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Evening star., 1927-10-27

Have two very good mail
order businesses. Must sell
one or take in reliable partner.
Capital or bank Endorsement
necessary.
ROBERT BROUSSARD
1850 Columbia Rd.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
FOREIGN NEWS GIVES
WHEAT PRICE BOOST
Liverpool and Buenos Aires Mar
kets' Strength Factor in
Rise at Chicago.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. October 27.-Jnexpected
strength Of wheat quotations at Liver.
pool and Buenos Aires helped give
an early upward swing today to the
market here. Liverpool reported
demand from millers enlarged and
offerings less plentiful Opening un-
changed to a half cent higher, Chicago
wheat soon scored a material ad-
vance all around. Corn started un.
changed to a half cent up and then
underwent general sag. oats were
firmer. Provisions likewise had an
upward slant
in the Northwest led the selling of
wheat today and despite the fact that
Winnipeg receipts totaled 2.73i cars,
an amount much in excess of a week
ago or year back, the market failed
to respond to pressure as readily as
OF late. In addition to Liverpool
prices being decidedly higher than
due. complaints were at hand that the
condition of domestic Winter wheat
in the Southwest is being threatened
by hot windy weather fast sapping
moisture from the ground.
On the other hand, reports Of humid
ity below normal and of other favor
able conditions for the rapidity of
curing of corn had bearish effect on
corn values. Husking returns from
Illinois points, however, were disap.
pointing. Highest yields noted in
some places were 35 bushels for fields
that were expected to make SO
bushels.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Large Dividends Included.

oOz.3f IN 1oZb. II ShOuld be noted
however, that his years nine month
income includes the reports of the
Georgetown and Tenleytown and the
City and Suburban lines. which last
year were being operated indie
pCndently.
Net income of the CSty and Sub
urban Co. for the first nine months
of last year was S34,S37.SI, while the
Georgetown and Tenleytown reported
a deficit of $22,971.99, leaving a net
income for the two roads of $11. 1.S65.SS
Taking these two reports INTO con-
sideration in connection with last
years reports, the comparison shows
a gain in net during the first nine
months of this year of $136,093.09.
This statement is misleading without
an eHpIanation as the increase does
not come wholly from operating in
come. In net income of $13G, G,093.09
the sum Of 100000 represents divi-
dends paid to the Washington Rail
way e. Electric CO. by the Potomac
Electric Power. CO. for the nine
months of 1927 in excess of divi-
dends for the same period of 1926.
This leaves gain III operating net
of something c*er $4,000.
Capital Traction Back to 1O9.
Capital Traction opened on. the
Washington Stock Exchange today
at 10S34, up Il of point from yes
terdays close, and closed at 109, the
days turnover being % shares.
Potomac Electric Power SO per
cent preferred climbed to 1862 and
the 6 per cent stock sold at 112. Wash
ington Railway & Electric preferred
again sold at par on 70-share turn
over. Ten shares of District National
Bank stock came out at 255 and one
share of Merchants Bank & Trust at
1856. Sand & Gravel again registered
103, and the last sale was in Federal
American National Bank at 341.
Sand & Gravel registered 103 In
the bond division, Capital Traction IS
moved at 1922, Washington Gas 6s,
Series b 106, and Potomac Electric
6s. 1882. There was also a sale of
Chaplin Sacks per cent preferred at
l05.
B. & o. Earnings i'm Slump.
September net operating income of
the Baltimore & Ohio fell to $4,SS5.45S
from $5,344.113 in September, 1886,
and for nine months this year to
S36,304,614 from S37.519,714. Septem.
ber gross revenues were $1,716,577 less
than year ago.
Southern Diaries, Inc, reports for
= nine mopths ended September 80,
1927, profit of $471,926 after depre-
citation. interest, etc. but before fed.
eral taxes. comparing with profit of
SSS2,693 before Federal taxes in the
first nine months of 1926
Profit for the September quarter
was S3SS,312 before Federal taxes,
comparing with $265,o39 in preceding
quarter and net loss of S1S1 ,625 in first
quarter of 1927 Outstanding stock
consists of S162.50O no par Glass A
stock and $4,000 no par shares of
Glass B.
September earnings of American Ice
Co. We're about S640,0OO before de-
probation and Federal taxes, COM
pared with $61S,000 in September, 1926.
October earnings are running better
than October last year.
Heard i'm Financial District.
Director Louis Rothschild an
nounceS a meeting of the trustees of
the Better Business Bureau tomorrow
at 1890 at Hotel Harrington.
The Bankers Association council of
administration meets tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock at headquarters, in
the Becker Building.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Heard i'm Financial District.

Director Louis Rothschild an
nounces a meeting of the trustees of
the Better Business Bureau tomorrow
at 1890 at Hotel Harrington.
The Bankers Association council of
administration meets tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock at headquarters, in
the Becker Building.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
PEPC0 SEPTEMBER
EARNINGS HIGHER
W. R. & {. Co.'s Income for
the Month Little Changed
From Last Year.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Net income of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. for September amounted to
S2l4. 4.460,12, as compared with S112,-
519.96 for the same period i'll 1926. or
an increase of 41.940.16, according to
the report filed today with the Public
Utilities Commission.
Gross earnings for September We're
1863, ,693.64, against $607 014.06 a year
ago, an increase being shown in this
Item of So, ,619.5S. Operating expenses
for the same month reached the sum
of S312 2,503.73. against $295,1233O In
1926, or an advance in operating cX-
penses Of $17,3S043. Net earnings
from operations amounted to $347,-
1890 in September, 1927, compared
29915.
The reports filed today also contain
summary of earnings for the first
nine months of the year, the COM
pany's total net income for the period
being S2,116.S51.01, against $I,845,-
194.32 in September, 1926. showing
gain so far this year of $271 1,69G.69
W. X. & f. Report Is Also Filed.
According to the report of the Wash
inSton Railway & Electric Co., also
filed with the Utilities Commission
To-Day this corporation had net in
come during September, 1927, of 500,
4o2.60 or practically the same as last
year when it amounted to $2G,24741
Inc railway company'S gross operat-
ing revenues for the month amounted
to $2oS.007.9l, compared with $685.
2oo.4S "A year ago. Operating eX-
pcnses and taxes in September totaled
$3SG,272.ll against $299 SILL for the
same month in 1926. After making
the usual deductions, the railways net
operating income in September
amounted to 81. 1850 this year COM
pared with $6S ,604.37 last year.
Summary of the reports for the
first nine months of the present year,
ending on September 80, shows operat-
ing revenues of $4,362 ,573J3, against
5S3,300.62 in 1926. Operating eX-
penses and taxes We're $3,639,3JS go
compared with $3.50, 72493 a year ago,
leaving gross operating income for
the nine months of $723 ,21531. against
the corresponding figure of 1882 SIS.
63 In 1926.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
ii a.m... $1,000 IL m.... 927, SOC
slOn

/ all ID
lp.m.. 1.239.S00 2p.m... 1.45l 800
Dividend raIes AS gwen the above table
art the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or talf Yearly declarations.
Unless otherwise noted. extra or special divi.
Unit OF tradlnE less than 100 shares.
Partly extra. / Plus 4 70 in stock. Paw.
able IN common stock. Plus ,2/5O IN
. LEX. a Paid this year-nO uiar rate.
b Ten pr cent in common stock. payable
~, % quarterly. Plus SO in stock. Pay
stock stock T plTs s. iio"% IN stock. 6 Plus i/5o
snaG: in stock Plus ST. 81 share S,l IN special
stock Il Payahla 1910 of a share quarterly
in Glass stock, m Plus Sc in, stock.
Partly stock. y Plus S3 IN preferred stock.
y Plus one hal! OF common stock.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Phatw Dreeto t he Office

a dA huUOct 80
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Cornell Dance and Gard
Party Pleasing Event

About $50 Comedians and their
friends attended the annual Cornell
dance and card party given Thurs
day evening at 240O Sixteenth street.
Members OF the Cornell Club who as
sisted Miss Ruth Peterson in making
the party success were Miss Abby
Tingley. Miss Jean Stephenson. Miss
Grace Anderson. Miss Clara Bailey.
Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist. Mr.. W. G.
Mutchler, Mr.. S. G.. Biggs. Mr.. d.
Herman. Mr.. Leo Quackenbush. Mr..
w. A. Zalesak. Mr.. Ernest Kelly, with
MIR. Sam Rosey in charge of the
music. The floor committee was in
charge of Mr.. w. NJ. Aitchison and
Mr.. G. d. Ellsworth.
The patrons and patronesses who
sponsored the dance included the
Minister of China and Nine. SEE,
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Lewis P.
C1ephane. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Ed
mund Bulls, Maj. and Mrs. w. F.
Friedman, Representative and Mrs.
Hamilton Fish, Representative and
Mrs. Edgar Broussard. Dr. and Mrs.
William Alanson White, Mrs. Delos
A. Blodgett. DR.. and Mrs. Edwin f.
Siosson. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hillver,
DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bauer. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Grahma Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert u. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayton
Hoyt, MIR. and Mrs. Harrison Std
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Lewis.
DR. and Mrs. Frederick Coville, DR..
and Mrs. Adams S. McAllister, Mr.
and Mrs. F.. II. ,McLachlen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul, Lesh, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Hurley. Mrs. Charles Nicholson.
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Wedding Engagements
Formally Made Public

Capt. Edward A. Mechling an.
nounces the engagement of his daugh.
ter. Emma Arvilla. to Lieut.. Harold
Patrick Henry, u. S. A.. now on
duty at Staunton Military Academy.
The yelling will take place in the
early Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Amrein of
I'LL Eleventh street northwest an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, to Mr..
Walter William Scheffei Of Arlington,
Va. The wedding will take place in
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rubenstein
Of 1749 r street northwest announce
the engagement of their daughter
Edith to Mr.. Jacob Sokol Of this city.
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Basket Ball Game Attracts
Noted Throng, to Annapolis
Army and Navy Officers From Washington
Baltimore and Philadelphia Attend Contest
Between Cadets-Many Social Activities.

! hrother.in.law and sister of the bride
| Mrs. Cannon. wife of Capt. Sinclair
Cannon, entertained company OF ~
| for bridge Tuesday afternoon on
| Porter road, in honor OF Mrs. Snyder
| wife Of Capt. Charles r. Snyder. who
is spending the Spring In Annapolis.
Mrs. johnson. wife OF Capt. Alfred
Johnson. L. s. ", and her daughter
Miss Alvira Johnson of Washington,
were guests OF Mrs. Leahy. wife of
Capt. William y. Leahy. L. s. n. for
the week end at Carvel Hall, where
Mrs. Leahy Ia spending the Winter.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas r. Kurt
of Washington spent the week end
with Comdr. and Mrs. Daniel McEl'
duff on Upshur road.
Miss Marjorie Moody, daughter of
Capt Roscoe Moody, who Is in com
mand OF the navy ward at Boston.
Mass, Is the guest of Capt. and Mrs.
Sinclair Cannon.
Comdr. and Mrs. James l.. Kauff'
man of Washington were guests
for the week end of Comdr. and
Mrs. William Brereton. Comdr. kau'f'
man sail this week for Brazil,
where he has been ordered TO duty,
Mrs. Kaufman will remain in Wash
ington until July. when she will sail
Capt. J. o. Richardson, L. S. n.
who is on duty in the Bureau of
Ordnance. Navy Department, Wash
ington, gave a lecture Saturday on
THE Naval Officer in Diplomacy to
officers taking the post graduate
course.
Comdr and Mrs. Clyde G.. West
entertained at dinner Sunday evening
in honor of Miss Doris Hill of Chicago,
who is their guest.
Mrs. Stirling Brinkley, who has
been the guest of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Mason E. Mitchell. has returned to
her home at Atlanta. Ga.
Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Toulon
We're hosts at dinner, followed by
bridge, Monday evening.
Mrs. Ingraham, wife of Comdr.
Jonas Ingram, entertained a company
of Is for luncheon and bridge Tuesday
at her home at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Taylor. wife of Lieut.. Francis
Taylor, L. S. n, entertained at bridge
Tuesday at Carvel Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard H. Barse were
hosts at supper dance Thursday
evening at Carvel Hall in complime Mt
to the members of the State Legisla-
ture now in session at Annapolis, and
their families.
Mrs. Hosford. widow OF the late
Lieut.. Comdr. Harry w. Hosford. has
visiting her her sister, Miss Ruth
Martin of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Bolton, wife of Lieut.. Robert
Bolton, jr., was hostess at bridge
| Thursday afternoon at her home on
King George street.
Maj. and Mrs. Arthur B. Owens
entertained company of IL at dinner
| Saturday evening at their home on
King George street, taking their
guests later to the Midshipmen's hop
at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Dougherty, wife of Lieut.. j. J.
Dougherty, entertained 10 tables at
| bridge at Carvel Hall Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Todd Written enter
| tained at luncheon Saturday before
the ArmyNavy basket ball game for
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. John r.
Poppin of Washington and Miss
Frances Wilkinson of York, Pa. who
| were her guests for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Preble Tucker of New
York spent the week end in Annapolis,
| stopping at Carvel Hall.
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Columbian Women Change
Date of March Meeting

Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, president
of Columbian Women. announces a
change of date for the March meeting