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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12


1891 i2xIs-INCH LACE-TRlM-
MED DOILIES, lace ledge doilies
with cream linen centers. TEc
Were 800. Friday only "
41) 8xls-INCH OBLONHS'
same As doilies. Were 60c 1Qc
Friday only ..,.....-......-.
HAND EMBROIDERED PORTO
RICAN SCARFs, slightly soiled.
sizes 1895 lsx4S and 1884 in,
Were re 81 10 to 78c To $l.10
1O PORTO RICAN HAND
EMBROIDERED BUFFET SETS,
three piece. Blending colors on
white linen. Slightly soiled. QCc
Were Sl.i5. FRIDAY only.
f300) lsxI5-iNCH MERCER
IZED NAPKINS. luncheon size
Hemmed ready for use. Were Ec
f2Ihe Fridev univ .......,
(55l sx12-INCH DNHIFS, same
design "a larger size. Were C0c
soc. Friday only ..,tt..
Third Fia0F
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10 Junior Misses
Dresses
Were SI6.5O
$1,000

One and two piece models IN
all sorts al attractive new Ell
fects. Smart Summer styles and
models that can he worn in the
Fall. Slightly soiled Sizes j.,
Is and II.
~ JUNIOR MISS CHECKED
TAFFETA AFTERNOON DRESS,
crisp. smart style, delightfully."-
Youthful Size 10.
Was s25. Friday $3.50
only ...,....,....-. -
l2l JUNIOR MISS ENSEM-
RLES. Queens blue fiat crepe
dresses and black velveteen coats.
Sizes - and IS. For
merly sis.7S' Friday $l4.5O
only .........+..,.'
Second Floor
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Children's Shoes

~ PRS MISSES PATENT
LEATHER STRAP SLIPPERS,
sizes IIl2 to 2 Originally OOc
$3.50 70 $500. Friday only ~
IS PRS BOYS BROW
CREPE SOLED OXFORDS, sizes
z toe Originally $3.50 CT 10
Friday only ........... P
IS PRS LA M BIS WOOL
HOUSE SLIPPERS, sizes II to 10.
Originally 1925 Friday GI %
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"A Prs JUNIOR GIRL
BROWN OXFORDS. with medium
heel, Sizes 6f2 10 7i2.
Originally nall. $3.50 Fri $2.I9
EsnauA FlouF
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Leather Goods

1927 SILK AND LEATHER
BAGS. noIch and underarm styles.
Assorted coIofs Regularly 0Qc
ai,a9. Friday only ....,-
1851 SILK AND LEATHER
BAGS. Regularly $3.50. 90 20
Friday only .......,.,
street Floor
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$50 DOZ.I LINEN AND SWISS
HANDKERCHIEFS. In white and
coIors, Slightly soiled and musSed.
Regularly Csc to soc, Fri 10c
day only .,.,... ..,,,.,.,..
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Notions

(75) BABY PANTS, in me-
dium and large sizes. Made
of pure gum. Were i5c. 80
2 PAIRS FOR. ............. "
1901 2-PCS. FOR sc MARROW
WHITE LINEN TAPE. FRI 80
day only. A PIECES FOR ~
1851 S1.00 MARCEL IRONS, the
kind used in beauty parlors. C0c
Friday only ..............
1881 19c COLORITE, in cerise.
gray and yellow. Friday -
only ...,..........2 FOR ~
t75l CHILDREN'S 25c BEACH
HATS. in white and assort- TO
cd colors. Friday only. "
street Floor
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LACE TUNES, in attractive
styles. Short lot. $3.50 CD o.
values. Friday only. "
GEORGETTE TUNES. smart
~ styled. White and flesh colors
only. $3.50 v a u e. CO OK
Friday only. ..........
LACE COLLARS. round and
Wee nccklines. S1.00 value, 90
Friday only. .........,....
. LACE JABOTS. with round COL
lars. Short lot $3.50 o.
value. Friday only ....
street Floor
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Knit UnderDeor

tl2) WOMIEN'S COTTON KNIT
UNION SUITS, we're zoe. SQc
l5o) FINE RIB COTTON
VESTS. built-up shoulders. Sizes
AZ and ID. Were 35c. Fri CEn
0"G Is, V'i GLOVE SILK BLooMERs.
were $3.75. Friday CD 80
only .,.................
a. GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS
AND VESTS. were co o.
$3.50. Friday only 80. %o'>"
~ GLOVE SILK VESTS, with
strap top. Were S3.75 CD 40
Friday only ........ ~O
az GLOVE SILK CLOSED UN-
ION SUITS. we're s4.9S. CO 80
ff1 1a1 glove oi'Iy SILK OPEN
ORA WEIR MODEL
SUITS. we're s5.75. 90 40
f't az G GIs SILK OPEN
DRAWER UNION
SUIT. was s7.e5. O. OK
Friday only ......... ~' ~
~ GLOVE SILK OPEN
DR. A Err UNION CT o.
SUITS, were se.os. ~
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ore Closed Saturday>>>Save at Least $50 Tomorrow

unu
Lucky Day. Be
ouandsa teas25 lin
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AZ Mems
SILK SHIRTS
Were $7.35
$4.45

Carefully tailored OF a fine
quality silk. Collar 10 match
and ncckband styles. Nearly
all sizes III the lot.
Street Floor
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No Mail. Phone or Gods on Aruertised Items
10 Skirts
Regularly $S.95
$2.95

Wool crepe and flannel
skirt. fashioned in the sport
lest manner. Just the skirts
TO wear for golf-with gay
sweaters. Excellent quality
fabrics-in lovely colors.
second Floor
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Boys Wear

~ Sl.95 PAN MA 90
HATS. Friday only ...... /oC
~ SEAS PAN A M 90
HATS. Friday only ....... %~
usl SI00 STRAW HATS. 2Oo
FRIDAY only ..........,...
1851 sI.00 LARGE SOM
BRERO HATS. Friday Q0c
f59l stge LONG KHAKI 1Qc
PANTS Friday only. .....
fi4j 2I.65 WHITE DUCK QQc
PANTS. Friday only ......
t9l MEMS S5.95 VEL GI 20
Low sLTCKERS 49,.
III S3.95 BEACON GI 30
BATH ROBES ......
tst s2.95 BEACON BATH 00c
ROBES. Friday only
~ $3.50 KHAKI KoF- 60c
ERALS. Friday only
ii sa.sg COAT SWEAT Zoe
FRS. Friday only. .....-'
street TiSaE
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Girls Wear


(Isl GIRLS SILK CREPE
DRESSES, broken assortment, = 10
y. Regularly $3.50, CC OQ
IL Girls DRESS, pink crepe
de cnine. Size 10. Was SS Q0
SO. Friday only. 80. Cc'
III GIRLS CREPE DE CHINE
DRESS, size Il. Was co %
s7es. Friday only. 80. ~"
az GIRLS DRESS, size II.
Blue crepe. lace trimmed Short
sleeves. Was $40. Fri & or
Isl TONY sARG PRINT
COMBINATIONS. white skirt and
print blouse-or solid color. Sizes
8 10 IL Were SI2.9s. e. 90
Friday only ....... 'O
Ga TONY SARG PRINT
HATS. we're ss.ss. Fri SI.08
day only ........... %A'/o
100 PAIRS GIRLS CHAM
BRAY KNOCKERS, sizes IL 70 "a.
Regularly sl9s. Friday ROo
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
fs0j WOOL BATHING SUITS.
assorted stripes and coiors
Sizes q. % and %. Were 20
81 and $3.50 ............ ~
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GLASSWARE
Less Than Halt
Original Prices
15C

4l $3.50 Dor. HANDLED
CRYSTAL ICE TIA Sc
GLASSES, each .......--
IA soc AMBER HANDLED
CRYSTAL CRACkLED
ICE TEA GLASSES. ISc
each ......+.t.-.
1881 35c GREEN CRACk-
LED ICE TEA GLASSES, lGc
each ,..,rt.g.... -
us, 3be AMER CRACKED
ICE TEA GLASSES, ISc
each ........-.--.,....-.-.-
1877 soc AMBER FOOTED
| CRYSTAL CRACKED
ICE TEA GLASSES, ITc
ls4l use IRIDESCENT
| ICE TEA GLASSES, ISc
| 1851 $500 Dor, RIALT0
| CRYSTAL CUT~sTEM Ike
/ GLASSES. each .+,,..s
Eixth Piosr
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Umbrellas

street Floor
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01
STAFF SERGEANT BAKER
 DEPARTING SATURDAY
 r. STEVENS, OREGON

Staff Sergeant George H. Baker of the local Quartermaster's office,
 better known as "Cannonball" due to his athletic prowess, expects to leave Seward for the South on the s. s. Aleutian, next Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Baker, in their departure, will leave many warm friends made dur ing their altogether too short a res idency here.
 Staff Sergeant Baker was recently promoted to his present grade, thru competitive examination in which he headed the list It is thought that upon his arrival at Seattle he will be assigned to Ft Stevens, Oregon.
 To look at the congenial young chap one would never guess it but he has record of 15 years service behind him. He was in the Philli pine Islands for three years, from 1911 to 1914, with the 7th U. s. Cal airy. For period of 10 years he was a Sergeant in the Infantry, 3rd and 18th; saw service during the World War and on the Mexican Border.
 Baker would have liked to remain in Seward, he says, for two years more of duty for he likes Seward folks all of whom he has found con genial at all times In leaving he IS he departs from what is destined to become the metroplis of he Northland-S d-Seward-for he feels au exceptional bright future awaits this city
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01

The Cutter Unalga departed last night for Unalaska. It was hoped that the vessel could have remained over in port today.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01
SCRAP BOOK EXERPs
tBy Babe" Hayes. Cordova,

tBy Babe" Hayes. Cordoya'
 c. R. Curtis, Denver, clo.,- Mrs. Curtis and myself are leaving here in October for 30 day cruise in the Hawaiian Islands I do not anticipate that this trip will be anything near as interesting as the Alaskan trip and am really hoping and planning that I may make that trip again in the near future. We both wish to thank you again for the many courtesies ex- tended to us in Cordova."
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01

Eastman Kodak Film. The Dependable Film in the vel low box. For results to which you are entitled at SchaIIeres''s Alaska Shop. Eastman Kodak Agency.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01
WATSON DUE MORNING

The Admiral Watson, of the P. s. 5. Co.,, si due to arrive in port tomorrow morning at o'clock from the South,
  Westbound.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01

Three cows were unloaded off the Admiral Evans yesterday morning arrivals from Kodiak.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01
EDITOR GATEWAY

M 0h 1FA % WAL On Sunday night our dog Tim was poisoned, came home and ! died np agony. Please publish ! this because want the dogj
 poisoner to know that his work \ was effective. t may please him to know that it is my hope that some day a coward will 1, come along and wantonIy and q secretly destroy some thing { which he holds very dear. \
 c. M. GRAFT
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01

Flowers for the living would be all right provided the shock of receiving them were not so killing
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01

Under the theory that time everything, the Re pubcans may be entirely right in saying that by the time scandal little time in the right place might also cure the participants in the oil scandal.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01

Candidate Jim Reed won't admit that Prohibition is an issue With Jim it's just calamity.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01

Many people depend largely on the automobile indus ny, including surgeons undertakers and florists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
Wall Street Briefs

WHITE SEWING MACHINE.--w White
Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland, earned
S2.52 q share on the common stock. after
preferred dividends, In the first half OF
1879. against $3.l2 . share La the first
half Of 1927.
INTERNATIONAL SILVER. Inter-
national silver earned $2.90 share on
the common In the half year, In con-
trast 70 $7.0S share In the first half
Of 1877.
PERFECT CIRCLE CO.--Public Offer
Ing Is being made Of 54,l6T shares Of
common stock of the Perfect Circle Co..
indiana, producer Of piston rings. NJ
$50 share. The shares are listed on
the Chicago Stock Exchange.
CALEsBURo CouLTER-D DISC .---
June sales or tualeshurg Coulter-nisc
co. rose to ,S420.Oe7. from ,S2Ti sos &
year ago. Plants at 0alesburg, ILL.,. ana
Newcastle, Ind. are continuing on q
two eight-hour-shtft basis during july.
BUTTE COppER.--Rutte Copper n
Zinc reports net income Of $8T,l76 for
the half year, equal to IL cents share.
against $40,24l, or cents o share. In
the iirst hall Of iea7.
STRUCTURAL STEEL Structural
steel contracts closed tho last week de-
clined ID 10000 tons, from $4,000 the
week before and $4,000 tons two weeks
ago,
Observation-Disclosures. - sur
plus OF the Missouri- Kansas Texas for
the half year was $2.S6T, 3ii. equal, after
preferred dividends. to 90 cents q share
on 000.ii common shares, against "a
Sae, $50, or eI,4a ON 500. sos common
shares In the iirst halt OF iaa7,
AMERICAN METAL. 90. profit
OF American Metal Co. for the half year
declined Si,oas.oat from Silse.a7a .
year ago
GOLD EXPORTS Gold exports IN
the week ended July as were $a.ehT, 900,
az which $0,H0H, 900 was "earmarked"
metal Withdrawn nv the Bank Of France,
lava took sai0,o0o and Mexico $a0,n00.
Imports were &a.OA&.0n0 at which So
100000 came from Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
h|GHGRADE BOND
ISSUES Sell Off
Ayerage for Domestic List at
- New Low Level for
the Year.
ny cHARIEs r. srEARE.
i pispAseh q the star,

Gpeeial DaspAteh % The star.
NEW YORK. July ~. - Pressure
against high-srade bonds continued
today. resulting In many new low
prices g well as new low average for
the domestic List for the year.
This. condition was witnessed In
x<lch Issues IS Baltimore a Ohio flrst
81 United states steel IS. New York
Telephone t,hs and DuQuesne 4las and
United states Liberty fourth ans, OK
3, and the first sias. again under par:
y was reported that the exchange OF
third as % data was only $iiS,oo0,-
O60.-,or les than half the amount ex-
pected. This Is obviously due to the
Discount ut which the new issue has
been selling.
Prices to not indicate the FUN extent
az the market condition. Those VINO
have bonds 10 sell and dificulty In OBJ
tanning satisfactory bids. When these
ere available they are limited TO small
lots. It frequently happens that the
hidis Two to Tour points under the last
Dcdce S held IN well and acted more
as il the merger would 60 through than
that II mirht fail. There was some
selling OF the Sinclair issues and poor
markets In half dozen generally in
active industrials. including Indiana
limestone 6s, walworth S.. Container
81, rhillips Petroleum 5As. AtianSic,
Gull q West indies IS and IN Q mum.
Der Of similar bonds on the curn.
fThe seahoard Air Line issues were
fkavy IA view Of the poor statements
FL June and for the SIX months. y.
rAul adjustments had apparently an
ticspated the splendid statement OF TINS
rusrl fur i iikc period.
IN the foreign list changes were sman
and represented the general molnef-
ei,ce to the entire market.
sTnis weeks issues Of new securities
Sere less than SO. 600 900, while the
tnfal amount for the month TO dsfe .
e1iy siso. Ooo. 900, or the smallest TOT
JIIv Al four years. It Is doubtful = the
fsFrf haif of August win show mucn
cnsure n this situation, which e help
i'm g correct conditions that wese
Grated 81 the oversupply Of new oonos
- - hirh 4 price range brought out
Isl winter and during the spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
COTTON TURNS DOWN
AFTER EARLY CLIMB
Realizing or Liquidation Halt Rise
and Bring About Reactions
in Market.


NEW YORK, July 27.-The cotton
market opened steady today at an adj
vance of f. to points; active months
selling about - to 10 points net higher
on covering and scattered buying pro-
NOTED by fear that. further showers IN
the Eastern belt would be followed by
complaints OF increasing boil weevtl
damage.
October contracts sold up to-. q IL
and January to .20,86. but these prices
met realizing or liquidation, and there
were reactions Of Q or 10 points before
the end OF the first hour. ..ey
Private cables reported that covering
In Liverpool had been supplied by local
and Manchester selling, but there was
slight Improvement In cloth. demand
The market eased later, with IN
creased liquidation and some Liverpool
and Wall Street. selling, which may
have been Influenced BY reports rom
Liverpool that Lancashire spinners had
decided upon lockout Of al operatives
OF spinning mills, unless work Is re-
srmed By August IL IN one Of the mills
which has recently been tied up by o
strike. Hope Of improving weather
conditions over Sunday was also
factor on the decline, which extended
to 20.64 for December, or about 10 to
IL points below yesterdays closing
quotation. This decline was checked
by covering, however. and, the market
at midday was quiet ct rallies Of or S
points from the lowest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
PRICE GAINS RULE
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Demand for Standard Oil
Shares Is Brisk-Utilities
Also Are Strong.
RY WILLrAM r. HEFFERNAN.

kx WILLIAM =. nGEEEMNAN.
Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, July 27.--Higher prices
ruled on the Curb Exchange today, with
trading well distributed among the vari-
Gus groups.
Demand for Standard OH stocks was
brisk humble and Standard OIL Of In
diana were the features, but lnterna-
tional Petroleum q Vacuum received
attention. Recent price changes for
crude oil and gasoline were interpreted
favorably by the market.
The leaders among the public utilities
were American Gas q Electric ana
United Gas q Improvement Electric
Investors came to the front also. Mo-
raada Mines was well bought 70 the
mining group, but .t,wrnont barely held
its own. The recently listed Roam An
telope Copper went to new high.
Miscellaneous industrials that were
strong at one time or another included
Hart Parr, up over points just
under As and U. s. Freight Of Delaware,
which developed unusual activity with
gain OF points at 10. Buying In the
last named was said to be founded on
expected profits from the contatrier
business. Expansion In this department
would, 1t was said, largely increase net
income.
Libby-owens Sheet g. Glass added
8 points more to Its gain OF Thurs
day. The increase In net for Safe Way
stores revealed In today's statement had
evidently been discounted In the price
OF the stock For the first SIX months OF
1928 the corporation reported $l6.86 .
share compared with $ll.30 the first SIX
months OF 1927. Bancitaiy was traded
In around the LIS level.
There was large turnover In the
amusement stocks, Warner Brothers
Pictures "B" and Fox Theaters. the lat
ter being fractionally higher. spanish
and General Corporation went to an
other new high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
WOOL QUOTATIONS.

BOSTON, July N Especially Fleece
woods were more active In this section
than territories, the principal demand
coming from mills for Ohio half blood.
A choice lot OF this grade sold at d,
and, although some wool Is available at
SO, this line Is tending 70 strengthen.
Best grades territory French combing
continue to move In range lilo 70 i.i2
average lots little lower.
Territory combing, clean, fine, Liza
i.io: French combing, los: half blood,
i.iOaI 10; three -eighths blood, lo6al AZ:
quarter blood. 1.00Ai.02; Fleece Ohio
combing, grease. fine, 4ea4e; half blood,
50asi; three-eishths blood. 66: quarter
blood, 81; pulled wool IA. l.f7ai 20:
fine A super, l.I5aI.1e: A super, i.lOa
la; choice b super, i.05al 90: ordinary
u, I.O0a1.O6: g super. 8Sa90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
EARNINGS Arr LARGER.

NEW YORK, July ~ UP,. Fairbanks,
Morse& Co. earned $2.04 q share on the
common stock. after preferred dividends.
In the first half Of 1913, against $l.5a q
share In the flrst half Of 1927. Net profit
moved up 10 $l.0oS.40e after charges
and Federal taxes. from $Sla,674 Q year
ago. Orders received from customers
against $S.6iS.sii IN the second quar-
ter last year. Unfllied orders on June
80 we're si,2oo.0oo greater than on jan
uary /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
RAIL EARNINGS DOWN.

NEW YORK, July ~ tR).--The FIRST
81 railroads TO report June earnings had
aggregate net railway operating income
OF e62, 063, 900, decrease Of 80 per
Gross revenues were 50 per cent lower.
Net for all roads In May showed q gain
Of 2.5 per cent over May, 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
FINAL STEP m MERGER.

CHICAGO, July 81 ca. -Directors Of
the Palmolive-Peet Co. yesterday de.
clared stock dividend on the COM
pany's common stock Of saw per cent,
payable on stock Of record August 10.
This was the final step In the merger
Of the palmolive-P Co. and Colgate
q Co. There being no common stock
Of Colgate a. Co. IN the hands of the
public. the dividend accrues only to
Palmoliye. Peet stockholders. A. w. peet
was elected chairman Of the executive
committee. Charles s. Pearce win be
president Of the new company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
BONDS BEING oFrEREp.

BALTIMORE, July ~ Especially .--~
The issue OF $i.070. 900 State Of Mary
land 4 per cent bonds awarded Alex
ander Brown a. Sons are being offered
by the bankers al 99h and interest TO
Yield 4.i8 TO 4.04 per cent, according to
maturity. the shorter termed bonds
yielding the higher rate. The securi-
ties mature from 1891 TO iaA3, inclu-,
siye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
LEAVES CONFERENCE.
Panaaa Pacific 'withdraws From
Intercostal Body.
NEW YORK .T,,lv o. f1n

NEW YORK, July "a Cp.-The PAN
anna Pacific Line announced today that
II Ind withdrawn nom the United
States intercoastal conference. It's ac-
ton follows that Of the ;Tfansrnarine
Lines. The Panama Pacific's notice Of
withdrawal was dated July n and be-
comes effective In 90 days.
) p. A. s. Franklin. president of the
International Mercantile Marine, Of
which the Panama Pacific Is q Subsid-
larry. said tn explanation that the pres
The whole intercoastal trade has been
upset as g result Of q joint rate agree
ment between the Illinois Central and
the Redwood Line, he said, by which
shipments from the Central West VIA
the elilf and Pacific receive the same
rates as shipments from points east OF
Pittsburgh via Atlantic ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
DU POINT EARNINGS UP.

WILMINGTON. Del, July AZ CP,.--
n. !. du Point dc Nemours q Co, earned
$ll.S2 0 share on the common stock In
the first half Of is2a. In comparison
with $e.0S . share IN the first half Of
1877. profit rosa to SS0.i2S.i2S from
was sio.Sos,S7S. against s7.7ss.sss 4
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
HEADS BANK BRANCH.

BALTIMORE, July ~ (speciaI &C.
Gerard Morgan, jr., has been made
mead OF the Bancitaly Corporations
local branch. Mr.. Morgan Is Balti-
MORGAN and was formerly vice presi-
dent of the g. r.. Chiids 81 o.. New
York investment bankers, representing
the firm ct one time In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
DR.. c. G. Little Commissioned.

Or. Clarence Cook Little, president Of
thu University OF Michigan. has been
commissioned by tho War Department
o lieutenant colonel and specialist In
IN 1917 and during the world war
served as major In the Adjutant Gem
erals Department as o member Cf the
War Department committee on cduca-
ton and special training. Before going
10 Michigan University In 1875 he was
attached 10 Harvard University and the
University Of Maine. lie In d member
Of the Cosmos Club OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
sArEWAY STORES EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, July n tH1.-Safeway
Stores earned SI6.86 q share on the
common stock Ia the first half Of te2e,
against Sii.30 q share In the first half
Ok 1877. Net income rose 10 VI, 406, VOC
from s748,7t6. Sales were $46,9I2, 1873
against t35,090,202.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-27
@. q y. W. REVENUES.

NEW YORK, July ~ Operating
revenues Of the Chicago q Northwest
ern Railway for June were $i3, 862, 006,
comparing with si3,5S0.533 q year ago.
". totsling $o,T7602i. against so.7i7.-
T34 for June, 1927.
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POTATO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO, July n tpa united States
Department of Agriculture. - Pota.
toes-R Receipts. aa cars, on track. &c
cars; total United states shipments. III
cars. Trading rather slow; market dun
condition. mostly around 90 cents. with
q few a. high 81 90. Virginia, harrcled
irish Cohblers. 3,iSaa.aS: allowing decay,
2.00aa.ip.
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BRINGS IN BIG WELL.

NEW YORK, July ~ (P).---Skelly. on
Co. has brought in q well I'm Winkler
County, Tex, flowing 900 barrels an
hour, the biggest well In the United
the heavy glisiaer fiow. It was impossible
TO complete the well.
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