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Loans Recede

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the previous week but were higher
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serve ratio declined from both the
previous week and the corresponding
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Bids and Proposals

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POULTRY AND sUPPLIES e

BARGAINS N chicks4-PIl bred Reds an
R0ciSe. lac: VIII. LeghOrna lie. Gather.
burg 3l-J Gaith'G Hatchery GaithE. nc
, 1928-10-05
re 81 GS
or THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
F y K S 7. c K ok

Continued from yesterdays AVjS.)
Despatching Secretary lFOTVeU): Mr..
Chairman, the speakers seem TO agree
that this is d BUSINESS proposition pure
and simple. and should be treated as such.
A certain amount mas been loaned on pro-
peItles non belonging TO the West Indian
Sugar Factory under certain terms and
upon certain stipulated properties which
Governor Now It IS desired 10 release
SO. ne OF the properties specified and TO
substitute for them certain Otner proper
ties Of the West Indies Sugar Factory
The substitution may De very desirable
, 1928-10-05
U.s. NAVAL RADIO STATION
OCTOBER 4, 1928.

COURTESY Of NTe ASSOcl0Ted PTeSS.J
New York: Three thousand cans of
opium with a bootleg value Of one million
five hundred thousand dollars we're seiz
ed on the dollars line steamer President
Harrison which locked at Jersey City
yesterday: 1t became known today that
four Chinese, members Of the crew were
arrested. Il was said that the ships com.
pany would be fined approximately SIX
hundred Thousand dollars as a result OF
the seizure.
Berlin The German foreign office has
made public that there will be ready pub
LEGATION the disarmament decision which
will be reached sometime ia November.
, 1928-10-05

toned and the substitution OF other pro.
pertieS. The only interest the Govern,
ment has in the transaction is to see that
funds that have been loaned are properly
sateguarded. 10 this end the attention
OIL the Council is invited to the following:
The procedure for determining the value
of properties on this island and the "a
mount vi pubic money that may be loan
cd On 1t was determined nearly d hundred
yeats ago, and as Tar as huoWn to the
Government IS still the procedure. The
Ordinance OF May 5, 1880. cUncerdIng the
lOanIng OF money IN the hands OF Upper
Guardian IN Section o, states: All MONIES
deposited with lne Upper Guardian ought
as a rule 10 be invested on nrSt priority
mortgage IN real estate and LUt more than
One.halI VI the value OF the properties
should De Invested. And Sec. I states
turther; In order to ascertain the va
lue OF the properly III whIch menor's mo-
ney is TO be invested, an appralSemeut
should be maue by TOUR, IL 1t IS an estate
and 10 other cases Two competent ana
impartial men appointed by the CUulC.
ms Ordinance refers UuIy to money IN
the hands OF the Upper GUARDIAN, but the
RescrIpt OF september 3, 1880, Section y
states: In 50 lar as 1unus UeIOnglng 70
minors Is cOncerned, the vi uInauce OF
May 3, U1 tnIs year mas maze these rules
appIIcaDle TO our West lnu!a Islands, with
Sucn changes as may DC MADE necessary
by local cUnQIuUuo. Inc PROVISIONS vi Uue
last named Ordinance oudli aloO serve as
rules III the aforesaid Stands IUr tue St.
curIty WhIcu must De given lUr lUduo
IRON Other public funds. Iue PROCEDURE
then is appncaUIe ~ ali puUllc IuuuS. he
properties ina II Is proposed 10 SuUotI.
lute IUr LuUSe 10 De released may De eu
tIreIy adequate but mat mas not Ueeu ue.
ter.nIneu According 10 law, mere Is
anOtner point that snUuIu uUl DC lost sight
OF. Inere is d second mUrtgage on the
properties II IS desired " substitute
Wnlcu is Oluulug alter eXemptlus SO, UUU
W iUT hrSL mortgage, Inc oeculIvy Luen
offered 10y a first mortgage On tueoe pro
perUeo cannot exceed Sz3, UUU. w. Ihe
Only Ulner ptUpertIrs reLualuIug unuer the
mortgage WlI Ue estates Peter > hest ana
SION Farm. lueoe Two estates must Car
~ the remaining $Zz, UUU.UU II. Inc Iacus
IN me case nave Oeeu Orlrt1y stated Tor
OF the Iduu Is
la Inc properties should be appraised
by tour cOmpetent anu lnparLial men ap-
pointed by the Court.
10, lie amount o. The loan should not
eAcetu QUE nan VI the APPRAISED VaIue as
determined ny me appI aloeIS.
1t Is up to TIE COuhclI 10 u clde WHttu-
er The law shan De auhtrtd 20 VI Waived
III tnIo Case, auu It waved, tue CuunClI
aI,- ,yTEE gg.tA tfv. ItSAit. NAnL4ltEr lC st,f
, 1928-10-05

played yesterday by a score OF { to b.
Kassel Germany, Oct 3rd Pilot Garden,
young Swiss flier, achieved what was
described as d world record for flying
upside down on Sunday, bnt on landing
was taken out of his machine In a serious
condition. He flew upside down for Is
minutes and Sc seconds. beating the re
cord set by the German 1ler tleseIer by
nearly tour minutes. Clardon Is stated
to ha We turned his machine over at an
altitude of about 100 yards and then rose
to an altitude of 700 yards. when the
blood pressure IG MS head became so
severe and his legs so cramped that only
by a last desperate effort was be able to
right the machine and glide TO earth.
1t was the worst quarter Of an hour of
my life, be said later.
London, Oct 3rd = The United States
note declining to adopt the proposed
AnglO-French compromise as a blSls of
discussion on naval disarmament was
before the Cabinet on Monday and the
situation created was reviewed The
position will be further examined at a
later meeting OF the Cabinet. Meanwhile
it is announced that the whole of the
correspondence relating to the Anglo
French com promise was communicated to
Washington last week. The papers sent
to Washington comprize those pertaining
to Britain's acQulescence in Frances
standpoint concerning computation Of
military reserves.
London, Oct, 3rd.-Ihe Chancellor of
the EXcheQuer has received from an
anOnymOu donor, the sum of five thou
sand pounds as d voluntary contribution
to the Exchequer. Mr.. CnurchIlI purposes
to hand it over to the National Debt Com.
m|issioners 10 be applied for the purpose
of cancellation OF war stock,
London, DC Bird Mr.. Charles Grey,
only surviving brother OF Vlscount Grey
of taIlodun, As, died ia hospitel at tadOra
Tanganyika, from injuries Inflicted by a
buffalo. He Was heir To his brothers ba.
ronetcy,
Washington, Oct 3rd 3reat Britain
and the United States ave continued for
another year tGelT agreement on admIDIS
s~trative cooperation for the prevention or
smuggling of liquor into this country by
ships flying the British flag. The State
Department has made known tina the
renewal of the agreement was brought
about 10 August through informal nego-
tIatlons. The agreement does not cOnstl-
tute a treaty, or convention, and to re.
main IN effect has to be renewed each
year.
Cambridge, Eng. Oct 3rd- An offer Of
E7UO, 900 has Deen made to Cambridge
Uplverity by the Rockefeller foundation
the Rev. ia. Meeks, retiring Vice Chan
celIor, has announced. The money is to
, 1928-10-05

say Macdonald, labour leader, intends to
present a resolution calling drastic re.
auctions in all forms of ornaments by
international agreements at the annual
conference of the Iabour party. Mr., Mac
Donald announced this decision in an ad.
dress accusing Government, of having put
obstacles in the way of disarmament. The
address was delivered to large assembly
which met as a prelude to the Iabour COZ
ference
Panama, Oct 3rd-A Treaty 10 facilitate
commercial travelling agents, mas been
signed by Panama and Great Britain,
lhe treaty's life is for an indefinite peri.
cd. which can be terminated by either
signatory after six months notice. 1t pro.
baby will be presented for ratification to
the Panama Congress during the present
session.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
New York, Oct. Ord.
Flour standard export grades Sc 10.
Corn meal yellow kiln dried per bag of
1876 lbs. SIS rs
Pork heavy mess old per barrel $4,000
Pork short clear medium quality per
barrel S335 SO.
Sugar ceotrif. basis So deg. test per
90 lbs. S2.20.
The Washington times., 1928-12-04
KOber Elected Head
Of Tuberculosis Ass

Dr. George NJ Koper, was elected
president Of the washington Tuber-
culosis Association. At that organi-
cations annual meeting held last
|nrilat at the WI 10. Al. Other
officers are Or. Harvey X. Wiley,
vice president; Walter 8. Pratt, IT,
treasurer and Walter 8. Jffords
secretary.
Reelected directors for five years
are: DR.. Harry Bernton, Mrs.
Joseph Sanders, DR., q Smith,
Mrs. wesley III. StOner, Walter 3.
uffors and Dr.. Allan S, Wolfe,
The Washington times., 1928-12-04
Teachers Institute
Dates Are Announced

DR.. Frank Ballou, sllpet'ls.
tendent Of schools. announced toiay
the first Teachers institute of the
school year 1e2S.2s.
The Institute Tor divisions one
.fo nine will meet III Central High
school. Thursday afternoon, De-
cennber is. af 3:45. Divisions 10
is 8 will meet Iii the Armstrong
High school. Wednesday night. Dc
cen1ber IL. at 800 Dr William
John Cooper, State superintend ndent
of California, viii speak at both
meetings.
The Washington times., 1928-12-04
QUIT GETTING
UP NIGHTS
FEEL YOUNGER

youth feel younger. stronger and
if you sleep we'll and aIle-.
viate Getting Up Nights, Backache. Leg
or Groin Pains. Joint Aches. BLADDER
The Washington times., 1928-12-04

weakness or bRrn-
ing. of functional
character. To prove
this. make the Cys-
tex 4S-Hour Test
Used by q million
sufferers. with ama8s
ing results. No mar
cotics or habit form
Ing drugs. List of
safe ingredients ~
overy package. Don't
nlvo up. Try Cyoten
al our rink on our
Money Back Guar.
autee Don't DELAY.
Try Cystex today.
Only 9fe
Evening star., 1928-10-13
STOCKS MAINTAIN
STRONG POSITION
New High Records Scored in
Fav0riteS-Market
Very Active.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.
Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 13.-Resump-
ton of business on the Stock Exchange
after the holiday found the demand for
stocks as Unsuitable as ever. Prices of
the leaders we're advanced by leaps and
bounds. 1t was a comparatively small
list of stocks on which the speculation
converged, but in this list no considera-
ton was given to anything else than
the ability an issue showed to move
upward.
Various reasons connected with busi-
ness or with anticipated developments
IN particular company were assigned
for the buying, but none of them was
convincing. Every effort at analysis
ended in one conclusion, namely that
the speculative contingent was confident
there was no top to prices.
Features in Trading.
The outstanding features were United
States Steel and Montgomery Ward.
United States Steel opened on block
Of 4,1O0 shares at 1639s to 164, either of
which prices was new high for all
time. Before the session was an hour
over steel had sold above 165.
282. It started in today with 4,500
shares at 295, an advance of 13 points.
Subsequent realizing Cancelled a part
of this gain, but traders Immediately
turned to Sears-Roebuck and bid it
up points to a new peak above 159.
Another favorite was International
Nickel. This stock at $50 was up points
and at new top.
Many other stocks, chiefly the high
priced ones, made large gains. Mid
land Steel Products preferred at 240
was up points, motor products at 200
was up points and American Linseed
at 129 was up points.
General Ice Creams sold at new
high early in the proceedings. so did
Purity Bakers and Simmons Co. Cop
per stocks were represented by Kenne-
colt, above 104, at the best of record.
OF the seasoned industrials General
Electric and American Can we're higher,
while in the rubber part of the list
Goodyear starred with an advance of
nearly points
Stimulated by the strength in United
States Steel, heavy buying came into
Bethlehem and advanced the price of
that stock to the best since 1920. There
was talk of dividend resumption early
next year at an annual rate of $4 or SIS,
but this has been the prediction all
along.
Motor Stocks.
For the most part motors did not
share In the buoyancy shown elsewhere
Some of them sold off including Hudson
and Chrysler Timken Roller Bearing
was strong but the features were not
found either in the automobile or the
automobile accessory group
The rails did little although there
was no weakness and Rock Island at
one time was up nearly points but
most of the carrier shar-s were
neglected
The market continued unchanged in
character up to the end. International
Harvester and Commercial Solvents
Joined the oth"r high-priced stocks in
the forward movement. Bethlehem
Steel increased its early gain and United
States Steel held around its best.
Evening star., 1928-10-13
Talk of "Steel Bonus. -

Rumors that the United States Steel
Corporation would pay stock dividend
before the end of the year were used
with good effect in the market opera
ton of that companys stock on Thurs
day. The story. which has been spread
about frequently in recent months, had
1t that, instead of waiting until early
next year to readjust the common share
capital, the directors would take action
to that end before Christmas. There
was, so far as could be learned, no basis
for the reports. The directors have
given the matter no serious considera-
ton and in responsible quarters 1t is
not believed that any stock distribution
will be made this year. According to
well informed banking interests, there
is possibility that the corporation will
pay stock dividend eventually. but in
any case not until after the first of the
YEAR
Evening star., 1928-10-13
POTATO MARKET FIRM.

CHICAGO, October 13 (P.- Omitted
States Department of Agriculture) -
Potatoes-Receipts, 100 cars; on track.
373 cars; total United States Shipments
l,OO8 cars; trading slow; market firm
on good stocks; Wisconsin sacked round
whites, 6Oa85, according to quality and
condition; Minnesota and North Dakota
sacked Irish Cobblers, 65a85: few fancy
shade higher; sacked Red River Ohios.
9oal 90; mostly 100: South Dakota
sacked early Ohios, coal 90: Colorado
sacked Brown Beauties, 1.3O; Idaho
sacked Russets. 1.70a1 80.
Evening star., 1928-10-13

Monday and con-
tinuing until next
Friday. M a n y
leaders i'll finance
are a m on G the
speakers. The rep
resentatives from
this city will in
clude Eugene E.
Thompson, head Of
Crane, Paris &
Co..: Charles Car
roll Morgan of G..
NJ. p. Murphy &
Co, Frank B.
Morse. manager of
j. & w. Seligman
81 Co.. ard Paul v.
KevSer, g eral
counsel of the asSo-
niqfinn Thn ,,nnnk
Evening star., 1928-10-13

Civ ~ We sh'rcton. District Of Columbia. sS ::
1. W. R.. LEWIS. cashier of the. ehove-
named hank. DO 5clemnlv swear that the
above statement Is true to the hest of my
knowledge and belief
W. r. LEWIS.
CaSh'e~
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
nth day Of October, 1929
C. D. PATCITEFU
Notary Public.
Correct--Atiest: =.
Tv- NAPCISEN-rT
ETNPv wv TAErSER
C~o r. HOOVER.
CHAS. r. TAr,orRT.
Directors
Evening star., 1928-10-13

CHICAGO, october 13 (R.-Butter
unchanged; receipts, 1926 tubs q
days.; creamery. extras, As; standards.
44?4; extras, A to 441s; frsts, 4215 to
1872; seconds, Al to AZ.
Eggs. receipts, 1869 cases g days) !.
extra nrsts, 36: firsts, 80 to IS; ordi-
nary firsts, 81 to 20.
Evening star., 1928-10-13

Total ,.. Sl,14i. .424. 80
CITY Of washinrtnn. district OF Columbia. SIS:
I. J. FRA TpOTF. cashier Of the above
rared hank. 10 solennlv swear that the
above statement ie true TO the best of my
knowledge and beitef
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10Th dav Of NcFak6~. 1924
(seal) ELEANOR s. MoORHEAD.
Notary Public.
Correct-Atteet.
FREDEPIc FINEST HARRINGTON.
PAVTIi STFAGAN.
THOMAS w. PERRY,
Directors
Evening star., 1928-10-13
U. S. TREASURY RECEIPTS.

United States Treasury receipts Octo-
ber IL were $7,577 ,131.56: expenditures,
$12,626, ,43098; balance, $l01, ,996, 80.
Evening star., 1928-10-13
D. c. BANKERS PLAN
CONVENTION TRIP
Capital Will Be Represented
at Seventh Meeting of
Investment Men.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

The seventh annual convention of
the Investment Bankers Association of
America meets tomorrow at Atlantic
City, the business sessions starting
Evening star., 1928-10-13
Money to Loan

Secured BY drst deed OF trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
To...k U~Ila, eco Wash. L. d Trust
OOOCPH A' w Bldg, 9th g. NV
Evening star., 1928-10-13

.lOIdl SOsooOs1oooA
]. RoHEPT s.. STUNZ. cashier of the
above-nerned hank. do Solemnlv swear that
IN. above statement is true to be best of
ROBERT s. SrrJNz
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn IN before me this
11th dey OF October. iooa.
(Seal) RUSSELL A. HOUSER.
Notary Public.
GrnpGE f. WAIVER
GEORGE A pREVOST,
A. r. JORSS,
Directors
Evening star., 1928-10-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
lotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Coz
Nominal gold Selling checks
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
WASHINGTON MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK

ngton the District of business October
g. - - ~
Evening star., 1928-10-13
Northeast Savings Bank.

REPORT Nu CONDITION
an TUT
Evening star., 1928-10-13
Charter No. 7446.
Charter No. Reserve District Mo-
CONDITION - "
OF
Commercial National Bank

OF Washington the
october 8,
RESOURCES
Evening star., 1928-10-13
REPORT 0F CONDITION
OF THE
Park Savings Bank

0t Washington. In the District of Columbia
at the close Of business on october 8, 1928
Evening star., 1928-10-13

OF Washtnzton. in the District NJ Coirr,h'a.
at the close of business on october 3. 1928.
Evening star., 1928-10-13

Local bankers were commenting today
with great satisfaction over the compi-
iatlon In yesterdays Star, showing a
gain OF over nine and one-half millions
in deposits in local banks since the call
OF June 80. The most interesting fact,
however, was the revelation that the
local banks have added more than S24,-
OO0.0 to their deposits during the first
10 months of this year. After reading
the figures one banker exclaimed
Where did all the money come from
TO bring about such surprising in
creaSes?"
Evening star., 1928-10-13
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tRepofted By J. 4 ". selizn,a Co.
Evening star., 1928-10-13
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF THE
North Capitol Savings
Bank

OF washington in the District of Columbia
a. the close OF business on october g. 1923
Evening star., 1928-10-13

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Burroughst
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| Canon Mills $50.
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| Case Threshgt6j
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-12
6 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK.

SEATTLE, Wash, July IL (UP).
Twenty passengers were injured
today when a state coach bound
from Portland to Seattle crashed
with city Carriage truck here.