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GROVE srREET>GosPE
Fundamental, )rPremiIlenfal,
UndeHominatiogall

(EllnQamentdl, jHTiSipitiehiai,-. :
=. Undenominatiogall
Rev. F. G. Mackenzie, pastor.
Sunday. school at g:45> a! m.
Classes for ALL, Mr.. j. S. Sargent,
ST., superintendent. Allard Gar
rem, and Thomas Loflin, assistant
slperintendents. Classes for all
ages.
Morning service" at II o'clock.
The pastor will speak on the sub
feet, Goods Portion-the' First
and Best"
During the afternoon the Cos
pei Rand will be engaged in it.
various activities. =;
AT $50 p. M, the Prayer Group
will meet in the prayer room.
At $50 p. m. the Young PEG.
piles society will meet: At this
hour the illustrated series of mes.
sages on 1.-THE Pilgrims Progress
will be continued. / A hearty well
come is extended to- any who are
interested, especially young PEG,
pie.
At: 7:30 O'clock the evening
service in charge of; the pastor
At this hour the pastor will con
tinue his. addresses on the Bool
of Revelation. The subject vii
be, 1.-The Sweet; and. Bitter il
CHRISTIAN Experience
| On Monday evening ut z O'Clock
the children and youngpeople o.
the church will zmeetf at thu
church. y y ~
! 0h,Weduesday evening at 7:3I
lO'eloek, :. the mid-week praye
meeting. -. !..,s,. =.
On Thursday. afternoon at 2:3I
Ethe Ladies Prayer Group vii
meet. ~ >. -. 3, ~.
=. On Thursday afternoon at ga
| o'clock, the children will meet a
the church. ..... ,.a-.. 49,
A hearty invitation is extende,
to ALI these -serHices..-----.---...- .
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EDITH GROVE CHAPEL

Services at Edith Grove Chapel
Sunday, March Is, at ) p. M, by
Rev. n. b. Phillips of the Flat
Rock Baptist church.
Sunday school at = p. M; Geo.
Burgess, superintendent.
Please come. Everybody wei
come.-The Committee.
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COLORED CHURCHES
STAR BETHEE BAPTIST

Rev. G. H.. Eevapt, minister.
The pastor announces that the
Sunday morning message theme
will be 1.-THE Vfnp7and the Branch
es." And the sermon subject in
the evening worship, will be,
Christ Knocking at the Door of
the Heart"
Prayer meeting and Bible hour
Wednesday night =, =,
Here friends of the Master
meet Him whom they love and
others Who love Him.
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WEST HENDERsoNVILLE
BAPTIST

Near corner of Hebron and
ksnuga streets. s.
Rev. Henry Mace, pastor.
Sunday school each Sunday at
10 .. m.
Presiding first and third Sum
DAYS, III q. m. and 7:30 p. m:
Prayer meeting each Thursday
night at 1880 o'clock.
Visitors always welcome.
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THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE

lFirSt Avenue and Main) -.
v Sunday school at 9:45 a. m, in
charge of G.a-L Mil~ard.. assist.
ant; superintendent.
n Preaching at II a, m. and 7:3t
p. IN.
L. b. Metealf will have eharg,
of the morning service and C. S.
Fullbright at night. E.,
The Jail service at 3 p. NJ, in
charge of the Gospel BaRdss :
s. The young people viii meet al
6.l5 D. m, in charge Of Fred Ed.
neY, Dr., and Mrs. Metcalf and
Miss Maude Drake, teachers.
At 1850 p nj. the usual prayer
H6rolIp will meet with Mr.. w. III.
PLANK. - - - = r.. 80 -
AT 1880 p. M, Wednesday even
ing, the usual prayer meeting
service.
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CHERRY ST. PENTACoSTAL

: Fifth Sunday-All-day service.
1880 q. m.-Pastor w. /.
Waters will preach. =,
2:30 p. MFRS. Paul +.
Beacham will preach.
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ALsATIAN CITY UNIQUE

COLMAR, Alsaee. tUP).-The
museum in this Alsatian city is
unique in that it contains the only
collection Of rbaptismal certificates
existing in the world. .Sevetafhun-
dred certificates id numerous, ian
guages are assembled. Some of
them date back four and i've cen,
t,iricss s4i ~ :. =
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC

Seventh Ave. and Church st.
Father Phillip O'Mara, pastor.
900 q. m.-Mass. sermon and
benedietiOn.
10000 o. m.-Sunday school.
1880 \. m.--Daily mass.
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RUPTURE
SHIELD EXPERT HERE

E. j. Meinh rdi, we'll
known Expert of Chicago,
will personally be at the
George r.. Vanderbilt Hotel,
Asheville, N. c., on Thurs.
day only, April End, from
Loo p. M. to 400 p. M. and
900 p. M. to 500 p. M.
: Ask the Hotel Clerk for
the numbers Of Mr.. Meinhar.
dis rooms. Only men are
invited. -. y
rs The Meinhafdi Rupture
Shield retains the rupture ON
the average case resardles,
of size or locstion-no mat.
ter how much you exercise.
lift, or strain. The Meinhard;
Rupture, Shield is .killfully
nodded to each individual a.
a Dentist makes false teeth.
(No leg straps and no cum.
bersome .arrangements.)
Ii is waterproof, sanitary,
practically indestrue tib,le,
and may be worn while bath.
ing or sleeping Continuously
day and mighty until no
longer desired.
CAUTION-Beware of i'm.
;tators who copy this notice.
Remember the name MEM.
HARDi. He has been coming
here regularly for fifteen
wears. Do not neglect to see
him on the above date. No
charge for demonstration.
This visit is for white people
only. -
Chicago Office, Pure Oil Bldg.
-
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Sunday School Lesson for Sum


day, March 90, 1886.
Seripture-Luke Is: 1880.
Golden Text-They shall come
from the east, and from the west,
and from the north, and from the
south, and shall sit down in the
kingdom Of God duke 10: 29).
From Perea east of the Jordan,
where Jesus spent most of the six
months preceding his crucifixion,
we have q few glimpses of our
Lord for study today.
As Teacher, he called for re-
pentance as emphasized in tragic
providence and for fruitfulness as
demanded in the parable of the
barren fig tree.
As Healer, he lOosed a woman
from her infmmity of eighteen
wears and defended the miracle
from the critics.
As Interpreter, he explained the
growth of the Kingdom by the
mustard seed in the garden and
by the leaven in the meal.
As Citizen, he sent q message
TO the foxy Herod Antipas and
uttered a heart-breaking lament
over Jerusalem where he was soon
IN die
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TRACEY GROVE

J.. H. Brooks, pastor.
Services each second and fourth
Sunday evenings at ,2:30 o'clock,
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Sulphur works are operated IL
Lassen golcanic National park,
Calf rnia.
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1tl.st1 !:.-c !aAo E:zs:,
1851 fp'p Apcnr fpsA IoAe SIG
HGIS pIeuq@ n tpe UEarr
MGCuG2Gct a;1E.
hIy@r: w"rf'n5 ":T Eipl" wnaI
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Blue Ridge Township:
Crab Creek Township:

R. J. Fletcher, lister; Miss Ada Orr, Reporter
Pleasant Grove, O. S. Gray's Store ----April 9Th
Bowman's Bluff, Justus' Store - April eth
Marcillia sitton Home (near Brooks Mill) Apr. 3
]. L. Higgins Store April 9th
G. w. Harden's Residence ---1l - April, 10Th
Rushers Old Home .--------l - April llth
Alex McCrary's Residence - - :. - April 18th
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ETY. will meet Tuesday AFTERNOON
at 3 o'clock for the 4last session
of! their home mission study
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at ..T:30. ~ / 1.
The intermediste department
of the Church schools will havt
party Thursday evening at ,7:So
O'Clock in the ladies' parlor Of the
Dr.. McIarty. will meet oil the
children Of, the Primary and Jun
Tor departments Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The following special music has
been arranged for Sunday: 80
MORNING. =. 90 90
Anthem-I-Wi Extel Thee, .
God-Gounoud. e. :, l.
Vocal solo-Selected-Dr. Fur
man >McClarty. of Duke !anivef-
sitY, s'-E y - 4
EVENING T.. ~ '
Vocal solo -. lJer,isafepn tby
Jerard)-+Mr. H.. f. Ellison.
0rganist, and , fdmector-Miss
Kate Dotson: ga <S s., =.
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growth OF the Kingdom ny the
mustard seed in the garden and
bv the leaven in the meal.
As Citizen, he sent q message
TO the foxy Herod Antipas and
uttered a heart-breaking lament
over Jerusalem where he was soon
to die. ..
EXTENSION OF THE
KINGDOM ..,. ... 49, .-.,
luke l3:1S-2l.)
What is the Kingdom like? (D
The magnitude Of 1t is pictured
in the mustard seed. How little
was the Kingdom when the King
uttered these imperial, far-reach-
inc words! An unlearned and un-
armed Villager for its head; lit
tie cluster of horny-handed fisher
men for its prime ministers: q
tickle throng of curiosity seekers
for its chief admirers! And now
the hoary-headed, powerful HER
archy of Jerusalem is taking steps
to destroy it. Such a Kingdom,
critics might say, is a grain of
so little as to be scarcely
visible in, the. unwashed hand.
Even so; let the grain of mustard,
less than all the. ordinary seeds
of field and forest and garden,
the,:Messianic Kingdom.
But it has within it the POSSIBLE
ties, of. phenomenal growth - - a
growth entirely out of proportion
to it's. size. Springing up, it sur
passes all the. herbs of it's class,
becoming tree-like in its proper
tons and hospitality, for in its
branches the birds of heaven
lodge and there find sustenance.
Such is the Kingdom which from
a small and inauspicious begin
ming must develop into proml-
hence and blessing. Indeed, the
earth shall be filled with its glory,
and into it shall be finally abb
sorbed all the kingdoms of the
world. .t2) The method Of it is
pictured in the leaven. The King
dom advances to worldwide d.
not by merciless con-
quest, but by merciful assimiia-
ton. Its triumphs, are won by ITS
transformations. The process finds
illustration in the leaven kept
then in every Jewish household.
| Instead. of the yeast in use today,
to which il was analogous in It's
working and effect, a, lump OF
dough was made up
with the meal preparatory to
baking. In the instance cited the
woman took, q, small, Quantity on
leaven' and inserted, iii, i'm more
than a bushel of meal. The .leaveh
insignificant BUT its
ability to- enter the larger mass
and transform it from. meal into
bread is the precise point to be
emphasized. SILENTLY, steadily,
swiftly the leaven' wrought out
ward through the nearest pafp-
cles until every. part had taken
it's nature and the entire. amount
was leavened., ~ - = =,
ENTRANCE. IN THE {. :
KINGDOM : = -
luke 13:22-5U,1 - |,
e Are they Few that are Saved!
The, parallels just uttered brought
the question of salvation to the
front and since the disciples then
were so few and SINCE the method
l.
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&: &: !: 4: T: "a: 4:
yesterday N. a..
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Mills River:
Clear Creek Township !

= Mrs. Margaret coston, l'"' .,,;ri'
Reporter ,oriI Gir.,r
Fruitland, sinclair's Store 1Intbs'
John ClingenpeePs Store ,nri lOlN'' s
Uno, Justus' Store N' M
all who fail to MAKE .,ourseb ~
will save money both for Tx Tx SUPER
" ED ANDERS, 1'~
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Superior Court
In Pennsylvania
ToOpen Monday

BREVARD, Mar. 2S. Especially
April term of superior court will
open here Monday morning, with
Judge j. VIII Pless, Jr,, presidd-
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was ItaVFIitU.F
ENTRANCE. IN THE
KINGDOM I
Iluke l3:IS-2I.)

Luke fl3:2Z-oU,B =. -
e Are they Few that are Saved?
The, parallels just, uttered brought
the question of salvation to the
front and since the disciples then
were so few and SINCE the method
of Jesus contemplated Ano other
plan than to advance the Kingdom
person by person, the ;qnesti9n
arose, Are there, few. that. be
sayed?" The answer Of. Jesus IS
very significant. a. The Saliva
ton, Instead of replying directly
Jesus led his 6uestioner to a more
profitable consideration. Instead
Of counting others, let him rather
himself strive to enter the mar
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Ecs' rps. asnz; bSz&sx wesc'rs
Yfss 80 u ~ r. ssvszS7A F"r'l-
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rptagga 0tt.es' t.nts on Ffqs
cup
,ui< H'sir ~ t0t sPi. hsVbIs
typ,ss ios qsnn"sftrt,'u
.,... 81" CIs. -NptS .grlS -
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nday morning, with
Pless, Jr., presid!
eitor Clarence 0.
'eDting the state.
eek will be given
learing Of criminal
! civil calendar Sche-
,econd week, or up
ef the criminal doc:
and twelve cases
o be heard on the
the majority are,
the liquor laws.
4 the East Fork
tried the first of,
b with the Staying
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, May 23.-Buoyed BY
the strength of steels and specialties,
stocks got another grip on recovery
In today's market.
In repetition of the recent quiet
dealings, many issues pushed ahead
fractions to 2 or more points. The
close was firm. Transfers approxi-
mated 100000 shares.
Business news brought out renewed
demand for most leading equities.
Steels reflected an increase In quota
tions for semi-finished and finished
steel products.
Among the foremost gamers were
United States Steel, Bethlehem.
youngstown Sheet & Tube, American
Steel Founders. Sears -Roebuck, Mont
gomery Ward, Western Union. Pullman.
Du Pont, Douglas Aircraft, Johns
Manville, United States Smelling,
United States Industrial Alcohol, West
inghouse, Santa Fe, Delaware 6 Hud-
son and New York Central. Greyhound
was up around S at its best in response
to the declaration Of an initial diu.
dend.
The motors were only moderately
ahead, as were most Of the utilities
and rails.
While most traders were mindful Of
the old axiom, never sell q dull
market" the timidity of potential
buyers continued as a depressing in
huence in brokerage quarters.
The opinion was still widely held in
financial circles that less than seasonal
recessions are in prospect for the major
lines OF industry. The accumulation Of
favorable earnings statements and
better than expected dividend actions
in many instances were also seen as
encouraging.
Evening star., 1936-05-23

The Advantage and Disadvan-
tages to Banks of the Trend Toward
Amortized Loans"
AS already noted, Elizabeth M.
Brotherhood, secretary to the presi-
dent Of the McLachlen Banking Corp,
was awarded second prize, while third
honors went to william Blum, jr., who
Is in the investment research depart
ment Of the National Savings & Trust
CO. The winners will be given trips to
the District Bankers Association con-
vention at White Sulphur Springs
next week, the paper winning first
place to be read at the bank session
and the other two will be placed in
the records.
Wholesale Trade Picks Up.
In five leading wholesale lines in
April in the Fifth Reserve DAtrict,
hardware topped the list with IS
per cent gain over last year. Dry
goods and groceries sales were up 81
per cent, drugs 6 per cent, while shoe
sales dropped per cent as compared
with April, 1885. The Reserve Bank
Of Richmond today reported business
conditions with 81 wholesale firms.
April sales we're better than March
in groceries and hardware, but slower
in dry goods, shoes and drugs. In the
first four months Of 1885 sales of gro
ceries were 81 per cent ahead of last
wear, dry goods up per cent, hard
ware 4.7 per cent, drugs, 40 per cent,
snd shoes down OIL per cent.
Collections were good, percentages to
receivables due on April being 104
on groceries, dry goods 43. shoes CT,
h,rdware 38 and drugs 10 per cent,
TIE Richmond bank said.
Bulkley Guest Of Honor
Senator Robert E. Bulkley of Ohio
and Mrs. Bulkley will be guests of
Ecnor at O'Clock garden party at
Mrs. KS Toll House Tavern on the
Colesville Pike this evening in honor
Of the formal opening OF the WASH
ington ofice Of the Union Central
Life Insurance Co., of Cincinnati,
Ohio. Harry Newman, managing di-
rector Of the Office, located at 1880 K
street, will be the host, other guests
to include about 80 officers and mem
bers of the company's Eastern staff,
from Philadelphia, Camden, N. j.;
Reading, Pa; Wilmington, Del. and
washington,
List Of Registered Stocks.
The Board of Governors of the Fed
eral Reserve System has published a
"'list of stocks registered on National
SECURITIES Exchanges as of March
81, 1885," for the purpose of facilitate
ing compliance by banks with the
provision Of regulation U. One copy
was mailed to each member and non-
member bank in the United States.
Regulation U applies to loans by
banks for the purpose of purchasing
or carrying stocks registered on .
national securities exchange, and in
determining. for the purposes Of regu-
lation U. whether or not security
Is "stock registered on q national
securities exchange q bank may rely
upon the List published by the board.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Greyhound Orders
Interest Dividend
Of8OCents a Share
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Directors Of
Greyhound Corp. Chicago, which
owns stock interest in l3 bus COM
panies forming the National Grey.
hound System. met in New York yes
terday and declared an initial quar-
terly dividend of 80 cents a share on
common stock. payable July to
stockholders of record June 81.
Net profit OF the corporation and
its equity in undivided net profit or
less Of afhliated companies amounted
to $780,, ?. equivalent to IS cents q
common share, in the first quarter
of 1885, compared with net Of s27o,-
682, or Al cents a share, for the first
quarter of 1885.
AS Of March 81 there were 586, ,0Sl
common shares outstanding and 81 ,643
shares Of preferred. convertible on the
basis of three shares of common for
one preferred
o. E. Wickman, president, stated:
Unusually severe weather conditions
and floods in part of the system were
responsible for a reduction in net
earnings"
Evening star., 1936-05-23


win & Co., who has been serving as
one of the directors, was elected vice
president, while Chauncey G. Parker.
jr., Of Auchincloss, Parker g. Redpath,
another director, was chosen to the
double office Of secretary-treasurer.
Two new directors were chosen.
George M. Ferris and Frank M. Hall,
both investment dealers. The report
of the Nominating Committee was
presented by c. c. Morgaa Of G. M
P. Murphy & Co., one Of the founders
and former president of the club.
The new president, Mr.. Montgom-
cry, has been in the investment busi-
ness since 1920 and for the last nine
years one of the officials Of Waggaman,
>Brawner g. Co. A native of Marion,
S. c., he graduated from Wofford
College, in that state, and from the
Harvard Law School. Practicing law
IN Spartanburg, S. c., he entered
the World War in 1917, retiring with
the rank Of captain. He was decorated
by the French Government as Chew
alier of the Legion of Honour.
Returning from the war, he entered
the investment business instead of
resuming law practice.
The Bond Club outing was crowded
with golf and other sports, an exciting
session of the Washington Stock Ex-
change, the mock trading took place
On the club house lawn. There were
about 200 at the annual dinner, the
largest attendance on record.
Clifford Folger was general chair
man of the Outing Committee, other
committee chairman being Earle M.
Amick, Chester Allies, Monk Ellis,
- Donald McKnew. Frank NJ Perley
and Harvey Gram.
Various contests were held, in which
Chester Allies won an automobile, John
D. Mothershed radio set. George
German a motor boat and Fenton
Cramer a set Of golf clubs and bag.
George M Ferris won the Acacia Golf
Cup. President Lemon captured first
honors in the horseshoe pitching con-
test. with Donald Childress coming in
a close second. In the putting con-
test, Earl Amick won first prize and
Winsiow Van Devanter took second
place, the winners being presented
with two suit cases each.
Carr With Bank 10 Years.
Roland T. Carr. who captured first
prize in the essay contest conducted by
washington Chapter, American Insti-
tute of Banking, in which there were
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Steel Is Advanced
81 in Many Lines
For Third Quarter
By the ASSOCIATED Press,

~ eiAS AssoCiateo frese.
PITTSBURGH. May 23.-The Car
nesie-1llinois Steel Corp, largest pro-
Queer IN the industry, posted third
quarter prices today, showing an in.
crease of 81 a ton in many lines.
Other producers are expected to fall
in line with the new figures.
The quotations were on a delivered
basis in Pittsburgh and in Chicago in
stead OF on the old base price"
The new Pittsburgh prices include
sSo.So a ton for rerolling billets and
sheet bars, $3.50 for forging steel bill
lets and sl.s2S per 100 pounds for
structural shapes and plates.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
NEW HEAD NAMED
FOR BOND CLUB
Thomas c. Montgomery
Elected to Succeed Lemon
on Annual Outing.
by EDWARD c. STONE.

DI EDVNHND % oIONGs
Thomas G. Montgomery, vice presi-
dent Of 'vaggaman, Brawner 81 Co.,
investment firm, was elected presi-
dent Of the Bond Club of Washing
Evening star., 1936-05-23
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

cHIcAoo s1ck. a.af Nay ma ss PmppssutIys iiys'
ish; more tina than T pounSs. nSaoS IsM; Sna E.s. Leg
slynoSsS Rose. & &n soIossa. s ?a5a.si ss kh.ss IL;
orsd ~; Plymouth and White s: Rock III brol. sIi
srs: 25; colored. "a: barebacks.. 21a23;
heghSSEn'a ne,;fSs y DSItnGs ": gs; less than !.
13. hen turkeys. 49,. young toms. is:
oId toms, 16; No. turkeys. "a; heavy
old ducks. IA; heavy young. 49,, small
geese, z.
Butter, 1885: steady: creamery, spe-
s4tI. siais tsa sa, seors5G SSsS extras i2ss .S;
;26a2SM; standards 100. centralized car
Esss:, 3s.e15; unsettled; prices un-
Evening star., 1936-05-23
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, May 90 0P,.-Follovins is the
complete ofhcial list of transactions in
STOCKS on the Chicago Stock Exchange
Evening star., 1936-05-23

l8 entries, has
been with the
Riggs National
Bank 10 years,
for the past 3
years in the
credit d e par t.
ment. He was
born and brought
up in Washing
ton, is about 28
years old and is a
ra d u a tie of
George Washing
ton University.
The subject of
his essay and all
the others was
Evening star., 1936-05-23

ton, az the an
nual e ! e ct ION,
which took place
last night during
the annual out
ing at the Burn
ing Tree Country
Club. He succeeds
James II. Lemon,
member of the
frm Of James M.
Johnston & Co.,
who has guided
the clubs affairs
during the last
year.
L. Clark Brown
of Hrown Good-
Evening star., 1936-05-23

Approximate Sales Of Stocks the n Y Stock EXCHANGE
ll:U0 AM.----- 100000 1880 Noon. 100000
Dividend the above table are the
rations ~ ~
Unit Of trading shares tAnnuaI ratsno,
nelueins extras IAccumulaed dividends Paid this year
Paid
reorEanized Ex-diyidend - S~'Ns
Evening star., 1936-05-23
BALTIMORE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. May .3 LP.-Wheat
futures closed higher in sympathy with
the .steadiness of American markets and
slight Improvement in milling demand,
Speculative interest was lacking in cot
ton futures today and the market closed
. points lower to l higher. There was
hedging in later deliveries.
London and Paris-CloSed.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. May % dR.-Fed.ral Land
Evening star., 1936-05-23
FOREIGN BONDS

ED g 8 Ks q g 81: u lsssS ,SsS ,sss
Ital Su Pow IS A a.. 40 10 40
kesssll,n esTsns s;.. S.i y 3 s5s--- sb5s--- III III idH
6nit : % Is 'ss XVI So-- 599~ 5SSE 5SSE
ww-with warrants. xw-without
warrants. New. wi-when issued.
sNesotiability Impaired b, maturity
tCompanies reported IN receivership.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL May 90 UP-Silver futures
closed steady, 10 to 20 hisher. No sales.
Closing bids: May. 44.90; July. 45.05
September. 1910.