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NEW YORK, Dec 22 (AP)-The
usual pre-holiday 'eadjustment OIL
sbecnlative accounts impaired fur
tber irregularity 10 price move
Commodity prizes were mixed,
yUhiIo final quotations disclosed a
fa;rlv large numbe. of net declines
df point or more, brokers' re-
norted no evidence4of forced liqui-
1lation. Pools continued active in
the motor, merchandising and pub
lis utility groups, but their opera
tsens were not on asaarge a~scale
az they were earlier n the week.
Reports of record45reaking holi-
dav trade ENCOURAGED operators
working in thos isstes, but the usu-
al seasonal slacR4ning was re-
! borted in some Of the major in
dustries, particularly steel. The
atiffer money rats failed to cause
any disturbance, even though it
was intimated insome banking cir
cles that little 1eductions could be
hoped for untiDafter the year-end.
Another. series=of special dividend
announcements such as the in
crease in theanual rate on julius
1tavser common from So to $4 and
the fifty per- cent stock dividend
on Pyrene manufacturing, helped
10 spread Christmas cheer
throughout the financial district.
E Rail Advance Halts
THE advlnce in RAILROAD shares
was checked by the official denial
OF rumors concerning special div
idends bycome of the larger roads,
particulaly New York Central.
ItbweveI there were a few bright
SPOTS IN that group, too, Frisco
commoli and preferred mounting
to new high levels for the year,
while Erie first preferred touched
5Ih, ;he highest price in decade:
Chesapeake and Ohio, which was
strorg yesterday on expectation OF
some special announcement re-
garting the Van Sweringen merger
solo off early 3 points on the an
notncement that only routine busl-
ness was discussed at the directors
meeting of the G.. and o.
u. S. Steel common, Baldwin
American Can, International Com
bustion, Radio corporation, Wool
worth and Marland, all Of which
had been active features in some
of the recent markets, showed
mixed Irrational changes. Allied
Chemical directors of which meet
for dividend action next Tuesday,
reacted rs, despite rumOrs that
the company would declare 40
per cent stock dividellq, ;.
,.. Hudson Motors Advance
Strength and activity of Hudson
Motors, which crossedt'51 forg the
first time in months;lGeatiftsd flse
motor group, Buying, of HUDSON,
General Motors and Nash was re-
ported to be in anticipation of in
creased business through the. intro
duetion of new models at the New
York Automobile show next month
Among the dozen or SO issues te
break through to new peak prices
were Collins and Aikmana Common
and preferred, Jewel Tea, Nash No
tors, Bethlehem Steel preferred, Y
S. iron Pipe preferred and Julius
Kayser common and preferred.
:. Call money renewed at 512 cent
and held firm at that figure all day
Time money and commercial pap
or rates were unchanged.
Il Commodity prices were mixed
with further advance Of 15 to 81
points in cotton and a drop of ] to
in cotton and drop of l to
cents a bushel in wheat as the con
trasting features. Raw sugar was
unchanged and coffee prices NOV
Foreign exchangesf fwere slightly
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MEXICOlBARS "PACIFIER"

MEXTCO CITY. Dec. % (AP)-
Mexican babies hereafter are de-
MED the rubber-ringed contrap'
ton called a pacifier.
President Gales has issued {
decree forbidding importation o
these articles, after a high impor
duty failed to diminish their popu
1o 1.itD
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FLOOD WATERS
SWEEP MIDDLE
WEST VALLEYS

-Freshets, caused by unreasonable
heavy rains spread death and des-
trnction in four states, made sew
eral hundred persons homeless,
marooned tourists and threatened
to cause food conditions in the
Ohio valley by Christmas.
One life lost today was, added
to the previous toll of five when
q bridge worker died from injuries
caused when the falsework Of a
new bridge at fCatettsburg, KY,
collapsed under pressure off high
waters. Two other workmen were
seriously hurt and five were miss
| ing. Three children were drown
ed in Arkansas and two men in
Kentucky yesterday.
Tug river, on the boundary be-
tween Kentucky and West Virginia,
| oyerfiowed it's bank at William
son, West Virginia, making 300
homeless and damaging buildings
! and lnduStrlal plants.
SouthbOund tourists were ma
rooned in southeastern Kentucky
where the Dixie highway was re-
ported under water between Pine
vile and Corbin. One hundred per-
sons were homeless in Pineville
and twenty-five families were driv-
en- out of their houses at Harlan.
Trains were annulled on several
lines in the mountains when bridges
washed out and landslides covered
4 tracks in several places.
/ VIC. Devereaux, weather FORE
caster at Cincinnati, issued a
warning today in which he said in
Ihabitants of the Ohio valley prob
ably will witness Christmas
food. Rising rapidly, the Ohio has
passed the 25 foot mark at Cincin-
natl today. Flood stage there is
81 feet. K.
Several Arkansas and Tennessee
cities reported unusually heavy
rainfall during the past 36 hours.
BIG BRIDGE COLLAPSES
+ HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. q
i l(AP)-The center span Of the new
! Midland Atlantic bridge over Big
Sandy river, connecting Kenovs
w. va, with Catlettsburg, KY, col
lapsed today under the pressure OF
high water, causing the death Of
Onc workman, the probable drown,
| ing of five others and serious in,
jury to two. Six of the fourteen
men working on the structure es-
/ capped practically uninjured, most
of them swimming sahore through
icy waters.
1 The five men unaccounted tol
were officially listed as missing
and little hope was held that any
had escaped alive. Rescue crews
in skiffs searched the swirline
waters below the bridge in an eff
4 fort to recover the bodies. Those
| missing are: H. w. OVerstreet
Glasgow, No.; Bert Flack, Hunt
ington; P Carter Rarden, Ohio;
A. Campbell, NolanYille, Texas, and
&c. E. Goodman an engineer of~Al-
] ton, Ill.
A short time after he was res
cued and taken to a hospital, l.. o.
Elder, of Gladys, Va, structural
iron worker, died from internal in
juries. Two other workmen were
said to be in serious condition.
Two of these precipitated into the
river when the 235 foot span gave
way were rescued before they had
drifted to the dam of the govern
ment lock at Catlettsburg, about
600 feet below the wrecked bridge
The others went over the dam
4 EftAT A;.TERVISTNE
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LODGE AND CLUB.
DIRECTORY
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welcome.
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T. SHERWOOD, Custodian
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NEW YORK, Dec, % (AP)-The
general cotton market closed firm
today att net advances of Is to 81
points @.s,!Ss.
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easier with the exception of de-
mand sterling, which ruled slight
ly higher around $4S4M, French
francs eased another five points
to around 3.96 cents and minor re-
cessions took place in the other
continental currencies.
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'BAND TOsO0THE
HANGOVER

The well known tumult ard the
vari.voiced shouting being over our
leading radiotics may turn on the
loud speaker this evening and hear
the q. s. Army Band play.
triumphant marches for its victori.
Gus friends. or dirges for those who
check OUT Of the seats OF the
mighty March next. as the case
may be. At any rate. that Is q
fairly newey way to begin telling
about what the wave. lengths will
serve the loud speakers this first
evening after the 1875 elections
here become history
The Army Band will provide enter
tainment and soothing melody for
the tired catnpaigners In about a
dozen states this evening when 1t
starts its concert al WRC at 80.
Capt. william Stannard. the band
leader, has prepared a special pFBx
gram for. the evening-one that Is
calculated TO cheer UP the losers
and put even more pep into the
winners. The concert will be sent
from washington to New York
where WEAF. WTAG and WAR
will attend to It's distribution In the
sections served BY them.
JOHNNY APPLESEED
TO EXPLAIN NAME.
The first item Of interest on
WRC distribution this evening will
be an explanation from the famous
Johnny Appleseed'' Of how he ac-
QutreQ his name, There has been
q "JohnBy Appleseed" forA many
generations and each generation OF
him came by the name honestly
and III Il very interesting way as
listeners will learn at $40 when
the BROADCAST Of the evening begins.
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few minutes during the early broad
cast hour and following the old
chap will be talk on science from
one OF the Informative Science
Service takers.
The yeast powder saxo.moaners
will delve into the works OF the
great masters OF music when WEAE
sends them to WRC at $50 this
evening, utilizing Mozart, Massenet.
Schubert and the like as the wells
from which their melodies viii be
drawn. The toothpaste aggregation
that follows the BISCUIT inEiaters will
have an equally interesting program.
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tWins-dle at 0 O'cloclI-Will come
half an hour Of the Hill BIIlies, fresh
and strong from southern triunphs
and much Brunswick record making.
The WRc evening will ONE to a
close with the presenta lion or
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NEARBY STATIONS
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his musicians through some lovely
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spite Of heroic efforts by our usual
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ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
With Gardner Mack
URGE GEORGIA MOUNTAIN
AS SOLDIERS MEMORIAL

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. S.-Ken.
aesaw Mountain as a memorial TO
soldiers OF the Union Army.
Resolutions to that effect from
the Southern States Republican
League. asking Congress to pur.
chase the Georgia mountain are now
speeding to Washington from At.
lanta.
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from Checker Inn; Checker Inn Or.
chestTAs direction 'Jirnmie' GailaRher;
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Gee the dhefents ueal UNE sIUE
/ LADIES!

Don't wave your hair daily--or
even every week. Here's & way
to keep 1t wavy for days at a
time. BEFORE you use your iron.
or curriers', DAMPEN the hair with
DANDERINE. Just a few DROPS
on comb or towel. Your locks will
then behave for a MONTH! OF
course, you know what Dandertne
does to dandruff; dissoIves every
speck, within five minutes OF rub.
bling into the scalp. But as a
waVe.preserver on the hair Itself.
Danderine is. a JOY. The best
dressing in the world because 1t
doesn't show. Any permanent wave
or water wave lasts much longer
and looks much nicer when Dander
inc is used instead OF water to
set the wave.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03

oresent sThs GondoIiers With ail
the necessary Gilbert and sullivan
trimmings
Dorothy JardOn. who u ore 0l
our bet dramatic soprapoa. can be
heard from yVlVLs. New York. nt
10 o'clock. We almost forgot ~
niention--which was uipag1ona bic
because Miss Jardun is singer
worth hearing as ell Keith vautle
Vile addlcts and many grand ana.
light opera caronlcs know Those
who cit up late may sci AiIiiIae
nent from XIV. Chicago. where
Eddie and Fannie Cavanaueu VIII
do bit OF their comedy songs
includine the answering of tie
correspondence IL lls30.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03
LOCAL PROGRAMS


s:aS nr+Tawer Health Exercised
IIonna the Ne,ropoiiian Tower, New
ii:bS q Warrington time WsnaIa
~ nuon-Poulffg Tia shes prepared BY
. me Department OF Agriculture and the
y UNIVERSITY " MARYLAND Extension
1910 >. m.--Gertruda sinaiiwood,
oorganist, from the Homer =. Kit Piano
II p. m,--lfvtng BUernstsin Hate.
MW,ashningtan Orchestra from the Hotel
500 p m.--''Johnny Appleseed
6tsV ?. @ --''Aiy Trio 10 WasniHsfon''
si4S 2. H.--"sciencs News o shs
- .. m.--Irvins Roernsteln lee
House Trio under the direction o.
samuel Udrih from the Lee Hnuse
1s5O p. m. --Concert BY the United
states ARMY Band under the direction
o. CAPT. william J Siannard Broad.
cast with WEAr from 1880 to ) y m.
siSoxsp. En.-navis saxophone octette
g 2. n,.--Ipana Troubadpuss from
gao >. m.-.srpe Hill silllss
10 p m. Smith Brothers from
1890 p m.--Tomrny THOMPSON La
Java Orchestra from La Java Cafe.
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Ask Your Druggist

Get rottle OF Danderine and
start its benefits today. Every
drugstore in America has It, for
only 35c. For the finest dressing
you could find. and the best aid
to hair health yet discovered. just
tFy