Bros(S).
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| Booth Fisheries.
! Botany A 90.
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| Ekln Edison (s).
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| Brown Shoe (2). .
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| Butte Cop (50c).
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fEJortric Boat.
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iEP&Lpf 40 20 %
Elec Sto Bat(fs)
End John (6).
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Evening star., 1926-03-25
CALL MONEY STRONG.

NEW YORK, March rs @.-Call
money, strong: high, s.; low, 5; ruling
rate, s: closing bid, S; offered at 5A;
last loan, S; call loans against accept.
ances, 4; time loans. steady: mixed
collateral, 60.90 days, 41sa4ss; 4.6
months. 41aa4Ss; prime mercantile
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Evening star., 1926-03-25

Dividend rates "a given in the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half yearly declarations.
Unless otherwise noted. extra or special divi-
Paid this year. no regular rate; b Or
extra. iPayabie in preferred stock. tPius
~ IL II stock psysSIs [ z Hnas:sslyi fPlus
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Aunt Ann" is a member of the
clan, but not under that name. AS
"Little A." her delightful contribu-
readers. aunt Ann" is Mrs. Harry
M. Woods of Lamoine. She accepts
the post in the spirit of the columns
motto-the spirit Of helpfulness and
hopefulness. Size is not unmindful
of the responsibility she assumes as
a follower of "Aunt Madge," but &C
cepts it as an opportunity to broaden
her sphere of influence and helpful
ness beyond the community in which
she lives and her somewhat isolated
farm home.
To those who know her personally,
it is unnecessary to say that Mrs.
Woods is eminently qualified for the
work, by education, by inclination,
by experience. " She has the broad
ness of vision, the sympathy, the I'M
derstanding needful. She knows the
problems of the home, of the family,
of the country community, from the
inside; and she knows the larger
world of books, also from the inside.
Mrs. Woods is the wife of pro-
gressive farmer on live farm, with
a growing family. She does her own
household work. It is needless to
say that she is a very busy woman,
but the editor has found, in his ex-
perience, that it is the busy man or
woman who finds time to do things.
Mrs. Woods finds time to take her
place in the social and welfare work
of the community; she finds time to
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Miss Jeanette Sellers were in Ban
gor Tuesday, M, N aA
The graduating exercises of Clark
high school were held Thursday eve
ming, June TO- e@ye
Langdon and Leighton Perkins
are at home from Dark Harbor for
two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Walls of Seal Har-
Dor is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Laura Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Pettee of
Seal Harbor were in town to attend
graduation. Mrs. Pettee's sister,
Gladys Leach, was member OF the
graduating class.
Mrs. Bernice Snow, who is en-
ployed at 1.-THE Jack-O-Lantern,' y
Linco,nville Beach, spent Thursday
night at her home here.
Robert Bissett of the s.. Croix
hotel, Calais, was recent guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Varnum.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther G. Leach OF
La1noine were in town Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. M. A. Wardwell
spent two days last week in Bangor.
Mrs. Bertha Leach is spending
this week in Bangor. Her daughter
Arlene will graduate from a gram
mar school there Friday.
lime IA. "Woodlocke."