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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
Hurnorist Latest to
Plan Flight Here
On Way Home

will Rogers Is coming to Browns
Vile.
The day will be Monday, and the
journey will be made by airplane.
In making the trip the distinguished
humorist In following in the foot
steps Of his fellow goodwill ambas-
sador. Col. Charles A. LindberEh.
who chose practically the same
route on his nonstop hop into
Mexico last week.
Although having mind very
much all his own, the cowboy
humorist has decided that inasmuch
as Col. Lindbergh. the war depart
ment. the air service and several
major film producing companies
have decided that Brownsville IN the
logical airport OF entry into Mex
leo, il is equally logical as a port
OF exit.
Others Expected
Therefore the gum-chewing ace
OF the educated crevice will hop off
from Mexico City as soon as the
early morning mists have cleared
away. and will expect to be in Mata-
moros BY 1880 or ! D. III. Monday.
He will make the trip here in an
airplane Of the Mexican Aviation
company. OF Tampico, an American
owned concern. The ship will be
piloted either by +. F. Hoffman, or
Z. NJ. Snyder, crack flyers of the
company.
Possibility that George III. Riehl,
president OF the Mexican Aviation
company. will accompany Mr. Rogers
on the trip here was expressed Sat-
urday night, when the news or the
fun-maker's coming was announced.
Mr.. Riehl is deeply interested in
Brownsville's future as an airport,
having already expressed himself as
favoring il above all other border
towns as the American Mexican air
port. Tn n letter received here sew
eral days ago. he stated he would
come here 20 confer with air Off
cials within the next few days, and
it is highly probable that he will
accompany Rogers, il was said.
Plan Entertainment
An entertainment of the real
Brownsville sort will be prepared
for the humorist when he arrives,
Continued on page eleven)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
Fit. ByO,Un Army Health
Resort, MedicO AUeys

in his praise of the beauty and
healthful advantages Of Fort
Brown. II cannot say too mucn re-
garding the excellent conditions ]
found here" he declared.
when | say that Fort Brown Is.
the health resort OF the entire
Eighth corps area. ! feel that ! am
still not fully expressing what
would really like to say. don't
believe there is an army post in
the entire United States with
better record for hezlthfulness and
sanitation than Fort Brown"
he complimented Col William
T. Johnston. post commander, Capt
Frederick T. Rice. present medical
officer. and Major William Todd.
who recently left here 10 assume
another post. on Fort Brown.
All Of these men have gene far
70 make the pest here what IL is
today. he declared.
The party will remain here for
several days. and spend some time
hunting. Col. Rutherford said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18

The health resort of the Eighth
corps area" was the way Colonel
Henry III. Rutherford. senior med
ical office OF the area described
conditions al Fort Brown Satur-
day, following an inspection Of the
hospital, medical and sanitary IA
cilities az the post.
Col Rutherford came here FRI
day afternoon from San Antonio
driving through with Col. Roger
Brooke. or the Medical corps staff,
and Captain Henry +. Meisch. also
Of the medical corps staff. Neither
of the latter two officers had ever
been in the Valley before, and
Col. Rutherford said he took great
delight in pointing out the natural
beauties Of this section.
He was here something less than
a year ago. Col. Rutherford said.
and declared he was almost as
much surprised rs his brother Of
ficers mt the improvements that
have taken place in this section
since that time.
The visitor w2s almost laudatory
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
FATEOF CREW
IN DOUBT; Aid
ERUSHEDOUT
Undersea Craft RAM
med BY Destroyer,
Which Linps Into
Port Crippled

PROVINCETOWN, Mass.
Dec. 17.-(P)-The fate of
43 officers and men, the
crew Of the ". $. :. sub
marine Sd, was in doubt to-
night as the vessel lay on the
ocean floor in deep water off
this port, after a collision
with the coast guard destroy
er Paulding.
Whether the hull on the subma-
rine was crushed and her crew all
drowned. or whether the crash had
merely disabled her machinery and
made IL impossible for her 70 come
20 the surface still was unknown.
Those who witnessed the collision
feared. however, that a major ma
rine disaster had resulted. compare
able 70 the loss Of the submarine
SOL in September, 1925. when that
vessel was sunk in collision with
the steamship City M Rome, off
Block Island, 81 officers and men
perishing.
Goes Down Rapidly
The destroyer. on patrol duty off
Provincetown, was making for the
harbor. Suddenly her lookout saw
the Sd running submerged dead
ahead. There was No time to swerve
from the course and the vessels
crashed. The destroyer made port
with her lower hold flooded. The
Paulding was struck amidship, but
the point at which the submarine
felt the force Of the blow was not
known.
The S-4 went down immediately.
Boats that cruised about the place
for hours found no survivors, Civ
inR the faint hope that the sub
marines hull had not been pierced.
a fresh breeze and rough sea ham
pered the work OF the small boats
taking part in the work OF rescue.
The S-4 went down a bare 1900
yards from the shore off Wood End
coast guard station, which is situat-
cd on the outer. or ocean side nf
the harbor. The water nc that
point IN very deep. which. IN was
admitted, would increase the diff
culties OF reaching the sunken
vessel.
Rescue Fleet Starts
The Paulding's wireless message
reporting the collision started a
rescue fleet from the New London
coast guard and submarine bases.
and from the Boston and Ports
mouth. N. Ill.,. naval yards. The sub
marine tender WandAnk was Che
first 10 reach the position of tho
collision. The Wood End coast
guard station sent its life boats to
search for possible survivors, but
without result.
The PauIding is a 7s0 ton destroy
er which was turned over BY the
navy 70 the coast guard service. The
So. while of the same class nH the
S-5l. is somewhat smaller. She is
23l feet long, and was built me- tho
Portsmouth navy yard III 1919. She
was making her Standardization
trials after an overhauliug when
the collision occurred.
IL was impossible TO undertake.
efforts to raise the SI4 early to-
night because no vessels had reach
ed the scene with the necessary
equipment for the purpose. The
Wandank placed six houyH to mark
the exat point mt which the sub
marine had gone down. PontoOns
TO be used in lifting operations were
sent from New London gut IL was
not expected they would be here be-
fore tomorrow morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
AlCapone Held
InHome By Cops

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Dec. 1T.-tPl-H His
home surrounded by policemen with
orders to arrest him IL he came out
and 10 allow none of his followers
10 go in. "Scarface" Al Capone. Chi
caro- gang leader. tonight became a
virtual prisoner Of the police al
though technically Al liberty.
Capone reached Chicago last night
after joustinc with the Joliet Of
ficers for a day. and went 10 the
home az his mother where he lives
with his wife. Today William O'Con-
ner. chief Of detectives. ordered the
policemen stationed about the block
where Capone has taken refuge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
Body ofDr. Cook
Is Sent to Home

Services for Dr. Luther Cook. IS
years old, who died Rt the family
home Fifteenth and Hayes streets.
early Friday, were held al $3.50 p.
M. Saturday at the First Baptist
church. with Rev. =. ". Marshall
officiating.
Following services at the church
the body lay in state at the mortu-
ary OF W. A. Darling until il left
early in the evening for Sherburnc.
~ III, where burial viii take place.
Mrs. Cook accompanied the body or
her husband. and other relatives
were to meet her az ST. Louis. and
make the remainder Of the journey
with her.
The pallbearers for the funeral
here were Ben Clark. 7. J. Voc, W.
]. Harley. Roy Sethman and j. &.
McBee. and W. J. Vertrees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
Rebel Properties
Seized In Mexico

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 17.-Reports
on the properties Of persons con-
nected with the Serrano- Gomez up
rising, which have been seized
through court procedure, rave been
received from the states or ChihuM-
hua. Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Pu-
ebla. Vera Cruz, and the Federal
District
The Properties in Chihuahua are
those of Hector !. Almada and in
Tamaulipas those Of the late Cen
eral Arnulfo Gomez and Gomez
Vizcarra.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
Kiwanis Plans to
Have Special Fete

Brownsville Kiwanians are prepar-
ing for a big time Wednesday eve
ming at Hotel Fl Jardin. when new
officers will be installed and n la
dies night program will be carried
out.
The entertainment is tc begin at
1850 o'clock.
W. n. Sellers is 70 be installed as
president. George Walker. in charge
Of the program. had made no an
nouneement Of his plans. No regu-
lar luncheon meeting will be held
this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
Department Lists
Men on Submarine

WASHINGTON. ID. a., Dec. l7.-LF1
OF the four officers. listed IN de-
partment records as members Of the
S-44 crew. Lieutenant Commander
*. r. Jones, in command. iE recorded
a. HennesHy, Okla. and with hiE wife
Continued on page Heven)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18

East Texas: Sunday fair In north
mostly cloudy in south portion. oe-
easional rains on west coast, colder
in east and south portions: fresh 20
strong northerly winds on the coast I:
Monday generally fair. rising tenn
perature in northwest portion.
West Texas: Sunday fair. colder In
southeast portion: Monday fair. ris-
ing temperature IN north portion.
Oklahoma: Sunday fair. continued
cold; Monday fair, rising tempers-
tcrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
Robbers Change to
Clean Clothes on Job

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Dec. ll.-sP'--
rohbers who changed their dirty ap-
r.reI for the latest styles took mer-
chandiso valued at about Sl:SOo from
the Cox-Greer company early aatur-
day morning and officers az midnight
were without clues. glass was re-
moved from window 10 secure en-
trance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18

Amount OF increase for
year ....-..... 81 10 shb
The item OF s265.703. assessed for
interest and sinking fund. comprises
the valuation of approximately
1877 acres. which was taken into
the city on one OF the original plats
and which was excluded in 1915,
1918 and 1920. This land was with
in the city when various bond is
sues we're voted and Is still assessed
for interest and sinking fund. but
rays no part OF the general fund
tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18
TOPAY TAXIN
INSTALLMENTS
City Approves New
Plan For Benefit
Of Taxpayers

Brownsville taxpayers will be per-
mitted to pay their 1927 taxes in
two installments, according to a res
olution passed BY the city commits
sion Friday.
The first installment will be pay
able on or before January 81, 1928,
ard the second on or before June 30,
1928.
The resolution provides that un-
less the first installment is paid by
the date set, the entire tax will be-
come due and payable and subject
TO the regular penalty.
The report Of the city board or
equalization, approved BY the city
commission at the Friday meeting
shows the following valuations:
Total rendered roll .... $i2,093, ,4OS
Total unrendered roll go. 1,2I5,s40
Assessment for interest
and sinking fund against
property heretofore ex-
ciuded --...... 265, ,Tc3
Total valuations ..... sl3.54T.5Ei
Total Tenditions and as
scssments submitted n. sf2.353.3I4
Net excess Of increase
over decreases by or
der OF board $1,000. 1921 ,237
Total as per tax roll ... S13,574,55I
Total valuations. 1926 tax
roll ---.-.---.-...-... Sl2-347 .6S5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21
MADARI MA OCHRANU CSL.
HRANfC.

Medzi Mad 'armi ma zapadnom
Slovensku byvaj1cimi vzbudila
Rothermerova akcia proti CSR.
taky odpor, ze rad poprednych
mad 'arskyych verejnych politi-
ckych einitel'ov oznamil zvlast-
nym letakom vydavanie tyzden-
nika "Koztarsasagi Hataror' !,
ktory bude vychadzat mad 'arsky
anglicky, francuzsky nemecky.
Iniciatori tohoto protirotherme-
rovskeho pohybu vyhlasujn, re su
Mad 'ari recou, ale duchom Gesko-
slovenski republican,. Ich easopis
odhali zakulisie mad 'arskej poll
tiky cd r. 1S4S az do r. 1918, u
verejni pravdu mensine mad ar
skei u mas a mensine slovenskej ]
Mad 'arsku vrhne ostre svetlo
do teroru a vrazdenia v Mad ar
sku a do tamojsich magnatskych
kruhov. ktore kuju pixie Q noveJ
vojne, ktorou by radi ziskaly moe
mad celym byvalym Uhorskom.
Casopis chce tiez uverejnit' do
| klady pravej podstate vzniku
rothermerovskej akcie, ktoru ma.
| d 'arsk6 obyvatel 'stvo odsudzuje.
Vyzva koncf apelom ma mad ar.
skych obyvatel 'ov, ably tito vstu'
povali do Mad 'arskej Ligy ma o.
chranu ceskoslovenskych hranlc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21
MILL CITATELIA!

Cez leto tesili SINE sa v prlro-'
de, prichadza zima, budeme sa u
t,ahovat' do pribytkov. Otazka Je
teraz uz, ako mienime stravit d.
he zimne vecery; Y tychto rlad-
koch chcem yam poukazat' ma to,
ako by ste mohli co najuzitocncJ.
Sic stravit dlhe vecierky, elm by
ste sa mali zaoberat,, DO we'd od-
pocinok neznamena tol 'ko, zc ma
me hliyiet' lenosit
Kcd rozhl 'adimc sa zkilsame
zivot inych narodoy, zbadamc, &c
mas l'ud je pomeroch mnoho
horsich, nez l'ud druhych naro-
dov. Patrajme po pricine. A ia
ie: nedostatok porozumenia pre-
vzdelanie. Len pozrime ma narod
anglicky, nemecky, ba al narod
cesky, ako sd tie dvihaj1l, ci ma
poll kultlrnom, hospodarskom, ci
v politickom ohl.ade. Preco je to-
mu tax Nuz preto,' mill rodaci
moi, ze l',,d menovanJch naro-
dov venuje Wac casu kultdrnym
prednaskam, poucnym schodzam
zabaynemu citaniu, ncz my Slo.
vaci.
Slovenska Liga tomto roku
ide usporiadat po sloyenskych O
sadach prednasky poliyblivymi
obrazkami. Sn to obrazky pouc-
ne, lebo predstavujl ziv0t pra-
Gu vernych Slovakov boriacich sa
"a syobodu a lepsi zivet syojho
naroda. Obraciam sa teda Il.
| primnou prosbou na nasske slo.
yenske spolky osady, aby sa Q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21
DoKIAL, BUDE POIITIKA
PANsKfM HUNCUTsTvoM?

Nedavno pozvali ma do jednej
slovenskej osady 0 slovensky We
rcjny zivot sd zaujimajdci narod-
nj pracovnici na schodzu, ktorn
svolaIi "a ilcelom zalozenia sloven-
skeho politickeho klubu. Miest
most V ktorej mala sd scholar cd
byvat bola host mi takmcr zapl-
ncna. nuz myslel som 81, &c ia
s>hodza bude pocetnc navstlvcna.
ale sklamal som sd. Predscda Wy
zv;il pritomnych rodakoy, ably sli
do druhcj izby, ze zahaji schodzu.
Niaceri 81 vyzyania toIto poysim,
Ii. ale naSlo sa tam dost j takych
strvckov. ktori 81 zasomrali til sta
ri notu: "a co mas tam po politi.
Ike. To ME je pre- chudobneho, to
je len pre- panov, panske huncdt.
stvo.'
Mill bratia moji, jestli my Slo
yaci budeme takto hoyorit ytedy
zasluzime 81, aby mas zahrabah
Zasluzime jamu hlboku, ale be-
pomnika. Politika tyka sa na'
vsctkych, vsetci v nej zijeme, {
4 T. > tus
chcemc, ci nie. Panskym huncnt
stvom je len preto a dotial, kyn
r l'ud neuvedomely, kym nevie
aiebo nechce svoje pravo ppuzit
vykonavat', kym v ncvedomu
sii svoje1 da sa pouzit' nesvedo
mitym politikarom, aby svojin
neprajnikom podal do ruky opra
ty bic. Vsak viete, ze v tejto ma
Sci novel vlasti l'ud vol 1radni
kov do obce, mesta, okresu, stat1
atd'., a tito potion zakony robia
Tcda take name zakony, yerejn
poriadky, jakych 81 l'ud zastupco'
vyvoli.
No vidite, rodaci moji, toto vse
tko je politika, pri tejto spolul
tinkuje l,ud, aspon ii, co maj
l,las pri vol Jeden cloyek, zia
don ecloyek, hovori nase prislo
vie; jeden clovek malo plati, jed
.,tho cloveka l'ahko prem6zu, ale
bo odstrania. Ale ked' sa mnoh
spolusdruzia, ked' tisicky a desat
tisicky sa spoja: tychto ziadost
llezostane neponsimnuta, tycht
rol'a ma yahu j platnost ! Alb,
teda nasa v6l'a, ked ME vsade
talk aspon ma niektorych miestac
~ previedla, aby sa ziadosti mas
splnily: potrebno je, ably SINE $
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21

spolu sdruzili a spoludrzali; vte.
dy prestane byt' politika pan.
skym huncdtstvom; takymto fig
Pom, huncntstvam sa len tam da-
ri, kde je l'ud neuvedomely, kto-
ry nepozna svojich priatel 'oy, LEI
sa da snadno obalamutit reeiami
falosnikov, ktori vtedy maju maj.
sladsie reel ma jazyku, ked sa
chcti po chrbte ludu ku mastnym
hrncom dostat'. Nevedomost' je
to najhorsie otroctvo!
Nevedomy clovek krci sa, kde
by mohol smelo stat ,, trasie sa, i
ked ma pravdu, boji sa, kde
MET nebezpecenstva, unizuje sa O.
trocky a plazi sd tam, kde on je
panom. Preco tax robi? Preto, le-
bo nepozna svoje prava, nepozna
3povinnosti predstayenych; nevie,
GO maspravo pozadovat', preto v
otrockom strachu kori sa pred
kazdym, ktoreho vidi v kancela-
rii, i mech je to posledny pisar.
Sebavedomie nam chybuje a
preto mas "a mic nemaju! Bratia
cas- je uz, aby SINE 20 sna povsta'
Ii, aby SINE sa prebudili, zili do
stojnejsim sposobom, jake slobod
nj obcania tejto nasej novel Via
sti Spojenych Statov Americkyych
ktoru nasi otcovia, synovia 6
bratia svojou krvou branili. Bran
me my tuto nasu mil1 vlast
ked' bude toho potreba / krvot
svojou, proti nepriatel 'ovi Won
| kaisiemu; proti vn1tornym all
| nepriatel 'om, ktori mas odtiskaji
| a vytiskajd z pray nasich: bran
me ju rozumom, ably sme zachova
Ii dedictvo otcov, det ON a vnu
kom svojim. Rozum panuje nat
| silou. Cvicme, vzdelavajme rozun
svoj! .~r.t "a.
Boze dobry, kol 'ko easu zmrha
me pri pohariku, kartach; o kol
ko by sme mndrejsie urobili, keb
sme sa schadzali V kruhu prls
tel 'ov 0 pravach povinnostlac
obcana rozhoyor zaviedH. TAX b.
sa ten rozum ostril. rozsudok BY
stril. Slovaci, zakladajme obclal
,ke politicke kluby, uspor'adaJm
| prcdnasky a pridruzme sa k tyl
| muzom, ktori "a lepsi zivot nash
naroda pracuiu. Iorganizujme S
i na poll politi:kom. ably smc ~
boli jako rozviazany snop, ktor
victor ma vsetky strany rozncsi'
ale jako pevna ret az drzmc spoil
vtedy predstavime silu, ktorh
povsimndt' musia i nasi nepra
nici DORKI,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21

prednasku 5 menovanymi pohyb-
livymi obrazkami cim skorsie pri-
hlasily. 0 podmienky racte pisat
bud to na Slovenskd Ligu, alebo
direktne ma moju adresu a slice: /:
George Gazak, 8O2 Pittsburgh St.,
Springdale, Pa.
Juraj Gazak,
riaditel' prednasok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21
SENATOR sTODoLA tEsTNYM
oBCANOM HUMENNEHO.

Zastupitel sky sbor vel'kej OBJ
ce Humenneho senatora kornela
Stodolu "a jeho zasluhy HUI
menne zvolilo Gestnym obcanom
tel obce. Dna Is. sept. Dol senate
row Stodolovi slavnostne odo-
vzdany diplom obeanstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21
ZASTUPCoM sLovENsKHCH
ORGANIxACTf, tAsoPTsov A
sLovElfSKHCH PoLITICKHCH
KLUBov v SPoJ. STAToCH.

Pozdrav!
Slovenska Liga Amerike svo.
lava Poradnti schodzu vsetkych
zastupeov slovenskych organiza
eii, casopisov existujucich poll.
tickych klubov na den 28. okto-
bra 1927 do miestnosti Hollenden
Hotelu v ineste Cleveland, Ohio.
Schodza zacne presne 10. ho-
dine rano cas- jej trvania zavisi
od konecneho riesenia nasleduj1-
cich bodov:
u Ustalenie konecneho postu.
pu slovenskych organizacif, case.
pisov a existujucich politickych
klubov V otazke lioveho prist 'aho.
yaleckeho zakona; urcenia casu
prichodu spolocnej delegacie dc
mesta Washingtonu, d. G. a odo.
vzdania Memorandum preziden
tovi Spoj. Statov a inym hodno
starom,
q vypracovania spoloeneho pro
gramu sdruzenia sa dosavadnycl
politickych klubov a utvorenia o
kresnych, statnych narodnFcf
Vyborov ciel ON utvorenia vel.
kei spolocnej politickej organiza
Gle tax dostojneho spolocnehc
vystupovania politickeho.
Schodza tato je vel mi vazna ;
dolezita a mali by sa jej zucast
nit vsetcia spomenuti.
Dano V meste Pittsburgh, Pa.
diia IA. oktobra 1927.
ia Sloyenskl Ligu Amerike
Ivan Bielek, predseda.
Jan A. Koctir, tajomniE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-21
ZRIEDKAVA PRfLE-ITc-T
KUPIT FARMU!

Nezdravy som, preto moju pek.
MI 100, akrovu farmu, ma ktorej Je
5 akrov dobraho lesa, sedem izbo-
w dom, barna, stebelia a inc bu-
dovy, 2 kone, / krava, 2 osipane,
80 mladych ktr, 10 kaciek, 20 ton
sena atd'. vsetko "a $6500 muse
ny som odpredat' Al na splatky
dam alebo zaearujem "a domek Y
Sharon, Pa. alebo v Youngstown
a okoli, pre- moju familiu, a ia do
teplejsich krajov muslin ist', DO
ma reumatizmus trpim na farme
nemozem pracovat'.
Moja farma je blizo Pardoe, Pa.
ma cimentovanej ceste, medzi
Mercer, Pa. a Grove City, Pa. Ad-
resa je: Jakub Krafcik, Mercer,
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g. v. Hamory, 218 Erie Terminal
Building, Youngstown, Ohio.
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bo piste: Jakub Krafcik, r. +. d.
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Evening star., 1927-06-03
TREND IS LOWER
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Specially Favorites Advance,
Some to New High, But
General List Lags.
BY WILLIAM +. HEFFERNAN.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, June 3-Notwith.
standing advances into new high
ground by number Of speciality
faVorites, reactionary tendencies be-
came pronounced at intervals in the
curb market today.
There was not the enthusiasm dis
played on the buying side which ac-
companied operations on previous
days of the week. The speculative
element was giving more considera-
ton to the words of warning sent out
during the last few days, and was in
clined to believe that the market had
gone ahead too fast.
Prairie Pipe Line featured the
Standard Oils, reaching some 3 points,
but others were, for the most part,
lower. In the case of Prairie. there
was the incentive of expectation of
distribution of part Of the COM
pany's huge surplus, although nothing
official along this line has come out.
Albert Pike Barth preferred went
forward into new high ground. the
demand based upon prospects OF
greatly increased earnings resulting
from new incoming business. CelaneZ
issues maintained their place of prom
inence. with the preferred up more
than points to new top. Dunhill
at new high prices had the prospect
of early Inauguration of dividends.
But while these upturns were in
progress heavy profit-taking developed
in financial and industrial securities
and Johns Evansville. carrying them
off rather sharply. New high records
were established by American Super
Power issues at the same time that
lower levels were reached in American
Light & Traction old, United Gas &
Improvement and Northeastern
Power.
Prospects of the funding of n large
part of the SS.25 share accumulated
dividends on Deere & Co. preferred
appeared TO be the reason for the
activity in its common stock, although
realizing sales carried the price lower
after midday. On April 26 directors
declared a dividend of IS cents
share. and on March l last similar
distribution was made on account of
arrears. Clearing up of the remain
ing accommodations would open the
way for distributions to common
share owners.