davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Women's s Hose
Irregular. 38c pair

24o pairs Hose specially
Assortment includes silk
and ffne rayon hose; some
Cotton. and Isle feet and
TO 10, in the assortment.
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Girls Wash
Frocks, , Csc

Were S1.95 and sass. 10 At
tractively made frocks: sight
" soiled from display.
20 pieces Girls seeo fsiik and
eotton) Underwear. Were 81.
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Infants Apparel
Reduced, 10c

Were 25c to 81. 40 Garments
priced for immediate clearance.
Included are bibs- caps, stock
ings. shirts, one pair romp-
ers, and pillowcaSes.
u Tiny Tots Wolfe Dresses.
Were 81. Now. soc
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Were $i6.50 to $2s. One and two piece
frocks and ensembles Of silk. cashmere or
tweed. Ensembles with 7s-length coats
Broken sizes IA TO SO.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Were $3.50 to SeS IS well-taiored Coats,
OF tweed. kasha-like materials and twtlls.
Some with silk Innings. Sizes IA to SO. De-
sirable colors and mixtures.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-06-21

One-picce porcelain lined
Leonard Polar King Re-
frigerator. Four rcmoy-
able shelves, golden oak
finish. Specially priced
now at $447s.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Mrs. Sallye G. Bogley and Past Grand
Patron Reuben A. Bogley In the east.
They will be assisted by other past
officers of the chapter Entertainment
and refreshments will follow A lunch
con and dinner will be given May 3.
Mount Pleasant Chapter at Its meet
ing April had as It's guests the
grand matron and grand patron. Fol-
lowing a short business meeting April 20
the men of the chapter will give a
minstrel show. The annual cabaret
of the chapter. which this year will
be 'Forty-nincrs' party, will be held
in the Masonic Temple. Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets. Saturday evening.
April 81. Reservations for tables may
be made through Past Matron Mildred
Sherman 5000 Ninth street. A prize
will be given for the most appropriate
costume The auxiliary home board
will meet at the home Of Mae Nichols
Tuesday evening.
Harmony Chapter will meet Thurs
day evening in Joppa Lodge Hall, after
which the add-to committee will give
a card party. AT the last meeting the
chapter was hostess to a large gather
ing of distinguished guests.
Fidelity Chapter met last Wednesday
evening In Joppa Lodge Hall. Grand
Matron Mrs. Sallye Bogley and Grand
Patron William j. Dow paid an official
visit. The ways and means commit
tee will give a card party at Chestnut
Farms Auditorium. Twenty sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, May l6
at 3 pm
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Edwin C. Button. president OF the
Caravan Club of Almas Temple, an
nounceS that club luncheonS are held
each Friday noon In the oak room of
the Raleigh Hotel, and invites Shriners
to avail themselves Of this opportunity
to attend these weekly gatherings.
The executive committee of Capitol
Forest. Tall Cedars OF Lebanon met at
the University Club Tuesday evening.
Several new petitions were acted upon.
The officers are preparing to attend
the annual convention to be held at
Atlantic City In May. Permission has
been granted Capt. Harry Tryon of the
Royal Rangers to double the size OF the
drill team. Applicants are wanted for
this unit and those interested should
communicate with Capt. Tryon, 1t is the
intention of the forest to purchase new
and different uniforms for this unit In
the near future
The next annual ceremonial will be
held at the willard Hotel April 80. Sew
eral prizes have been offered to the
members procuring the highest num-
Der OF saplings during the month OF
April These prizes will be distributed at
the April ceremonial.
The forest will pay fraternal visit
TO the Masonic bodies at Laurel Md,
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THE SUNDAY STAR wNsHNGToN D. C. April 15 1e2s-pARr

Esther Chapter will have as their
guests Thursday evening the Grand
Matron. Grand Patron and the matrons
and patrons of 1928 Mrs. David II.
Kincheloe, wife OF Representative
Kincheloe of Kentucky, will furnish the
program, which will be followed by
dancing.
The degrees will be conferred at the
next meeting of Temple Chapter. There
will be entertainment followed by re-
freshments.
At recent meeting of Trinity Chap
ter Grand Matron Sallye Bogley, Grand
Conductress Mrs. Merritt and Grand
Lecturer Mrs. Teachum were guests.
After the meeting short program was
rendered. A sketch by the Dramatic
Club of the Jobs Daughters, selections
by the Hi-Lo Melody Boys and recitatlonS
by Mrs. Newhard. The ways and means
committee will hold card party at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Strout, 819 c
street southwest. tomorrow evening. The
next meeting OF the chapter will be de-
voted to the exemplification of the de-
grees.
East Gate Chapter will confer the
degrees at the meeting April 20.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will have de-
gree work at its meeting April 18, at
which time the grand matron and grand
patron will be pssent. The ways and
means committee announces card
party to be held at Chestnut Farms
Dairy Auditorium May S, instead of
May 4. previously stated. The auxil-
ary home board announces theater
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Morss, ssn, ,1,GSS,0%ar. .,,rS, 30, ), NJ, NJ,
.0nt ~ Ssani. No, n. l.. 4.
AN'ert like. No an. f. A.
TacsaaE,,- National NJ, ~. NJ N.
\ Nh n neS,e eSf,er s. Ne = y, NJ
Wednesday - WashmSton Centennial
M, - 4. A.
">.is, NG, G5. NJ, NJ trast Mas.
rss' ,,asc s+' No. ~. f, A.
Thc,siore Roosevelt, No, ~, So
cial
Thqr,.tay--,Naval No, = NJ, Nj.
W,lGsm i +. S,nglcSon. No. 30.
cons,css, 30. ~. coas, Guard
pct1"rih. No. a.. &c.
FrtdsN--~Iehanon. No. : T. A.
saturdsy--School of Instruction,
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Nondsy-rctworih No, lI MARX
TncsdSy--I.s Fsvctte. Ne. Ia. Mn
chelae nieht
FridsN--S, honl ut io>t,uctien
SaturiaN--R,Gh Priests Association.
KNIGHTS TrMpLAR COM.
MANnFElE>
Monday sN---OmeHt. No. ;. visitation and
installation.
tueSNat ---- htiG hfWNnd. No. q NlSltA-
Una ana installation
Net3Nc .,laa ~--potnnlav. No = visitation
snd luStallatiou
fr1aSN--ColWmh,a. Nc. y. visitation
and installation.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tues,lay--Ni;hrSs Lodge of rcrtec-
non. statutory assembly.
ROYAL. AND SELECT MASTERS.
Nootl9s shinGion Council. No. /,
tle srceN.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

the evening of April "a. The band, led
by Charles r. Brill, will furnish music.
At the April 10 communication OF
william r. Singleton Lodge Senior Dea-
con Stevenson Will head the official line
In conferring the Fellowcraft degree.
There will also be short address by
prominent Masonic speaker.
Hiram Lodge will confer the Entered
Apprentice degree on class of five
candidates at its meeting Thursday.
John II. Eiseman, Junior warden. will
occupy the cast during the rendition
Of the degree. Continuing the Celebra-
tion of It's 100 years of existence, the
lodge will hold stag smoker for its
membership at the Arcade ballroom
April 81. when a program of boxing
vaudeville and buffet supper will be
presented.
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ORDER OF DE MOLAY.

The alumni of Robert lie Bruce
Chapter will hold dance at the
Colonial Hotel Tuesday night.
The Masqueraders will have an en-
tertainment and dance at the Colonial
Hotel April 20.
The chapteas entertainers will per-
form for he~1ircle Club April 81, at
the Pvthian Temple.
At the open installation last Thurs
day night Chester Du Bois acted as
master councillor. The installation was
followed by dancing
EASTERN STAR.
Mizpah Chapter will entertain the de-
grccs Tuesday, with Grand Matron
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Grand Matrons Hicks and Cliff and
Past Grand Patron Davis Of Virginia
Past Grand Matrons Flora E. Campbell
and Nellie T.. Fletcher and Past Grand
Patron Charles s. Shreye Of the District
OF Columbia and the Mothers Club Of
Jobs Daughters. Temple Chapter attend
ed In body. Mrs George J. Fletcher Of
Friendship Chapter rendered solo. The
auxiliary home board will meet April 25
at pm. at the home of Mrs. Marie
M. Kimmel, 518 Seventh street south
east. The twenty-eighth card party was
held wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Elmer Waters, 405 Webster
street.
The MatrOns and Patrons Association
of 1920 will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard w. Spille, 5000 Edgemoor
lane, Edgemoor. Md, April 20, at 8
O'Clock.
Brookland Chapter met last Wednes-
day night with Matron Grace B. Sites
In the east. The program was In charge
of the star Point Society, the chapter
being entertained by the drill team nf
Jobs Daughters. The Bethel Dramatic
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party at Keiths. April 10. for the benefit
of the hospital fund

party at Keith's. April 10, for the benefit
of the hospital fund.
The past matronS and patrons night
will be celebrated tomorrow evening
at Ruth Chapter. The dramatic club
will entertain.
Fidelity Chapter met last Wednes-
day evening for business and entertain
ment. Last Friday evening card party
was held at the home of Mrs. Emily r.
IhompSon. The ways and means COM
mittee announces rummage sale IN
the near future.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday Several candidates were in
itiated. The auxiliary home board
met Thursday at the home of Mrs
Bessie Franzoni. 1900 Second street
northeast. An afternoon card party
will be held April II at the home of
Mrs. Kettler. 1921 Allison street The
past matrons and past patrons will con-
tribute program April "a A masquer-
ade dance and card party will be held
April % at Chestnut Farms Dairy Au-
ditorium, TWenty-sixth street and Penn
syllania avenue
Miriam Chapter met last Monday
night and conferred the degrees on
Miss Mildred D. Garland. Mrs Mollie
Teachum presented Miss Garland with
a pin on behalf of the drill team Of
Jobs Daughters. The degrees were also
conferred on Mrs Agnes Weber as a
courtesy to Sunnyside Chapter of Port
land. Greg. The guests of the evening
were Fredericksburg Chapter of Fred
ericksburg. Va accompanied by Past
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Simple, Compact and Convenient
Light control 2 Horn button 3 Throttle
Radiator shutter control S. Starter g. Electro-lock
T. Gasoline gauge s. Choke
iM 6aahf Es s"HmH baS aeaHy H g's&us kris
ms"n7 gataHs I,me Ral nsaz- s.nn-
aHth Convenience ana s'h'" Haa exss l.rv
COUPE $t (Runtbis Seat $40 extra)
.oHeH N@ SEDAN t4-doo9 $7ss
AHprieest o. D. Dsrot, ph, eSci,e sax
of
tor interest handling dhtsurn
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Osiris Lodge No. 26. will have a
past masters night. when the ancient
and honorable will be featured in the
degree work. Master Paul L. Gardner
states il is to be "a big night" ard
present.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Continued on Thirteenth Page)
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Junior Deacon Austin J. Lester will
head the official line in the degree
work in Albert Pike Lodge. No 50. to-
morrow evening This lodge meets in
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, at Third
and E streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26

mand light. market weak; Norfolk Sec
ton, Virginia and North Carolina, s.
peck hampers, green, stringless. 1.50a
Its, mostly $50; hoSnegrowns mostly
supplying market: bushel baskets, green
Valentines, l.0oaI.25; stringless, LISA
f.50.
Cahbage-suppiies liberal: demand
light. market dull; homegrown supply
ing market; homegrown. bushel baskets,
so.
Asparagus---Supplies liberal: demand
light. market about steady; Delaware,
dozen-bunch crates and 18-bunch crates
green, 7Sa200; best mostly 150al. rs /;
Eastern Shore of Virginia. dozen bunch
and lS-bunch crates, 2.00a2. so; few
fancy high as 500.
Homegrown Peas Supply Market.
Peas-Homegrown supplying the mar
ket.
Supplies liberal: demand
slow, market dull: North Carolina,
bushel hampers No. /, 1.00a1.50 some
refused. South Carolina, all refused
Squash-Homegrowns supplying the
market.
Eggplant-Supplies light: demand
light, market steady: Florida, pepper
crates, fancy high bush, 300a3 IS ;
some small size, $50.
Peppers-Supplies light: demand
light. market steady: Florida, pepper
crates, fancy, 3.0oa3.50; some fair
quality lower.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal: de-
mand limited. market slightly weaker:
North Carolina. 32-quart crates, 2.75a
3.25: few, $50.
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cotton, lard, corn oil and soya bean
oil. These and other slight advances
were partly offset by material declines
In nitrate of soda, ground bone and 9TH
err relatively minor groups.
Loans and Discounts OF.
The Federal Reserve Boards condi-
ton statement Of GAL reporting member
banks in leading cities as Of June 20.
shows decreases for the week OF $685.
100000 in loans and discounts, OF $780,
100000 in net demand deposits, OF Sl2,-
100000 In time deposits, and OF $751;
100000 In borrowings from Federal Re-
serve banks, and increases OF $34. 600
600 in investments and OF $2ll,0OO,OO0
in Government deposits.
Heard in Financial District.
George L. Starkey, president Of the
National Bank Of Washington, was back
at his desk today after a weeks au-
tomobile trip in eastern Pennsylvania.
He was accompanied by MRS. Starkey
and devoted most Of his time to visit
ing scenic spots on the Lincoln High
way
The sweeping changes In the Security
Savings Ss Commercial Bank, at Ninth
and G streets northwest. are practically
completed. Recently the work has been
confined to the original lobby. All par
titions between the old bank and the
annex will be removed and the finished
banking rooms opened to the public
next Monday.
The wall street Journal quotes G. B.
Chapman of this city. who sailed on
the Majestic Saturday, as believing that
the present market outlook points to 9
n =
level THE broker also said that In his
opinion current business Is noticeably
behind last year.
The American Ice Co.. which operates
on a large scale in Washington, VIII
soon dispose of surplus real estate hold
inps of an estimated market value OF
between $3,000.000 and $4,000,000.
The hearing before the I. G. G. on Its
antitrust complaint against the Balti-
more a. Ohio Railroad in connection
with acquisition of stock of the West
ern Maryland Railroad. has been post
poned from July to date to be an
nounced.
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BUYS BEVERAGE FIRM.
Canada Dry Acquires g. B. Seeley

Canada Dry Acquires G. B. Seeley
G. Sons, Inc, of New York.
NEW YORK, June 26 R.--Acquisi-
ton of G. B. Seeley e. Sons, Inc, New
York, manufacturers of general car
donated beverages. by Canada Dry Gin
ger Ale, Inc, was announced yesterday.
Canada Dry will issue rights to stock
holders of record July to subscribe for
one share of new stock for each 10
shares held at $50 share, to provide
funds for the transaction and for ad-
ditional working capital Rights ex-
pire August s. The purchase price was
not announced
The acquired company will retain its
identity and will be operated as a sub
sidiary. The increased stock of CanaSa
Dry will amount to 46.333 shares and
the current So rate on Canada Dry stock
viii mean payment of $l38,999 In addi-
tional dividends. Earnings of the Seely
company are said to be largely In ex-
cess Of this additional payment.
P. D. Saylor, president Of Canada
Dry. said the company's sales and earn
ings for the first half Of 1928 would be
a record for that period.
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BUILDING RUNNING AHEAD.

NEW YORK, June 26 LP).--Construc-
ton started in the 81 States east of
the Rocky Mountains this year to June
% was per cent ahead of the amount
for the first six months of 1927, last
weeks total of S179,42i 300 bringing
this years volme so far to $3,303,-
Assoc, F. w. Dodge Corporation re-
ports. The daily average Of new con-
tracts this year is now 500, 6l2. 400
against $20,836,600 in the first half of
1927. The weeks largest contract was
a $50 ZOO, 900 railroad to be built in
Texas and the biggest Job contemplated
was a $45,o0o,o00 apparel market In
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
BUYS FUEL FIRM.

NEW YORK, June as lPl.-Phillips
Petroleum Co. today announced the
purchase Of the Benzo-Gas Motor Fuel
Co. of Kansas City. Benzo-Gas Co. will
continue to operate the present man
agement and will continue to market
Benzo-G Gas. which is made partly from
Phillips products. Non-premium grades
now being sold in the Benzo stations,
however. viii be replaced with Phillips
gasoline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
FAvORS RADIO MERGERS.
Sarnoff Says I. T. & T. and Radio
Corp. Union Is Not Near.

NEW YORK, June rs GA merger
of Radio Corporation of America with
the International Telephone g. Tele-
graph Co. is not possible at present, said
David Sarnoff, vice president of Radio,
on his return from abroad. Reports of
pending merger of the two concerns
have been current in the financial dis
trict. THE recent law enacted setting
up the radio regulatory commission Is
generally interpreted as prohibiting ra-
dio and cable companies from merging"
Mr.. Sarnoff said. However. If America
is to retain her advantage in the radio
field. mergers viii have to be brought
about" Radio Corporation was in ex-
cellent shape, he said, and he looked
forward to highly successful year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26

BOSTON. June 26 Especially Trading
continued light and was restricted to
a few lines today in the Boston wool
market. Dealers were not pushing
sales. as they have disposed OF more
new woods than is usual at this season.
Fine territory wool was quoted at LIZA
lao. clean basis; French combing at
i.08ai.1O. half blood at l.12al.15,
three -eighths blood at 105al.l0 and
quarter blood at LOCAL 05. Fine Ohio
fieeces were quoted at 50a5l. grease
basis; half blood at 5ia52. three -eighths
blood at 56a57 and quarter blood at SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26

l0714, Sand g. Gravel preferred moved
at 9734, while the only bank stock
transaction was in Second National,
which brought 270.
In the bond division Capital Traction
IS sold at 1929, and Washington Gas
IS recorded a thousand-dollar sale at
los. Washington Gas IS, series B, sold
at 1867. The bond market also noted
a thousand-dollar sale In Washington
Railway e. Electric general refunding
IS at 1929.
The list of local securities now being
quoted ex-dividend includes the larger
percentage of Washington banks, as
we'll as a majority of the miscellaneous
issues.
Three Banks Declare Dividends.
The directors of the International
Bank met yesterday and declared q
semi-annual dividend Of $3.50 per
share on the capital stock of their in
stitution. This dividend is payable on
July Is, 1928. This will make the
twentieth dividend that has been paid
by the International Bank since the
date Of its incorporation. July, 1920.
At the meeting Charles M. Pepper
of New York was elected regional
director of the bank.
The Washington Savings Bank has
declared the usual semi-annual divi-
dend of per cent to stockholders Of
record July 90. payable July 2,
Thomas E. FARRELL, the president, an
nounced today.
The Southern Maryland Trust Co.,
with banks at Seat Pleasant and
Upper Marlboro. Md, has declared a
semi-annual dividend OF Al per cent,
4%fn %~ etc TsxfTt
according to an announcement made
by Samuel j. Henry, president Of the
bank.
Banker Celebrates SD Birthday.
John D. Leonard, veteran Washington
banker will celebrate his SD birthday
tomorrow. Born in Washington on
June 81, 1875. Mr.. Leonard was edu-
Gated here, took his degrees at the
Georgetown Law School. and on June
80, 1894. was admitted to the District of
Columbia bar.
After practicing law for some time
Mr.. Leonard became deeply interested in
finance and entered the banking field
In November, 1917, he organized the
Washington Savings Bank and became
It's first president. Some years ago,
when the institution had become well
established, Mr.. Leonard Withdrew from
the presidency to become first vice
president and treasurer.
Mr.. Leonard is deeply interested in
the District Bankers Association, has
served on many important committees
and attended an unusually large num-
Der of conventions. He Is member OF
the American Bankers Association, as
well as the city group, and several other
local clubs.
Alexander Dunbar Passes Away.
E. z. Mountjoy. Washington repre-
sentative of the American Bankers
Association. received a telegram today
reporting the death early today Of Alex
ander Dunbar. vice president OF the
Bank of Pittsburgh. Mr.. Dunbar was
q regular attendant at the conventions
of the A. B. A. and had several per-
sonal friends among Washington bank
ers. He was former president Of the
associations clearing house division.
Commodity Prices Slightly Higher.
The price of commodities advanced
one-llalf of per cent during the week
ended June 80, according TO the whole
sale price index compiled by the Ma
tional Fertilizer Association. The large
advances we're In hogs, lambs corn, oats,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26

preferred STOCK, Sly
transactions, in
volving 6S shares
taking place at 107
Capital Traction
was off fraction.
ally, opening at 10
a n d closing a,
1864. Washing
ton Gas came on,
at 9524. Mergen.
t h aler Linotype
opened at 100st
and close d a.
l0o3s. Lanston sol
to the extent o
40 shares at lis.
Twenty shares o
Merchants Trans
fer g. Storage pre-
e -zlS - .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26

1,40O shares Of q certain stock at $40
share. On that day he received all
order for 5000 shares Of the stock, and.
under the rules governing specialists,
should have sold all Of the 1,4O0 shares
Of the order. It Is alleged, however,
that he sold the trader. wanting 5000
the remaining 1000 shares for him
self at $40. and later sold the trader
these 1000 shares at SAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
POTATO MARKET WEAK.

CHICAGO, June IS Cp).--Potatoes.
receipts. las cars: on track. 343; total
United States shipments. 670 cars: new
stock trading rather light. market weak.
Southern-sacked Bliss Triumps. LISA
1.50, o few fancy shade higher: poor. ITO
alas; North Carolina. barrel. Irish Cob
Virginia, barrel. Cobblers. 265. Old
stock trading very light, market dull
Wisconsin-sacked Round Whites, 50a60:
Idaho-sacked Russets, 65a65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
{. H. STERN EXPELLED.

Member Of Stock Exchange ousted
for Unethica1 Business Conduct.
NEW YORK, June 20 (P).-Edwin H.
Stern, member Of the New York Stock
Exchange since october 10, 1910. was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
INITIAL DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, June % (P.-Spiegel-
May-Stern Co. declared an initial
quarterly dividend Of rs cents on the
common stock. placing 1t on an annual
basis OF So, and an initial quarterly OF
sl.621s on the $3.50 cumulative pre-
ferred, both payable August / to
holders of record July -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
CHECKER CAB SALES.

NEW YORK, June % i4).-Checker
Cab Manufacturing Co. sold ]. $50 taxi
cabs in the first five months this yea.
of 1912 manufactured. First quarter
earnings were $305 900. against $ii9,-
900 the preceding quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26

expelled today for unethical business
conduct.
Mr.. Stern was a partner of the New
York Arm bearing his name and acted
on the floor of the exchange as spe-
cialist or trader who makes specially
other members.
On May 8, according to the charges
against him, he had an order to sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
BUYS BAL TIMORE SITE.
Royal Dutch Shell Plans 81 900, 600
Plant at Maryland City.
Ieclal Dlspatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 26.--Negotiation
for the purchase OF site have been
closed and construction Of q Si.000.000
plant for the Royal Dutch Shell Syn
dicate will be started In Baltimore soon.
Negotiations for the site have been
pending for some time and the purchase
finally was made by the Asiatic Petrol
cum Co. Ltd, of London.
The site has frontage of 800 feet
on the Patapsco River. opposite the
main ship channel, and contains 46
acres. including 81 of fast land. The
plant will include modern asphalt
plant and storage tanks for fuel oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-26
COTTON GOODS RISE.

NEW YORK, June IS Especially -
Cotton goods markets showed more ac-
tivity today. Print cloth quotations
were marked up IA at 77s for previous
and remained unchanged at ga. Raw
silks unchanged. quiet market.