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Evening star., 1928-03-05
Wall Street Briefs

UNITED STATES CAST IRON
PIPE e. FOUNDRY.--Wall Street sta
tist!cians. looking over the quick assets
position for United States Cast Iron
Pipe & Foundry. Cash on hand
amounts to s69o2 900 and Liberty bonds
s6.6o2.000. inventories mount to
s2,900,000. Current liabilities are less
than Sl.400.000. and half OF that is
accrued taxes. incidentally. 1t Is point
cd out. l3.5o4 900 in cash and Liberty
bonds is equivalent to about Sc per
cent Of the total capitalization consist
ing of sl2.o00.000 common stock and
Ti9 600 900 preferred.
>:-'--"~ ,:"~ & RI GRANTE WEST
FRN--Kuhn. Loeb & Co. have pur-
chased sl200000o principal amount OF
the Denver & Rio Grande Western
Railroad Co. refunding and improve
ment mortgage S per cent gold bonds,
series 3, due April /. 1878. which they
are Offering subject TO prior sale at 90
and accrued interest 10 yield about 5.33
per cent to maturity. The proceeds Will
be applied to the payment on June /.
1928, OF sS335 900 improvement mort
gage S per cent gold bonds OF the Dem
yer & Rio Grande Railroad Co. and TO
provement program for 1928.
SAFE-T-STAT Goa new issue Of
$1,000 shares of common stock OF the
Safe-T-Stat Co. Is being offered at
siT50 a share. The company manu-
features n thermo electric tcmpera-
ture indicator, adapted for combustion
engines.
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING.--~The
balance sheet Of Corn Products Refin-
ing Co. shows quick assets. including
marketable securities at cost" Of
So, ,349. 900 and cash. demand and call
loans OF S. soc, 900 Current assets are
s57 100000 and current liabilities
$6.225.o 900. meaning working capital OF
nearly SolQoo.ooo,
COLUMBIA GAS & EiECTRIC.-
The Columbia Gas & Electric Corpora
tion, operating In Ohio. West Virginia
aud eastern PENNSYLVANIA, reports net
income for 1927 ot S2S.26s7 7SS. com-
pared with Sa6.4To 900 i'll the preceding
year. Gross earnings, however, in
creased nearly 81 900 900. the falling OF
In net being accounted for largely by
the loss of Income from large Federal.
State and municipal bond holdings.
which were sold IL provide cash for new
construction and other corporate pur-
poses,
SCRANTON SPRING BROOK WA
TER SFRVfCE,A new issue of IS .oo0.-
600 Scranton- Spring Brook Water Serv-
Ice Co, Al. per cent notes has been pur-
chased by syndicate headed by q. l.,
Ohrstrom 4 Co. and will be offered IL
the public soon,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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CHICAGO March ttP1, ,'~- tunised
States Department ot Agriculture, ,~s
Potatoes Receipts. Id cara, on track.
3do cars, total United StateS shipments
SATURDAY., nka cars, SUNDAY, I'd cars.
demand and trading moderate, market
stronger, Wisconsin, sacked round
whites a00aa 10. idaho sacked ruSseta
Hurhanks. aaua3 30. commercial. l ,9aa
100, Florida bliss ttinMphs. crates
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GENERAL MOTORS
MARKET LEADER
Flood of Buying In Stock Fol-
lowed by Period of
Realizing Sales.
BY GEORGE T.. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Responding
to stimulus given by the remarkable
demonstration in General Motors on
Saturday, the stock market started In
today with IN accumulation OF buying
orders the execution of which ran prices
up for the leaders decidedly.
The opening transaction In General
Motors was for 10000 shares at ]45 to
l44a., compared with the previous close
of l44H. and that, it must be remem-
bercd. represented n net gain OF over
five points from Fridays close. Trading
was in huge blocks all through The first
hour, with the price mounting to 14I12,
the highest for which the present SIS
par stock has ever sold The turn
over in this one issue alone between
10 and II O'Clock amounted to 433, 400
shares, or at the rate of =. lG7 900 shares
for five hours.
Period Of Realizing.
Then came q period of realizing sales
under the weight of which the price fell
off a point or SO, with a considerable
lessaning of the volume of business.
United States Steel, which had been
second only to General Motors on Sat-
urday, followed along today. but at a
much slower rate. Nevertheless. 1t adj
vanced point to new high on the
movement.
Meanwhile. active covering operations
went on in various other specialtieS
One of them was Gold Dust. which at
its best above 97 was up over points
on the day. Victor Talking Machine
was up points above SO and at the
highest since listing. Still another was
Montana Power. which gained points
as 1t crossed l67
There could be no doubt about the
existence of an extended short inter-
est in Montana Power, an interest that
had been increasing during all of its
long and mysterious advance. These
bear operators were running to cover
today.
New Buying Appears.
New buying appeared In other stocks
Coca Cola set new high for the year
at 139. American Can was very strong
and Paramount-Famous ran up a couple
of points Paying So cash and Q per
cent in stock, the latter. it was argued.
was not overpriced on its investment
merit Montgomery Ward. Lambert,
Westinghouse Electric. Coty Incorpor-
ate. Vanadium and others participated
more or less
The strength in General Motors COM
municated itself only partially to the
stock of the independent producers.
Among these WHY'S Overland stood out
with the gain of point Some of the
rest we're up fractionally while one or
two actually sold off. The delay il
quantity production Of the new Ford
was given as one explanation for the
buying Of General Motors.
Railroad shares were comparatively
quiet. New York Central was well sup
ported around its recent top and there
was some short covering in the Sea-
board Air Line issues. Activity. however,
was confined in large part to indus
trials
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FAVOR DIVIDEND BOOST.

nREMEN Germany, March s t4N,
An y per cent dividend. rs compared
with last years 4 per cent. Is favored
by the directors ot the North German
I.loyd The directors today decided To
propose the larger rate at the annual
general meeting on March ID,
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SIDETRACK VOTE.
ION PEACE PACT
FOR NAVY BILL
Cal Maneuvers to Push
Ship Measure Through
Senate First.
BY MAURITZ A. HALLGREN
United Press Staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Presi-
dent Coolidge probably will ask the
H-Ssnate to delay action on the
" kellogg anti-war treaty until the
navy ship construction bill is taken
up and passed, the United Press was
informed in an official quarter
today.
He is contemplating presenting
this request informally to members
of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee before the December
; session, it was said
In doing so he is expected to ex-
plain that he is whole heartedly in
sympathy with the Kellogg treaty
and is sincerely anxious to see it
ratified, but nevertheless feels that
the defense needs of the country as
~ represented in the navy bill, may
\ be lost sight of in the debate that
will precede action on the anti-war
pact.
Mr.. Coolidge was represented as
being fearful also that once the
treaty has been ratified public opin-
ion, constituting the agreement as
abolishing or outlawing war instead
Of simply renouncing war as IN in
strument of national policy, will
turn against the navy measure and
perhaps bring about its defeat.
At the same time it was intimated
that the President may recommend,
as reported exclusively by the United
Press two days ago, approval Of the
seventy-one-ship program in place
of the f1fteen-cruise bill, which has
already passed the House and is now
before the Senate
TWenty-one countries today hei
subscribed to the anti-war pact or
had notified the State Department
Of their intention to do so, while
two others had notified the Alneri-
can embassy in Paris that they
wished to the sign the pact.
, These twenty three nations in
cluded fifteen original signatories,
Peru and Liberia, the first of the
nonsignatories formally to adhere
to declaration; Austria, Bolivia,
Costa Rica, Cuba, Denmark and the
Dominican Republic, which have
said in communications to Washing
ton or to American diplomatic rep
resentatives that they will adhere,
and Rumania and Yugoslavia, which
have sent similar communications
directly to Paris.
More than dozen other coun-
tries have indicated they will adj
dress the State Department on the
subject in the next two days, while
a majority Of the invited non
signatory States probably will in the
opinion of officials here, have adj
hered to the agreement within
week or ten days.
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Death Notices

MKINLEY, EDWARD isl years. brother
Of John, James, Frank. Mrs. VIM. Bough-
bon Mrs. Floyd Scarlet. Mrs. Frank Nc
EiWood, Ind. passed away Tuesday Aug
% Funeral Friday. Aug 81. $3.50 a. M.
from the residence of his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Boughbon, 546 Ashland. Services ST..
Johns Church, a. M Burial Holy Cross
cemetery Friends invited
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Pets and LiUe Stock
HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB
@--w@-

HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB
SERVICE
Members Of A. K. G; and Chamber Of
Commerce. If you want good dog OF to
Quality and fair dealing By members Of
this club.
H. A. Meyer. SOB Guaranty Bldg. city.
r. A. Slime. 1914 Naomi St.. city.
Gerald B. Ely. 5428 N. Delaware st..
'i Hon HD L. ''f EFT Slack. 62l Chamber of
Commerce 6 cls4; TERRIERS
Ave- e., city. HoSsisE g So Els, pr. 1898.
city. AtoE Ea' Kennels. c6. SSH. BOX % L.
city ztoE sp' ksaas E Fl. $ssl Boz 80 E.
Mr.. and Mrs G: W. BruengeT; 3. +.
Fox TERRIERs lwirehqiredl 49,.
T. X; Bennett: 6Rs,oRs oo'P'" Box $50.
j. 9, Billie clark. N n Penn. st.. city.
walter George. Pendleton. Ind. Georges
NY Mrs. Ellen Tilson. R. r, 4. Box TAO.
city Madison Rd:. Stop 4. Or. 7osO-J.
U. R. Fishel, Hope, Ind
POMERANIANS
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Booty. 1910 N. Key
stone Ave-. city. Alexandra Kennels. Hu.
arqPei,a Hodges. 5000 School St.. city.
era s saEP FsFFS-ss IGerm man Policel
H. ]. Hodges. 1902 School St.. city Ora
Lop~ Kennels. Oh 4483.
Albert Meyer. 2645 Madison Ave-. city.
Trebla Kennels Dr. 1923.
ST BERNARDs
Hazel L Gfs93gge r. Ri Nv To- Bog s9Sa 45ID'
WOLF HOTTNDS
Ora Lou kennels. Oh: 44ss;
AT srUD-Lykes Little Poleon. 10 lbs.
A K G 606436; beautiful dark seal; per-
fectly marked puppies. See puppies at
home with him, $40 NJ Tibbs Ave. Mrs.
Gordon Lyke. Be. 1895.
BOSTON TERRIER AT STUD
Disturber's Mickey. x 5s69eS;
HENRYs KENNELS. 1904 Madison Ave.
100000 days to weeks brooder chicks:
large breed SIP per hundred plenty
HATCHERY. "a N. Delaware.
AT ''Favorite"; dark red prize win
ming chow. Proven sire. sci Dorman ST
Oh. 1891.
BOSTON TERRIER TOYS-7 mo-; sired BY
Lykes Little Poleon. 141 w. goth. Ha.
GERMAN-Police dogs; male 6 months;
pedigreed; perfect health beauti. mark
ings. Federal Jewelry Store, 2l9 W. Wash.
SPITZ-Pups; fancy, clear white males.
Hal Sheetz. 2541 N. Illinois. Ia. 24l0,
BOSTON BULL TERRIERS AND FOX
TERRIERS CROSSED. 3049 CARSON.
HAVE YOUR DOG VACC1NATED-To pre-
vent rabies. Call DIR. McGINTY, Ri. 1885.
GUINEA PIGS
$40 FLETCHER AVE.
PEKINESE PUPPIES Eligible to register:
low price for quick sale. Ir. 3473.
PEDIGREED PEKINESE PUPPIES = Rea-
sonable fol- quick sale. $3.50 College Ave.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPY - Pedigreed;
reas. at once. 1880 e New York st.
Fee reasonable. 1921 Roosevelt Ave.
haired. Oh. 62ss-R.
FOR sAI,E--White King pigeons. registered
stock. Al Grace st.
PIGEONs-56 pair white kings for sale.
cheap. 2lSa s. New Jersey.
Radio and Equipment
RADIO sets ana speakers all makes re-
Radio Co, 2Os Ind. Ave Ii. 1855.
Musical Instruments
sAXOPHONE- Martin @ melody: beautiful.
rich tone; moderately priced. Ri. 5096
PIANO-Upright: Ellington; fine condition;
very cheap leaving city. wa. 1l31.
Observation-Disclosures and 100 records;
fine condition: cheap: leaving. wa. l137.
PIANO-Ellington upright; splendid con-
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Auto Suppiies and Repairs

prices. ROSE TIRE COMPANY 365 s.
Meridian st.
JOHN GUDELHOFFER WAGON CO.
Will repair or make new tops and cur
tains for your car. 202 kentucky Ave.
SLIGHTLY USED TIRFS-NearlY all
sizes, all makes. LINCOLN TIRE CO..
eO6-9O8 CAPITOL
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Legal Notices


NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Notice is hereby given that tre Board
OF Trustees Of the Town Of Syracuse, will
on the 18th day Of September, 1928, at 8
p m, at the Town Hall in said Town Of
Syracuse. Kosciusko County, Indiana,
offer for sale and sell a bond issue of
said Town in the total amount Of 100000
and to the highest and best bidder there
Said issue of bonds is had for the pur-
pose OF making water works improve
ments in the installation Of a 40-inch
water well for the water works depart
ment Of the Town Of Syracuse.
Said bonds bear date Of September IS,
gzs fonq Of edghb BONDS d bsnS in The
amount of $4,000 each due Aug. 1st OF
1929, 1880 1881 and 1882; the next two
s5oo0O each, and due Aug. /. 1898 and
the last two Of said bonds being in like
amount OF $4,000 each and due Aug. /.
late of per cent payable semi-annually
Said bonds will not be sold for less than
par and accrued interest. -
OF SYRACUSE.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS
In the Madison Circuit Court, April
Lou jackson VS.. Edgar P. Bair.
Complaint No. 10000.
Be It known, that on the 23rd day Of
by her attorneys. filed in the office of the
clerk of the Madison Circuit Court. of
against the defendant to the above en-
titled cause. and also the affidavit of, a
competent person, showing that the de-
PENDANT Edgar P. Bair is nonresident
of the State Of Indiana. and is a
necessary party to this suit. that said
complaint is for Suit to declare de-
PENDANT dead in Madison County. in the
state of Indiana; and whereas. said
plaintiff having by Endorsement on said
complaint required said defendant to ap-
pear in said court and answer or demur
thereto on the goth day of october. 1923.
Now therefore. BY order of said court,
said defendant last above named is
hereby notified of the filing and pen
dency Of, said complaint against him and
that unless he appear and answer or
demur thereto, at the calling Of said
cause, on the 22nd day of october. 1928
the same being the judicial day of a
term. of said court. to be begun and held
first Monday in october. 1928, said COM
plant. and the, matters and things
therein contained alleged, will be heard
and determined in his absence.
CHESTER THOMAS, Clerk.
ELLISON e. NEFF.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Room Coz Rent With Board

CENTRAL. 1626-Attrac.. airy rm.; suit. 2
or more: constant hot wa; gar. Ia. 1166.
NEW JERSEY. n, 5l7--Good home cook
ing: reasonable. Ii. 1914.
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Lost and Found

BAGS; containing obstetrical supplies;
Ti Ho.s Aug f2 e.. Reward. wa. 28os. ~ w
BIRD DoG-Large, white, BLACK, Gordon
setter Name Joe" Near Ais Carrollton.
Reward. Il found a cameo.l Hu. 1908.
BROOCH-Aialonea pearl; keepsake; lost
e. 10th car or market. Rev Oh. 1745-W.
BULL DOG-Brown, Boston; .child's pet.
Name "Rusty;" lost 1000 block Park Ave.
Big reward wa. 1875 or ia. ISL.
DoG-Police; gray, male: collar and chain chair
attached lost Michigan Rd,, near Wal
dron. Reward Oh. 4058.
q MaSis5B. & s2sl about M00arty and
LOST-Blue tick beagle hound pup: vicin-
ity Tibbs Ave. and Eagle Creek. Rev. 10
N. Richland.
POCKETBOOK .LOST-Containing keys,
money, fountain pen. Reward. Ii. 2l35.
POLICE DOG-Black and tan. female;
strayed from 81 N. Gladstone. Reward for
information. Ir. 3l52-W Call evenings.
PURSF-Black containing valuable pa
per's: lost on Michigan Rd. between Shel-
byville and INDIANAPOLIS. Rev. Dr. 1882.
PURSE lost Blue taxi. keep monev
return purse. contents. II. 157o-M
WATCH-Goid: small closed diamond case
with leather fob; keepsake; lost near 30th
and Clifton. Reward. 81 n. Malcott:
WILL PARTY-Who picked up pocketbook
on 9Th floor Kahn Bldg, by mistake,
please call Ri. 1889 NO questions asked.
WRIST WATCH-Ladys Elgin, yellow gold
with gold link bracelet with locket; lost
between Walnut and Michigan on New
Jersey or College car. Reward. He. 2226.
WRIST WATCH-White gold; lost Della
-. ware betw Wash. & Market. Rev. Ir. 1854
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TRANSPORTATION

YELLOWAY--Pioneer system motor stages
is the only cross continent line under one
with individual reclining chairs. Coast
to coast or interstate cities. Low fares,
courteous, dependable service. We are
bonded insured, legal carriers. Depot,
Pennsylvania and Ohio SITS. Ri 2273.
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Help Wanted Mole

Parties to take over exclusive rights
for indianapolis and surrounding
territories Tor the placing and SELL
ing Of automatic handkerchief
mending machines. Answers solicited
from responsible parties who are in
position to handle SAME. Call
MR.. A. E. BOOTH at Lincoln Hotel.
Out-of-town parties write.
Opening of schools creates va
cancies for ten good boys not
returning to school. Grade
school education and age GER
tifcate a necessity. Apply
MR.. DALTON,
Is N. Meridian.
SALESMAN
Mems Furnishings
Must be thoroughly experienced.
Good salary. part time work.
Apply Supt,
THE FAIR
311325 West Washington St.
WANTED-BODY RE-
PAIRMEN, HICK S
BODY COMPANY, LEB-
ANON, INDIANA.
Wanted experienced battery man.
A. S. HORLACHER & SON
1902 w. BOTH
LA. 0550.
statesmen
Hottest specially in town. men making
81! to SIS per day. We need men to
MIR. WARD, Denison Hotel
TWO USED CAR SALESMEN-Best line
of used cars in city; experience not
necessary. See Mr.. Bruce, 1404 w.
Washington.
CABINET MAKERS-Experien on bank
and store fixture work AETNA CAB
MET CO., 32l w. Maryland.
WANTED-A bricklayer at once. Call.
Ri. 77l5 after Z p. m.
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800 CASH

1923 Albany St.. new 5-room bungalow;
dandy bath. cement porch, garage. paved
street. Price $500.
Beech Grove 81 N. 4th Ave; new s.
room bungalow; complete bath, cement
porch; garage: paved street. Price $500
RI 2509. N. j. FOX. HU. ll6B
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Special Notices

BROAD RIPPLE SANITARIUM
Nervous, mental and alcoholic patients
1901 NJ Keystone HUI. 300.
SPECIAI-Beauegux French wave and pic
tuYe coupon, Sc. BreYort Beauty Shop, 200
N. Ill. Ii. 0232
Fri. CAPITOL CITY TRANSFER. RI COLA:
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BARGAIN
2264 N. PENN. ST.

seven-room modern house on corner
lot; garage; storeroomn at rear @, OF 10, lot
city and will make low price for i'm
mediate sale. Call Ii. 5424. JOHN r,
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Miscellaneous Wanted

DON'T GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AWAY
We guarantee a safe profitable disposal
for you. Just call ROWLETT'S CLEAR
ING HOUSE. 221 N. Delaware. Ri 3035.
FURNITURE WANTED
VIII pay good cash prices. Dr.. 484o
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Instructions

TUTORING-Grade,h high school subjects;
Spanish esp. Exp. teacher. wa. 2873.
DANCING Beginners or adv.
pupils: ewes; private home. II. SIG.
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Help Wanted MaLe

SALEsMEN-Best selling proposition in the
country Come in and see. 7-8 D. m.
Linden Hotel. Mr.. Mullinney.
NAN FOR. SALES WoRK-see Mr.
OLIVER IA .. M, Sanborn Electric
Company. 300 N Illinois.
AHOUNC MAN-Experienced in mems fur
iishings and shoes. Must have city ref
erence. SABLOSKY's. l048 Prospect.
RsT-CLASS TOOL AND JIG DESIGNER
TOO much work INSLEY MFG. CO.,
Olney and E. st. Claire.
ONE FIRST CLASS SAMPLE WINDSHIELD
A2dMDER-At once. Times Box D II.