Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1923, Page 18

ASK DAILY REPORT | : ON GRAIN OPTIONS ‘Federai Trade Body Also| Urges Deliveries to Pre- vent Corner at Chicago. e e Concluding:its report"on the methods | and operat ¢ grain_exporters, the | Yederal Tr ommission recommended legislation to requira the Chicago Board of Trade to make public daily the total volume of t preceding day’'s opera- | tions in futures in each option of grain. | The report, made fn compliance with a | s lution introduced by Senator ublica of North Dakota, also recor 1 that the Chicago le be required to permit | pture contracts -at proper safe- Ladd rds and equitab whenever ' to prevent a squeeze or cor- ion also proposed that all | d ¢ or offi- » stockholders of companies »mmisston men, cipal in trad vIling to | futures seems not to have had such an extensive influence on corn prices as speculation in wheat futures had on wheat prices.”” This instance ap- peared in the September, 1920, option, when the pric a bushel S tember 3 leng interest. been ‘closed ou at Chicago fell about bushel. MAXWELL INNOCENT, MRS. RYAN BELIEVES Thinks Husband Acted Hastily in Bringing Charge Against Publisher. 25 cents a BY thie Associated Press NEW YORK, July 30.—Mrs. Allan Ryan does not believe that Geo Maxwell, music publisher, wrote Fol- son pen” letters to soclally prominent men and women, according to an in- terview with her at Sebago Lak Me., published by the New York World today Mrs. Ryan is the wife of the com- plainant against Maxwell. An dictment. charging Maxwell with au- thorship of the letters recently was dismissed. Mrs’ Ryan said she did not a chagrined victim. t, either,” Maxwell, she said she believed, was he victim of the spite of unidentificd evil doers. Asserting that she, too, had received & “poisoned” letter two ears ago, and had destroyed it, sk aid thought he ha cted hastily in caus an investiga she isband | tion Mrs, Ryan der three radiogram a brief, fil by the district at ¥'s office he had sent to Maxweli | as in this cit rorship of the ined detailed allegza- rown with exported on Canadian cer- 1d the settie- tures con- Board of Trade 1 1, in act and re L t the de- ract grade s and limited creait 1n foreizn her than to speculation or Can Run Up Prices, . the re able to run attril the rela e fluctua- ited almost s, including ac nd condition iends to force prices to 4 “lower level than would be the case if de- ivery were made in regular v[c\':l-l e commission iking case of * futures trading on nd ¢concluded that “speculation in corn ) P for Greens or Street Wear We have a special Golfing Shoe—one that is all a Golfing Shoe can be—and yet it is equally practical for street wear. Made on a last that's absolutely comfortable— Tan leather—with rub- ber soles and heels. A special Shoe—that’s now being sold at $10 We've some wonderful Hose for men—50c and $1 a pair Arthur Burt Co. 1343 F Street The Taste Tells the Tale You can always tell Gand G Ginger Ale by its di-{inct.ive taste. It never varies — but always has that flavory and that “zippy” snap— which is the result of experience and pains- taking brewing. Well worth remem- bering to order by name—*“G .and G” At grocers’ and delicatessen; sexved af good' fountains— or by the case from us direct. G and G Bottling Co. . Phome Main 7637 ad station by h had received the * eled about improper relatic Mrs. Ryan is a | be sald » | souls POLA PICKS TILDEN, CHAPLIN FADING OUT There's a Reason for Screen Star’s New Romance, Is Holly- wood Whisper. T BY FORREST WHITE, Special sDispatch to The Star, - LOS. ANGELES, July 30.—It isn't the dashing Don Alonzo, after all It's William Tilden, 2d, the world's champion tennis player, whd, at the momént, may claim the first right to all of the soulful glances from the luminous orbs of Pola Negri; the Ger- man-Polish screen star. And in the brackground, happy and perfectly at ase. is none other than--bless our Charlle Chaplin himself. Out of this paradise of press agent and press agents' mistakes, th comes today the true story of t broken romance of Chaplin and Pol: Negri, and the new friendship of Miss Negri for Tilden : told that the Negri-Chaplin ro- invented at a time when i was desperately in need Y. in the movie world, ng lin Was Agreeable. s not an unwilling vic no chance of bein pocketh rts of th would vertising him ficry to the world as a Woman-tamer—ga fight in NG And that's how Bill Tilden got in. It is declared hardly possible that Til- den is taking the matter seriously. If the pubHc is so digposed, its another boost for the wisdom. of the late Mr. Barnum. '* But, it shews how ro- mances come and go in Hollywood, when advertising's needed., BLUE LAWS IGNORED' BY PUBLIC AND POLICE No Effort Made in Michigan Town to Stop Shows, Golf or Motoring. By the Associated Press. o LUDINGTON, Mich., July 30.—Per- sons in Ludington who degired, mo- ltored, played golf, attended moving picture theaters and danced yesterday regardless of the statement of Prose- of which this respect Sunday nake. Mason county, is the county seat, blue laws, 1y |kan without thought of enforcement i No attempt was made by police officers here to stop any of the Sun- day amusements to which the city s accustomed | There were no violations of the |Sundaw law by one person in Luding- 1. however. Prosecutor Fitch re- {mained at his residence all day. and to newspaper men who asked for an erview Mrs. Fitch brought word utor could _transact nday and the grant- would constitute <t the pi 10 business on & ing of an intervie transaction e prosecu Conk- f |ling Fitch, wh Friends of Yours in Yellowstone Park To Yellowstone Park Only $100.95 Round Trip from Washington P. W. Pummill, General Agent, 809-10 Finance Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. <M Give Baby a Treat Your doctor will tell you that Sunshine Graham Crackers are good for baby. He will tell you how many and how often, In packages at your grocery and in bk too- ]gpo‘:-Wn.u Brscurr (pmpany Branches in Over 100 Cities recently durin the disappear: Northw 1il., his *ftch rton n University at spent a part of the father's office. The out a number of Mount Zie PALAIS ROYAL 11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. en—Going Strong! Our Annual a Rusl about ( Response Well, this morning’s turn out passed every expecta- tion. Many women folks were buying in Hlorious |cutor Virgil A. Fitch that he would| | which have been left for| s on the statute books of Michi- | tion of | his father might do as the result of the failure of law enforcement officers to stop amusements in Ludington, but ad- mitted he had no definite information a8 to his father's future plans, RESCUERS HALT WORK.. Only One of Twenty-Seven Mine Dead Is Recovered. SHEFFIELD, England, July 30.— ‘The rescue parties at the Maltby colliery, where, through an explosion, many miners were entombed, were obliged to glve up work during the night. Only one body has thus far been recovered. The official estimate of the dead is twenty-saven. il ehgeng i i By resolution of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, no dele- gates will be permitted to =it in the organization's conventions unless his clothes bear t union-label. 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O, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1923. great light burst upon the reporters. statements as to what CUBA’S FINANCES FOUND IN SATISFACTORY SHAPE s L) Treasury Secretary RBeports $12,- 000,000 in Excess of Budget, for Interest on Debt. HAVANA, Cuba, July 30.—A cab- inet meeting was held at the countr home of President Zayas vester at which the secretary of the trea: ury stated that the island’s finances were in a most satisfactory condi- tion. . . After all budget allpwances had been met, the end of the fiscal year would show a balance of about $1Z,- 000,000 available to meet intcrest cn the public debt and provide for a sinking fund. The xecrotary sald that if the present condition of the' country’s finances wa‘ntained their level the public deht wonld Le. ex- tinguished before the time limit ex- pired and without the necassity of raising further loans of the smaller size— evening Phone Main 4846 half and dozen lots, and when they buy this way for men—you know the story—values must be marvelous. 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