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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
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Greet Won Hindenburu

BERLIN, May 12. (P)-With Repub- lican colors swamped, several hundred thousand monarchists bearing the black, white and red flags of Imperial Germany, welcomed President Elect Won Hindenburg on his arrival from Hanover.
 There may be trouble at the inaugu ration this evening. Police are talk ing extraordinary precautions to pre- vent the throwing of bombs or other acts of violence.
 The Reichstag building, where the ceremonies will be performed, has been searched from top to bottom lest communists be concealed there All seeking to enter the building will be subjected to questioning. Special ad mission cards have been issued
 Fully half million people lined the streets through which Hindenburg passed on his way from the railroad station to the chancellory. Before the ranks of the monarchist organizations republicans ran to cover and commun ists wilted into invisibility.
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Experts In Housing Aim
 to Help Middle Classes

NEW YORK, May 12.-P)-The need of proper housing for people of the middle class, for intellectual workers, will come up for serious study this summer at Paris. The subject will be given primary con- sideration at the International Con- gress of Building and Public Works, to be held in the French capital June 15-19, according to Willard Reed Messenger, of New York, who recently inaugurated movement for better housing for intellectual work CTS in the United States following his investigations abroad.
 "The conference will be under the patronage of the French premier and other high officials, and participants will be entertained by the Presi- dent of the Republic" says MT. Mes senger.
 Detailed comparisons will be made of the different methods of different nations to combat the housing short age. All new means and methods to reduce costs of building will be considered, and a practical cons .c- tive program fostered."
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CITIZENS WILL PLAN
 BOOTH BIRTHDAY OF
 GEORGE WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 12.-(P) The American people probably will be given a free voice as to the char acter of the celebration which is to commemorate in 1882 the two hund- redth anniversary of the birth of George Washington.
 The celebration will be held here, in the city which Washington found ed and will be under the direction of a commission created by the last Congress and of which President Coolidge is the .ex-officio chairman. Some suggestions as to the nature of the event are now being received.
 Sponsors of the celebration hope it will be more spiritual than material istic, stressing the character, achieve ments and institutions of the Father of his country. Charles w. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, has expressed the view that the celebra- tion should be directed in large mea- sure to the rising generation, not to the passing or the past, and that its aim should be to increase the num- Der of Washington's disciples and followers in and for the struggles of the future.
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AMERICA AFTER
 FRANCE TO PAY
 HER WAR DEBTS

PARIS, May F. (P-A note from Secretary of State Kellogg that France be pressed for funding of the war debt to the United States, has been received at the American en- nassy.
 The note has not been made public out it is understood to be friendly reminder that the time is Opportune 10 send a commission to Washington about the matter, which has been ill he air for the past three years with out any action being taken.
 Ambassador Herrick, on instructions from Washington, conferred with Fiji nance Minister Callaux Tuesday last on the war debt. It was due to this conversation that Callaux reserved the German separations receipts from pay. ment of war debts in arranging the budget.
 The French government, it is un aerstood, is ready to negotiate regard ing the debt to America, and is plan ming to approach the matter on a Sound basis.
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COOLIDGE SEEK
 MORE POWER HAGUE TRIBUNAL
MOVEMENT ON TO GIVE IT FUNC- TONS OF THE LEAGUES
 WORLD COURT.

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 12.- (P)-The Administration is consider ing the suggestions that an effort will be made to bring about an In- ternational agreement to amplify powers of permanent court of interna tional arbitration at The Hague, of which the United States is a member. The purpose is to give this body the functions of a court of Justice similar to those possessed by the League of Nations and World Court.
 The movement for extending the powers of court are said to be in line with the policy Of Senator Bor- ah, the chairman of the Foreign Re lations committee that qualification of international law will be q prelim- mary to the American indorsement of or participation in any World court of Justice.
 Endorse Policy.
 Enimies of the League Court con- tend that The Hague Tribunal has the power to codify international law. This plan which is now under considerat ton. It was predicted that this would satisfy isolationists.
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FEARED RIOTING WOULD MAR THE 
 ARRIVAL PRES.

BERLIN, May 12. (P)-Clashes be- tween monarchists and communists it is feared may mar the ceremonies attending the arrival of Field Marshal Won Hindenburg. Communists will be holding protest meetings, at the same time thousands of monarchists are crowding the city, and there are chances of serious trouble. The cap ital is crowded for the Presidents in auguration today.
 A quarter of a million members of various organizations chiefly monar- chists, will welcome the presidential ect. The republican organizations will not take much part in the cere- monies.
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REVOLT AMONG SPANISH
 TROOPS HAS BEEN CHECKED

PARIS, May F. (P-Revolt among the Spanish troops operating against the Riffians in Spanish Morocco, was quickly put down In French Moroc- co one of the five blockhouses sur rounded by Riffians was relieved by the French in brilliant engagement. The French commander has started a powerful offensive against the Riff ians
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Royalty's Kin Shot;
 Alleged Own Hand

LONDON, May 12,-(P)-The Hon John Francis Lascelles, husband of Princess Mary was dead in his home here with bullet wound in his head. A double barreled gun with one empty cartridge was wedged between the table leaves and the muzzle. It was resting on a chair and was pointing at MT. Lascelles head. A long rod was attached to the trigger. MT. Lascelles was the half brother of Earl of Harewood father-in-law of Princess Mary.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., May 12. (P America hopes for settlement of Frances four billion dollar war debt along the lines of the Anglo-American agreement covering the funding of the British debt to the United States.
 This is said to be the gist of Secre- tary Kellogg's instructions to Ambas- sador Herrick in Paris. America has reiterated she cannot consent to pay. 1lent by France out of the reparations from Germany but she may consider granting France low interest rates and ] moratium of not more than ten or twelve years.
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Three-Y Year -Old Sting"
 Cops Excelsior Stakes

JAMICA RACE TRACK, May 12. -(P)-James Buffers three-year-old Sting" won the Excelsior handicap s10,000 stake. Cherry Pie was sec- ond, and Mad Play was third. Gov entry was winner of the Preakess, Bowed Tendon may never race again.
 Ben Marinelli, who was injured in the race in spill is in a critical condition in the hospital here.
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NURMI FEELING BAD

NE WYORK, May 12.-Paavo Nur nj, long distance runner, and Will lie Ritola, another Finnish runner were cleared by the Amateur Athletic Union of the charged of making ex cessive demands for their expenses in their recent trips to Califcrnia and other parts of the country. Nurmi is aggrieved and may leave the Unit ed States for good.
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RUM ROW ROUTED

NEW YORK, May 12.-Rum row has been routed by dry navy blockades, according to coast guard officials. Two rum laden vessels and four of the nine schooners which had been sighted Sunday, sailed south during the fog and only four schooners are now visi- ble. Fog made it impossible for the patrol boats to follow the rum ves- sells.
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OPPOSE PAYMENT BONUS

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 12. (P) The president of the international seaman's union and others, are oppos ing the proposal of Chairman O'Con nor of the Shipping Board, to pay all American seamen twenty dollar bon us, if they become members of the na val reserve.
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PARIS, May 12.-(P)-Ministerial conference approved the project ol the Finance Minister Caillaux, not 10 include Germany's repara tions pay. nents under Dawes plan as Bud get assets.
 Such payments will form a fund St mortization of war debts pay ment of interest and for reconstruc ton with probably fifty per cent fol each.
 The government thus took it's first official step toward the payment ot her war debts to Great Britain and the United States.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, May 12. (P)-Short in- terests have lost heavily in the stock of the American Sumatra Tobacco CO, for which receivers were appointed few days ago. Instead of receiver ship announcement depressing stock preferred gained more than twenty points and shorts had to bid dear for stocks to cover commitments.
 The stock market was very irregular today. Shares traded totalled 9O0,- TOO
 Exchange rates-Britain ASA 1-2; France 5.2O 1-2; Switzerland 1885: Italy 40 1-2; Sweden 2674; Norway 16.SS; Denmark 1888; Spain 14.55: Holland 40.20; Austria 14.18; Jugo Slavia 1.63: Czechoslavia 2.96 3-4; Ar. -ntine 39.5O.
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AWARDED HUGE SUM

WHITE PLAINS, May 12.-A jury awarded twenty thousand dollars dam ages to Jacques Weinberg, aged seven against Conway Tearle, movie star, and wife. The lad was bitten by the Tearle dog.
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LOS ANGELES MAKES GOOD
 TRIP TO PORTO RICO

LAKE HURST, N. J., May 12(P)- The naval dirigible Los Angeles with her crew of thirty-seven and two guests, arrived here Saturday from Porto Rico. Her commander said the voyage demonstrated the fact that the dirigible is able to withstand almost any weather conditions.
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MARYLAND HAS
 NARROW ESCAPE

SAN DIEGO, May 12. (P)-Reports received here state that the super dreadnaught Maryland had very nar- row escape from total destruction on the coral reefs at the entrance of the harbor of Honolulu. She narrowly
 scaped turning over and was damag- ed to the extent of $150,OOO.
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GERMANY HAS
 PAIDLARGESUM
 PREPARATIONS

PARIS, May 12. (P-By August the thirty-first, Germany will have paid one hundred and sixty million dollars for reparations under the Dawes plan, acording to statistics covering the payments.
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LIQUOR SUPPLY CUT OFF

NEW YORK, May 12.(P)-The dry navy's blockade of rum row has cut off ninety per cent of New York's liq- uor supply. Few rum runners are able to run the blockade, due to the superior speed of their boats and are landing along Long Island. Whiskey prices have advanced as result of the coast guards vigilence.
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OPEN SECOND BRITISH
 EMPIRE EXHIBITION

LONDON, May 12. P-The King and Queen opened the second Brit. ish Empire Exhibition at Wembley. At one end of the great stadium rep. resentatives of every part of the em. pire gathered to receive the king.
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MOTHERS DAY CELEBRATED IN
 WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 12. (P) Mothers Day was observed through out the United States Sunday. Ex- ercises were held at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington.
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BERLIN, May 12. P)-The police here fear riots when the former Field Marshal is inaugurated today, and are making all preparations of the report, ed plot that has reached their ears that many reds will be in the line of the presidential procession, armed with revolvers, ready to kill him at the first opportunity.
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NATIONWIDE DRIVE FOR
 PROHIBITION IN GERMANY

FRANKFORT Germany, May 12. (F) A nationwide drive for prohibition in Germany was launched Sunday with addresses from the pulpits, of all denominations.
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DONATES HUGE SUM FOR
 COLLEGE MAINTENANCE

NEW YORK, May 12. (P)-John D. Rockefeller, Jr, has given $625, 900 to- wards the S2,500,000 fund for the sup port of five near east colleges during the next five years.
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ENGAGEMENT SOCIETY GIRL
 BROKEN MUTUAL CONSENT

PARIS, May 12. (P)-The engage ment of Thelma Madell, the St. Louis society girl, and Viscoute Joseph de Boisle, was broken by mutual consent.
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WILL REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE
 CONCESSIONS OF SOvIETS

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 12. (P) The Caucasian republics of Georgia and Azerbaijan will file notices with the State Department of refusal to rec ognize concessions made by the So- viet government to the Sinclair and Hartman interests, to exploit the man. ganise fields of Georgia and Azerbai- gan.
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SOCIETY GIRL ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTING TAKE
 LIFE PRESIDENT GALES

MEXICO CITY, May 12. (P-Maria Luisa Jaurgui society girl has been arrested and committed to an asylum for the alleged attempt upon the life of President Gales.
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CHARGED WITH OBTAINING
 MONEY FRAUDENTLY

PARIS, May 12. (P-Mrs. Jean Nash was charged with complicity with her former husband Sabit Bey, in obtaining money under false pre- tences.
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NOTED COUPLE INJURED

PARIS, May 12. P)-Countess Ed ward de Zechy, formerly Charlotte Demarest of New York, and Count Pal lovicini were injured in an automobile accident.
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NEW YORK, May 12. P)-Dr Cor nelius Woelfkin will resign the pastor ate of the Park Avenue Baptist church in January. He is of nationwide fame. A
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SPEND 40 MILLION
 AT PEARL HARB0R

WASHINGTON, D.. C., May F. (Pl The War department will spend forty million dollars for the defense of the Hawaiian Islands. These fig ures include the development of the Pearl Harbor Naval base.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., May F. (P) To provide better defense for Ha- waii and other overseas garrisons an increase in the army from 118,000 to 150,O00 men will be sought at the next congress.
 Army officers say that with this in- crease land defenses of Oahu island could be strengthened but it was not indicated how large garrison would be maintained.
 Acting Secretary of War Davis said it is not possible under the present conditions to maintain any overseas garrisons at a strength they should have.
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PRINCE OF WALES IN SOUTH AZ.
 GRAEFREINET, May 12. (P)-The Prince of Wales spent an hour here today, the former center of the rebel lion aga st British rue. He receiv- ed ap pc. lar demonstration, being ac- claimed by wild cheers.
The Washington times., 1925-11-14
RUM RUNNER IS
UP FOR THIRD
Time
William Handy Smashes Car
in Chase Near District kline.
Evidence Taken

Chased from. Chevy Chase,
through Rock Creek Park, out Six
teenth street and out Alaska avenue
to the District line, at an early
hour this morning, William Handy.
OF 1856 Twenty-second street
northwest, crashed his car into
the side of the road and was
captured by police Of Sub.T pre-
cinct.,
They claim there were 1876 gal
Ions OF corn whiskey in the car.
: When brought to court this morn
ing, Handy was found 10 have
twice before been fined for viola,
ton Of the prohibition laws. When
arraigned before Judge John Pr Nc
Mahon, he pleaded not guilty to
the charges of transportation, pos
session, and demanded g. jury trial.
He was held in $4,000 bond.
He, was also charged with reck-
less driving, speeding and having
no lights. These cases We're con-
tinued until November 19.
Handy was first sentenced on
April II, 1923, to pay q fine Of
$50 or serve 90 days in JAN. On
February 3, 1925, he was fined $500
with an alternative of 40 days. in
Jail. HIS arrest today was made by
Lieutenant w. III. Groves. Prohibt-
ton Agent Livingston and Police
men e. u. Brown and John II
White.
The Washington times., 1925-11-14
RAILS AND oils
SOAR To new
PRICES
Motors Drop Under BuIlish
Pressure as Activities
Show Increase
BY W. s. COUSINS
international News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The short
session of the stock market TO-DAY
witnessed the further eclipse OF me
motor stocks and the exploitation
of the railroad and oil shares. Bull
fish movements in the important
groups Of stocks serves the double
purpose Of retaining outside pubic
interest in the market, while per-
hitting the professionals to take
profits on the motor stocks under
cover of the strength in the rails.
Thus, while a dozen or more OF
the rails and oils were passing into
new high record price levels for
the year, prominent motor shares
like General Motors, White and
Dodge were steadily moving in the
other direction.
The weekend business reviews
found general business and industry
more uniformly favorable than in
any previous period this year, with
the volume OF retail trade above
that of the last two years. The
ability OF the railroad average price
10 break through to q new high
level for the year was also con-
-strued as q bullish argument for
the transportation stocks, coupled
with the prospect OF prompt and
favorable decision with respect to
the merging Of important COM
panies, now under consideration be-
fore the Commerce Commission and
elsewhere.
Unusual; buoyapcy was exhibited
By Baltimore and Ohio, New York
Central, Kisco common, New Haven
and other railroad stocks which
have been leading the advance in
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CHICAGO Livestock
lFurf1ished hY ". y. HIDE q 90.

CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-Demand for
hogs was strong this week on ship
ping account and the market was
firm and steady on that account.
Packers bought slowly and indif'
ferentIy. There were 1900 hogs
received and 5000 left over from
FRIDAY. Top was made at $11.S0
compared with $11.75 a week ago.
Fat cattle declined 81 to $3.50
this week, being the biggest break
of the season. Common grades were
quoted steady. Top for the week
was S14.5O. Cows and heifers sold
steady and finished stronger. Bulls
sold stronger and calves declined
SO cents. Stockers and feeders
were quoted steady to Csc lower.
Lambs gained rs cents during the
week with top at $3.50 Cor the
week.
str a3 BSiS !is.sO Si pJS top. ,11so
heavyweight, $l1.35 o. 11.SO; medium
weight, si1.5o @i1.sO; lightweight, s!1.t6
9l1.7S; light lights. sIo.76 g LIE;
1850; packing sows. rough. $3.50 1910;
"a cATTLs : Receipts 500: market tie:
s snd prim Gs.ve sisSSo14ce medium " anS
good, SIO.5o0I2:60; good and choice,
$l2.60@13.60: common and medium
S700@10.60. Butcher cattle: Heifers
S6.00012.0O; cows, $4.b0@S.B0: bulls.
$4.00@7.0O. Gamers and cutters: Cows
and heifers, s2.50@5.0O Gamer steers,
handywsight, s1O.O09I2.OO; feeder
steers. 4b.7B @S.76; stocker steers, $500
s5o; stocker cows and heifers. $500
ern range cattle: Beef steers. $1,000
100. cows and heifers, 93.S0@s.b0.
SHEEP Receipts. loco: market
cuily and common. 1900 200: /yeaTl-
ings. 10000 1900; wethers. $500 1000;
ewes, cuIla and common, 2.6O@ 500:
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Baltimore Grain Market

Wheat Firrner. No. III red wins
ter domestic, $1.66; No. 2 red win
ter garlicky domestic $1.62. Re
|ceipts, 32.422 bushels shipments,
12,441 bushels
Corn Firmer: No.5f2 yellow do.
nestle, old. $1.040I!O5 Receipts,
ia bushels; shipments, 1882
bushels. 49,
Oats FirnA No. 2 white domes-
tic, 4Sc. Receipts, 6.27O bushels;
shipments, 1856 bushels.
Rye Nominal Receipts. 1871
bushels. 81
Hay Steady on better grades.
FlOur-Firm.
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hicaro lrains

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.Isocal grain
futures opened higher today and the
trade was fairly active.
Wheat started q to I cent higher
on general commission house buT-
ing and buying also by some Of
yesterdays sellers. OFFERINGS We're
limited.
ON limited offerings and moderate
trading. Buying was encouraged
BY the strength in wheat
Data started unchanged to y
cent higher. Offerings were light
and trade small.
Provisions started 5 to " cents
higher.
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Local Stocks
tFurnished ~ w. b. Hibbs a co,

0EAISAtGW w ~ - - -
SALES
washington Railway and Electric /
Az, $5OO0791s: ST. 900 % T9 81.
washington Railway and Electric
q. and II. 6s. 81 900 a 1O256s
Potomac Electric Power pfd. W.i.ss
50104, 1007O4, 50104
Washington Gas Light Co, 50
69ss, 100 $50
National Mortgage and Invest.
ment pfd., zoos
AFTER CALL
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd., 1G89ss 100 200 S91S, 100
S95k, $685.
Lanston Monotype, 4085
Capital Traction Company, sd
1O3ss
Capital Traction IS, $500 991
Washington Gas S. 80, 5000
10s.
Washington Railway and Electric,
pfd., 10@89#, 100089
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Liberty Bonds

FURNISHED by w. 8. Hibbs & col
lis. due Ig47 =. S9e.13
End ~, due 1912 -. -. 100. III
3rd AIS. due 1898 rs. .,.s.s,s..g 10I.00
9TH 4Hs. due 1898 -. = 102.V3 i
u. s.. Treasury Gifts, due 1882. los. az
The Washington times., 1925-11-14
Cotton Goods Market
J w. B. Hibbs n CO.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE cot.
ton goods markets were somewhat
unsettled and quiet in the gray
goods division today. Print cloths
and sheetings held steady. Yarns
were quiet. Burlaps remained prac-
tically unchanged with a fairly
steady market. Wool markets We're
firm and trading active. Linens
were quiet.
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Foreign Bonds

City Of Cologne SIS. :.
CZecho TVS ........
King OF Denmark IS. i.
Denmark Mtg Blk 5Ms.
Dept OF Antrog 7s....
Est Ry France Is.
French Nat Ny Is
Ct Cons El 61ks,
The Washington times., 1925-11-14
Curb Stocks

fFurnished BY W. 8. Hibbs 4 Coz
The Washington times., 1925-11-14
Foreign Bonds
New York Coffee

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Coffee
prices were from 5 to is points
higher at the opening today.
March. 17.0S; July, 1900; Septem-
Der, 1856.
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oil Stocks

FURNISHED BY w. b. HIbbs Cob
Bid Ask.
AngIO1 Amer OIL new zS u 80
Borne Scrymser ~ s.s... Izzo l1sSS
Buckeye Pipe Line 1870. % 9a,l
Cheseborough Mfg 1855 " ~ B; q
Cont Oil sss III u I'll ~ 4, ~
Crescent Pipe Line ~ iS Y
Cumberland Pipe Line. ~ lle9
1saEsKa sp All com ss lOk
CsaIena signal OIL pfd llVI l4tv
Illinois Pipe Line s. $3.50 % ~
Indiana Pipe Line ~. " ~
National TIansit s.s...I zgh ~ ~ ~
N x Transport ton 5. 1881 0Se3hl %
Northern Pipe Line $500 6O 81 81
Prairie Oil Il Gas. 81 5z Z. IS ~ ~ =,
Prairie Pipe Line. :. ~ q II q =
Solar Refining Il zzss lzse
Southern Pipe Line. w ~
South Penn OIL. ~. Nv l114
Southwest Penn Pipe Lines.4 % ~
STANDARD Oil Ind..s s.. - Z. 90 ~
Standard OIL kan. go. 4. ~ 90 SS n
Standard OIL Ky. AZ % ~ 49,
Standard OIL Neb s.s...s.s. 1251 IzeV
STANDARD OIL N X. -. .5.i.7.ssl IL - 50 a
STANDARD oil Ohio. ..., i. .l 1853 1877
Swan q Finch. -. !. ! ]. -. :. 81 l6 ~
Vacuum Oil 1890. Il log ilQ4
washington Oil 49,. Is. .s..... ~ ~
Penn Mex Fuel sol ~ ~
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