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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-25
PRESIDENT AUTHORIZES
APPOINTMENT OF TWO
Orders Naming of Widows Of Vet
eran q. s. Employees Without
Grill Cnrxrfnn

Civil Service.
The President has authorized the APP
pointment of Mrs. Emma S. Rea To a
clerkship and the appointment Of Mrs.
Rose pauly Ito an appropriate position"
both in the Treasury Department,
without compliance with the require
ments of the civil service rules"
Mrs. Rea is the widow OF John L.
Rea. a Spanish War veteran who died
November 2. 1927. after service in
the Interior and Treasury Departments
of more than 30 years Mrs. Pauly Is
the widow OF Georp" 4uly, pressman
in the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing for % years. who died July II. 1927.
Action in each Of these cases was
based on the recommendation OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
Prince in Auto Accident.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, September
10 R.-Prince Bertil. 16-year-old son
Of the Crown Prince, escaped injury
when the automobile he was driving
overturned yesterday near Filipstad.
One Of his five companions was killed.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
ELF AND GNOME DANCE SCENE
EXHIBITED BY CONAN DOYLE
Calls Fairies Visible to Many
Who Will Not Admit
Observations.
Spiritualists Told of Mes
sages From Joseph Conrad
and Earl Haig.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 10.-A number
of people can see fairies, but "are
ashamed to say so because of the fool
iSh incredulity with which their OBJ
servations would be greeted" Sir Ar
thur Conan Doyle, novelist, believes.
Addressing the congress of the Inter-
national Spiritualists Association, he
asserted also that fairies can be photo
graphed and displayed photograph
purporting to show fairy presenting
a flower to little girl.
He also showed pictures of wood elves
dancing and bathing in a woodland
pool and a girl playing with gnome,
who danced In rhythm to her hand
clapping.
Sir Arthur further recounted that he
had been in spiritualist contact with
the novelist, Joseph Conrad. He asked
me to do something for him" he said.
1T seemed as if his spirit was uneasy.
and he wanted to link up with the
world once more"
Sir Arthur also claimed to have re-
ceived a long message from Earl Haig
three days after the field marshals
death, and said: II asked his relatives,
whom the message concerned, whether
they would like to see the message, but
they did not reply Earl Haig was a
Spiritualist and l cannot help feeling
very much for him in the circum-
stances"
Evening star., 1928-09-10
TWO HELD IN ROBBERY
OF AUTO PASSENGER

William H. Nally, % years old, of
14l2 Twenty-ninth street and Earl C.
Smith, &c. of 1888 Wisconsin avenue
were each held for the action of the
grand jury under $4,000 bond by Police
Court Judge Gus A. Schuldt today on
charges of robbery growing out of the
finding of William O'Brien of Claren-
don, Va, in stupor ON Riggs road near
East Capitol street yesterday morning
by eleventh precinct police.
O'Brien testified that he had accept
ed an offer of the men to take a ride
with them Saturday night in front of
1886 Seventh street When he got in
the machine, he says, he had $37 in
his pocket, and when he came to at
the station house all his money was
gone.
Some one at the Seventh street ad-
dress had obtained the number of the
car in which O'Brien had ridden away
and with this information police traced
the machine and made the arrests.
Smith and Nally were identified by
O'Brien as the men who had given him
the ride. They denied having any,
thing to do with the robbery.
Evening star., 1928-09-10

TO THE STOCkHOLDERS OF THE CO.
Twelfth street NV, notice is hereby given
that on Tuesday, September II. 1928, an
amendment to the Constitution will be voted
on at the stockholders meeting, authorizing
the board of directors to declare dividend
Semi-annually instead of annually.
FRED A. SMITH,
ntnrn
Evening star., 1928-09-10
SEARCH FOR CARNES
MADE NATION WIDE
Mission Board Files Claim for
$4,000 Bond Following Disap-
pearance of Treasurer.
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Md, September TO-
Nationwide search for Clinton S. Car
nes. missing treasurer of the Southern
Baptist Home Mission Board. is under
way by detectives employed by the
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Co., officials in the home Office of the
company announced here today
A formal claim for $4,000, amount
of bond furnished Carnes by the COM
pany. has been filed by the Mission
Board. Immediately upon filing of the
claim the bonding company instituted
its own search for the treasurer, who is
believed to have fled leaving a large
shortage in Mission Board funds.
Officials of the company said that
Carnes was already employed as treas
urer Of the board when bond was fur
nished him. A careful check of his
former employers and references failed
to reveal that he had formerly served
a jail sentence, they added.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
SIX PERSONS KILLED
IN CROSSING CRASH
Three Women and Two Girls
Among Victims in Ontario
Accident.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BLIND RIVER, Ontario, September
1O.-Six persons were killed today when
their automobile was struck by train
at the Canadian Pacific Railroad level
crossing here.
One of the dead was Mrs. Frank Nc
Cain, SO, of Cleveland, Ohio.
The other victims were w. Mccain,
SIS, of Blind River the driver: Margaret
Mccain. 10, of Ottawa, and Marie Nc
Cain, 13, Blind River; Mrs. A. Bell, So,
of Blind River, and Miss Boulah Han
mum, 81, of Ottawa
The party was returning from pic
mic when the accident occurred.
The seventh occupant of the automo-
bile, Miss Bernice Mccain, II, suffered
internal injuries and fractures of both
arms. Physicians said her condition
was critical
The three Mccain girls were daugh-
tiers of the driver. Mrs Frank Mccain
and Mrs. Bell were his sisters-in-law.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
CURATOR QUIZZED
IN WOMAN'S DEATH
Body Found on Balcony of Muse
um-Man Sur
renders.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, September
10.-Norton Stewart, curator Of the
Santa Barbara Museum Of Natural His
tory, faced police questioning today in
connection with the death Of Miss Eliza
beth Jordon of San Diego, whose body
was discovered under museum balcony
Saturday. Stewart surrendered volun-
tarily to the police.
He told authorities that he was the
companion reported seen with Miss Jc'-
don shortly before her body was found,
but told police he learned of her death
after reading OF 1t in local papers yes
terday.
He said he met Miss Jordon at the
museum some time ago when she came
there as an assistant secretary. She
left her position about three months
ago, he said, to make an Eastern trip
and then went to her home at San
Diego upon her return.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
TWO SEEK DIVORCES.
Navy Mans Wife Asks Absolute
Decree-Charges Misconduct.

Mrs. lone L. Scott, 1850 University
place, has filed suit for an absolute di-
vorce from John M. Scott, stationed
on the U. S. S. Richmond. They were
married June 3, 1925, and she charges
that her husband deserted her No
vember Is last. They have one child.
Misconduct is alleged and a correspond
ent named Attorney William Al.
Coombe appears for the wife.
Limited divorce is asked in a suit
filed by Mrs. Ada v. Mason, 1869 North
Carolina avenue northeast, against
Charles H. Mason, 1912 Pleasant street
southeast. They were married Decem-
ber "a, 1923, and have one child The
wife alleges cruelty and non-support
She is represented by Attorney Henry
Gilligan.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
Southern Educator Dies.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., September 10
P).-Dean Andrew Henry Patterson of
the School of Applied Science. Univer-
sity of North Carolina the father of
Mrs. Samuel j. Fisher of this city, died
suddenly as result of heart attack
just as he was retiring, while spending
his vacation in New Hampshire, it was
learned here.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
DEMOCRAT WOMEN PLAN
MEETING TO AID SMITH
j. B. Colpoys, Mrs. g. M. Eckels,
Mrs. c. F. Winters and Mrs. L.
Severance Will Speak Tonight.

Plans for furthering Gov. Alfred E
Smiths presidential campaign in this
vicinity will be discussed tonight at a
meeting of Democratic women in the
District at the Democratic headquarters.
Is Jackson place. Several hundred
women are expected to attend.
The meeting, which will begin at
7:45, will be addressed by John B.
Colpoys, president of the Smith-for-
President Clubs; Mrs. George M Eckels,
member of the board of governors of
the WomenS' National Democratic
Club: Mrs. c. Fuller Winters, president
of the American Federation of Indus
trial Women, and Mrs Laura Sever
ance, educator.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
Will Rogers
Says:

NEWTON, Kans.-The farmers
starve three years out of four, but
the good year is always election
Evening star., 1928-09-10
DENIES OIL DEAL.

FRANKLIN, Pa, September 10 (P).-
An official of the Galena Signal Oil Co.
last night denied any arrangements
were under way for the purchase of the
Galena Signal Co. by the Standard Oil
Co. of California, as reported from New
York Saturday.
The Texas Corporation recently made
an offer of purchase for some. of the
foreign assets of the Galena and also
for the Galena Signal Oil Co. of Texas,
the official said, adding this offer will
be considered at the annual meeting of
the Galena Signal, october l.
Evening star., 1928-09-10

year. IL really
ks like the
Lord was in ca
hoots with the
Republicans, but
if He is, that
would make you
almost lose faith
in Him.
ven up to
nominating time
this We ar the
farmers wanted
relief; now they
are so prosperous
they would be
insulted if you
suggested it to
'em.
Same way four
years ago. La
Toilette was fig
uring on t h e l r
support, and he
run into a bumper
crop. So the only
S will ever get the
!, hold the election
xL1- A~@ Lr1lxa
Evening star., 1928-09-10
MusSolini's Sons on Tour.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September 10
RJ.-The two young sons of Premier
MuSsolini sailed Saturday for Rhodes
with party of 1000 Fascist Scouts.
President Kemal sent as a parting
gift to 9-year-old Bruno and 1I-year-old
Vittorio two large packages of his pri-
vate brand of Turkish cigarettes.
Evening star., 1928-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CO.
that on Tuesday. September H.. 1928, an
on at the stockholders meeting. authorizing
the board OF directors to declare dividend
semi-annually instead Of 9n annually G,,,,t,
FRED A secretary sMrea;
NOT IN BUSINESS FOR MY HEALTH. BUT
for the health of your business, Multigraph-
Ing cF 9p sGRy "rtng 5ts st addSeS Nsf
Bank Bldg. Fr. 7l43. Open $50 am.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Atlantic Building Company,
Incorporated. will be held at the Offices OF
Alexandria, Virginia, at II o'clock am; on on
MYRoS Mfs5 he S ffy Gf isgss%SeT S2S
ZACHARY, Secretary.
DOORS, FRENCH-PRICED EXCEPTION
glazed French doors from a Florida Arm
your home Act quick! Hechinger Co, 6th
and c sts. s.w. 5th and Fla. ave. ne
1921 Georgia ave.
DODGE TOURING. 1925; ENGINE NO. A
repair and storage bills. l2'
BUILDING MATERIAL AT WALTER REED
Hospit&sL & WreSkine Ss ma many f9 big frame L nuiiS-
Brick pents zx9. 9Ss. & 5Ss. 2xiO V sash, S doors, S
atories. radiators and pipe: Inspect this ma
terial at our Brightwood Branch, where We
VIII be glad to rEke your order for prompt
delivery at actual cost, as orders are taken.
or phone our Brentwood Branch. 592I Ga.
AECHINGER co, CO. Ieiiable for on II years.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY THAT THE LEE
Guen Chinese Cafe at 1927 7th st. NV: has
been purchased by Charlie Bee, who will run
said business from this date.
SIX PIECES OF FURNITURE TO GO TO
Washington, D. c.. from Raleigh, N. c.. any
LIAMs, Gil odd Fellow Bldg. Raleigh. II.
PERSONAL WILL NOT BE RESPONSE
BILE for debts contracted by any one but
myself, JOHN G, ROTH. SAT West jackson
blvd, Chicago. Ill
contracted other than BY myself. CHARLES
]. THOMPSON. 2719 9Th st. ne. II"
AUTUMN GOLD. THE BEST CIDER ON
earth, at the CELEBRATED CIDER BAR
REL. Hour out Frederick Pike.
ARE YOU MOVING ELsEwHERE2 OUR
Large fleet IF vans constantly operating be-
tween all Eastern cities. Call Main 1920.
DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
I HAVE PURCHASED GOODS AND CHAT
Shoe Repair shop, s43 G NV ~ Persons hav-
Hays ing hs aIG against Sae aNfp SaT pEa5f9 MiEh
BUILD THAT EXTRA ROOM now
Wrecking frame buildings at Walter Reed
Inquire Brightwood Branch. Hechinger Co
sand Of sash and window frames from wreck:
ing lob at Walter Reed. INQUIRE Brightwood
Branch, Hechinger Co., 592l Georgia ave.
WANT HAIR TONIC FORMULA (NON-AL-
tails and price. address Box 42-A. Star
once. 10.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
BEAUTIFUL. COUNTRY
HOME.

High elevation and ime view
o( surrounding country; %
acres, broom and bath bunga.
low, all modern improvements
j-room servants quarters: nice
orchard and shrubbery. This IL
country home with city con
veniences and 20 minutes drive
from the White House. Must
be seen to be appreciated Price.
$4,000,
r. W. HILBERT,
Falls Church. Va. Phone 50e
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SALE.--HOTlSES.

1910 ist---a ROOMS, ELEc; sia0 CASR
tlon, 18th het &
s,,x rn,s MS, er,sA -, ~ r :, be- ts.s 13:,.s.
81 FS%ns. ps@T,. ff va ave y ns ls9h s' 'e IA
1901 1th s. Nv. North 2ss5 :.
-. CLEVELAND PARk
easaxsod sSer. a, ovr, 'a Scs, 'SsS S1cs s'sS eeS,
Won 70 move y, Ciose 10 Connecticut ave
.a.rs and has hus. SEE this setay rvtge
s''.-s W.Grfsn e i:Fn'i /. skoNSSN'H Mn isSS IsSS H
CoLoRkn: ST. NE, NEAR 9rd--,s-
1s,,on ..snon Seod investment eass terms owaer
Addess aex as,x, STAR oree. Is.
SIX ROOM HOUSE NORTH CLEVEG.A<p
IS etnS eavins t0Wn Clpve ai16 i.
N.RooM ANn BATH, npNI6AN- BCnT
slaS IN s. Nv 4.
"a exgelteat leeallon IA eSrS View ene,ha}t
oi,is, osSSS is"nt .,,r >oNi,syS Home Sr"Nae's ea
seeing oa Sa}e hs the owner ~ 4 law pf,ve
~. EEt.TZ
%3t Tttt&egnAsn NV.
tAi l1'RAT II "
500 ssoe" ~ EQUITY s, ~ 4 ,Ss11sAoG cRgyY
OWNER LEAVING cry 5 ROOM stINGA
le~ madeira lniptoy enrnts tSrSt anss Ktax~~
ton, capitol NeiehtS Md
CHEVY CHkSE-~rORNgw on conn. AVE
naxmens N toi ClSse sas't', 't'''''''''' III.
sAiRaAiSi ,si sps or, sEArrE}sItsy
nantrtes Htee'sseS ami Gsraxe Nasr
nannnt tirle Aaire>s RaN SlA-N star
4 RFt, Rry--owNrR MUSr $EA, coon
,hsoasNe ,Ssssy sq,,sg. se1 ,s.is,s s,sss,,'
SScgd, hos service fprms Ayaptsvlis
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yeSn, ana Kitchen On tsss ts Nsoe ree S,h ha@as @ts
hsslgaen. snd bath ~ she ssv~ad S ASSs A~s'''tS Al
eri,A .onsttariien and eaili nv ens % tNe
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tAay SMSStrrs'qa aasoGSN' ,4oa n.
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ten - + i WAi'saE' Inc" ftOy ppS'ss, w 4,
nv NAsh.ttalpMs u e
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fSventoRAl house Al Inv npige Aad eaSv
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tsehen sNntihnnR AinM "a Z fAenaa AMI y
hsths ara, Aaag ro,a.s Nath aea ~
etesed napeh second aaaF foeAAs SteheN
site Ahd bath eefneg pganaFts With lhrga
car karA&g ef4ee, STA AAa s0hlset ta ana
trust III AA eNa terms aF wsli eenssaaF tnaaa
eer AunEaNew rskeMA RaFk ar Waedsl9la
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Evening star., 1928-05-06
COUNTRY ESTATES
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S
HOME.

Between Washington and Re..kxtjls Mont
E0ntEry Co. No St scFes Of the most beau
ufnl lYtnS and productive iaEsl ahousstiinS
~ trttt asta nature = charms n}sisra tINs Ait
ing with attractive hrst fo0r : f,s,irnapsS :,
batnS, electricity, sewer 2nd water esrs.
tahst nome, servants quarters SsTage g8Ht
aSTA Here - Gne Of thN pref test Rnsi vtts.St
EhtFaorUlS country estates near the Nafsa4g a
9pt8I PrtCei ~ sell uststaf ~ tlt10 .s,p~ sxsre
rahns Nv Hamilton, MSo f-gA sven{mss
Wisconsin SiSi. W Z. & A. \. MtfIFR
ttn tffh -
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Nearly new 5-room bungalow. ami;
norches front and back garage; one acre
good land, right on Lee Highway: good ioca.
ton. scenery All for $1,000 auick sale
Lovely home
New STORY. 5.room tile house ami.
pnrches front and back sleeping porch
double garage large lot: close TO cars. stores
schools and churches. Already fnanceb
Terms. Price SIS 900
Ideal fruit and chicken farm. 90 acres:
we'll located about 500 yards from Oakton
on electric railroad between Chain Bridge
road and Lee Highway main road. Good
house. z rooms. 2 porches: barn 20x30 shed
attached good eutbnldings: pamp on porch
cherry. mum, danson and large asparagus
bed Price. $40 500.
GS acres of iand Al a bargain and terms to
suit Lots NJ nice subdivisions for sale on
hard road Reasonable terms All kinds nf
and arreaTs viii tradr farm. fnr snbnrbsn
houses nnf lots or city property clear or
small trust Cali m ne II yoU mean huai.
residence
II. II. ANDERSON & co.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

sALk--sUBuREAA PROPERTY
sggERAE SMALL fARAs tlnsf ~
81 s.,a ass'9N u ~ y s.e ~. Jos !. ~ =" r."
sI1 EO0as And EATH Gas. EfE
fftRlaY sesef and v#1sl sst&ef. e,1l... 81
haahe q aags4tn. ssEHf aF1snEed Nfbt
-
gfgFa1f1B FfVE Rooms EATa aOT
sta he8f ft3ncfeas 0pteh sataRs 4 setf
81 - ta0ek tfgn2 ga 34Ns f4tFst glsbf4al
fe9ssRt8 80 eaeb batsHHe AAA 0eF month
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neE*nfee u NaeffnRfan TAFset kstnfkTs
as falE Erae3es 8f8 hs
Evening star., 1928-05-06
sALE--suBuRBAN PROPERTY.
WoODRIDGF u E

Spacia large bungalow with Z rooms
ard sleeping norch. h..w.h.. omen fireplace
all modern c0nteniences: large concrete eel
lar with laundry and toilet: lot 50xi40 ga
rase for cars. This IL bargain for
KS 700. can make good terms.
g. r. HOLMES
1R0f r. ]. Ave. n r.. Phone North sS12.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SEE Me FIRST.

let 2ud AID ,3rd TRUST LOANS
ALSO COSETRT CTt0A LOANS
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N sYyssna arc YiFR}n3a
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

attn ACTIVE STX-ROoM EoUSF NEAR
ChaSe n C. Cleveland S&0S 1%s
Evening star., 1928-05-06
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

NEAR s0th 4 PAM RD. N.w-7-R-
exfrN 1avatar&sx hsltlt-tn Saraxa 9rs-
nla,e owner VII sacrifice. snl9 P.e~7s
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

HOME SEEKERS. ATTENTION. COMPACT
81. seFnl -sglnSalow. bgsck an. s;Hccc. cssrv
Chase. almost COMPLETED. SfSsNA W.h
take small clear aanse II tra1e u 1888.
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

ANY ONE DESIRING To BUY NICE
eight -vogsa heuSe w4th Ill modern tr.p-cNs
sesnt~ u Nan eay iAsm - t2srecs Sai4
Evening star., 1928-05-06

NEAR DUPONT CIRcLF-wIIL SELL 20
gol0rsa nv S-~se~w L Nase~ssrt erfC& resi-
eanCe a nsA. I rrNs- earhS ! Ccsses-
roontinE house ar eaa ~ rented a. $ ao8-t-
seents- Paws for 5setf rNw AcsusrssE
This an Ma FSN
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Ne So s00-0wNER' HINES CAUSES
this sacrifice ~ 1-r0orn modern brick. ce.-
vsniertlv located. vacant sxcsllsnt ssrrs:
Evening star., 1928-05-06
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

". YoU ARE LOOKING FoS A gEACTt.
ful. SeactcuS stone Residence - eacg-s@$
rhSrs.as SstuEte& anst1 stately oaSS SaG sat
}esl knollS that unlv nature SA1 asNsr ess-
tfaeinS sN the requirements - dsS,e32iiRat
Evening star., 1928-05-06

ONE ACRE OF LAND IMPROVED BY FEB.
panteies 6renreot roof concrete cellar
house is hnished with aRk trimmings ioors
and floors. electric tGEhtS, steam heat
large hrPnisces. garage. etc. THIS proneFty
located AT Germantown station, Md ron.
sen3ept To railroad station ami practically
on The ptkc A. NJ R0TIC Rockville. Nd,
Evening star., 1928-05-06
WALTER O'H.AR.A

SALE OR RENT-SUB. rRoP'TY.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

: :, 'f's'- t-i.'f's ~ ~ , ~. 90 ~ -
attractive 6-ropn1 snd h2fh house sISsy1isr ,
oorrn large Eot Wtds sii>s roar, for -
raGe see OWNER N s0uss b0I~ 4,h
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

errals ~ large snnagntt y Sos need
Knnnss fnr improvements / can ssre Ynu
aAoag1 2t3ss tr f%ss ahzt sou 9v44nsF}iY ray
A nn'}eatisHa also fsAsm from No and Va
I }szr Afe s%eauG auH thfs1 trusts
rhsrgeS s*e fae nsDsf tessfsaa tEe 8n the eats
Core ~ 4 efsEta yn8 nothing 80 3slk fNss
er@r ~ WELLER a08 os5rsv BlAg sta
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

NOTICE FOR An EXCLUSIVE CLiENI
There IS available stone home Of beauty
and master workrsaushtn of endurance A
naturally wooded site near Conn. ave This
n0slrs - 20 Ne answered only nv rAcrls
VINO annrecsa1e the ness SnltaNie Ter a
Evening star., 1928-05-06

f0LoRrp-N0nERS AM t'SyS<r1T- b
ras~ s-hath honse ealcnaai ~SrgA. r@&keT-
sele nsetv' easily NsAneNS near }Ste Sc
lStS heFNvce ~ OWNER CNf SSAs
Evening star., 1928-05-06

1910 ist--a ROOMS. ELEC-. si00 CASH
SIX roons. elec, 18th =, bet, { and y
Twelve Fonnas, b " n. eiec., xcod eoadl.
tlnn 18th het r
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
MISCELLANEOUS.

$4,000 Barber & Ross 6Ias, 1887
5000 Chestnut Farms 6Kas, 1891
1000 Chevy Chase Club LIST 5Ias. /!
$500 District of Columbia Paper N
36,500 Wardman Park Hotel 5I2s.
$500 Washington Arcade Gas. 1874
5000 Washington Consolidated Till
$500 Washington Market Cold Ste
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BONDS HOLD FIRM,
STOCKS
Price Movements Narrow,
Although Volume of Trad
ing Is Good.

NEW YORK, September % CR.-
The bond market reflected the firmness
of the early stock market, but on a
much smaller scale today. Trading
again conferred on a comparatively few
issues and price movements were mar
row.
Andes Copper rs again were a fea-
ture as regards volume of trading,
but showed only a fractional gain.
Anaconda Copper rs advanced points
to the years high and other coppers
showed smaller gains on buying in
spired by advance of copper prices to
the highest levels since 1923.
Oils were strong In sympathy with
oil stocks, Barnsdall IS with warrants,
General Asphalt IS, Shell Pipe Line SIS
and SimmS Petroleum IS recording sub
stantial gains. American Telephone &
Telegraph SIS, Consolidated Gas of New
York S 2s and International Telephone
& Telegraph 4las we're outstanding
among utilities to make small advances.
Bethlehem Steel 6s. Cespedes Sugar
712s, Lorillard 5las and Derry Dry
Goods rs were among industrials promi-
nent in the upward movement.
Rails, except for New York traction
issues, which generally were strong,
displayed little activity.
The foreign list was irregular. Trad
ing in United States Government obli-
cations was light and price movements
mixed.
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Wall Street Briefs

NEW YORK, September % P).-
Contracts for 10000 tons of rails placed
with steel mills the last week by var
ious railroads and estimated require
ments of others indicate that general
buying for 1929 delivery will exceed
1928 purchases by 100000 tons. The
two largest buyers, the PENNSYLVANIA
and New York Central, have not an
nounced their requirements, but the
Central Is expected to want 2O0,0OO tons
and the Pennsylvania larger amount.
Cleveland dispatches say the Ohio
Match Co. at Wadsworth, Ohio, has
been sold to banking interests, who will
continue to operate the plant. E. j.
Young, president, will retire and Don
Young. vice president, will become presi-
dent.
Heavy construction and engineering
awards announced throughout the coun-
try the past week showed substantial
increase compared with the preceding
weeks figures and those Of year ago
The sums involved were about equally
divided between private and public prof.
ects. A total of $92,536 900, against
$6l.120,000 the week before, Engineering
News-Record reports.