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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-01

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. Doe. '' Spears, gridiron mentor at Minne- sota, believes in the old grand mother" admonition-keep the ears warm. He has distributed knitted caps that button under the chins of his warriors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-01
DE PALMA SERVICE MANAGER

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 1-John De Palma, dirt track auto racer, who quit the roaring road" is a serv- ice department manager of a lead ing auto sales company Of Tampa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
POL Is BOOK S
SOM E FIN z
SHOWS

White the opening date and at
traction Of Polls have not vet
been fixed ii IL expected BY the
management that the house win
open early in September. Among
the shows already booked for =
visit to Washington are Ed Wynn
in Manhattan Mary, z Good
News; Madge Kennedy in "Paris
Bound; the Stratford Players;
Excess Baggage George Arliss,
Mary Eaton and Oscar Shaw In
sThe Five O'Clock Girl, The
Silent House, Billie Burke In
''The Happy Husband, z ''I,he Con
necticnt Yankee interference"
Toe Cook in Rain or Shine,
tsSkidding,' Take the Air. with
Will Mahoney, The Royal Fam
iIy;1 Jarc Govt In new play,
GAY Paree 1928, "Greenwich vii
lage E'ollies,1 '.Burlesque;;' Jack
Dempsey and Estelle Taylor in
The Big Fight" Irene BordOni,
''.The Command to Love" 4 Golden
Dawn, " BLOSSOM Time, Present
Arms" sunny Days, Z Trapped
Helen Hayes in sCoquette, : The
Trial OF Mary Dugan; Mcintyre
and Heath in new revue; Thurs
ton ana Ethel Barrymore in =
new play, The Kingdom Of God. 1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31

The woods office has found
director to stage THE Shanghai
Gesture E in which Mrs. Leslie
Carter viii go on tour this season.
He Is Charles Mather. While on
the subject OF directors it might
he mentioned that Moffat Johnson,
who may be remembered as hav'
ing staged Galsworthy's play
windows for the Theater Guild.
has been engaged by Earle,
Bootie and James Gleason to
direct Genevieve Thompson
Smiths play .'E,raiI Emma, .
which il to have Selena Royle in
the leading role. His last work
was Cock Robin.
..Three Cheers" is to be the title
81 the @. b. Dillingham; nlusical
comedy which was TO have had
Fred Stone and his daughter
Dorothy in the leading roles, put
owing to Mr. Stones airpiane
accident, will have Will Rogers
Instead. The show is now in
rehearsal.
loan Bennett is back from the
coast. where she has been making
pictures, to take up the role OF
tina motion picture actress in
aJarnegan." Her father, Rich
ard Bennett, plays the title role
in the play. 1t IS whispered
around Broadway that there is q
clause in MIR. Benefits contracr
that restraints him frcn making
speeches to the sudience-that -.
while the play is in New York.
Mr.. Benefits fondness for sud-
denly haranguing audiences from
the stage ii well known.
Incidentally, Willard Mack is
giving talks from the Morosco
Theater stage on the authenticity
of incidents that happen in his
play Gang War which at the
moment Is reverbersting In that
playhouse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
|WHENFEHTUREIS|
|SHOWN0NSCREEN|

METROPOLITAN-PoIa Negrf
in Loves of an Actress" At
11:40 a. M, 40. $40, $40, 7:40
and 9:45 p. m.
PALACE-Buster Keaton in
Steamboat Bill. .Ir." AT 1905.
1890 2:30, 4:25, 500, 1856 and 1855
p. m.
COLUMBIA--Greta Carlo IN
The Mysterious Lady" At 1893.
1854, 3:44. s, 1850 and $40 p. IN,
FOX-Irene Rich in Beware of
Married Men" At 1886, 2:47,
4:45, S:O1 and 10 p. M.
EARLE-Charlie Murray in
'Vamping Venus" At 1881.
2:0l 4I6. SAC. 7:55 and 1O:11 D. M.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31

soven doubles for Janet Gaynor appeared yesterday
afternoon at the stage door the Fox Theater me az
regation of pretty girls to the call
n The Washington Times for counterpart Of the hte
star of Street Angel
ssIt looks remarked Production Director ia hose as
though The Washington Times columns produce resu1s
Scanning the assembage beauty Mr. La Rose DECIDED
that Dorothy Palmer Of dmnutive stature and ged by
with features that closely resemble the hollywood
Street Angel best answered presentation require
ment. ], .4
Thus Miss Palmer whose stage appearances hitherto nave
been as decorative with the ST. Patrick Players
and with Little Theater group in tiny role becomes
the angelo Of the prologue Her principal duty, am
told will be to look cute while Lawrence Downey Marbles
hat Neanolitans love song Angela Mia, to
atmosphere approaching story In the busy
trade Miss Palmer has been employed as ticket
seller at the Rsto Theate Today she has agreed to face
the camera in costume and in due time, her likeness will
he reDrodl1ed *Onfthesex 5000 Fl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31

yided the story for the latest
Marion Davies picture. It comes
to Loew's Palace, the week Of
September 8.
Meyer Davis, the big or
chestra wholesaler, sends to this
desk copy of his telegram to
AnatoIe Fri edland, now
traipsing with his night club
revue at the Earle Theater.
II regret to decline member
ship in your Paddock Guild,
Anatole, for the reason that lie
Paradis case is still on appeal
and, believe me, I hope to win
that appeal. Trust yon have
season of long green and short
hauls. (Signed) Meyer Davis.
The wire was in response to
Friendland's invitation to Davis
to become q member of his Pad
lock Guild, membership being
restricted to those entrepre-
neurs de ioie who have had the
enforcement people tangle them
up as to fine legal distinctions.
FriedIand had his Club AnatoIe
locked in New York and then
became trouper. He likes
everything about trouping, he
says, except the jumps from
Boston to Butte.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31

Syndicate. Incl
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. so with
the exception OF Ben Hur, Il is
doubtful whether any photoplay
has caused Metro the trouble
which it has suffered in attempt
ing TO film .1rhe Mysterious
Island The Jules Verne thriller
IS admittedly Natural" in pro-
yiding material for q screen trans
lation. But the productions has
been haunted by D most Dersever-
ing jinx. One Of the recent causes
for its temporary abandonment
was the destruction Of the entire
equipment OF 4. unit sent to the
Bahama islands on location. Ter
rifle storms were encountered and
the project written off to profit
and loss mostly loss. Benjamin
Christensen shot b lot Of studio
stuff for the picture which has
also been rejected, and now Nero
is beginning al over again in
Iaudable determination to make
picture OF the yarn or die IN the
attempt.
Lionel Barrymore and JacQua.
line Gadsden, who were in tine
original version. have been caEt
again In the same parts MOnta-
que Love has IN important role
and James Murray, still q Metro
fayorite despite his alleged tam
trums," has the juvenile lead.
This time the production is in
the capable hands OF Iucien Hub
bard. or course it will have
sound and whatnot.
Lamar figured rather too extern
sIpely in the public prints az
The WoIf OF wall Street" or
course the sobriquet makes a
marvellous title for film thriller,
and after about $1,000 worth Of
negotiations with chalmers OF inc
name, Paramount secured all
rights to it. The picture itself
goes into production very soon
with George Bancroft as the wolf,
and Fay Wray as the girl. Mayse
Fay will be a latter day little
Red Riding Hood as they make
'em in the movies. Anyway she'll
have to dispose OF the wolf be
fore she encounters the cannibals,
etc, in -Four Feathers"
Fourteen years ago Edward
Connolly signed q contract In
New York to- play character roles
for Metro. He has been playing
them ever since in some Of the
most important pictures the COM
pany has produced. Year after
year Connolly has renewed with
the Lion, until just the other day
he affixed his signature TO the
fourteenth contract he has held.
Connolly could tell an interesting
story of those whom be mas seen
come and go.
Jimmy Gleason and Al Sartell,
having cooked up story for
Wilma Banky, hit upon a title they
figured as sure-fire. it Is .tChilds'
Fifth Avenue" But it seems
that Samuel Go1dwyn objects.
Perhaps on the ground that it
is not chiIdren's film. or "a fairy
story.
Harry Langdon has decided ! to
accept q, "Vode" proposition, for
the present and will galIop about
the country as an act for the
next month Or so. Upon return
to Hollywood he will select the
one of three offers on hand which
contains geratest appeal. Harry
hasn't been idle since his last
film, and has a lot of good story
material ready TO be made into
comedies, His first stops will be
Seattle and San Fra ncisco.
A local wit declares that Will
Morrissey is all wrong about Tom
Mix's horse making a. hit in the
salkies, because, he points out,
all Tony can say is neigh" Al
the same time, with such a lot of
horse features in picture, there
should be a spot for Tony after
all.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31

A local wit declares that Will
Morrissey is all wrong about Tom
Mix's horse making a. hit in the
salkies, because, he points out,
all Tony can say is neigh" Al
the same time, with such a lot of
horse eatures in picture, there
should be a spot for Tony after
all
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
ADyEnTlaEMEnI
Han ma Eaa.. Pier

Dr. Boices Prescription Tablets
make the appetite keen and ths Al.
gestion good. Try this cafe. rellabia
remedy tonight Tor thsE ouk q
sorts feeling that comes with
biliousness and irregular habits. AZ
your druggist zsc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
Illinois Peach Crop
Brought Over 81. 600. 900

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. Selling Of
Illinois peach crop has been com
81, 900 900.
the season, ending heavy CONNER
ciaI movements IN peaches
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31

Ramon Novarro pulled S23. 800
through the ticket windows at
Loew's Palace Theater last
week, says Mr.. SiIverman's Va
riety. The same issue reports
that the Noyarro contract with
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer expires in
December and that his new pay
will be $1,000 weekly, an in
crease of 81 900.
Observed at the ball game
watching Goose Goslin and "Sad
SAM take 4 fall out Of the tot
tering Yankees was Ed Arnold,
of the National Players. With
the temperature around SO, Ed
cast discretion to such winds as
were blowing and appeared
minus coat or collar. This is
no way to cultivate the matinee
flappers, but ] must admit he
booked darned comfortable.
Frances Moves Hart, who is
the daughter Of the president of
an esteemed Washington con-
temporary, will reap = consid-
cradle fortune out OF her re-
cent Lest seller, "The Bellamy
Trial.
The picture was made by
MetrO-G D Id W yn Mayer with
Monta Bell, the Washington di-
rector, at the megaphone. 1t
was given q pre-view showing at
Cleveland and drew rave notices
from the screen critics. The
feature was then withdrawn and
it is understood may 60 out as
special, once synchronized
sound effects are attached.
Al stage version Of the novel
has just been offered in Boston
by the Cop1ey Players and
registered so successfully 3
Broadway production is planned.
Frank E. Carstarphen, q New
York criminal lawyer, is re-
sponsible for the dramatization.
Speaking Of eThe Bellamy Trial.
as play, Len Libbey, Boston
+ critic says:
ct will be criticized by some
because of its resemblance to
"The Trial of Mary Dugan,"
especially in that the entire ac-
fion progresses in the courtroom
practically continuously. it
might well be called Mary
Dugan's weak but intelligent
sister. There are Is speaking
parts, none fat nor dramatic"
President Coolidge, say. the
press reports, laughed out loud,
when it was called to his atten-
ton that son John had been
mentioned as a possible star for
saxophone blowing number in
q musical comedy. Not, one
imagines, louder than the press
agent who was able to crack
page one of a New York daily
with such a Munchausen.
Leslie Howard, who appeared
here the farewell week OF the
Belasco season In Galsworthy's
Escape" has made a sensa'
tional hit in London in Her
Cardboard Lover" Howard is
starred with Talullah Bank
head playing the role made
famous here by Jeanne Eagels.
TalIulah, Of the Alabama
Bankheads, is ranked with Eng
lands greatest stage favorites.
/ am told she draws the largest
salary ever paid to an actress IN
Great Britain. Miss Bankheac
is very we'll known in Washing
ton, where her childhood was
spent when her father was in
Congress. Her last stage ap-
pearance here was at the Belasco
in one of the first of the
younger generation rebellion
plays, called "The Exciters." 1t
was not much rs a play al
though Talullah was given con-
siderable nf a 1recpnti0n
Evening star., 1928-12-07
Steel.

CLEVELAND.-Busin in the steel
industry has quieted somewhat in the
last few days, but operations still are
around 80 per cent of capacity.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
STOCK PRICES OFF
FOLLOWING RALLY
Market Says in Last Hour
After Undergoing Heavy
Selling Pressure.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December AFTER
maintaining a good-sized rally for
three quarters of the session, the stock
market broke sharply again in the last
hour of today's trading.
It broke notwithstanding reduc-
ton in call money from the renewal
rate of 10 per cent to per cent. The
cut in the rate came in the middle OF
the fourth hour and for a brief period
the market responded. Then came
period of hesitation, followed by de-
cline, gradual at first, but gaining mo-
mentum as prices went off.
United States Steel and General
Motors slumped in the final selling.
Steel below 154 was at new low on
the movement, and so was General
Motors as 1t broke through 200 and
then tumbled points more. Both ex-
tended their losses later on. Radio, be-
low $50, was off more than 20 points
from its high and down more than is
points from the preceding close.
Wire houses reported heavy Western
selling. However, that may be, there
was a lack of support on the decline.
The reaction began when the ticker
was practically even with the market.
on the selling side. Losses were marked
up all along the line, in many cases
stocks selling lower than at any time
yesterday. This, of course, represented
IN part the closing out of impaired ac-
counts and in part offerings from
traders who had become convinced that
the turn had come.
General Motors at 201 on the initial
sale was new low on the reaction. The
same was true Of United States Steel at
1854. Westinghouse Electric on its
opening quotation also was pelOW any
thing seen yesterday.
Radio started in on 5,000-share
block at 38l, down IA points. Radio
Keith h-Orpheum showed pronounced
weakness, opening at 36 for loss of
more than 4 points and at a new low
since listing. Many other stocks were
down from fractions to and 3 points.
After the first half hour, in which
incidentally, the sales of l,0S0,7OC
shares were more than twice as great
as in the same period yesterday, the
market Steadied and individual issues
began to move upward. Stocks did not
however, move by groups. Instead, one
or two would be picked out in each
section for so-called constructive opera
tionS.
The leader Of the coppers was Chile
up over 4 points around IS. Greene
Cananea recovered, but not in proper
ton to its recent break. Anaconda
was up point or so, and so was Ken
necott
Evening star., 1928-12-07
Wall Street Briefs

Car and truck production in November
totaled 100000, virtually double the
l41 ,O33 total of November, 1927, accord
ing to reports of factory shipments to
the National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce. The figure is for the entire
industry, including Canada. November
production was 80 per cent under Octo-
ber's total. Production in the past II
months amounted to 4,368, ZOO, compared
with 3,436,755 for the corresponding
period last year and 4,328,239 in the
record 1926 year. ...
Stockholders of the Stutz Motor Car
Co. have approved increasing the capital
to 100000 shares from 263,000.
william Jervis, formerly general traffic
manager Of the Texas Corporation, has
been elected vice president of the
Marland Oil Co. Of Ponca City, Okla.
A new cosmetics company, to be
known as Helena Ruhinstein, Inc, is
being organized to manufacture and
distribute products of Helena Rubin
stein. The Long Island City, N. Y,
factory will be taken over by the new
corporation, which will have a capital
of 1850 no par convertible So dividend
preference and 100000 no par common
shares.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
Packing House Product:

CHICAGO-Consider the heavy
supply, pork products have stood up
we'll in the last week. Trade in beef,
however, is slow and draggy.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
UTILITIES EARNINGS
REVEAL INCREASES
Mellon Announces $500, ,000,-
900 IsSue-Board Reviews
Wholesale Trade.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Gross earnings of 95 of the impor-
tant utility systems reporting to the
Department of Commerce showed gross
earnings of $186,000,000 for october,
Evening star., 1928-12-07

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holster Radio...
Kraft Pho(1h).
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Kresge(t1.60)..
kresge Dept s.
kreuger & Toll. /.
Kroger Gro(c1).
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Lambert (t6h).
Lee Tire & Rub.
Leh Por Cnlt 2 "
Lehigh Val( ~.
Lehn & Fink(3).
Life Sav(1.60)..
Lig Myers(t5)..'
Lig & Myrs B IS
Lima Locomtve.
Liz Carb (t4A).
Loew's Inc (t3)..
Loew's pf(6h)..
Loft.
Loose-W(1.60)..
Lorillard Co.
Louisiana Oil. -.
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Mccall Corp(3).
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McKes&Ro 1.60.
McKsn pf A 3 "a =.
Mack Truck(6).
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Mandel(2 No..
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Maracaibo OIL.
Market st prior.
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Mathieson(6)...
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Evening star., 1928-12-07
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office
Evening star., 1928-12-07
ICE co. MERGER RUM0RED.

BALTIMORE, December z (SpeciaD .
"A merger Of II ice companies in
Maryland and nearby States is being
arranged by New York financiers, ac-
cording to reports in the financial dis
trict.
The Federal Ice Co. and Terminal Ice
Co. OF Hagerstown will hold stockhold-
ers' meetings soon, 1t was reported, to-
consider proposals made by repre-
Sentatives Of the New York interests.
Companies In Baltimore, Washington
and Philadelphia are said to be among
those which it is planned to include
in the new organization, to be known
as the Central Atlantic States Serv-
ice Co.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, December Z CP.-Butter
Lower; receipts, 6,632 tubs; creamery,
extras, so; standards, 48; extra firsts,
4812a49; firsts, 46a471a: seconds, 43a45
Eggs-Steady; receipts, 4,747 cases;
extra firsts, 46a47; f1rsts, 40a47; ordi-
nary firsts, 30a38; refrigerator extras,
80; refrigerator firsts, 3012a31.
Poultry-Alive. steady; receipts,
cars; fowls, 18a2512; Springs, 81;
roosters, 20: turkeys, 25a30; ducks, Tia
"a; geese, %.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
Shin Line Profits Gain.

BALTIMORE, December z (SpeciaD
Directors of the Merchants & Miners
Transportation Co have declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 6212 cents
a share. payable December 81 to stock
holders of record December Is.
The company will close the current
year with net earnings larger than
those reported last year. despite the
fact. that gross was lower. Cash on
hand is approximately $750,000 above
this time IN 1927.
Evening star., 1928-12-07

c o m p a r e d with
10, 3 46,441 in
S e p t e m ber and
S177,734,493 in Oc-
tober 1927.
For the first 10
m o n t his of 1928
gross earnings to-
t a led $1,323,476,-
481, compared with
ST, Z 36,011,671 in
corresponding pc
riod of 1927.
Net earnings for
October for the
S am e Y S t e m S
amounted to STA
100000, a al nst
$67,259,727 a year
ago; while net for
Evening star., 1928-12-07

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Am Seating 500.
Am Ship & Com.
Am ShipbldgtS
Am Smelting(S)
Am Sruff(12)...
Am Stl Fdys(3).
Am Sugar.
Am Sumatra (3)
Am Tel e Ca(5).
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Am Tobacco(S).
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Atl Gulf pf(3)..
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Evening star., 1928-12-07
New Stores Planned.

NEW YORK, December 7 C0-Lane
Drug Stores, Inc, operating chain
of 56 units, is to open new stores in
Atlanta, Jacksonville and Knoxville in
the next 10 months. Sites for other
stores have been selected.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
Potatoes.
BIG RAPIDS. Mich

BIG RAPIDS, Mich.-Michigan po-
tato growers are planning to hold big
potato shows this Winter in Detroit,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
Pittsburgh to educate the consuming
public.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
Commodity Notes
Lumber.

PORTLAND, Oreg., December T.
Lumber producers anticipate strong
demand on the railroads for equipment
purposes within the next month. 1t
seems certain that 1929 requirements
fer car building will exceed those of the
present year.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-18
RAILROAD EXECUTIVE
 IS MAN IF ACTION
 IMPRESSED SEWARD
ENDORSES REMOVAL OF DEPOT TO FOOT FIFTH AVENUE;
 PORTRAIT OCTOBER

A man of action arr1ved Tn Seward last night in the person of General Manager Otto Fs-Dhlson Of es.e Alas ka Railroad, new head of the system. In less than two hours he had de- cided that the present Seward depot of the railroad would be moved from it's present site to a commanding position on the water front and that the work should begin in about 30 days, or around October. He issued instructions for track elevation, fill ings, construction of concrete walks, improvement of levels for dock ap breaches, and general efforts of co operation with things already accom- plished toward the Identification of the waterfront. His conclusions were reached after a brief tour of the water front in company with Assis- .tant General Manager A. Horn, who has been in charge of the road, awaiting his coming. MT. Horn, who has made careful study of the prob Items concerning Stewards needs, made suggestions which were care fully listened to, heartily commended and immediately adopted.
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