Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1928, Page 14

FINANCIADY THE.. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, MONDAY, JA RANGE OF BOND MARKET PRICES IN NEW YORK, January 2 (P).—Following is a table of transactions on bonds on the New York Stock Exchange during the year 1927. It gives the total sales of bonds and the range of prices. It also includes net changes 11| \v]m the previous year on bonds listed prior to January Sales, Migh 1005 108 AN i Adams Exp ol tr 48 & foax Rub gold” 8 om 7l RN A Cotton 0.1 58 Am Mach & By Am Rep © Am Am Am Am Am Am Am T Am 68 .... p W W & EI 6s W W & Fleo Writne 8004 504 Chil N1 Corp Ta. ] Atm & €6 Dol Siawll Amm & Corost § Aewo 011 et Be AT &S Eren s ATESE s AT &S F 390k v Ananta & Rir ds Albany' & Susoue Alioghany Val 4% Am Beet Sug evt s Am T & T cold 48 A'C Line um 4158 A € Line Iat eld fa ACLATE N eal e 4% AR Dan 148 At quirg WS Nawin | Loco £ WV T RSB Faoxrilia & Cin $e. Bne & R deh Alie 1050 Ruth Srore Bide Se b0 By Prod Cors Bid al Gas & Elen Cal Bt Siggd €A1 Pet ameeney Sy n Net Py 42 €an Yat Ry 418 Can Nor s f 7e Can Nor 41.e €an Pae 31 Car Pac 15 Caro € & Ohin fa &t 0¢ Conrmn s ent of G 5ls Cent nf Ga ron Cent Toath ot Ba Cont Comt Poe Jar mpa de :mnn«r\:.u a1 Steel Sa 4500 : 100% 10014 Joost o0, 116 100 101 ao 20" 34 45 « S0 Chacarasta Corn be 47 Chea & o on e Ches & 0 gen 108 Chee & O v 41 Chi & Alon Ates” 0 & Alon 3iee of Crivaa & Altan cen 4e . LB & Q4 i hin City_Conn Ry Car & Savannan O w0 B a1 £n & Erie et 50 0 G L& Ok 18t e er Weatern 1001, arg P FEEE T S o SRR SR i nviipa e 2200209390 0y 32 9151 S ] at’ .l ESOP een 4les ESe Do 4l qs ¥ E S Py s ar v KD gl YA At & <o oy al % s oileg 2 et aeg MR e Dk g N 332, ~ “ > afa =3 SEE R EEE S TR L : ] Th% PSR : . J 43.a ®ART & X W gon Zig —_ e R A AR R R R s T PP ORR N} 25a2 SRR2335332333 23533 FRg 3 £ Hy 4 - r 4 I ° c . 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GOVERNMENT LR -vf. 2 PR Ehiprele] |+i4+s Liberty 3 Liberty Liberty Fiberty Ciberty iberty iherty berty iberty . 15t 4a e 21 42" Treas 41,8 ‘43 Treamiry 4s 44 Treamiry 43 res STREET CAR MEN’S JOB CALLED TOUGH Must Be Philosophers, Have Health and Lack Ambition, Psychol- ogists Told. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Januar street car conductor or motorman has a tough job, for he must be some- thing of a philosopher, possess perfect health and good physical control and lack ambition, according to Mrs. Sadie Myers Shellow of Milwaukee. AMrs. Shellow, who is personal pay- chologist for the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Co., explained the requirements of a good street car man to members of the American Psychol- ogy Association vesterday. A street car man must have nervous stability, quick reactions, soclal intel- ligence and fntercst in his job—par- ticularly the motorman, said Mrs, Shellow. He must be a philosopher of a sort, 0 he will be able to listen to the com- plaints and abuse of the passen without losing his temper. He must not have too much ambi- tion, for It will take his mind from his work—and the safety of the passen- gers and himself requires that he have the utmost concentrati Tliness in the families of street car employes or disturbing social condi- tions are the most frequent causes of raflway aceidents. Mrs. Shellow sald These factors will eauss & motorman to worry and mishaps invariably re- sult, she said. ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md., January 2 (Special). ~That the work of the Circuit Court has greatly increased is shown by the dockets _on file In_the office of the clerk. During 1917 100 equity cawes were docketed for trial; in 1922 130 wmich cases were docketed, while dur- ing the vear just closed 275 equity suits were Instituted. The increase has not heen confined to equity cases, but is true of all forms of business the court s called upon to transact. Willlam 1. West, 39 years old, and Mrw. Leonora 1. Marsher, 36 both of Charlottesville, Va., and Joseph A. Crickenbarger, 22, of Charlottesville and Miss Mlhhkd M. Draper, 18, of Stoney Polnt, Va., were principals in a double wedding In Rockville eavly Saturday evenin Although the marriage leense bureau wan closed when the couples renched Rockville, they telephoned Clayton K. Watkins, uty clerk of the court, who came from Gafthersbu five miles, and Issued the lcenses. Rev. 8. J. Goode of the Christian Church performed the ceremony. Y0 M. Boyd, 23, and Miss Flsie L. Aturkey, 19, both of Washington, were married Baturday by Rev. Hertram M. Osgood of the Baptist Church, as were Abram Abramson, 25, of Wash- ington and Miss Mildred Lee Paget, sethendn, Md.: the home of the minister being the scens of both cere monfes, . At a recent meeting of the Olney eh of the Montgomery County Farm Buvesu, David 17 Oland was elected chalrman In place of Josiah W, Jones, who had held the position ever since the branch wan formed and who dld not desive veelection, and the other officors chosen wers Viee chalvman, Joslah W, Jones: sec retay Hobart Hutton: chatemnn home and community conmittes, Mes, B. Dorsey Downey. Rev, Dr. ¥ L. Faton, presiden the Beminary and Colleglute Hible 1 atitute, Washington, occupled the pulpit 1n the Rtockville Baptist ¢ oh lant evening, a large congeegation at. tending PRINCE BANS MOCK BOOKS Wales to Replace Dummy Volumes With Billiard Talb Correspondence of the Assactated Press. LONDON ~=Mariborough Houwe, the new Lond vesldence of the § e of Wales, hine an odd Nbrary, One side of the romn, Ineluding the door, te entirely covered with shelve flled with mock books; among the ttlen ave “Puynen of Dentlatyy. Noyle on Hieum,” “The Male Couch” “A Li at Haden ™ “Lady Godiva on a oo, “Nine Talew, by a Cat” UCurfew Notew" "Warin Heveptions, by Hovne Thie apace 1oft for venl books 1s an alvave whers thero are W i few wiply sholves, with covtalned book - m tunndng along another side of s voom. The prince intends Wi vaum tor billiarde, 40. © Agr Bic 78 ‘00,110 hineibe e '46 Exw. 110 3 s 830 000 jotai sales neainat 3008 710°000 ‘1 1920 9 NUARY 2, 1928, Your Need of Mortgage Money Sales. Hi —will be quickly met, if you make application to us, provided only flmt your property or project be soundly secured. Our funds in hand allow )mmerlmlc action. Immediate Answers on Applications B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 925 NW Low Interest Rates and Commission ——3 e e e SIS } e Established 1314 OPEN UNTIL 5:30 P.M. Tomorrow —s0 you can make good your New Year's resolve to start a Savings Account THIS PAY- DAY. {Our Savings Dept. invites initial deposits of One Dollar or more. SPECIAL DEPT. 3 ; ' FOR LADIES PAID () N SAV _National <!l |Metropolitan Bank 15th Street, Opposite U. S. Treasury OLDEST Natioral Bark in the District 114 Years Old m[}“-lnl“urm*il 55. BONDS (DOLLARS AND THIRTY - N (Sales in $1.000.) s Net High Chanie 10314 hanee Over a Third of a_Century’s Experience — Self-Managing Apartments —do not exist. They need supervision — effi- cient, specialized. ex- perienced supervision. Without such super- 100 28 SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. pland—Antwerp ... . December 3 endam-—Rotterdam’ 117011 Decembe F Edison—Piraeus ... ... December 10 DUE TODAY. {Adriatie—TLiverool .... ... Ulua—Port Limon American Shipper—London Kkahdu—London Deceniber Antoni—southampion Drcember 33 ndania—Liveroo) ... pecem Fort Victoria—Bermud Immmr:’u J0amo—San Juan.. . " Decomber 48 Carabobo—Maracaibo December 2. n Juan—san duan ... December 3 Reliance—Weat Tndiea cruise Canada—Palermo . .. December 24 December Decemiber Decomber 17 December 30 Mexico—Ha December 24 ina Oranje Nassau—TLa Guayra. DUE TOMORROW. Athenia—Glasgow . ....... Ammnum—\unllmmvmn Resolute—Haniburg Siboney—Havana Puerto Rarrion Bermuda rld—TRuen: December 21 December 24 Fanuary Decomber 16 Decamber 211 Dacember Docember December 24 DAY. JANUARY 4. pecember SN Pecember 13 Munargo— o8 COINL Janwary 1 Suffren—lasre ! December 24 THURSDAY. JANUARY 5 eoree—Bermuda. . ... Jannary 3 John's . ...ee.. . January ! anta Marta . +. . December 2 DUE FRIDAY, JANUARY 6. Antonio Lopes—Barcelona ... .December 3 DUE SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. . .. .December 23 SUNDAY. JANUARY 8. remen ..........December OUTGOING KTEAMERS. SAILING TODAY Deytachland—Cherbours. Southampton and Hambure ~ SAILING Dresdon—Plymouth TOMORROW. Cherbourg and Bremen DAY. JANUARY 4. Navles and Genou. uda lymouth. Cherbours Guayra and Maracaibo Crintobal “Puerto Colom nce and Cristobal. d Brom, Juan. L aola—K naston hia and Santa it wu P AILING THURSDAY. JANUARY 0 Coamo——San, 1 Santo Domingo St Thomas, Martinlaue and Para Thomas, Martiniaue and Oslo and Copen Pacific nta | Ellan—Cristobal lqutaue and Val Amerian Trader—Plymouth and London, Araguny o Bermuda, SAILING FRIDAY. JANUARY 6 Laptand—Haifax, Plymouth. Cherbourg and Autworp Resolute—( ound the world fouita hourk and Southampton. rane 0 criiee ape Hatti and Port an Puecto Cabello and and La Guayra, Maracaibo Munare Bolivar—Port Pierto Colo SAILING SATURDAY, JANUARY 7 Liverpool ulogne and Lon wi Prince, Cartagens and ~Queenatown and Livernoel. Critre arowd the wor Macorls and Sauto Ban Juan Ran Jus Vauban-=Rio de Ja HNienos Alres Volendam-- 15 mouth Tendnin: Montevideo ana | Rot o, Boulogne i L Kingston, ela aud 8 Qeorge Martiniaue \ Marav Al Gronnda, Trinidad awd Wit Sia - Walifax wnd 8 John's Manaqut = Rantiago, Kingaton Colombin MAILING MONDAY. JANUARY B Cherborg Cotumbie = Plymonth, Hremen Frederiok Fire Loa Spectal Dis The Star PREDERICK, Md., Januavy This city had less than §15,000 iive loss lust year, although 43 alarms weve sounded, local fire company oMolals wnnounced, Announcement was also winde that & new central alarm system s been inatalled and all onlle will w0 direot 1o polive hewdquarter and Puerto and Low. Deputy Tmnmrl Named. pecial Dispateh o DRLITY WARMENTON, Va ., Januarvy @ i Ay Ibenis of deputy troasurevs o ! thin connty have boon announced s | fotlows Mavshinll distitor 11 L, Mith Beott, 1 Bhmer Waolf, Center, ¢, N Hullivan, Leo, G O Avistrong: Codar Hun, R0 Mustace. Appaintiments wre nde by the fudee on the vecon wondintion of 1N L0x, county treas uven, ok vision their income-pro- ducing power is hound to grow less and less. Our Apartment Man- agement Service mini- mizes depreciation and increases income. Make F. SAUL'CO CHILD SAVES FAMILY. Home of Charles J. Kunowski Hyattsville Damaged by Fire. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., Fire early yesterda home of Charles .J. Madison avenue. The blaze was dis- covered bv a small daughter, wh. aroused the others. Hyattsville and Riverdale firemen confined the fire to the living room of | the nouse. Damage to the house was $300, but burning of a player-piano and furniture caused an additional $1.000 loss. The fire is said to have originated from an overheated hlr-I nace. Chief of Police Carl J. Blanch. ard was overcome by smoke while as ! slsting in fizhting the fire, but was | soon revived oy January 2.— damaged the Kunowski, West Main 2100 L NEWS | tatle s I MARRIAGES ON DECLINE Warrenton, VA.. Records for 1027 Lower Than Previous Year. Special Dispat The New York Life Insurance Company Offers to Make First Mortgage Loan On Improved Real Estate in the Distiiet of Columbia and Nearby Suburbs in Montgomery Count; Md., for 3.5 or 10 year terms on vour 51/2% . RanNnmaLL H. HA!‘NER & ComMpayy MoRTGAGE LoAN Lolnuspon:n-w'r 1321 Connecticut Ave. Telephone Main 9700 to The Star i WARRENTON, Va. January 2—| T. E. Bartenstein. clork of court for Fauquier, has Issued ‘this year 118 marriage licenses. against 120 for 1926, Eighty-four were white couples and 34 colored Fifty of the brides and 27 husbands were azed or under; the younkest girl was 15 and four youths werg murrled at 19, Six men and four women were over 0, the oldest man being 79 und oldest brido 68, In 19 1 Apartment divorces were granted in the county. or slightly over one (o 8IX marriages. Divorce figures for 1927 have not been compiled. Church Officers Chosen. Special Dispateh 1o The Star HYATTSVILLE, Md., Janua The Firat Baptist Church has e elect ed Dr. J. M. Long and C. 8. Spe nl- n deacons 1o serve five vears, and J Crawford and Miss Flora B similar period s (rustecs. Other offi cers named are Frank H. Speacer, treasurer; Harvy E. Davis, clerk ( elocted for 28th consecutive term) Charles Rogers. chiet usher: Dr. J 8. Norton, chairman, evangelistic partment; J. T ne, chatrman, or department: C. 8 Speiden, man, mission department: C. I chatrman, publicity .m-mnm-m Pottit, cltafrman, finance depaitnent Mrs. Lewls Jones, chalvman, house keeping department; J. A Crawtord chaleman, Bible school department, and W. R. Ballard, chairman, music department. ~ “‘E uitable Co Operative Building Ass’ & JonN Jll\' EDSON, President wal Ttk\l"’t“’r .Secretary Organized 1879 4Sth YEAR COMPLETED Assets $3.090042.50 Surpl SIS Subscriptions for the 94th lssue dngtock Being Received Your Christmas Money Don't spend all vour Christmas money—start a systematic Savings Ac- o— count with the Equitable! Chillum Masons Elect. No matter what you o pray chair Gl Special Dispateh 1o The Sta | e b n SHILLUA, M. ) S G ¢ saving for—a home, Castle Lodie, No. 13 & A vour children's education has elocted these offy Ralph W | v —yvou'll find the Equita: ble's plan an helping hand ahipful master; Ralph M to accumulate money sentor warden: James M. R funfor warden: Finis D Mor Start now, (ve elected); Past Mast . treasurer (e-electedy | | Chavles, tiler. Appoiutive F. N Crown, senlor dea- | con; J Gladman, junior deacon: | Past Mastor J. R, Adams, master of ceromontes; M. W. Blandv. chaplai J. WL Austing senjor steward, and 0 ¢ Heok, funfor steward. These officors | Will be fnstalled ‘l‘hn\uln\‘ night. N}w&z@m* | # E. STUART POSTON i President and Manag HAROLD P. GANSS Vice President Secretary JULIUS I PEYSER, General Counsel FRED McKEE. Attorney BENJAMIN F. ADANS, Auditor E. STUART POSTON Former Secretary of Allan E. Walker & Co,, lne, and Manager of their Rental and Cocoperative Departments for the last six years and for the past twenty years athliated with the Real Extate Business in the National Capital ANNOUNCES Fhe opening of offices tor the conduct of a geneval business ot Real Estate « Loans « lovestments « Insurance SPECIALIZING IN The Management ot Extates_and Rental Properties K STUART POSTON wnd QO 20 INVESTMENT RUNLIING ofMcers u Marylander Bnu in Alaska. al Dlspateh 1o The Sta TEDERICK M, January Word has bheen received here of the death last woek of Willimn 1L Rager 45 yoars o), formerty of this ciey. at Anchorage, Alaxka, where ho has been practiclng law for several years. He widon hia widow and vouns son, he is | survived by three brothers and four siaters. Ineluding Mis. L More. Houne and Miss Clava Rager of Wash ngton JEROME P. FRIEDLANDER Treasurer Spm ARTHUR PILKERTON -~ . Past Masters Elect. Spetal Dispateh 10 The Star HYATTEVILLE, M. January Thess offloers huve just been elected by the Past Mastera' Asaociation of Bouthern Mavyland, u Masonio o Hanlsation: Chavles (. Haslup of Sav | awe, president; Myvon Creese, Callege | o vt vice presitent; Liste Mov vison, Chillum, second vice president Deo B MO MoMillan, Riverdale, seore tary recelootod), and W. A Duwll Hianobville, llu«-um\ (reelocted) Astistant !‘m (‘hlnf Resigns Aeckal Dispateh fa The St a HVATTAEVILLR, AR danuany Pernard Deavatine has cestgned as us alntant ohief of the Hyatyile Volan | | vide wt the | | gt - toer Flve :b.quuuuw.! Wh he ts veoy Fifteenth Steeet at K g from Hviiisvitle Nombations o 1 Al the vacanoy will be Meln 10 wonihly weeting of (he .|.‘mnmuu|Mw R S AT S TR - ¢ R DI S 36, 55 | Jahuaiy %