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Evening star., 1926-05-18
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

BUTCKs-New and used on display at Em.
erson 0rme Connscticut ave sslesroesm Sssn
/, rofs :. a. Gaddes. lois Conn: ave e. 000O
CADILLAC PHAETON. 1919. 5-passenger
model 81 years of good service still 70 be
year to pay. Wardman Motors. Inc. 1915
14th st. NV.
CADILLAC. 5-pass. sedan, 1923: also 7-pass
two 6is are priced to move quickly auicI,
action is necessary terms. with your car as
Gonn psa sasmeMSf s2s Main a6so sGon S'lesf00m ii'
CADILLACS-Two. 4-pass. sport touring and
4-psss. coupe come up and try TO find some
chanical condition: you shall be the iudge
as. to whether they are real bargains, as the
Conn ave NV Main a0so.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924 model; looks
down and S7.22 weekly Ourisman Chevro.
let Sales Co. e25 II st. ne. Open nights
and Sundays.
CHEVROLET SEDAN 1924 bumpers front
and rear; excellent mechanical condition
S325; terms. Franklin $50. 1925 10th st
miles. S175. Terms. franklin $50 1875
10th ST. NV. w.
CHEVROLET ,:sI;I9! SEDAN 20 le23: le new tires,
3sO. 1926 goth ct. NV.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1898 model; newly
painted a beautiful shade Of gray similar in
rnb6er: rppb firstclsss condition meehanicsiiy: Hy
only $50 down and S6.04 weekly. Ouris-
man chsyEolet s,,nSs1 Sales Co. 6s6 st ne Open
CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. s175.
CHEVROLET ROADSTER, 1924 model. be
ing painted a beautiful light blue with red
Iy ok: tires good: only $50. 40 down and
Sc. OF weekly Olrsman Chevrolet Sales Co.
625 II st. ne. Open nights and Sundays.
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1925 model. that
we Just traded in on new closed car: if ycu
want late model. this one will suit you;
Ourisn,an Chevrolet Sales Co., 625 II st n e.
Open nights and SUNDAYS.
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1923. a car that
will surprise you when you see it,. it looks
s4.34 weekly Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co,
625 II st. ne. Open nights and Sundays.
CHEVROLET SPORT ToURINGs. 1924 mod
els in a variety of color combnations--one
blue with red wheels one maroon with new
tires. several in beautiful shades of gray.
one a dark green with light green wheels:
M aaWn a Ons snd wseEyy ssf y0u fHF 9n
Chevrolet Sales Co.. 625 H st. ne. Open
nights and Sundays
CHEVROLET TOURING. 1923. superior
snd mSqe, back curtain Is SIS too much for for this his
AntomobiIe; o,rn Come s,n in End see % for yourself
CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1924 model: 9 practi
caily new tires and . in fair condition: fhis
il q nice clean lob and q bargain at S2T5
year to pay Wardman Motors Inc. 1915
I4th ST. n.W.
CHEVROLET COUPE. oyerhauied and re.
painted: looks and runs like new; reasonable
Phone Lincoln St87-J. 246 10th st. Sc 49,
CHEVROL LET~ COUPE. 1924 model. in splen
did condition throughout; many extras
S2.5: year to pay. Wardmdn Motors Inc.
1913 14th ST. NV.
CHEVROLET SPORT TOURINGS, 1923 mod.
els in various color computations; we have
q can rsr s1it " YOUR taste at the low nrice ~ of
SB34O down and $5.54 weekly. Ourisman
Chevrolet Sales Co, 625 H OF. ne. Open
nights and Sundays.
CHEvROLET- TOURING motor in excellent
condition: 10. 1870 L st. NV.
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WANTED-GIRL MUSICIANS. GAIL COL.
5t6. Apt. 33. if you can qualify for 1st-
class orchestra.
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PAPERHANGlNG, painting rooms scraped,
nointe1 4p papered,, $40; guaranteed IN
able Decorating Co. NJ 3252. b@9 9th NV.
o2s
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STANDARD COUPE terms
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BuICKS-New and used on display at EN-.
erson e. Orme. Connecticut ave. salesroom:
liberal terms; your car in trade. FIR. 1850.
T. s Gaddes. 10l6 Conn. ave.
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! / WILL TRADE all or part of my equity in
several houses amounting to $4,000 for
first payment on good business property or
! residence and assume first trust only. Ad-
dress Box 44S-S. Star Office. i9%
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WOMAN. white reliable. settled; for senerat
50 away for the summer; stay nights
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Easy Terms.

Easy Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
14th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays
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MARMON. 1924 sport touring: without
doubt this is one of the prettIeet ana Oes'
equipped slightly used cars for sale ~ WASH
lg'On; the mechanical condition and appedt
anHe VIII move 1t quickly at the very InN
prI"e we are asking: terms. with your car a.
hrst payment. Lincoln SaesrOom. Il3-
'onn. ave Main 20S0.
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GIRL, young, white. not over 25. for light
housekeepInC no objection TO one with n
child good home. wages. Address BOX
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SITUATIONS-NALE.

YOUNG. NEAT colored girl. 10 glean 6ach 6ach-
e'or apartment s. per week Auahs ''.oo'
Ant % 1915 Belmont st. NV.
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SETTLED WOMAN for general houseworka
stay nights preferred. lnQulne a;ter % ;oo
MATTRESSES white. experienced. tor halt
me- Sargeants : Restaurant. 500 l4th 81
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE


PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-Mo
ate prices; All work first class. Floor fin
nshhins, PIhene Line. 5e16. eoe loth bo. st.
PAINTING AND PApERHANGING: prices
reasonable first class work. Echo Decorat-
lng nngoo Co TIVE answer any CALI, ADAMS
PAPERHANGING, painting rooms scraped,
pointed W. papered,, $40; guaranteed IN
writing. Pay cash and save money. Depend
able Decorating Co. NJ. 1889. b@9 9th NV.
pAPERHANGING. PLAsTERING--sec wm.
nainting. sia 9th NV. FIR. 6764.
Of the bsstsr King
PAPERIIANGING--R Rooms papered. duplex
Ga Boa ana 4Ba furay S"T p pSSns
PAPERHANGING--.T better grade See
our samples in your home: high grade work;
MG Gre' of nn0ne G.
Paln,sr
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Get
us eur e.Pa,st FraS s s'i4 and c say' Is. "G1'y 81
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING-speclalp al prices
this week: average sze room scraped. sized.
S, %: Washable paper. can an, be washed With
10th SlS painting a and plasterns sad ga at low low
premises. See the ingredients Paperhangihg
guaranteed years frst-class work only;
Ss9 ,ong ;, as - months 10 Pay: free estimItte-
9th ut. NV Main 2238. open evenings. e0'
pAPERHAEN HAEGING-Rooms papersd. SO and
ppRone 4 Adams n G5ssssrfse. 5ssfs a'S4 1i'A St NV
PIANOS TUNED. REPAIRED; "a yrs exp;
mem OF Nat. Assn: Of Piano Tuners. Geo.
NJ. NJ. Walker. 707 Allison st. Col 4796.
PIANOS Plan TuNE1, repsIrea and rebuilt o5ds hshn, b
nv. franklin 55s6S" - -A ''
PIANO TUNING. Sa--we specialize in. gen
estimate. Prices ressonabie rel" sknied me- me-
s@hasifer CO.. c"oa4 644 isaanseeo 81 Line los!
RUG CLEANING and storing. oriental and
domestic. Sanitary Carpet Cleaning Co. 419
n. J. ave. NV. Line. 763s-l4s1.
woyAN G dSe sReN Epse eaGsi Main s ssoo
400 10th st, @ sw ~ Rugs Tor sal. ~" is4. '0'
SEE sENGE AND GATEwooD Tor your
house painting. We make a specislty on
redd!nE and pencilIns brick fronts. eo6 Pa
work; upholsterng cabinet work capitol
tpholsterlng Co. 6"1 NV. Nam 1909.
Columbia Leather Goods. 2s12 l4th ST.
Adams 1876. open evenings tn 10 pm.
Wr5e9 steel ss,rsns,.a sns
Coleman. 267 f2th st nv M 46es
WINDOW, sHADEs-Call rs for, factory
PIX 4 aud Ths ssae shop $50
quality OPAQUE shades fittcd TO your win.
81 IS; hung free. We win cali With SAMPLES.
estimates. j. N. Butler 4 Son. 2o3i Nich:
ole ave. Sc. Lincoln 10122. 22..
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GIRL reliable colored mothers helper:
mornings: no sundays, 81 2o35 d4th ST
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HOCSEKEEpER and COOK. white foE one
rerkon: good modern home; state wages ue-
e;ged Address Box 263N. star Office y
MAID, part tune: clean, set dinners refer
ences required. Phone North 1874. Apt
COS
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OVERLAND SEDAN. 1924 paint a least b,t
dull. but the mechanical condition and tires
are exceptionally good: priced very low al
$3.50; year to pay. wardman Motors. Inc
1918 14th ST. NV
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GIRI. 10 work for = IN family BRING refer
ence 1924 BitmOtp 81.
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NASH TOURING line condition. new pant.
$3.50: wear to pay. Wardman Motors. Inc
f5lh 14fh 81
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MAXWELL TOURING. disc wheels and s1
traG ;IlS lOfh ne
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SRI 1T.ONS-DO,IESTIC (Cont'd).

GIRL wants place. part time. 1873 Lanler
pl. NV. See Janltor. ------------
GIRL. coIored wants days work. Call at
1921 Church st NV. Mildred Bowles
GIRI-Colored. wants morning work. Can
Franklin 3057-J 1879 l. 81. NV
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GIRL TO COOK and general housework;
NO laundry One experienced with chill
d,en; must stay nights. Phone Cleyelaad
Evening star., 1926-05-18

OVERLAND. model a3 standard 6-cyiinde-
6passenger sedan. This car has been driven
but few thousand miles; naturally this ca
runs and looks like q brand new car The
original price as more than 81 900 II car
ne bought today for only $3.50 year 20 pay
Wardman Motors. Inc. 1915 14th ST NV
OVERLAND TOURING. IN good running
OrNer, $40 1A2N l. II II
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LINCOLN 7-PASS. FLEETWOOD inclosed
drive limousine; 2-pass. Judkins custom butt
coupe: 4-pass. Judkins sedan. 1-pass tout
ing: b-Dass sedan: fIrst-class guaranteed me
"banical condition. price right: terms. win
your car as part payment. Lincoln >aIe-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(Cnnfinued

SEWING MACHINE, Domestic good condi
ton; So Call after q O'clock. 2429 4th
SEWING MACHINES : Dh:, Singer ,sle:
80; others At So: all guar. New machines
:; u Sewing Machine Shop. 3l3 Pa ave. Sc
SODA FoIINTAIN.Perfect condition res
soDS-High grade sods. rich top soil. well
rotted manure lawns put III order. Call
Line. "64, ~.
TisEs. ali sizes, S3 and up. Msynower Tire
TTYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
S3,26 mo: 3 mos. in adv. $s25: 8 mos SIS
.Sa
90, ss, Sood: & gndsSwooa.' s,s Ks%,ns,ss:, !; Z;
Typexr.er !n Each S' SSl S n ave Fr 1oia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IyDewriter, Co:
l43l East Cap 8, Rent greatly reduced. AZ
All other makes sold. rented and repaired:
terms xSns sxehsnSsd lowest prices n Wtsshng
vIcTRoLA Console: late model built tef
radio installation. Cost sl6o sell SIS
VIOLIN, $40: bow and case included value
guaranteed. Large bookcase. S25. cost
VA I'M LLEANERS, second dhapo; good
condition. 6l2 st. Room 202
VACUUM CLEANER Eureka, attachments
Si5: perfect condition: viii demonstrate.
Adams 900 S32 Sheridan st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANER Hoover: modei 54l
used few months: small cash payment bal
ance weekly. Columbia 5637-W,
VACUUM CLEANER Hoover and attach
nents. cost $50: take S25. Lincoln 2746-W-
724 Ith st. Sc,
VIOLIN--Ant. Strad. Com very hne and
old wonderful tone; best 0fer gets II. 1905
81 n Dot
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GIRL. white, for light housework. ,dds44
North CAPITOL ST. 70.
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nickel ard fine rubber: snappy car: =
model seldom offered 1907 Ksiorsma ID
PACKARD SIX rs mode' with every late
improvement, low mileage owner buytnz
larger car. IrO1 kAlnrAma I'd
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80Y coIored wants porters Job or helper
in garage. John Gray. S24 3th at. n .
CARPENTER--Jobblng porches and scrsens
all kinds repairs. Adams :3S Io-
CHAUFFEUR. colored. place to drive from
s am TO 3 pm. expert driver. Call Adams
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NASH TOURING. 5-passenger good looks.
good tires worth S400. For "a quick safe
S2D5- 51S 10th ne
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BUSINESS Is GOOD HERE.
BECAUSE WE HAVE
CLEAN CARS AT RIGHT
PRICES.

1925 Stude. Brougham .S1.l75
1925 Buick Brougham. -. 1.275
1925 Dodge Special Tour. 675
1920 Dagn1ar SPIT. new. 400
1925 Hudson Coach .... $50
1924 Buick Touring. " 80
1921 Cadillac Coupe. ... S77
1925 Oakland SPIT. Tour. $50
1924 Ford Coupe. .. 273
1924 Ford Tudor. ....... $50
1925 Ford. balloon tires. 2o0
1921 Packard Twin Rdstr. $50
1928 Ford Sedan, balloons POO
Evening star., 1926-05-18

GIRL col0red, as mothers helper Call Co
lurhla 1870. Apt. A24. mntll pm.
Evening star., 1926-05-18

GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER = First-clsss;
small family; go home nights, city refef-
ences; willing 10 so North for Summer IN
CaIl af st
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GIRL, colored. steady. reliable: wash dishes.
hnusework: must have reference; STU week
ana ef
Evening star., 1926-05-18

PREMIER ROADSTER, 1920: very cheag
Address Box 2s0-V. star Office. 2n'
REQ TOURING 1918. perfect condiiIou
after g.
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UKARD SIX. 1passenger touring; 20
lied and rebuilt new top and tires; ~"
ttier ear oan be offered al our price
- KalOrana rd
Evening star., 1926-05-18

GENERAL, HOUsFwORKER; stay nights;
-eliahla 2o3h RAncroft plaCe. lA'
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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essary to be made to The Star
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Evening star., 1926-05-18

LEXINGTON ROADSTER. 1923: wonderful
motor; very fast and powerful: snappy lines
sood s@srre ye ons srss Sesr 70
Wsrdman Motors. Inc 1915 I4th st. NV.
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..'l.HI U IhOAUS Eh, DdIIt kUUU IIIVEVI
gone over: $500. 14l9 Irvins- 81. NV.
NATIONAL SEDAN driven about $4,000
mics: 7pasEenger. This car should he par
tlcuarly attractive TO undertakers and hack
az cost of 500. Tires, upholstery and me
chanical condition ara exceptionally good
and surely $3.50 IS n vety low price for this
automobile Year to pay. Wsrdman Mo
tore Inc. 515 14th st. u "
Evening star., 1926-05-18

GIRL for general homework; must stay eve
nings Apply Hosiery shop. 9l6 ct: n"
Evening star., 1926-05-18

FNFRAY. HOCSEWORKER-R
tag nights. 81 East Bradley lane, Chevy
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HETp-n0MESTIC.

DAY COOK. S14 week. To- "a nv: -
GENERAL HOUsEwORKE2 in small Jam
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PERSONAL.

you CAN DANCE THE CHARLESTON
with our. featherweght flexible arch SUD
any shoe Immediate comfort. Foot Correc
ton Laboratory. 6l% F st. NV. F.. 2273-W
Evening star., 1926-05-18

STEARNS- S-KNIGHT TOURING. good cond
tiou. good tires. new battery. S4Do "ast
Gvuer Cleveland SSf-f
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES, thoroughbred.
healthy and Vigorous' sired by Fritz Won
Holz Eek. 1913 Hamlln st. Brookland
North 465OJ,
PONIES. 10 for sale Arlington Horse
Show Grounds. Can be seen any time. VIM
Barr. lb'
ENGLISH BULL DOG-The hest ever raised
in Wash; female. at breeding aRe. W. Den
ham. 429 10Th 81. NV. +. 3101.
COL. 514. NOTICE. COL. 3IO7
NEW MODERN RR Doc q 4 Akp k6cKEls EET HOSPITAL.
Moved to 1922 Irving St. NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-18

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING--Mod oder-
ate prices. All work first class. Floor nm
ishins. Phone Line. 5616. 806 10Th st.
ne. A. r Vaughan. 2O%
Evening star., 1926-05-18

pIERCE-ARRow LIMOUSINE. SERIES -
BEING SOLD TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
DEMONSTRATION BY APPOINTMEN7
PHONE FRANKLIN GhS-
Evening star., 1926-05-18

STUTZ SPORT TOURING 1920. newly
painted lark blue with red wire wheels
tires and mechanical condition very good
$3.50 10 quick buyer: year to pay. Ward
man Motors. Inc. 1915 14th ST NV
Evening star., 1926-05-18

AGE TOURING, s4o tires alone worth
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BARGAIN OF LIFETIME.
Grocery. doing over $500 cash weekly
bought larger place; sell quick for 1850;
give 6-yr. lease; 4-room apt with ami.
Mr. Grove 311 Investment Bldg.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

and spare. parking light motor meter. terms
Call Mr.. Clark Columbia 4194-w or Man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-30
BAD CROP WEATHER
GIVES WHEAT BOOST
Unfavorable Conditions in Cana.
dian Northwest Have Bullish
Effect on Prices.


CHICAGO, July 30.-Sharp new up
turns in the value of wheat took place
early today as a result of persistent
uEfavorable weather over the Ca
madam Northwest. Higher quotations
at Liverpool tended to emphasize indi-
cations of further damage to Canadian
crops. Opening at 9s to 212c gain, the
wheat market here fiuctuated rapidly,
but held a good part of the advance.
Corn, oats and provisions were easy,
corn starting unchanged to 1fsc off,
and later sagging all around.
Special notice by wheat traders was
taken of crop reports today from
Canadian banking sources. These re-
ports said that in the prairie provinces
extreme heat has prevailed with little
rain, and that crops, particularly on
light land, have suffered.
According to prominent Chicago
wheat authorities, Canadian produc-
ton is the key to the situation in
wheat. Not all the experts are agreed,
however, that this necessarily means
higher prices. One trade leader main
talns that no lower estimate of Yield
is now probable than has already been
made, and that with the worst known
a reaction is due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-30
STEEL AND MOTORS
STILL LEAD STOCKS
Strength in Both Issues Over.
shadows Everything Else
in Market.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 30.--For the
first half of today's session on the
Stock Exchange little change oc
CURED in the character of the trad.
ing. The great strength OF United
States Steel common and General
Motors overshadowed everything else
in the proceedings. But when the de-
mand for both issues appeared to
have been supplied, at least for the
time being, the elements working Tor
higher prices transferred their actlV-
tiles to the railway group in the att
ernoon, and substantial advances
were recorded all through the group.
General Motors, after having open.
ed between 1897 and 1874 on hlock
of 1000 shares, was carried 10 us
highest price so far, reached at l94A'
before ofit-taking set in.
Trading in General Motors furnish
ed the outstanding feature In the AFTER.
noon. After having reached a record
high of 194%, heavy profit-taking set
in. carving the price off sharply and
considerably below that hgure at
which it had closed Thursday.
Call money, after having renewed at
4 per cent, loaned as high as 3 per
cent later in the day. But this incl
dent could hardly have been used as
an excuse for the abrupt suspension
of the rise in the stock market.
L. S. Steel common. however, was
not so much affected, although the
price came off substantially from the
high Railway shares came down
from their best prices but the selling
was not active.
Profit-Taking Heavy.
Independent Steel shares were in
fuenced more so than at any other
time by the strength of steel COM
mon. Youngstown Sheet and Tube,
in view of it's highly favorable show
ing of $7.5S a share for the first six
months, was taken in hand and bid
up sharply. Sloss Sheffield gained
almost 8 points at one time While
the demand for United States Cast
Iron Pipe and Republic Steel result
ed in higher prices.
Rail Group Is Strong.
There was nothing that was not
already known to account for the
sudden demand which made itself
felt in the railway group. The best
opinion was that the market for
these stocks so far has failed to re-
spond to the favorable comparison in
y
and net income, within the month
previous and that of a year ago.
Baltimore and Ohio stood out strong
ly, New York Central ran up some 2
points, Union Pacific, Southern Rail.
way, Southern Pacific and Louisville
and Nashville responded rapidly and
there was special strength in Atchi-
son, Atlantic Coast Line and Ca
madam Pacific.
Among industrial specialties Ameri-
can Can, selling ex the quarterly So
cent dividend. sold at a new top,
taking into account the amount de-
Quoted from the selling price. The
upward movement which got under
way in the sugars on the previous
day was not as pronounced and the
buying centered in American Sugar
and South Porto Rico, both of which
gained more than points. The to-
baccos, under the lead of United
Cigar Stores, were given a whirl, but
the movement failed to follow
through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-30
LEASE OF BIG FOUR
IS SOUGHT BY N. Y. C.
Permission Also Asked to Rent
Michigan Central and c., K.
G. S. for SO Years.

The New York Central applied to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
today for authority to acquire control
by 99-year leases of the Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Chicago and st. Louis, known
as the Big Four Railroad. Permis-
sion also was asked to acquire by
lease the Michigan Central and the
Chicago. Kalamazoo and Saginaw
Railroad.
In another application the Big Four
requested permission to acquire by
lease the Cincinnati Northern and the
Evansville, Indianapolis and Terre
Haute. These roads now are operated
as part of the Big Four system.
The arrangement proposed, the ap-
plication said, would result in operat-
ing economics, increased efficiency and
improved service.
The Big Four has mileage of 1888 in
Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and
Missouri.
The New York Central already owns
1851 shares of Big Four preferred
stock, with a par value of S8,468, 100,
or S4694 per cent of the total out
standing, and 1924 shares Of COM
mon, with a par value Of S42 ,941 900,
or 91.308 per cent of the total.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-30
REVENUES
$983,551.61 In JUNE
c. & P. Gross for Six Months Is
$5,795,099, Monthly State
ment Shows.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-Total rev.
enues of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. for June were $685.
551.61, against sos ,910.40 for June.
1925, an increase of $74,641.21, accord
ing to the monthly statement filed
with the Public Service Commission.
For the six months ended June 80. to.
tai revenues were $5,795, O9923, against
$5.452 .212.33 for the corresponding six
months a year ago, a gain of S342..
$500. Total telephone expenses in
June were $765, 8SS.69, against $685.
S51.40 in June, 1925, an increase of
S10,007.29. For six months, expenses
totaled $4,559,776.66. an increase of
$179,252.42.
Net telephone revenues in June were
S217,662.92, against S153,059 in June,
1925, an increase of S64,60392
For the six-month period net was
81 ,235 ,422.57, an increase of SIS, 634. 08
Net telephone revenues for~12 months
ended June 80 were S2,201 ,062 go,
equivalent to -5.97 per cent en- the av-
erage of the telephone property for
that period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-30
PLAN STOCK sPLIT-UP.

NEW YORK. July 80 OP).-Stock.
holders of Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.
will vote September 9 on a proposed
change in capital stock from $4,000
shares, $40 par value, to 2,540,000
shares of no par value, and stock
split-up in the ratio of one for four.
Harvey S. Mudd has been elected a
director to succeed his father, Seeley
w. Mudd. who died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-30
MEXICAN GOLD IN q. S.

MEXICO CITY, July 80 CP.-4It is
learned that within the last two
months the Mexican government
has sent about II, 000,0 pesos gold to
American banks, principally in New
York, for deposit to stabilize Mexican
exchange. which has been adverse.
These shipments are in addition to re-
mittances for the payment of the ex-
ternal debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-30
GETS CREDIT IN U. S.
British Cotton Mill Breaks Prece
dent by Applying to America.

OLDHAM, England, July 80 LP).-
A sensation has been caused through
out Lancashire by the announcement
that, for the first time in its history
the cotton trade is obliged to resort
to foreign sources for credit.
A local spinning company has OBJ
tanned an advance of $4,000 from an
American trust company to avoid
making a call on it's stockholders.
1t is rumored that other companies
contemplate similar steps to meet the
situation, which results from the pro-
longed depression.