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MERGER PLAN DENIED.

NEW YORK, June "a @.-Lehman
brought out the 712 per cent bonds
of Leonhard TietZ Co, of Cologne,
received a cable message today deny
ing that this company was involved
in a reported merger of large depart
ment store chains in Germany, in
Guiding Rudolf karstadt Co.. of Ham
burg. and Theodor Althoff Co.. of
Dusseldorf, to be known as the United
Department Stores Inc
Evening star., 1926-06-24
PACKARD PROFIT.

NEW YORK, June % CR.-Packard
Motor Car Co. reports net profit of
SIS 5.527,2S: for the quarter ended May
81. after charges and Federal taxes.
equal to $2.1l share. on the $40 par
stock. against $3.122,S49. or S1.19 a
share. in the preceding quarter and
1929 1884, or $1.30 a share after pre-
ferred dividends. in the corresponding
quarter of 1925. The preferred was re
tired in August last year. Net profit
for the nine months ended May 81
Evening star., 1926-06-24
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.
Received by PriNaf,

NEW YORK. June "a. The up
ward movement predominated on the
Curb Exchange today, but not until
the main body of stocks had been
called upon to absorb further offer
lngs. The selling, however, was set
down merely to a desire on the part
OF those who had purchased recently
to take profits.
Baking company stocks were prom.
inent on the side of advance. 1t was
evident that the investing and specu-
lative public had got over the scare
occasioned by the action of the De-
partment of Justice some time ago in
faillrg to sanction the Ward Food
PRODUCTS merger and felt that the
plans for consultations and mergers
IN this field would eventually be car
RED through and would work out
iavorably for stockholders.
United Biscuit, class "B." sold into
new high ground for the year, buying
apparently being based on benefits
expected to be derived from taking
over OF another important unit in
the industry, the plan of which was
announced yesterday Continental
BAKING, class a. moved forward al.
Evening star., 1926-06-24
CALL MONEY STEADY.

NEW YORK, June "a @.-Call
money steady; high, Az; low. Az;
ruling rate. Az; closing bid. An; Of
fered at Al; last loan. an: call loans
against acceptances. 3h. Time loans
steady; mixed collateral, 60-9O days,
4Ma4A; 4.6 months. An. Prime mer-
camille paper, 3%a4.
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was $13,529 $40. equal to $5.17 a share.
against $6,254.129, or $3.50 a share. a
year ago. Current assets of S32 .873,-
273 contrasted with current liabilities
of $6,S7S.6l5. Cash and Government
securities totaled S1S,363, ,492
Evening star., 1926-06-24
PARIS PRICES IRREGULAR.

PARIS, June "a H').-Prices moved
regularly on the Bourse today
Three per cent rentes. AZ francs. Ex-
change on London. 168 francs so cen
times. Five per cent loan, 50 francs
10 centimes. The dollar was quoted II,
"a francs 63 centimes.
Evening star., 1926-06-24
RUBBER DECLINES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. June 24.-Crude rub
ber, smoked ribbed sheets, declined
Ia at the noon quotation of 43h
today. This compares with 461a a
month ago and S51a a year ago.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED,

NEW YORK, June "a CP.-Utah
Apex Mining Co. declared a quarterly
dividend of 25 cents a share. which
had been 35 cents quarterly since
April last year. 1t is payable July Is
to stock Of record July. 3.
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Washington Stock EXCHANGE

SALES.
Iantal Traction Colo at IO4
columbia Title Insurance CO-lOO at q II
Lanston Monotype-10 at SS
AFTER CALL
Potomac Electric Power pfd-3 at lOS1s
D at 10Sl2. 80 =
Potomac Electric Power IS 41-S1 900
Federal Storage pfd.--5 at 100
Washington Gas Is '33-S3OO at 1Oo a.
SS3oon SS:on at ln2 5000 at I02s4 $500 at 1O5.
Capital Traction 5s-SI 900 at 1O1
Mergenthaler Linotype-5 at 1851
G. WnaaSShinston naS IN n, Rwy. Electric g. & r. 6s-
D. c. Paper Mfg. 6s-S50O at s5A.
Money-Call loans. 5 and per cent,
Bio and Asked Prirex
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stock. in 11o-pound sacks. was sell
ing at 2.50a3.00.
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Fruit and Vegetable Review.

Today's market report on fruits and
vegetables compiled by the Market
News Service Bureau of Agricultural
Economics) says:
Cantaloupes-Supplie moderate; de-
mand moderate, market steady; Cali
fornia. Imperial Valley, salmon tints,
standards, ASS, 450a5.00: jumbos, ASS,
5.00a550 flats, 12s and 15s, 1.75a2.00.
Lettuce-Supplies moderate; demand
light. market fairly steady: sales di-
rect to retailers; Washington. crates
iceberg type, AS dozen. 3.00a350.
Onions-Supplies light; demand light,
market firm: Texas. standard crates,
yellow Bermudas, u. S. No. /. best,
mostly 200; California, standard
crates. yellow Bermudas, U. S. No. l.,
2.15a2.25.
Peaches-Supplies light: demand
moderate, market steady; Georgia 6s
Early Rose. small size. 2.50a3.00; bush
el baskets, Uneedas, medium size, soft,
few sales, 800.
Potatoes-Old stock. supplies light;
too few sales to establish market;
new stock, supplies moderate: de-
mand moderate. market firm: North
and South Carolina, cloth-top stave
barrels. Cobblers. L. S. No. l, mostly
6.25, few low as 500.
Tomatoes-Supplie heavy: demand
moderate, market fairly steady;
Mississippi, fours, ripeS and turning,
wrapped, 1.00a1.15; Texas. skies,
ripes and turning. wrapped, fancy
count, 2.50a275; choice count, 200.
Watermelons Cheaper.
Watermelons-Supp moderate:
demand light, market slightly weak
er: Florida, Tom Watsons. 26-pound
average. 75aS0; 2S- 30 pound average,
GOAL 90: Thurmond Grays, $3.50
pound average, l.10al.25.
String beans-Supplies liberal;
demand moderate. market dull;
North Carolina. bushel hampers.
Green, $50: 5-peck hampers. 1.50a
200; homegrown, barrels. 5.00a6.00.
Cucumbers - Supplies moderate;
demand light, market steady; North
Carolina. bushel hampers, fancy, It's
a200: Virginia. Norfolk section, hot
bed stock rs bushel hampers, fancy,
3.50a400: choice, 2.00a2.50.
Cabbage--Supplies moderate: de-
mand light market steady: home
crowns, barrels, fiat type, mostly ESQ;
Tennessee, pony crates. pointed type
mostly 80. Correction yesterdays re-
port. Tennessee. pony crates, pointed
type. should have read, 3.00a3.25, in
stead Of 200a225.
paraguS-Supplies moderate: de-
mand moderate for good stock, mar
ket steady; Delaware. crates. very
large size. 4.50a5.00: medium size, 200
a3.00: small to very small size, 1.20a
$50 per dozen punches.
Corn-Supplies liberal: demand mod
crate, market steady: Texas. bushel
baskets. 2.50a2.75: North Carolina
crates, best. mostly $50: poorer. low
as 15o; bushel hampers. 1.25a150.
Blackbcrries - Supplies moderate:
demand moderate, market steady
North Carolina. 32-quart crates. good
quality and condition, 4.O0a4.5O: poor
to fair quality and condition, 2. 2.5Oa3 so.
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EGGS ARE LOWER
IN CENTER MARKET
Dealers Anxious About Catch
of Fish for TomorroW'S
Big Trade.

Dealers at Municipal Fish Marke
this afternoon were anxiously await
ing information respecting arrivals o
croakers, trout and butterfish, thre,
varieties that find favor with the 10
cal trade. All three varieties were re
ported scarce and higher than las
week, no reason for their scarcit,
being advanced other than that the
fishermen simply are not catching
them.
Rockfish also were reported scarce
and high. Their scarcity is nothing
out of the ordinary, according TO deal
ers. but at this season of the year. II
is stated, Croakers and trout usually
are very plentiful. the former occa
sionally selling as low as cents.
Hard crabs are gradually becoming
more plentiful and cheaper. while soft
crabs were very scarce today. Ihe
several varieties of crabmeat were
more plentiful and cheaper.
Hard crabs were quoted at $12 bar
rel this morning, making them ABOUT
1925 a dozen. Lump meat was quoted
at S2.75 a gallon. white meat at $2.25.
and clawmeat at $l.50.
Boston Mackerel Cheap.
Boston mackerel, the most plentiful
fish in market today, were quoted at
s cents, an exceptionally low price.
while rockfish. the most expensive,
brought 35 cents.
Prices of other fish were quoted as
follows: Trout, large, 80; small, ID;
butterfiSh, 1212; croakers, 1212; found
ers, 10: seaball, Is; porgieS, 10; halltut,
20: salmon. 25.
Sea scallops were quoted at So a gal
lon A price of As cents pound,
cheaper than usual, was quoted on
live Holsters. Cooked shrimp were
$3.50 "A gallon, and green shrimp, 25
cents pound.
Many buyers were in evidence this
afternoon. Tomorrow morning the
number probably will increase, retail
ers being on hand during the early
hours to get first pick.
The first reduction in egg prices
the past few weeks was reported to-
day. the price of current receipts drop
ping from 80 and 81 to % and 30
cents. No change in prices of fresh,
selected or hennery stock.
Market Prices Today.
Butter-Fancy. 1-pound prints. 46a
a.; tub. 45a46.
Eggs-Fresh. selected, 31a32; hen
merry, 33a34: current receipts, 2Sa29.
Poultry alive-Turkeys, 35; Spring
broilers. 4Oa45: Plymouth Rock broil-
ars. he to pounds, As; smaller. 3sa
90: White Leghorns, 35a36: fowls, 30;
roosters. 90; ducks, young. 20: old,
is; keats, young, 70aS0; old. 35a4o.
Dressed-Turkeys. 35a3S; broilers.
4Sa5o: keats. young. 9oa1.o0; old,
40a50.
Live stock-Calves. choice, II II;
medium, 1oa11; thin. Sal; hogs. heavy
and medium. 1872; light, choice, IS;
lambs, Is.
Meats-Beef, II: lamb. 80; veal,
20a22; dressed pork. heavy, 10; pork
loins. 35a36: Western. 30a32; hams,
36: shoulders, 24a25: fresh hams 33a
"a; fresh shoulders, 25.
Evening star., 1926-06-24

Today there are 1000 Piggy Wiggly stores
in 600 towns and cities. Today a full million
families possibly five million people, are sup.
piled with groceries, fruits, vegetables and
meats by Piggly Wiggly. Can you picture
1000 stores? Can you visualize 100000
families?
Seven hundred and fifty new stores in 80
months! This is an average of Is per month,
one for each business day since January l,
1924
The statement above and other facts con-
tanned in this advertisement are not made in
the spirit of boastfulness, but of thankfulness.
The success of Piggly Wiggly is due to the
patronage of million families day, to whom
Piggy Wiggly is grateful.
Piggy Wiggy is part and parcel of Wash
ington. 1t has forty-four stores in Washing
Evening star., 1926-06-24

NEW YORK. June 24.-Followinc
IS an official list of bonds and stocks
.raded In on the New York Curb
Market today:
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ia and Asked Prices
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

D. c. Paper Co. Mfg 6s. Is g
Pot. Joint Stock ia Blk. 5s. 1Oii 10
S3uthern SyI ah m.i Bldg, 6hs; =. 100h 10
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ton. Piggly Wiggly pays thousands of dollars
each year to Washington property owners;
Piggy Wiggly employs over two hundred
Washington people; Piggy Wiggly is large
taxpayer and liberal contributor to all civic
and charitable enterprises Piggly Wiggly is
a large purchaser from Washington firms
whenever possible.
The expectation to receive the patronage of
you and your neighbors is reflected in the
Piggly Wiggly policy-to earn the good will
of those with whom we deal; to serve the
public with pure and wholesome food, at the
least possible expense in the most convenient,
courteous and efficient way, with the least
waste and lost motion; to improve our oppor-
tunities and to rear from our daily work
structure which shall be known as all things
best in business.
Evening star., 1926-11-30
FLYING INSURANCE
TO BE LIBERALIZED
Hazards No Greater Than for
Pedestrians or Autoists,
Survey Shows.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, November 30.
Hazards of regularly established and
licensed commercial aviation are little
greater than those which beset pedes-
trians or the occupants of automo-
biles, surveys made by the Travellers
Insurance Co. have demonstrated.
BaSing it's action on these surveys,
the company announced today it's de-
cision to liberalize the flying prohibi-
ton upon holders of all but a few
of the restricted class accident policies
Effective December /, the basic in
surance will be paid, without addi-
tional premium costs, on approx
mately 80 per cent of the company's s
accident policies for any loss caused
by any hazard of aviation while the
insured is riding as passenger in
a licensed airplane or dirigible oper-
ated by licensed pilot upon regular
passenger route between definitely es-
tablished airports.
The actuarial surveys, Vice Presi-
dent B. A. Page said, were instituted
primarily because Of inquiries from
policy holders who intended to visit
Europe and travel there on the regu-
larly established lines.
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FEWER CHILD WORKERS
NOTED AS RESULT LAW
Compulsory Attendance Require
ment Shown to Largely Increase
School Enrolment in District.

The amendment to the compulsory
school attendance law of the District
of Columbia, requiring children to re-
main In school up to the age OF Is.
unless they have completed the eighth
grade. resulted in a decrease of SIS
per cent in the number of children en-
tering employment. for the first time,
in the fiscal year closed June 80 last.
according to the annual report of
Secretary OF Labor Davis. Washing
ton showed the largest decrease Of
any of the States surveyed. while
many states and cities showed in
creases.
The most extensive undertaking of
the industrial division Of the Chill.
dren's Bureau during the past year.
Mr.. Davis said, has been a study of
the extent and conditions of child
labor in fruit and vegetable canneries
made in six States of the East and
Middle West similar to the studies of
child abor in shrimp and oyster can
neries and vegetable and fish can
neries In other years.
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Star ''Want Ad"
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KING Benz DENIES SAYING
HE is CHRIST'S BROTHER
Charges False and Made Simply to
Deceive Public-He De-
clares.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BENTON HARBOR. Mich, Novem.
ber 30.-Beniamin Purnell. head of
the House of David. issued a state.
ment today denying certain state.
ments attributed to him in recent in.
terviews. He said:
There are some of the statements
to which I hereby specifically
challenge attention, which are false
and made for the express purpose of
deceiving the public, to wit:
He declared he is the brother of
Christ, that he is immortal and that
in a short time there will be witnessed
the CONSERVATION of his enemies
THE above is false in every par
ticular. l made no such statement.
He said he fed because his at
torneys feared he would not have a
fair trial because of the feeling that
was aroused when the charges were
first made known
Il never made any such statement
to any person whomsoever and the
same is absolutely false"
Evening star., 1926-11-30

the swords carried to the man who
would come for them.
After this he shifted his position for
greater comfort and waited for de-
velopments.
He showed no surprise when little
less than an hour later he saw the
tall form Of Omar mount the crest
and come deliberately toward him.
Greetings, Persian" he called
when the stranger had drawn near
enough for speech. Antonius smiled
affably.
Evening star., 1926-11-30
SITUATJONS-MAIE Cont'h.

FARM MANAGER suuerin,endent posit,n,1
wanted: experienced in all branches married
Address Box 10. Rockville. Nd.
FIREMAN for high and low pressure boiler.
152' eth st. NV. ''o
MAN. young married desires position az
drug clerk; unregistered. Hed'~ 'N'.
encC Line. 9663. -.---
MAN. married, age 20 desires dTEo %nTk "' Rny sn\
ISIS Star oftice.
Na MfAT T,nc! crTTEFFirs'"''' IT: 'l','o""' H''"
NIGHT ,wATCHMAN or elevator opcrar'91Tii
by reliable colored man: experienced '"''
North '366-W.
PAINTER and parerh anger. col"re! "i-n's
work by DAY or job. North S33f-W
PAINTER .coIored. practical on inside i T''i'
outside work. wants Job with firm '"''
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Amberg. ::a Cromwell terrace ne i,m. rh""e
POSITION AS SALESMAN or collector. real
estate preferred: can furnish D"dE'
sTENOGRAPHER. :. wears experience: age
25 Address Fox lls-R. Star Office,
WANTED POSITION as bookkeeper or gen
have had 3 years experience with WSs'rrn
packing company and can furnish good rel
dress Box lbs Star office. -
YOUNG MAN rolored. wishes night work
from q until L? of any kind. Call Fra"s.''h
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buying and selling office supplies and ,e0uli,-
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HEI,P-MALF.

BLACKSMITH, man experienced Apply
BOY, colored, wanted for general ktche..
help and dishwashing $50 oth 81. NV.
1901 st: ne
BOY, for polishing jewelry. one with exper,
fence preferred; reference. Kahn optical
CANyAssERs; big money. 637 st. ne.
between $3.50 and 10 30 am. I'm.
CHAUFFEUR, white state experience 90 age
and salary expected. Address Box ,3. as
Star Office. .tu
COLLECTOR and salesman 637 H st. ne,
between 8 80 and 1890 am. -
COLLECTOR and salesman 637 H st. me-,
between 80 and 1890 am. m.
COLI LLEcToRs experienced. with cars "a xIse rre
Room 6l8 Columbian BLDG 5th st. between
D and E
DRIVER colored, for Ford delivery: one
hrine Teferen"e i"e Arsonne Market i765 Co
DTfCo 5 FAINTER frst.class man only. Fred
erick Carl Inc. 625 H st. n.w. NV.
eve9ines. en9HS '0hf Cali Potomae ass7
sRocEg LERR city sGo 1sfsf st
GROCERY CLERK. one who has experience
in handling vegetables preferred. 1906. A
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desired Address Boz 6sK: Star office:
MAN. experienced in printing and dnplicat-
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NAN. experienced. to take charge of meat
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MEN. reputation, and character permanent
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Metropolitan Bank. - -
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NIGHT Man. wanted: must be experienced
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SALESMEN experienced in house-to-house
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pm.
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TYPIsT who can copy accurately at 35
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sonality: knowledge of stenoEraphy and
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Mills Building
TIN ROOFERs. also furnace hands Virginia
Timing and Heating Co Westmcreland st,
Aftek>6 DIM 81
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

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possible. by The Star. Only bona
6de answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1926-11-30
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

group of refugees from Jezreel. in Pal
estine are hiding in a mountain cave from
soldiers of Herod. who has evidence of plot
q elitterng stranger. urges them to follow
him into the desert and join the raidng
army Laila. an Arabian woman and an
plots against them. She has herself seen
Christ and seeks to undo her own past. The
refugees decide TO stay. TO meet the expected
attack of Herods men. guided thither. by
Omar. .Antonius. a Roman soldier with q
broken leg. elects to hold the narrow rocky
path that leads to the cave. = wounded
Arabian chief and four followers behind him.
and Jewish villagers guarding the women in
the cave AS the last chapter ends the
hrst Of Herod's soldiers leaps at Antonius.
1evelinK his spear at the Romans throat.
Evening star., 1926-11-30
HELP-DONESTIC.


CHAMBERMA RMAID-wAITRESS young colored
girl: West Indian preferred. 1912 oath at.
COOK and houseworker: small family: mid
die aged. no washing: stay nights preferred
Call after ; pm. 45o4 Iowa ave. or phone
Adams 1859
COOK and general housewOrker. 3931 I.iv-
ingston st. Mrs. A. l.. Haas
COOK and general houseworker colored ex-
perienced references. 1910 Mass ave.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER, white or col
ored: references required. 1928 Lanier pl.
Ant. 81.
GENERAL HOUSEwORK reliable woman:
must he good cook: small family: $40
month: references. 1920 35th at. NV. after
o'clock.
GIRL. white for general housework: no
cooking: time off from pm. SUNDAY until
Monday noon. Box 30. West Falls Church.
Va. 2s
GIRL. colored nurse for 3-year child: rleas-
ant disposition: must he fond of children:
reference. Apply 1914 Taylor st. NV.
GIRL to stay nights to assist with general
housework; white or colored. 800 East
Capitol st
HOCSEWORK-Neat. honest colored girl:
stay nights. 1919 Military rd
MAID for general homework. 3n17 Cam
bridge nj. NV.
WAITRESS and chambermaid. private fam
lily: stay nights: reference required 1881
Mintwood pl. Col. 5735.
daily for lady and keep q small apartment
clean can leave, at o'clock. or stay for
supper; 81 weekly. Address Box 433R
Star Office. 3Os
Evening star., 1926-11-30
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC (Cont'd).

YOUNG WOMAN wants position from >. m.
to for anartment. get dinners. refer
ences 2454 OntaUO rI
YOI NJ WOMAN colured wants work of
kind by the dav half days. 5l3 18th
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