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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
Wall Street Briefs

No. 2 foundry pig iron has been ad-
vanced from SIS 10 $3.50 ton by
TWO Buffalo manufacturers. which Is ex-
Dectcd to be established as the minimum
price shortly Some interests are still
! taking business at SIS,
Members of the New York Stock Ex-
change are circulating petition TO
close the exchange on Saturday. Sep
tcmber /, for three day recess over
Labor day,
More liberal distribution than the
regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents
share on the common stuck of See
man Bros, Inc is anticipated AZ d.
rectors' meeting next Thursday. The
company earned 1924 share on the
common in the year ended june 30
Thatcher Manufacturing Co, which
produces i66. 100000 milk bottles annu-
ally had net profit Of $2s4,Ss9 for the
half year. equal after dividend require
ments on its two classes OF preferred
stock, to 81 cents a share on the COM
mon. against s223.S6T in the first half
OF 1927, or 4 cents a share on the
common.
New bond offerings this week were
slightly larger than the week before,
S37 $50 900 against $36229,000. A year
ago the total was $43S64, 900,
Preliminary estimates of The Pan
American Petroleum a. Transport Co,
earnings for The first half Of 1923 In
dictate net profit of about S6,n000nO,
against siOsi6 200 in the first half OF
1927, the decline being attributed. to
the poor market for fuel oil. the major
part OF the company's business.
Sinclair Pipe Line Co, Jointly owned
by Sinclair Consolidated Oil and Stan
dard OH OF Indiana. plans 10 increase
Its pipe line delivery capacity into
Chicago by $4,000 barrels daily at a
cost OF $4,000 600 including additions
TO the 10 stations between points in
Oklahoma and Chicago, The company
has $4,000 600 cash in its treasury.
The Murray Corporation Of America
reports net profit OF $643.49l for the
half year equal after preferred dtvi-
dends OF j. w Manufacturing Co, To
$235 share on the common PROFIT
Of sS7i 0tl was reported for the FIRST
half of 1927,
General business conditions appear Ia
he sound and promising, said Alvan
MacCauley president Of Packard Motor
Car Co, leaving for Europe. He believed
the country's prosperity would continue
for a considerable time. Packard's bust
ness was excellent, he said.
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'STOCK LIST STRONG
At BRIEF SESSION
Week End Finds Market Re-
tanning Confident Tone.
Motors Are Exception.
Ry GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch To The star.
NEW YORK. August IS--Except foi
the motors. today's stock market was
q strong affair. Buying went on conf
IDENTIFY In the rails, both the low-priced
and seasoned dividend payers. and some
Of them made sharp gains Two popu-
lar industrials. Allied Chemical and
American Can. sold at the highest prices
in their history. and one utility. Co
Iumbia Gas, did the same.
The anxiety that was in evidence
at the close on Friday aroused by
the advance in call money to per cent
disappeared completely. The street in
terpreted favorably the interview with
President Mitchell Of the National City
Sank expressing the opinion that money
rates would not be allowed to go sc
high as Ia interfere with business. The
market opened higher and held most
Of The gain UP TO the close.
Strength in Rails.
strength In the rails was especially
encouraging TO those committed to the
so-callcd constructive side 1t inspired
confidence in the market as a whole
The features in the lower priced group
we're the ST. Paul and the Missouri
Pacific stocks Buying In both OF these
was aggressive In anticipation OF IA
vorable July earnings statement. West
ern Maryland. Wabash, Missouri Kan
saS-Texas and Gulf. Mobile and Northern
moved up Texas az Pacific. touching 1870
was higher than ever before IN the his
tory Of the road Probably this helped
Missouri Pacific. which owns control
Canadian Pacific, above $40, was w
nearly four points. Chesapeake az Ohio
Rock Island. St. Louis-San Francisco
and Baltimore a. Ohio went along more
or less
Allied Chemical made It's new high in
the first hour and American Can came
10 the front in the second half OF the
session. The former sold above 1873 and
the latter above 1908 both in volume.
Columbia Gas. above 12l. was up over
3 points anG the demand seemed as
good at the high price as at the start
u. S, Steel went above lag to approx
imately the high OF the movement, but
without any fireworks. Other strong
industrials included Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Union Carbide IL Carbon.
Hcaviness In Motors.
The heavineSs in the motors was
ALI the more noticeable because Of the
strength elsewhere. Losses were not
large, but there was no life to the de-
mand. Chrysler, below 90. was down
more than five points from its recent
high. General Motors fluctuated UNI
certainly around the previous close, bul
most OF the lime lower Packard and
Hudson ssgged in sympathy with the
leaders
The feature at the close was st. Louis
a. Southwestern. which was rushed up
TO 90 to a new record high. There was
a hurry OF buying in New Haven. In
ternational Telephone e. Telegraph al
1T was over 4 points. American Lin
seed was strong toward the end and
Packard did a shade better. but the
other motors were under pressure. Mont
&C nery Ward and American Interna
tional sold off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
LINDBERGH RUM0RS
ARE PUT TO REST
Reports Of Flyers Death Sweep
Country-Papers Deluged
With Queries.


NEW YORK, August lS.-Although
more than year has passed since Col.
Charles A. Lindhergh gained worldwide
fame by his fight to Paris. he continues
today TO be possibly the biggest single
figure In news
This was wildly demonstrated 10
newspapers throughout the country the
last few days when successive rumors
swept the country that he had been
killed or had met with serious injury,
Newspaper Offices from the Pacific TO
the Atlantic Coast and in Cuba were
deluqed with telephone calls from per-
sons seeking confirmation OF the reports.
Col. Lindbereh. meanwhile. was in San
Francisco on business and yesterday.
when the rumors were at their height.
had not even left the ground
The Star received its share OF the
deiuge of telephone calls for informa-
ton concerning Col Lindbergh's ru-
mored death or injury and its night
STAFF was kept busy for considerable
period denying that any reliable news
bulletins had reported the tragedy. The
food of calls to this ONCE was in
creased when a radio broadcast denial
of the runors from station WRC was
misinterpreted as a verilcation of the
rumors concerning the flying colonel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18

as high as Sits a bushel Dealers this
morning had some nearby peaches in
splendid condition that we're offered at
$50.
Moderate supplies OF apples the past
few DAYS met only q light demand
which lowered prices and weakened the
market. Earlier picking of certain va
retics Of the fruit in nearby sections
was reported, ii Is believed. because
better prices were expected, Prices
this morning ranged from rs cents to
s. so q bushel, some nearby fruit. large
size and in splendid condition, selling
at ST.
Hucklcberries and blackberries. some
from nearby and some from within a
radius Of 200 miles. continue in quanti-
tics sufficiently large to fll demands.
The former were quoted at $3.50 and S6
a crate this morning. Elderberries and
wild cherries also are being received
from nearby, but in limited quantities.
Butter prices took another advance
this week making the market much
firmer while egg prices remained prac-
tically stationary. Heavy losses in
Gambling Of eggs continue, and many
consumers are more than willing to pay
more than the market price for choicest
products Of the henncry. Dealers this
hennery stock. but many sales at 10
cents arc reported to have been made.
Business at Municipal Fish Market
the past day or two had not fully re-
covered from the effects of the storm
week ago. Most varieties of fish we're
scarce prices being several cents in
advance Of prices usually prevailing at
this season.
Crab Supplies.
Plentiful supplies OF crabmeat were
reported. and hard crabs were plentiful
enough for dealers to offer them at IS
and 81 barrel. some retailers offering
them as low as IS cents dozen yestcr-
day. Soft crabs were not so plentiful
this week. prices for the Friday trade
ranging from rs cents to 50 dozen.
Very little change in poultry prices
was reported this week Business con-
tinued draggy most OF the week. dealers
reported. Shipments we're delayed early
in the week as a result Of the storm the
last week end, but the market quickly
recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
PLANNED TO ROB BANK
AND ESCAPE BY PLANE
Soldier. Held on Another Charge,
Confesses Scheme 10 Flee
Into Mexico.

Ry the Associated Press,
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, August IA
plot TO hold up the Fort Sam Houston
Bank steal an Army airplane and
escape into Mexico was confessed here
yesterday by Pvt Robert Carl Ellis OF
Rockwell Field. Calf
The soldiers plans for the daring
coup went awry win his arrest on a
charge Of rohbing a grocery store In
California.
Ellis was taken INTO custody when
he stepped from an Army plane at
Dodd Field He few here as a.passen-
GER With Lieut. ]. A. Mollison of the
ID Division.
He told arrestinc officers ne planned
after holding up the bank to steal a
military plane at Dodd Field and fly
into Mexico. He said he had had
enough flying experience 10 get plane
of the ground and land II.
Army officers said Ellis would be re-
turned tn Rockwell Field to face the
grocery store robbery charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
Postum Co. Exhaustion.

NEW YORK, August IL (P.-E. r.
Hutton. chairman of the board Of tbs
Postum Co. said on sailing for Europe
that he had completed negotiations for
the acquisition OF another nationally
known company which does business
Of about S4.000,000 annually He said
his concern, which has recently ac-
q1lired the Check-Neel Cynffee Co. will
continue the policy Of acquiring other
companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
BIGGEST BANK IN u. S.
PLANNED IN NEW YORK
Raskoh. Fishers and du Points Re
ported Organizing With $780,
100000 Capital,

Fy 'he Associated Press,
NEW YORK. August ls.-The Sun
said Thursday that plans have been
completed for the organization In New
York OF 100000 900 bank. sponsored
by men prominent in business and
banking. II will be the largest bank In
the United States.
Among those mentioned as probable
members of the first board of directors,
the newspaper reported, are John J.
Raskoh chairman Of the Democratic
national committee; the Fisher Bros
Of the Fisher Body Corporation and
other industries. members of the du
Pone family; William A. keeney, a
close friend of Gov, Smith; A. r. c.
FiSke, Ralph Jonas. chairman Of the
Financial a. Industrial Securities
Corporation. and Fred Hssler. once
prominent as a director of the Bank OF
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
FREIGHT TRAFFIC GAINS.

The volume OF freight traffic handled
by the class I railroads during the FIRST
six months this year amounted to 223.-
s45. $40 900 net ton miles, the Bureau
OF Railway Economics announced today
This was decrease Of l0.l58687, 600
net ton miles or "a per cent. under the
corresponding period In 1927 as well as
a decrease of 3 ,2s9873. 900 net ton miles.
or IA per cent under the same period
In 1926.
In the Eastern district there was a
decrease OF 81 per cent for the first six
months in 1928 compared with the
same period last year. In the volume
of freight traffic while the Southern
district reported a decrease OF 8.a per
cent The Western district reported an
increase OF 81 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK. August Ia tFl.--Stocks
strong: Southwestern rails in brisk
demand.
Bonds dull prices easier. Foreign
exchanges mixed; trading duh. Cotton
declined; week end liquidation.
Sugar and coffee. holiday.
CHICAGO~-Wheat easy; bearish
Canadian reports Corn steady: NebraS-
ka damage reports Cattle irregular.
Hogs lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
CALL MONEY PREDICTION

NEW YORK. August IS {Ael. Charles
f.. Mitchell president OF the National
City Bank, said before sailing for
Europe that he expected call money
to average Is per cent eiurins the Fall
but that commercial paper would pyoh-
ably rule about per cent lover. Ne
said the recent rise In thu Federal
reserve rate MAS ,ust.nsd As tbs logical
curb 70 credit imitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
pnTAT0 MARKET WEAK.

CHICAGO august Ia ~ United
g. sites Dcparf nlent a Agriculture .~~
faotatneS- Receipts ~ cars on track
esG esre. i1taI United 2tatee shipments,
zs4 cars fairi@ liberal demand trad
sag slcV market weak Kansas and
nf}eeoJyl sacked irish Cobblers. u. s.
To. generally slightly dirty 6oa7o
EGesfly s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18

Dividend rates as RIven In the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest auarlertS or half-vearly declarations
Unit Of trading 'ess than 100 shares
So IN preferred stock Plus t2S In stock
aid this vear--no regular rate Paw
able when earned PAYABLE in cash or
stock. Plus Toe. IN stock. Plus 60-
in stock Partly stock Plus 20. in
stock K Plus 1890 share quarterly in
stock nj Payable ifl0 share quarterly IN
United Cigar Stores common stock Plus
| - r. in stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
UNITED CARBON co.

NEW YORK, August rs fp,. United
Carbon Co, which has plants and gas
properties In West Virginia. Kentucky.
Louisiana, Montana and Utah. reports
net earnings for the six months ending
June so of S3s0. sat. compared with 4
deficit of s36, 202 In the FIRST halt Of last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
ROLLED STEEL REPORT,

NEW YORk August IA IN The
Flat Rolled steel Manufacturers As
ISOLATION reported untitled tonnage as
of August / as $50 4Ss tons. amounting
to lGa per cent of monthly capacity
Production for July was 1eT ,SSS tons
or So per cent Of capacity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
Milling Company Profit.

w YORK. August ia ~ stand
ard Milling Co and subsidiaries witt
plants al Minneapolis. Kansas City
Buffalo and other cities, reports ne
profit available for dividends for thu
YEAR ending June &c as 81, 69s, 808, com
pared TO s772.752 In the preceding year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18

Bark clcGrlncS fo'
tbs week encec
AaSGst is - tbs
cf5~ tote ca >&
1T7oG0. = celn al
IS rcr cent over
last year IhcE
we're lover than
t}7e previous week
however when ll,.o
trial stood AZ SS-
6f1c00
baltimore did not
make as good q
showing. Clearing
we're S111i500o
against $i000l3 :
r6A last year and
also a decline Of
ffS TER Crrt from
..-.- sy-.,.>ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18

CHICAGO, August Ia ~ Butter
unchanged; receipts. i2.52a tubs.
Eggs unchanged. receipts, 1883
cases.
Poultry. alive. steady, receipts cars,
prices unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18

gEW YORK August Ia Special r.
pew YORK bank cIeafIngs. Si.I4I 600 boo
gew YORK bank balances. S91 lo0o,o
rev YORK Federal Reserve balances
ksg coo 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
Garnnerv Stores Bought.

Rgw YORK August IT, ~ Kroeer
Grocer A. Baking CO hes acquired me
fFrtqefRsl stores CO 81 Ma1lsons "ie
gk!ch operates abc9t ~ spofees ist ap'
k>Ycxlnssie.Z s2.60o.ooo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
Manhattan Electrical Supply.

NEW YORK, August 10 (Pl.-~Man-
haitian Electrical Supply Co. Ind and
subsidiaries report a profit for the six
months ended June 30 OF ST. 800.
against S377S59 In the tirst half Of last
year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
D. c. BUSINESS GAIN
REPORTED IN WEEK
Clearing House Figures Are
Slightly Higher {han
Year AGO,
pY EDWARD c. STONE.

Business in washington durins the
Tsst week was slightly better than dur
Ing the corresponding week = year ago,
according - the clearing house figures,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
EosroN STOCK MARKET.

Special Dispatch Ia The star
BOSTON. August | a Following Is a
list Of today's highest lowest and clos
ing prices for the most active stocks
aaaH iys knpa
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Peach Supplies Liberal.

Liberal supplies of peaches from
North Carolina, MARYLAND and VIM
einia continued 10 reach here all the
week nushei baskets Of peaches Ia
good condition sold as low As fl ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18

Richmond a,so fell below the week
er5ed August Q. c!earjngs for the pres
rnt week nejng s37Si9000, against S36,-
Tss con a wees ago These figures are
ESQ Il ner cent behind the correspond
lne week N 1927.
Sank clcarines in the United States
To- The week ending August as re-
ro~fed 70 BradStyeetS aggregated So
s6s. SIC 000 rs against S9.5oS 935 600
las, week and $9q73. 622 600 in this
ueek last wear. There is here shown A
decrease al "a per cent from last week
and n : per cent from the like week a
year scC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18

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Evening star., 1928-06-01

Miss Mary M. Malone has taken a
suite at the Grace Dodge Hotel for an
indefinite stay.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
PASTOR TO RECEIVE
HONORARY DEGREE
D. C. College Will Confer Title on
Rev. n. ]. Councillor at Com
mencement Tonight.

An honorary degree Of doctor of
sacred theology wiz be conferred on
Rev Homer j. Councillor, director of
religious education Of Calvary Baptist
Church, . the annual commencement
exercises Of the District Of Columbia
College tonight. at 3 O'Clock, in Me-
mortal Continental Hall.
The degree viii be presented by DR.
James A. Bel. director of education, in
recognition Of the minister's attain
naes1ts IN the field Of religious education
and n appreciation Of his work among
the young people Of the District.
approximately SIS men and women
viii receive degrees In law or account
sncy from the college tonight The
Law degrees viii be presented by Dean
Charles " Inlay Of the School Of Law,
and the acCo1intancy degrees by Dean
Joseph X. Moyer Of the School Of Ac-
cOs1ntzncg.
Huston Thompson, former chairman
of the Federal Trade Commission, and
president of the Z, NJ G. A., under
whose auspices the college is conducted
vii be the Commencement speaker
George w. Od1tt. chairman Of the cd
peasionsi committee Of the K. II. G. A.,
vii preside.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

ing-away costume was a gray fat crepe
gray straw hat and gray slippers and
other accessories to correspond.
A number of pre-nuptial parties were
given for the bride and bridegroom.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Welles Wheeler OF Ia
coma. Wash, are at the willard where
they will remain until Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Callahan of
Hamlin street, Brookiand, motored to
Natural Bridge. Va. last week and are
stopping at Bryce's Hillside Cottages,
near Orkney Springs.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
HAMMOND NAMED
TRUSTEE OF c. ". u.
Committees for Next Year
Announced at Annual Meet
ing of Board.

John HAYS Hammond, nationally
known mining engineer and prominent
Washingtonian, was elected a member
of the board of trustees of George
Washington University at the annua
meeting of the board yesterday after.
noon.
william Bruce King and Stephen E
Kramer were reelected alumni trustees
In his annual report to the boarc
Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin reviewed the
plans for the new School of Govern.
ment. which is to open next Fal
through the Sl,000.000 gift OF the
MaSons.
Committee Appointments.
Assignments to standing committees
OF the board for the coming year were
announced as follows:
Executive committee-The president
of the university. John Bell Larner,
Judge Edwin B. Parker. DR.. Charles r.
Mann, John Barton Payne. Mrs. Joshua
Evans. jr.. and Charles Carroll Glover,
ir Educational policy-Dr. Mann, chair
man: Mr.. Kramer, Dr. Gilbert Gros-
venor. Clarence Aspinwall and John H.
Cowles. University libraries and mu-
seunls-Harry C. Davis, chairman. The
odore w. Moves, Julius Garfinckel, Mr..
Aspinwall and Henry B. Spencer. Alumni
relations-N. Landon Burchell, chair
man. DR.. D. p. Birnie. William j.
Flather and John Joy Edison. Honors-
DR. Grosvener, chairman: Dr. Mann. DR..
Birginie, Charles H. Woodruff and Mr..
Davis. Nominations-Mr Kramer, chair
man: Mr. King. Mr.. Glover, Mrs. Evans
and Mr.. Larner. Legal affairs-Arthur
Peter, chairman; Mr. Cowles. Karl w.
Carbv. Abram LiSner and Mr.. King.
Finance-Mr Glover chairman; Mr..
Peter, Mr.. Flatfler. Judge Parker and
Mr.. Edson Buildings and land-Afr.
Corby. chairman: Walter R. Tuckerman,
Mr.. Garflnckel. Mr. Burchen and Mr..
Lisner. Endowment funds-Judge Par
ker, chairman; Mr. Payne, Mr.. Tucker
man. Mr.. Spencer and Mr.. Corby. Spe-
ciai committee on the medical center
Mfr Aspinwal. chairman: Mr.. NoyeS,
Mr. Woodruff, Mr.. Spencer and DR..
Gr0svenor
New STAFF Members.
The following new appointments to
the faculties were announced: J. A.
Crane of the University of Pittsburgh,
visiting professor of law: Frank w.
BalIou, lecturer In education: Delos
Smith. lecturer in architecture: Alice M.
Ball. lecturer in editing: Albert j. NJ.
johnson, instructor in physics: William
h. Lohman, instructor in psychology.
and C. Young, instructor in political
science.
DR.. Prank A. Hornaday was named
consulting university physician: DR..
Daniel L. Borden, director Of the depart
ment Of health administration. DR.. John
Paul Earnest, jr., associate university
physician for men. and DR.. Catherine
Chapman. associate university physician
for women
New appointments to the administra-
tive staff were announced as follows:
Charles Merry, assistant TO the con-
tvoller; Evelyn Jones. appointments sec
retary. and Marcelle lie Menager,
alumni secretary.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

The marriage Of Miss Mary Kent
Evening star., 1928-06-01

Round and v neck
styles. In pastel col.
ors and white. All
sizes. All styles.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO thf
following: ~,
and HARRIET NJ Kincheloe Of Manassas, va
Pete Marino and Angelina Givonnazzo
Everett A. Jarvis and Ethel J. Wolhnger
Linwood NJ Dabney and Emma L. Norris
Thomas r. Wallace and Zaida a, WARD.
Harry NJ Peyser OF New York City and
Betty Eippmann OF Far Rockaway. +. |:
:, George, NJ, Mtlliken. ,ir.. OF this CITY aho
Lorana l.. Simmons and Lillian II. pegg
Roland A. Harrison and Virginia camp
bell
Richard 7. Robinson and Annie no,,,,, HarSrave
Horace Davis and Katherine Reilly.
Ferdinand W. Hetzci and Sallie s. Weak
ley.
Clarke w Lingley and Nan r. Paladint.
William W Bryan and Anna N Gilbert
Paul s. Athey of this city and Lucille w
Smith of .Hyattsyile Md. WI,
Robert D. Walsh and Carolinee c.; Thom
Thomas Pugliese and Agnes Barbagsllo..
Frank Hurst of Baltimore and Goidie E
McAllister of Divide. w. Va.
william M Barrett and Cora Sellers.