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, 1927-10-19
ACTIVE CHEVIE DEALERS
WIN TURKEY DINNERS

With more than $1,000 persons
who make up the selling organiza-
ton of the Chevrolet Motor com
pany involved. the unique Turkey
bean" contest inaugurated by this
company a year ago is again in full
swing during the month of October.
This huge sales organization has
been divided for the duration OF
the contest into competitive groups
of which the winners will a tur-
key while the losers will sit and
dine only on beans, and pay the
entire dinner check.
Two major divisions of the coun-
try have been made, with an assist
ant general sales manager of the
Chevrolet Motor company in charge
of EACH. d. E. Ralston has the
western half of the United States,
and NJ. e. Douglas the eastern half.
Each of these sections has been
further sub-divided. The Flint sales
region has been pitted against the
Atlantic Coast region, the South
eastern region against the Middle
West region. and the Great lakes
region against the Pacific Coast.
Every one OF the 40 zone sales Of
fees in the United States also has
been squared away against another
zone; cities are competing against
cities, as are dealer organizations
and individual statesmen.
In this manner every man in the
entire selling organization and every
dealer in every section of the coun-
try gets an opportunity to demon
strate his ability to outsell his COM
petitor and win himself a turkey
dinner.
Officials in the sales department
of the home office have gone into
the field to aid various groups. R.
H. Grant. vice-president in charge
of sales. has gone to the Great
Lakes region for one week and then
will move to other regions; H. j.
Klingler. general sales manager, is
stationed on the Pacific coast; Mr..
Ralston is concentrating on the
Middle West; Mr.. Douglas on the
Southwest: n. X White. sales pro-
motion manager. has the Atlantic
Coast: and Sidney Corbett manager
of the truck division. is located in
the Flint region.
Mr.. Grant. in an address to the
dealers at the beginning of the con-
test. stated hat Chevrolet plans to
sell 71,451 cars this month. He
also stated that selling conditions
in October loom considerably bright
err than in September.
81 am optimistic also for Novem-
Der and the ensuing months" Mr..
Grant declared. Last November
our sales quota called for $4,000
units, whereas we sold and delivered
more than $4,000 EARS and trucks.
What we accomplish this year in
November aad December will hinge
to a large measure upon our Oc-
toh"r showing,
1--WE are facing the new year
with as much confidence as we are
the immediate future. 1 look for
ward tn 1928 with confidence in
continued leadership and continued
PROGRESS for Ch~evrolet's record
breaking success"
, 1927-10-19

The good hat die young aren't
the good drivers.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
New Bond Issues

NEW YORK, October 10 tSpe-
ciaD.-Public offering is being made
today by banking group made up of
Bonbright 4 Co. Harris Forbes &
Co, Bankers Trust Co.. Guaranty Co.
of New York, Coffin & Burr, Union
Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, +. L. Car
Isle & Co., Inc. National CONNER
cial Bank & Trust Co.. New York
State National Bank and E. H. Rol-
Inns & Sons. of the new issue of
S66 900 600 New York Power and
Light Corporation first mortgage gold
bonds Az per cent series, maturing
October /, 1867. The bonds are priced
at So to yield about 4.72 per cent.
Offering of $40 900 coupon gold
notes Of the Edison Electric Illumin.
ating Co. of Boston Is made today by
Lee, Higginson & Co.. Old Colony
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Parkinson &
Burr, Harris Forbes & Co., First Ma.
tional Corporation of Boston, Blake
Bros. & Co, Bankers Trust Co. and
Natioral City Co. The notes consist
of $50, 900 900 in three year Az per
cent notes, due November /, 1880,
which are priced at 100. and $10.000..
900 in one year per cent notes, due
November 9, 1928, which are priced at
99% to yield Az per cent.
A new issue of So 1000, 900 East Bay
Municipal Utility District, California
comprising Oakland, Berkeley, Ala.
media and six other municipalities)
per cent gold bonds. due annually, Jan.
uary /. 1885, to 1874, and priced to
yield 4.30 per cent, is being marketed
today by Marshall Field, Glore. Ward
& Co. Estabrook & Co, Eldredge &
Co, William K. Compton Co. Bancita-
ly Corporation and Stevenson, Perry
Stacey & Co.
The Chase Securities Corporation
Blair & Co., and HaIsey. Stuart Co.,
Inc, will offer shortly $40, ,000, 900 in
per cent in 10-year gold notes of the
Commerz and Privat Bank of Ham.
burg Berlin.
1t is reported that the Ohio Bell Tele.
phone Co. has been authorized by the
Public Utilities Commission to issue
5000 900 in demand notes to reim
burse the treasury for new construc
ton in 1926.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
DECLINE IS SHARP
. ON CURB EXCHANGE
Recent FavoriteS Leaders in
Downward Procession.
Curtiss Areo Strong.

Special Dispatch to The star
NEW YORK. October -1s.-Prices
on the Curb Exchange declined sharp.
ly today in symapthy with the weak
ness on the big board. AS had been
the case on the Stock Exchange the
opening was moderately high but the
strength did not last long. The mar
ket soon encountered heavy offerings
for both accounts and quotations
came down quickly. The heaviest
sufferers were those issues in which
speculation for the rise had been most
active during the long upturn.
Johns-Manville is a case in point.
1t had started in a point or so higher
but slumped when the rest of the
market broke. Tubize Artificial Silk
lost over s points before meeting sup.
port. Celotex was pressed for sale.
although In this case the stock had
been weak from the opening. New
mont Mines did better relatively, but
lost some ground.
In the public utility group American
Gas Il Electric and American Light &
Traction. both standard investment
stocks, sold off for losses from to
nearly 4 points. Early in the session
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore was in
demand ana ran up a point, while the
same thing happened to Vacuum in
the Standard Oil group. These, how
ever, were exceptions. For the
strength in Vacuum the long talked.
of stock dividend was suggested as a
reason.
Curtiss Aero made a new high in
the early trading, rising 2 points as
it crossed 40 to the best since listing.
Another new 1927 high was that Of
Gold Seal Electric. Swift Interna.
tional was active and fractionally
lower. Swift Il Co. came down like.
wise on small transac ctions.
In the motor group REQ attracted
the most attention by it's firmness, in
contrast with the weakness in the au.
tomobile stocks on the exchange.
Stutz, however. lost over a point.
The New York Power 4 Light first
mortgage Az per cent bonds of 1867
were admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
TAXI DRIVERS HELD
IN ESCAPE OF GIRLS
Police Capture 12-Year-0ld and
Seek Another Who Disappeared
From Laurel Academy.
special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
LAUREL, Md. October 19.--John
Slater and Howard Merson, taxicab
drivers, were arrested late yesterday
in connection with the escape from st.
Mildred's Academy of Margaret
Fletcher, Is years old, and Margaret
Beale, IL, the former Of Washington,
and the latter Of Newark, Del. The
Beale girl was apprehended in Wash
irgton and turned over to J. r. Morse,
an uncle. Her father obtained the
warrant against the taximen, and
Magistrate G.. G. Hatcher committed
them to the Bladensburg Jail. pending
hearing.
Search for the Fletcher girl was con.
tinued this morning without any trace
of her. According to the police the
Beale girl refused to give a hint as to
where she has gone. Mayor Donald.
son of Laurel conferred today with
Police Capt. Walter Emerson Of Wash.
ington. It was said the girls, after be.
ing helped over the fence at the
academy, were driven to Washington.
The taxi drivers both are residents of
LAUREL
Evening star., 1927-10-19
TURN IN STEEL rs NEAR.

NEW YORK, October 10 R).--Iron
Age says two developments Of the
week are taken to indicate that turn
in the steel market is imminent. One
is a rather pronounced movement Of
miscellaneous ordering of all prod.
ucts, and the other Is a hearty leaning
toward weakness in prices. with vir.
tual confusion in this respect In strip
steel and pipe, the result more OF com.
petition among makers than Of the
pressure from buyers.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
WOOL MARKET QUIET.

BOSTON, October 10 (SpeciaD.-The
local wool market was quiet today
Prices asked by dealers were above
the limits Of buyers, but confidence
was expressed that buyers must re.
place their stocks at the advanced
price level. Fine territory was quoted
today at 1.12a1.15, clean basis; French
combing at 1.05a1.0S. half blood at
1.02a1.05, three.eighths blood at 92a95
and quarter blood at S2as5. Fine Ohio
grade fleeces were quoted at 46a47,
grease basis; half blood at 46a47 and
three.eighths blood and quarter blood
at as,
Evening star., 1927-10-19
Commodity News

NEW ORLEANS, October 10 (Spe.
ciaD.-Mills of the Southern Pine AS.
sociation in the last week showed an
increase Of new business of $50 per
cent to 43,171.000 feet. Shipments
were 44,072. 900 feet and production
1924 900. Unified orders totaled 1872.
$4,000 feet.
SYRACUSE.-Unfil orders Of the
Franklin Automobile Co. are so high
that the factory is three weeks be-
hind in deliveries and factory produc.
ton has been speeded up to capaci.
ty, with some departments on an over
time basis.
BOSTON.-Hide prices are firm and
supplies here are short. The soft tone
in patent leather has checked tanners
operations in raw stock, but they see
no indication Of lower prices in hides.
CLEVELAND. The Thompson
Products Co., large manufacturer of
valves for airplanes and automobiles.
is now employing 1850 men here and
400 in Detroit. 1t plans to establish
a French plant to care for the Eu-
ropean valve demand for airplanes.
FORT WORTH.-The Thanksgiv.
ing crop Of turkeys shipped out of
Texas this year will average about
$50 cars, with from ], 800 to 1000 birds
in each car. The crop for the entire
year will approximate 1850 cars.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

Secured by first deed of trust on real estate.
PREVAILING interest and commission.
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Evening star., 1927-10-19
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PUBLIC UTILITY

Barber & Ross Inc. 6hs... 81
Chestnut Farms Dairy, 6hs... 105h .
p Pot T. Jdine aasess Stock Ss Id bk. S.: 1oo %
Wash Mkt. Cold Storage 5s.. D4h .
Wnrdrnan Park Hotel 6hs.. 0612
Evening star., 1927-10-19
Charles Booker Rites Today.

Funeral services for Charles W.
Booker, "a years old, in the theatrical
in his home, 1906 Georgia avenue.
Monday night, will be conducted at
the residence this afternoon at s
o'clock. Rev. Homer J. Councillor OF
Calvary Baptist Church will officiate.
InteyMent will be in Mansfield. Mass.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

BUCYRUS CO.-The time for de-
post of Bucyrus Co. stock under the
merger plan with Erie Steam Shovel
which expired October IS, has been eX-
tended until the next meeting of Buoy.
rus directors.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star OfRce

Following is the list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
Evening star., 1927-10-19
RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK, October 10 (SpeciaD.-
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets,
declined Is at today's noon quotation
of 345sc. This compares With 33Ac a
month ago and 4212 year ago.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, October 10 R).-Bar
silver, 56&; Mexican dollars, 42B.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
Washington Stock EXCHANGE

SALES.
Wash. Gas 5s-S50O at 1Oeh.
Pot. es Eiec. p,Hi pfd. SNsU5 at io5%. : al
Col Sand & Gravel pfd.-10 at 103H, 10
100. 10 at I03 10 at iO3
Fed Amer. Co. com-25 at Al. rs at IL.
10 at Al. 10 at IL.
AFTER CALL
Union Trust Coz at 3O2
Wash. r. e. E. pfd.----5O at 09h.
NATL Mtg. & Inv. pfd-lb at ~
Wash. Gas 6s "A"--$10O at 1923
Cap. Traction Co.-10 at Ill. 10 at Ill.
Money--Call loans. 5 and 6 per cent.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
LIQUIDATION SEEN
IN BOND DEALINGS
Utility Offerings Draw Inter-
est From Old List-Dodqe
6S Under Pressure.
BY CHARLES f. SPEARE.

Special Dispatch to The star
NEW YORK, October 19.-Liquida.
ton appeared in a number of active
bonds today. and this WAS the feature
OF the market that attracted most at
tention. The offerings of two very
large issues of public utility bonds
again drew attention away from the
old listed issues and led to some shift
ing from one group to the other
The most prominent of the bonds
under pressure was the Dodge deben-
ture 6s. These were offered in larger
blocks than for some time without
any evidence that they were being
supported. Closing yesterday at S5
they opened nearly a point lower and
eventually broke through 81, with
heavy selling below that price in sym.
pathy with the decline in the COM
mon and preferred stocks of the COM
pany.
Widely Distributed.
These bonds have been as high as
par during the period of maximum
prices for the common stock into
which the bonds were converted at
various levels. between 80 and 40. The
bonds are quite widely distributed and
their action recently has caused con-
siderable anxiety among the holders
of them
Florida East Coast SIS was another
bond that suffered from liquidation,
based on poor earnings. They de-
clined to about 93, the lowest of the
year. From selling above the 5 per
cent bonds of the Florida Power d
Light Co., which occupies the same
general territory as the Florida East
Coast Railway, the bonds of the lat
Ter have declined points under those
of the public utility.
High-grade rails were irregular.
Baltimore & Ohio SIS, Union Pacific As
and AtchiSon As were off Il to ".
Great Northern 412s were slightly
higher and Pennsylvania AVS up 70.
The market for the new public utility
Az per cent bonds was broadened by
the offering today of two issues ag-
gregating $106 100000 and by the
quick absorption of these bonds.
Several Industrials Heavy.
Several industrials exhibited reavy
tendency, among them Cubff> Cane
Sugar Is, which went below 80 or the
first time this year, Hudson Coal 5s
and General Motors Accept :nce 6S.
Local fractions moved cautiously and
while steady did not exhibit any great
response to the latest plan involving
the purchase by the city Of the In
terbOrOuSh and BrOoklyn-Mannatta
Transit lines. The 6 per cent bonds
of the latter company may come into
competition with the proposed issue
of SIS to be sold at "a.
Italian, French, German and Polish
issues were heavy. A strong feature
was the Mortgage Bank of Chile Gas,
which sold up to 9S and exhibited
greater strength than in a long time.
Norwegian 6s also were higher.
United States Government bonds
were steady, but inactive.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS.

By Special Leased Wire to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 10
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BERRY E. CLARK, Clerk. COMMISSIONER
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MRS. LO|SK. DODGE,
D|VORCEE, IS BR|DE
Former Wife of Rich Detroit
Auto Manufacturer WEEDS
Lieut.. Manning, U. S. A.


HONOLULU. September Hawaii
today furnished the setting for a ro-
nance in which Mrs. Lois knowlton
Dodge, divorced wife of Horace Il.
Dodge, scion of the wealthy Detroit
automobile family. and Lieut.. Benja-
min Franklin Manning of the Army
began their honeymoon.
They were married here yesterday
under the ritual of the Methodist
Episcopay Chuch at the home of Ken
meth Harlan, motion picture actor.
Manning's Second Marriage.
Manning is attached to the Coast
Artillery at Fort Ruger. near Homo
lulu. This is his second marriage.
His first wife was killed in an auto
mobile accident last New Year eve.
Mrs. Dodge obtained her final de-
cree of divorce last May after Dodge
made spectacular race from Paris
to Honolulu by airplane, steamer and
automobile in an attempt to effect a
reconciliation. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge
returned to San Francisco, she going
to Los Angeles and he to Detroit.
After the divorce Mrs. Dodge lived
in Los Angeles until about two months
ago. when she made hurried trip to
LoOh I'I1N< AI'iAieN'
ately after the death here of Lieut.. G..
l.. Williams. Army aviator, who
persisted when his plane Owed into
the sea during farewell demonstra-
ton for Lieut. Lester !. Maitland and
Albert Hegenberger. first aNiators to
6y from the mainland.
Marriage surprise
Rumors were to the effect that Mrs.
Dodge had been engaged to Lieut..
Williams. but these were denied by
their friends.
The engagement rumors persisted
when Mrs. Dodge disembarked here
wearing mourning.
The marriage was described as a
surprise.
After young man has called or
a girl few times there are many of
them who imagine that they can sniff
the orange blossoms in the air.
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FUNERAL BUSINESS
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Maryland Undertakers at Seashore
Session Told Profession
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., September
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