Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1927, Page 13

'ENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1927 -1 TRENDIRREGULAR | T—~ew,vore, comm vz | PORK PRGE DRDPS 2= oS CUTING B =5~ " 3 Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office ‘<nll of his survey. that 75 per cent BERLIN, December 8 (#).—The ing Week Is Re . : flN B B . e i p"tea’ > the average plant’s productive | Gorman steel trust will he unable to B . s 4 | Revenue freight loadings on the rail- nn‘nn is engaged in transporting and | pay a high dividend for the past year, Following s s I and s 2 2 i Feak ‘ |P & bl i LD 1R 0 o it . . pands for the sweeke ended November | nandiing materials and these factors | one of the directors of the trust has Curb Market today: y > X | naturally are receiving the most at- | annourced Crh Murket titis: b Semex ] i 127,300 cars under r vnmmn | One of the reasons assizned fs un. v e INDUSTRIALS. 8 {week, the'American Railway Ass As a result of the replacement of | satisfactory results with the coal min. specualty Favorites Strong! e FLICI ARDAED G Easier Tone in Egg Market |2 announced 1o The decrensed | pao e o h olf cavinment ard orsduction of biew faMStey, A ithe SUpANME. g! 3 o 3R 1 i | Easie e in Egg isntings were atirihoed o onens: | Manufacturers: Shaving Ex- It enulpan te i e et 3 . | 4 ! 1500 Cont] Ol 1oL 181, |anee of Thanksgiving day. Classifi | for power—steam, gas and, electric—is | with the Impending settiement of the at Times Bancitaly Shares | @ 33}_(";",}3'.“\( ‘ JoGal £ O pfd Wi 451 4 Also Reported by Whole- | D e i ‘;\n”::v;m‘ml-;:x penses ‘o Bone—Worker | rising all over the country. present “'wv)vl\\pu;r; (\‘nm lhxfi‘ work- um n pf T P (g A a qaro| D] ors. is, o dd o 3 | Am "reh Co” H B n o canh | eonl, 152,7 . a drop of T Th he added, would also E o) ‘ neres rovisio 0] e ust's Have Rally. R e LR 2 sale Dealers. [ srain and’ <42 Efficiency Raised. | SILVER QUOTATIONS. | Joiiaiit's, Jioieion for, the trusts 5 Am Dept Stores L 100 Nat Transit |, 4 4 | o S— | NEW XYORK, December 8 (#).— ! capital, especially in foreign credits, BY WILLIAM F. 1 RNAN. 3:":3 ; .: ; ; "ie3‘-‘:&":‘%(4.&“""(’.‘,'"1‘;"’., ali | Reauctions in the prices of whote:. WACARONI BECOMES BY J. C. ROYLE. Bat sliver 8% Movicanidoiides 443 | WIE CF ni0g FTICITC Prairie P I 1821 sale pork products and increases in Bpecial Dispateh 1o The Star T Fel e Rl e avon Pro’ D1 Fo0s g J I nonitey s since the fir el IMPORTANT | Spe ch to The Star. NEW YORK. December X Gen R D5 [l S O Ohio n i week v noted in quotations at T NEW YOR December 8.—“Nohod;’ . reactionary tendencies early in| 3 L& ‘., ot 3 ey MmAON e -‘:' "";' “"g:";; s cants to huy anything,” said a prom- | AR iy i s Supern' A’ ! : : vesh ham = : e I ¢ ] oday’s curl market session were fol AT s S LR s i ; 3 . linent manufacturer of power units | lowed by a hizhly irreguiar movement Siers on pice of only 20 conts and | U+ S Big Factor in World Trade in | today. in_speaking of his own pur- of prices, with spasmodic periods of | - N ; k Geowi D3g ey celling ns low as 19 cents apound, . hasiies departient § STHdonE) want P 1 R Aln Pow 4% wi 4 ", el saliohy A cents 2 mony Product—Italy Still Has to buy anything. But If a salesman Strength in specialty favorites. Al | - s Ao el .. 2B while smoked hams, quoted seve comes to me and shows me a product Bhotizh ‘the volume ol business agwn Atlas’ Plowood i Alm 8 e oo o0 e nants Biggest Output. which will increass our production, B e s ket e aetiny 2 : : T . 3 Afe iinlne o SRR decrease our expense or quicken our ¥ 3 1 3 turnover, he ecan get my prompt i @4 Am Rowhere in particular, and it was evi aneitaly Corn E o 7| s of reduetions is noted in quota- | u . oo L Roi Sl 58108 lergf meduclinnsaly ngl el By the Associated Press, immediate and caveful attention. I The ships which once hrongnt 110. | Knew this attitude is typical of that dent that sentiment had undergone a | 3 harnsdall deh i s 15 Anmcostia s A " tions on shoulders, smoked shoulders | ; R ing only 14 and 16 cents a pound | il Ll Ll D The attitude of such executives, decided change during the past few 42 Blyn & 5 1Ak P & 1. b | : z e selling several davs ago and |17 g ; 5 n the back 2 13 g 5 i : selling al davs ago and | {ited States every year still are | they will toll you themselves, is een- iBlum $ a3 & o 1 se of 17 and 18 for which they {000,000 pounds of macaroni to the | Ehcka vhich huye st | tresh choulders are bringing from 17 | 22 % i bl = g ! i acaroni laden but o ed bo ed o T cos 4 {:‘\\n:(.u)\ .:'N’\l':: h‘::u kit “.'v::::.xil]lm & Bruwen Mk " R o ' g to 18 cents a pound in place of 13 MACzrONi den but outward bound. ".v'rull ~Ivynhum.m. o Iz r:‘i operation HERE ASHINGTON BUYS ITS B bent o5 & Hmited scsle. One st Dk Tt u’..’u 1t e 3 . and 19, Loins are 21 and 22 in place | This couritry since the World War | Abd v £ overhiead expense. | w W s e, S| TRENEL 8 agtl i R R0 e B e oteg a1 Jevome met oty macnront exe it ol e b BETTER FOODSTUFFS e of control was effected severnl | 3 il B 1 i L 4 liot ~" m' - ;_"‘,‘”'i f "m“m" i "_[‘ {5 [porter but an important factor In the |search engincer, who has just com months ago, negotiations have heen in | : N i et Ehicet 'm\m‘_“ o, | world macavoni trade. Fisures of the [Pleted an industrial survey of the P“’(‘,firv»_w (uv" the (‘“"'7“:"11‘“':'.'“,“..,” s | e i " § i & At \which they old several days ago,|Department of Commerce show that "_ ::'I"";:_l“”"f 1]"' Ly H\I:\r no op- B e napitiiont wers | - / i 03 e Dhs 1 i o Sp chick quoted | American trade has changed from | POF ix averlooked to increase a R ICE Rumors that these ations were el 4 R , < Ih l,l‘\”l:| '\“Ir ng chickens are quoted | | 107.000.000 pounds of macaroni im. | Worker's efficiency or cut down ex- an e v e oh i A, 2 5 3 A’ LonicnGy] toWardn ealictioh | POEtR and) no exports in 1913 to 2,200.. (hense by installing automatic or other | iR E R AT LV N R S S e e e hen | 000 onnds aporta and” 5500 07 | modern machiners. || You Now Pay the Sales Clerk Having left off yesterday 1 Cont T, Se i s M ; Mory heing quoted nt 50 conts a dozen | PoUNds exports for the first eight Shop Practice Revolutionized. Bancitaly shares rallied to within 130G Sp & Bump & . b i hs of 192 A > o 4 L b ) . 105 % straight in place of the recent quota. [Months of 192 Shatk practice R e ’ practically two points of the previous | HCNELE T 2 3 : bl LR R [Tty whiloh oneal ol e funifaa | [STAE REAEEE I CRtinal N EU LI o altlng at Cashter's tndow igbi gecord. ot 44V givident N ; ! il ; q States ‘more than 70 per cent of the | ¥ ol d, he declared, | meeting it scheduled for December e ol N 04 Wholesale Prices Today. Rincaront it prduced. or umward of | m order o effect’a_faving of two| No Waiti i Pack i here ' Feasan to heleve i : A . e, 5t | iararentylt broduced, o rwird_of | on a harrel of cament ot an- & o Waiting for Packages Qirectors will again do somethir Commenwith | 4 1 i R Lo Bla52: store packed, this country only about i4 per cent, |Nundred pounds of coal or steel or more than declare the regular quar- i Comonw P pili 10 3 £ & csh selected, ]u‘n—!m' slightly more than 30,000,000 |? bundred bricks. He declares that terly dividend ! Da £ E " > ¢ surrent receipte. poun ltaly still fs, however, the | "t ¢ courses open to those Al SlEetat sin hebrights: 46 ) : b altry Al DK ous J4Sads = Lowis HtL e | companies who fail to follow this ®ubscribe to the additional rmnmnn“ y i amall and medium, 21 large, 24425 Virtually every country in the|!rend. —Oue coures is to merge or SPE IA s FOR stock »f Atchison, Topeka and Santa 2 Cone i 4 b 'Sprine chickens, 2 i Lworld, wiih the possible exception of | Consolidate with other concerns, thus | C L ReOalT sinking old shop practices with theirs. Fe Railroad, sales taking place at 3'x. 5 Press 1 y Xifdn i o1 |16 duck Keals, -yours, 10a75; [1taly, new is importing American- |51 Should tie interstate Commerce Com- Curtis Pub_btd. 117 Tau ) old, 3 Dressed-—Turkes BE84| finds rinoatonte BYSHETONY imported “'l“h'_'l)["r is ml liquidate the busines: a mission disprove the issuance of the G Hox.! 1T & N3 o S ehibkEN. lit dueing the years her own industey | This is merely another way of say. additional stocks, however, contracts Ve d = ) | f s o R ¢ . ot bl SUY | ing that manufacturers have found | n in the rights will be null and void. = Vie ofs dp 4 i America’s host customers this year | that it is sounder economics to ruu‘ WUnited Gass & Improvement feit } Eaet “Dairics 'u.:f e |'|il:.'.f| SR pis | i teef, 18020; | have heen Canada, the United King- | 7SS than te raise prices for the the effects of profit taking, but the 1 Ertingon Sehild. 36 i o Hernde "B e i 110 i i 7 % fresh hams. [dom, Mexico, the Dominican Repub. [PUrpose of widening profit margins, decline was limited. At the hearing El Bond & S pfd 1081 TInd Ol & G 6 06 1 g - “shoulders, 17a1%: |lie, Australin and,Cuba, but exports | SN¢e the latter policy is likley to — IDAY O Y Setore the Public Service Commission 2E) Inve 13 I M w s A smoked hams, smoked shoul. | have been fairly heavy to China, Java, | Check consumption demand in_the | process, Fixed charges are the bane of no opposition was made to the pro- . 1Inter P See ¢ E lers, 14a16: st h n, 24 la New Zealand, Mond s »ana posed consolidation of the Philadel- L5 Dnters e Boid xR Deiivin ilv, s I A e e ST e PO O T o for that reason | Fillet of Hadd0ck lb 20 T Heetric \nited Gax “merser. : 52 Io N L&p be A 0F : et ] = |that ‘many concers find it better io | RS S o C p e West Utilities continued active geol A B b 5KTO of P 5lys A P mand moderate; market firm; Florida kmen a more than liberal | at somewhat lower levels. A feature X E @K Gas & C B 080 o Today’s market report on fruitsand | 12" 1 MO et ' |honus at the year's end. rather than | 0 2 ner 2 Fow B A 105 B el S . S hushel hampers green best, mostly ; among specialities was United States } o a1 igh ¥ A { ! vegetables, compiled by the Market | o [ e molity | increase their ‘wages during the vear. | Freight, which went into new high i ; S O (S News Service, Bureau of Agricultural | g congiton. 1 aoenzs T AU | This s the feeling which' prompted res roarers . . . . S,y (4 ground, reflecting improved earnings. 5 ::Lr}:rh‘kl';,' ~ Masse Gas . 3 3 Fconomil 843 s o |an executive in the steel industr) X Midwest s moderate; demand Tomato Market Weaker. {to say today: “Show me a machin S l S k N LS ST s : Mont Pow, Ba ight, market_steady; barrels, Virgi . | which will not have to be replaced aimon tea st el eh o Gwis lb. 2 D! {4 e & Uo7 Tomatoes—Supplies light; demand Firestor E Bes A% e o e 4 i o o ke NEW YORK NEW BUILDING. narone 1;;'“_ at D Prod 04 | U- 5. No. 1, Yorks and Sasmans o ket slightly weaker: Bahama | [0F five years and which will take | e g 3 N do b Y | . fair _color, 4.00; boxe: 3 e ; : the place of one man on our pay roll, | Sal NEW YORK, December 8 (#).—The X 1 13 At P S lgs A 100 3 g L ML e e oxes. | Islands repacked few sales sixes ripes | g Kty At s . alt OYS ERS 60 metropolitan district of New York had [ 1K iy E B L s ! Washington, medium o latge size, ex- | wrapped fancy count, 9.00; choice | 31 e R R L S LI L e ] CRRCTR quart, C $113.385.900 of contracts let on new .',.;";:"5',:"('.'““ g ichols & Sh e 117 5 By H OUR,, count, 8.00: three ripes wrapped fancy | Vo S St . s = B 4 as... 17 4 e . ancy Spitzenbergs, mostly 4. = . . 55 Ohi his man did not mean for a mo- building and engineering work in No- 3 Fulton 'S count. 4.75; choice count, 4.25; Ohio | oni™ihat he wanted to fire a lot of Whmber, an incrense of 13 per cent| 10Gen Al . e ik $ 3 % Stawnii res, 8.008.25, | 10 pound haskets hothouse stock, | Ldtogrl . ot of ¢ b e an nrsae ol 3 e oent | O mostly 3.00; extra fancy Jonathans, | p i Tmostly 3.00; (Men: What he wanted was to pro- or oin oast Whele : B s = 0 Gon 3 i mostly ripe, 2.60a hushel baskets, | Mgl o “tew | duce more goods with the same num- lb 22 cent less than October this vear 2 Gen Tce Cream.. [ g0 Virginia, U, §. N Stayrans: 2 y:::‘k" «m"?m mall size, '2.25a2.50, few |pic and still be in such shape that S or Half .3 c W. Dodge Corporation reports. New TGen Laund Mach £ Blge 47 i ; . < oh o HE Al T e Cucumbers—Supplies light; demand [ M1% fAixed charges could be held down otero Sug 7 ; i Lo | light; market dull; Florida, square pregnion . & construction since January 1 was 5 Jm, Tab S Ve Wi i yania, 2%-inch Y and Blac i Lo S0 This effort for manufacturing effi- PRI e e mined. s Teaz 00, bushel crates and bushel hampers. | cioncy passes all np. and dows e KINGAN’S 3 Cabbage — Supplies moderat o Aol L2 3 i3 industrial line. A cutting of costs in r cent under the same period of | ' Grand Siores nfd1 o5 c iat il iGriet L&B brd X iy 2 Hall Ll te: Jde-| " Peppers—Supplies light; demand poe. ; Danish t¥pe. 5a1.00; South Carolina, | PoFCTates fancy, 2.00a2:50, mostly own methods. An example.Ia offored : barrel crates, pointed type, 2 #2890, : : by the cement industry, where plant 4 5 _ B Squash—Supplies light; demand o E L f iy QiR d03x | Celers—Supplies light: demand light, |4t S SRS BERE, | CORRR | capacity is far bevond consumptive 1 South, Dairies 6 : market dull and slightly weaker: New | WEht market steads: demand at this time. It is operating 2 o e . 1O 10n .y, 10 | York, 2/3 crates, 2.00a2.2 ates fancyy Jo0axsn: at only 75 per cent capacity and com- Pkg AR N B0l fair quality FEggplant—Supplies moderate; de-|y4iiion ‘{5 extremely keen. Belgian 10 Stand Tnvest Tateunal < SOmores’ TN mand light; market dull; Florida, pep- | proqucers are invading thi X 13 Stand P HES BT per crates fancy, 1.50a2.00, best most- are invading this market % light, market dull; California, s, L 200, also and individual mills are using 733! Printing . 3 Haunitiess € St an_wa HOLLAND FURNACE EXTRA. el fere NEW YORK, December 8 ().—The iviers ptd Holland Furnace Co.. manufacturers o Ray Cor'A of ‘warm-air furnaces, declared an WA extra dividend of 26 cents a share on e common stock, pavable January 1 : to holders of record December 15, in ‘5‘3.‘:?;'\4'.'.'.'\ A addition to the regular quartely div- 3 W idend of 6215 cents in cash or 2 per cent in stock, at the option of stock- Lackawan o FERES o s D12 £50%% RILR5SEE SERERa8R%302 R LLD /:sov I 2o £ $:0 e 3 4 kawa - ey 3 3 i1 i|Tceherg type, 4-5 dozen gi00; ] 17200 fiasc i every effort to widen profit margi F. holders. The regular semi-annual of ;}:',::“"‘ Lo B E 3 4 Sl v ‘| ~ Beets—Supplies light; demand light; [ /6> ©/O0 10 W 00N DEOTE margins REDERICK COUNTY B 5 onisusinng iy iee iieh ?"«‘:"'. f-.s‘”"" o 0 & Co Be.. 1001 A 3 msl:.\":fi-.‘]. ""_’RT.‘, 'r'é"\C‘K'iZi;m-. ~ | market dull; few sales, 1.75. 4‘:"" e T ieney The iah e Maw ax an ) Carrots—Supplies liberal; demand | German and Belgian imports this vear E v er g% 18% ] P& Lopan , | Onions — Supplies light; demand : s—Supplies liberal; demand | ;.0 expected to reach at least $30,000,- Small h vl € Saiés TAN T * A boi 003 | light, market dnll; Michigan, 100.| Moderate; market = slizhtly weaker: | ggg in value. bl : ; % 945 | pound sacks yellows, U. 8. No. 1, me. | panfornia, weetern lettuce crates 2 Sizes oy clared. o Impetus for Building. Wall Street Briefs dium to large size, 1.90, . bt g ote Potatoes = Supplies moderate: de.| Spinach—Sunplies lieral; demand n Similar trends are shown by makers 5 i Pk 1 “{i 2" | mana moderate, market steady: Micni. | moderate; market slightly weaker: | of brick, tile, coal, matble and lum. Fresh Cut From Little Corn-Fed Pigs Mare Wire T Marmon Mot avie Bottling ay Drug Store ~Call Cor n. Call Corp ris ead_Johnsor engel Box esabi Tron Var Br Pic 6 50. N | Virginia Norfolk section cloth top |} War | : gan, 150.pound sacks, Russet Rurals, section " clot her. Makers of these products realize uw‘h"#n"’li'f‘u hndk ot U.'S. No. 1, 3.25a3.40; Maine, 150. | veneer barrels Savoy type, 2.50a3.00. | that the cheaper they can make and ALL-PORK 5 ch 102 | pound sacks, Green Mountains, U. S. e e sell these commodities the more im- 20 Younse Bs A" wi1081% 10 No. 1, 3.60; 120-pound sacks, Green | Aliens living in Great Britain are |petus they can give to building con- SA USA GE Mountains, 2.9023.00; 1daho, 120-pound | still prohibited from changing their | Struction, on which they all live. The « o e o c Sales N 3 : et S, TUAEISE MONDS. sacks, Round Whites, 2.60a2.75. names for either personal or business | trend is being shown also in cotton BB Ba e 10 2 ; tring beans—Supplies, light; de- purposes, and woolen textiles, foundries, stove 5 § Bank Prus s’ Sliced atavia Pet Y 113 1 43 Braail 3gn 700 ; Canadian ac acon (3] c 5 Bue Aires 7s 4 Bu_ Aires 7e i N e HOO‘? E:R SMITHFIELD HAMS . Ib., 65c ,.:;:;'.'::."s'.,'a.‘ zh LK eh ‘ SHOULDER 2 Hanaver State 63 4% ESREDEUET A T 1 BEARS - as it Sweeps as it Cleans ' ROAST OF LAMB . . Ib., 22c \Lomb m.fl"',; o ’é“g i on 5 ’ Shoulder Roast of Veal . lb., 20c CURB SEAT, $67,000—Value of membership on the New York Curb Market soared to a new high record of $67,000 vesterday, an increase of $2,000 over the previous peak, the seat of Benjamin F. Stein having been bought at the new figure by Harold S. Rothschild. PEN N SYLVANIA RAILROAD— Pittsburgh dispatches to Wall Street say millions of dollars will be spent by the Pennsylvania Railroad in Altoona in the mnext few months to construct the largest railroad yard in the world, on which work has begun. -Improvements involve the purchase of property in the center of the city from East Altoona to Pinecroff. = An eastbound advance treight yard will be extended, and a relay yard built. ROCK. ISLAND-—Directors of the A Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific 21008 transacted only routine business at Pecn hrlu Store. --mu, their meeting yesterday. T Pittsh & 1841,. 1 AMERICAN WATER WORKS— 5 R Net income of American Water Works & Electric Co. for the year ended October 31, was $5,135,106, equal to $3.02 a share on the common y after accrued first preferred divi- B dends, against $4,095014 or $2.40 a Smith Car (AO) 1 share in the preceding 12 months. Net fuCEADM. . power output of its electric subsidi- i aries for October was 31 per cent more than October, 1926. NATIONAL FABRIC & FINISH- G H i b i - 2SS0 e o3 guss 2] S o = o3 ousme 2 R 5 B s n Sisssien i T 33 $b Pleitt 4 e 2L KRR, 25 e b o P ioiet 532 xS o R SRR ® P P Mor Bk Bogot 7 82 Mor Bk Chile 1 Mor Bk Denmk 6 mmz uni Medellin 7a A N | SUNLIGHT DRY-PICKED 0 oot 18 " Beginning Monday morning, and for a »." R fi 3 ; limited time' thereafter, we are goir{g C H I C K E MS Lb. 3 7c 3;:,«“-‘%7%:.3 e to place this world-famous electric 32010 29 amSsuoun-DoCislan ERRERE iz SFER oD ez D PRSP PR PR o R et ® S-S e e | cleaner, complete with dusting tools, The Very Finest Procurable SNG- Nasitow] “Tabric” & Firening L The Equitable Title Mortgage & f . ° Guaranty Co. of New Jersey declared | Standing $339,021 for the year ended Septem- a cash dividend of 13 per cent, pay-| .’ profit for the vear was $120,910; bank BTrane Tux Bict, 430 gar from $200,000 to $2,000,000 and par | fi'i',’,” Roast Lb- 25¢ | Chuck Roast ' 20c > naces were in operation on December [ 3 Um Bis A'nri: 1 and a vear ago -the rate of activity i [ R 35 | dividend of 1427 : Tl fatn o ¢ per cent was paid | COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE BANK U1 Shap on wa —but the . DERRYDALE 6f 10 per cent of their annual salaries. 3 Weat Auto'& v cents a share on the class “A" stock. X Am Explora its “Positive Agitation,” gently flutters out the deeply em- , ) DEL M I SR e S Ll Mt Ty Bl R T (e efficient than even former Hoover models! No obligation. No. 2 0. 771 in November last year. The total & New Cornelia regular semi-annual of $3.50, payable Liberal allowance for your old cleaner Cans 35C pared with a year ago, 13 PER CENT DIVIDEND. ) in the hands of the housewives of this N e NEW YORK, December 8 (F).— city for— Co. reports met operating profit of ,':f,'i'- "k'"r!v'" 2 ; ber 30, in contrast to-net operating 3 Toh Prod i 31 |able December 31 to stock of recor loss of $259,361 the year before. Net #Trico Prod E E December 13. Capital was increased | . a a $550,000. JT:umhnH ... 11 1 value of the stock reduced to $10 | Joans were reduced $55 : A< M R $ | BLAST FURNACES—Forty-seven el i A 1% 2 2 .- | \ IN S EAK lb 39 per cent of the country’s blast fur-| 1 Bia Am 4y Sty Mo BANCITALY MEETING. ! 1 . 3 C 1, representing 170 of the 362 avail- 2 ;" Coal vie 33% 4 N NEW YORK, December 8 (#).— | able stacks. A month ago, 475 per St L 1., | Directors of Bancitaly Corporation DERRVDALS EGGS dOZ 43c eent or 172 furnaces were melting WAl al 920 478 L will meet for dividend action Decem. | GUARANTEED i a2 was 58.3 per cent, The present level| 92 U'S Fiewht o : ber 14, when it is expected an extra | The Best Egg of Its Class in Washington le the lowest sinee October, 1924. 1S t:'g':fium" : dividend will be. declared. A stock Balance in easy monthly payments &g 8t ap ..,. w . on October 10 and another of 40 p@r\ —Officers and employes of the Com: Yan, G b BT 14t {11 [cent on July 20! Think of it—not a mere “vacuum cleaner” BUTTER . Ib., 54 mercial Exchange Bank of New York Watson 1 W ————s New H | This offer begins— - . . C Bave et Eiven o Christmas boms| 12 Wati & mowi ‘4 1% v 34| BRUCE ELECTED TO BOARD genuine New Hoover i ; g 2 Watt & mong B8 30 i . 1, Pounds of Splendid Quality Pasteurized Butter 3 dolAue L v 2ty ; BALTIMORE, December § (#).—An- | M O N D A i M O R N I N G : WARN! BROTHERS—Warner 1% B geb e, d002 nouncement was made today of the - GOLDEN SPRED'T lb 35C Brothers Pictures, including subsidi-| election of James Bruce of New York | e . W o2 aries. had net profit of $30.625 for the S, 1\:;;[ ::'mcks_ |10 the board of the Commercial Ced Act today—telephone for a demonstration right in your The Finest Vegetable Margarine Obtainable 3 'on M L0y ey 0., commercia ankers. Mr. | ' h i h - how th Hoov: 1 o, : 3 An i % 1 Bruce is a son of United States Sena. | own home. Let us show you how the new Hoover, with Profit and lons deficit was' $1,234,412. 3 Aoslo CRLC N.. 2 18 tor William Cabell Bruce of this elty. | : NEW BUILDING PERMITS— M ki ik o il Bradstreet's compilation of new ) T PR . aiwhviiti et G S R fold M 11 1 s MOBILE & OHIO DIVIDEND. bedded grit. Let us show you why it is 131 per cent more PEAS Biicitines, in $4T840225, apainst| 1ohBenr i ceess 4 Mobile & Ohio Railway declared an $228.396.130 in October, and $25 1% Mason Val g Vs 8s, | extra dividend of 5 per cent and the | Syl Rriog il 145 Kot i 3% | December 30 to holders of record De- 974,991, a decrease of 11 per cent com S 5 REPUBLIC RUBRER CO. . S N 3 ; GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS. . Connors has heen elected president ’ : 2 By Special Leased Wire to The Star. lee er a oover Sauerkrallt gk oy{ the 70]\!{”;“‘1' Rubber f‘o,l of W h‘ M:la g s NEW YORK, December 8.— oungstown, Ohio, to succeed John enden Cop ... : D H (:h m s I"! 7. Watnon, who will continue aa chiair. | Stoein INDEPENDENT OIL STOC Ger, Gt Red Loan with draw 1 for Christmas : u atmon man of the board. Mr. Conners be.|hundieds. © Mg 10,7 L e came an official of the company six M & . E s citn ner 1000 KM 7 e s fomclaljot heteompmny it 2dn gt ‘ e e LS 0 2000 a4 Master Brea the company recently has broadened ; - AR : 3 0 jts manufacturing operations to in- Sery n pid.. | q 1y v ' Street and Third Floor clude many automotive specialties in 3 Cotur i 2o 2 Ger Gen Biew B 3 f_———__——_-\ addition to a standard line of tres % 3 Berlin 4 pre.war.... .. 8 #nd mechanical rubber goods. Fete g Ambure Amer Line 3 3 Large Size seubbe Emn G & F R ot 103 108 X th German Lloyd 4135 ; TURIZE ARTIFICIAL SILK—E. T DI B 2 | Krupp Bs 1 : L b Dusseldor{ 4s pr E V. Peters, vice president of Tubize of Houwt Gult Ga 1t 1% | Frankfort a-M 3 Artificial Silk € announced the . cont el uumu. 48 pre-war 00 .« company was oening its booke for| 4 l’:"(“l:('g Ohlo.: Al ;:‘,,;‘;‘“*" ver share) The Busy Penna. Ave, bruary, March and April business x Oil.. A E GG & ey i X X 99 R all yarns, both coarse and fine| 3 NN s Eommers ana Privat Rt { Corner 8th & D Sts. . Sizes, at present published prices. He _ o biscontn Geline 1 3 believed the booking of business for NeY on g . Berline, mmm. 0 1 these three months would tend to 8 Dresdner Bank. . .. 00 o S 3 n.- i stabilize conditions in the rayon in-| 15 Pantenee OF 4 e, shuok dustry, since it permitted manufac- A1 Rel e §iop gtar B . . turers to o ahead with their plans Ricn 001" e ieia 1 Best Value in City tor Bpring. 3