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New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
(BI BILLY ENANS)

The Athletics failed in tiy cria,H of the American league pennaU race last season because the team lacked pois",
 pois4 in sport h5 hard to define. In q sense it means the ability to go over when things arc breaking badly, It is a trait that keeps a team from going 10 pieces when every break ill the world seems 10 go against it.
 Until September of laot ycar the Athletics were riding on the top of the sport world. Many experts liked the cAuncr3 O. MacK'8 team to nose out Washington. Then trouble started anI il continued right up until the end of ,h. season.
 The AhDc'jca hniohcd s"cond The team failed 10 win the Amori- cIn league pgnnant because il lacke'i 1 poisc.
 Gleason Is Quaint Character h signing the colortu William "Kid" GIrason to assist him in handling the Athletics, Connie Mack believes nc has secured inc man who will supply that much needed asset to his ball club.
 , 1 have known Kid Gleason for 25 yoana He is q quaint, interesting 1 character. like Kid Gleason be cause h. is q fighter but Is always fair. The Kid never asks anything | but a 50-5U break and probably wouldn't weep very much if the figures proved he Was getting about It per cent the worst of it.
 Kid Gleason i5 a square shooter, l beloved by cycry one connected with baseball His addition 10 th" per sonncl Of the Athletics adds plenty Of color to team inclined 10 be rather drab, despite great natural { ability.
 Gleason is one of those fellows who kicks you on the Shins aa hc says good morning. or slaps yoI so hard on the back that you have trouble getting your breath for about five minutes yet you like to l have him 10 do i'.
 Athletics Lacked Fighter.
 The Philadelphia Athletics failed Inst season in the pinch because it was a young team that hal no veteran in the lineup or on the coaching lines able to steady the boat when it started 10 rock.
 Adding fire to the Eek of poisc was the teams psychology. For wars the Athletics had annually slumpcd and dropped to the cellar Whom the team as ponnant con- tender went 10 pieces, the players accepted il as something sure tc happen. Fate had so dccrccI.
 Kid Gleason is onr Of those fellows : who believes everything is going tC be all right. Hc is an optimist Kid believes there is plenty Of good in everybody.
 Gleason is anything but fail weather sailor. He can smile q! broadly in advorsity as in success In the end he is sure everything vii bc all right. Hes a fighter Of tn, old school hard, but fair.
 Kid Gleason is going 10 suppl, the Athletics with the much needed poisc. However, the Xiii probabl, wouldn't call it hy that name Hcllno.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Methodists Ready to
 Tackle Lutheran Team

T.r Mrtho1ie'a basketball team is r.alv to mot :or Swedish I1rhcr- an five a, ,lo Y. NJ. c, A. tonight ani fine squad expects 10 take the salps Of tar formidable comaina- ton 10 be arravcd against them. Al
 d rrcont praotioo session, "HlllN' GymonIs WAS ,..r.ed captain. II" wnI ho at forward and pairing up with him will u" "Swc1r' Andor- son of ,ao S,lu.cy Works five. Hewitt will 5am9 at r"utcr while inc guard positions vti b" taken care "' ty "Tul1y Ea~shaw, "Ei1" Gooi"y a7l Dun,2. The Methodist 1.-Two voua Hk. to a;r,n@ ,"r "o'siI" games 'o be- played in tAo near
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
WANTS TO PLAY GOLF

Frozen ground and snow arc no 'NcusCs for declining an invitation to play golf. in the estimation Of Babe Ruth, who has been com pelloa 10 train indoors for his comehaok on inc diamond next summer because he can find no op- porCnt to match strokes on inc links with him. What of snow and frozen ground?" he says. Why, I've been playing in snowdrlfts at Boston,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
ru,nnKANn AICTORN

r~n>idencn, F. I, Hrc. ly P'- k. O. HiIy Ryan. I'ropjd'nc" co'- l,s. student anl brother of Al Scars, or Boston. scored lis third knock or, victory in SIS many weeks when no s,opn,l Johnny Wilson of N"w H-IforI fn thr seventh round Of an ,irht rruul bout Eere last night.
 In auo'hnr bout, Charley Maniy oi New Bedford was awarded fhr do"i- sion over Joe Accorta ol this city.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Fights Last Night

Cl"veJard--Ellic Shea. Chicago foathcrWciGht, knocked out Bonnie G,rghc, Cleveland, four rounds. MaNie Holub, Akron. beat Art Wan dcr Hunalo, eight rounds. Eddie Bowen, sharon. Pa, ourpointcd Mur- ray Dayton, New York, six rounds. Dctroit-CIareuce Hosn. Detroit bantamw"igot. and Howard May brrrN Duluth Minn.. fought q draw, ten rounds.
 Youngstown, uhio--Jock Malone, St. Paul. ouJpomuI Dick Evans, Noungstown mjddlewright, twelve rounds,
 Memphis Johnny Kalscr St, Louis, won a decision over Johnny Hos.l1 Canadian Ia'hcrwcight, eight rounds.
 Tampa, Fla. Tonny Ross, Pitts li'4l ~ H. i'''t. -N lr til l'' l'tl IIlO, Ild- cana, len rounds. Frankie Gardini, E'.rclard, defeated John Simpson, san Antonio, ten rounds.
 Tucson, Arizona -- Jack Lynch, Phoenix light heavyweight, knocked out Kid Logan Tucson, five rounds.
 Eddie Mack. Denver f,a'hcrwriEh', b,at Joe OKiuP) Leopold. Denver. three rounds. Jimmy Sacco. Portland. miId,c- weight, won from Teddy Gartcn, Denver, four rounds Spider Smith, Salt Iak" City, lost 'o Harry Coo Quoug l}lH Chinese 1lywrigAt, three rounds.
 Grand Forks. V. p.-CUurk Lam brrI. S,. Paul. beat Dave kavas, Grand Forks, mr@d.owgighl ten rounds
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
MAY PLAY BASEBALL

Baseball may add 10 the income Of Ernie Meyers. Stanford fullback, who recently annouucoI his decision 10 play professional football. Both the Nov York GiDn's and Yankees have made otftrs 10 The Pacific coast athlete, whore fats as a pitch CT are claimed to compare favorable with his achic',m.uts on the grid iron.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
IbiNicS
Referee, Johnny Manion.
 TOniGht'S Game

Tonight the National Guards take on the Elm City five of New Haven at the state armory on Arch street. The locals are conn- dent that they will turn back the New Havencrs although they are preceded here by an imposing repu- )ation. The Burritts and the Na- tional Gnard Reserves will play a preliminary same, the first for the junior city title.
 The lincups for tonight are as follows:
 Elm City Five New Britain Chadys Reynolds
 Right Forward Isueb Taylor
 Loft Forward
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Three of Four Big League Baseball Stars Can see No Reason For
 Change For Pitchers Benefit.

Boston, Dcc. 19 R,-Three out of four big league baseball stars who hail from this part of the country are against the proposal to restore rosin to pitchers pockets, while the fourth, Cy Perkins of Gloucester, veteran catcher for Connie Mack s Athletics, fayors the idea,
 Perkins team mate. Catcher Cor don "AIickcy" Cochranc of Bridge water John "Stuffy" McInns of the world champion Pirates. who comes from Manchester by inc Sea, and Walter Doe" Gautreuu, second seeker of the Braves, are the men who sec no reason for the change.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
cIL\MpIo\e TO pLNY

Gl. rnmn. TrAa~, D.r. l@ R.-Th" nsHforie Ari5.my football tam oi r.uus>llama declared 10 "" na- iional acadrmic champions, "iI' n,,t ths local high school team Leru \ W Ycar's day. B"''ton'" has no, lccn defeated hy a team Of ifs rIays for several years, Whi!" Sherman has been beaten but ohc" in f..r years
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
ENHInITION nAMI-S

Chicago, Doc. l9 P,-FiN" oInibi-
 tion games were announced today for iI' spring training irunt Of inc lEhicapo White SoN. The club Uill lra}o March for Shreveport, la, whor" tho first games will he played win Inc ShreNcnort Iclm.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
IN CENTJRY CLASS

Iacl Wheat Of Brooklyn has been in inc majors since 1909 but last season was the first lime he suc- c"rded in scoring 100 or more runs in one campaign.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

High individua. single, Myers, south Church, 134.
 High three string, Myers, South Church, $50.
 High team single, First Lutheran Church, 49@.
 High three string, Red Army, 1407
 Two boys at play recently dis covered q prehistoric apartment house in New Mexico.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
nANk ON SopnnMnRrs

S5nre Michigan and Allnn"so'a had many sophomore stars on their team this fall, both have big hopes Tor nnNl snlson.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
IFS INSTRUCTOR NOW

p,lar lIularW. ramous MiChi- gan coIorcd athlete, is now working as physic-i instructor in the Gin cinnatl ] M C. 4.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Kravct Rc~',ui Center Mcfarland Shr, han Right Guarl Mccarthy Dudack
 Iiil mt Left Guard
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

outfit is heavy team but one less skilled in basketball than some of the others. It has been coming
 right along in practice and should put up stir battle.
 The Blue Army. the unknown
 quantity in the league, will be the
 team 10 lay off this week. If the at
 tendance tonight warrants it. there
 will be dancing after the games in
 the future.
 Bowling Results Four teams are now tied for first pluc" in the lntcr-ChurCh bowling i lcaGu". the defeat handed it last night having brought the Blue Army down from it's unconIcstcd position at the top of the ladder. There was plenty of good bowling during tho
 week. The Luthcrans broke the lcaguo single record with 4T2. while the south church came within three pins Of this and missed the thrce-string record by two pins. Clarence Myers of the latter team pushed his 'hre"-string record mp Gryrn piuS 10 3T0, The StInding:
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Round N,Ncn

They m.' in a tan"". Herman scored nTu snar, run~Hts 70 ta' body. Tury @o'D m-s,1 .arGrs leads. ;,~ k0rar saol rar rom a dist1ur. wM.u iI'ruau rag5I H"' ..tad,. Hcwau -.or , with u1hl ID head and tta crowd lied lol action as the ut,#lng eau'3nI,l. IT,"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Knlln,i light

Kaplu r-,'"I Herman T|" a smash 60 t4a ;4r. IS the tnun opened. ,oaoam2 ttr con- "'J"'"' r.inoa. Thy ,Iug,.I and pu''i a; each other lu % ctiuch and 'Ac crowd .. l. Herman staggered ill., champion 'na r5El' cross l7' kaplan .lma n1rk strong 70 .a" body. Ht-mru's drlEirE Tt-.' I1"d- .l to Eapurr'~ 5ar" as 'he hs. rang
 Round Nine
 They locked in the usual Clinch. kaplan opene4 up with both hands
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Grand Forks V. p.-C0urk Lam brrI. s. Paul. beat Dave kavas, Grand Forks, mi@1Joweigh', ten rounds.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Found >iN

Herman s'n',I to slug Nrh '#" hampton and iu l u4h '>cUaug~, both landed puurl,~. Herman .an!- .l his l,ft 'o 'n, lt~. and t0' uri. They wrosraH l'u4l the r.nE wI'h one arm u1,. pun-hms r."k.rSs.g "' the head and uoly. \ rlga' L" tn" stomarl Juua.'I klran Herman landed 'Nv,r ..tin .n 'Ie 'a.' as 'H' bell rarg.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Round Three

kaplan bore into Nls CNaIlcngor with both fists flying and droye Herman to cover. A singing left caused the challenger 10 wiuc". Kaplan Was doing all the tca'Hns with Herman almost entirely on 'h" defense. II"rman's jab was bothcring Kaplan and his ear began 10 bleed. A short left 10 the face sent Her man off his balance just before the tell rang.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
AGAINST ROSIN USE

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New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Round Four

They c.incheI. x dose quarters both played Cor 'b bojy. \ ..l lab and q ripu' cross staggered n" champion. bu. he Ir'',i and sailed into Herman u a Il"I9us charge. Kaplan landed 'Ircn times with his left without d return. Ho'h landed 10 the heal, kapan honuD"i his right off H'rman.s chm slmulia- unnnslN VIII --- LII.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, July Omitted States De
partment of Agriculture).-Hogs
ceipts. 10000 head; slow, unevenly. 10
TO 25 lower than Tuesdays close:
better grades off most; bulk $50 to 2l0
pound averages. 13.75a14. 90; top, IA 90
early; outlet for light light and
slaughter pigs very narrow; bulk. oo5
TO 325 pound butchers. lS.65a1S. So
bulk desirable packing sows, 12.0Oa
1850: heavyweight hogs, 1290a13 80
medium, 13.15a14.O0; light, 12.90a14 90:
light light, 12.75a1S.75; packing hogs.
smooth and rough, 1150a12 50
slaughter pigs. II .50a13.5O
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head: very
slow, uneven trade generally; fed
steers steady to 25 lower; only special
ties bringing steady prices; killing
quality, medium to good; short fed
medium weight and heavyweight
steers in liberal supply; top heavies.
1855; part load long yearlings, 1875:
bulk fed steers, 9.00a12 90; mostly so
to rs under last week; svealers Steady
at 11.50a12 90.
Sheep-Receipts, u 900 head; lambs
generally steady; holding best West
erns higher; sheep, strong; desira BILE
fat native lambs, 14.50a15. 90; few good
loads, 14.00a14.25; five cars, strong
good to choice Oregons, 1475: most
Gull native. 10.50a1O.75; part deck
choice handyweight range ewes, 500:
bulk natives, 6.00a7.50; heavies, mostly
5.00a5.25: no feeding lambs sold
Evening star., 1925-07-08
$2,500,000 PLEDGED
TO END RECEIvERSHIP
Dean, 0nativia & Co. Hope to Re.
sumo Business at
Early Date.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July S.-With pledges
of more than S2,500,000 received from
New York and Chicago creditors. rep
reSentativeS of Dean, Onativia & Co.
the brokerage house which failed last
week with liabilities exceeding S35, ,000
900, indicated today that the firm
would be able to resume business at
o early date in accordance with the
terms of a settlement plan.
approximately 100000 was raised
in Chicago, and verbal assurances
have been given by New York inter-
ests that the remainder would be ad-
vanced here. Most of the New York
customers of the firm have volun-
tarily assigned so per cent of their
equity.
AS soon as signatures have been OBJ
tanned the agreement will be submit
ted to the courts for approval.
No delay in obtaining a discharge
from bankruptcy is expected.
CHICAGO, July S.-A Chicago
creditors meeting agreed today upor
a new plan for the financial rehabili
tation of Dean, Onativia & Co.. under
which 80 per cent of the obligations
would be funded for deferred pay
ment over a period of five years
The original plan contemplated g
20 per cent refunding over two years
j. Clark Dean, Victor Onativia. jr.
and Benjamin K. Calm. Chicago mem
bers of the firm, have one year ir
which to demonstrate financial solv
ency in an application for reinstate
ment as members of the Chicago
Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
MARKET CLOSES FIRM.
General Upward Trend Holds Until
Gong Sounds.

NEW YORK, July s GP.-Specula.
tors for the advance continued in con-
troll of the price movements in today's
stock market. Coppers and steels
were particularly responsive to better
trade news, American Smelling sell
ing at its highest price since 1871.
Motors were heavy. Total sales ap-
proximated 1.40O. 900 shares
The closing was firm. Sporadic re
alizing in the late trading interrupted.
but failed to halt. the general upward
trend of prices. Marked strength was
shown by Virginia Carolina Chemical
preferred, u. s. Cast Iron Pipe, U. S.
Industrial Alcohol, Fisher Body and
Sears-ROebuck. General Motors and
Yellow Cab turned reactionary.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
Foreign Group Steady.
MAY AUTO EXPORTS
SET NEW RECORDS

Exports of automobiles and auto
mobile parts from the United States
during May set a new record bv
value. s34 4,61S,595. The Commerce
Department reports recalled that the
April exports were valued at $33, 1853 :
493, and those of May, 1924, at
S21 ,013.011.
The May increase was attributed,
in part, to the impending advance
in British automobile tariff, American
producers rushing unusually large
shipments to that country to take
advantage of the expiring duties.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK.-Stocks firm; Ameri-
can Smelling highest in years.
Bonds steady; lower money rates
help trading. Foreign exchanges
mixed; francs and lire steady Cot
ton firm; bullish weather reports
Sugar easy: lower European markets.
Coffee advanced; unfavorable weather
in Brazil.
CHICAGO.-Wheat higher: black
rust reports more numerous. Corn
firm; crop complaints from south
west. Cattle lower, supplies liberal
Hogs weak.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
WHEAT DECLINES
AFTER EARLY RISE
No Actual Damage Reported
From Black Rust-Corn
and Oats Also Lower.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July S.-Although wheat
prices had an upward slant at the
outset today. the market soon under
went a decline. Initial gains were as
cribed to numerous reports about black
rust attacking the leaves and the
stems OF wheat No actual damage as
yet was noted, and early advances
in prices failed 10 hold. The opening,
unchanged to "a higher, September
1.45 TO 1.45% and December As q was
followed by slight further gains and
then by setback which carried Sep
tember down to 1.43A and December
TO AS.
Corn and oats, eased with wheat.
After starting at Il off to Is up, Sep
tember 1.04k to 1.04A, the corn mar
ket scored additional gains, but then
receded to below yesterdays finish.
Oats started unchanged to a off,
September 465s to 1854. Later there
was a general sag.
Lower quotations on hogs weakened
the provision market
Evening star., 1925-07-08
EXTRA ON GILLETTE.
Annual Dividend Rate Also In.
creased bY Directors

NEW YORK. July 8 CP).-Directors
of the Gillette Safety Razor Co. today
declared an extra dividend of 25 cents
a share on the capital stock in add
ton to increasing the annual dividend
rate frome $3.50 to SO a share through
authorizing a quarterly paymens OF
rs cents. The $3.50 annual rate had
been in effect since a readjustment of
the company's capital structure and
payment of a, 40 per cent stock divi.
dend last Fall.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE, Md, JulyNS tSpeciaD.
Live poultry-Spring chickens
pound, S0a3S; Leghorns, 22a3O; old
hens, 20a27: Leghorns. 20a22: old
roosters, Is; ducks. 15a20: young
ducks, 20a25; pigeons, pair. 25a3O
Eggs-Receipts, 986 cases; native
and nearby firsts, dozen. offered al 81
Butter-Good to fancy creamery.
pound, 39a44; prints, Haas; ladies.
34a35; store packed, 3S: dairy prints.
34a35; rolls, 32aS4; process butter,
26a37.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
BIG MERGER DISCOUNTED

CHICAGO, July OF).-Yeilow Cab
shares moved within narrow limits I'm
the early trade on the Chicago Stock
Exchange today, the SIC, 900 900 Gen.
eral Motors Merger having been al
most entirely discounted during the
negotiations. Yellow Manufacturing
opened fractionally higher around Al
Yellow Taxi was MP q point and haiS
from the previous close OF 45ta
Evening star., 1925-07-08
COPPER AND STEEL
SHARES STRONGER
Better Trade News Proves
Help to Spectators in
Drive for Higher Prices.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK. July S.-The stock
market continued on its upward swing
today with numerous high records
and with certain important groups
included in the buying which had not
previously been taken in. One of
these groups was the steels. another
the coppers.
United States Steel common was up
point or more. Bethlehem Steel
around a point, Colorado Fuel and
Iron. in which special buying opera
tions were resumed at the start of the
week, a point and half. Republic
Steel nearly a point and Schloss-Shef-
field over a point. The weekly trade
reviews were interpreted as more
favorable, indicating closer ap-
proach to an equality between de
nland and supply and more assurance
of stabiliZation of prices.
Copper Shares Strong.
The copper stocks were responding
to Tuesdays news. which was sup
plemented this morning by word that
the quotation on the copper metals
had been definitely at 1412 cents a
pound This compared with 1885
cents a week ago. Kennecott was
up nearly points, Anaconda a point,
Inspiration over a point. Utah Copper
made a new high record.
Among the other stocks which eX-
ceeded their previous tops for the year
were Woolworth, General Motors,
which NJ its best was up | Il points,
the I per cent preferred above 113,
American Safety Razor, Robert Refs,
Continental Can, Metropolitan Edison
preferred. Certain-teed Products, Hoff-
man Machinery. Spicer Manufacturing
which was up nearly points; United
States Smelling, Electric Power and
Light, International Railways of Cen
tral America, Wheeling, Lake Erie,
common and preferred; International
Cement. which was bought on the sue
cess of the new preferred share issue,
and especially the Virginia Carolina
Chemical stocks.
Business Reports Improve.
These shares had remarkable rise
on intimations that the reorganiza-
tion plan might be put through with
out soliciting new money.
On more. .encoura ging reports for the
outlook of business during the current
six months Baldwin Locomotive ran
up over "a point. Paige Detroit and
Household Products made new high
records. Stewart Warner appeared TO
he getting over the damaging effect
of the recent Wall Street failure.
Foundation Co. experienced a good
deal of realizing in the latter half of
the day.
Public utility stocks came in for in
creasing attention. Consolidated Gas
of New York went up over a point,
and Brooklyn Union Gas nearly a
point. The rise kept on in Interna-
tional Telephone and Telegraph on in
creased dividend talk. Havana Elec-
tric jumped points,
Evening star., 1925-07-08
HARDWARE MEN SEE
FINE TRADE IN FALL

Special Dspatch 10 Inc star.
NEW YORK, July S.-Throughout
the country the crop outlook is very
encouraging. Hardware men predict
lively Fall business on a probable
profit for good crops. says Hardware
Age. Rural business leads both
suburban and city trade. the last
being the poorest of the three classi-
fications. Shortages are being felt on
garden hose, sprinklers and kindred
lines.
crate way.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
STEEL SHEETS ADVANCED

NEW YORK, July OP.-Prices of
black sheets have advanced 81 a
ton in the Pittsburgh steel district
The majority of makers are now
quoting 500 TO 3.25 cents, although
quotations of $40 and 3.15 cents have
not entirely disappeared.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
DIVIDENDS.
CLOTH MARKET STRONG.

NEW YORK. July 8 GSpecian-Cot-
ton cloths markets were a bit firmer
today, although trading continued
light. Print cloths quoted at 9% cents
for 64x60s and 102s for 6Sx72s, the
latter an advance Of an eighth cent
Raw silks moved forward rather
sharply under better demand
Evening star., 1925-07-08
PIG IRON PRICE DROPS.

NEW YORK, July s Cdp.-The Iron
Age pig iron composite price is down
to $1S.96 ton from 1913 last week,
the change being entirely in the
Southern market. This Is the first dip
below $19 since early April, 1922. Fin
ished steel remains at s.431 cents per
pound,
Evening star., 1925-07-08
Rail Line May Be
after Neso Outlet
:. On atlantic Coast
By IN. A.soci.,.d Pres.

NEW YORK, July s.--The ap-
parent intention of the ST. Louis
San Francisco Railway 10 extend
operations eastward instead of
westward, as was generally be-
Iieved, has opened possibilities that
1t may seek the Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Atlantic, now in receiv-
ership. which was active yester-
day at slightly more than Sc a
share, compared with recent trans
actions at $5.
The revival in the stock was at
tributed to merger probabilities
with view to affording the Frisco
an outlet to the Atlantic Ocean.
Evening star., 1925-07-08
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas $500 at 1ooE 81 900
a. do0A, $1,000 at 100A, So 600 at 100 4 /.
Washington Gas 6s, '33-SI 900 at 1881;
1000 at 1o3a. $500 at 102 II. $500 at
Capital Traction Colo at 1901
Washington Gas Light-S at 81 u, 10 at
Washington Ry. and Elec com.-10 at
Washington Ry and Elec. pfd.-1o at
National Saving. and Trust coo at
National Mortgage and Invest pfd-1Oo
at 9ls 100 at 8 II, 75 at ga, $40 at ga
110 at ga.
AFTER CALL.
Washington BY. and. Eiec. pfd.-1o at
80 u. 10 at S3 "a. so at S3Ji
Lsnston Monotype-l at Sass
Riggs National Bsnk-10 at 352
Potomac Elec. cons. 5s-S1 900 at 100 = .
$4,000 at 1907, $4,000 at loom. $4,000
Washington Ga. 5s-s4 900 at 1oek.
Noney-CalI loans. and per cent.
Bid and Asked Prices