Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 27

SPRING CHICKENS ARE IN ACTIVE DEMAND Commission Merchants Charging 50 Cents Per Pound in Whole- sale Market Today. -— EG@ PRICES HOLD FIRM Agriculture Department Reviews Vegetable Situation. Large spring chickens seemed to Be the most popular product on the Washington commi wholesale market today. Springers, two pounds or over. would bring about 50 cents a pound. Hens were not so active, being draggy at ahout a quarter or 26 cents, in some instances. Live calves are suffering the draw- backs of hot weather, and it was un- derstood top grades are bringing only % to 10 cents at the most. Lambs are mofe favorable as a hot-weather meat, and their price was said to be from 14 to 15 cents a pound. Sheep are almost out of the question at this time, it was said IEES were l{ght in reccipts, but the market was firm. Prices ranging from 26 to 2R cents were reported with the commission merchants: The Department of Agriculture’s Tpeort of the vegetable market fol- NEW YORK CURB MARKET BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, June 17.—The upward movement was resumed.in the curb market today and extended to stocks that had not shared In the improve- ment recently. Confidence in pros- pects for higher prices appeared to be growing out of the failure of the market recently to respond to un- favorable trade data Buying of the oil shares was pro- nounced and here and there pool op- erations were in evidence. Prairie Oil and Gas crossed 215, compared with the previous close of 213%. The upturn in Vacuum extended beyond a point before the rise was checked. and special buying came into Salt Creek Producers, resulting in a .gain of more than half a point. Tt took only & few sales of New Mexico and Arizona Land to carry the price well across 7. It {s understood that nego- tiations for options are impending. NEW_YORK, June 17.—Following is an official 115t of bonds and stocks traded in on the New York Curb Market today: Sales in BONDS. thoussndu. High Low. 10 Allied Packers 6. 6213 62 6 Allied Packers &0 & Anglo Am Oil _Ths Antilia Sugar Tlas. Asso Stm_Hdw 8los AtG & W 188 De R & O 6 Cwi... Reaverboard 8x ' . Reth Steel Tn 'S5 hildx & it Sery Received by Private, Wire Direct to The Star Office The feature in the industrial group was .the advance of two points in Centrifugal Cast Iron Pipe. This stock has moved in sympathy with buying In Cast Iron Pipe on the stock exchange. The lgtter company has the exclusive right to use of the De Lavaud Process of Dipé manu- facture, for which it pays Centrifugal a royaity on all pipe produced by this method. Appalachlan Power broke ¢ peints following publication of the report for the twelve months ended May 13, despite the fact that gross business and the balance after taxes were sub- stantially in excess of those for the previous twelve months. The 16 point rise from the low earligr in the year, however, had discounted the improve- ment. Silicia Gal Voting Trust Certificates advanced, another half point to 22%. Strength here reflects the report that one of the large oil companies had completed arrangements for use of the process. 40% 4ok 0% 1077 108% 1083 ;2 282 282 5 39! 108 D ok e oleR 3% e 400 Vacusm Oif ‘new.. 63% 62 6% Sales INDEPENDENT OIL S8TOCKS. in hundreds. T4 Carib Synd ... 8% 3 1 Cities Service 13534 1 Cities Service pi 3 1 Cit Berv B ofs . & Cons Royalties ... 25 Creole Synd ... 1Derdy O & B wi 4 Gult Ofl of Pa. 1G80&RMR & Lago Pet .. 10 Livingston' Pt ' 13 Momt Prod ... .0 13 Mutual Oil vot efs.. 1 New Brad Oil wi 26 New Mex Land 10 Penn Beaver 01 3 Peonock OIl oF=uSPua-tuty FSFE FF O d BY J. C. ROYLE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, June 17.—Whether | sst YOAr 1rom they realize it or not, the citizens| An announcement to stockholders of New York are going to give prac- | 5ays that the action is the result of Very Heavy Bond Issues. NEW YORK TRAFFIC |TIMKEN AXLE CO. PROBLEMS PUZZLING Passenges Earnings on Street Gn': Reorganization 21.!.! Will Wipe Far Too Small to Pay Profits to Management. TAXPAYERS T0 CLOSE PLANTS Out a,m,m_mm—sup Taken for Efficiency. NTRIB By the Amociated Prom. o UTE DETROIT, Mich, June 17.—The plant of the Timken-Detroit Axle “im' Company at Cleveland, Ohio, and one Suburban ets Also Have|cy" 50 two Detroit plants will be Many Operating Troubles. closed and their. equipment disposed of in a reorganimation of the com- pany_ that will wipe away approxi- mateiy $3,700.000 of its surplus, @i- rectors of the company have decided. The Cleveland plant was acquired last year from the Standard Equlp- the directors’ decisfon to concentrate tically every. convention visitor = |{he QECIOTE oo e e atyle present next week—that is, every one | of product. who rides on subway cars. BOINE to get part of their rides for nothing. ,They will have to pay their | dollar of preferred stock outstanding, nickels at the turnstiles, but those | the directors have reported. The book nickels do not pay the cost of their The difference 1§ ‘practically | share. presented to them out of the pockets The company's surplus as a result of the New York taxpayers. to the records of the|.nq of 1923 was $4.517.769. transit commission the 5-cent fare| produces a revenue which s insuffi- cient to pay interest on the municipal bonds issued to pay for building the between $8,000,000 and This deficit the taxpayers e good. The average ex- cess cost is about 1 cent per passen- They are After all reduction of the plant ac- count there will remain net tangible assets of approximately §3 for every value of the common stock will be reduced from $15.50 to about 311 a of _the reorganization will be ap- proximatel' §800,000. The surplus at FAMOUS PLAYERS REPORTS. NEW YORK. June 17.—Famous Players reportde earnings for the first quarter eguivalent to 32.71 a share, aguinst $3.65 a share in the same quarter last vear. Officials of the company pointed sut that a shut- Ldown for ihe six weaks last fall ‘war responsible for this slump and that second guarter ea-nings quite likily weuld bz on & par with. thos: o the first guarter, Wanted Second * Trust Notes w - nds o L i TRU! NOTES in denomina- ‘tions of from 3500 to $10,000. Low rases if secarity is geod Apply = Onve o Our MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT' SHAROR & Tuchy 713 wnd 715 14th Screst NW. Main X3 [EQUITABLE Association Organised 187T9. ¢ith YEAR CONPLETED -S4.755,170.52 Surpims e SLB48,320.96 The Systematic Saving Plan of the Equitable —should be adopted by those who MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES AT CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST Rt H Hgnen 6. 7207 %mwaéw/' Auenue YOUR SAVINGS In Our " FIRST MORTGAGES “The Safest Security on Earth” 7% tuee Denominations $100 to $10,000 1416 K Street N. Mata €17 Northwest Rezidential and Business Property Only lows. Cabbage Supplies Moderate. i Ted Hank' O new.: The city lssued bonds for construc- Cabbage —Supplies moderate; de- ! Horal aua 04 & : §%| tion of interdorough Hincs o such : % an extent that its net interest cosi :\-"v‘-a light; market dy.;rl;v ;vuu_ b O e L+ are more than one-half of 1 per egrown. overed barrels, : ; cent per year per passenger carrie Polnted type, 1.25a1.50; Virginta. Nor. X i i Wl 51 | The eity's appropriation for construc- TOIK Aehtlon; “hursellcrates. Hotnted Detroit it 3 Woodley Pet 105 tion of the Brooklyn-Manhattan com- yps smostly; 135 - CantRloines -Sip- Detrait Bdison INDUSTRIALS. pany's lines involved intercst charges plies liberal; demand moderate; mar- Dustop T & R N ALS. of $1.24 per year per passenger. ket slighty weaker; California Im-) 5 p'r"p 5 0w Atimstuck Pomae.. % The convention visitors may get perial Valley, salmon tints, standard Am Gax & Blec ptd 47 part of thelr ride free of the surface 458, 5.0043.25 few special marks. $.50; i new wi. 708 Pars-but not at the expense of the ponles, b mosdy,, 3.35; {ew highe Am Maltigraph Eil taxpayers. Nominally a 5-cent fare ex- jats; dda and d5s mostly, 1.35; jum- Am T & T gew... 121% ists on the surface lines, but with a baos, 36s -mostly, 3.25. - Onions—Sup- Appalac Power & L 81 few exceptions the 5-cent ridesare re- plies - moderate: demand moderate; Afnde ¥ Triwi .. STy eiad 36 the bovoush limsits of cach market firm; Texas. standard crates. Grand Trunk 6is . B A of the five boroughs. There is no Yellow Bermudas, U. S. No. 1. 2.25a 1t ol Corp Bs PO A T o general grant of free transfers with- 240; sales direct to retailers, Cali- Guit il Corp_6las U B e iEnies of any Datticniar surc wish to get abead in a financial way. 1t has heiped us and will help ou. Subseription for the 87th Issue of Stock Being Recetved Shares, $2.50 Per Month EQUITABLE BUILDING 915 F ST. N.W. JOHN JOY EDSON, President FRANK P. REESIDE, Sec'y. o Governments States & Cities Railroads Public Utilities Industrials G B o PERSONAL EFFICIENCY A SENSE of thrift, the abil- ity to save, the strength of character to avoid speculation and the perseverance to invest systematically—those are the characteristics which lead in- evitably to success. 2B00F e aunannofe 0 R e et A Cpe OUR FIRST MORTGAGES 223Man FETE FETERE are ideal for systematic sav- ing. They are issued in con- venient denominations, are safe bevond question and pay 7 per cent interest. an 22, = i Aaglo-Am "ol ) Buekere P L First Mortgage Notes (23 Note the date due and time sent.) TUnited Bak pfd United G & E Tnited Pft Sh nel : Tai Retail Candy.. 5 ) Imp Ol of ‘ard Bak Co B wi 17% 3 gi!:u fornia, Yellow Bermudas, standard Houd Rubber Bevuc Campbell Soup pe face syStem, «nd there are 280 points T L Candy Prod Cor wi n Manhattan alone where a 2-cent Supplies moderate, demand limited; n oy Car “Light... transfer charge is made, while 340 market fairly steady: Georgia 6s, Lehigh Power r e e Get s% i medi o s ise. T Libby McN & L P s ol S ished. In Brooklyn, 1,584 free transfer ields : ecaved, 1.50a2.00. Potatoes—Supplies Power. = i points have been eliminated and 212 ne 0 D odarate: old Stock demand limited: | 3 Mok Go Tws. 3 & Dochler Die Cast 1th Exceptio; curity New Orl Pub Ser 5m 88% % 18 Dubilier O & Eai rate of 8 cents is charged in the bor- | P o L IR G e oL Durant Mot ... ough of Richmond. i ot telloers gpant mw sioek REebed 1 2 B e s The National City Company North and South Carolina, cloth- i s B In spite of this, the companies as a An investment in Cities slat barrels. Irish Cobblers, U. b Serv of & 3 16 10% 1075 e, St ¥t i whole Pare ot operating at a proft. ||| Washington—741 15th St. N.W. | Service Company ,draws fits b PLood Mark: Shawsheen 75 ... : oodyer and surface lines is running at be- subsidiary - companies. which e ke S SRy Gal e O Ry T ; tween $40.000,000 and $50.000000 a | are SupIYIng daily casentitie rawberrias—Supplies heavy. de- S railroad, the rearrangement of trans- | = o millions of population in 33 grown, $2-quart crates, various yari- fer privileges has resulted in opera- Wash., D. C., June 10, ‘3¢ States. i eties, 150a3.50, mostly 2.00a2.50. To- any, which has a profitable short moderate. market weaker: ) haul business, issued only 14.000,000 Mrs. Thrift $35.00 for Stock, on which dividend te- pl. fours turning wrapped, quirements are now being % Ce 8y, 000.000 passengers, whereas in 5 and turning wrapped. fancy count st Ky /ot ey 1o 1 McCrory 4 bt 75,500,000 transfers were issued (§ 1% ‘95“‘}ch:’!“,d A ks times, can be bought now fo 250a3.00: choice count. 1.75a2 N s Ol Ts 1 Mewadl 1ron . Jicia more than ' ' per cent. i 2 In the suburban districts about FEnL mancdtionn, o as it fase ~ FOREIGN BONDS. N Bk e Gt New York the traction companies | mel m _Waisons, I Italian Power 6. . 0% B B Al T g wome have threat- || This is a facsimile of the many shates for cash, or by mak- beans—Supplies light, demand mod-| 4 King of 6 hi U8 e ened discontinuance of operations, or | | Checks leaving our office daily to ing an initial payment of $10 Nerfalk section, 5-peck hampers. | 10 Soivay & Co fs B 3 3 Sil Cervants in Scarsdale struck when ments of approximately = $6. Brean 2304800 Teumbers_Sup: | 6 N Gort 3ty 106> "3 Tons Fiee Tower, $5 the Nillage authorities refused to 77 Send_the coupon for full par: ! ula STANDARD OIL ISSUES. % Tobacee Prod Ex... 4l cents in fares and the service was (] : aiscontinued. Property owners made Village authorities to rescind their action. d c and Lompany 1300 latern _Pet Co Lid Ward Bk Corptd B4 At Silver Lake, N. Y. authorities Once you imvest in first mort- Wilking Building Telephone 2 L mR also refused to sanction a similar || gages no other form of investment 30 Onio OU sew. ...l &l Yel Taxi Corp N ¥ 18% < : T service seemed certain cottagers - - o plete details. Notes mow em Ramd N Thomas W. Brakasy @ Ce., Hood Rubber Ts. crates, . 8. No. 1, 250 Peaches— n Keanecott Cap 13 Qentrif Tron Pipe. former transfer points have been abol- at a wide range of Uneedas, medium to small size, few Manitobs Power 7s Doehler Die Cast wi 2 5! oints 3 flat market steady; Michigan, 150-pound riPub Ser ba 2-cent transfer points set up. A Ak for the liat s s. North St Pow 6las C {5 e LA on Monthly Slvmg: mi 0 o steady T ot RiEEY Fail to Make Profit. and moderate; market & P Tomer iis P mcE s 1 mostly, 3.00; few 3.25. Pure Oil Co 6348 . ¢ Bl Simeds Lo The combined deficit of rapid transit Telephone—Main 3176 strength frem more than 100 s 3 4 5 % Iyn City —electricity, 5 mand moderate, market weak; home- Rl vear. On one road, the Brooklyn City | ricity, gas and oll—to tions at a profit. In 1923 the com- matoes—Supplies liberal, _demand n Bay s e weles ot [Cities Service Preferrea o total traffic of about . count, 1.10a125; Florida, sixes ripes toanatens OB & oo 6 months' Interest due June i ey My Leing acaum Oil 7s_..... 1 & 3 Mesani” 1ron 3 4 £ % i on a traffic of 171,000,000 riders. Watermelons—Supplics light, demand | & Wobere Mal 6 ; o} Midale Co) Mortgage Departmeat. ividends are pald monthly. 5 3 have also been having difficult prob- You may buy one or more pound age, 75.00290.00.° String | § USROG 9318 S Pyrene Mfg erate st stronger; Virginia, . . T tic || inv i a share and m % ronger; reinia, 10 Huss Gov Blas M e n‘w’rv: 1 RGP nw vot put the threat into effec Domestic || investors in our onthly pay. demand &ht o B 1%, Tenn Elec Po 24 pf &' sanction an increase from 6 to 10 N mus ‘protest ana compenied. the Thomas W. Brahany Protests Bring New Rulings. 10N Y Transit...... 10% ‘estern Power Washington, D.C. Main 8189 increase. When cessation of street | Sn"0 W T T gena tor com- Wilkins Bldg., Washington, D.C. 300 Prairte Oil & Gas. 2131 y Pena Mex Fuei... 32y MINING. began to move out. Property own- ers and landlords made vigorous pro- | | §100 wp. @ 25023 test to the village board and suc- Cars on Track at § am. Today. Bananas. 3 unknown freight. 3 un- | brokan ca rack: cantaloupes. 4| ifornia freight. 10 broken and 4| ken cars on track: carrots, 8| irginia boat. sweet corn, 50 North Carolina. 10 barrels ana express cumbers. 1 crates South Carolina express 54 crates Virginia boat: egmplant. 50 crates Florida express; grapefruit. 1 Florida fraight, 1 broken and 1 un- broken cars on track. lettuce, 40 crates Virginia boat; mixed vegeta- Bles, 1 North Carolina freight, 3 brok- en cars on track: mixed fruit. 1 broken ear on track: lemons, 1 unbroken car on track; ontonsa, 1 California, 1 Texas freight, 1 broken and 3 unbroken cars on track: oranges. 1 Florida freight, 1 broken and 2 unbroken cars on track; peppets, 125 crates Florida expr potatoes. 2 uth Carolina freight, crates Florida expross 414 barrels North Carolina boat, 5 broken and 4 unbroken cars on track: squash, 65 crates North Carolina, 5 crates South | Carolina eXpress: strawherries, 4 ecrates South Carolina express; string beans, 125 b ets North Carolina ex- nress. baskets Virginia boat: tomatoes, 6 Mississippi. 1 Florida freight. 75 crates Florida express, 6 broken and 4 unbroken oars on track: watermelons, 1 Florida freight, 3 broken cars on track: peaches, 150 crates North Carolina, 15 crates South Carolina express, 2 broken and 3 un- broken cars on track: blackberries, 200 crates North Carolina express. U. §. TREASURY CERTIFICATES (Quotations farnished by Redmond & Co.) ———Noon.. Bia. 4s Beptember 15, 1024... 1002532 e BRI Y JR T h 15, .. 1002982 L1013 101 19:32 Beptember 16. 1926.. 101 March 15, 1927...... 103 % December 15, 1027... FOREIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations furuished by W. B. Hibbe & Co.) Nominal Selling checks old value. Loodoa. pound... Montreal, dollaf. Paris, franc. ... RBrussels, frane Zurieh, Athens, drachms . Madrid, peseta..... Vienna, crown Rudspest, erown. gue, Ccrown... Warsaw, mark Copenhagen, crown. ¢ hristia, crown kholm By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 17—Foreign ox. e easy. Guotations in Unite ;‘!‘&2‘5 Aollars; ~Great Britain, - de- mand, 4.32; cables, 4.32%: sixty-day bills 'on’ banks, £29%. France de- mand, .0536; cables, .0537. Italy, d mand, 0483%; cables, .0434. Belgium, Hemand, .0487; eables, 0488 Germany, demand ' (per trillion), 23%: Hollan 3738; Norway, .1348; Sweden, 653 Denmark, -1656; Switzerland, 1767 Spain, 1343, Greece, .0170; Poland, 00000012; Crethoslovakia, [0204: Ju- 0119, Austria, 000014 00447 Argentina, .3266; Takio, -41; Montreal, = 3 s BUTTER LOWER TODAY. THICAGO, Juné utter lower; Seney nxslr': 1 aanagrds, 35: extra gt Sushi Bres 36%4a37% ds, $4a e nes easy: Hiceipts, 29,952 cases; frste, 35a13%; ordinary 'rats, 2¢a D4ly; storege pack extras, 27%; 27 S S WOOL AT STANDSTILL. ecial). —The practieally this being & hol- oSLon. me dealers, oon ‘n‘lid 5%):: dullness of the market, are planning (o Lake the rest of the week off Washington Stock Exchange. SALBS. Capital Traction 5s—$1,000 at 97, $500 at $1.000 at 7. $500 at 07, Georgetown Gas 5+—$1,000 at 873, $3.000 51,000 at 871z ngton Gas s "33—$300 at 101%, $1,000 $1.000 at 101%. shington Rwy. & Biec. 48—$1,000 at 73, 52,000 at 73, $1,000 at 73. $1,000 at'73, pital Traction Co.—3 at 9214, 3 at 921, 234, 8 at 21, 10 at 921 Washington Rw 5 5 e T 3 et 74 % Lanston Monotype—| National Mortgage and lnvestment pfd.—50 at 8% AFTER CALL. Washington Bwy. & Elec. pra.—10 at 74, 20 at T4 Potomae Electric 6s 195330 at 102%. Money—Call loans, 5 and 8 per cent. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. & Telga. 4s.. Amer. & Telga. 4 siie 308 Am. Tel. & Tel etl. tr. 00" 101 Am. Tel. & Tei. conv. 6. g < & Potomac Bt tia & Potom: % P. Telephone 3s. C. & P. Telephone of Capital Traction K. R. Georgetown Gas 1st 5s. Potomac Elec. 1st 5s. Metropolitan R. R. Potomac e, den Potomae Elec. deb. Potomac Elec. 6a 1953. 11 Pot. Elec. Pow. g m. & ref. Ts. Wash., Alex. & Mt. Ver. bs. Jash Alex. & Mt ver, ctt- Wi t. & Anoap. 5e. ington Gas 5s. Washington Gas 6a. Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s.. MISCELLANBODS, D. C. Paper MIg; 8. Riggs Realty 3a (loog) Riggs Realty Gs_(short). Southern Blds. 0bx. - Wash. Market Coid Storage Wardman Park Hotel 8s... STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. ris... American Tel. & Teiga.. Gapital Traction.. ngton Norfolk & Wash District ... Farmers & Mec Federal-Americs Liberty Lineoln National Second Nationai “Bank'of ‘Washington. . TRUST COMPANIES, Amerie Becnrity & Trust. neht 1 Trust.. EHLEH BEE jon Trust. g Washington Loan & Trust.. BAVINGS BANK. East Becurity Saving Heventis Street. United States.. ‘Washington Mechanies. 258 8 s National TITLE INSURANCE. Columbla Title. Seal"Eqtate Tidie MISOELLANEOUS. d.... . Ay thaler Linotype. 40 Diamondfd Bl Bat . 4 Eog G M Ltd Ind 10 sndtn Cop 2 Howe Found . 20 Independence Lead. 30 Nev Hills Mining 14 Ohio Copper 12 Ply Lead Mines. . 6 Premier Gold Min. 20 Red HiN_ Florenee . 10 Red Warrior .. E 10 Rocky Mt fm & R 4 Rocky M S & R pfd 170 Spearbead Gold 10 Superstition M : 23t Thes 6 Wenden Copper ... 20 West Utah L s FINANCIAL NOTES. NEW YORK, June 17 (Special)— A London dispatch from the league of nations at Geneva stated that the | Hungarian loan has been placed en- 4tirely in Europe. The Barnk of Eng- land has taken a large amount of the loan. Arthur E. Orvis ef Orvis Brothers & Co. nas purchased a second mem- bership on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange from George Braun- 1ing for a consideration of $6,700. Th price is unchanged from the last pri vious sale. CALL MONEY RATES. NEW YORK, June 17.—Call money, easy; high, low, 2; ruling rate. 2; closing bid, 2; offered at 2%; last loan, 2; call loans against acceptan- ces, 1%. Time loans, easy: mixed collateral, 60 to 90 days, 3a3%; 4 to 6 months, 3%al%; prime commercial paper, 4. COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY ST. LOUIS, June 17.—Somé of the plants of the International Shoe Com- pany have been converted from the making of work shoes to lighter models owing to lack of demand for both men’s and women's work shoes. DETROIT, June 17.—Jobbers have |advanced quotations on beans 15 cents a hundred pounds in the last week, owing to strong local demand for seed. Jobbers expect the advance, however, to be only temporary,” as TAvmers are holding considerable sup- plies. CLEVELAND, June' 17.—With the steel Industry operating at about 50 per cent of capacity here and 30 p cent in_ the oning Valley, ore shipments are light. - Fifteen ore car- riers were dropped last week and more are expected to be tied up shortly. OUSTON, June 17.—Ground has st Been broken for Houston's new 500,000 cotton mill. ~ Additions to cot- ton warehouses and comprasses here this year will raise the local storage capacity to 447,000 bales, an Increase of 35,000 hales 'over last year. PHILADELPHIA, June 17.—There has been an influx of idle bituminou miners to this district and demand for common labor has eased off.in this city. SAVANNAH, Ga., June 17.—The tur. pentine and rosin exchange chartersd g R T £an une 836,000, which will be used to finance n-_nbm-l.nwum o::::m':l stress. The membership, _ con! Pproducers S Roran: aan Georsis, " sonireis three-quarters of the world's naval stores output. ceeded in having them nullify their thousand daily riders Queens County, facing discontinuance of one line, have petitioned New York City authorities asking that the com- be allowed to increase fares above the 5-cent limit. VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS OFF TO N. Y. SUNDAY Special Dispateh to The Stax. RICHMOND, Va., Virginia delegates o the Democratic natlonal convention have arranged to begin the trip to New York Sunday next, and will have headquarters at These quarters have already been reserved for the Virginia delegation State Chairman Harry F. Byrd of Winchester, in & telegram to Secre- Check tary Hayes of the committee, says that he will have but one admission Yet? ticket for the convention. et? Cordell Hull of the Democratic na- ’ tional committee wired Senator Byrd Don’t that all the tickets for Virginia had been =ent to Senator Carter Glass of Lynchbure, the member of the Dem- ocratic national committoe, and that persons who desired tickets could make application to Senator Glass. —The Chairman June 17. consisting of Tools and ma- succeed the Rev. Chas. D. Sager 924 14th St Main Loan Dept. in Money to Loan Secured by first deed of trost on real estate. Prevailing interest and commirsion. Wash. L. & oth & F Received That June Dividend Carelessly Spend or Invest It— Plant Mackinery Brings $1,400. | Blly a Special Dispateh to The St FREDERICKSBU —Approximately §1,400 was realized by F. M. Chichester and W. E. Gool- rick, receivers, from the sale of ma- chinery and equipment of the Amer- ican Peerless Manufacturing Com- pany, held Saturday. C. L. Reid pur- chased the machinery, motors, shafting, etc. terials purchased by other individ- uals brought about $300. Eetnalioa i APPLE OUTLOOK BRIGHT. 17 _(Special).—The New England crop reporting service reports that the apple crop is 80 per cent of normal, peaches unpromising, market gardens behind because of cold, tobacco acreage reduced and a better potato crop in prospect. Frostburg Pastor Chosen. Special Dispatch to The Star. FROSTBURG. J. C. Nicholson of Washington has been appointed pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church here to Daniel L. Ennis, who has been assigned. to Straw- bridge Methodist Episcopal Church, First Mortgage Note This Time— Denominations $100 Up. Interest Rates 6% and 7%. Absolutely Safe. No Depreciation. Phone Mortgage Invest- ment Dept. Rev. Preparations fAmong vacation preparations, surely none transcends. in im- portance makmi safe your tt! valuable: papers. le pleasure awaits the trayeler whose mind is constantly concerned about possible loss of stock certifi- cates, liberty bonds, deeds, etc. fBefore you go away is the right tinie to give your impor- tant papers the absolute pro-- tection.of a SAFE DEPOSIT H BOX in _our vaults, RENTALS ARE LOW. National Savings & Trust Co. Oldest. Savings Depository in Washington Please send me full tnfermation abow Giien Srvice Srertmen i s shont your monthly paymeat pian for NAME . .oiimeitaneannnerennns AQEress .....ciiiiiiaianniin B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 1412 Eye St. NW. LEADERSHIP -In financtal circles of this City the Ameri- can Security and Trust Company holds a place of leadership. —It has a Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits of over $6,000,000.00. —It has deposits of over $25,000,000.00. —It has resources of over $32,000,000.00. —Ithas been in business over 35 years. But still more important to you are the causes which have made possible such a record of growth and achieve- ment. These may be expressed in three words— STRENGTH, SECURITY and STABILITY. 15th and Penna. Ave. Capital; Swplus and Undivided. Profits Central: Over $6,000,000.00. BRANCHES 7th & Mass. Ave. N.W. Northeast:* 8th & H Sts. N.E. Southwest : 436 7th St. S.W. Northwest : 1140 15th St. N.W.