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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27

Az elektromos cimtabla-gyartas
Amerika egyik legnagyobb ipara.
gava fejl0d0tt. Ma az elektromos
eimtablak a legkisebb amerlkal
varosban is megtalalhatok, ann
mellett mindenitt ezer es ezer elm
tabla ekeskedik az iizleteken, haz
tetokon es utakon, amefyeket mem
vilagitanak meg ejszaka, hanem
csak nappali hirdetest szolgalnak,
Mintegy szaz eve annak, hogy
George Samuel Harris, Angliaban
szabadalmaztatott egy vIlaglto
.imtablat, ami egy olajos plakat-
boil ALT. mogotte nehany gyertya
val. ami sziikseges fennyel latta
Il a vilagito cimtablat. EFT aztan
felszereltek egy jarmlre es vegig
vittek London fontosabb utcain.
Ez volt modern vilagit6 cimtab
lax atyja.
Amerikaban az elektromos cim
sablak eredete a vandorcirkuszok
hirdetesi eszkozeire vezetheto vlsz
sza, amik termeszetesen prlmltlv
m0don es rendelkezesre allo
,szk Gzokkel, de annal lelemenye-
sebb modon hirdettek a "csoda-
latos mutatvanyokat.
A hires new york; Broadwayn
,gy es egy negyed milli6 elektro-
NOS korte van felszerelve nagy
1irdetesi tablakra. a hatalmas e.
spiileteknek ezer ego hirdetesei
25 milli6 gyertyafenyt vetitenek
az ejszakaba.
Erdekes, hogy a szinhazakon
tayolrol sincs annyi elektromos
olakat mint mas helyeken, re-
staurantoknak, bor1belyoknak,
gv6gyszereszeknek tobb plakat-
ia van. mint a szinhazaknak.
Manhattan forgalmasabb reszen
co. 600 elektromos plakat van fel-
szerelye.
Egy ilyen oriasi elehtromos pla
kat. ami nagyvarosokban latha'
to. kepes lennc elegendo fenyt
adm egy 10000 lakosu varosnak
Nemely nagy elektromos sign ~
600 dollarba is belekerul es sok'
! szor .nagyobb bert hoz, mint
hazban levo osszes inletek. AZ
ilyen orias cegtablak, yagy hlrde
| to tablAk fel6ZereleSened llil,es,
| 2 mertf0ldnyi hosszusagu drothu
zalra van szlkseg. Az elektromo'
pompaban ma az egesz vilagon
new york; Broadway all eiso nc
llyen. Nemely Macy hirdeto tab
Ilaert eyi 100000 dollart is fizet
4 mex berlesi dij fejebcn.
| Europa szinten nagy mertek
|ben kezd hodolni az elektromo
hirdet6seknek es Oroszorszag j
nagy el0haladast mutatott e t.
rem = q legut6bbi eyekben.
/ (FLIS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
REszEG CsAvARG0.

Nagyot neztek napokban a va
rohazan lev5 egeszsegiigyi hiva-
fabian, amikor a beerkezett szii
letesi jelentesek koziil az egyiken
az apa foglalkozast ICY tuntette
fel a bejelent3 orvos:
"Reszeg csavarg6" Drunken
loafer.
Az osztaly vezetoje AIT hitte az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27

lenleg City k6rhaz, Kondrath ia
nos, Williamsfield, O., D. Kovacs
Ferenc. 2289 Wilson Ave.
Betegstg titkarnal jelentendo.
Cine: 211 Edward ST., .telefon
szama 7S749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
Mi baja a magyar arvahaznak

pedg egy j kiados vrnak azok
- fognak csalatkozni
Merit botranyro rok oyan magyar botranyro ameynek
szaga ege ver
Mindg egy dea gancstalan ntezmtnye volt
magyarsagnak.
ember szeretete gondolna
arvahazra.
Mines magyar ember orszagban aki gancsot
gancsot egyelenu ertek e nezmtnyre
Es en- megs XII mondan zot ami evek oa mar tor
fojtogata hogy vagyok meggeve arvahaz
kodeseve es vezeteseve
Mndart hozzateszem hogy rvahaz u vezeteseve
erek egyet.
Kassay Sander rvaaynak nagyobb szeoe nincsen naam
rosszakara tudna gancsot talalni
arvak gondozaaban arvahaz vezetesenek tzsben
ohiszemusegeben
En- arvahaz biztonsagaval vagyok megelegedve.
En- atom bztosnak ov6t amely gtrt aapvanyol
tenyegesen megfizetett kamatai nyugszk
egyhazak doros aapitvanya csak pplror
vannak kamatat fizetgetk evroltvre
Mi lesz, ha eek egyhazak megszunnek maid?
addig lesz azokkal arvakkal ak1k
el mem fernek arvahazban? ss+s
Mert eleg lgoner avahaz s mer hnos legaab'
szazezer dollar brokabane
AIert mem eleg Macy goner gondonmk magyar arval
jyvoere elhenk anak tudataban hogy ember za
mas szerint vtelegesen bzos mar az arvak sorsa
Mkor akar arvaha yezeoege toket gyjten mkor aka
ragondon hogy boy haamas mtrtekben bovek EFT az ar
vahazat9
Mkor mar keso
Eek dogok, amikkel vagyok megetgedve s
megesedne egyehen magyarnak or
Ez az a nagy borany a mclynek bize eget vcri.
Borany hogy Anerka magyaaga gondoskodik arya
botrany hogy dollar kezpnzt6kee mines an
max az ntemnyne boany hogy Gszor
kap abban hajlekot
Nagyon tudom hogy arvahaz vezetogenek 6akaratar
mulk szegenyseg.
En- is 6ke vadoom lit mulasztaa hanem Amerka ma
gyarsagat
Amerika egesz magyarsaga Acknowledgment Anerka om6
du, sot gazdag magyarsagat
En- j6 hogy mar enki szon ebber
ypzattam rikan
Ftlnek lit egyenes besztdtol es hangos szotoI
AIT tudom hogy azezer dollar nagyon Macy bang egy
gyar
De lassuk hogs chetetenscge oszehozi to
ket okosan yezeet Macy gyujtessels
Nemcsak hogy lbeeen de k0nnyu szerre osszegyIne
hat honap a ha gyusben kvenenk amerkai
peldat, msyet napnap utan elenk tarnak.
Tessek kivetn szaezer doa amekai macy arsagra
DE tessek kvetest fenel kezdeni, mem a testnt.
Tessek Amerka gazdag eokeIonk
neyeze magyarsaga
tessfk Amerika jomodunak
ze magyarsagat
s ragondolni ugyneyezett BIZ
zony szegeny magyarsagra.
szyeskdjenek egy
Tessk trtesten gazdag urakat hogy enny
lazuak.
Aztan cssek venni jo modu honftarsak legoat
vdek jobb modu zletembre akk harmnc tisztes
gyont sxeezek akik mnden hey anerka okonyceu
lomnal eeg suyosan be-beszanak.
orsxagban akik dolarna
t5bbe sdbatnaeik kern, hogy kel5 ktrfs smerte
neett kfsdgg tennsk egtobben k0dk. Van ket
magyarunk oszagban akk obbe adhatnanak
B dolIkrnal liza igszan hozzaferhetnenk szivukhoz.
keI bizni yaakire aknek yesm mesesege, hogy fer
k5xxsak hozz6 q szivekhez
s hssnkk hogy y meg ssgsny mankas otvsn ssns
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
GY0NGED APA.

Macy orommel k0zlom, kcd-
yes leanyom, hogy a fatal Far
kas megkerte kezedet.
- De papa, en- mem akarcm
elhagyni mamat...
- Ebb6l ugyan ne csinalj gon-
dot. Magaddal viheted ct is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
AMIKoR KIGYUL A FENY.

Az amerikai elektromos cimtab-
lax. - Az elso kiserletek. = A
Broadway feny-pompaja. - Ahol
25 millio gyertyafeny hirdeti a
nagyvaros kaoszi eletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
vERHovAY 108.

Beteg tagjainak ntysora a ko-
yetkezG:
Potornay Iona, 1929 Wilson
Ave, Bubna Janos, Hubbard, o.,
Batta J6sssfns; Hubhard, O., je-.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13
PLIERS WIVES ARE
 USED TO DANGERS
Both Have Faith Husbands Will
 Succeed in Flight

New York. May 13 R1Mrs. Clarence D. Chamberlin. whose hus- band will pilot the Bellanca mono plane on the New York-Paris flight, and Mrs. Lloyd w. Bertaud. wife of tho plane's navigator. have become accustomed to looking danger M rho face. -
 Like the Bellanca birdmen. neith' CT woman suffers any undue appre- hension as the hour for tho take- off of the Columbia in the race to Paris draws near.
 I've are not at all fearful for the success of the flight" Mrs. Chamber lin said. II have the utmost confi- dence in the Columbia and feel that sho will arrive safely at the goal. Not long ago I went along on . test flight in the Columbia. I can visual ize how she will wing her way across the Atlantic. her engines in perfect tune. Knowing what the plane can do. and what can bo expected in case of emergency. am not worry ing"
 She lifted her head proudly and smiled.
 T have supreme faith ii my hus- bands ability to pilot her through end in Lieutenant Bertaud's skill as . navigator. There Is nothing to fear. nothing at all.
 How shall pass my time from
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

runriot and set me to imagining all sorts of terrible thines. The radio will bring nswk
 Having been . flyers wife for eight years. I do not feel that avia- ton Is the most dangerous or un- fortunate of professions" Mrs. Chamberlin gayly confessed. "Id rather be the wife of . flyer than
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

the wife of . golf fan. . reporter or any number of professions can think of. Aviation is scarcely more dangerous than motoring. Flying seems as natural as any other means of locomotion. It Is no more revolu- .ionary to fly to ones destination than to take . train or . motor"
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

pany here early today. tied up Michael Lennon. the watchnan and smashed three safes open with sledge hammers. They escaped with several hundred dollars in cash.
 It is understood that there were three or four men in the gang. Lem non freed himself two hours after the men left and notified the police.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

the time the Columbia takes of until we ret word that Paris is von7 Doing the usual things I would do were MT. Chamberlin n.y. ing at homo. My duties and tho in- terestinE business of running home are sufficient to keep me busy. Then.
 knowing what hying entails in . good plane. my imagination will not
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13
Damrosch to Help Radio
 BrOadcasting Company

New York. May 1S R-Walter Damrosch, who recently rssigned as conductor of the New York Sym phony orchestra after 43 years at its head, has accepted tho post of must- cal counsel for tho National Broad
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13
casting company.

casting company.
 Merlin Hall Aylesworth, president of the company which owns and op- crates station WEAF in New York. and manages station WIZ here. and station WRC in Washington. said Mfr. Damrosch in the newly created position would officiats snd advise in matters relating to tho higher
New Britain herald., 1927-05-13
musical activities and possibilities Of the radio.
Safe Crackers Break
 Into PaWtucket Office

Pawtucket. R. l.. May 13.-Pl- Safe crackers raided the office of the Solway Dyeins and Textile Con-
Evening star., 1927-05-11
GOOD WEATHER SENDS
WHEAT PRICE LOWER
Better Seeding Prospects Offset Eff
feet of Higher Quotations
at Liverpool.

CHICAGO, May II R);-With
better weather conditions in the
Northwest, wheat averaged lower to-
day during the early dealings. I'M
proved prospects for Spring seeding
more titan offset here the effect of
higher quotations at Liverpool and
Of bullish aspects of the Canadian
government crop report. Opening
q off to "a up, wheat latef under
went q material setback all around.
Corn, oats and provisions We're rela-
lively firm, corn starting ut Il de-
cline to Is advance and then scor
ing slight general gains.
Bearish action Of the wheat market
at times today resulted largely from
indications that although Canada is
considerably Behind with seeding, q
sufficient drying out of the soil APP
peared likely to permit field work to
go forward with renewed energy. Lit,
tie doubt was expressed, however, that
Canadian seeding would be completed
later than last year. inasmuch as
1926 seeding w9s finished by May Is.
On the other hand. it was pointed
out today that the smallest yield per
acre ever known for Canaiia was in
1920, when Manitoba seeded only 6
rer cent, Saskatchewan + per cent and
Alberta 2 per cent up to this time.
The largest yield per acre for Canada
was in a season when Manitoba seed.
cd % per cent. Saskatchewan o. per
cent and Alberta 81 per cent up to
his fifg1a
Evening star., 1927-05-11
WIDE INTEREST HELD
IN MARYLAND BONDS
State and Nearby County Issues 10
Be Out Soon-Montgomery
Participating.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Baltimore, May 11.-The sale on
June of $2,210.000 State of Maryland
certificates of indebtness has created
wide interest and the indications are
there will be lively bidding for the
issues.
Already banking groups are form
ing in Baltimore and other cities to
submit proposals for the securities.
The certificates 10 be offered on June
J will carry the usual exemptions
from Federal, State and municipal
taxes.
Five blocks Of bonds will be offered,
the largest of which will amount to
S1,375 600. known as the lateral and
post loan. All the loans bear the same
rate of interest-413 per cent-and
will be in serial form. the final ma
turity Of each being 1912.
There will also be a So 600 600 Bal.
timore County bond issue offered for
bidding on May Is. Both Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties will is
site number of bonds for improve
ments authorized by the General AS
sembly. The former will iss1ie bonds
for a S250000 courthouse and $4,000
jail, S60,000 for police stations, $780,
GOO for schools and three separate
road bonds totaling SS52, 900 Prince
Georges County will float three bond
issues, one Of S27500 for schools,
$4,000 for Jail and $106,000 for
roads. In addition the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Comission will is
sue bonds totaling 100000, which are
guaranteed by Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

BOSTON, May 11.--There is little
distress tonnage of bituminous coal
held here. The amount of West Vir-
ginia non-union coal shipped here is
about equal to the demand. Spot New
River and PoCahontas tonnage is sell
Ing at S5.G5 to Sc a ton.
ATLANTA.-The first crates Of
Georgia peaches Of the 1927 season
have been sent by express to New
York. The carload movement viii
start next week. Plums are being
marketed rapidly. The fruit belt is
in need of rain.
DETROIT.-Dodge Bros. are oper-
ating the factory on a schedule Of
about $50 cars a day and will step
this up next week to about 900 cars.
The company reports gratifying re-
sponse to the new model fours.
JOPLIN, Mo.-Mining properties
valued at more than $1,000, 900 are in
cluded in a deal now under way in
volving the merging of the Butte
Kansas Mining Co, Acme Lead &
Zinc Co. and the Waco holdings OF
the Barnsdall Zinc Co. The now
company will he known as the Mis-
souri-kansas Zinc Corporation.
NEW ANS.-Mcmbers of the
Southern Pine Association report that
new business decreased IA por cent
in the last week to 4S,43971l. Ship
mehts fell off 90 per cent to Il 500.
t43 feet and production rose about l
per cent to 4G,094 ,958 feet.
4OUNGSTOWN.-Pipe mill OUTPUT
III this district again fslower this
Week with but II of the 18 pipe units
IN t4e Mahoning Valley active. Skc1p
production is at a correspondine rate.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

/ Leading public utility shares con.
tinued in demand under leadership of
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric,
American Superpower issues and
Commonwealth Power, all at new highs
for 1927. The uuward movement kept
on in Hartford Electric Light, al
though the demand was not as urgent
as yesterday.
Profit taking having been completed
in American Arch following the recent
sharp upturn, OPERATIONS for the rise
were resumed, carrying the price up
more than d points, when it crossed
10S. Anglo-Chilehn Nitrate continued
to respond to prospects of increa sed
earnings, large blocks Of the stock
changing hands at 20. About the only
exception to the general tendency was
Deforest Radio. (which dropped to a
new low for the year, under ),
The new issue of $50 000,00 I'm
pire Oil e Refining Co. first mortgage
collateral trust 512 per cent gold
bonds offered fog public subscription
today at 96, We're admitted to trading,
but attracted little attention.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
WOOL BUYING GAINS.

BOSTON, May II fSpociaD.-Mill
buying of domestic. woods IS picking
up. retlecting the spread OF spot for
eign prices away from the parity of
domestic sorts. The price level of
domestic woods has been depressed
slightly in the last few weeks, while
prices at London haye tirmed IN after
slightly easier opening last week.
Fine territory combing wool was
quoted today at 1G5a1.10. clean basis:
French comhing as 98a1 03. half blood
AT 95a1.00, three-eiGhths blood at S5a
30 and quarter blood at 75aS0. Fine
Ohio delaine fleeces are had at a.
grease basis; half blood at 43a44. three.
eighths blood at 42a43 and quarter
blood at 4la42, with Michigan delaine
at 39a40.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Ry WILLIAM f. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, May 11.-There were
no new developments in the overnight
news to account for the continued de-
mand for curb stocks today. and moth
ing new was needed. The speculative
element, realizing that it was easier
to put prices up than to work for re-
action, concentrated on the buying
side.
Shares of companies with an un.
usually small floating supply were bid
up sharply and furnished the features
of the day. Canadian Cement. ordi-
narily an inactive issue, was carried
forward from the previous sale last
week of 144 TO 1872. Firestone Tire,
which was bid up 4 points yesterday,
gained another points to its highest
for the year. Goodyear Tire was
actively taken at it's high for the year.
Ford Motors Of Canada's S 3l-point
rise yesterday was extended 2S more
points, to 460. This was accompanied
by the declaration of n dividend Of Is
per cent, payable March 2S. The last
previous distribution was paid Octo-
her II, 1926.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
TRUST COMPANY.
SAVINGS BANK
FIRE INSURANCE
TITLE INSuRANC
M1SCELLA NEOTS.

Columbia Title ......... 1OTs
hgaI Estate iIlIE. 131t
Title Inv. of Nd. com. 80. 54
Evening star., 1927-05-11
NEW YORK CITY EARNS
PREMIUM ON SECURITIES

NEW YORK. May II GE).-The City
Of New York earned a premium Of
$729.443 on its sale today Of $50 ,000.-
200 Of 4 per cent corporate stock and
serial bonds awarded to a syndicate
composed Of Chase Securities Corpora
tion and Blair 4 Co, the highest bid
dars.
The successful prices were 101.346S
Tor S+2 100000 corporate stock, and
10000 for $I7,600000 serial bonds.
Controller Berry expressed satisfac-
tion with the transaction, renqarking
that the city had not been on a / per
cent basis since 1909.
Proceeds from the bond issue will be
used for school construction, and from
the stock issue for school construc.
ton and from the stock issue for rapid
transit. water supply, dock improve.
ment ana other municipal purposes.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
OIL MEN CONSIDERING
OVERPRODUCTION CHECK

NEW YORK, May II lP).-Execu-
tives of more than a dozen oil corpora
tic1s met here today to consider the
problem of overproduction particular
lv in the Seminole field of oklahoma
The meeting. which was called by
Walter C. Teagle, president of the
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey fol
lowed conference yesterday in Wash
ington with Secretary of the Interior
Work, chairman Of the Federal Oil
Conservation Board.
Reports have been current In oil
circles that negotiations for q volun-
tary restriction Of crude production
are under way with a view to stabi-
liZing the market.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
N. Y. C. STOCKHOLDERS.

NEW YORK, May II (Fj.-The New
York Centrals list Of stockholders at
the close of 1925 discloses that II. S.
Vanderbilt increased his stock hold
ings u. 900 shares during the year
to 143, 900 shares. more than the stock
shown in the names of George f.
Baker, banker, and George r. Baker.
jr. Registered holdings of the Van
derbilt family were 256,532 shares.
against 236,189 the year before.
George f. Baker added 1000 shares
to his holdings. Only seven stock ex-
change houses had a block Of more
than 12,500 shares, with an aggregate
of 123,932 shares.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May II C4).-Flour-
Irregular: Spring patent. 735a7 65:
soft Winter straights, 625a6 90: hard
Winter straights. 7.25a760. Rye
Weak; No. 2 Western, 1915 (. o. b..
Ncws York and 1.19H C. l. f. export.
Barley-Eaay; mailing. 1.02Aa1.04A
c. i. f. New York. Lard-Easy; Middle
West. 12.70a12.S0. Tallow-Firm; spe.
cial loose, 7h$a7A; extra. 74a77s.
Wbeat-Futures opened steady: do
mestic July, 1883; bonded October,
l.39. Other articles unchanged.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
POTATO MARKET STRONGER.

CHICAGO, May II R).--Potatoes--
Receipts, new, IS cars; old. 40 cars;
on track, new, 12G: old, 1913; total
United States shipments, 440; Cam
ada. 3S cars; old stock supplies,
liberal. demand and trading limited;
market slightly stronger: Wisconsin
sacked Round Whites. 2S0a2.90; most
ly 2.75; bulk, 2.75a200; Minnesota,
sacked Cobblers, dark. 2.45; Idaho,
sacked Russets, mostly 400; few 375;
new stocks, supplies liberal, demand
md trading improving. market slight
ly stronger; Florida, barrel Spalding
Rose, 7,25a750; Alabama, sacked
Bliss Triumphs. 350a3.60; Louisiana
sacked Bliss Triumphs, 3.00a3.25.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
GRAIN TRADE HEAVIER.

NEW YORK, May IL (P.-Trading
In grain futures on the New York
Produce Exchange has shown a sub
stantiai increase this week through
diversion Of business from the Chica-
go Board Of Trade. due to threatened
legislative restriction, officials report
Mondays volume gained 5S per cent
over the average Of the previous
week and 90 per cent above the daily
average in April.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
FRISCO BOARD REELECTED.

ST. LOUIS. May II (R.-Stockhold.
ers of the st. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Co, in annual meeting here
yesterday, unanimously reelected all
directors. They also approved, subject
TO approval Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. acquisition of the
Butter County Railroad Co., the ST.
Louis, Kennett and Southeastern
Railroad Co, and certain terminal
properties near Pensacola, Fla.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
ROCK ISLAND DIVIDENDS.

NEW YORK, May IL OP.-Direc-
tors OF the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific today declared the regular
quarterly dividend of s1.25 a share on
the common stock, and regular semi
annual dividends of S250 a share on
|the per cent preferred and So a
share on the per cent preferred. All
are payable June 80 TO holders of
record June 8.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
INCOME IS SMALLER.

NEW YORK. May IL dP).-Op-
Grating income Of the Western Union
Telegraph Go. for the first quarter
was $3,3164o5. against $3,519,3 ,345 in
the first quarter last year Gross rev.
enues were $31,416.957. against $50, 205-
220.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Markets ut a Glance

NEW YORK GAo>>.-~Stocks firm: Hud-
son Motors advance over S points.
Bonds steady; $48,000,000 Chesapeake
Corporation 5s oversubscribed. Foreign
exchanges firm: italian and Japanese
rates advance. cotton lower; favorable
weather sugar higher; steady spot
sltuatlon' Coffee higher; firm foreign
reports.
CHlCAGO-Wheat firm; dry weather
in the Southwest. Corn strong: i'm
proved cash trade. Cattle steady.
Hogs lower.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
FAIRBANKS MORSE.

NEW YORK, May IL R).-First
quarter net income Of Fairbanks,
Morse & Co. declined to $100.0S7. equal
to s1.36 Il share on the per cent pre-
ferred, against $525,012. or $1.06
share on the common. after preferred
dividends, in the first quarter last
year. A deficit of $303,577 remained
after allowances for common and pre-
ferred dividends.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
New Orleans Market.
FOX FILM EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. May II (P).-F'irst
quarter net income of Fox. Film Cor.
poration was SS57,983, equal to SIN
q share before taxes, compared with
$7J2, 500, or S1.52 before taxes. in the
same period last year. Current as
sets were $33.709 $50, and current LA
bilities, $5,127 ,6S5.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
S125.OOO.OOO SPENT.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, May IL (speciaD.
1t has been reported as a result of
recent conference that additional re-
quirements for water supply, electric
current, electric railway service and
telephone service have necessifated the
expenditure of S125 900 900 in Missouri
in the last 10 years.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
$4,000 Pay Roll Seized.

NEW YORK, May II I4)-SeVen
gunmen, in two closed automobiles.
held up an assistant paymaster of
the Interborough Rapid Transit Co
and two guards in an automobile at
Seventy first street and First avenue
today, robbed them of a $4,000 pay
roll and escaped after wreclzing the
pay car and one of their own. ~
Evening star., 1927-05-11
COTTON GOODS QUIET.

NEW YORK, Nayl11 (SpeciaD.-Cot-
ton goods markak was again quiet to-
day at unchanged prices. Print cloths
were quoted at 7c for 64x60s and at
sac for 6SxT2s. Raw silks were un-
changed In a duM market
Evening star., 1927-05-11
ORDERS EQUIPMENT.

NEW YORK, May Il LP).-Central
railroad of New Jersey has ordered
five Pacific type engines and 10 heavy
switching locomotives from Baldwin
Locomotive Works and Is steet Dassen-
ger coaches frotn Bethlehem Steel.
Evening star., 1927-05-11

NEW YORK. May II N0.-Call
money, firm; all loans, A; closing bid,
a; time loans steady; "miXed collateral,
60-9o days, 4ha42s; 4-6 months, IS;
prime mercantile paper, 4a4 Il.