U S Certificates Gain in Popularity
Treasury savings certificates sold in April totaled 13,954,356 dollars, up 1,838,622 from March, aided by a broad advertising push. The instruments, from 25 dollars up, yield 4 1/2 percent interest compounded semiannually and are largely tax exempt. Hamilton Savings Bank converts to national status amid rising deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris H. Glazer
United States Government Savings
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Wallace
New York Curb Transactions Reported Hampers Rates
New York curb transactions show hampers and price ranges for produce including oxide hayap ora tale quality totals. IAB South bara Hea and LETTUCH North Careling list varied prices and poor condition notes for crates and containers. CUCUMBERS Florida hampers priced 3.50 to 2.00 amid a market with fluctuating per-unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Baldwing
Washington
Stayman Wineapa
Grimes
Oregon
Ben Davis
South Carolina
Wakefielda
Texas
North Carolina
Atock
Florida
Georgia
Colery
Curb Market Review Brisk Trading Lifts Several Stocks
On May 4 New York curb trading showed strong interest led by Carib Syndicate with prices rising 7 to 8 percent, over 30,000 shares changing hands. Strong moves appeared in Standard Oil of Indians, Mexican Seaboard, Imperial Oil of Canada, Salt Creek, International Petroleum, Maracaibo, Cities Service, Mercer Motor, Brooklyn City Railroad, Durant Motor, Indiana shares, Philip Morris, Telescom Products Exports, Radio, Hudson and Manhattan, Hudson Company, Goldwyn Pictures, and other issues. Foreign exchange and bond rates for several nations were listed, with various country demands and cable quotations noted, including Germany, Holland, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Argentina, Brazil, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanston Monotype Company
J. Maury Dove
Alexandria
Barrett Adding Machine Company
Monotype
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway Preferred
Credit Clearing House
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York State
Selez
B.C
Menin
Hawaii
Seaah
Boston
Rt. Tob
Boston Mont
Car
Caledonia
Cera
Cera Eee GaiBrooklyn City
Billy
iCona
Ariz
Utah
Cortes
W. Obastman Koch
Shell
Idwyn
Meek
Odyear
Howe Soun
Heyden
Marah Ne
Booth, Stoes
McNamara
Int
Pr. V. Cent
ehLenign
Petan
Nipiasing
Lake
Qooin J. Taine
Ray Wwero
N.Y
Silverdale
Silv
Orris S. Ferry
Belmont
Bet Fess
Star Oesee Ltd
Todd Shi
Torben
Axie
Volcano
West Indio
Yerrington
Yukon
M. Cay
Tha Besg
Wayne Coal
West End Chem
Willys
Beth
Norn
R. T
Ark. Nat
Boone
Boston Wye
Ings C
Alede
Carib
Alcie
Man
P. Ga
Creale
Enginger
Phila
Henresk
Lenoi Harvey
Boe
Lance Creak
St. Paul Yy
G.ivingston
Lyons Pet
N. X. Ta
Maracaibo
Moerritt Sian
B. Tm
UN. O
THO! Ie. Co
Omar
Salt Creek C
Benes
Brazil
W. F
Elber
Ln Sox
New York
Curb Exchange
Standard Oj
Mexican
Imperial Oil of
Canada
Salt Creek
International Petroleum
Phrong
Mercer Motora
Brooklyn City Railroad
Durant Motor
Indiana
Philip Morris
Exonerated by Jury in Abduction Case
Elmer Humes, indicted for attempted felonious assault in the Madden abduction case, was exonerated by a criminal Court jury yesterday. Humes was defended by Mullen and Dawson. assistant U.S. Attorney Bertrand Emerson Jr. declined to argue, allowing the salesmen to rely on the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Humes
Halle L. Madden
Twelfth Street
Humes
Mullen & Dawson
Asastant
United States
Bertrand Emerson, Jr
Senators Clash Over Bakhmeteff Funds and Immunity
The Senate floor erupts over funds tied to Bakhmeteff and whether Russian envoy payments were misused. Borah accuses the ambassador of siphoning US money into private property through a corporation, while Pomerene and La Follette press for status and the fate of credits. Debate centers on the legitimacy of Bakhmeteff’s immunity and the Russia he represents, amid questions about government recognition and loan repurchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mr. Borah
Pomérene
Bakhmeteff
Russia
United States
Pomerene
Borah
Senator Borah
Senator LaFollette
Ton
Bakmeteff
Seminoff
New York City
Chicago
Hakmeter
Ambankador
Military officer transfers span camps and universities
Lieut. Col. Rudolph E Smyser and Capt. David D Barrett move to San Francisco and Boulder. Maj. Walter R Pick shifts from Camp Travis to Army Medical School, with Aq Uila Mitchell also moving to Camp Travis as division veterinarian. Captains Haywood Mansfield Seeley Clewell Tack and others relocate between Carlisle, Camp Travis, Fort Bugs and Camp Alfred Vail amid infantry and academic postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph E. Smyser
David D. Barrett
Boulder
Golo
San
Fort Benning
Camp Alfred Vail
N. 3
Reserve Bank Statement Highlights Large Gold Reserves
A summary of the twelve Federal reserve banks reports total resources of 3 4928 million with gold holdings around 2 994 million and total liabilities near 4 928 million. The report lists gold, bills, U S bonds, and deposits along with reserve ratios and note liabilities. Gilbert Wilson is set to appear at Universalist church tonight performing pieces from Carmen and other classics with tickets via Arthur Smith, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
F. Pere Aelo R. Board
Gela
U. S
U. & Bonds
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Giibert Wilson
Universalist Church
Thirteenth
L Streets
Carmen
Beethoven
Tschaikowsky
Brahma
Fom Fs
Arthur Smith, Inc
Dentists urge more free school clinics for children
Dr Howard P Cobey addressing Cosmopolitan club says school dental clinics are underused and cost effective. Four clinics serve 2000 children yearly at about 17 000 dollars, with plans to double. He urges early careful dental care and cites parental neglect. President Heister schedules a special meeting for Ladies Night at Rauscher's. Arthur D Gilbert A L Miller and Shelby Clark are elected members. Ray W Crampton named Cosmopolitan of the day for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Cobey
Cosmopolitan Club
Franklin Square Hotel
Cobey
Cobsy
Aya
Heister
Rauscher's
Arthur D. Gilbert
Pr. A L. Miller
Shelby Clark
Ray W Crampton
Julius Caesar at Georgetown Garnered Warm Approval
The Mask and Bauble club at Georgetown University presented Julius Caesar at Gonzaga College theater to a receptive audience. Joseph O Connell Robert Morgan and Laurence Downey led the cast with O Connell particularly strong as Mark Antony. About 60 in the mob and army scenes were well staged with historical costuming. minor weaknesses to be fixed in a dress rehearsal tonight. Executive committee includes Charles O Malley chair Charles O Byrne and James Kirwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University
Gonzaga College
Georgetown
Joseph O'Connell
Robert Morgan
Laurence Downey
Mr. O'Connell
Marc Antony
Caesar
Alec Descrying
Philippi
Brutag
Charles O'Malley
Charles O'Byrne
James Kirwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lanston
Hamiltton Bank
Hamilton Bank
Hamilton Savings Bank
Riggs National Bank
Curb Market Review
Telescom
Hudson and
Manhattan
Hudson Company
Goldwyn Pictures
Belelum
Germany
Olland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Gemand
Spain
Greece
Poland
Geechoslovalsis
Argentine
Montreal
Fesercoe
Ces Goors
OPY
Science Service Washd
Schools and Colleges Accountancy
Penbationy Sen
Wom
Egister
Pace Institute
TIB
Corcar
Bris Sa Iea
Bakhmetesf
Smoot
Idsho
Senator Watson
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Kerensky
Noonger
Louis C. Scherer
Maas
Militia Bureau
War Department
Cuthbert P. Stearns
Calveryachgal
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
John SS. Smyle
West Feint
Walter Reed General Hospital
Franklin Querkeiser
Nw York City
Camp Meade
Sidney H. Guthrie
Samuel Goode Jones
Adjutant General's Office
Adjutant General’s Department
Adjutant General's Department
John Brooke Shuman
Infantry
Wesley W. K. Hamilton
C A.C
Thomas Marshall Spaulding
C.A
Reserve Bank
Gilbert Wilson
Julius Caesar
United States of
London
Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
Sterling
Dillon, Read & Co
New York Stock Exchange
London Associates
United States of Brazil
Ion Warrant Company, Ltd
Santis
Rio
Victoria
Brazilian Warrant Co., Ltd
Leon Shoreelmerf
15Th Se
New
Saan
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