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MEXICO TO AVOID
IRRITATING j. s.
At HAVANA PARLEY
Gales Instructs Delegates to
Shun Issues Which May
Be Embarrassing.
PRESIDENT NOT TO BREAK
HIS PLANS FOR VISIT
Coolidge Not Unmindful of Cues
tion of Safety Involved
in Trip.
nec,al Dispatch TO The Star

Speci2l OfSp3tcn 10 i ne StaT
MEXICO CITY, January 7.-Presi.
dent Gales today received the Mex
lean delegation 10 the Pan-American
Conference at Havana and instructed
its members to avoid raising contro-
versial issues which might hs irritat'
ing or embarrassing to the America n
Government.
As the Mexicans are expected to
exert a powerful influence on all the
other Latin American delegations and
as in the past Mexican and American
policy in Latin America have often
been at odds. Senior Gales instruc'
,ions are taken here to strengthen
the hope that improved relations be-
tween all countries will result frcm
the conference.
The Mexican delegation. II Is an
nounced, will work only for closer
ties and amicable understandings
among the countries of the Western
hemisphere.
VIII Sail "Wednesday.
The delegates will leave for Vera
Cruz tomorrow night and sail for
Havana ON Wednesday. The President
men representative of the best brains
in Mexico. The chairman, Julio
Garcia. is one of the outstanding
authorities on international affairs In
Mexico.
Ferna ndo Gonzalez Roa, another
member. was one of the two Mexican
commissioners to Mexican-American n
Conferences in 1923. Aquilesel Orquy
is agent of the Mexican section of the
American-Mexican Special Claims
Commission.
Salvador Urbina In justice of the
Supreme Court, was earlier in the
year acting president OF that tribunal
and wrote the recent decision in the
Mexican petroleum case confirming
the rights of oil compa MES for which
they had contended
Mexico will play a very importa mt
role at Havana" declared Justice
Urbina. I'VE desire TO contribute In
every possible way TO the success of
the conference i'm order that that
gathering viii benefit Latin American
countries
urrFE Nnr f,ANrK-t WfYtp Y
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Gay Young Mothers Who Dope Babies
While They Cad Are Warmed by Judge

That such Rrsetiee II prevalent IN
homes here Mas Arausht ~ the ~
taAttan III ,sulge Snsstev aud Alates
.AttafnsS Harper Raleattne, The
pfaetica Ia 10 feed tatan,s saustaaaM
amt ather sleen producing drugs, eeF
mlttms The n,uthers % altn aWaS ~.
n,ans haasa 10 maviex aaA eard
PARTIES
,iu,,as snsder advsAted Maes
dsastie law and stated "lhS wh,Netns
tesl wauhA aat he teA sNed Tor ANY
wan,aa MIA wauht ksataNlsse theft
lehiiAeen'~ health aAa laS the keanssa
,,an tue future aens Aenaa~
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LONDON FEARING
RETURN Of FLOOD
Devastating Tide viii Re-
main Threat Until tuesday,
Authorities Warn.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. January High tides
driven by a violent gale from the
North Sea met the food waters Of the
upper Thames Valley In London early
today and wrought the city's worst
Hood disaster I'm living memory.
Crashing through the protecting wall
In two places and overfiowing Its
bs nks at a number of low spots. the
river swept into hundreds of dwell
rngs and drowned II persons and
threatened the lives of thousands
Tonight police and residents aicng
the swollen Thames watched and
guarded against recurrence OF the
destructive overflow. which the su-
thorfties assert will remain a threat
vet for several days. The snbsiding
OF the gale, however. and the return n
OF the high tide this afternoon with.
out a repetition Of the disaster leads
| 10 the belief that such recurrence II
hardly likely.
Staggering Damages.
While relief organizations are ear.
! ing for hundreds of destitute and
away the wreckage, no authoritative
estimate az TO property damage has
been made. although this undoubtedly
will reach staggering figures.
Probably the outstanding loss oc'
Cured in the Tate Gallery, officially
styled the National Gallery Of British
Art, where i5.0 900 Turner drawings are
among the damaged or ruined ART
! treasures. The Turner wing contains
In addition to this vast number OF
drawings, numerous finished and un
finished paintings by the great artist
Notable structures affected by the
food are the Houses of Parliament.
the Tower OF London. Waterloo Hos
pitai, ST. Thomas Hospital. Blackwall
Tunnel, Chelsea Power House and
Wooiwich Arsenal. The hospitals
were affected only In the Easements.
Without Warning.
Within few hundred yards Of the
stately Houses Of Parliament and The
ysn., able Westminster Abbey. and
across the river wiihin'n stone y
throw Of Lambeth Palace. official
residence Of the srchbishops of Can
| terbury, since the day vi the Pianta
senels. there are dwelling places
crowded together, where many thou
| sands II L0Bd0D's poorest find shelter
Upon these the flood waters came
| swiftly IN the night.
80 sudden Wss the inrush that iht
| inha bita nts hardly had time to put on
their miserable sembia nee of outdoor
wear. Plungtng into the dark streets
they found them flowing Ike canals
the murky waters already stealing
| towards the upper rooms Of the dwell
| ings.
Mounted police battered at all doors
10 arouse sleeping inmates. Thes
stood In their stirrups and reached Il
the upper windows helping people out
An eyewitness on Lambeth Bridge
st the early morning high tide de
seribed The break which 0.ertt0wef
iBrOsyeDor road Westminster, Ga usins
the death ~ 10 persona.
lie obserSsh water pouring over fhs
, nfifb work ~ the emtJa neni; thet
H0BiinHeG on Page q. Column -
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Champion Lazy Man
OF the World Dies
In Irish AImshOuse
By the Associated Press,


BELFAST. Ireland. January T.
George Thompson. who long had
the reputation Of being the LATEST
man in the world. died at Lurgan.
County Armagh. today.
George took to bed In early man
hood and declined to leave IL for
30 years. until. indeed. his mother.
who supported him. was forced TO
enter the workhouse. He accom-.
panied her The authorities said
that he couldn't loaf there. but he
stayed with them anyway until
his death
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COBH. Ireland. January @.-
Frederick sterling. American Minister
TO the Irish Free State. IL sailing To,
the United States tonight aboard the
eamship Celtic. lie will 40 In Wash
ington on his arrival In America.
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special Dispatch 10 The star

AuEkatOWN, Md, January '~
Pleasure seeking mothers wha t"ne
their infants 10 they can attend
muvtes and bridge parties, a pfa.slve
reparied Ia he vasnsaan IN tlastrs
lawn, viii feel the tuil extent Ut the
law. was the warming issued ,astay
by Juvenile Court iuasa liatss y
ansaer,
Judge Suyder said that lhe eN.reme
nanaity ef iva wears IN the Matt end
,lunsa af catrseliea Waald hs lM
possa aimn ,hess teuna guilty,
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SANTA MONICA, tahf, January :
tAN "A sharp earthquake shoek MAS
fell here at s,ae p>m to-day, M dam
ave Mas reparted
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TODAY'S STAR
PART ONls---36 PAGES.

General News~~i.ocal. Satiorai and
Foreign
Aces tp"w~i'age 10,
schools and Colleges Pages 80,
District of Columbia Naval Reserve
Page 10
Y. W, G., A. Notes Page 30.
Radio News and rrograms~~faees ~
and 30.
t'ina nciai News Pages 81 and 3a,
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E,pe.,s 10 Eujoy ssIf

h"i puiy IL p.esidrni t'oolja4e ioes
sis sIi AaId "a hjs ia yana Wait ~
i'ieens .a strengthening ttlfnsshiPt
f''a i'snnip'its aniis but ne 1Si''f'' :
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column "
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PART TWO--s PAGES.

Editorials ana EDITORIAL Features,
Notes Of Art anu Artists s~riase !,
Raviews OF Winter uooks~~t'ase I
Veterans Of the Great War~~Page d
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PART THiiEE--li PAGES


PART THREE--la PAGES
society
Tales af Wen known Folk Page 6
News of the Clubs taae {,
clubwn nmen ~ the Nation tase ).
y. A, u, Aetivities-~I'ase .,
Around The t'ity~-l'age 10,
W. 4, y, u, Notes Page 10.
Parent Teacher Activities Page 10.
Fashions and Wnmen's Features 7
Pages u ant ~
FART FOlN~--ii PAGES.
Tbeater, screen and Music,
Motors AMI Motor Touring.
Musie '- Page
Mutoring ~~s Pages q and 10
t'fatefnai News~-t'ase H.
Army and Navy NeWs~ri'age -,
civilian Army NsWae~ t'ase -
Army and Navy Union - Fave -
Spa anlsh War Veterans ~rase IA
PART tlvE~~i rA0Es,
rink sports Section,
PART siN~~H RACES,
classified Advertising
serial, "Miss hfawn VI X r. q "vs
t.aRe
District NatMaat Guard - taags
taay seout NeWswwt'ase \,
lsANr kEttiN~~A rAtiks.
Maea sins Aen,ion -~ t'ietmn and limn,
tiNAtWiC sie(rtON.sk rAGts
Wash Evea,s IN Pictures
TN Nh AEtTtNN--t rAGEss
Mint and left Req lar t'ellaes Al,
and Atrh Utah iiRhtA ut litalurA
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From Press to Home
Wishin the Hour

The Star IS delivered every evening and
Sunday morning to Washington homes at
80 cents per month. Telephone Main 5000
and service will starr Immediately
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WEATHER.

~ = Weather Bureau Forecast !,
Increasing cloudiness today followed
by showers tonight Tomorrow fair
and somewhat colder.
emrerature--Highest. S3. at 4 pm;
lowest, Al, at 3 am
Full report on page I.
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rARr sEvEN.s~a rAtks,

Muit and LEFT Reg lar fellaes Al,
and Mrs,. iliah idahls Ut litsiafs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-16
Political
Announcement

Under thia heading will be published
The names Of candidates for public office
The fees for announcement will be as
folIOwss
For district offices....... .$25.o0
For county offices. .s25.O0
For justice Of the peace. ....$l5.00
For precinct offices. ...... $500
Names Of candidates will be carried In
The announcement column until the July
primary.
The Brownsville Herald 10 authorized 10
make the following anncuncements OF
candidates subject TO the democratic pri-
mary in July;
FOR CONGRESS
Sid Hardin.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY;
sd. s. Purl. Corpus Christi.
FOR SHERIFF
r. n. (Bob) johnson
G.. G. (Gib) Henson.
Duncan S. WRIGHT
w. Frank Brown.
C. A. (Mike) Manahen
s. NJ. Jester.
L. G. Nichols.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
NJ. r. Hall (re-eleetion).
r. W. Moran.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE:
II. II. Banker.
COUNTY TREASURER:
Mrs. A. w. Cooke. reelection.
Mrs. o. L. Hipp.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR:
W.. B. Walton.
FOR CONSTABLE
Y. J. Hanna. Justice Precinct No.
2, Brownsville.
John Martin; reelection: Justice
precinct No. 2, Brownsville.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Pre-
cinct No. g
Sam II. Bell. Jr.
Geo. Champion.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT:
r. A. Woodbridge. Rio Hondo.
Mrs. W. r. (BilD Jones.
FOR COUNTY CHAIRMAN:
Ii. L. Yates.
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TELEPHONE GENERATING proyides /,

TELEPHONE operating provides a
~year-round employment at
good salary with plenty opportunity
for advancement. All better positions
are filled from the operating force.
There Is no better work for girls.
Our clean well ventilated operating
rooms and attractive rest rooms are
Tor our girls only. No direct con-
tact with the public; supervisors and
chief operators are women and
themselves expert operators. all of
makes u work especially de-
for young ladies just starting
out in the business world. See the
Chief Operator at the telephone Of
flee.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELE-
PHONE COMPANY F-g9
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ADvERTIsEMENTs win bs 60
csptsd over che talephons from taas
pnons subserihsrs. o. from thnse having
rsEulsr charge eeoconts. 0tkar classified
@ussftislnE must be accompanied hy cash
70 advertisement accepted on On until
tofbtd" order. A specified number az In
aertions must - gfvua-
The Herald reserves the right % .placs
~ advertisements under the proper elasss.
Lssfion. and reject uneisan Or objection
ohitasriss, resolutions end cards os
lies rnta.
TIA publishsrs are not responsible for
.oDys Omissions. typographical errors CO
40 untntentional error that mag occur.
1sFtner than 70 correct In the NEXT Issue
A.isr u Ia brought 70 their attention. AL
aavsrtisinK orders ara accepted en- this
1sisDhons No. 0 ana dictate ,our advsr.
writer.
To insure publication sans day eopy
should Be presented not later than 10 80
m Ccpy for Sunday issrss shculd BE
~ not later than 1:30 p. IN. Saturdays e.
insure proper classification.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
\ words or less. ore insertion ...... .toc
gser 20 words, one insertion. per word ~
SUBSEQUENT insertions run eonsecutively
" tho month. per word ............ a6e
minimum Tor monthly rate. 20 words
NO classified advertisement accepted
LOCAL READER RATES
rlrst merton. per word ............. &c
same I'd run eonsecutivs days. pw
wuxa
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TWO-ROOM APARTMENT with gas,
also sleeping rooms. Phone 258 or
1864. $40 Elizabeth street. ca
UNFINISHED DUPLEX. Phone
va
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Business Notices
NOTICE

NOTICE
This L. to notify the public that
all interest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L.
.HeKone in the San Benitc News COM
pany has been purchased By II. G..
Stilwell. Jr., and that Mrs. G.. L.
MeKone will continue as manager.
ID. II.
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Lots For Sale

RIVERSIDE PARK lots $3.50 M. All
improvements including a~Il-weather
streets. Take advantage or our easy
payment plan. Foster-Moothart
co. F-6l
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FOR RENT-New five-room bunra-
low in West Brownsville i'm desir-
able n~eiRhborhod. Rental $40 per
month. ThiS property will be avail
able July 1. Address inquiries 70
Box 963. Brownsville. F-lOI
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NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
(Matamoros Ststionl
Ne t32-To Monterrey. Mexico City.
. so q. m.
No. l3I-From Mexico City. Monterrey.
. 80 D. m
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FINANCIAL
Mortgages-Loans

MONEY TO LEND on good brick
business property and well improved
farms. Interest rate s per cent, 6
l-2 per cent or Z per cent. payable
semi-annualiy. Easy terms. 5. G..
Graham & Co.. Brownsville. Texas,
S-lbO
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! SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. &i9--From Houston. San Antonio.
e.45 n. m.
No. SOTO Houston. San Antonio.
6.30 o. m.
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REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE-Two good business lots
10 Point Isabel. Texas; lots III and
liza on Railroad street. Price $500;
terms on part. j. NJ. Newell, Par
sons, Kansas. F-93
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Houses For Sale

NEW SEVEN-ROOM bungalow house
for sale, West Washington street:
gas connections; corner lot, $500.
Write F-S9, care Herald. Esq
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COUNTRY CLUB Tourist Park-Ex-
c~ellent, coolest cottages IN Valley.
Two-room apartments, lights, water
and garage. $40 per month. On
Highway. E-227-G
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

FOR QUICK SALE-Grocery and
meat market cheap. Will sell one
or both. Doing big cash business.
This is a bargain. Box SIS Harlin-
gen, Tex. F-59
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FOR RENT-Small beautifully fur
2ished duplex; in West Brownsville.
For summer, very reasonable rates.
References required. r. %. Box
il4S, or phone 1928. F-s4
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RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
To Point Isabel. $3.50 a. m.
From Point Isabel. 4 .. N
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Situation Wanted

PUBLIC STENoGRAPHIC worx--
Mrs. w. G. Haddon, offices Foster
Moothart Company. ground floor Cro-
mack Building. Correspondence, legal.
etc. Reasonable prices. E-223
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offered for return Of la
dies silver kid purse and contents.
Inquire ut Herald. F-9S
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SIX ACRES. 2 milea Of Harrington.
= liz acres bearing trees: prize $4,000.
VIII accept good car up to 1000
and carry balance. Ideal building
site. Henry Ford. HarlinGen. Texas
F-l05
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EXPERIENCED lady stenographar
and office assistant desires position.
Speaks, reads and writes Suanish.
~fluently. Address D-242. are Herald.
D-z42
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MISCELLANEOUS


CULLED POTATOES for sale; sl.oO
per hundred. Rio Grande Delta Gar
deners' Association, on 7th street IL
q. y. tracks. E-I04
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AMERICAN registered pedigree Ger
man police puppies for sale. Inquire
Harrington, Box 1853, or first orchard
south Of tower. near Harlingen. FLO
FINE FLOODED fox terrier puppies
for sale. G.. w. Webster. near Moss
Store. old Point Isabel road. phone
sClS-F4. F-103
THORoBRED German police pup
pies for sale. Mrs. Stafford. Glen
wood Hotel, phone 619.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house
for the summer 1922 q. Francis
Street, West Brownsville. Phone
95T-J. F-rns
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FOR RENT-Six room house; garage
and servants quarters. 1725 West
Monroe Street. Phone 9l2-R.
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE-Electric range, gas stove,
table. Call at 1850 Washing
ton street. F-43
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BLACK DIAMOND BUS LINES
Cars to Mission on the hour every hour.
Q a m. 70 8 .. m. and ut tao a m. $3.50
.. m. 1880 .. m. and . .. m.
To Point Isabel. 9 q m. IL N and 4
o. m
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For Sale
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Train Information
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES /.

MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
No. ITO Houston. San Antonio. $500
O. m.
No. Is--To Houston. San Antonio. St.
Louis. s:SS .. m.
No. fS-From St. Louis. San Antonio
Houston. s:5b n. m.
Second No. 15-From San Antonio and
Houston. e:t0 a. m.
No lf-From San Antonio and Hous-
ton. 9:55 .. m
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VERY COOL two room south apart
ment with sink. Garage free. s25.
hone 9i6-W. F-Ag
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Herald CasIeds Ads. Are More Interesting Than a Move, Phone s

NEBRASKA APARTMENTS - Fur
nished, every convenience, friRidaire,
and gas ranges Jefferson and -Four.
teonth Streets. Phone llyd. Wa
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FOR hENT-Modern unfinished
apartments, new, F~rigidaire, gas,
electricity, garage, prices reasons
bic. m" System Store, 655 Eliza
beth street. A-1O3
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Buy or Exchange

WANTED-Reasonably priced Sec
ond-hand typewriter in good condi-
ton. Phone 51SW. F-65
Evening star., 1928-02-12
GOOD ROADS NEEDED.

NEW YORK, February II fE1-The
rapid increase in American automobile
registration Is confronting the country
with the necessity of greatly acceler-
ating its good roads program. says the
Union Trust Co, Cleveland. Unless this
is done, serious traffic congestion may
develop upon wide scale within few
years, the bank asserts There are now
23, ,000, 900 automobiles registered In this
country. an average of almost one car
to each family and the bank thinks
registration probably will reach 30 900. =
900 In less than five years In 1924
expenditures for all highways outside Of
cities, were just under $50 900 900. In
1927. the country's outlay for highways
was 81, ,350, 900 900, a 22-fold increase.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
COTTON GOODS FIRMER.

NEW YORK. February II Pj.-Cot-
ton goods were firmer today. business
continuing to show more breadth in
gray cloths, wash fabrics and other
lines. Burlaps we're unchanged. with
a steady undertone. Raw silk was
steady Silk goods were more active.
New lines OF wool goods will be opened
on Monday In mems wear departments
Reductions In knit underwear ranging
from 25 to so cents a garment have
been made by some large producers.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
MERGER RUMORED.

NEW YORK, February II UP.-Re-
ports were heard In Wall Street today
that the stock holdings Of Nicholas A.
Brady In Consolidated Gas Co. Of New
York and Brooklyn Edison Co. had been
bought hv interests affiliated with the
Koppers Co. Pittsburgh. which was he
lieved To be preliminary TO the talked-os
merger OF the New York utilities corn
panies. Other rumors were tha. fnanc-
ing for the reported merge. would BE-
handled by J. p. Morgan 81 Co, United
Gas improvement Co, Philadelphia, Is
closely allied with the Koppers Co.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. February II G4D.-Rye
barely steady. No. 2 Western, 1217a
fob. New York and 1901. elf. export.
Wheat spot steady No. / Dark North
ern Spring elf. New York all rail-,
l.493s No. 2 hard Winter fob. New
York all rail. 1493s: No. 2 mixed
Durum fob. New York all rail, 1924:
No. Manitoba fob. New York all rail,
firm; No. 2 Yellow elf New York all
rail. l.12M; No. 8 Yellow elf. New
York all rail, 108. Oats spot steady;
Nd White, 66a4. Other articles un-
charged
Evening star., 1928-02-12
BUTTER IS EASY.
Trading Is Dull and Undertone
Very Unsettled.

CHICAGO, February II R.-Butter
appeared easy today with trade dull and
the undertone very unsettled. Supplies,
especially top scores, showed slight ac-
cumulations in some quarters. Receiv-
ers generally were free sellers but were
not inclined to offer concessions. The
centralized car market was barely
steady, with 90-score cars cent
lower. Buyers showed very little in
terest and trade WAS slow.
Fresh 90 score. As; OIL score. Az
80 score, a.: 80 score. 43; 88 score. AZ;
81 score Al.
Centralized 80 score, 441z; 80 score,
43; 88 score, AZ.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
STOCK BOOST
Is PLANNED.
NEW YORK

NJ Ew YO Rk
February II (S1,
5 to- K holders cf
Electric Bond q
$ hare Co, and
Electric Bond &
s are Securities
coyyNrssh,r Will
vote March ) on a
proposed increase
in GutaN,gi%d cap
isal SEceS; AT ad-
i,siolsal i,ao0.eeo
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Evening star., 1928-02-12

NEW YORK, February IL R-
Freight traffic on the Seaboard Air Line
Railway in January was 14.5 per cent
lower than January, last year, l76,0l2
carloads against 205. .806.
The man who takes most interest In
his work is the money lender.
Evening star., 1928-02-12
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