Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1925, Page 79

RESORTS. RESORTS. CAPE MAY COUNTY. N. J. RESORTS. BETTERTON. MD. RESORTS. BETTERTON. MD. Ten Complete Units—Count Them ! —In a 35-Mile Chain of Seashore Attractions LL on the famous Atlantic shoreline, allied in the interest of ‘]{your health and happiness—each with its distinctive charm and individuality. Splendid motor roads and convenient railroad service bring you to these resorts. And arrived, you'll find every sport and pleasure facility. Level ocean beaches, bays and inland streams. Ocean Piers, Boardwalks, Golf, Tennis, Horseback Riding, Theatricals, Dances and Musicales. Modern hotels and boarding houses—summer cottages—apartments and permanent homes. For booklets, information regarding these resorts, etc., address CLERK OF THE BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J. WILDWOOD. y 300 All ous side hot or cold rumning water or private baths, electrieity. and telephones. ~ Elevator to street level. A resort hotel of exquisite taste, wonderful is and skillful service. Spacious lobby ad porches. Ownership Management. Seme m magement as THE BELLEVUE The ormall OCEAN CITY, N. J. 8th and Ocean. Large verandas. Ocean view. Running water. Private baths. Elevator to street. Unexcelled cuisine. X ANTZ, M, ° Boardwalk is ready for you. With its wealth of attractions and unobstructed view of beach and ocean, it is a most delight- ful promenade as well as a brilliant centre of seashore activities. PORTS and amusements are diversified and complete. Splendid golf on the 18-hole course of the Wildwood Golf Club. Surf bathing from Jersey’s finest and safest beach. Fishing. ~Sailing. Indoor entertainment. FLEETWOOD OceanCity, N.J. Modern-Excellent Cuisine Exclusive Atmosphere~-Booklet Overlooking Ocean,Bay and Park Boardwalk, OCEAN CITY, & 3d _ste. Amer. plan Bath houses. Garage K. A. YOU OCEANIC 11th & Wesley Ave: Rummine EANIC water. Elevator. American plan. Write for booklet. A. E. BAKER. on /i iy BETTERTON MARYLAND~On Zre Ciesa, edre Hete you will find the idelly located tesort —a combination of shore and country- —where the cool shaded avenues overlook the waters of the famous Chesapeake.Bay. Miles of excellent concrete roads make Betterton easily accessible for the motorist Fishing, tennis, bathing, shooting, sailing, boating and air dancing are but a few of the many pleuurng that awgit you.opm ™ *"HOTELS and COTTAGES : T Crow's Hotel The Price’s Cottage 60 Wil Norway Shady Lawn 1o Ecseen Live Bmmers leave Baltimors (standurd, time). night stoamare—t p. . : Satm m Doy steamers— Mon E Dewday. Priday. 3 o m. Tolehester Co. seammers connect with Betcen ton—see papers for sehedule. Motorista take Tolchestar Co. Ferry from Baltimore. OCEAN CITY, MD. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 28, 1925—PART 8. RESORTS. FOR THE BEST VACATION ECREATION LAND! The Adirondacks, Lake George, Lake Champlain and many other cool and delightful resorts. Get the most out of your vacation by spending it in this ideal outdoor land. “A Summer Paradise” our 300-page guide tefls of the boatin. bathing. fah h camps and life. Se to DELAWARE & HUDSO Passenger Department Albany, N. Y. ROUTE OF THE MONTREAL LIMITED New_York—Montreal VIRGINIA. “Finest and Safest Bathing Beach on Atlantic Coast”’ Reached by W. B. & A R R. Annapolis Ferry and B. C. & 4. R. R. or Eastern’ Shore Transii line Invites you to take a trip from the National Capital through historic Annapoli secing the United States Naval Academy, across the beautiful Chesapeake Bay by ferry to the far- famed “Eastern Shore.” Here Golf, Fishing, Sailing, Surf Bathing and many other sports await you. Relief for Hay Fever. Hotel Atlantie Plimhimmior M dyiwild For illusi Aotels o City. Md. HOTEL HAMILTON OCEA: N FRONT. J. L. MASSEY & SON. reas. Prop. Delightful locat BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. CAMP SCHLEY INN Home grown v Miss Cf ot. Rates Booklet on request BLENTZ, Phone Braddock 3 erick. _r]n'rrmf e 2 per” weel r o B i R Box 88. Fred- Md. Tele. Braddock 13-F. s Braethorn Cottage Opposite Park. Reasonable Rates. €. W. RUD Mt. Pleas M. MA anb S s THE LANKFORD 22 Cits exclusive, i plan. Boardwalk . most ex- (private baths) . excellent meals. S. Prop. . new est hotel. Modern, mparable cooking. Amencan accommodations. s M. B. QUILLEN. Gara DEER_PARK. MD. DEER PARK ~ MARYLAND AMERICA’S FINEST MOUNTAIN RESORT Highest and coolest loeation esst of the Rockies. American Plan. SEA _ISLE_CITY. N. 2. NUMEROUS modern hotels and boarding houses provide excellent accommodations. Cot. tages, bungalows, and apartments for rent o sale, For information, address P. H. JACKSON, Chairman Adv. Comm. WILDWOOD BOARD OF TRADE WILDWOOD, N. J. SINNAMON OWNED HOTELS BREAKERS g1, 5t b Section. ATl rooms hot & cold running water. Priv. baths. Bathing priv. Garage. G. Tinnamon, Owner. EDGETON . 8ntiek Trom depot and beach. Cap. 50, Musie. Daneng. Whnderfal meals G. E. Sinnamon, Mr. WASHINGTON Centeally located. Full ocean view. Run. water. Bookiet. Bathing priv. E. 3. Sianamon, Mgr. For such a vacation as you have always looked forward to. For the finest and safest bathing beach on the New Jeraey Coust. For fishing, sailing and watec sports. Threemile Boardwalk with rest pavilions and countless attractions. M hotels and boarding houses. gl et oo Cottages, bungalows and spartments at reasonable rental. For informatien, write CITY CLERK Gity Hall, Sea Inle Gity, N. J. *“Whoke block Ocean fromt™ American Plan Special July Rates Under New Managemeat Golf, Tennis, Horseback Riding, Fishing, Yachting, Surf Bathing J. L. FAGAN. Mgr. tormerly wih THE BREAKERS, Palm Beach Pl THE GREEN RI R. Whie Salpher Sprinzs, W. Va. A AOTEL YOU'LL RECOMBM ARLINGTON Fine location near beach. Capacity 200. All | roums have PURNINE WAL o Brivate baths. | Exceptional food. Golf. $17.50 up weekly. Booklat. e bath houses. A. R. & C. H. TOPHAM. WILDWOOD'S BEST MODERATE RATE ROTEL T DORSEY 200. Half block from beach. Am. plan_ Orchestra. cing. Ranning water. Private bathe. Free bathing riviieges Special July rates. $4 up diy. $19up wh ookl 15th season. Ownership mngt. J. B. Whitesell oIl Savosr Beach front. Open surroundings. Private Luthe. Rutining water. American plan Gerate HOTELDAYTON Central. Cap.. 200. Rupning water. Pri. baths Reasonib W ittingham, Prop. SEACR ST Finest location, appolntments and seryice. Golf. Booklet. 'A. McMurray, Own. Mgr. N_CITY, N. J. MERICA'S GREATEST FAMILY RESORT Whitfield Hotel Ocean Grove, N. J. Fireproof, overlooking ocean: centrally lo- Tared. Hot and cold Water, suites with hathe. Tel. Asbury Park 1091. Charles M. Herman. SHADY SIDE. Mb. RURAL HOME Delighttul Chesapeake Bay resort. 32 miles e Disgrict line: dp: capacity, ool sp. Wrlte fo clreuia ‘shady ‘Side 'Md. Phone West River 317-F-i1. W. M. & A. Bus. Lincoln 4718 ’NDEL HOUSE—Di; on_Chesa- PAI m:“ B a0 ninuiss. from WaAshington. shing, ‘sm;'. Dbathing: unexcelled cooking. T . _Busse: Shady Side, Tel. West River. 202. . 3 OAKLAND, MD. COTTAGES—SALE OR RENT. Furnished, unfurnished. Moun- tain Lake Park. Pleasant days, cool nights. Crest of Alle- ghanies. Johnson Realty Com- pany, Oakland, Maryland. * BETTERTON, MD. BAY SIDE BETTERTON Overlooking Che: viaw: bigh: whady Tawn A Seashore Paradise, where Bay and Ocean, with Sailing, Boating, Fishing, Bathing and diversified sports and smusements, unite to make OCEAN CITY the most attractive Family Resort along the Atlantic Coast—either for the summer or permanent resident. Situated five miles south of Atlantic City on the finest and safest beach anywhere, with the second Igigest life guard patrol in America. Taaily setting-up exercises on the beach. Munici- rily-owned tennis courts. Three golf courses Zearby and every out-door pleasure. Be sure to the Fastest Grow- ing Resort in Jersey—NOW 1| For information or booklet, address Bepartment of Publict waiuge: elec. lights. BLUE_RIDGE SUMMIT, PA. m accommodations. Good beds. back riding, Tennis, Hi R Ye Highlands Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Hotel and Bungalow Apart- ments. Tourists invited. Best Dinners on ountain. Popular prices. Garage Attractive rooms. Mountain sorts, Hore- olf, Swimmine. eek ‘end dance Write for low raj iking parties adio installed. and booklet. 0»'0'; man, The Clermont S "o atlontss ive Btz 2o Charmisn P. 0., EUMNIT VILLA Blue ie Ridws Summit.Pa. urist dated. articulars addre; Ridge 8w Summit Lodge rooms. Excellent meals. Mrs. C. W and’ permanent guests accommo. sine unexcelled. For rates and the Misses Mengel, Blue Phone 106-R! mit, P Mountain _scenery. Large, pleasing Reasonable rates. lows Chapman Manor e, airy rooms: L b Delightful, cool £ood table. orch. Bookiet. grounds and J. L. CHAPMAN. Proprietor. op, Monterey Inn OPEN MAY 28 ite Golf Links. Mrs. Kdw. T. Norris. MASSACHUSETTS. ant Hotel| mountain resort. Spacious | address Mrs. HEL! Hotel Del-Mar......... Baltimore Cotfaxe. Capacity Capacity Kaye Cotfage. Ocean View Talbot Inn. . ted booklet, write direct to these ecretary. Board of Trade, Ocean BUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL Buena Vista Springs, Franklin Co., Pa. Blue Ridge Mountains “The Alps of America” Altitude 2,000 feet. Capacity 500. ‘ 100 private baths. Golf, ~ Tennis, Magnificent Seenery. Service. Fine Npring ter. Splend to Gettysburg: 25 miles t Garage. Write for booklet, rates, ete. A VISTA Id opening June 1 cogking. comfs For ratea HEIMEL. Buena Vigta Inn, Buena Vista Spring. Pa ____ DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. ATTEACTIVE RATES FOR JULY THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE ttati ' DELAWARE WATER GAP-PA The ideal sccessible mountain resort hotel for an extended stay or week-end tour. Three hours from Phila. via Pennsylvania Railroad, 75 miles by sutomobile, all good roads. L 3 Capacity 500. High, cool location. mag- nificent scenery. Finest appointed and leading botel in this region. $75,000 e pended on interior improvements. _Private by spring water with every room. Excellent cuisine, own farms and Elevators. O Saddie hors nightly dances. Bathing, Canoeing and all wat Children's playground WOLF HOLLOW GOLF CLUB ins Kitt ‘nn&'lrk. 18 holes, 6400 yards. urse, wonderful greens Ball Phone 3. JOHN PURDY COPE RiVER VIEW e Tocation. A modern. home-: like. well - kept hotel: garage: bkit. Mre. L. T. LeBarre, Est. e PEN MAR, PA. =k EDGEWOOD HOTEL All_outside rooms. Home cooking, Facin s _to_transients. C. H. MILLE Modern: homelike: hame cooking. venient o park. Booklel on requeat Con- The Bon Aire ‘wide porch Meals to trs Comfortable, modern, homelike, large roo £ood meals: water in_rgom “Every one is expected to visit. the proposed Shenandoah Na- tional Park site and the beau:i- ful Shenandoah Valley this year. We want your opinion. One of the most unique and accessible places to stop- Where the view is the best. the food und accommodations excelient, and the price the lowest, is at Bryce’s Hillside Cottages (Near) Orkney Springs, Va. 10 miles west of the National Highway, turn west at Mt. Jackson, the wonderful cavern Endless and Luray. W Cotfages and bungalows with in- closed sleeping porehes, roof garden camping _grounds, free gu- ounds, bathhouses for playi the finest home grown zuesta only, vegetables daily), plenty of milk r own cows, chickens. t exzs, (home raised),’ abun: efully cooked 50 or $15.00 5 . Bryce, own- ers (P. 0.), Macanie, Virginia. | I i ' i tomobiles, horses an | Spend the Fourth at Orkney Springs Hotels Orkney Springs, Va. Washington's nearest, large, moderate-price mountain hotel. No prettier drive—only five hours via Fairfax and Winchester—good roads through the beautiful Shen andoah Valley. Near the Caverns. Delightfully cool. perior table. Refreshing mineral springs and baths. Golf, swim- ming, tennis, dancing free: riding, bowling, movies, etc. Dining room staff from Ebbitt House. Capacity 500. Get our booklet E. L. Cockrell, Pres. POTOMAC BEACH The Potomac's most delightful salt-water resort, Privately owned. The place for your fai Professional co ‘ellent table. safest bat beach _on the Potomac rite at_onee for informa- 1on and reservations,Frank G Brereton Potomac Beach P. O Va. or telephone Wah. ington Main 4 NORTH HILL Castieman‘son the: Shenandoah River Near Bluemont. Boats, fishing, swimming. horses: electricity, bath. sewage. no children. invalids or T. B.'s taken. $15 and $18 per wk. Booklet M. F. CAS . and. d Valley View Inn ity ot Winihontor Hssun abid 11 mi sts. P. H. WAKEMAN. Md meals for._tou dletown. Va Be: BONFIRE—FIREWORKS entertainment given at the | Grounds' Amphitheater at during the recent STATES X CONFERENCE held there on | 28th will be repeated on the EVENING OF JULY FOURTH 'SKYLAND, VA. In the Heart of the Proposed | SHENANDOAH INATIONAL PARK | __Average temperature, 70°; never over 83° | 4.000 feet above the sea. Five hours | by auto from Washington over the Lee Traina leave 020 am. for nearcst. R. R. point. ~ Arrive Lu: | Y gm. Ancther 'train leaves 32 | afternoona. Skvland for late supper Bathing Pool. Concert Orchestra, Fifty Soddle Horses. ‘150 Miles Riding Trails, | Daheing, Ten | | Take a week end to see the heart of | the proposed Shenandoah National Park. | Securn_reservations in advance | Rates, $35.00 per week Am. plan. Translents, $3.00 and $6.00 per day. | “"Own da d garden. " Booklet. Pro- pistor, . Freeman Pollock. ~Sksland. | Page Co. . PEN-MAR INN Booklet_on W. G, TOWERS, Proprietor. Beautifully situated: homelike: cuisine un. excelled. Bunning waier tn_rooms, _Booklet, Why not spend your vacation at the Pen Rock Hotel 1.555 ft. above sea lever. Hotel Tudor Nahant, Mass. Right on_the Atlantic Ocean, only ten 11 o from Boston. y three miles from President Coolidge's Sammer home. Fine bathine, boating, fishing. dinners. iecial Rates”for J WERNERSVILLE, PA. ark View LArse. airy rooms: hot and cold Park View L *F oo overlooking var} Swings and hammocks on lawn. Bath. MRS. C. MIDDLEKAUF CROU;FgA HOTEL , Higm Pes rsonal s rvinior t Mr. d Mrs. JASON E.CROUT, Write for rates and eitcular Mt. Forrest Inn Five minutes from HIGH & e N Sstatlon. Largs. airy rooms, w ot and _cold water. Garage accom. Mrs. BELLE STOLER. WERNERSVILLE. PA. Ga n Hall Mountains~Wernersville, Pa. Hotel Fireproof accommodations for 350 guests 850 Aere Estate with Private Gelf Course d Tennis Courts Ideal mountain resort hotel, offering all out-ef-door sports and recreations. High altitude, wonderfully bracing sir, beautiful scenery, all personal comforts and superior cuisine. Symphony orchestra provides music for concerts and dancing. Enchanting walks and drives. Splendid motor roads in ail directions. Saddle borses. Furnished bungelows with hotel service J. L. NELSON, Manager Winter Season—Hotel Royal Palm, Fort Myers, Florida COLONTAL BEACH. VA Summer gardens. ~ Early season prices for full ne. St Johns steamer, L) Rt w 28e ] RESORTS. Widespread Use Of Canned Foods Back of Wild Rise By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 27.—Common stock of the American Can Com- pany, which went begging in Wall street a few years ago around $30 a share, fulfilled another predic- tion by touching a record top at $200, or more ‘than 40 above the year's low established in Jan- The remarkable success of s company is generally attrib- uted to the widespread use of can- ned goods. Whereas a few years ago the only canned foods in common use were sardines, tomatoes, peas, corn, and a few other vegetables, today they embrace practically all fruits and vegetables grown. The oll and paint industries also are large users of tin plate 600D FALL BUSINESS SEEN IN STOCK MOVES NEW YORK, June UP).—The sudden demand for stocks during the week in the face of stiff call money rates and the establishment of a new high record price in the sale of a Stock Exchange membership were in- terpreted in some quarters as an in- dication of good business this Fall. It also was apparent to many traders that the relatively low vields obtain. able on most high-grade bonds at current prices had diverted July re. investment funds to the stock market NEW FRENCH PROGRAM | BRACES UP FRANCS NEW YORK, June 27 (®).—Weak: ness of French francs was attributed to the fear of inflation throurh an- other increase In authorized note circulation. Adoption of Finance Min ister Caillaux’s program by the Cham ber of Deputies today brought ahout a rally. Scandi n exchanges showed independent strength, Nor- weglan and Danish kroner soaring to new high records for the year. WHEAT $1.65 PER BUSHEL. ST. LOUIS, July 27 (Speciall.—Mis- sourl and southern Illinois farmers are cutting fair wheat crops. In southern Missouri most of the crop has been cut and thrashing has be gun. Farmers at Advance, Mo., are receiving $1 a bushel at the thrasher or 35 to 40 cents more than at this time last year. BIG SEASON FOR FURS. NEW ORLEANS, June 27 (Special). | —Loutsiana leads the States of the | country in production of furs. In the season just closed Louisiana trappers making New Orleans their center took over 7,000,000 pelts valued at $6,330,000. Muskrat led the list, with raccoon second and opossum third and mink fourth. | AIR SERVICE ASSURED. WICHITA. June (Speclal).—Aeri. | al taxi service between Wichita and | Kansas City has been assured by | completion of arrangements with the Airways Transportation Co., and the Swallow Afrplane Manufacturtng Co. for the use of Swallow Field as a Wichita terminal. $30,000,000 DEAL DROPPED. TULSA. June <pecial).—Nego- tiations for a $30.000.000 merger of the Waite Phillips Ofl Co. with the Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas Co., a sub. idiary of Ohio Oil, have been broken off since agreement eould not be reached on the valuation of the Waite Phillips properties. | ESNONER tel. i = emn front ! THE WAVERLEY VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Private bath. every comfort, moderate rates. Booklet on requet Hotel Princess Anne on the ocean front at Virginia Beach, Va. Good Food and Excellent Service. Surf Bathing Golfing Riding _ Christian_Clientele Virginia Beach, Va. Centrally located. overlooking ocean. Con- venient to Golf Couree Hot and cold water in Moderate . Ownershit _management. | The Hygeia ‘'#oiy Beach Va, Centrally located on ocean front. Large verandas. ~ Pleasant rooms. Refined. ~ Surf Dbathing facilities free to guests. MRS. J. E. DYER. ownership_management. GREY ONE INN, Mrs. 8, W. Powell. Mar. Stop at the Grev Stone Inn and_enjoy your vacation: excellent food: rates reason- able: day or week 24th St Virginia Beac every room. 4 [ H % Open for Sum- “THE HEIGHTS” 0Open for Sum- Splendid home cooking. Fresh vegetables. cRicken: good water: modern conveniences. Appiy 10 MRS. T. P. SIMPSON, Bluemont, Va. i Mount_Elllott, Va. _ Now open under new ~management and {mprovemente, including new light plant and gyimming pool: rooms with private bath: Dbest of food: playgrounds for children: eli- mate cool and dry: 2.300 feet above sea level. Five mineral waters on the grounds. On ‘main line C. & O. Ry. Also on Nationai Highway. Write for booklet. ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, PRIVATE, WITH home comforts: free bathing. showers and fishing: excellent _cuisine: can_accommodate four 0 eight persons: corresponding patron age solicited. “Mrs. D. B. OGLESBY. 636 Ocean_ View ave.. Willoughby Beach - folk. Va. BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. 7 THE MANOR. Berkeley Springe. W. Summer boarding home: suites: Drivate baths ‘CAMP HIAWATHA LODGE l‘;l'lh{pl, boating, good eats. Berkeley Sprin, - Y HARPERS FERRY. W. VA SHENANDOAH INN Select in NEW MARKET, VA._ = Open Sum- Battlefield House " o, Sim torical old home, mile from New' Market, in the Shenandoah v. Near Endless Cav- erns. Shady. cool. Chicken and old " Virginia ham: water and light Week and_week ends. Mr. J. . Bushong. Opened for the season. Mrs. M. L. THOMPSON. Proprietress. 2! HILL TOP HOUSE 35th Year—Now Open— Excellent meals; bright rooms. Lovett, prop. T. 8 WOODBERRY FOREST. VA. Woodberry Forest Inn AM IDEAL SPOT YOR THE PAMKY THIS SUMMER smm‘hfih&dfl— Summer school for the elder emes. Childron's diet » speciely. Milk from tuber- culintonted herd Vegembles from 10-acre L Towa, Stmmivg. Dwvons. Mg Ponos for Odbdron ond & vty gped Golf Comr. Wi e etk 'WOODBERRY POREST INN Werhert Fus. Viegela THE LOCKWOOD, Mrs. A. P. DANIEL. Proprietress. Obea for the season May 30. i MAINE. 7 CAMP KOKATOSI Panther Lake, Ra: M, Membership Kerriciea to " Business and Professional Women and Girls A vacation place providing complete rest and relaxation. a healthtul outdoor life free from the ‘Testrictions of the usual vacation Fesort: plenty of amusement, £ood food. good bocks. congenial company and beautiful sur- roundings. A camp whose activities and mosphere are such thal the mature woman gr firl, of twenty-ons is equally at home. Booklet upon request. Directors Miss Ruth C. Day Miss Anna M. Collins ASSACONAWAY INN| YORK CLIFFS, ME. Qosan Front. 150 Rooms. Golf, Ten Berthing, Aaddlc Horsce Motoring and Dancing. Moderate Rates. = Bookid. Ogunquit Hotel Co.. L. R. Williams, Mgr. COMMODITY PRICES POINT UPWARD DURING WEEK NEW YORK, June 27 (#).—Sped ulative interest in this week's finam clal markets was divided between the sharp upturn in stock prices, after an early period of irregularity, ani the weakness of the French, Belgiai and Italian exchanges, which sank tg new low levels fQr the year. Comy modity pric al pointed upward; wheat advancing about 7 cents a bushel and cotton futures rising $1.59 a bale. LIME CONCERN SOLD. $2,700,000 Involved in Transfer Voted at Meeting Friday. MILLERTON, N. Y., June 27 (®).— Stockholder: of the New England Lime Co., at special meeting yes! terday voted to sell the assets to the recently incorporated New England Lime Co. of Delaware. The purchase price was $2,700,000 The sale followed negotiations pend: ing about u year and the company will take possession in about two weeks. H The capital of the New England Lime Co., incorporated under the laws of New York State was $1,650,000, and its main offices are in Danbury, Conn. Of the 12,200 shares outstanding 11.- 560 were voted at yesterday's meet- ing, all in favor of the sale. COTTON PRICES ADVANCE. Moderate Gains Recorded in Satur- day Market. YORK, June () —After up to 23.03 for October con- tracts on a continuance of yester- day's buying movement, the cotton market today lost part of its ad- vance under realizing. Selling oth wise was restricted and the close was steady, with October quoted at 2384, and the general list showing net advances of 2 to 14 points. NEW selli; WALL STREE'i'T'i OTES. NEW YORK, June P).—~The Missour! Pacific improved its earn. ings in May, compated with the same month last year, surplus of $310,227 after charges, showing a gain of § 710. Gross revenues gained $413,766. For the five month: after charges, was $1,048,854. The Texas and Pacific reports sur plus of $66, for May, in contrast to a deficit of $169,493 in May, 1924 The crude rubber market continued its display of strength today, sellers of June ribbed smoked sheets asking 91 cents; July, 85; September, 79, and October-December Sales of the B Woolworth Co this vear will approximate $240.000.- 000, H. T. Parson, president, said on his departure for Europe today. “If we carry out this estimate ft will be bout an increase of 12 per cent over last vear,” he added. “Our earnings should show the same percentage of increase.” The Morris Plan ration has been organized by Arthur J. Morris, founder of the Morris plan of industrial banking. The new com pany will enter the investment busi ness on a large scale, covering the entire country and eventually extend ing its operations abroad. Stockholders of the Power Corpora- tion of New York at a special meet ing July 9 will take action on a pro- posed increase in capital stock to 850,000 shares, of which 100,000 will be preferred and 750,000 common shares. Securities Corpo. The week's hank clearings through out the country, compiled by the Com mercial and Financial Chronicle, hed $9.197.014,248, against $7,914.- 7 ago, an increase of 16.2 rk City gained 166 per cent BALTIMORE PRODUCE. BALTIMORE, June 27 (Special).— While the local egg market has held steady all the week it is largely a matter of quality now as to the readi ness with which native and nearb: eggs can be sold. There is considerable variation on the condition and quality of stock arriving. For choice new laid eggs there is a fair demand for full quotations, but held, stale or doubt- ful quality eggs are discriminated against. The market closed firm to- day at 32 cents a dozen for first in free cases. The live poultry market while easfer has held up surprisingly well considering the liberal receipts the past week. Buyers are taking hold quite freely of all large fat stock for the Fourth of July holiday, but there has been too many undersized small birds shipped and as a consequence market today shows a slight decline. most of the shipments consist of small Leghorns which are not wanted by the better trade and have to be sold to the arabs at slight conces- {sions under the lower values quoted Medium to large mixed Springers in good demand at 40 to 48 a pound. but small stock will not bring over 35 to 35. Large Leghorns and mi- nocas sell 36 to 38, medium, 32 to 35, while small and poor are slow sale at 28 to 30. Market for old hens holds steady at 26 to for large fat stock, but small and rough fowl and Leghorns are draggy at 22 and 23, Old roosters plentiful and not much demand at 18 Spring ducks easing off under in- creasing receipts and it takes large fat birds to bring top values of 28 lo 27, while old ducks are neglected &t 14 to 20. Pigeons in ample supply and slow sale at 20 to 30 a pair for voung and to 30 for old, as to quality and condition. Early June apples are in good de mand, but most of the shipments so far have been of small size and only large stock showing quality will bring top values of 2.50 to 5.00 a barrel and 1.00 to 2.00 per hamper. Shipments of small apples not advisable as they are not salable. Blackberries and huckleberries in fairly good demand at 12 to 20 a quart for the former and 20 to 25 for the latter; red raspberrfes are bringing 12 to 15 a pint and black, 20 to 25 a_quart. Cherries attract at tention only where of fancy large red and black sweets, which sell at 12 to 15 a pound, but all small and sour stock moves slow at 4 to 8. Demand for native and nearby new potatoes is good, but only No. 1 well graded stock will command outside quotations of 3.50 to 5.00 a barrel, while No. 2s sell mostly 2.00 to 2.50 and culls 1.00 to 1.25. Season for old potatoes about over, but market rules firmer at 1.00 to 1.25 per 100 pounds and 1.50 to 2.50 for 150 pound sacks, No. 2s and ungraded stock not wanted at_any price. Market for native and nearby vege- tables rules generally easy under in- creasing receipts and prices are most- ly in buyers’ favor at the following gdotations: Asparagus, 1.25 to 3.60 dozen; beans, 2.00 to 3.35 bushel; beets, 4.00 to' 6.00 hundred; cabbage, 1.50 to 2.00 hamper: carrots, 3.00 to 5.00 hundred; lettuce, 50 to 1.00 bushel: onions, 2.00 to 2.50 bushel; peas, 2.00 to 2.75 bushel, and squash, 1.25 to 1.50 basket. SANTA FE'S INCOME UP. NEW YORK, June P).—The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe in- creased its net operating income in May to $2,009,528, compared with $1,437,823 in May last year. ' Although gross revenues fell nearly $319,000, net operating income for the five months this year gained more than “$2,000,000 to $12,261,833. 1