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leaders. When these gentlemen en-
tered the strike committee, it was not
their task to promote the strike; for
this their standpoint was too anti
socialist, too anti-pacifist, too much in
favor of the commanders in chief of
the army They took part in the strike
for the purpose of preventing its TAX
ing any great effect, and with the idea
of being ready on the spot should
something happen.
Bindewald (barrister): Why did the
social democratic party not issue
warnings against the strike, like the
Christian and Hirsch Duncker trade
unions?
XkIITNESS WUSCHIK: If the party
wv committee had been anxious for
the strike to last as long as possible,
and to be carried on with the utmost
energy, all it had to do was to give
this advice to the workers, many of
whom were opposed to the party COM
mittee.
(vOrwarts, Dec. 10. 1924, evening
edition.)
XATrTNESS wuschik; Certainly. In
wv some works the workers were
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lily as possible. Ledebour exerted his
utmost eloquence to prevent the ad-
mission of the majority socialists
When he did not succeed in this, he
finally observed to me: "Well, Wus-
chik, now you have throttled the
strike, for that is the sole task in
tended to be accomplished here by
your party friends"
(Vorwarts, Dec. 10, 1924, evening
edition)
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STAGE RUSSIAN
REVOLUTIONARY PLAY
AT SOVIET SCHOOL

A Russian revolutionary play will
be staged at the Soviet School, 1902
w. Division ST., this Sunday, Feb.
%, at 8 p. M, In honor Of the sec
ond anniversary Of the Russian
Communist Daily Novy Mir. The
affair will be celebrated under the
auspices Of the Technical Aid So
eiety and the Russian branch Work
ers Party.
All who understand the Russian
language are urged to attend.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
HIGHLAND Park. Corner
IDeeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

deed: 81 and assumption OF balance of
$500. on note. payable to L. b. Jones
and wife.
Earl McCloud, J. z. oNeIi. C. t.
Fitzpatrick. J. W. Donnell, Mrs. Lucilo
Donnell, Mrs. Willie r. Combs and W. Z
Bsyley. trustees for Ell Dorado School,
to Ell Dorado Realty Company, October
Is. 1925. deed to 20 acres OF land known
as Hot Weeks property; $4,000 etc.
J. H., r. S. and Ike $. Kampmann to
". s. Curry, April 6, 1925. deed TO lot i6.
block 81, new city block 6453; $500.
Alice c. Woodley to Alice Woodley
Carney. November ~. 1925. deed to the
east half of lot 8, all OF lots 0 and 10
and west half OF lot IS. block 3, new
city block 1903: love and affection.
G. p. and Minnie p. Trimble to
Charles Graebner. Albert Kronkosky and
John F. Nooe, October 26, 1875, deed TO
lot s, and west half OF lot Q, block -,
new city block 1889; 5000.
Albert and Flora X. Swor TO Donald NJ.
and Willie Mae Wick, November IL, 1925,
deed to lot 90. block ., Blue Bonnet
Hills; $3.50 etc.
t.Iida Tvson. November -. 1925. deed TO
lot Z and south l0i feet off the east 90
feet Of tract 6. Koepke's subdivision;
SI49450.
Clayton and Carrie Morris to Sisters OF
the Society OF 81. Theresa to Jesus. No
vember 10. 1925, deed to lots 4. 8. and
=. block /. new city block Si75, Morton
addition; $4,000.
Ella Mauermann TO Emiiano Perez.
November IL, 1925, deed to lots 80 and
80, new city block 1881, San Bernardo
addition; 81 etc.
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An Up-to-date Modern
READ ESTATE TRANSFERS.

T. T. and Carrie Parker to II. ".
Whaley, November Q. 1925, deed to the
south part OF lot Il, block "a, new city
block 2O9f, described by field notes in
deed; 500 etc.
II. L. Rhodius and J. NJ Goas to
Clemente and Maria Hernandez. Novem-
Der -. 1925, deed 10 lot IS. block 4, new
city block 2433; $3.50.
Mrs. Emelia vilisrssl 10 Fields Rick
meyer. November Is. 1925. deed TO lot IS,
new city block 1928; $500.
Busby Building Corporation 70 c. r.
and Lonnis Jones. November /. 1925,
deed to lot s. block 2h new city block
1896; s4744.11.
c. A. and Agnes VI. Gessls- 70 Colonel
Otto wahrmund. October 81, 1875. deed
70 lot 8. block /. new city block 3sis;
5000.
Ida q. schuette 70 Grand Lodge OF the
order Of the Sons OF Hermann In the
state OF Texas. November 0. 1925. deed
10 10. 8. block ?, new city block 1895;
$3.50 etc.
Maggie and Frank Mal5aum to Julia
p Jittlefield October 27. 1928. deed TO
lot 10. block ?. fronting 4s.7 feet on
Wickes street; SO.
Frank and Jessie I. Townsend 70 III
Ian IT, Meyers. as her separate property,
November 8. 1925. deed 70 lot .. block g.
Sunny South addition: 81 etc.
h2cie-. November - 1895. deed 10 lots
:. 8. . and 10. new city block 1883;
$4,000.
ce.estno valdez e. al 70 Qulrlno Val
deg. September y. 1925, deed to acres
0f land out OF 30-acrs tract OF Micaela
n. Valdez survey. described by nelo
notes IN this deed: 80.
Harry Hertzberg 10 Sims A. Potts.
November :, 1925. deed TO los - and H.
block 30. new city block 1888; so etc.
fred p. Tschirhardt and Edna and Max
Biedigor. Paul and Max Mschlsr 20 Paul
Mechler. April %. 1926. deed 20 So acres
Of land out Of 3iG-acre tract OF land In
Juana Martinez survey -: 81.
Celest!no Valdez ct al to Deslderla V.
Rodriguez. September J. 1875. deed N ;
acres OF land out Of 30-acre tract belong
ing TO Micaeia II. Valdez. deceased. de.
scr.bed by field notes In tiiis deed.
The KelwoOd Company 10 John An
thony and wife. October u. 1898. deed "a
lots &c. II. Is and -. block 2. new city
block G2s3. Monte Vista addition; '2S'-
b. C. Irish 70 Edo and Florence T.
Morris, November 10. 1926. deed 70 lots
Il and IS. block 10, new city block Gil5;
so etc.
w. s. and ~ ". Wood 70 Royce G.
Jones. November ~. 1925, deed 70 lot 10,
| Woodrow Gardens addition; $3.50.
y. G. Irish 20 Florence 7. motifs
November 10. 1875. deed TO lots ~ ana
I 9. Dioc!. 10. new city block gii5; $40 etc
b. G. Irish 20 Florence r. Morris No
yember 10 1925. deed 10 lots p aud &C.
| block Is. new city block 8fi5; 80.
u. L. Rhodius 20 jose Gloria, Noyem-
/ her 6. 1895. deed 70 lots and 10, block
\ @ nov city block 22f7; 1890.
70. G. Irish 10 Florence .. Morris. No
| yembcr 10. 1926. deed 10 lots % and %
| block iG. new city Jiock Gff5; 30 etc.
G. 4. G. Haiff 90 Mr.. Dora Hav'
! kns October IS. 1850. deed 20 lot =
| block O. new city block $685.; $3.50.
| vivian l.. and Bertha @ Jones 10 Ger
| aid n. and Claudia ~. Jones NoYcmbcl
/ 3. 1895 deed 10 tracts ~ land agRre
| zstiue about $50 acres ~ land In ysrioui
snrvrYe described b. field notes IN t1i
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
REAL ESATE
Houses for Sale Is
REAL ESTATE
INVESTOR-HOMESEEKER!
Houses for Sale

We will very announce opening on
our superby complete BLK "K Woodlawn Hills
unit the best investment and domestic in the South
(you notice do not exclude Florida, which is
already over-infated and dangerous to touch where
as ours is just at the beginning gveaway stage).
Get in the ground floor right while at the
bottom and while you make the choicest selec-
ton. Everybody makes money on well-chosen sub
urban real estate if wisely chosen and when bought
at the early stage of development Ask the early
or any of our buyers our earlier developments
Woodawn Hills. We give excellent terms. You
buy with small investment choice selec
ton and sell quickly. Try it! Others have done
it-are doing it. Remember BLK "K," Woodlawn
Hills, is coming in under the best development that
can be had-paved streets, electricity for light,
power cooking, artesian water, city telephones,
high-class sensible building restriction and environ
ments and an elevation above the poor downtown
city dweer that gives you real inspiration to olive
it out" 1t won't cost you cent to feast your poor
old eyes on this panorama. Run out Sunday or
any week day and agree to spend five minutes on
this property and will "bet you a million we
could not get policeman big enough to put You
off with a shovel club in double the time. Go
out the Bandera Road and keep going right to the
top of the hill. You will know when you get there
Stop at grounds office the way up if you wsh
for information. 1t will be courteously given You
by MISS M'COMB or any of her assistants.
G. & c.. HAGELSTEIN, Developer.
217 N st. Marys ST.
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BIRTHs REPORTER.

November Ito Mr. and Mrs. Enrique
sosa, 1896 Lamar street; boy.
November Ito Mr. and Mrs. DaTio
silva, 1872 Csmsron street; boy.
November 13-TO NJ. and Mrs. Ernesto
Esparza. 1850 Cara street; girl.
Nove7nber ito Mr. and Mrs. Hal
augustus Tyson, OF Nogalitos street. boy.
November Ito Mr.. and Mrs. waiter
Trebig 3is EaN CcvallOs street; girl.
October 2e--TO Mr. and Mrs. Iran W.
que Lee Surgical hospital; boy
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Margarita Gloria and Mrs. sllveria Ra-
mirez.
Enrique Martinez and Guadalupe SAL
dana.
slfredo Gandora and Aurora Luna.
Manuel Salvador Amanda and Aurora
Martinez.
Harry williams and ]. Mae Goodman.
Kristjand Bredyad and Mrs. Anna Mae
Coffey.
Aware Beck and Jessie Mae Carter.
James X. Carter and Marie Olive Ba-
kes.
81 d. Alexander and Ethel Mae Rob-
erts.
eta
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Lee Ann vanmeter. rs years old, $50
Crockett street.
William A. Armstrong. 81 years old. iz2
Alamosa street.
street.
Edward Riley. 9 months, 4s5 Fur
nigh avenue.
FrsuciEco r. DC Perez. IS years Old
eZ3 Elm street.
Ruth Setter. IS sears old, blf WeJt
Crnfre9 direct.
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Raise Chickens

New fivG-room modern house on half
acre Of land. fenced Lights. water
and phone service. 1880. Small pay
snent down. balance Ike rent. Or. 453.
FOR sALE-By owner. Tve-room bunga-
low, sleeping porch, brca kfast nook. gas.
hot and cold water, many Bulletins gar
age wash house, feed room. chicken
houses. rUns. walks, lot 55xi9S north
front. good street. close 90 school.
churches and car line. 800 Terrell TT.
eggn-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17

IS HOMES and 100 lots for colored peo-
pie in all parts Of the city as low as
$50 down. 1 will build on your lot, like
rent. See W. G. Crawford. Mis- +e5-W.
OWNER is sacrificing beautiful. we'll
located home for two families with two
baths: make me an offer; small cash
payment and balance like rent. Mis-.
31s6-W.
Highland Park, Corner
New slx-room bungalow. Paved street
and curb in and paid. Price s4I50. 5000
cash. Call owner. Mis-. 1904. s26 Schley
avenue.
Big Bargain at S4750
Dandy two-story. brand new, 5000
cash. Call owner, sz5 Schley Ave. Mis-.
1904.
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Mr.. Workingman
This Home S18 Monthly

Price az only $3.50 and we cha no
Interest for three years. Has two nice
rooms and sleeping porch. electric lights.
city water. 5o-foot lot under fence and
fronting good grayeled street. close to
car and schools, neighborhood white
people only. don't pa rent, let US show
you Monday.
l. L. FITE L CO.
200 Losoya st. C.. 49,.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices


BrcKLEY-Died on Monday afternoon
November is. 1895. at the residence IT
r:hfs city Mrs. Sarah r. Buckley, beloved
mother Of Richard Buckley, in her
efehty-first year. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend funeral services OF
-.Tpcsdsy afternoon. November u. 1873
al o'clock from the residence. 1906
North Pine street. Services in St. Pat
r:ck's Church at $3.50. Rev. John Pinnel
officiating. Interment in the family plot
in san Fernando cemetery No !, under
The direction OF the Zizik-Kearns Under
taking Company
EGRAY-Died At his home on the North
Loon, November is. 1925, Thomas II:
GRAY. aged 70 years. Private funeral
services will be held November 49, 1873.
at 10 a. M. from the parlors OF Hagy
& McColum. under the auspices OF the
san Antonio Commsndery No :. Rev;
Robertson Of the St Marks Episcopal
.-Ghurch will officiate. In;erment viii be
! in the Mission Burial Park under the
direction OF Hagy & McCollum.
TROMMLTTZ-Died in this city Novem-
her Is. 1925 Mrs. Gertrude Trommlitz'
aged Sc years, residence, 1850 South
Flores street. beloved wife Of George w
Trommlitz. Funeral services VAL pe NEG
some time Wednesday, November IL
.ss,s. Time Of funeral will be announced
later by Hagy & Mccollnm.
W0ODWARD-Died in this city Novem-
her ie. 1925. D. ]. Woodward. aged 81
wears, residence. 1717 san PEDRO avenue
Funeral services will he held from the
residence. 17l7 San Pedro venue. al
$50 n. m. November II. 1928. Bishop
cspers will officiate. Interment VIII De
in the Mission Burial Park. under the
auspices Of Alamo Lodge No -. A y.
& A. NJ. under the direction OF HagY
Mccoilum.
TEY-Died on Tuesday morning at $3.50,
November II. 1898. at the home OF MS
daughter Mrs. Robers kruse, Philip
rev in his eighty-second year. beloved
father of Albert. Henry. Otto. FRANK
Jolln. Oscar and Richard Fey, Mrs. Ida
-Kruss and Mrs. Emile keideL al OF
rhis city. He leaves one brother. Plus
three xreat-grandchildren- He was
member OF the St Michael Society at
Selma. Tex. Relatives and friends are
tnvited to attend funeral services on
Wednesday morning. November -. 1870
at 3 O'Clock at the residence OF MS SON
Henry Fey. on the Frat road Services
al the Perpetual Help Catholic Church
al Selma, Tex. Father Rev. Wirz Of
2 floating Interment in the Selma Catho-
-iic cemetery under the direction OF the
Riebe Undertaking COMPANY
GITLIAM-Robert Gillian. aged So
years. native Of Houston. Miss, died at
local hospital at s a. m; Tuesday
morning. November Il. 1875. He has re-
SIDED IN san Antonio for the past three
years. He Is survived BY his father
Charles W. Gillian 81 Holland. Tex.
and four brothers. Bonnie % Troy.
Charles A. Of Holland Frank p. Of san
Antonio and Regnal Prentis Gillian Of
Iiftlefieid. Tex: three sisters. Mrs. julia
a Mckenzie Of Fort Worth. Mrs Lila
Ma Hempie OF Holland and Mrs. Anna
Lee Arrott Of Temple. The body VIII be
sent 20 Holland. Tex. Tuesday night. &C
companied by the father and brother
Frank. under direction OF Porter Loring.
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s Rooms

Two upper sleeping porches. corner ioi,
walks. garage. fence, piped FOR gas.
brand nov 5000 csah: price $500; on
Norih side. call owner, Mis-. 1884,. s2s
schicl ave.
ennd,.t a.nnnlnr.
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Save $500

$3.50 equity In fine woodlawn Ave
home for sale for s4050. Eight rooms
tile bath. hardwood floors throughout.
Phone Woodlawn 1881.
Paved Street-Pretty Home
5-Room-$4500-S500 Cash
Can be bought for $500; s32 per
month. $500 down payment. house has
five large rooms. gas sewers. water.
lights and is conveniently arranged. just
the place for a family desiring real
home at very reasonable price, located
on st. Francis St.
SALES DEPT. CONFESS REALTY co.
HOME for sale-The charm of this splen-
did home and the charm Of location
made 1t possible to rent four rooms dur
ing the summer for $50 per month and
now only two rooms are renting Tor GOV
per month. As a home II Is perfect as
an Investment 1t IS not beat Now Is the
time TO buy real estate in San Antonio
II you can buy right. am selling pc
cause ] need money for my growing
business. Price $1,000, part cash. Ring
Tr. 77l2-J for appointment.
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REAL ESTATE
Houses for Sale

low, large rooms. breakfast nook, three
piece bath. all bullt-ins. substantially
built. on terraced lot. paved street, small
cash payment. easy terms. Call MIS-.
$3.50 or CIR. 6S1.
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MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

The Associated Press Is exclusively
NntstIed to the use for publication OF
all news dispatches credited TO IL or not
otherwise credited in this paper ana aiso
rhat local news published herein. Al
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matches herein are also reserved
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17

FOUND two hats on Baneo road. Call
TT. S607. els5 s Flores.
LoST-Monday evening. Firestone tire on
rim. on Barrett. place. Somerset road or
5. Flores and Lubbock St. reward. Or.
Sefs
LOST-One brown glove on Broadway,
between Travis and Houston SITS. satur-
day afternoon. Phone Woodlawn 1920 for
reward.
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Let's Build
5000 Cash

Brand new Dutch Colonial Balance
easy payments. $40 schley Ave. Owner.
Mis- 1894.
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Business Property
For
Nice Bungalow

Will. trade equity In homo on corner ~
close-ln acreage or well located lot. his.
i9e5-W.
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Monte Vista
MarmOn Car FOR Lot

FOR sALE-Haye nice flve-room home.
viii take in car as first payment. Ring
Mis- G22. FiatO.
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Mission 1905 G26 Schley ave.
s2050 EQUITY In good cottage, sale or
trade. Assume $1,000 lien; rent will pay
It out. New paper, ready for immediate
occupancy. See property, 715 Essex to-
day. Key next door Open evenings
Call 5ii Russell Bldg. except Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
The PreSnall Hotel

For Il century. ladies' and gentlemen
have found Tho Presnall a good place
70 lodge and dine. Largo elegantly fur
lished corner noon. private bath. open
;oday: also lower bungalow apartment
with shower bath: tourists. office. teach
ers, business men and women find
home like you like it,. at Els Garden
street. Or. 86i6.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
REAL ESTATE

WANT ioi or bungalow from owner;
must De- bargain aud inside city iimitt
prefer North side. under $3.50 Give
dc-rrin' iga end ierafiar H9a s7f Light
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
Country Home

one acre irrigated, four-room house
outbuildings. fenced, city water. fronts
good road. It's a dandy chicken and
garden proposition. Only 500 down, bal
ance s25 per month.
so. SAN ANTONIO INDUSTRIAL co.
537 Bedell Bldg. Or. 1901.
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Beacon Hill, $450(
LOOKING FOR HOME?

See this attractive five-room bunga-
low strictly modern, half-acrc improved
Sround; fruit trees. flowers lawn, -
blocks from car line; no city taxes.
Dwner. 9i7 Huff Ave. Tr. 41f2-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
Five-Room House
To Be Moved

W'71FF'EEI III TsdNr II -dE- AsIII WI AyEIl-
yer Heights. See ". B. Spesgle, 100
ogden ST. TT. sos.
FOR SALE-S1000 less than cost. make
me an offer. Five-room modern. except
gas. SCI Santa Barbara. TT. s063-W.
BY OWNER. coy little three-room cot
tsge. sleeplng porch. garage. on s. Flores.
Excellent location for business. CT. 1883.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-17
Now Ready
RENTALS
Wanted TO Rent
Want Houses

We are renting houses fast and need
both furnished and unfurnished In all
sections of town, give US trial at yours.
.. RICHEY. CASEY & GRAGG.
CT. 1925. 32i n. ST. Marys ST.
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Good Places 20 Eat
Eiotels
SPAIN HOTEL

DT. ooI-. LJU r. Jonmerce 81.
TEXAS HOTEL-Opposlte new Y. M. C.
A. All outside steam heated rooms with
running water. baths, 81 per week up.
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Houses for sale
Highland Park
Five-Room, S4750

Brand new on North Side. all modern
conveniences. near school and car line.
Gail owner, WoodlaVn 1920.
FOUR rooms. breakfast. all modern con-
veniences. 800 cash. $3.50 per month.
326 Fair Ave Mis-. t17e-W.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
FORD FIRST BILLI0NAIRE
Writer Calls Him Greatest Money
Making Machine in History

Henry Ford is our first bilionaire.
He is not only the richest man In
the world. but the richest man who
ever lived, says the Magazine OF Wall
Street.
That Ford Is the ,reatest money
making machine the world las ever
seen cannot be gainsaid
John ID. Rockefeller never was a
Millionaire. The looSe-thinkinS world
gave him that title for a long time
until his son a few years ago dissi.
pated the conception in a public state
nent. Probably S70o, ,0o0, 900 repre-
sents the hish-water mark of the
Rockefeller fortune when 1t was great
est and intact. MIR. Rockefeller has
given away 10 per cent of his fortune
tn-public and private bequests and
= large portion of the balance has
been placed In the hands of his son
and that of his family There are
many men in the country TODAY who
are wealthier than John ID. Rookie.
feller, ST..
In considering F'ords persona
wealth ouside of the Ford Motor Co.
we are entering into the realms of
pure conjecture. What he and the
members of his family own in the
way of securities. real estate, invest.
ments. personal property. etc, nobody
knows. Ii Henry Ford Is not poten.
italy twice a billiouaire today he will
be In a very few years.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, June (SpeciaD.-
Potatoes, per 100 pounds, 1.00a125;
sweet potatoes and vans, bushel, 1.50
Ia3.00; new potatoes, barrel. 2.50aG co.
Asparagus, dozen, 1.25a350. Beans.
hamper S.0Oa4.00. Beets, 100, 3.00a
800. Cabbage, crate, 2.50a3.25. kale,
bushel. 20a95. Carrots. 100. 400a6. 90.
Celery, crate. 1.50a2. so Cucumbers,
hamper, 2.00a4.00. Eggplants, crate,
2.00aS.50. Lettuce. basket. 35aS5.
Onions, crate, 3.00a350: Spring onions.
100, Local 80. Peas. hamper, 75a2 .ao.
Peppers, crate, 1.50a3.0O. Rhubarb,
100, 2.00a3.OO. Radishes. 100, f.00a2. 90.
Spinach. bushel, 30a50. Squash, crate,
1.50a3.00. Tomatoes, crate, 150a4.0O.
Apples, packed, barrel, 400a9. 90:
hushel, 1.5Oa3.00. Grapefruit, box.
3.5Oa5.O 90. strawberries, quart. 10a20
Oranges, box, G.00aS.00. Pineapples,
crate, 2.75a4.00. Peaches, crate, f.50a
$50. Blackberries, quart, 1Oa15.
Cantaloupes, crate. 3.5Oa6.00.
Selling Prices at Noon
Wheat-No. l red Winter, spot, ex-
port no quotations; No. > red Winter.
spot domestic, 1.84; No. red Win
ter, earhcky. domestic. 1874: No 8
red Winter, no quotations.
Sales-None.
Corn-Cob, new, yellow, spot. 6.o0a
SIS, nominal. per barrel; track yellow,
No. ,, 1.3O bushel
Sales-None
Oats-No. >, 50 asked; No. s., 81
asked.
Rye-Nearby, 110a1.15: No. 2 rye,
spot, 1.12ta
Hay-Receipts, 81 tons. The de-
mand that prevails for hay Is con.
fined to the top grade of timothy and
choice light clover, mixed, of which
types of hay there is no oversupply.
Demand generally is light. Medium
and low-grade hay is in ample supply
and hard to move at any price.
Quotations today-No. timothy.
17.50a18.00: No. 3 timothy, 14.50a
1900: No. light clover mixed, 1700a
1850; No. l clover-mixed. 16.50a17 90:
No. ? clover, mixed, 14.00a15.00.
Straw-No. 1 wheat, 15.00a15.50 per
ton: No. l oat. 15.50a16.50; No. ]
straight rye, 1s.5ea1s.00.
Evening star., 1925-06-02
STOCK SALES BREAK
ALL OLD RECORDS
Business on Baltimore Exchange
During N1av Totaled More
Than 10000 Shares.
specisi Dispatch to The Star.

.FJt'E1I DT sI'at'I' 10 7 TIC SIhF. !
BALTIMORE. June :.-May proved
IA record-breaking month on the Bal.
tilnore stock Exchange. particularly
in the number OF stocks sold. The
number Of shares-I05, ,9S3-uas near
Iy double the number OF shares trad.
ed in during April and nearly one
"ixth OF the total for the IL months
just ended.
Ponds sold amounted to s1.o36, 100,
as against 1909. 400 In April. and this
figure was approximately one-ninth of
the total Tor the fiscal year on the 10.
cal exchange.
Following are the figures in stocks
and bonds for the last three months:
March. stocks. S5s.771: bonds. se5i.-
200: April. stocks. S54.10e; bonds. s9O9
900; May stocks, sl05,983; bonds
81 0J6 100