Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1925, Page 24

\ 24 ' é THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1925. BEEF IS CHEAPER [PROPERTY GOING UP ™" pcims ormszo - - ki : BRAVES HAD FOUGHT ON THE SIDE OF THE Week Opens With 2-Cent Cut | Florida Prices Now Applied Per Pound—Pork Loins | to Ofher Real Estate Are Also Reduced. Much Neargr Home. Wholesale prices at Center Market BY J. C. ROYLE. start off the week about where they | Special Dispateh to The Star. stood on Saturday. Beef was 2 cents| NEW YORK, September 14 per pound lower and the price of pork | Yations are already under wa to start augumented train and steamer loins was down 1 cent. Trade Was e | garvica to Southeastern and South ported as of moderate volume. Deal ‘!\\'erern Winter resorts, although the volume of traflic to the Summer vaca re were greatly pleased with the > gt ers were greatly J tion centers is scarcely over. Train cooler weather, which will hring com-| schedules have been worked out to go mu THE AMERICANS 1N THE MEANTIME HAD mmnlsou HOTLY PURSUED THE FLEEING modities into the Washington markets!into effect in October which normaily i e M M RISONS VICTORIOUS CAMPAIGN HAD in much better condition. The Quo-fare not started until after the holi & WON CONTROL OF LAKE ERIE, THE BRITISH FEARED| | BRITISH AND OVERTOOK THEM ON THE THAI mAfl 50 GN | | tations today Qays -ITH 4 500 MEN HE CROSSED OVER TO 10 MAKE A STAND AGAINST HARRISON WHEN I'T RIVER — ‘HERE A GREAT BATTLE WAS RO DEC T DE VR TR B HEM Y PRON Seakye Wiishssile Bilen. \é:‘!v:l_ _e;:eg;fl;;fl ln;: i}mores{l (;! \lxn\\d THE. CANADIAN SIDE To STRIKE AT FORT WAS IMPOSSIBLE FOR RE(INFORCEMENTS To COME| | FOUGHT IN WHICH THE ENEMY WAS COMPLETEL THE NORTHWEST AND BROUGHT PEACE AND kers lorida is shown plainly by Prints. 34: the statement of Secretary of Interior MALDEN ON HIS WAY TO RECOVER DETROIT,—:| | @Y WATER= AFTER BURNING DETROITANDFORT | .| DEFEATED, — o PECERIN DA GOl o - | work that less than 10,200 s of MALDEN, THEY RETREATED RAPIDLY. —— - selected, candled. 37a| ublic lands remain open to eniey i ©,1935,8Y 71 MicLunE NEWSPARSR SYKBICATS . = * ge receints, 35 hat State, and the announcement = e g | | ~ Spring chickens. thag all lands within thee s of | Spring chickens.| that all lands within three miles of | AWILL MAKE AUTO BUSSES. |ALMOND PRICE IS FIXED; | | heavy fowls, fthe Florid a and Mississ FLORIDA W.NTER RUSH | Davies Warfield, president of the PIG IRON ADVANCED. "ll\'.rxfi';v 3+ %zi coasts have Lec » 5 EVERYMAN’S 2 jroad. doday In announcing plans for| NEW YORK. September 14 (P.— | NEW YORK, September 14 (P).| Coast Property Booming. | INVESTMENT: MAY BE 40 DAYS EARLY |the sale of a new $10060000 bond 15| pis on prices have bean advanced | The. Americon - cor and Foun | PEANUTS $90 PER TON In casting up results of the Sum- } sue. Ahr-ul‘asmf;?);h(flago the Sea- {5y cants a ton by several interests to |dry Co. one of the largest pro-|SPecial Dispateh to The Star mer season, leading realtors from all {board raised $25,000,000 to finance ; 2 stern P 7 ks : S BR AN Live stock—-Calves, 11al2%3: lambs, |sections reported by telegraph today BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Seaboard Air Line Plans to Start!, .. construction and to consolidate the base of $21, eastern le"m yivania, | ducers of railway equipment, soon will | »«\A‘ FRANCISCO, September 14.— Spring. 14: hogs, 12a13% that the value of real estate In the | 2 g | 2 . S {although quotations of $2050 have | begin the manufacture of automobile | The California Almond Growers' Ex —Beef. 18: veal Spring | I'nited States has been augmented by A @jsort i Exavios SWIth Tin S o ““b"m“‘]‘l";g’ not entirely disappeared. busses. President W. H. Woodin has|change has set an opening price of 4 . 30; hogs. loins. smoked | hundreds of millions of dollars in the Two Forms of Saving. iProceeds from the new issue w: H KRt 3 B | cents oun o = 1 55 e 88 Inst year. This increage 18 mostngtion | Tn'anmot auasters thare s avtesl Through Traips. faance the bullding of a 22%-milei BUSINESS BEST IN RS |announced. His statement lent color |cents a pound for blue-diamond ] able in sections adjoining the Atlantic h L - ilne on the West coast connecting | YEARS. to reports that the American Car |monds. The crop this year is esti Fruit and Vegetable Review. and Pacific Oceans, the Gulf and the | i s Tor ks Dank and the | By the Amocisted Press Brooksville and Iveness, Fla. ATLANTA, September 1% (Snecial). | and Foundry Co. was megotiating for |mated at 6,000 tons. Today's market report on fruits|inland waters of the country. | petitors und that the increasing pros.| NEW YORK, September 14.—The| The increased facilities Mr. War.| —Shippers who came here for the | control of the J. G. Brill Co. of Phila- | ATLANTA. September 14.—The and vegetables (furnished by the| The boom in Florida and California | mers ‘ eld said, would enable ihe Seaboard |Southeaster Shippers’ Region Adviso.y | delphia and the Fagoel Motors Co. of |first Georgla peanuts to reach rarket . perity of the latter is at the e: v: k: . v . s & Market News Service, Bureau of AgTi-| lands is held responsible by some | ¢ the former C Nathing ceain o |eavy increase in Florlda trafic has |, operars 15 regular th ough trains|Board's meeting reported today that | California. with a view of combining | this season sold for $90 a ton. Preduc- cultural k < rew rators. They say people | farther from the truth. Each has a | N°Céssitated further expansion by the| 1o Florida this . starting 40 |business throughout the territory was | their operations in the production of |tion is expected to exceed that of Apples—Supplies eral: demand | who have seen Florida nnd Californin | fiald to occupy and both are essential | Seaboard Alr Line Rallway, said S. days earlier than usu: better than at any time in five vears. busses 1924 slow. 1. bushel baskets, |an ve checked up on increas Primarily the ohjdet of ths Dullatng Maryland and Virginia, various va-|in value there have decided property | and loan is to enable wage earners . —— rieties, large size. 1.50, smail to me-|in the vicinity of their homes has and even some professional men to | tow - th vernment, “the great | own homes who could not accomplish moderate; de- | my opinion.” said Joseph P.|that result any other way. As far as . Who has handled the sales of | saving goes, the interest rate obtain per cwt., domestic round type.{much suburban and resort proper-|able on money put into the buflding 1. ties. including the disposal of whole|and loan is larger than that usually Cantaloupes — Supplies moderate: | town for the government, “the great|given by the savings bank, provided : [ demand moderate, market steady: Col- | activity in real estate buying at this|the payments are kept up long orado, Pink Meats, flats, 12s and 15s, | t in ocean front communities is enough. The savings bank has the ; jumbo fi: 2s, 1.50: 8s[due to a realization that prices have | advantage when It is desired to make . 1.25; Salmon Tints, standards, | been too low compared with more | withdrawals unexpectedly. The fea- 55, ripe, 2.50; Honey Dews, standard | facilities for general profit. | ture about the building and loan that crates, 2.00a2.25 . | is of great advantage to most mem E e e than e | bers is the compulsion about making g - S | “The automobile has made travel- | regular additions to one’s accumulated Grapes—Eastern supplies moderate: fers of everybody. When people re-|capitul. It takes more self-control . demand market steady: | turn home and find it possible to buy | to set aside a regular sum every huilding lots at onesixth to one|week or month as the case may be eighth of the sum demanded for sim-!if no penalty is attached to a lapse. lar plots in distant sections, they| But the main point why these two Wyoming and Salem. | wake up and commence to bu | forms of savings institutions supple- ords . o 6 23 The passing of Summer has not| ment each other and why they have Eastern supplies liberal, | checked this buying or building. Real- | in the past and will in the future go demand light, market dull: New York.|tors admit freely that some of the along together is that thrift begets 2-doz._cr: Big Boston type, 60a65, | price advances have been out of all| thriff. Saving is a habit which when few 75: Western supplies moderate, |reason. but they maintain that the|once formed grows upon the saver. demand moderate. market slightly {genera! level will continue high. | The savings banks might well en. D weaker; Colorado, crates Iceberg type. | Samuel P. Leeds, president of the At | courage the formation and growth of best v 3.50; fair condition, 2.50. lantic City Chamber of Commerce, in|building and loan associations locally Onior -Supplies moderate, demand | outlining the situation for investors, operated and managed, for in the long light, market dull: New Yo nd|said: “Sift the ashes out of the coal.|run it will prove to their best in Massachusetts, 100-1b. sacks lows | There are plenty of ashes. Don't buy | terest. Whatever makes for the pros- U. 8. No. 1, a3.00; mostly 2.78. anvthing you can't see and be sure| perity of the one serves the other. Peaches—Supplies light. demand | what you buy is what you think you| (Covyright. 1925.) light, market steady: New York,|are buyving. That goes for real estate | 5 bushel baskets, Rochesters. medi New York. Chicago. Atlanta, New e ! e lTrrv‘: as ‘i»"v: Ortenns. Flovida, Cantornia or 1am. | EXPORTS OF CANADIAN f Ohio, bushel baskets Elbertas, A A de, mostly 3.50; Virginta, bushel x WHEAT SHOW INCREASE | Baskets Satways, large size, 3.00. Migration Causes Alarm. | ! OTTAWA. September 14 (P).—More L l d f h = Today's Potato Prices. Sonme o ihe (Lommunities - of the | (an 15,000,000 bushels of wheat were | inoleum that decorators use tor the smart Potatoes—Supplies moderate, de- ",’,"" citizens to Florida. A !er\ous‘exxg;i}d(:;’t‘;l };‘{,‘ggfio“,"m":“j:a;‘ o] mand moderate, market about steady;|effort is being made in Virginia today || v P St | = B a0 o, sntie Trish Cobiers. | o promoie s ‘wide advericing ‘cam, |l2st year, Of the' wheat exported last est homes. Designs for every room. For U. S. No. 1, 3.75; Pennsylvania, 150-Ib. | paign not only to attract new res"‘l'nned' Kl Xd'flm and of that amount sacks Round Whites, U. S. No. 1,|dents b(“:l l!)i retai‘nbzresent inhabit- $,085.000 bushels “:!nl by way of . 8.50a3.60. ants. eorgia, Alabama, the Caro- | r; i’ S es iy S0 Supplles moderats, damand |links and Taansescs naye contrivied | Ulited States ports. © S0 © every taste and purse. All are long-lasting. moderate, market firm: New York, |both population and capital to Florida, | c The shibments = througn United bushel baskets, Bartletts N 2.50 | but clear-headed business men say|o'ates DbOrte erowec & mearieC 'O ; Seckels No. 1, 2.5028.00. {their position has been strengthened, | rea%e OVer AUgUSL of Jast veal. When ‘omatoes — Homegrown receipts | not weakened. RO Chk Tor Angast totaled | moderate, demand light, market about | In Atlanta, for example, 3.200 post 59" barrela s compared with : 2 f steady: homegrown, i-bushel hamp-{office addresses have been changed to | (1300 | WITER, B8 SomP HIS is your opportunity to see the new pattern floors ers, 3bab0, | Florida points in the last year, but JRETEis TSk e h f ik b d Cucumbers—Supplies light, demand |post office authorities say 3,500 new oW . 1 7/ s R T Wit architects an lght, market steady: New York, |addresses have been added in Atlunta.| CHICAG) IIVE STOCK MARKET that have grown to suc avos hel baskets; L0 Telephone installations have increased, : 3 = Tushel askeioRt [bank deposits have risen $17.000.000| CHICAGO, September 14 (United | leading deccrators. Local stores are now showing and building operations have exceeded | States Department of Agriculture).— | BANKRVUPT RAILROAD’S [$1,20.000 a month in that time. Hogs—Receipts, 28,000 head: uneven: them. See them this week if you can. Learn how little it Other alert States and comraunities | mostly 15 to cents higher: light- | of the South a | b 15 cents : ckir 1 to lighten EARNINGS INCREASE |21, 101, 00 b mvammens ¢ mose. | sowme 1 o 35 cents migher: tight nan | will cost to put an end to worn, shabby floors, to lig your house cares, to add a new and charming beauty to are calculated by H. Byram, one of |activity. {13.25a13.50: top, 13.60: majority de- your whole home. the receivers, who has just returned (Covyright. 1025.) sirable 240 to 350 pound butchers o 2.50a13.25: bulk packi ows, 10.9 T < > L] T hn U citme ot bt v | LARGER CROPS SOWN. | 11405 ronswelght iiine Dies tarse: There are patterns in this- new Armstrong’s - : el September loadings were ;}l,‘m::w‘ - oy oAl Angsati Gep- o : " heavyweight ) Linoleum that will brlng joy to any housevvlfe s Ldld b}, experts— ldld for a Itfetxme well ahead of a year gentina, S 2 equipment was contemplated at y -—The Argentine gov light ligh gt he said. expendicures for which | STENOALS (TS FICH, Sl of e Gt e heart. Cheerful colors. Simple, 3;? 1“‘}:‘%‘“_% The good stores that display these new designs n the first seven months this 3 fectiid 7558, ot s ol : . ifs — - . - - prevented earnings from comPAring | 3o 015 acres). Thio constitates & | ticaily all Wi classen stens o designs*in correct motifs—some find their in- ot Armgtrong’s Linoleum will lay this floor for - 9 = rd for Argentina, bet -1 s higher, 5 2 H H 1 2 3 period of 1924. cxasba ot T 0T centiuver lear vuais st pion. It ety s | spiration in rare old Italian floors! permanent beauty, for permanent - satisfaction. ——a— - — high mark. Present crop conditions | higher, quality considered; fed steers | : . a . DAIRY PRODUCTS. are ccseribed as favorable scarce, ‘about’ hall of run Wesiern See the colored inset and Handcraft tiless— No tacks. No brads. Cemented over builders s . e SR e : A ; : : e (Speeian pting thickene pound. 25 | HIGHER DIVIDEND LIKELY. |fed steérs early, 1575: some_ held | how they brighten hallsand sun porches! Tilesset deadening felt with the nearly invisible seams 2: , 20a28: old he: 20a30; | VEW Y ! ol "l- - r . . - 5 : %};fi;fi%}:{%;?&fi& 5t dutk: im0 300 SN i o T | T, 110 537 siockers ana fesar in delicately marbled back- closely fitted and sealed with waterproof cement. fow, each, T0a0. | Fitbe In the fires half of 1925, ‘and a | Sheep Receipts, 18,000 head: siow: grounds — what a stunning Then a simffle job of waxing and polishing, and Eggs—Recelpts, 1472 cases: natives | gayorable business outlook for the | few early sales fat native lambs strong | .. : : and nearby firets ddzen, offered 4t 33 | fex"of the eyear: have. combined. to| to- 25 conts higher. sorts and quRIy | living-room floor they how easily you keep these floors clean with a to fancy creamery.|c.este an impression that the direct- | considered: few loads to packers | 4 . pound, 43a48; prints, 43a50: ladles, 38 | ¢C& G T ths S1 | 15,805 city b : 5 00: | . e i 9; store packed. 35a36: d prints, | annual Sl R U SN e e T make! Rlppled Jaspes, dally dust mopping. , store packer ¥ prints dividend rate before the closh | feeding lambs fully_steady: white: | 37; rolls, 35a37 process . » vear's results are being ! fa d Montanas, - few early | - . 42243 figured at about $13 a share on the | sales fat native ewes 6.50a7.50: steady : 90&, Shadowy close figurcs Portfolio of Color Schemes FREE — common. | a ales fat range lambs: supply it O%FEBINGS SHNEERL. .4 s T | Sl —the gay bedrooms you Planned by Hazel Dell Brown, Interior Decorator. To- YORK, September i4 P).; LIVE POULTRY FIRM. o ey oifanings Tabt]. CHIGAGD, [Sepiambersiid FISHER'S PRICE INDEX. can plan gether with a 16-page illustrated booklet containing infor: week exceeded $30.000,000, compared | Poultry receipts, 17 cars'| NEW HAVEN, Conn., September 14 : 2 mation on the use of linoleum and the care of the modern vith $75,000,000 in the preceding week, | fowls, S, 1 S £ (Special).—Prices, 158.1: purchasing | when the $70,000.000 Canadian note is- rkeys, 207 « : geese, | power, 633 Crump's, 151.7. Irving| * [V ) linoleum floor. Send for this Portfolio of Color Schemes. sue made up the bulk of the business. S A wider variety marked last week new issues, the est of which was an $18.000,000 block of General P 3 = S p R ot a froleum Co. honds tterns in a wide range e A of low prices g COMMODITY NEWS f P the bathroom —or for any WIRED STAR FROM Armltmng{s—(he linoleum of over a hundred v ! R & room where beauty and long TIRE COUNTRY laboratory! tests—costs no more than the 4B R wear are wanted at a price it 2 commonplace kinds. And it comes in inlaids, K to fit a modest purse. plains, prints, or genuine linoleum rugs. i 1 New, beautiful pattern floors of Armstrong’s e ST NEW YORK, September 14 (#).— |lation southward. The lands of the| and slaughter pigs advanced 25 to 50 | Gross earnings of the Chicago, Mil- |Gulf coast from Alabama to New |cents; big packers inactive: bulkegood | —_— | T waukee and St. Paul for August |Orleans are experiencing tremendous|and choice 140 to 225 pound weight, | | | =T - =5 N— A marble inlaid floor of Armstrong’s Linoleum, No. in Maine alone in 1924, Armstrong’s Inlaid—the floor of a lifetime g Rug, Ne, 950 2 to the New England A ‘ reporting service here. Prospective No matter what style your furn}ture, no mat- ¥ X N i o U B ol ter what the color ef your hangings, there are 3 Armstrong’s - Linoleum Rugs come in two bushels. | inlaid pattems in Armstrong’s Linoleum to Armstrong’s Printed Linoleum forms—printed or inlaid. Both are exception- 'LANTA, September 14.—The | match. Scores of designs to choose from. A > : ¥ ; 3 ally long on wear. Both are richly designed. north Georgia apple crop has been | choice of seven plain colors, too, for the woman Pretty designs printed in heavy, enduring oil Lon egnng,'?%pular-gxnd rugs, these. And il agen I iBoth qualiyigraiquanify who wants a plain border on her patterned paints on a “‘cork-tough” linoleum body— for cleaning? “Two minutes’ mopping—and i i | floor—or who wants a whole floor of plain- that’s Armstrong’s Printed Linoleum. li - CLEAN.” for every room—up to 12x 12 KANSAS CITY, September 14— color linoleum. signed for the bedroom, for the kitchen, for feet and 12 x 15 feet. Sumimer fur sales here exceeded all ! expectations, both as to number of arments purchased and their money | ArmsTRONG Cork CoMPANY, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 e Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA DENVER, September 14.—For the | rst time, Bermuda onions have been B e the eropwin| SAY “‘BAYER ASPIRIN”’ and INSIST! be increased next vear. CHESTER, Pa. September 14—| Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 9 An experjmental order has .been i . placed with the Sun Shipbuilding and Headache Neuralgia Colds Lumbago Dry Dock Company for 150 steel 2 i > > Beoal i ‘22";?.'5 "n'i.flfi'l’t'_” ol Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism . H r Railway E t Co. 4 gl 00 Accept only “Bayer” package for Every Floor in the House g B gt U g R leuch contains proven directions. i The rice crop outlook has shrunk Handy “Bayer” bodes of 12 tablets fi T E D Ty i bushels 1 he las! Y . e atiat 15 Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. PLATIN 1 NL AID - JoAS P PRIN 400,000 bushels. The 1924 ) v— trads mark of Bayer Mesutacture of Monosceticacidester licylicnsid taled 17.000.:00 bulh:h. il l o e ~ *.0 4