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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
COTTON UNSETTLED
AFTER EARLY GAINS
Market Becomes Quieter Follow
ing Opening Advances, but
Registers Declines.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August IA further
advance at the opening of the cotton
market today attracted good deal Of
realizing, with later fluctuations ner'
yous and irregular. December sold W
to about the 1872 cent level at the start
or about 1856 points above the low leve
of Monday, but later broke about ~
points, although no change was noted
in the general average of the cros
news
he midafternoon market was quieter
but still more or less unsettled at ne
declines of IL to IL points.
Private cables said there had beer
Bombay and continental buying in Liv'
erpool on reports of deteriorating Amer
lean crop prospects.
Fluctuations were irregular in thi
morning, but orders to buy on re-
iterated reports of deterioration in cro5
prospects were supplied by realizing anc
prices eased off as the demand slack.
ened somewhat toward midday. Deem
Der sold down to 1925, with the active
months showing net declines of 2 Il
3 points.
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ACTIVITY ON CURB
SLIGHTLY REDUCED
Market Fails to React to Fa-
vorabIe Conditions on
Stock Exchange.

to The star,

Special Dispatch to The star
NEW YORK, August 17-Despite the
improved credit outlook, as indicated
by the drop of over $50,0o0ooo in the
latest brokers' loans statement and the
easing during the past few days IN the
rate for call loan accommodations,
stock on the Curb Exchange TO-DAY dld
not do as well as might have been eX-
pected. A.,
For a time after the opening the
movement of industrial speClaltleS lol~
lowed closely that of the Stock EX-
change. where substantial advances
were marked up Thereafter proflt-tak-
ing carried prices back over a good part
of the ground gained. However. tnere
we're number of outstanding 1aVorltes'
which gave the market firm appear
ance.
Utilities i'm Demand.
A noteworthy incident was the de-
mand for several utilities representing
the larger holding companies. Electric
Bond az Share Security Corporation ad-
vanced more than 3 points when 1t
crossed 102. United Gas e. Improve
ment was taken at a gain OF more than
a point, but the demand failed to spread
to others of the group
The action Of Noranda Mines indi-
Gated that the market for the stock
had the support of powerful pool in
terests However. when their efforts
failed to encourage large public fol-
lowing. activities on the buying side
were suspended and the price dropped
back over more than the ground gained
The spectacular Warner Brothers
Pictures class "B" lost its place Of
prominence for the time being. but the
stock continued active and met support
ON the decline Around rs the price
compared with the previous final of
1915 and the recent high for all time
of 81 Fox Theaters class "a moved
fractionally higher.
Motor Group Feature.
The quiet accumulation noticeable
for the past week in Bancitaly Corpora
ton shares became more urgent. the
price opening at Hts on a block of
3.l00 shares. as compared with the
previous final of 1881. and continuing
active thereafter.
Franklin Manufacturing preferred
featured the motor group, making new
high at 95. gain of 5 points on COM
paratively few sales. Oils did little more
than hold firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
POTATO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO, August II H9 Omitted
States Department Of Agriculture .--
Potatoes. receipts, 93 cars, on track, 23o
total United States shipments 635 cars,
supplies fairly liberal. demand and trad
ing very slow. market very dull and
weak. Kansas and Missouri sacked
Irish cobblers. u. g. No. ], generally
slightly dirty. 65a75, some heated. 60;
Virginia, barrel, Irish cobbicrs, few
sales. 2.05.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
USE OF ELECTRICITY.

NEW YORK, August II (49.-Con-
of electricity by manufacture
ing plants in major industries in July
was on higher plane than the month
before and greater than In July last
year. it Is shown in reports to Electrical
World from more than 5000 plants con-
Stunning $4,000, 000,0 900 kilowatt hours
The present rate of general
is materially above the
average for the Summer period of previ-
Gus years.
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SHIP LINES DO WELL.

NEW YORK, August II UpI-~Pas-
senger trade Of the international Mer~
camille Marine Co is substantially
ahead of last year. all ships Of the line
on the eastbound Summer travel doing
we'll Freight business, however. has
been materially slower. No action on "a
new capitalization plan has been taken
since the abandonment Of previous
proposal the end of last year. after
court action by minority stockholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
CALL MONEY STRONGER.

NEW YORK. August II CP).-Call
money stronger; high. 7: low, S. ruling
rate. s. closing bid, Z. Time loans
easier: mixed collateral. 5000 days,
6a6l4: 4-6 months. 6a6l4; prime mer-
camille paper. 5L4a5l2. Bankers ac-
ceptances unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
ENGINEERING AWARDS

NEW YORK. August IT OP-
Awards Of engineering construction or
erations in the United States the last
week were valued at S64, 997 900.
against S77,643,000 the week before
and S54,9T7 900 a year ago. Engineer
ing Nsws-Record reports This brought
the total this year TO spas, 07O 600.
compared with 81 1896. 1913 900 in the
same time last year Private work is
well ahead Of public projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
Ice Cream Plant Planned.

NEW YORK August II pilot.
Inc. which operates candy stores IN
New York New Jersey, Maryland, Con-
nectlent. Pennsylvania and Massachu-
sets, viii build an ice cream plant in
Long Island City with annual capacity
q 100000 gallons to supply all Of the
Loft stores The surplus output win be
solo al wholesale.
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Washington Stock Exchange


Union Trust Colo at 322
District National Sec, Co. pfd.---3 at
l0lrs
Mergenthaler Linotype-io at 1907, 10
at I0oas. 10 at I003g. 10 at IO03a.
National Mtge. g. Inv pfd.--i0o at 4la
20 at 4l4
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.-~5 at $685..
Sanitary Grocery Co pfd--5 at 100,
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric So pfd--5 at nix.
Potomac Electric 5i2 e pfd.--10 at 1903.
20 at 1077s.
Washington Rwv. & Electric pfd.-4 at
99ia.
Washington Gas 6s As, 900 at lo4
500 at 1902
Washington Gas Light--10 Z %.
Monev-Call loans. 8 an! per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO. August II CP.-Butter
higher; receipts, 10,410 tubs; creamer!
extras. 46l4; standards, 4512; extra
firsts, 4415a45l2; flrsts, 43a44; seconds
41a42l2.
Eggs, unchanged; receipts, 1O,11,
cases.
Poultry. alive, weaker; receipts
cars; fowls, 20a26; Springs, 80; broiler1
30; Spring ducks. IS: Spring geese. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
BONDS ARE ACTIVE
IN BROAD MARKET
Transactions Gain-NeW Is
sues Prominent in Trading.
u. S. List Firm.
BIZ CHARLES f. SPEARE.
,lsnatch 10 The Star.

Saee.a. Dispatch to The Star,
NEW YORK. August l7.-The bond
market broa6ened out today, prices were
strong and the effect Of per cent
renewal rate. compared with one of 7l&
per cent on Tuesday. was to complete
ly change the atmosphere in invest
nlent circles,
In The first hour the transactions
we're twice as large as those in the
same period yesterday, Through the
Say trading, both on the Stock EX-
change and over the counter, was ac-
tive and more like normal than 1t has
been in weeks.
One significant trend was in the
r,vlceS OF some o. the newly-issueo
bonds. whose markets faded away IN
,J,llv and III the first half OF August.
These bonds were IN better demand,
and. in some instances, l to points
higher than last week.
New Issues
A case in point was the Frisco AVS,
which sold above so. compared With
their recent low of SIS. Another strong
group was the German Central Bank
Tor agriculture bonds. 1t was the best
6sv TO bring out new issues since June
This favored the offering of the S20,-
0oo. 900 Commonwealth Subsidiary Cor
poration 5iss on SIS basis. the second
largest of the month.
Treasury issues were firm but not so
buovant as on Thursday. First mort
gage rails were up from quarter 10 nan
point, showing recovery from the low
of the month in such issues as Atchlson
&c n ! -,
The a., Der cent and 5 per cent pubic
utilities of better grade were also frac-
tionaily better.
This group was reactionary IN the
afternoon when call money moved up
To per cent
The heaviest trading naturally was
In the convertible bonds and IN the
semi-speculative descriptions. Andes
Copper and Anaconda Copper rs ad-
vanced y TO Ia points. Public Serv-
ice Of New Jersey 4i2s rose nearly
points. St Paul adjustments were
about a point higher The gold IS
gained over point. Such issues as
Chicago e. Eastern Illinois SIS, Denver
SIS. Chicago Great Western IS. Erie re-
funding IS, Missouri Pacific As and
Western Maryland Is showed gains of
a quarter to point. A feature in the
AllQSAEsca4 AtSE Was a IAeS VI - pOAAAlS Az
Container Co. SIS.
Change in Market Aspect.
The change in the aspect Of the
market has been so sudden that Il is
difficult for investment dealers and
traders TO analyze the situation with
respect 10 immediate prices. As always
happens in a quick reversal of condi-
tons. the market today was bare of Of
ferings. though 1t had been full of them
short time ago. Very few believed
that the current ease In money rates
represents the basis 10 which prices
must be adjusted for the rest of the
Summer or into the Fall. A week or
10 days Of say per cent call money
would change the banks from lenders
On call 70 moderate buyers of bonds
yielding S per cent or better. It would
also helD to distribute some of the
Issues that have not been moving
curing the past two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
PARIS BoURsE PRICES.

PARIS, August n fA'l.~~prices were
strong on the Bolirse today. Three per
cent rentes 60 francs ID confines 3
per cent loan. % francs 30 eentimes,
exchange on London, i24 francs 81
confines The dollar was quoted at
20 francs 52la centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
Sugar Firm REPORTS Loss.

NEW YORK. August II CADl.-War
ner Sugar Corporation reports net los
Of Sl,172.631 for 1927, against net los.
of Sl,735,0 e2 in 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
U. S. TREASURY RECEIPTS.

Treasury receipts August Is were S.
695.59i AZ; expenditures. Sle,264, ol797:
balance, SITS, 353, 699. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17

DAIRY PRODUCTS.

CHICAGO.--Product of both but
ter and cheese continues to decrease
Warm weather, which has caused u
drop In milk production and stimulated
the use of fluid milk. is given as q
reason. Butter output Is down about
per cent from the previous week and
cheese production notably lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
New Bond Issues

NEW YORK. August II (SpeciaD 49,
Halsey Stuart & Co.. offered today
$40, 100000 Commonwealth Subsidiary
Corporation Ga wholly-owned subsidiary
of Commonwealth Edison Co, Chicagol
So per cent gold debentures, series
"A" due September /, 1928. at 81 and
interest yielding 5al per cent,
Remond 81 Co. Tillotson & Wolcott
Co, and Pearson Co, offer an
additional issue Of 100000 Cleveland
Terminals Building Co, first mortgage
leasehold sinking fund per cent
gold bonds, due December l. l941.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
PAINT.
CLEVELAND. Paint manuft

ILEV Observation-Disclosures
continue busy. Adrian Joyce. president
of the Glidden Co, reports that July
sales were the largest IN the company'S
history for that month, George A. Mar
tin, president OF the Sherwin- Williams
10, says that the outlook for Fall business
is excellent and the company has been
getting It's sales force ready for big
campaign at the start OF the new fiscal
year. September Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17

BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
MTSC-ErIANFCrrS

Barber & Ross, Ire. gas $3.50 % 95
Chevy Chase Club 5iss . i0i
ID, G Paper Mfe SS .... az OF
Pot JOINT stock Ia BIZ SIS 100 -.
wash Mkt Cold Storage SIS III 96
wash. Cons, Title ss........ 100 49,.
Wardman Park Hotel 5i2s 9qi2 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS


tThese securities not listed under ExehanRe
fulEal
BONDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Oasse

Following Is a list of stocks and |
bonds traded in on the New York Curb !
Market today:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
COAL.

HAzELTON. Pa,--Working conditions
at the mines will improve before the
end of the month. is the confident pre-
diction made for the hard coal regions
Sales agents of the anthracite COM
panies say large orders are In sight and
that there will be enough work to last
through the whole Winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
Commodity News
RICE.

NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-~First
shipments of new crop rice were re-
ceived this week. The Louisiana crop
Is estimated &C IL, 1855 900 bushels. COM
pared with lT,3I6,000 produced last
year The estimate for all States is
SO, 900 bushels as against 40 ,068, 600
last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-24

FOR SALE
EIGHT ROOM dwelling: one Of the
best and most complete dwellings,
in the city and located in the very
incest p,rt. at much less than
cost, $13 500.
FOUR ROOM house; 100 fest east
frontage, can con'rlete into six
rooms and bath $4,000.
FIVE ROOM stucco bungalow,
basement garage, fire place. sta
tionary tubs, splendidly built,
completely modern, $4,000.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW. modern.
real bargain at s37o0.00.
BUILDING LOTS. hundreds of
them, in all parts Of the city,
nest CT tim on very easy terms.
FARM LANDS; tire most cor7plete
list and the best bargains / ha e
ever had.
INSURANCE; fire, tornado, auto
mobile in good companies.
NrAc7.Y s. 900 .oe0 on deposit in
Biz .rck Banks bcs dos 9th n
millions hid away. The most
prosperous period o. this part Of
North Dakota is on the start.
BLY, REAL ESTATE NOW from
the nan who is doing more adj
vert:s;ng than TIE rest of the
community &C. md.
F. E. YOUNG.
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! doggedly that the DOOR had been
bolted. At last the janitor VA
dismissed.
"Rsally. y know, Sergeant. =
remarked Vance with IN amused
smile. that honest Rheinlander
bolted the door,"
"sure. he did," sputtered Heath;
land found Il still boltsd this
morning ct quarter Of eight.
That's Just what messes things
up 20 nice and pretty. Ie that
door was bolted from six o'clock
last evening until eight o'clock
this morning. I'd appreciate hav.
ine some one drive up In . hearss
and tell mo how the Canary's
little playmate got In here last
night. And I'd also like to know
how he got out"
"Why not through the main
eutrance?" asked Markham. 1T
seems the only logical way left.
according TO your own findings"
"That's how had It figured out.
SIR" returned Heath. "But wait
till you hear what the phone op.
orator has to say"
"And the phone operators
post" unused Vance. lis In the
main hall halfway between the
front door and this apartment.
Therefore. the gentleman who
caused al the disturbance here
atouts last night would have had
to pass within few feet Of the
operator both on arriving and de-
parting -eh. what?"
"That's it," snapped Heath.
And. according to the operator.
no such person came or went"
Markham seemed to have alb
sorbed some Of Heath's irritability
"0et the fellow In here. and
let me question him." he ordered.
Heath obeyed with kind OF ma
licious alacrity.
(TMesdsy. September II. II a. m.)
Jessup made a good impression
from the moment he entered the
room He was a serious. deter.
ned-looking man In his early
thirties. rugged and we'll built:
and there was . sQuareness to his
shoulders that carried q sugges-
tion OF military training. He
walked with = decided limp-his
right foot dragged perceptibly-
and ! noted that his left arm had
been stiffened into . permanent
arc. 90 II by an unreduced frac-
ture Of the elbow.
He was quiet and reserved. and
his eyes were steady and intelli.
gent. Markham at once mo.
toned him to Q wicker chair be.
side the closet door. but he de.
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on, II figured that our man had
entered through that side door al
the end OF the passageway and
had slipped into this apartment
without the night operator seelns
him. So ! tried. the side door 20
see It It was open. But Il was
bolted on the inside not locked.
mind you but bolted.
"And It wasn't . slip bolt.
either. that could have been
jimmied or worked open from the
outside. nut . tough old-fashloued
turn bolt OF solid brass. .. And
now l want voa TO hear what the
janitor's got TO say about It."
Markham nodded acQ uiescence
and Heath called an order to one
OF the officers Ia the hall. A mo.
ment later . stolid. middle-ag ed
man with sullen features and
high cheek bones. stood before
Us His Jaw was clamped tight
and he shifted his eyes from one
to the other OF 10 suspiciously.
Heath straightway assumed the
role Of tnquisitor.
"What time do you leave here
at night?" He had. for some rea.
son. assumed . belligerent man
ner.
"Six o'ciock-sometimes earlier.
sometimes later" The man spoke
In surly monotone. He Was oh.
viously resentful at this unex.
pected Intrusion upon his orderly
routine.
"And what time do You get
here In the morning?"
Eight O'Clock. regular"
"What time did you 60 home
last mighty"
About six - maybe quarter
Heath paused and finally lighted
the cigar on which he had been
chewing at Intervals during the
past hour.
Nov. tell me about that side
door," he went on, with undimin.
ished aggressivcness. "You told
me you lock II every night before
You leavc--is that riEht?"
"Jo--that's right" The man
nodded his head afiirmativeiy.
"Y0u're sure sou bolted II last
nisht!" The question was almost
fer0ci0us.
ia. ia. Sure. am. ] do It every
night. ! never miss"
The mans earnestness left no
doubt that the door In question
had indeed been bOlted on the In.
aide at about six O'Clock OF the
previous evening. Heath. how.
ever. belabored the point for sew.
eral minutes. only to be treasured
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clined Il. ana stood before The
district attorney IN . soldiogly
attitude Of respectful attention..
MARKHAM opened the intesyoene
ton with several Dosooool Quoop
lions. Il transpired that Jeopup
had been . sergeant IN The Woej0
War; had twice beea ooejou6ay
wounded. and had been involj6o6
homo shortly before the Afpplo.
tics. He had held his proooot
post OF telephone operator Tor
over . year.
NOV. Jessup." continued Mara.
ham. "thers ars things conuoceed
with last nights tragedy that 100
can tell ~"
Eyes. sir" There was no doute
that this ex-soldier would toll %
accurately anything ho knew, aad
also that. u he had any doubt @
to the correctness Of bic in0oymae
ton. he would frankly say ca. Ho
possessed all the qualities Of .
careful and well.trained witness.
First Of oil. what time ala you
come on duty last night"
AT ten o'clock, sir" There
was no Qualification to this blunt
statement: one felt that joooup
would arrive punctually et what.
ever hour he was due. ''It va
my short shift. The day man ana
myself alternate In long and short
shifts"
"And did you Gee Miss odoll
come In last night after the
theater?"
Eyes. sir. Every one who comes
IN has TO pass the switchboard"
what time did she arrivo1's
ut couldn't have been more
than few minutes after eleven"
WAS she alone?"
mo. sir. There vas Z gentle
man with her."
do you know who he vast"
II don't know his name, cir.
But l have seen him several times
before when he has called on Miss
Odell."
you could describe him. I SUP.
pose"
Eyes. sir. He's tall and clean.
shaven except for . very short
gray mustache. and 10 about
forty-five. ] should Say. He looks
Iii you understand mo. sir-ljko
q man Of wealth and position
tell me: did he accompany Miso
Odell into her apartment. or did
he 60 Immediately away1"
lT0 BB C0NTJNUEDl
sHis foil name WAS W1lll0D DoUoV
JessuD, and he had booD attn0ho1 .
the SO6tA ln1oDtry 0e he nm NJ
vision Of the Ovesoooo Uogeoos
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action is brought by NathauiGl B.
Voter, Bowdoin. N. D., farmer. ~ho
alleges that Is tho result q 1n.
proper methods Of treatment uuod
by the defendants for . heguia from
which he was suffering, ho Nas
crippled and physically weokoned
for life.
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CHIRoPRAcT0Rs ON TRIAL

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 24-E)-Trial
of q $16,l95 personal injury suit
brought against George A. Newsalt,
Fargo chiropractor, and r. l.. King,
chiropractor Of Omaha, Neb., opened
in district court here today. The
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LOST

LOST-Lady.s yellow gold watch
and chain Saturday. on Seventh
street. Will finder please return
to Tribune office and receive re-
ward?
LOST--A roll of five 5000 bills.
$500 reward. Finder please re-
turn to Tribune office.
LOST-Two half grown police dogs,
male and female. Notify NJ. j.
O'Connor for reward.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

MxyNyN1S CON NEN1
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furnished sleeping room suitable
for one or two in modern homo,
with home privileges, near capt.
tai. Call at 922 Sixth street.
Phone 1883.
FOR RENT-Two rooms in base,
ment suitable for light house,
keeping. also three rooms up
stairs. Your choice. Call at sis
Anderson st.ect or phone 979-M.
FOR administering room and
light housekeeping room. One
basement li~ht housekeeping
room cheap. Phone 29O be-
tween 3 and 6 p. m.
Or RENT-Nioc furnished room,
suitable for two. Would prefer
men. I-eals also if desired. Oil
Si~th street. Phone 1131-M.
FOR RENT-One sleeping room in
new modern home, close in.
Ladies preferred. Call at 800
Ave. B or phone BOW.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in strictly modern home for one
or two. Call at 702 Seventh
street or phone 357-M.
FOR RENT-A pleasant room in
modern home. close in. Call at
AS Fifth street. Ladies pre-
ferred. Phone 67s-R.
FOR RENT-Nice warm modern
furnished room, close in. Also
GARAGE for rent. Phone 926-J.
5O7 Third street.
FOR RENT-Rooms in modern
steam heated home. With or
without board. Close in. Call at
816 Main.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN-Nicc
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hot water. Inquire 502 Seventh
street.
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refined young lady. Phon Sam.
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