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DEATHS FEAREDIN
ATLANTIC Storms
Coast Guard Flooded With S 0S.
Calls Through Night

Norfolk. Va. March p -
Pitched about hy a strong north
cast gale sweeping the south At
lantic coast. vessels OF all desrrlp-
lions. many in d precarious posi-
ton, were awaiting responses to-
day TO a series OF distress calls
That kept coast guard headquarters
here III an all-nisht buzz Of ac-
titjty.
Va loss o: life had been report
CT early today. although - pas
s"0eers and a large crew were re-
ported on hoard one OF the v"s-
sis in danger Of being broken up.
High winds and snow have h"Il
passenger steamers close 10 port
:vIlings being deferred untl tn
Storm has abJtod.
Among Tho Vessels caught in the
blizzard. which also has done con
siderable damage and tied up trat-
lie inland. are the coastwise pas
seneer liner city of -, Louis, re-
ported disabled off Cape llatteras
with a broken steering gear Last
reports, received from the shin by
the coast guard station at Viii
minGton. y. G., said she vas about
ton miles south OF the cape and
drifting toward dangerous shoal
waters. The vessel plies between
New York and savannah and is re-
ported as carrying % passengers
and large crew.
The coast guard cutter Carrabas-
sett was on the way 70 the vessels
aid early today after having pulled
from a sand bar near the Cape
Henry lighthouse the British
steamer King David, which cleared
from New York yesterday for the
Canal Zone. The ship was foated
a. LEO a. IN. and proceeded into
Hampton Roads.
The steamer Firmore Daiquiri
for Baltimore. whose position is
not known. also is reported aground.
The Cape Charles and Winter
Quarter lightships broke away from
their moorings last night and early
today We're believed drifting, but
safely riding the storm under their
own power
The coal barges Bangor and
Armisted, each with a crew of five
men aboard, have broken away
from the tug Bathgate. The Bath
gate reached port last night and
planned later to search for her
charges.
Another vessel in trouble is the
coast guard patrol boat No. 1913,
which last night reported she had
made several unsuccessful efforts
TO enter the Virginia Capes. The
craft is bound from New York to
Norfolk for repairs.
Officers of the Old Dominion
Steamship company are holding the
steamer Hamilton. which was due
to sail last night for New York, in
port until the storm rccedcs. The
Merchants and Miners Line also is
holding up sailings for Boston. It's
steamer Howard. due early yester-
day morning from Baltimore, was
at Thimble Shoals. unable to get
into port.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03

ply. indicating that he had already
presented it to the department OF
state.
Naturally speculation still con-
tinues over the text of the Amcri-
can note. Well-informed. though
unofficial circles are certain that ii
does not mention the name OF Sen
ator Borah. but they do believe
that through the communication
the United States sought informa-
ton as to how certain knowledge
came from Mexico to the United
States.
Most OF the talk. however, re-
wolves about whether the note con-
Germs the subject matter OF the re-
cent correspondence between Sana :
tor Borah and President Gales.
namely. the number of foreign
companies operating in Mexico
that have complied with the new
Mexican land and oil laws.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03

Il was bothered with gas so bad
that ! had to get up nights on ac-
count OF the pressure of gas on my
heart. | used Adlerika and have
been entirely relieved" - r. f.
Kruger.
Adlcrilla is compound of the
best saline intestinal cleanser wit
slycerine. huckthorn, cascara and
other gas-eNpclllng and detergent
clements 1t is excellent for Intcs-
final Stasis. a disease due to mod
ern ways of living and which is
often the true cause of sour stom-
ach, gas bloating. nervous dyspep-
STA and restless sleep.
Unlike most medicines. Adlerika
acts upon BOTH upper and lover
bowel, giving the intestines REAL
cleansing and bringing out old pois-
onous matter you never thought was
in your system. Even if bowels
move daily you will be surprised how
much more old matter Adlcrika
brings out which may have been
causing all your trouble. In slight
disorders. like occasional constipa-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03
WEALTHY indian
HE|RESS MISSING
But Her Husband Has Friends
Arrested as Kidnappers

Miami, Okla, March } lP,-Ef-
forts OF Earle Gordon, white hus
band OF Maude Lee Mudd. Indian
hcircss to locate his wealthy WIFI
today found her erstwhie travel
ing companions under arrest on a
kidnapping charge while she sue
cessfully continued her will-o-the-
wisp role.
Victor ]. Wilson and his Wife,
Edith, We're arrested Yesterday at
Falkland. Okla. on Il complaint
filed by Gordon, charging they kid
mapped Maude Lee in Riverside.
Calf, in August, 1925. The Cor
dons We're then on wedding tour
following their marriage at Council
Bluffs. Iowa, in June OF that year.
Gordon, former automobile
salesman here, said he obtained the
warrant nearly a year ago in Mont
gomery county. Kansas, when his
wife passed through that section
accompanied by the Wilson's.
He said he had conducted an m
SUCCESSFUL Stdltl Itl Il'T Slice SHE
left him in Riverside motion
picture theater.
After denying all charges. the
Wilson's refused TO waive eXtradi-
ton on the Kansas charge and
We're listed as fugitives from JUS
tice. They We're released on bond.
Wilson a former real estate
dealer here, and his wife. accom-
panied the Gordons to Council
Bluffs, where the ceremony was
performed in the presence OF
Maude Lees mother. The Wilson's
assisted at the ceremony. Gordon
said, by procuring the marriage
license and continued the trip to
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Susan Somherry, the girls
mother. was understood to have
approved the marriage because she
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03
TAKE MARRIAGE LICENSE

NOV ON, Maroon :, UT = Miss
Vivian Spoyer daughter of Edgar
Spcyor. banker, and Hans II. Gold
schmidt-Hagenhahn of Geneva,
Switzerland, have obtained license
10 wed, No date for the wedding
has been announced.
Miss Spcyer is a sister of the for
mer Pamela Spoyer. wife of Count
Hugo Charles Moy. Her father is
Sir Edgar Speyer. He was born in
New York city, and lived in England
for 80 years, going 10 Germany in
l9l5 as consequence of anti-Ger-
man feeling. He later resigned all
his Offices and returned to New
York.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03
NEWINGI0N NEWS

The case of II. A. Tellar. trolley
conductor. of Franklin avenue, Hart
ford. who was fined SIS and costs
for breach of the peace and appeal
ed, was thrown out OF court by
States Attorney Hugh NJ Alcorn
yesterday on the ground that the
evidence was insufficient.
Tellar's arrest followed an alter
cation with T. L. Monier of Maple
Hill who claimed that his daughter
had been pushed from trolley car
and injured. Monier was arrested
and fined for assault in Newington
town court, January 81, before JUS
fice OF the Peace T.. Stanley Welles
A Week later. Tellar was fined for
hC ach of the peace and appealed
the decision Judge Welles Tellar
has since been removed from the
New Britain Hartford line by the
Connecticut Co.
Rev. Clarence Iund was the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03

Rev. Clarence Lund was the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03

The note still on the authority
of unofficial circles. Is said to be
polite yet forcible. although in no
sense an ultimatum.
At the state department. Wash
ington, it was stated last night that
no reply to its latest note had been
received from Mexico. Officials at
the Mexican embassy said Ambas-
Sador Tellcz was absent from
Washington. and they knew moth
ing OF the reply.
Senior Tellez had lef, for Mexico
City several days ago because If
his brothers Illness. but was ex-
pcctdd back in Washington mo-
mentarily having turned back
when he received word the illness
was not serious.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03
MEXICO READY TO
ANSWER j. S. Note
Minister at Washington Will
Reply to Oil Queries
Mexico CITY. March 3 Up

Mexico City. March l4' - Al
though the Mexican amba ssador NJ
Washington has been given i'll
structions 10 reply TO the recent
mystery note" OF the United
States to Mexico. nothing has yet
been divulged as to the contents OF
the American communication.
Aaron Saenz. the foreign min
lister. made the announcement last
night that Ambassador Teller had
been instructed to deliver the re-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03

II
When You wipe II off. all the Crime,
all that clogs the skin comes with it,
This is what ! use to clean my
FACE skin as girls do in Paris. /
never use soap and water. Results
are astounding When You learn
them you Will alws-.s do as do.
i call this product my Facial
1c;'h. Il VII bring you new con-
cc3ion Of what a clean sl.in means,
I rrGe YOU 70 t.'y II. Take f.orl yo:-
face sin Ill the hardened oil, dc :
Skin and wa &c, ard see the results.
All toilet counters sell Edna Wal
lace Hoppcr's Facial Youth ut 75c,
Or the coupon win bring YOU n
sample bottle with my Beauty Boo
Try this facial cleanser. You viii
never know what a clean ski
means until Won do thaI
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03
HIN DI -NOSLLM RIOTS

Calcutta. March 3 (UP)-Casual-
ties in the Hindu Moslcm riots here
We're placed today at 90 dead and
Az injured. Moslems tried to stop
n Hindu religious festival and po-
lice joined the fray in an attempt
to quiet the rioters.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03

There m a ny
q b | G scientists
give their lives
to beauty study.
A nd their re sultl
are known ev-
erywhere. I am
trying to bring
to A m erican
women tho best
ideas they de-
Nelop. l W n Mt
hem for myself
and for you.
one of the best
ideas / found
there is . way to
clean the skin.
1t is a LIQUID
which contains
no animal. no
vegetable grease.
j. cannot assim-
Hate in any way
with the skin. 1t
81 IN p | y penc-
trates the poro1
TO the depthc,
then Il on = RI
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03
What Girls
Yin Paris Do
By Edna Wallace Hopper

make yearly trips to France,
and have done so for many years.
Just TO find the best aids to beauty
and to youth.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-03

Bears are good fishermen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
BONDS CO HIGHER;
. TRADING IS LIGHT
ConvertibIes Move Forward
l. MISUNDERSTANDING Rail
~ Issues Do Better.
"a ny CHARLES r. SPEARE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, August 13.--1n sym
pathy with a better tone 10 the stock
market, bonds of a speculative
. character improved today. Trading
was light.
The convertible issues moved for
ward moderately. Erie ID as were
I'D 2 points in the early transactions.
BROOKLYN Union Gas 5'9s gained frac-
tionallv. Bids for White Sewing Ma
chine ss were improved as the stock
rallied.
The Junior rails which have been
affected hv the decline in stocks did
better. This included issues in which
there have been pools operating dur
ing the past week. 500 Line 6i2s
gained about half and have recovered
nearly all the loss made in the
Spring.
Industrials were irregular. hudson
Coal SIS were heavy following Fri
days gain. So We're !. KaySer 5l.S
The demand for Goodyear IS at "a
continues strong. United States Rub
her Sc We're down a quarter. Ac-
emulation Of International Mercan-
tile Marine SIS has been heavy at
par. Today the bonds were fraction
ally above that level
There was not much change in the
foreign group. with the exception OF
French rails. which advanced to The
hest prices on his movement United
states Governments were steady ana
dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
WHEAT IN DOWNTURN
ON WEATHER REPORT
Early Firmness Offset by Predic-
lions of Lower Temperatures
in the Northwest.


CHICAGO. August 10. - Wheat
prices turned downward today after
firmness at the start. Predictions of
cooler weather for the Dakotas and
Minnesota were construed as beariSh,
and there were Winnipeg advices tell
ing of shipment of the first car of
Manitoba wheat. Opening Unchanged
to i2c higher. wheat hardened a little
more, and then sagged all around.
Corn was relatively firm, starting un-
changed to &c ur and later holding
near to initial figures. Oats were
easy. Provisions showed declines.
Forecasts today of cooler tempera-
lures in domestic Spring wheat ter
ritorv were regarded az promising
conditions likely to hinder black rust.
Latest official adviceS, too. indicated
that Spring wheat in South Dakota
ia mostly harvested or safe from rust
amage except in the northeast cor
ner. where probable damage ranges
from to 25 per cent. in the North.
ern Red River Valley of North Dakota
and Minnesota wheat is also mostly
ripe or cut.
In the Southern Red River Valley
from Morris. Mimi, and Fargo. \.
Oak, probable rust damage diminish
es northward ranging from so to Is
per cent. according to further official
reports today. Rust is abundant in
central North Dakota. but bread
wheat is yet little damaged. In late
fields. however. and in grain along
the Canadian border, losses will de.
pend on the weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
BIG SPECULATION
IN MOTOR SHARES
New Stock Trading Heavy on
Curb-WhoIe List Shows
Recuperative Powers.
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.
pecial Dispatch 10 Tho Star.


NEW YORK. August lathe curb
market displayed remarkable recupera.
tive powers today following ycster-
days upheaval. especially i'm view OF
the fact that further selling might
have been expected at the week end.
Stocks which had suffered most In
yesterdays decline gave the best ac-
count of themselves, the recovery eX-
tending from q. point to more than 2
points in several instances But the
big speculation Centered in the new
General Motors shares to he issued In
exchange for the present outstanding
under the proposed split-up. At II n
the price compared with the previous
closing Of 109%. At the higher level
they were selling at premium above
the old stock on the basis OF the pro-
posed pitalzation.
However, the opportunity to trade
did not present itself because OF the
lateness OF the Stock Exchange ticker
in recording actual transactions on
the floor.
Chicago Nipple issues We're higher
hut Improvement was comparatively
nil. taking into consideration the eX-
tent Of the recent decline. The A
changed hands at 10l4 and the r
at sig.
Durant Motors stood out strongly in
its group. approaching the 10 level, as
compared with yesterdays final of
Xss Gillette Safety Razor regained
more than yesterdays loss. while Rich
mond Radiator retraced q good part
Of its So. point reactions.
The oils held comparatively steady,
but no attempt was made to work for
substantial Improvement because of
the unsettled conditions in the in
duStry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
SIGNS ARE PROMISING,
Effects Of Seasonal Restraints
Show In Some Trade Channels.

NEW YORK, August IA G4).-Dun's
says: There are a number Of prom
Using signs in the commercial situa
ton. although the effects of seasonal
restraints remain visible in various
channels. A general expansion of &C.
uvities obviously is not TO be eXpect.
ed in Midsummer, and allowance
should be made for this fact in sur.
veylng present conditions. Underlv-
ing the existing lull in different QUAR-.
ters, and giving encouragement for
the future. are several constructive
elements. including an Improvement
IN the agricultural outlook, broadly
viewed.
The influence Of the great Missis.
sippi floods in the Spring appears in
the low estimate of the cotton WELD
but there is prospect of the largest
wheat harvest since 1922, the indi.
Gated production Of oats, shows a siz
able gain over last years final total
and the corn crop. il well below nor.
NAL, is placed substantially above ear
ller forecasts this year. In connec.
ton with these phases it is signifi.
cant that railroad interests are conf.
dent OF rise in freight traffic during
the Autumn. and the latest report on
car loadings discloses an increase.
Weekly bank clearings were $500.
$4,000. an increase of al per cent
over last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. August 13.-Hogs Re
CENTS. 500 head: generally steady to
10c higher, quality considered top
1890: most sales 10 TO 200 pounds.
lO.7 Oa1O. 90; few butchers, go to 240
pound. 9.65a10.35; ESQ to 300 pounds,
S.60a9.40; big weights downward to
S25: most packing sows. 7.25a7.to;
light-weights, 7.75a7.S5; practically no
market on pigs: shippers took o0o
head; estimated holdover. 5000 head;
heavyweight hogs. S.35a9,4o medium.
9.00a TO- 90 light. 9.50a 1920; light light.
9.15a10.90: packing sows, l.O0aI.So
slaughter pigs. S.15a l0.35.
Cattle-Receipts, 400 head. Com
pared week ago: Choice yearlings,
medium weight steers. strong to &c
higher: choice heavies shade higher;
other grades. all weights, very un.
even. but mostly steady; stockers
strong to % up; country demand
hroadened: she stock steady to %
higher: better grade cows and heifers
showing advance: bulls; 80 or more
lower. with close demoraliZed;
vealers, 80 to - higher; new
high top on strictly choice heavy
steers at 1865; 1.1T0-pound aver
ages up to 1850: 99S-pound yearlings.
14.15; yearling heifers. 1900: most fed
steers, 1Z.UUa 3.UU, lii-DetWSeH siude
heavies selling very unevenly at 2.5V
a1350 mostly: most grass natives.
1850 downward to 500 TO killers;
cake.fed southwesterns. 1l.15 down
ward to $50; several loads of cake
grain fed making 12.25a12.15: north
western range supply mostly culls and
heifers at 6.00aS.00 and S25a9.0O, re-
spectively; cutter cows, a. $50: sau.
sage bulls. 515a6.15 mostly: vealers AZ
wears high time. 15.00a $50: few 1900.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; fat lambs
steady: six doubles Of Washington sold
to arrive at 14.25; natives. 400 down;
cults around $50; feeding lambs
around 1880; for week. 179 doubles
from feeding stations: 1900 direct: fat
lambs closing strong to 25c higher
sheep steady; feeding lambs strong;
weeks top: fat natives and Western
lambs, 14.25; warnings, 11.OO: fat
ewes, 1925: feeding lambs, 1878; bulk;
fat rangers, 14.00a14.25 natives. 13.50a
1900: warnings, 9.50a11.00; fat ewes,
6.00a7.25; feeding lambs, 12.7oa13.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
OUTLOOK FOR CATTLE
INDUSTRY is BETTER
Expansion of Breeding Herds Is
Not Justified, However, Agri-
culture Department.

Prospects for the cattle industry dur
ing the next year or eighteen months
appear decidedly favorable, the De-
partment Of Agriculture says in its
August cattle outlook report. but do
not justify expansion in breeding
herds.
Market receipts of cattle and calves
during the Fall of 1927 are expected to
be the smallest for any corresponding
period in the past five years" said the
report. The number Of cattle on
farms and ranges has decreased about
10000, 600 head during that period,
most of the reduction being in cattle
kept primarily for beef production"
Favorable feed and pasture cOndi-
tons in most of the range States and
the general optimism" pervading the
industry. the report says, are expected
to result in holding back considerable
numbers of breeding cattle and young
stock, curtailing market receipts.
prospects favor Il continuation of
the general upward trend in cattle
prices which has been in evidence for
the past three years" the department
added. although seasonal decline
probably will occur late in the Fall
the prospects are that it will be less
than usual"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, August 13 (SpeciaD.
New potatoes, barrel. 1.25a3.o5:
bushel. LOCALES: beans. bushel. 1.o5a
LOO; beets. 100, 3.00a40Q; cabbage,
100, 2.0oa3.00: carrots. 100, 3.00a4.00:
celery, crate, 2.00a350: corn, dozen,
4oa5o; field corn, dozen, 25a35: GU
cumbers. basket. 4oa50; eggplants.
basket, LOCALES: lettuce. crate. 5.50a
$50: lima beans, bushel, 2.5Oa3.e5:
onions. hushel, 75a1.0O; peppers,
basket, 40a50: squash, basket. scars;
tomatoes. basket. 25a40; packing
stock. bushel 40a50.
Apples, bushel. 1.25a225; blackber.
ries, quart, 15a16; cantaloupes,
basket, 15a1.0o: huckleberries, quart,
1Sa1S; peaches. basket, LOCALS:
plums. basket. scars: pears. bushel,
2.00aS.25; watermelons, each, 10a40.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter, export,
1,46%; No. red Winter, export, ,
1.43%; No. 9 red Winter, garlickv.
export. 1922: No. red Winter, gar.
hcky, export, 1861.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. domestic, 1.2S;
cob corn. old. $50 per barrel nominal.
Oats-No. , white, domestic, 59lba
90; No. white, domestic. 572a5S.
LAY Mali ~. I.Uod |. 10.
Hay-Receipts, 90 tons. New hav
arriving in only limited quantity and
selling entirely on its merits as 10
quality and condition. Old hav in
only limited demand and low-grad de
and damaged hay of all kinds espe-
cially slow sale. Timothy hay is sell
ing a. a range of 1900 to 10. 90 a ton
and clover mixed at 500 to 1900
Straw-No. / wheat, 10 50a110O.
Dairy Farm Products.
Live poultry-Spring chickens,
pound, 25a30: small. 2Oa25; old hens.
2oa26; Leghorns. 16a1S; ROSTERS. la
is; ducks. Isaac: old. 12a15: pigeons,
pair, 2OaSo; guinea fowls, each,
75a100.
Eggs-Receipts. 1.147 cases: native
g and nearby frsts. in free cases. dozen.
Zoa29; current receipts. 26aa7.
Butter-tiood to fancy creamery.
pound. 4laf314: prints. 44a q: blocks.
asa a. Ladies', 'ia3S: rolls :;on22: store
packed. 81: proc lt,t T.. :a3g.
dairy prints. 30a@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
New Bond Issues
IOree Stocks Weak.

NEW YORK, August 13 (SpeciaD.--
Considerable comment has been made
on the weakness of a group of stocks
identified with the Inree plans Of rail
road consolidation in the East and
Southwest. These include Lehigh
Valley and Delaware Il Hudson, off
respectively 81 and 81 points from the
high of the year, and Missouri. Kan
sas 4 Texas common, Kansas City
Southern common and st. Louis
Southwestern common, which are
down an average of IA or Is points
from the peak of Spring movement.
Western Maryland.
one of the stocks in which pool
operations led To an advance much
beyond actual values was Western
Maryland common. Following the
purchase of a large minority interest
by the Baltimore & Ohio. which car
ried the price up last Winter. a pool
injected itself into the situation and
ran up the price from about 40 to
around GS. All sorts Of extravagant
statements were made at the time
which the Insiders could not verify.
The pool partially collapsed this
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
WOOL MARKET QUIETER.

BOSTON. August 13 (SpeciaD.--R
wool markets closed the week definite
ly puieter. Mills were understood to
have largely covered their require.
ments. Territory wool clean basis,
was quoted today at 1.10al.12; French
combinG, 1.02a1.05; half blood, 1.00a
Los; three.eighths blood, 90a92; quar-
ter blood S0aS2; Ohio grade fleece
wool, grease basis, was quoted at 25a
26 for fine delaines, As for half blood.
44a45 for three.eighths blood and "A
for quarter blood.