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BARGAIN AT S5,975.m.
FIVE ROOMS. BATH.

An exceptionally well built new bunga =
row. on large tot r0ntaps .g4S su. II =.
fronting nm two streets located at Bancroft
va. go minutes from heart OF cityt. near
lev $50. 90 school. front and hack
p"rchrs. tinf room. dining room. kitchen.
nan'ry. nlectrl" range huilttn ironing hoard
Two hedroOrns with closets bathroom tfully
e.anippeh,. hardwood foort heveled mirror
door, NICE electric fixtures. fun concrete eel
tsr heater afe neal od f'ec" wa
throurhout Of the very best Terms S4OO
cash. S55 per month includes everything
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WOODBRIDGE, d {

Nsning ig R c9mHgare With this
furnaSe heat electricity. ~ blocks OF
si. Bh9de ISLAM ISLAND ave- GaraEs rrspes: lot 4oH
AZ once, North 433s, Inquire 2805 Brent
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~ ACRES CORNER. HERNDON. VA
Ftvs-room li.nCaluW. electricity. sarave
room house. " hlt.a rtIon. Investment
property. rro seen. u. e. MAtKAI.I..
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SALE--fNVESTMysNf PROPTY.
(COntlnuAd)
Store and Apartments.
Unusual Bargain.

a. net ~ on business property. A very
block on ths Scrih sds 1s,ons Ps ave-. Consist
ing OF 9 stors. one Broom apt. one Broom
apt. and two 8-room apts. Owners rents to
hut two parties. store Yields 81 100 and
apartments $4,000 per year
Call Mr.. Rixby.
Bu''ness Property Dept.
kAI-SClINIDER-kAI CO.,
2ic Investment Bldg
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SOUTHWEST HOME
OVERLOOKING THE MALL.
no. IO1? B ST. Sw.

Hotwater heat electricity. new and mod
ern plumbing throughout house.
Three story brick residence with all mod
ern home euuiDments: newly decorated and
papered. presenting fine appearance
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NEAR CONGRESSIONAL,

NEAR CONGRESSIONAL
CLUB.
q acres land-one, FIVE and
one four room house. This
property is now suitable for sub
division purposes. Price and
terms most reasonable. For full
particulars see or call
ELLERSON & WEMPLE,
754 18th st. NV.
Day phone, Main 6O3; Evening
and Sunday phone, North 8l6o.
4 ACRES OF LAND FRONT
ing on Conduit road; excellent
location. For price and terms
apply
ELLERSON & WEMPLE,
734 18th st. NV.
Day phone. Main COS; Evening
and Sunday phone, North 8l6o.
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INEESTORS!
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wish 10 suhdivide. real buy and il will
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WANTED-STORES.
FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

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new Groom and bath. semi de ached brick
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Star Office
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
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1880 Lamont St. NV.

Wide hrck house. Just of 18th ST.. in
most convenient location : very iarfs
rooms. tile bath with buIt-ln fixtures sttic.
h.-w.h.. slec.. front. rear and sleeping porchss.
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Wen be clad TO make an appoint
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

All sections OF the city. all owned BY
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Reasonable terms OF sale.
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Chevy Chase, ID. C.-SlU.9oU.
Just north of Jenifer st q very comro-
dious 6-room and tile bath brick house with
concrAte porch. double rear porches. Omen
fireplace. builtin garage. h.-w.h.. elec.: per
feet condition
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEW COLONIAI-6 r. & n. BRICK.
h.-W,h H.. elec:. built-in garage: III excellent
nelghhorhOod ne: price and terms reason
able. immediate possession. Address Owner
e. Hill; 1907 Illinois ave. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1926-05-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, May UNITED States De
partment of Agriculture).-Hogs
ceipts. %. 900 head: moderately active;
strong to 10 higher than yesterday s
best prices. mostly 10 10 20 higher
than average; big packers doing little;
majority 240 to $50 pound butchers,
IL 35a 13 90: bulk desirable 200 to 225
pound weight. 13.10a13S0: better. 1870
pounds down, largely. 13.40a1360: top.
160 to 10 pounds. 1850: packing
sows, largely. 11.20al1 so; sorted kill
ing pigs. 13.50a13.75: heavyweight
hogs, 12.25a13.00; medium. 12.65a13.4 As;
light. 12.4Oa13.60; light light, 1250a
1866: packing sows. 11.10a11.60;
slaughter pigs. 13.00a13.75.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head: fat
steer trade slow, uneven: lightweight
steers and heifers steady; matured
steers mostly 15a25 lower: heavies off
most: liberal sprinkling of thick flesh
Nebra skas offered; top yearlings. 1925:
heavy Nebraskas at same price: good
and choice heavy kosher cows weak to
lower: other grades and classes of she
stock strong. bulls steady: heavy Hol-
stein upward to 200. largely 20 higher;
975
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; fat
lambs slow: generally asking around
25 higher; one load of desirable wool
lambs early to shippers at 1900: looks
25 higher; practically nothing done on
clipped lambs; few early sales of fat
sheep steady; good clipped ewes. $50;
wool ewes upward to 1000.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
FOREIGN BONDL|ST
EASING Off TODAY
Little Change Is Noted in
gh-Grade Domestic
Investments.
BY GEORGE Il. HUGHES.


Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK. May activity In
the bond market increased during the
first hour Of today's session over that
on yesterday, but subsequently quiet
ed down. Both traders and investors
seemed to be awaiting developme ats
in the British situation before making
new commitments.
The chief effect of the general
strike was seen again In the Euro
pean bonds. United Kingdom 512s of
1887, which had closed yesterday at
the low of the year. sagged further
today. French bonds sold off easily.
French SIS, at l02, being down more
than a point from their recent high.
Selling here was evidently in sym
pathy with the general heaViness in
the foreign group and not reflection
of the new low for the French franc.
French dollar bonds have consistently
ignored the weakness in the franc.
Polish SIS were another weak foreign
issue today. There was good support
for South American obligations. Bo-
livia SIS were taken in quantity at par.
There was little change in the high
grade domestic investment list. United
strong again around 107 and United
States Government obligations sold
firm The Fourth Az Liberlys dupli-
Gated the 1926 high. New York Cen
trail As were in demand. On the
other hand. Atchison general 4s at "
were merely a point below the best of
the year.
Local fractions, which had been so
prominent, sold off today under a
smaller volume OF transactions.
Third Avenue adjustments were down
at one time a point, and so were In
terboro issues Brooklyn Ma nhattan
Transit 6s were fractionally lower.
International Mercantile Marine 6s
were erratic as ever Opening sales
were 212 points below yesterday s
close, after which there was vigor-
GUS rally Prices. however. were left
still far below the highs made when
the proposed deal with British inter
ests was first announced. The dis
turbed labor situation. ii was feared,
would be an obstacle to an early clos
ing of the deal
The new $4,000 900 Agricultural
Mortgage Bank of Columbia. Is of
fered to yield over 7.55 per cent, were
heavily oversubscribed and allot-
nents cut down.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
STOCK LIST STEADY
AFTER DECLINES
Market Opens Lower, Then
HardenS-VoIume OF
Trading Cut.
BY STUART p. WEST.


ErAc5A pspatcE 10 Inc S'a''
NEW YORK, May 4.-The stock
market. after having depressed sonie-
what further in the forenoon tTaolis :
on account of the British iapoF ciisls'
~rsu, stronger all around in the alter
roor and in the last hour the lead
irr snecuiative issues had rather
sharp rally. .i.h
The market closed steady. WIN
rrices nm in the greater part OF tie
list Steel common was up over Poi'i,
The feature was Sloss-Shef1eid' Nhicn
sho, IN points, the idea being that
m account OF the British St!lHe i'h
ports Of pig iron would be ae'd up nu
that this would benefit the America"
company. o,,,,
wall street today was naturaiiV
,oo,,ina 70 see what the further i'm
nressions would be regarding the bEi
i,h strike. The stock market opened
Iouer then hardened The principal
eAetc thereafter both in stocks ana
bonds was 10 hold un fresh tfadlhe
without bringing about any iu'thei
decline In prices.
Sterling exchange which for months
has been holding around inc 4."ot2
level. dipped below 4,So. thls We
the chief incident of the oaN bul
the stock market had got over % tAe
worst of It's liquidation and throush
the afternoon was incllned TO Keep
steady at a moderate decline.
General Electric broke points at
the start and then recovered partial
w The motor stocks were moving
within the narrowest limits theE
have in months. During the greater
ns y.t of the time the changes in Gen
aral Motors, Hudson Motor, MACK
Trucks and other members OF the
rrorp were either up or down nan
point. very little more.
National Biscuit was lower, so was
American Wooden and consolidated
Cigar. American Agricultural Chem-
tcal preferred. which had been SO
weak on the previous days. had
slight rally. The Consolidated Cigar
report was none too favorable, as II
looked to the Street. II showed Tor
the quarter ended March - a surplus
equal to $161 on the increased cap
itsI AGAINST S422 a share In the last
quarter of 1925.
The Armour A dividend Is looNeu
upon as very uncertain In the lght OF
the annual report. The best OPINION Is
that the dividends on the preferred
stocks. both those OF Delaware ano
Illinois. are safe, but that the crop
in the common shares Is probably
Justified bv the falling off in the South
American business.
The railway shares were generatiF
duIl. Stocks like Kansas City South
Ar-r, Erie and Missouri Pacific pre-
tarred we're scarcely changed. Norfolk
and Western was up a, point at one
time. Pennsylvania was slightly lower.
on the whole. tho railway list did lit
tie on the day.
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WALL STREET BRIEFS

NEW YORK May LP.-Ludlum
Steel Co. reports net income of $780,
Al for the first quarter of 1926. after
depreciation interest and taxes.
against s99,ll9 in the same quarter
last wear This is equal to - cents
q share on $4,000 no par value shares.
compared 10 50 cents share on 120,-
oon shares year ago
walthsm Watch Co. had profit and
loss surplus of $572.277 at the close
oe 1925. in contrast to deficit of $685.,
$50 the year before.
Sales Of +. and w. Grand Stores
for the four months of 1926 were
f2S21.705. against S2.056.939 for the
corresponding period Of 1925, gain
Of 37.2 per cent.
Consolidated net profit of the Ma
ticnal Cash Register GO. for the first
quarter of 1926 was 81 206.27S, against
si,469.166 in the first quarter of 1925.
Applied directly to class "a stock,
this is equal to s 09 a share on 1,0OO.-
Nnn no par shares, against $l.33
share on the same basis year ago.
Under the participating provisions of
the stocks. net was equal to 80 cents
share on the combined "A and
r" stocks against 9S cents in the
fret quarter last year.
Net earnings Of the Pullman Co. for
he first quarter advanced to $2,04S,364
after taxes. compared with $l,766, ,49S
a wear ago. Gross revenues were $lS,-
526.s7s, against $1S.242,o96
All outstanding secured per cent
gold notes, series G, Of the Midwest
Utilities Co. maturing July !. l941,
have been called for redemption July
! at 1917 and accrued interest. Re-
tirement Of these notes will free the
company OF funded debt.
Plants of the Dawson Chemical Go.
are operating at capacity. It's financial
position is the best in years, the bal
ance sheet as of March 81 showing
current assets of $2.3S1,254. against
current liabilities of $241 ,006, ratio
Of about 10 to l.
April freight traffic on the Illinois
CantraI was heavier than the same
month last year, 1922 carloads hav
ing been handled. against 16S,2S7.
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Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK UP).-Stocks higher;
rrjces rebound after early reaction.
Bonds heavy; foreign obligations de
pressed Foreign exchanges lower:
sterlins heavy: French and Belgia n
francs at new lows. Cotton lower; bet
Ter weather reports. Sugar easier;
lower spot market Coffee higher; for
eign buying.
CHICAGO-Wh heat lower; English
strike news Corn barely steady, IA
vorable weather. Cattle irregular.
Hogs firm.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
Carrying of Goals
To Newcastle May
Be Necessity Soon

special Dlspatch TO Inc star
BALTIMORE. MAY 4.-"CarIy-
ing Goals to Newcastle" will not be
the traditional absurdity. hut a
necessity If the British strike is
prolonged.
American soft-coal operators ire
watching the situation with cat
like attention. for a few weeks of
inactivity abroad will mean mil
lions Of dollars for them.
AT present the price of the prod
uct Is far from satisfactory, due to
the large stocks left on hand
when the anthracite strike here
ended, but even this situation may
prove a boon to the Americans
should the export of coal to the
British Isles become necessary.
Here and at the Virginia ports.
Norfolk and Newport News, ships
and coal are ready to sail at the
first gesture of foreign buyers.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
WHEAT DEPRESSED
BY STRIKE SELLING
Downturns Emphasized by Better
Weather-Some Buying Is
Felt, However.
B, the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. May New setbacks
in the value of wheat took place
early today on account of selling due
to British la Dor troubles. The down
turns We're emphasized by prospects
OF rain Northwest likely to benefit
the Spring crop. On the declines,
however, there was fairly active buy
ing on the part of Yesterdays sell
ers and this circumstance tended
somewhat TO check weakness. The
opening, u TO So lower, May new,
1.61 to 1.64A and July, l.S9% to
lao, was followed by a slight rally
and then by an irregular decline
that carried May down TO 1.5s and
July to 1881.
Corn and oats gave way with
wheat. After opening "a TO s. Oft.
July. rs to 76Is. the corn market
underwent a material further sag.
oats started unchanged to a low
er; July, 41'4. Later all months
showed a loss.
Provisions reflected grain weak
ness. despite an upward turn in
Cah,aa
Evening star., 1926-05-04
FIVE BANKS IN IOWA
CHAIN CLOSE DOORS
False Rumors Blamed-Directors
to Reorganize Companies,
President Says.
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW HAMPTON, Iowa May A.
Five banks of the Shaffer chain,
located at Bassett. lonia. Fredericks-
burg and New Hampton. were closed
yesterday by the board of directors.
Withdrawals caused by circulation
of false rumors prompted the di-
rectors' action in an effort to avoid
giving preference to certain deposi-
tors, President w. G. Shaffer said.
All of the banks. he said, would pay
out we'll" Reorga nization is to start
imm mediately. The Second National
Bank of this town was the largest
involved.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
EXCHANGE SALES DROP.
Trading In Baltimore Stock Market
Has Slump During April.
necial Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nav 4.--Sales on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange slump
ed sharply during April. both as com
pared with the month preceding and
with April Of last year II was. II
fact. one of the lowest sales records
established on the local board in more
than a year.
Stocks which changed hands totaled
A. S99 shares. as compared with q
total of 1890 shares last month and
400 in April, 1925.
In the bond department an aggre
gate Of S493. 900 was recorded. Bonds
sold during March of this year
amounted TO s960,100, while those
sold in April of last year totaled
S909 400.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
{ Quotations furnished by w B. Hbbs & Co.

NEW YORK. May 4 P).--Foreign
exchanges heavy. Quotations lin
cents): Great Britain, demand, 485;
cables 1851; 60-day bills on banks,
4S1 1.16 France. demand. 324; cables,
3241a. Italy. demand, 4.01as; cables,
4017s.
Demand-Belgium 3.201a: Germany.
$3.50: Holland. 40.13; Norway, 21.72;
Sweden, 26.75 Denmark, 26.13; Swift
zerland. 1894; Spain, 1893; Greece,
124: Poland, 1850: Czechoslovakia
296; Jugoslavia. 1853 Austria, 14.125;
Rumania, .351s: Argentina. 4O.17% !;
Brazil. 14.43sl; Toxic, 46.S1A; Shang
hal, 1925; Montreal, 100.125.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
Hendrick Ill In Hospital.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE, May (Specisp. %
Poultry-Live young chickens. pound
30a40: Winters. 45a5o; Springers. 4sa
so; Leghorns. 4oa45; old hens, 3oaaS
old ROSTERS, 20; ducks, 27a34: guinea
fowls. each. 75aS5; old. 35a50; pigeons
pair, 40.
Eggs-Receipts. S17 eases: native
and nearby, fresh, dozen. offered at
2SAa291a.
Butter-Good to fancy, creamery,
39a41; prints. 41a43: ladies', 34a35;
store packed. 20; dairy prints, 30a32i
process butter. 36a37; rolls, 30a32:
Evening star., 1926-05-04
Convention Date Set.

Announcement that the eighth an
nual convention of the National Lime
Association would be held June s. 8
and 10. at French Lick. Ind. was
made here yesterday by Charles War
ner. president of the organization. Use
of lime in the construction of buildings
a nd roads. treatm of public water
supplies. and in production of farm
products. as well as research develop
ments, will be discussed at the meet
Evening star., 1926-05-04
CLOSING is STRONG.
Several Issues Show Pronounced
Strength i'm Final Hour.

NEW YORK. May LPD.--The
closing was strong. The running in
Of an overcrowded short interest car
ried prices forward at more raj pid
mace in the late trading. Sloss- Shef
field Steel rallied 512 points and Du
mont 4. while gains of to 3A points
included Colorado and Southern, Com
mercial Solvents b" General Elec-
tric, Colorado Fuel and Woolworth.
Sales approximated LOO, 600 shares.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May R).-Copper
1uiet; electrolytic spot and futures
1874. Tin Arm: spot and nearby
$500: futures, $500 Iron steady
nricea unchanged. Lead steady; spot
7ss Zinc eSsy: East ST. Louis spot
and futures. S.7oa6.7S. Antimony, spot
1890.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
DRY GOODS QUIET.
.cial DISPATCH TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Cotton goods
markets were quiet today with prices
general unchanged. Print cloths stood
at ~ for, 64x60s and Sa for 6Sx72s.
Raw silk quieted down after yester-
days furry. and was quoted un-
changed in a slow market.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
CALL MONEY STEADY.

NEW YORK. MAY 4 OP.-Call
rnoney steady. High. 3Ia low, S1A; rul'
ing rate. 31z: closing bid. ~: offered
at S%; last loan. 312; call loans against
accepta nces s: time loans steady: mix
ed collateral, 60.90 days, 4; 46 months
4; prime mercantile paper, 4a4A.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
RUBBER HIGHER.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 4. Crude
rubber, smoked ribbed sheets. was
quoted today at so cents This COM
pares with 491a Monday, IS q month
ago and ASK a year ago.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
BAR SILVER PRICE.

NEW YORK. May a P).-Bar sill
yer, 65as; Mexican dollars. SOS.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

FORT WORTH.-West Texas oil
production increased 5000 barrels a
day last week to an average of 1t,'
$50 barrels. ,
Evening star., 1926-05-04

ara the annual cash payments based ON the
lafest quarterly or half yearly declarations.
I1nless otherwise noted. extra or. special divl.
dends are not included.
afaid this year. no regular rate; bor
sxtrS aPayabls in preferred stock. tPius
IG In stock payable 70 quarterly: fplua
~ -tn stock DaYAhla i \ u, auareerl2k- -
Evening star., 1926-05-04

Walthsm Watch Go. had profit and
loss surplus of S572.277 at the close
,c 1925. in contrast to deficit of $685.
$50 the year before.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

1t was on the fourth hole at Bal
tliSrol, "A 5o0-yard affair that McNa'
mara encountered disaster through
playing sale.
II was pnsSihle to get home In , on
this hole # ones lee shot was long
one. However. the second shot had IN
clear a deep trap thrown across the
fairwav i'm front Of the green.
nasty hazard il was, and when Tom
my. starting off the final round with
great chance to win the title. came
to the fourth. he decided to play for
par :. A would he very useful and
not At all hard to make. hut there wa
no use taking a chance with that trap.
Planned Play Carefully.
In keeping with this decision. Nc
Namara deliberately planned TO use
shots to get to the green. He
made certain his drive was straight
down the center and was content TO
get between 21O and 220 yards dis
tance. ON his second he was deter
mined 10 play short Of the trap and
then pitch his third to the green.
Rut his second, a spoon shot. mao
more on it than he planned. His ball
refused to stop short of the trap and
ran in" Il. His lie was bad and he
green Upset. he found it necessary
to use 3 puts to hole out. He had n
count of I strokes on the hole.
You can see how important this
was. when YOU recall that McNa-
mara's final score was 29s. just |
stroke behind that Of Jerry Travers.
the winner Of the 1918 open.
II was a play almost identical in
conception that enabled Travers to
beat Mcnamara. Jerry. however. eX-
ecuted his strategy according to plan
Travers was playing behind McNa-
mara and when he came to the hf
teenth tee knew Just what he had to
do to beat Tommy. II was necessary
that he gain stroke on par.
Now the fift eenth hole at Baltusrol,
like the fourth. was A par ) hole. but
also like the fourth. 1t was possible to
get home in shots-a drive. with
either a brassie or driving iron. And
when he played off the tee Travers in
tended to try for the green in shots,
50 as to gain that needed stroke.
Faces Hanging Lie.
"Howeyer." he SAYS. when I came
up 10 my ball. which had made a dis
tance Of about o2a Yards on the drive
IL found myself confronted with a
hanging lie.
1T was not bad hanging lie. Still
il was just enough of an annoyance
that il was about equal to getting
into trap. For it involved choice
Of one of several clubs on the next
play.
You soc. a huilt-up bunker between
me and the green complicated mat
ters. This bunker was about so yards
from where my ball lay and also about
- short of the green. The question
was. whether to try for the green or
to play short.
IF | played for the green. using
either hrassie or driving iron. from
the hanging lie. ! might not get m!
ball mp sufficiently to carry the
bunker If played short of the greer
must still put my ball over the