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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
HIGH MONEY RATE
BREAKSSTOCKL LIST
10 Per Cent Charge Comes in
Final Dealings, and the
Closing Is Weak.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

! Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK. July :. $500 Confronted
| with 10 per cent charge for call
Emoney. the stock market broke sharply
| today, For the first half Of the session
: prices resisted the unfaVorable credit
outlook well, but in the afternoon the
selling increased in volume and quo
tationS fell rapidly away.
The renewal for rate money was I ,
per cent. the same as on Friday. Dur
ing the morning there was a steady
calling of loans and shortly after noon
the rate was advanced TO per cent.
At 80 O'Clock there was another ad-
vance 10 per cent, and finally the 10
per cent rate was posted, a charge UNI
equaled since February 3. 1921.
The calling Of loans by the banks
was extensive, in all $50 900 600 being
Withdrawn from the market. AT one
time it was reported that 8 per cent
was bid for SOS. GOO. 900 on call.
This StifTening In money was apuar-
entity a surprise to traders. AT any
rate II resulted i'll large offerings of
stock. General Motors was especially
weak, AT 1873 it was down points on
the day. Other stecks suffered propor-
uonately, the largest losses, as always
coming into the volatile specialties
Radio was off sharply and Case Thresh
ing and Wright Aero notably weak
outside of the money situation there
was not much in the news to affect SEN
tlnlent ole way or the other, one ia
vorable item, nevertheless. was the
Montgomery Ward report showing June
sales up l48 per cent and the largest
Tor any June in the history of the COM
pany, For the six months to date sales
increased Al per cent The Sears-Roe-
buck statement told the same story
This company also had the best June
in its history with an increase in sales of
32,47 per cent over the same month
year ago. while the six months the in
crease was 1850 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.


Capital Traction 5S-S2 900 at 1929.
1000 at 1929. 81 900 at 1925. So. 900
at 1929, $1,000 at 1929.
Potomac Elec. lst 5S-S3,000 at lo01s.
Potomac Elec. Cons. 5s-S2. 900 at 1927.
Washington Gas IS A-$2o0 at 1921.
Washington Gas SIS B-s100 at l04.
Washington Rwy., & Elec. 4s--Sl 900
at o3
Washington Gas Is B-s1 900 at 1861.
Capital Traction Coo at 1857, 5 at
1852, 10 at 1861. 20 at 1861.
Chestnut Farms Dairy pfd.---15 at l04,
at 104.
Potomac Electric or pfd-2 at 1909
Potomac Electric 81 "a pfd.--l5 at
i06sa.
Federal-American Co. CONS at al.
Merchants Tran. g. Storage pfd--10 at
1861.
Mergenthaler Linotype-io at lo094, 10
at l00s4, 10 at loo7s. 8 at 1905, /
at 10034. 10 at 10l.
National Mtg. g. Invest pfd.-40 at 5ss.
Peoples Drug Stores pfd--5 at 1879.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Cons. SSH 900 at
1922. 81 900 at 1929. 5000 at 1921.
Washington Gas SSH 600 at 1o43a.
Washington Gas SIS $500 at l06.
Capital Traction 5s-S6.000 at Io3.
$1,000 at 1903, $1,000 at 1903.
Potomac Elec. sc pfd.---3 AT I10%.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. pfd.--5 at
1914.
Federal-American NJ Bank at 1888.
Money-Call loans. and~6 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
Six Months Cicarings Compared.

June bank clearings in Washington
totaled sl26, $50 $50 80. compared with
St2T,5l63S666 in June of last year.
Comparisons Of the other months for
the first half year are equally inter-
esting and are as follows;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
Harper Back from Convention.

President Robert N Harper of the
District National Bank was back at his
desk today from the Democratic ma
tional convention ut Houston The
Washington banker made the trip with
the Pennsylvania delegation. many of
whom had iourneyed with him eight
years ago to the San Francisco con-
vention, He is most enthusiastic over
the trip. especially so since the candi-
date he favors heads the ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
Lively Trading ON Exchange.

Total ...,...Sii0,a3o,Ss6 oil S7i4,&So,66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02

Heavy trading characterized the
weeks opening ON the Washington
Stock Exchange, bond transactions fea-
turing the market There was an
$4,000 turnover in Capital Traction SIS,
at 1924 Potomac Electric First SIS
sold at l00ls and the Consolidated SIS
at 1925. Railway a. Electric As came
out at 90 and Washington Gas 6s.
series n. sold at 1861. Before the
close Capital Traction SIS moved up to
l0a ON a $4,000 turnover,
In the stock division, Capital Trac~
ton old at l0aia Chestnut Farms
Dairy preferred at l0a, Potomac Eiee~
tric a. per cent preferred at 106As and
the per cent isstte at ll03a Federal
American Co common came out at al
Mergenthaler figured IN several small
sales. closing at l0i, Peoples DRUG
Stores preferred registered l0Taa. Rail-
way & Electric preferred 9ala and the
market closed with an odd-lot sale In
Federal~Ameriean National Bank stock
at 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
POTATO MARKET WEAK.

CHICAGO, July z tdD.- UNITED
States Department of Agriculture .--~
Potatoes Receipts. iaa cars, on track
$50: total United States shipments sat
urday, 1883; Sunday, AZ cars, trading
rather slow, market weak. Southern
sacked Bliss Triumphs GOAL 30. fancy,
i,30al 40. decayer and dirty. aaaob;
sacked Irish oohhlers, Taal tla, accord
ing To quality: NortR Carolina barrel
Irish eohblers best, 200a2.la poor
seal 90 Norfolk, Va, barrel. hish
eobblers few saIeaS2 30, East Shore,
hAEEel 1g!ah eohplsla.s 2.o0aa.5o. -.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HAS OUTPUT RECORDS.

NEW YORK. july 2 M Hudson
Motor Gar ca. established production
records IN Juns and the first half Of
1923 Production and shipments for
June we're 81 100 Hudson and Essea
cars against 23084 in June. 1927, and
for the half year l83,0sS units against
J GO, 1886 a year ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
OFFERED RIGHTS.

NEW YORK, July 2 (pl. Stock
holders Of Aluminium. Ltd. recently
segregated from Aluminium Co. of
America. have been offered rights to
subscribe for new stock at $2S share
on the basis OF one share for each six
held. Rights 60 10 holders of record
July 20, which are worth Sli at the
closing price Of Sln2 for Aluminium
Ltd stock on SATURDAY..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
Representative Agency Appointed.

The Bankers National Life Insurance
Co. of Jersey City has named the In
terState Bond Insurance Agency in the
Colorado Building as its representative
in the District and contiguous territory
In Maryland and Virginia The officers
Of the agency are Col Joseph F. Ram
dali, president; Howard p. Foley. vice
president, and f. G. Lorenz, secretary
and treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02

DlOSSOflleQ OUT Ill
CO m p | eted form.
r hro u gl1out the
day the bank was
crowded with reg
,llar customers and
a host of visitors,
including many of
the city's leading
bankers. The rem
ovations and ex-
tensions have been
in progress about
a year.
The bank now
mas lU5-fOOt 'front.'
age ION q street
and SO on Ninth
street. There Is an
entrance from each
Sfreat Tho han l.
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Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
puHIIC rTurrY
MISCELLANEOUS

e sssef1 f arm; i ps,ry sss lss 's
G 8 & P cnsfs ne Gla0 s. S'aS. 81 o.
Pot. JOINT stock Land BIZ IS. 100 -.
Wash, Mkt Cold Storage SIS ~ 90 49,.
Wash. Cons Title ss. 800 ln3
Wsrdman Park Hotel 5i,S eets f0i3g
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EXPRESS INCOME DOWN

NEW YORK. July ~ m Net in
come of American Railway Express ca.
for the flFst -four months this year Wa8
$7i0 705 against &737 264 IN the cor
responding 1927 period Total income
declined 70 5000, ie9 from s9l.534,b53
. %e6G ego ......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02
SECURITY SAVINGS
QUARTERS OPENED
Enlarged Banking Rooms Are
Put Into Use-Credit
Demand Gains.
BY EDWARD C, STONE.

Officers and directors of the Security
Savings 81 Commercial Bank held open
house today as the greatly enlarged
banking quarters at Ninth and @ streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-02

Dividend rates as given In the above table
latest quarterly or half-yearly declarations
Unit OF trading less than 100 shares
SO in preferred stock Z Plus iI25 In stock
a Paid this year--.no regular rate Paw
able when. earned, e PAYABLE in cash or
stock. I Plus Ioes IN stock, g Plus &c:
stock Plus iT2n share quarterly In
stock M PAYABLE ljl0 share quarterly In
United Cigar Stores common stock. Plus
II "a in stock.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
noer 7vin Bill On For Loun Confident Beating Lao 1onig
Five Clubs Continue Scramble
For National League Pennant

BILE by Hack Wilson giving the Cubs
three runs in the sixth.
The New York Giants remained
within a game of the Cubs by over
whelming Brooklyn, IL to S. Jess Petty
was pounded hard and so were Moss
and Koupel, who came to his rescue.
Memphis Bill" Terry smacked out q
single, double, triple and home run, the
latter coming with the bases full in the
seventh. Petty was taken out of the
box when Travis jackson followed
Terry's drive with another one that
sailed into the bleachers.
The st. Louis Cardinals ousted the
Dodgers from fourth place by taking
an easy 7-to-l victory over the crippled
Pirates at Pittsburgh. Grimes, Fussell
and Bartholomew were found for ii
hits, including five doubles. The Pirate
inf1eld was patched-up affair. with
Grantham, Traynor and Adams all out
of the game from injuries or illness.
Rabbit Maranville handled IL chances
without an error and figured in three of
the games seven double plays
Charlie Robertson spoiled the opening
game of the Phillies first home stand
by pitching the Braves to en- easy
9-to-3 decision. George Sisler made
his first appearance in q Boston uni
form, scored two runs and got one of
the Braves IL hits.
Rain forced postponement of the Chi
cago-St. Louis American League game
with the Sox leading, to 0, after one
and half innings had been played.
Cleveland and Detroit postponed their
game on account of wet grounds.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
Sarazen Saddles Old Dobbin
To Get I'm Condition for Golf

did? Yep. took three puts. Three
puts on one green. II had got down
in one putt. would have been tied with
the Haig, and then We would have had
some fun.
AT that I feel fine over the result
of the British tournament. I was sec
ond, iuts two strokes behind Hagen.
and that's a good deal better than a lot
of my friends thought I would do.
Il think this Is my year and I ex-
pect to be right up among the leaders
at Olympia Fields in the open. I am
Just bit heavy. but that will come
off and I will be down to weight. ]
ought to do better. much better, than
l did last year
If he does much better than he did
in 1927. the man who wins viii have to
beat him, for he was third In the open
last year.
A glance at Sarazen's compact form
showed no evidence of the overweight
of which he spoke with some apprehen-
sion, so he was asked to make that
statement more definite.
"Oh. yes, I'm overweight now" he
insisted. / weigh Isl. My best weight
Is 147."
Best Year In 1922.
Genes big golf year was 1922. when,
as 2o-year-old pro. lately graduated
from the caddy ranks. he won the open
championship of the United States with
a score of 20B and followed with a vic
tory In the Professional Golfers Asso-
citation championship.
Two other points the good-natured
pro would like to clear up while he has
the floor:
Not that It makes much difference, /"
he said. but am usually credited or
charged with a year more In age than
/ am entitled to. am only %. I was
born at Harrison, N. Y, February 81,
1909.
"The other point Is where I work.
There Is a little confusion about that.
l have been the pro for about four
years at the Fresh Meadow Country
Club, at Flushing, I Ike the job. and.
II it's all right. / would like to have
that emphasized"
Gene walked several holes with the
Prince of Wales at Sandwich, but the
Prince did not know that the golf pro
was rider on the side, so they did not
discuss horses. Il didn't bring up the
subject" said Gene. and he did not
say anything about it, either.
we talked some golf. but only gen.
orally. did not ask him about his
game. and he didn't ask me anything
about how To cure slice. ] don't know
how good a golfer he Is, but he is a
great sportsman. From what I saw OF
him ! would stamp him regular. quite
regular"
AS for Gene. he expects to play great
golf this year and for several years 20
come, II the horses hold out,
Evening star., 1928-05-30
AGGlES ANNEX GAME
BY RALLY IN NINTH

Showing over two runs In the final
frame gave Aggies 3-to-2 verdict over
Bureau and Supply nine in Depart
mental League yesterday, furnishing
the best contest waged among the week
day diamond loops.
Thompson of Aggies and Swanson of
the losers each held their opponent to
4 hits.
st. Adams nine came from behind,
counting pair In the ninth TO defeat
Grace Episcopal, to 3, in Georgetown
Church League.
Herring hurled Southern Railway to
a 4-to-3 win over American Railway
Express nine in Terminal Y loop, his
mates punching hits OF Hughes and
Hudson.
Naval Hospital captured a heated s.
to-2 battle from Army Headquarters in
Federal League Commerce turned back
Shipping Board IN the same circuit,
8 to /.
on to a good start, Chevy Chase
Dairy nine held its lead to win over
Barber & Ross In Merchants League,
6 to 3.
g. p. O. tossers blanked Navy Yard in
Government League, 10 to 0. Haney
gave the losers but one bingle.
Loffier's nine won over Holmes Bakers
in Industrial League, 1S to /. The win
ners gathered 81 safeties.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
OVER 800 DUE TO ENTER
COLUMBIA GOLF TOURNEY

CouTtsry Club Is somewhat of human
dynamo. When he starts out to do a
thing up in sHJF5er fashion he lets MOTH
ing stand in his way. Last Sunday he
obtained Roland r. Mackenzie and j.
Floyd BraWner of Columbia to play
an exhibition match against Max Weyi.
amateur, and A. 3. Thorn, professional
of Town and Country.
And today he is to present four clever
golfers in another exhibition match at
the Bethesda club, an 18-hole affair.
starting at o'clock. Maurice j. Nc
Carthy, well known star Of the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, who is
student at Georgetown and also a
member of the old Flatbush Club OF
New York, will pair with Mark Flanagan
Of North Fork. another Georgetown stu
dent, against Mel Shorey, East Potomac
Park professional, and Thorn The pub
lie is invited TO witness the exhibition
starring these well known players. The
match is being staged in addition to
the regular Memorial day event for
the club members.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
LOUCHRAN HEAVY CHOICE
TO BEAT LATZO TONIGHT

Going on the theory that there's
nothing like taking one thing at time,
Loughran has refrained from worrying
how he Is to fulfill all his contracts,
calling for three title bouts in the next
two weeks.
Tommy fights Latzo for Humbert
FugaZy tonight and then is scheduled
to wage battle with Leo Lomski for the
same promoter June 10. The only catch
in that lies in the fact that Tex Rick
ard, holding an option on the cham
pion's services, wants Loughran to fight
Jimmy Slattery on June a. Thirty
rounds of boxing in two nights seem a.
bit too much even for so active a
champion as Loughran.
The contract tangle is in the hands
Of the New York State Boxing Com
mission. The solons expect to decide 1t
one way or another on Friday.
Ted kid Lewis, former welter-
weight champion, returns to American
rings in the seni-fnal TO the Loughran-
Latzo bout, drawing K o. (Phil) Kap-
Ian, New York middleweight, as his
opponent.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
BY the Associated Press.

Wv YHILE the Yankee machine
rolls UP an impressive lead
wv in the American League,
five clubs continue unabated
their scramble for first di-
vision berths in John Heydler's circuit.
Two victories over the Washington
Senator's yesterday allowed the Yankees
to stretch their American League lead
TO eight and one-half games. In sharp
contrast is the situation in the National
circuit, where Brooklyn, in fifth place,
is only three games and a half back
of the league-leading Cincinnati Reds.
Beaten five times in six starts against
the champions, the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. nevertheless, showed their morale
was not utterly shattered by pulling
out 4-to-3 verdict over the Boston
Red Sox. Joe Hauser hit his ninth
homer of the year with Speaker on
base in the first inning.
Meanwhile the National League lead
ers became more punched than ever.
The Chicago Cubs moved to within a
game of the Reds by downing the
league leaders, 4 to o. Percy Lee Jones
held the Reds to four hits. Hard on
the heels of the injury that sent Red
Lucas out of the lineup possibly for
several weeks. the Reds suffered an
other casualty in the person OF Doll
LuQue. Cuban right-hander, who pulled
a tendon in his throwing arm in the
third inning Edwards and Jablonowski
who succeeded him. were wild, five
bases on balls. passed ball and dou-
Evening star., 1928-05-30
RUTH AND GEHRIG
BOOST AVERAGES

NEW YORK, May 30.-Ruth batted
400 in yesterdays double-header. In
the first game he walked three times
and struck out the last time he faced
Jones. In the second game, he fouled
out once and walked once against Cas-
ton and off Brown got two homers, but
between these two healthy batting ef-
forts he had turn at the plate and
watched third strike go by.
Gehrig went hitless in the first tilt,
but batted safely the first four times
he stepped TO the plate in the late one.
He doubled of CASTOR, got f1omers OF
CASTOR and Brown in successive In
ninrs and singled of Brown. Then Lou
wound UP his day by taking third
strike. The big boy drove over four
Yankee runs in the nightcap.
Dugan was the only starting Yank
to 90 hitless in the second setto and he
put up an awful holler when called out
by Umpire Hildebrand after bunting
in the sixth Joe's tap landed on fair
territory and he ran into the ball, au-
tomaticalIy retiring himself. However.
he turned on the jumps and yelled. why
am / out?" Fans well back in the stand
could hear Joe's protests and ne was
careful TO stick IN couple OF WORDS DC"
tween the why and the am" Gene
Robertson instead of Dugan was al
third after the run-in. but 1t was said
later that Hsldebrand had not banished
Joe.
In the ninth inning OF the first game.
Bengough had his right hand split by
one Of Pipgras' pitches and had TO give
way TO Collins. Bengough may be out
for some time as result OF the injury.
Rob MeuseI and Mark Koenig. YAM
kee regulars. are out of action tempo
rariIy. MeuSei wrencl1ed a knee while
running bases IN the game IN Philadel-
ui1ia. on Monday, while Koenig Is SUI
fering With lumbago.
Gosiin got a double and two singles
In four trips TO the plate in the nTsl
eaue. He was up twice IN the second
III without helping his batting average
gualdinz relieved him in the last naH OF
the fourth frame and got single IN
two trials.
More than ze,00e fans were In yam
zee stadium before the second game
Cot under way yesterday. More tnan
fyice as many were expected az To-Day I"
twin bill.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
HOPES TO PUT HIM
AWAY FOR COUNT"
Recognizes Miner Is Tough
Foe, but Plans to "Un-
belt" This Evening.
BY TOMMY LOUGHRAN.

Light Heavyweight Champion Of the World.
NEW YORK, May 30.-Tonight
MAY 30) 1 meet Pete Latzo in Brook
lyn. The route Is Is rounds and ny
title Is at stake.
Latzo is a game. tough, smart fell
low. He hasn't the sort Of knockout
punch Lomski has, but a sharp blow
that has plenty OF kick. AS a welter-
weight he was a WOW. and the way he
defeated Mickey Walker for the title
in that class couple Of years aga
proved what smart performer he is.
Pete jumped from the welterweight
to the light heavies in a compare
lively short time. He always did have
trouble making the 147-pOund limit,
and 1t was the weight-psring more
than anything else that caused him
TO lose to Joe Dundee.
His last two starts were against
Tony Marullo and Bing Conley. Those
fellows are not particularly clever. but
as tough bits Of fighting furniture as
can be found anywhere. No one has
knocked out Tony or Bing, so it vas
no discredit TO Latzo that they were
still on their feet at the end Of their
sessions with him.
MarulIo has fought every light
heavyweight in the game. Conley vas
good enough to go the limit with that
terrific slugger Paul Berlenbach. Yet
neither had ghost Of chance with
the Scranton mine boy. Any man who
fights his way TO a championship must
be pretty good.
Not Undertaking Pete.
That's why, though they quote me
as a strong favorite, I'm not under
rating Pete. I've trained hard for him,
and my bout with Joe Sekyra in Louis
vile the night before the Kentucky
Derby was just the tuning up needed.
MY lay-of since Winter had made ne
rusty and hurt my Judgment Of dis
tance. If 1t hadn't been for that
think I would have knocked Joe our.
hope to put Latzo away for the count,
though no one yet has turned that
trick.
/ think I'm hitting harder than
ever. You know. even Leo Lomsk1 didn't
have Sekyra groggy. and Leo is rated as
a thurnper and nothing else. did nave
Sekyra on the edge. and I'm going 10
unbelt little for Latzo.
There's nothing like keeping busy
for staying in shape and sharpening
the edge OF your fighting form have
Latzo and Lonski. 70 say nothing OF
an opponent Rickard picks for me, 70
beat WlLnm the next HOltA. "AIS1
those 80 days are over III have the
Iight-heavyweight division thorougnly
cleaned up. This isn't said boastfuily,
but I'm certain Of It. have to clean
the division I'D before I'm allowed 70
roam among the heavyweights.
The real money Is with the heavy
weights. and I don't think Pete Latzo-
no. nor Lomski, nor Slattery-wil BLOCK
me of from it.
fCouvrjght, 1923 in all countries oy NoTf1
American Newspaper AIiiancef
Evening star., 1928-05-30
FIELDS SWARMED TO-DAY
BY SANDLOT DIAMONDERS

~ ANDLOT base ball mines were to-
day engaged In the first big hoii-
day program Of the present sea-
~ son. Practically every diamond
In the city and nearby sections
was taken over for the day, double bills
being carded by many mines.
Another extensive schedule has been
planned for Sunday, which VIII round
out the first big week the sandlotters
have had this year.
Union Printers are TO meet Mount
Rainier on the latter mines diamond
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Print
ers have been having their ups-arld-
downs, but hope 10 regain their vim
ming form against the Mounts, who
have foinr straight wins TO their credit.
A real battle Is promised Sunday
when Cherrydale A. G. entertains Ed
nnonds' Art Stone nine at Lyon Village
at . o'clock william Curtiss will re-
turn TO the Stonemen. Write L. r.
BOehman, 1857 Warder street, for
games with Edmonds.
Willie Andrews has slated a trip TO
Leesburg, Va, for his National Circles
this Sunday.
Simpsons Dairy nine Is scheduled 10
drill tomorrow and Friday at 5 O'Clock
on Fairiawn diamond No. 3 to prepare
for dual clash with Hyattsyille ALL
Stars at Riycrdale Sunday.
Cardinal A. G. has been unable 10
complete It's schedule for June and July.
Manager De Vaughan has sent chai-
ienge TO all OF the crack teams in this
section. He can be reached at Frank
lin 2338.
Len r. Wise, manager Of the newly
organized Chain A. c. rnne, wants a
Sunday game Cali Atlantic 3674.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
GIANTS AIMING TO SELL
JAIN TO LOS ANGELES

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