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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-09
Little Knife
By MRS. ARTHUR BIERIG

Quiet q few folkA from knife River
attended the bali game at Dodge on
Sunday, July ~ and every n n
joyed the program, put on Tor the
day. The Dunn county band espec-
tally was enjoyed by old and young.
Mrs. Lee OF Dickinson is visiting
with her mother Mrs. H. Sieverts.
Mrs. Lee spent last week at Fargo
attending q Sunday school course,
and Mrs. LISTEN who lives at James
town accompanied Mrs. Lee back to
Marshall. where she will visit old time
friends.
MI. and Mrs. Jerome and children
from Sims. N. D., spent the first part
Of the week, visiting at the Gordon
Schaffner home.
The dance held at the Sky Light on
Wednesday evening was attended by .
small crowd, but all enjoyed the We
ming.
Robert Schroeder Is combining
wheat at the L. r. Wooley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bierig and
children spent Sunday at the Roy
Burgess home.
Ed Helspar spent the weekend %
the Fred Helspar home.
Mrs. Fred Flowers is the proud own.
er Of q hand painted picture which
she received from her sister in Mon.
tana who Is an artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dick from neal
Richardton spent Sunday ut the
Mike Bech home. !
The Haymakers and Hillbtlhes
played ball ct knife River on Sunday
and the score was IL to Is In favor
Of the Hillbi1ies.
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M0ffit
BY MRS. C. E. MOFFIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Orthoff and daughter
Amy Ann we're dinner guests at the
Melvin Thorsen home Sunday.
Born on Friday morning, Aug. l. to
MIR. and Mrs. Eddy Olson at the Bis
marck Hospital a son. Mother ana
baby are doing fine.
Frank Benz and Eddy Olson visited
their wives at the Bismarck hospital
Saturday evening.
Burt johnson and Vernon Scott
spent the weekend at the VIM. Lane
home. They both work or the 500
Line bridge crew.
A group of friends gathered at the
Ira Peckens home hast Wednesday for
a surprise on Mrs. Peckens. She re-
ceived a number Of pretty gifts. Az
4 o'clock a lovely lunch was served
by the ladies.
Mrs. John Degg. Mrs. Charles Soule
and Mrs. G. E. Moffit visited with
Grandma Porter Monday afternoon.
Born on Monday, Aug. 4, at the Bis
marck hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Adams OF Mckenzie, a little son.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
Everett Porter went to st. Paul on
Saturday with his two cars OF hogs.
Part of them were Gus Benz's and Ed
Kleeman's.
Mrs. Dewey Olson and children and
Mrs. Charles Faust and children WIS.,
tied at the A. w. Faust home Mon
day.
Jack Parker and B. F. Lane called
at the August Benz home Monday.
Carl Olson and company combined
wheat for H. d. Brownawen and WAL
ter Jones last week. Most OF 1t was
Ceres wheat and run out pretty good.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pillsbury and
O n and little Charles Moffit visited
at the H. D. Hamblen home Sunday.
Porters and George Lewis are load
ing a car of wheat on the N. r., also
Melvin Thorsen and MI. Orthoff.
Mrs. John Degg and daughter
marguerite returned to Moffit from
Mercer, N. D., where they have visited
for some time. They will remain
here a week End will go on to Canada
to visit with Mrs. Deggs parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Soren Wallenhaupt who Tor
merly lived near here.
Mr.: and Mrs. Jake Walz returned TO
their home at Pipestone, Mimi, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durfee, Mr..
and Mrs. Viggo Jensen, MI. and Mrs.
George Parks visited Saturday n
Sunday at Minot with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pickering. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Bolts and son, Mr.. Vernon
Scott. Mrs. G. E. Moffit, Harriet Moi
fit and VIM. Lane went to the River
Sunday for q picnic and to pick
chokecherries.
Steve Triplett and Mr.. Jones went
to Bismarck to get repairs Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Carroll and daughter
Lois visited at the John Benz home
Monday.
Jack and Gladys Durfee and Leo
RIPLEY visited at the Martin RIPLEY
home Sunday.
Mel Wierenga and crew r COM
bining wheat for Porter and Lewis
this week. 80.
Ira Peckens is helping Fred Moffit
head grain.
George Lewis was a town caller
Tuesday. !,
!. D. Bailey and son Burns shipped
q car Of wheat to the cities last week.
Lem Ferguson and son Of Glencoe
went through Moffit Tuesday with q
load of wood.
Mrs. Creole Bolts had the mistor-
tune to run q nail through her foot
Monday. It was q very painful acca-
dent.
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

MI. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald and
family and Guy Knudtson were Regain
callers Friday night.
Laurice Elizabeth and Hazel Mae
Jorrenson called at the p. e. Patton
home Friday afternoon.
Guests at the Lewis Jorgenson home
Sunday evening Of last week were Lau-
renee Everett, Hester Bailey and Ed
RoSche.
Mr.. and Mrs John Howe motored to
Bismarck Thursday to be with their
daughter Clarice, who underwent an
operation Friday afternoon for tonsils.
Regain callers Saturday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Masnuson and
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Frances
Nv MRS, WALTER DIETZMAN

Joe Fisher combined grain for Mr..
Larson and MI. Trygg the fore part
of this week.
MI. and Mrs. Dietzman and son Ed
win and Miss Gladys Tooker were
callers at the Joe Fisher home Mon
day evening.
Jake Merkle started working for w.
A. Dietzman Tuesday morning.
w. A. Dietzman was a business call
or in Bismarck Monday morning.
Mrs. Joe Fisher called at the Tebbo
Harms and Henry Miller homes on
her way to Bismarck Wednesday.
George Ely and children were callers
at the John Olsen home Wednesday
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Tooker were
business callers In Bismarck Wednes-
day forenoon.
Mrs. Kershaw and son Arthur and
Arthur Norum were shoppers in Bis
marck Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Madland
were callers in Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and chill
dren and Mrs. Jake Merkle and son
attended Sabbath school in Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Craig. and
daughter visited at the Geo. Watched
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Merkle and son
Douglas went to Robertson, N. D., Sun
day morning, returning the same eve
ming.
Mrs. John Glum and children Wis
tied at the home of Mrs. Glum's sis
ter. Mrs. Chas. Farrell, near Regain,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Dahl from Hazel
ton were visitors at the Laurence
Madland home Sunday.
Mrs. F. L. Owen and three sons were
business callers at the Joe Fisher
home Sunday afternoon.
w. A. Dietzman called on John o.
sen Sunday afternoon.
John Olsen and Floyd Owen were
callers In Bismarck Saturday evening
Edwin Dietzman visited Louis Over
Sunday afternoon.
Callers at the w. A. Dietzman home
Sunday were MI. and Mrs. Morris
6atter and children from Bismarck
III. and Mrs. Moffit from Menoken
MrS. Floyd Owen and three sons, anc
16lno, Senus and John Harms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Satter and children
called at the Tebbo Harms home or
their way back to Bismarck.
Jake Merkle and Edwin Dietzman
vere business callers in Menoken Sat.
urdsy noon.
NJ. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield and chill
Gten were callers at the Tooker home
lnday afternoon.
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Ecklund
BY JUSTINE r

Cleo and Betty johnson visited
with Aldene and Eunice Morris Tues
day.
Mrs. Carl johnson and Mrs. Con-
ard Gorenson visited with their sis
ter, Mrs. Howard Taplin Tuesday aft
ernoon.
w. H. Brown was a caller at the r.
F. Morris home en- route to Wilton
Monday.
Ruth Falkenstein visited at the
Clarence Falkenstein home Thurs
day.
Harry Brown and Bonnie Anderson
called at the T. F. Morris hme en-
route from Wilton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson and
daughters Cleo and Betty visited at
the T. F. Morris home Wednesday
evening.
Elsie Keator who has been helping
Mrs. Clarence Falkenstein cooking
for thresherS last week returned to
her home Thursday evening.
Gerald Morris called at the H. A.
Met ullough homo Thursday.
IVY WCOtby Vd4AC0 az UAAC - =
Morris home Wednesday.
H. A. Mccullough was a caller In
Wilton Tuesday.
Bonnie Anderson called or Donald
Morris en- route to Wilton Saturday.
Marion Morris called on Mrs. A. F.
Anderson Thursday afternoon.
Ralph Falkenstein was a brief
caller at the T. F. Morris home
Thursday evening en- route home
from the Jene Perkins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson
and daughter Betty were shoppers in
Wilton Saturday.
w. H. Brown was a caller at the r.
F. Morris home Saturday.
v. L. Anderson and family were
among those who picnicked at Wild
wood Lake Sunday.
Bonnie Anderson was an over night
guest with Donald Morris Saturday
night. 4
Mrs. T. F. Morris and daughters
Eunice and Aldine and son James
were transacting business in Wilton
Thursday.
Several young folks from this Vi
cinity went roller skating at Wild
wood Lake Sunday.
Levi Anderson and Donald Morris
called on the Brown brothers Friday
evening and from there they went to
Apple Greek swimming.
MI. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
son Roderick were shoppers in Wilton
Saturday.
Mi. and Mrs. T.. F. Morris and
sons James and Raymond and daugh-
tiers Aldene and Eunice visited at the
Edward Morris home Sunday.
Clarence Olson who Is employed at
the Ira Falkenstein home visited with
his paretns, MI. and Mrs. John Olson,
Sunday.
Gertrude Fffer visited with the
Morris girls Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Hilken were
transacting business in Wilton Thurs
day.
Dorothy Morris visited at her home
over Sunday.
Ralph Taplin was an over night
guest with Levi Anderson Saturday
night.
Erma Klawitler visited yer Sunday
at the T. F. Morris home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Habeck and AL.
fred motored to Menoken Greek Sun
day to pick choke cherries.
Frank Sims from Nebraska who
came here by motorcycle called Sum
day at the John Habeck home to see
David Trygg.
Carl Larson made a trip to Regain
Monday and hauled a load Of rye to
the elevator.
Martin Bourgeois called Monday at
the Nelson brothers.
Mrs. Nels Nelson and Victor called
at the Ernest Gordon home last
Thursday where they took Mrs. Ben
ME Nelson who has been staying
with her parents q while.
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BraddOck
BY MRS. E. F. SAVAGE

Owing to your correspondent being
away on a holiday trip there was no
Braddock items sent in last week and
we r sending in some of these items
which will be printed at this time.
Rev. killzler announced Sunday
evening that beginning Sunday Aug.
10 and until conference meets that he
will preach in Braddock every Sum
day morning at IL o'clock instead of
in the evening.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Dexter and
children were Sunday dinner guests
at the r. Liversage home.
Miss Dagmar Carlson who was a
weekend guest at the Thore MAIDEN
home returned home Monday NORM
ing.
The w. w. Baxter and j. G. De-
France families spent Sunday at
Pursian Park.
Owing 10 the dry weather work on
the new grade from Braddock to the
REORGANIZATION highway has been
discontinued.
Mrs. G. G. Barton accompanied the
Kintyre auxiliary to Bismarck Mon
day July % to attend the Legion
convention held there.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
held a picnic Thursday afternoon at
Barton's grove north of town. There
Vas a good attendance and a good
time enjoyed by all. The camp fire
coffee made by Mrs. Fetterly was ex-
ceptionally good.
The Baer Allen and Barton fam
lilies attended the picnic given in
honor Of Rev. and Mrs. Hammond
and family at the Falgatter home In
Kintyre Tuesday evening. Church
services were held in the Presbyterian
church following the picnic. The
Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will
meet at the home of Mrs. o. E. Lee OF
Dana Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Savage returned
Sunday from a two weeks trir
through South Dakota and Iowa Or
the way to Iowa they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Cal Alberts at Mobridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon MacLachlan at Virgil, s
Oak, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Briggs
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Mckenzie


Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Auai. 5 are the
proud parents of a baby boy born
August 4 in the Bismarck hospital.
Vera feathers of Mandan is visiting
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. ]. Belcher.
Mr.. Stark of the Stark grocery was
a Bismarck business caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Watson were
shoppers in Bismarck Saturday.
The All Wide-Awake sewing club,
under the direction of Isabelle Colby
held a regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon at, the Daw-home in Me
noken. All, members were present.
Mrs. Park Wood was a visitor at the
meeting. The club wiz meet next
at the g.. A. Hughes home.
Mrs. George Watson, who under
went an operation three weeks ago,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Stark and daughter mo-
tored to Mandan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conley were Sunday
visitors at the M. j. Belcher home.
p. p. Bliss and daughters Bernice
and Margaret were visitors at the
George Manly home Sunday.
Miss Jerry Moses. who teaches near
Bismarck, spent the weekend at the
w. L. Watson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Fairchild of
Sterling were Sunday visitors at the
M. A.. Doucette home.
Bernice Bliss and Vivian Larson of
the Wide-Awake All club received
first and second prize for their dresses
sent to the Grand Forks fair. Bernice
Bliss received $500 as first prize and
Vivian Larson $3.50 for second prize.
Pat Manly is employed at the Henry
Larson home.
The ball game played in Mckenzie
Sunday by Menoken and Mckenzie
was IA to IS in favor of Menoken.
Mrs. II. T. Crum of Bismarck was
a Mckenzie caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thompson and
daughters Arab and Ruby were Wis
itors at the Grant Turner home Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Jerry Moses was a visitor at
the Manly home Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. r. b. Coons and fam
lily visited at the T. G.. Coons home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sudivick Of
Bismarck were Saturday evening Wis
itors at the Grant Turner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Crum and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Jacobson
and family visited at the Tom Hughes
home Monday evening.
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Taft
By GOsNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild were
trausacting business in Mckenzie
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. c. Fogarty was in Sterling
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. CAST Prince and Harold were
shopping in Sterling Tuesday after
noon.
Ernest Hurr and daughter Elnora
we're town callers early wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Herman Nieman was shopping
in town Wednesday.
NJ. l. Lewis vas a town caller
Wednesday night.
Pete Youngreen was transactlng
business in Sterling Wednesday e
ming. .u,.
p. M. Gosney motored to Bismarck
wednesday evening for repairs Tor MS
combine.
MIR. and Mrs. o. WEIGH visited at
the Horace Fairchild home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. P. M. Gosney and Edna Mae
spent Thursday with Mrs. Charles
Gaskill. -,
Mrs. CAST Prince and son Harold
called at the Marion Lee home Thurs
day. -
Mrs. Charles Gaskill was shopping
In Sterling Thursday evening.
Anton Oberg and Henry lessen
mere Driscoll callers Thursday night.
A. E. Cline was ~transacting business
In Sterling Thursday evening.
Mrs. Selmer Dyrstad and daughters
Stella and Velma were visiting at the
Henry lessen home Monday night.
Junior Harker is employed at the
lessen home.
Mrs. Henry Jessen and daughters
Genevieve and Eunice called at the
nosney home Friday.
James Baker was a Sterling caller
Thursday night.
Mrs. John Benz was shipping in
Bismarck Wednesday.
w. E. Runey was t~ransacting busl-
ness in Bismarck Friday.
Edna Mae Gosney visited with Vel
ma Dyrstad Friday.
Mrs. Esther johnson and william
were town callers Friday.
Charley Anderson was a town caller
Friday afternoon. getting repairs for
his truck.
Elwin Baeth was helping with the
grain-hauling at Charley Andersons
TIE latter part Of the week.
Elsus Elness and sons Elder and
Glen are combining their grain on the
Uuzleman place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild were
Sterling and Mckenzie callers Friday.
Mrs. Selmer Dyrstad and daughters
called on Mrs. Charles Gasklll Satur-
day night. .,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fairchild were
visiting friends in Mckenzie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Gosney, Florence
and Edna and Miss Edna Florea spent
sunday at the Lloyd Gosney home
near Braddock. Other guests there
were the Steven Triplett family and
Ed Cooper from Brittin.
p. M. Gosney motored to Bismarck
early Monday morning, taking Flor
,nce back to school. Miss Edna Florea
accompanied them. She will spend the
week visiting at the B. L. Koon home.
Mrs. P. M. Gosney and Edna called
( the Dyrstad home in Sterling Sat-
rday.
George Magnus is employed at the
George Lewis home, helping with the
harvest.
Mrs. George Lewis and daughter
Marian and Mrs. Lester Andrews
called at the Gosney home Monday
evening.
Mr.. Flick came from Minnesota
and began working for E. L. Hurr
Monday.
Lester Andrews is running the COM
bine for Harry Eda3Fly while he COM
bines wheat for George Lewis.
Mrs. Lester Andrews spent Monday
Ut the q. w. Lewis home.
Anton Oberg was a town caller
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Andrews were
shopping in town Saturday night.
Hugh lessen visited at the Baeth
home Sunday.
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The Grand Falls Ia IahSador, -
in the course Of the, Hamilton r1yer,
which, in the course Of 5 miles. drops
200 feet In tremendous rapids ana
then. with q roar audible for 70 miles,
makes q final plunge Of SIG feet into
a circular basin. It Is estimated that
4,3oo.oo0 horsepower can Be obtained
from these falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

Ministers. The President had decided that our
home ministers (viz,, heads Of departments)
should take precedence Of foreign Ministers,
and that the Senators should receive the frst
visit from our own, as well as foreign, Min
tiers.
Exceptions were taken to both these regu.
lations and really serious matter was made
Of Il by the English Minister. Mr. Merry. who
threatened an appeal TO his government
When Mrs. R.. Mr.. Jeferson's daughter, ar
rived, Mrs. Merry wrote her q note requesting
to be informed whether she wished to be Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

or this incident-which reminds us some
what Of more recent controversy-Mrs.
Samuel Harrison Smith writes:
When Mr.. Jefferson's daughters were with
him they visited and received visits ON exactly
the same terms as other ladies in the same
society There had been o great deal of din
cuity about points Of etiquette with foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Early Enjoys and Legations in Capital

Interesting Tale In0ol0es Attempf of Gen.
7u'reau to Dupe Famous Nine Bmabarte,
W/ho Had Been N|idely Kno1on as Miss
Patterson 81 Baltimore Mme.
Bodisco:S Second Wedding at old
St. Johns Church Coming of
First japanese ENJOY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
BY JOHN CLACETT PROCTOR.

T would be quite problem to locate all
the homes at the National Capital occu-
pied by the early foreign diplomatic
representatives. OF course. It IL said
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
RUMANIA NET
IS REPORTED

The first report of the technical
advisor to the National Bank of
Rumania shows gross receipts of
the Monopolies Institute for the
year 1929 to have been 6,9O9, ,479,.
7O5 lei ($41,329.5SO, and net re-
ceiptS after deduction of operat-
ing expenses. 4,737, ,O93, ,9O3 lei
($2S, 1896, ,29D. Annual interest and
sinking fund charges on the bonds
of the institute secured on it's
gross receipts amount to approx
mately $S,O97 300.
For the first four months of
1880, preliminary figures give gross
receipts as 2,155,14S,00O lei ($12,-
8o1, 1,1sD, and net receipts as 1887.
10000 lei ($S,0O1, ,73D. For the
same period of 1929, gross receipts
Of the Monopolies Institute and
the predecessor, Monopolies Ad-
ministration, were 2,015, ,693, 900 lei
$12,O57, ,O25). and net receipts
1895, ,848. 900 lei ($8,367,3lD.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
SUE UEPARAMOUNT
AS TRUST

BOSTON, Sept. ii G.NsO.
Charges that the Paramount
Publix Corporation has monopo-
lized, or attempted to monopolize,
a part of the motion picture
trade in alleged violation of the
Sherman antitrust law were
contained in a $4,000, 900 damage
suit filed in Federal Court here
against the corporation by Arthur
and Bernard Berenson, attorneys
for the Strand Amusement Com
pany. of Portland, Me.
The Strand company alleged
threats and intimidations.
NEW YORK, Sept. ii dN.sO.
A denial of charges that the
Paramount-Publi Corporation ex-
erciSed a monopoly was contained
in a statement by Austin c..
Keough, attorney. He character
lied the charges of the Strand
Amusement Company, of Port
land, Me-, as ridiculous.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
MARKET HEADED
UP, BELIEF
r.a, esaAA wa. "a :.

A rising market was forecast In
brokerage circles today. While a
decrease in the untitled tonnage
figures OF the United States Steel
Corporation is anticipated, it was
not believed that this would have
any adverse effect on the market.
The purchase of sound and active
issues on receSSions was advised.
The action of the stock market
yesterday left little to be desired.
We look for the market to forge
ahead on the upside today
BAAR, COHEN g. CO.
See little evidence Of any i'm
portant change in the immediate
market situation. A strong tech
nical position has been created
by the elimination Of a weak
speculative following. Chances
continue to favor a further gen.
eral advance.-OTI5 & co.
Look for a continuation Of
strength in today's market, with
a tendency to broaden out, and
we feel that important stocks will
continue to better their July and
August prices without waiting for
the publication Of the United
States Steel tonnage figures to
be out of the way.-HORN.
BLOWER g. WEEKS.
The market gives indications
that recent professional activities
on the upside will be continued
and probably enlarged in the next
few days.-E. F. HUTTON g. CO.
Are inclined to believe that the
strength that developed late yes
terday afternoon will continue
this morning. The steel tonnage
report to be issued today will
probably show a decrease, but
this should not have more than
a temporary effect on the market.
JOHN MELADY g. co.
Inclined to believe prices will
work somewhat higher in the
near future and would continue
to buy the best stocks on recess
sions.-TOBEY & KIRK.
The tone of the market again
indicates that the line of least
resistance is upward, and we look
for further improvement in the
next day or two.-UNGER-
LEIDER S5 co.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
dance to Be Continued Next Week Market Rest in Ne
Rise in Stock Prices
In Coming Weeks Is
Predicted By Expert

WELLESLEY, Mass, Sept. IL
UN.SJ.-Upward swings in the
stock market as q result OF i'm
proved business conditions in the
coming weeks, were predicted to-
day by Leroy D. Peavey, president
of the Babson statistical organi-
zation, at the seventeenth an
nual national business conference.
Declaring that the era Of over
expansion lis beginning to be off
set by rest and recuperation,"
Peavey said the stock market
"once more has returned to its
less spectacular and less dramatic
role of reflecting business condi-
tions. Reduced inventories. lower
retail prices, increased employ
ment, fatter payrolls, higher pur-
chasing power-all these favor
able factors in the outlook will
have their effects" he said.
Also declaring that there are
several signs of improved business
this fall" H. c. Baldwin, eco
nomic engineer of the organiza-
ton said that quotas and budgets
were the first step toward effec-
tive control of sales growth and
sales expense.
The West Central States as a
whole presented the best sales
Baldwin said, nam
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Utility
Trust Financing

A banking group headed by
Halsey, Stuart g. Co.. Inc, is ex,
pected to offer shortly 100000, 900
of serial notes, bearing from 4l2
to per cent interest, of the
Corporation Securities Co. The
notes will mature $4,000, 600 each
on. September l, from 1881 to
1885, with the first maturity hav-
ing a Az per cent coupon and
the remainder S per cent.
The company. which has con-
fined most of its investment to
public utility properties. particu.
larly those of the Samuel insult
interests. will use the proceeds
of the financing to pay off cur.
rent indebtedness. to acquire all
securities now contracted for, and
provide the company with addi-
tional cash.