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The Washington times., 1929-04-17

goth and M Auto Supply Co.
1161 goth st. N. w.
Owens Motor Co.
1928 Georgia Ave. N. w.
Riverside Service Station
7th & Water SITS. S. w.
J. H. Randall, 6OO7 Dix st. N. E.
E. B. Rector
5443 Conduit Rd. N. w.
]. HI. Rieley
CSC Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
r. ROsenfelt
4415 Dean Ave. N. e.
e. C. Sherfey
18th and A SITS. N. E.
Swami Service Garage
TIT 18th st. n. w.
Tobin's Service Station
18th & Monroe SITS. N. E.
Tourist Camp
East Potomac Park
r. Wheeler
WheeIer's Auto Service
1870 You st. N. w.
w. E. Wilson, 1O3 Upshur St.
ACCOTINK, VA.
A. s. Lynn
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Baker Motor Co., lis N. Pitt st.
The Washington times., 1929-04-17

FIT. MYER HEIGHTS, VA.
E. C. Metcalf
John Multerer
Mrs. B. A. Shepherd
GARRETT PARK, MD.
E. w. Offut
EVANSVILLE, MD.
Edward Johnson
Justine & Nicholson
]. w. McNamee
Empress Service Station
KENSINGTON, MD.
w. J. Umstead
LENOX, MD.
r. n. T1tum
LINCOLNIA, VA.
Witherr Supply Co.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
Mt. Rainier Tire Shop
NORTH WOODSIDE, MD.
C. P. Atwood, PrOpr.
Triangle Garage
NORBECK, MD.
L. w. White
POTOMAC, VA.
G. C.. Angel
M. III. Kendrick
Mrs. Annie Vining
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Reed Bros. Garage
ROSSLYN, VA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16
Wall Street Briefs
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Life insurance production during the
first 1929 quarter increased rs per cent
over the same period last year, the As
ISOLATION of Life Insurance Presidents
reports. New insurance written in
March was Sic per cent greater this
year than IN 1928. The total new busi-
ness Of the A companies having men,
bersfip In the association was $3,167,-
287,o 900 during the first quarter Of 1929.
against $2,S45, 125 900 last year.
wall Street expects that plans for re-
capitalizing the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way will mature within the next week
or so. Reports say that retirement of
$25, 600, 900 adjustment per cent In
come bonds will be proposed In ex-
change for first and consolidated per
cent bonds and stocks.
Stockholders Of Imperial Oil, Linn
tied, Of Toronto, have approved an in
crease In the no-par capital stock to
When the split was proposed. the COM
pany announced that the dividend
would remain unchanged. The stock
paid 81 so share last year,,
Offering Is made today of $4,000 no
par value $3.50 cumulative preferred
stock, series G, carrying warrants for
purchases Of class B common, Of Com
monwealth Utilities Corporation for
purchase Of the Arizona Power Co. and
for other corporate purposes.
Stockholders Of Standard Textile
Products Co. Of youngstown, Ohio. will
be asked to approve financial re-
organization involving reduction of the
capital stock to 100000. The ex-
ecutive committee has informed the
shareholders that the company has
deficit of $4,000 900 and cannot pay
dividends until this Is eliminated, q
process that would require about 4
years.
Custom Shelters, which took the lead
In reducing copper prices recently from
their high level at "a cents pound,
domestic, have offered the metal In
Of three-quarters Of a cent under the
previous quotation for domestic ship
ment. No buying, however, was report
ed at that price. The export price Is
expected to be reduced to correspond
with the new domestic quotations.
Directors Of First National Pictures,
lnC., nave VOte0 10 TeGlfe Cne euCiEe
outstanding 8 per cent participating
first preferred stock on July at lis
with funds derived from earnings. The
common stock Is controlled by Warner
Brothers Pictures, Inc.
The newly organized oil-producing
unit Of e. w. Marland 81 Co.. formed
by e. w. Marland and other former
ofacers Of the Marland OIL Co., win
have authorized capital of 100000
shares, equally divided between class
A and class B. Marland and his as
sociates have subscribed for more than
one-quarter Of the class A shares, which
are to be sold to provide working cap
ital. Mr.. Marland viii be chairman.
Stockholders of Graham-Pa Mo-
tors Corporation of Detroit at their an
nual meeting today approved the pro.
posal to increase the authorized COM
mon stock to 2,5O0.000 shares from
1000 ,0O0.s Thomas Bradley and e. r.
Harrell were elected directors. filling
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of W.. A. Wheeler and adding another
member Of the board, bringing the
membership to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16
STOCKS IN RALLY
AS SESSION ENDS
List Loses Ground in Early
Dealings Under Selling
Pressure. !.
BY GEORGE +. HUGHES.
,cial Dispatch TO The Star.

NEW YORK, April 16.-Drifting
about aimlessly the greater part Of the
session today's stock market rallied
briskly at the close, but left on with
mixed price changes. At intervals the
selling was heavy, but 1t did not afect
all the list alike.
Among the features were the heayi-
ness In United States Steel. weakness In
Anaconda, which, however was partly
eliminated toward the end; sharp
break In CRANKY Consolidated. strength
in American Can, carrying that stock
to a new high for the present shares,
and short covering in the mail order
shares and in Chrysler.
Call money, renewing at per cent.
went to per cent for new loans in the
last hour. There was little or no dis
cussion of money, however, all interests
being concerned on the terms Of the
new offering to Steel shareholders ex-
pected after the close. 3
Pressure on the list was In evidence
at the opening and was most effective
in the copper stocks, some Of the mo-
tors and some of the steels. Perhaps 1t
was natural that the copper shares
should have been in supply. Copper
metal was quoted today Is cents,
against the recent high OF "A cents, q
large percentage of decline, and, besides,
the copper stocks had been speculative
favorites for so long that their techni-
cal position was none too good.
The Street was filled with forebodings
as to the effect Of motor car compete
ton, although there was nothing tangi-
BILE on which to base the pessiinism.
General Motors sales to dealers and
dealers sales to users for the first quar-
ter of the year and for March made q
highly favorable comparison with the
figures for the same periods year ago.
The motors were not all weak. Hud-
son was strong and so was Marmon.
Hupp was higher at times. Still Chrys-
Ter made q new 1929 low, as II sold un-
der SO, and General Motors ranged ur1-
der the preceding close.
The steels were curiously irregular.
U. s. Steel, while awaiting terms Of
the offering of the new stock, made a
new low on the movement. There was
no corresponding reaction in the inde-
pendence steel stocks. Bethlehem was
persistently supported around yester-
days close and Republic was . point or
so on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16

San Francisco Bay now has fou
highway bridges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16
CHANGES I'm RAILROAD
OWNERSHIP ARE RAPID

BY the Associated Press.
Yesterdays petition Of the Nickel
Plate Railroad to the Interstate COM
merce Commission for permission to
take over the Wheeling 81 Lake. Erie
system brings up q new all-tirne record
In one railroad matter. No line has ever
changed owners so fast as has the Wheel
ing since 1927. Its major title reposed long
In the hands OF the Rockefeller interests,
but two years ago, o. r. Van Sweringen
Of Cleveland and the Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad combined In q swift stock MARI
ket swoop and private negotiation to
take Il III.
An even swifter transfer Of stock cer-
tificates gave the Allegheny Corpora
tiun the shares once held by the Central
and Baltimore q Ohio, while another
transfer Is now Indicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16

citation journal ne
says, in part:
THE last two
decades have vita
messed a remark
BILE d development in
The volume and In
he variety of the
banking business.
Demands for hnan-
cial services UNI
heard of by the last
generation are now
-'equired to be met
by banking inStitu-
lions. The old
Tinple form of
banking. in which
the banker relied
almost entirely up
NJ AANeAvH01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16
&. r -
GAIN IN BANK CHECKS
VOLUME Is REPORTED
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Bank checks drawn in leading cities
for the week ending April 10 aggregated
81, S45. DOT, 600, against $40, 279, $50, 900
the previous and $i4, 104 ,65e 900 In the
same week last year. The Federal Re-
serve Board, In reporting the compare
son, said that the gain over the CORE
spending week q year ago was 26.5 per
cent and that the drop from the pre-
ceding week Of the present year was due
to the maintenance Of q holiday In q
number Of cities during the April 10
week.
New Yorks debts were $11 500, 795, 900
for the April 10 week, against $s.165,-
'078,000 last year, while the Chicago hg-
ures for the same period were $l,57e,-
100000, against 81 ,435;533, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16
NEW BANKING ERA
IS SEEN BY POLE
Controller Comments on Big
Developments Pending in
Financial Field.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Controller of the Currency John W.
Pole sees a new banking era approach
ing. In particularly interesting
srCicle in the American Bankers Asso-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-16
Hourly Sales on N. Y. Market.
1890 am. 344.500 IAN. :. 1915. 100
lao pm. $4,000 2:IS pm !. S22, 900

Dividend rates as given in the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half-yearly declarations.
Unit OF trading less than 100 shares:
50 In preferred stock. : Plus 1/25 In stock
.. Paid this year--no regular rate. b Pay
stock. I Plus l0T IN stock, e Plus so-
in stock. h Partly stock. Plus 40. in
stock. Plus 1870 share quarterly in
stock. m PAYABLE lf10 share quarterly In
United Cigar Stores common stock. q Pius
IL In stock.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
P NIA|IER JOINS
PIRATES

FORT WORTH, Tex. April s.-
Paul WaneF. crstMhile holiOut III.
rat star out fielder and batsmaIi. will
report to Manager DOME Bush ~
morrow 1T Dallas, It was learned
here today foNowing the announce
ment yesterday OF his signed Pirate
contract for one year. The salary
was not disclosed. but both Paul
and Barney Dreyfuss. club pfesi,
dent, made Ii plain both were satts:
fled.
Paul was here when the team ar'
rived from Houston yesterday and
following two.hour conference with
Dreyfuss, sllortly after noon, the
announcement was made Of the
agreement Just before game time.
The Big member Of the
Pirates famous poison acts
spent tie greater part Of the
day greeting teammates and
friends. He ea1le here from his
hoEIe ID 0I1laliona t1ty by
motor with 4 party 81 friends.
Immediately after the conference
he left Tor home again planning g
retJrn to Dallas saturday to Join
the team Paul declared he was
ready 10 start playing .inanaedt
ately. He Is only five pounds over
weight and III fine physical saape.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
KelIiher Is Training
With Harrisburg Club

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. April s..
Maurice NJ. Mickey Kelliher, OF
Washington, veteran player and
manager this year OF the Hagers
town Hubs, Is working out with the
Harrisburg Senator's. Of the New
York. Pennsylvaria League, who are
training here.
Kelliher's annual custom for She
past several years has been to
train early with 4 foreign club and
this year he will have about two
weeks to get into shape before his
own training season starts in Hag.
erstowfl on April 1S.
He il a first baseEnan and will
be one Of the two playing managers
in the Blue Ridge League. TEs
present season Will be his first with
aagerst0wT having managed Cham
hersburg the two preceding years
and playing another iii Nafti insburg
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
ll1I1I
STIE Is.

Al Los Angeies Tod Morgan. Of
Seattle. worlds junior lightweight
champion. won decision over San.
tIag0 Gorilla. of Panama t1Ol.
Al BefIin I4tifiwig HaymaIin,
German heavyweight champion.
outpOinted Rudi Wagner tI5D.
salt Lake city, Utah, drew with
Julio Mocoroa. Argentine light
weight az.
At JohnstORn, Pa.Ike Nc
Fowler. JchnstOwn heavyweight
kayOed Jack Smith, former catcher
OF the New York Yankees (5l.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
81 can
= D
Priced Very Lou

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2s,. =
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
III, O00 YAVl|V At
TITLE BOUT

LOS ANGELES. Calf. April S.
Tod Morgan today retained the
world junior lightweight champion
ship after winning a decision over
san iago ZorriIla IN the tame main
event Of the olympic card here last
night. ss
Morgan kept i jabbing left IN
zorriIla d face throughout the bout.
and the Panama Indian took Il all
without q culver.
When low blow n the ninth
was placed BY the Panamanisft.
Morgan refused the award on q
foul and the fight continued.
The affair dragged so much
that Referee Jack Kennedy told
tie fighters II they didn't sanp
out Of it he was In favor Of
calling II no contest.
ZorrilIa was accorded at least two
rounds, the second and the tenth.
All the rest went To Morgan With
out dissention. He hoxed cOutIn.
ually, but didn't have enough wal
lop to warrant his Western tile
Eof "Bearcaf. x
Ten thousand yawners watched
the bout and the gross was esti.
mated at SIS 900, Of which Morgan
got $4,000 flat.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
Charles Town States
SchOOIboy Track Meet

Z MARTIN sBURs. w. Va, April 5.
The first annual invitation track
and field meet sponsored BY Charles
Town High school, viii Be held ii
4I.s horse show grounds there. prob.
abiy on April ~. Teams to be iii.
Vited viii include Berkeley Springs
F4edxesville. Martinsburg. Harpers
FerFy. Bunker Hill and shepherds
fogn hieh schools and win rival
ffe sectional meet here IN May In
Importance. Charles Towns first
Track meet will Be held April Is, .
dual event with HandIey High. 81
winchester. va.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05

Whatever the outfit expected
in the way or minor successes
was predicated on ThevenpW i
recovery from injuries sustained
Y ri 1877 and his work At Winter
Haven this year had proved that
lle was an assured comeback.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
RhVEL
To BAL TIN|0RE

HAVRE f1tz :GRk ck. Nd. April
s.-Eferbert I1edeman, veteran Aus
trailan marathoner was Ii the lead
today as c. {. Pyle.s transccntI-
mental foot racers got away 1t 4
i. M, today son the sixth lap of
the jaunt Baltimore. q miles dis
tant II the next sfop.l
f5edeman held the. lead by about
minutes in the elapsed time the
runners have been on the road
sincs they left New York last sun.
day. He also claims 40 minutes
additional; for loss 81 time. on the
Trentan.P hlladelphla leg,. due to
being misdirected By one OF Fyle =
route men. 10 date this claim
has not. been allowed. IS.
Rain last night enFtalIed the
performance Of the. Pyle side
show that accompanied the rim
neFs. Rainy weather still pre-
vailed today.
salo, Passaic. N r. pClIceInas,
was in second place and I'd Gard
ner. Seattle negro. il third place
with Paul Simpson. the Burlington
N. c.. star. who lead the pack tol
three days III fourth pIate.
There were fifty.odd men still in
the race today
John stone. the Marion. Ind, en-
| tra9At. dropped out of the race YES
terday due to foot trouble.
Martin JoiIassen. Rockford.
Ill. entrallt, jumped to four.
teentil place among the early
ftnisllers today, but ls 81 nine.
| feemth place 81 elapsed tiSne with
81 hours. 50 minutes and IS
seconds Tor the distance from
New Work 70 Hare de Gacer
The first Is ii elapsed time fOl
lows:
Herbert Hedeman, New York
22.49:4s: John 6alo. Pasaic, II,
22:ss:2s: Edward Gardner, Solttle
1 WASH. 23.0g:36: Paul simpson. BlIr.
IingtI. G., 24:05:5tl: gsgai
Houghstater, Manistee, Mich. 24
27:26. Arthur Newton. south VA Africa,
24:4E:00 Peter Gavuxzi, England.
/ 2s:0I:l7: Troy Trimbie, Bakers;
field, CaIif.. z5:1S:42 al. b. Nc,
! Namara, Australia. 25.22s27. sltstc
/ Thick Italy. 25:28.l4.s sam Richmsn
New York. 25:49:03; Thomas Bills,
Hamilton Ontario. 26.26sO9: Phillip
Gsranville. Hamilton. 26:39sO1 Mike
Joyce. Cleveland. s:tl4:35; Seth
Gonzales, Ration, New Mexico
20 sg7:4s.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05

And SO fate seems to have
eIIivvied Sh0ftOn out Of the pot
again. Maybe he didn't have u
winning hand, anyh0w. but the
fact that he was in position to
draw cards at I'LL was, and Is, q
tribute to his ability.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05

Rain last night euFtaiIed the
performance 10 the .PyEg side
nlp0w that accOlapanIed the rim
nefs. Rainy weather still pre-.
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
AVIkTORS ANXIOUS

The Boiling Field Ayiators are
ANXIOUS to arrange diamond con.
srsfs with fast unlimited teams, par
9icllariv ST. Mary's Celtics and
1. n. and ". Busmen. Caii Cor
porl Naude. Lincoln sssz
The Washington times., 1929-04-05

Goslin and Red Barnes col
Elaborated in placing their team
out in front for good with Il
rnn In the first. Goose sliced
himself single, swiped second
and registered when Barnes
slnaclxed n base hit directly over
Eecnsad hasq k
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
Criffrl1ell
Gossip
Br TImsa statf corresponaent

by Times staff Correspondent
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April
Arriving here on schedule
today, the Griffmen are hope
ful Of stretching their long
string Of wins during their
two-day series with the
Barons,
Johnny DObbs club, which IN 1928
handed the Capital crew two neat
spring lacings, must hustle some TO
duplicate this stunt today and to-
morrow.
Manager Walter johnson has
groomed Irving Hadley and Sad
Sam Jones, his sta cufvers, to face
the 1928 Southern Association cham
pions today. AdoIph Liska. the un-
derhand singer, probably will work
one OF tomorrow s shifts.
This indicates that Walter
probably intends coming back
with Jones and HadIey against
the New York Giants III Rir.
Ilingllam Monday. He is eager
to get the jump on MeGraW's
club, and at the present time, this
seems his best.
Lloyd Brown, who is out OF action,
due to the lancing of q boil on his
knee, begged to don his uniform yes
terday, but was told by Trainer Mar
tin to forget it. Brown probably will
be out for several days, possibly TN.
til the latter part of next week.
The Jacksonville Tars slccun1bed
to some fancy pitching while taking
the count at the hands Of the Griff-
ment yesterday, A to d. Archie Camp
bell allowed but two hits during his
six innings, while Burke was
touched up for two singles and al
double thereafter.
Pitcher Pedro Dibt1t was raped
for three Of the four counters dur.
Ing his seven-frame breeze. despite
some fairly credita bic pitching
This was the first shut-out scored
by the Washing ton club.
Goslin and Red Barnes col
Elaborated I'm placing their team
out in front for good with
rnm im the first. Goose sliced
RI AsAAllsrAA dsSttA6lts 0WlpSO 8tGUlM III
and registered when Barnes
slnaclxed base hit directly over
second base.
After Judge had singled and
Hayes doubled In the fourth Tate
sent them both across by unloading
q cheap single into center, made
possible by the faulty handling of
Erwin.
The Griffmen added another to
their total In the ninth off Tommy
Tucker, who had replaced Dibut in
The Washington times., 1929-04-05
Ford Needs!


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.Coil Points, pair. Sc
Victor Cylinder Head
Gaskets 19C
Black Headlight Rims,
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Brake Shoes, each .ls9c
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Valve Grinder 29c
Nickel Headlight Rims,
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Transmission Bands,
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Red Line Conlmutator
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n1ountable Rims, ca 99c |
S7-leaf Front Spring SOC
Ford Kokon1O Coil
Units 99c
MILLER Ford Spare Tire
Locks 49c
Bulldog Accelerator for
all Fords CSC
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-01
GAUGE PRODUCTION
 GOVERNMENT AGAIN
 WARNS AGRICULTURE

WASHINGTON, Oct, l, R)-For the second time the government has made a momentous appeal to American farmers to go cautiously in planning a new crop. A year ago it was potatoes; this year it is of wheat in world markets in the wheat.
 In view of the general tendency for expansion of acreage in the principal exporting countries, says the department of agriculture. it seems very doubtful whether prices of wheat in world markts in the next few years will average much above the levels of the last six years unless unfavorable conditions result in a series of unusually low yields.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-01
ASSASSIN TAXES
 LIFE IF 4. 4.
 MORRISON. \. '.
DIED FIVE MINUTES AFTER BEING SHOT WITHOUT RE-
 GAINING CONSCIOUSNESS

HAVRE DE GRACE, Maryland, Oct, !, (P)-Authorities, with noth- ing more tangible than discarded pistol to work on are searching for the assassin, who last night killed A. A. Morrison of New York. q Pinkerton detective assigned to the Havre de Grace race track, while he was homeward bound thru the darkened street
 Witnesses said that Morrison was accosted by man who said, Now I've got you", and fired six shots in the body of Morrison. Morrison died five minutes after the shoot ing without regaining conscious ness. The pistol was found later in clump of bushes where it had been thrown by the killer.