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Evening star., 1928-10-15
SILVER SPRING, BUSMEN
CLOSE With VICTORIES

Silver Spring and Arlington Busmen
mines closed their respective diamond
campaigns yesterday with victories. Pet
worth A. c. was the victim of the for
mer on Wheaton diamond, 4 to S, and
Arlington A. c., crack colored outfit,
bowed to the Busmen, to 8.
Silver Spring gathered Is hits. but
had to shove over the winning tally in
the final frame.
Busmen registered six runs in the
seventh inning to sew up the game.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
SAMMY BAKER MATCHED
TO BOX JACKIE FIELDS

LOS ANGELES, October is OP.-
Sergt Sammy Baker of New York and
Jackie Fields, two leading coptenders
for the welterweight crown have been
signed for 10-round outdoor bout here
October 30.
Fields recently blasted the champion
ship aspirations of Jack Thompson by
taking decision over the negro.
Thompson previously had knocked out
Joe Dundee, the title holder In nom
title bout
Evening star., 1928-10-15
MISS MEYER, WHITE
WIN MIXED DOUBLES

Elizabeth Meyer and A. O. White are
mixed doubles champions of the Edge
moor Club as result of their three-set
victory yesterday over Paul Harding and
Isabelle Bride In the title match, 7--o,
81, Ga.
White was given excellent support
by his youthful partner In the crucial
moments of the tight match.
Boys singles honors went to r. Willis,
who defeated C. Robb. 6-3, Ga.
Mixed doubles results:
Miss Perry and r.. Wills defeated Miss
Brown. and. H. Callan. 81. .6-3;, Miss
Seward Seward and o HoTensteln dsteatsd ssa, ME-. ME-;
Bride and Paul Harding defeated Miss Perry
and r. Willis. 8-6. 6--i; Miss Meyer and
A. o. White defeated Mies Seward and o.
Howenstein by default. and Miss Never and
A. O, White defeated Miss Bride and Paul
Hardins. Us, S--7l xe=4. "a - .Af
Evening star., 1928-10-15
SHADE AIMS TO PROVE
RIGHT TO TITLE CLAIM

CHICAGO, October Is (P).-Dave
Shade. who. has been bouncing in and
out of the middleweight championship
picture for years, will attempt to
strengthen his claim for recognition as
the principal contender for Mickey
Walkers crown when he meets Cow
boy" Jack Willis of Texas in 10-round
bout tonight.
Willis dropped Shade for count of
nine in a bout at Los Angeles last Win
ter, but he came back in the later
rounds to outpoint the Texas slugger.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
PONIES
SOLD FOR $276, 100
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 15-The Ar
gent1ne polo players will not take the
championship of the Americas home
nor will they take their string of ponies,
but they will carry quarter of a mil
lion dollars, realized from the sale of
their mounts.
The AZ horses they brought to this
country were auctioned off for the total
of $276,1O0.
The prize of the Argentine string.
Lewis Lacey's chestnut gelding, Jupiter,
set new high mark in polo pony prices
when he was sold to John r. Sanford
for $4,000. Sanford's son, Stephen,
one of the American team, is to play
Jupiter. Five Others brought higher
prices than the old top of $4,000, set
by the sale of the Argentine pony, Judy
two years ago. Bonito and Adela. stars
of the strings of John Miles and Jack
Nelson, each were sold for $4,000.
Santos Vega and Perinola went for
$4,000 each, while Lista brought
$13.500.
j. C. Cooley was the big purchaser,
buying Adela, Perinola, LiSta and Es-
trella, which sold for $4,000. Nelson's
eleven ponies brought the highest total,
$105, 900.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
SOUTHERN DIARIES LEAGUE,
Team Standing.

Accounting Department took Main
tenance for all three games. This triple
victory moved Accounting to tie for
second place.
Frigidaire bowlers with a big handi-
cap landed the odd game from Engi-
neering. Refining maintained its lead
by winning two games from Route
Salesman. Douglas was the winners
high scorer, with a game of 1913 and
set of BIT.
Special Route Statesmen trounced
Sales Department two tilts and Auditors
landed like decision over Shipping De-
partment.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
THREE TIED FOR LEAD
In CHESS TOURNAMENT

BERLIN. October Is P).-Jose Capa-
blanca of Cuba and Rubinstein of
Poland were the winners in the fourth
round play of the International Chess
Masters tournament.
DR.. Tarrasch of Germany was obliged
to retire from the competition because
Of Illness His three games were ordered
cancelled.
Summaries:
First board Rubinstein, Poland, defeated
Niem3owitsch, Denmark.
Second board Tartakower, France, drew
with Spielmann, Austria, in an evenly con-
tested match,
Third board-Marshall, United States. lost
to Capablanca, Cuba, who won q pawn and
thereby the game.
RnN. CxechnsloVakia. had a hive
Evening star., 1928-10-15
KNAPP WINS AND LOSES
IN YACHT TROPHY RACE

NEW ORLEANS, La, October IS up.
Arthur Knapp. member of the Central
Long Island Yacht Club, won and lost
the third race yesterday to decide the
Upton trophy for star class sloops.
As friends were rushing to him and
offering congratulations after the race,
Knapp calmly renounced claim to VIC
tory. declaring he had fouled Westward
Stake. an opponent.
A race is to be staged at future date
between Prentice E. Edrington, jr., of
New Orleans. and william A. Porteous
of Biloxi. who were declared tied as
result of yesterdays race.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
Team STANDING

Kumbacks and Beeques are deadlocked
for first place, the former triumphing
in two tits with Commercials, while
Beeques were sweeping the set with
Hilltoppers. Hoboes grabbed three from
Daughters of Isabella and went into a
tie with Columbians for third place,
the latter taking the odd from Comets,
while Amazons annexed two from CO.
lonials Jean WEIGH and Marguerite
Brunette contributed much punch TO
the Comets. Jean had the best set
of the week, getting 32l with high
game at ll8, while her teammate regis
tered 301 with 110 as her high single.
Capt. Rena Levy and Margaret Lea
man of Columbians each scored 305,
the former having high game of the
match with 100.
Marjorie Bradt helped Commercials
score a lone win over Kumbacks with
a nifty 1877 in her first effort. Marjorie
+a'sied +e"S frw the set. Frances He'll
Evening star., 1928-10-15
J. C0LASANO IS RUTH
OF BOYS BASE BALL

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. October 15.-An expert
in the matter has decided that j. Cola
sano is the Babe Ruth" of boys base
ball in the greater metropolitan district.
The expert was none other than Babe
Ruth himself.
The famed slugger presented the Babe
Ruth Cup to ColaSano, who is Is. for his
feat in hitting 81 home runs in so games
boy does his slugging for the Remsens
Of Brooklyn.
The presentation was made at Dexter
Park.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

Freeman's All-Stars, after winning
the first, 544 to 500, curled I'D and
Temple grabbed the odd game. Benny
Wormsley rolled 329 set for the winners.
City Post Office nosed out Whizz
Bangs by two sticks in the opening
game, lost the second by plenty, but
came home winner in the last tilt.
Making clean sweep of its match
with Benning Pepco. Night Owls scored
high set of the weeks play, 1,547. E.
c. Poston ended the leagues activity
with 2-l victory over Home Security.
B. Poston hit the pins for 327 to take
in dividual honors.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

Clean sweeps were registered by five
Of the teams last week in the Typothetae
League, National Capital Press, Potomac
Electrotype Co., Judd & Detweiler, Fell
loWship Forum and H-K Advertising
Service being the winners. while Rams
dell, Inc; D. C. Paper Manufacturing
Co. National Publishing Co., Big Print
Shop and Columbian Printing Co. were
the losers. M. Joyce Engraving Co. took
the odd game from Washington Typog-
raphers, Washington Printing Co. won
two from Standard Engraving Co and
Chas. H. Potter grabbed two out of
three from Lew Thayer to complete the
evenings rolling.
High scores were turned in by Ford
OF Washington Printing Co. johnson of
Fellowship Forum and Mischou of Ma
lonal Capital Press, while Hollis of
Judd & Detweiler established high in
dividual set of the season with a total
of 372. '-
Judd g. Detweiler's single game of
556 and 1851 set were the best among
the team totals.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
WILSON, CARD CATCHER,
ONCE WAS SOCCER STAR

Jimmy Wilson. Cardinals catcher,
was once prominent soccer star.
He played with the Federal Shipyard
team, and was a member of the Bethle-
hem club when the old National Soccer
League was in existence.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
RRiTTON LISTS RnnT.

HOLYOKE, Mass. October IS LP).-
Jack Britton. 43, former welterweight
champion of the world, now attempting
a comeback. will fight Meyer Cohen in
a 10Lround bout at $50 pounds here Oc-
tober %.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

Why does nearly every star golf
er, amateur and pro, use narrow
and open stance for pitch shots?
Ask Jim Barnes, a master of it, and
he'll tell you that it's because this
shot, which is not for distance and
therefore requires no great effort,
IS played almost entirely with the
arms. There Is little body pivot.
That is not ALL Watch any star
player and, except on his putt, he
will face the hole at the finish of
stroke. He finds that when he does
this he is more apt to play on line,
because his club has followed
through. If you take a square
stance for pitching, the arm effort
expended in striking the ball is not
enough to face you toward the hole
at the finish. So you open the
stance more at the start in order to
do so.
Furthermore, an open stance for
a pitch shot gives you a better sense
or direction, prevents Smothering or
pulling the ball and tends to make
the stroke more compact and out
through the ball, so that 1t will keep
its line.
Copyright. 1929
Fully 80 per cent of the golfers slice
The causes are durable. Send stamped
addressed envelope to Sol Metzger, car,
II this paper, and requestion his illus
rated ieafiet on "Slicing."
Evening star., 1928-10-15
WITH THE BOWLERS

rolled we'll for Kumbacks, averaging
l06 with l18 as her best single count.
Other noteworthy performances were
Hazel Jarrett's 1913 game; Lorraine
Gulli's 313 set Zelda La Porte's 306,
Bronson Quaites' ll6 and two counts
of ll2 each by Billie Williams and Mae
Hart.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
WHITE sOX TAKE TWO.

Virginia White Sox closed It's season
yesterday, winning double header on
the Baileys Cross Roads diamond. Cabin
John Junior Order team was beaten, 4
to 2, In five innings and Fort Myer was
Dove hurled both games for the Sox.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

1uoNIuudk StIlkcS-JcunlIlBS anu
High team game--Douglas No /. 500.
High team set-Centennial No. /, 1886
Keller is still holding the lead in the
East Washington Church circuit, but
is closely pushed by the faSt-traveling
Centennial No. team, who pulled a
little closer to the leaders this week by
taking three from Fifth Baptist, while
Keller was winning two from Ninth
No. 2.
Other teams that took three were:
Ninth No. l from Ingram No. 2;
Douglas No. from First Brethren;
Epworth from Second Baptist Mission,
and Douglas No. l from Second Bap-
tist. Ingram won two out of three from
Waugh and Centennial, No. 2, took two
close games from GorSuch.
Frank Donaldson of Gorsuch was the
individual star of the week, his l35 be-
ing the high game and his 368 topped
all other sets. Hughes of Ninth No.
had the next best set with 358, while
Harstins 1872 was the next best game.
Others who shot good sets and games
were: Mertz of Keller with a 34l set:
Stephenson of Ingram No. ] with $40;
Lyons Of Centennial No. with a 1913
game and $40 Set Frey of Epworth with
a 335 set and Forney of Ninth No. /
with 1913 game.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
FRACTURES ARM IN GAME.

While playing foot ball yesterday on
Georgetown field, James Poole, 9 years
old. son of E S. Poole, 1882 Thirty
fifth street, suffered a fracture of the
left arm. The arm was set at George
town University Hospital.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
BAKERY Statesmen LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High individual Eame-McCallister. Dorsch
No. /. 139.
High individual set--Horning, Corby, 375.
High team game-Havenner, SGT.
High team Set--Havenner. 1852.
High spares-McCa lister. Dorsch No /, %.
High strikes-Palmer, Corby, 6.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
COMMERCE. LEAGUE.
Team Standing,

reau of Mines, 548
High team set-Bureau OF Mines. 1905;
Patents No 2. 1852
High individual game-OliNeri patents
No. II, 1874: HarRett Bureau of Minesl. i30
High individual set--Hargett Bureau of
Mines). 35e; Rudy bureau of StandardSI,
Evening star., 1928-10-15
HOCKEY PLANS MADE.

MONTREAL. Quebec, October Is (P.
The National Professional Hockey
League will open its 1928-29 season on
Thursday. November Is, and close Sat-
urday, March is.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERs FERRY. w. Va, October
i5--The Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers both were clear this morning.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

The pairings for the fifth round
Spielman VS.. Reti NemzowitSch vs. Tar
takower; Capablanca VS.. Rubenstein; Mar
shall bye,
Evening star., 1928-10-15
TYPOTHETAE LEAGUE,
Team Standing.

High individual set-Hollis, j. & D., 372.
Most strikes-Beatty, F. F., Z.
Most Spares-Cole, Lew Thayer 90
Evening star., 1928-10-15
GRIFFITHS VS.. DILLON.

CHICAGO. October IS (P.-Jerry
''Tuffy" Grifiths, Sioux City, Iowa,
light heavyweight. was matched today
for 10-round bout at IT'S pounds with
Harry Dillon. Winnipeg, October %.
A stadium, with seating capacity
of 10000. is to be erected at La Paz,
Bolivia. in which the South American
foot ball CHAMPIONSHIPS will be held.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Team Standing. F#S

High individual average-.Cordell. 1927.
High individual game--Lilley, 1856.
High individual Set--Lickner. 376.
High individual spares--Hughes, SO.
High individual strikes-Jennings and
Harstin, each
Evening star., 1928-10-15

N YEW YORK, October 15.-It is
N the impression of base ball men
that Walter johnson is sure to
4 be seen in 1929 as leader of the
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Will Vote ON Stock Increase.

NEW YORK, October 19 LR.-A
special stockholders meeting has been
called for October 30 to vote on an
increase in capital stock of the Zenith
Radio Corporation of Chicago to 100000
shares from 100000.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
NEW HIGH MARKS
|. ARE MADE ON CURB
Apponaug Common, HuyIer
of Delaware and Other
Issues Score Gains.
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 19-It was an
other active session on the Curb Ex-
change today. but with the upward
movement not as pronounced as it was
yesterday. 1t was evident that pools
operating in selected Specialties were
not meeting with the success which &C
companied previous efforts to bring
about higher prices. Nevertheless, there
were enough strong spots to maintain
public confidence, and the customary
new higher records were established an
number of instances.
The heavy demand for Apponaug
common, which carried the price to a
new top, was coincident with the an
nouncement that the company had re-
tired 500 shares of its 6i2 per cent
preferred stock which had been ac-
quired in the open market. Interest
Centered in the new Bancservice capt.
tai stock of no par value, which was
admitted to trading on a when-iSsued
basis. First sales occurred at 70.
Among the new highs were Huyler
of Delaware up almost points, Roam
Antelope up almost points to 81, Ma
tional Sugar of New Jersey up / to ITO,
Sydney Blumenthal almost points
higher around II and Galesburg Coulter
Discounts almost 10 points up at III.
The manner in which the last named
issue moved forward was noteworthy.
Opening at its previous high of 108 it
compared with yesterdays final of 1924
Subsequently it jumped from l09A to
l12 between sales. In the case of Blu
menthal it was rejecting prospects of
increased business as result of the ad-
ditions to its plant at Shelton, Conn.,,
which will provide additional handling
and shipping facilities.
There was little or no Zenith Radio
stock for sale around its peak of 230,
where it left off Thursday. Announce
ment was made of the proposal to in
crease the common capitalization in
order to pave the way for substantial
stock dividend. Immediately follow
ing the meeting of stockholders sched-
uled for October 29, directors will meet
and decide upon the amount Of. pay-
ment.
Tubize Artificial Silk attracted at
tention because of the activity in such
a high-priced issue. At $50 is COM
pared with the previous final of 552.
New York Transit featured the Stan
dard Oils, while Darby Petroleum led
the independents, both establishing new
tops.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
CONVERTIBLE BOND
ISSUES ARE ACTIVE.
Increased Demand for Low
Coupon Securities Also
Noted in Days Trading.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.
Special Dispatch To The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 19.-Conditions
similar to those that have obtained for
the last few days were prominent in
today's bond market session. An in
creased demand came from dealers who
were picking up some of the popular
low coupon issues while the speculative
clement was active in various grades
of convertiblcs.
1t is a commentary on the character
of the investment demand at present
that the large proportion of this weeks
new securities. were either bonds with
stock warrants attached or straight
issues of common stocks. There was
some expansion in the amount of mu-
nicipal borrowing and also in real estate
loans. but the outstanding feature was
again the offering of equity propositions
In the speculative issues the largest
gains today we're in Liquid Carbonic 6s,
Andes Copper rs and Anaconda Copper
Is. which we're up from 2i2 to 3 points.
BarnSdall IS were off a point and there
was less activity in other oil company
convertibles, which have been promi-
nent recently. The feature of the mar
ket has been the growing volume Of
sales in numerous issues rather than
concentration of demand on a few.
Patle Is reflected the developments in
the moving picture field, moving up l y
points and approaching their previous
hign.
Among the foreign bonds Fiat rs were
most prominent with an advance above
l30 italian government and munich
pals. japanese government and public
utilities. German government and city
issues and French government and mu-
nicipals were all slightly higher.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
WHEAT PRICES DROP
IN INITIAL SALES
Favorable Crop Conditions in South
and Winter Wheat Section
Cause Decline.
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 19-With excel
lent rains over domestic Winter wheat
territory and with favorable crop con-
ditions south of the Equator, wheat
prices averaged lower today during the
early dealings. Besides, export demand
for wheat from North America appeared
to be confined largely to low-grade
Canadian at wide discounts under other
sorts. Opening at a off to "a up,
wheat later showed some setback all
around. Corn started unchanged to q
advance, but subsequently declined.
Oats were easy Provisions likewise
tended downward.
Despite upturns in Liverpool wheat
quotations. bears had the advantage
much of the time this morning in the
wheat market here. Large accummula-
tions both in Canada and the United
States. together with lack of any sig
nificant improvement in export business.
were handicap to friends of higher
prices, and so, too. were auspicious crop
prospects in Argentina and Australia.
Under such circumstances, future de-
livery offerings here from the North
west were feature, and there was
further selling of wheat into store here.
In the corn market, disposition on
the part of various influential traders
was manifest to hold back from pur-
chasing until there is freer movement
of the new crop. Weather conditions
today were also reported as more favor
able for handling of corn. On the other
hand, corn export buying continued,
and it was announced the Spanish gov
ernment had authorized corn imports of
100000 bushels.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Onies

Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Evening star., 1928-10-19
EXTRA DIVIDENDS.

NEW YORK. October 10 Especially -
Among the dividends announced yester-
DAY were three extra distribution The
companies voted stock payments. while
three declared initial distributions.
The Kings County Trust Co. declared
an extra dividend of $40 a share and
the regular quarterly of SIS a share on
the capital stock. This makes a total
Of $50 for the year.
The Corn Exchange National Bank
q Trust Co. of Philadelphia declared
and extra dividend of 2 per cent. on
the outstanding capital stock.
The Pro-Phy-Lac-Tic Brush Co. de.
clared an extra dividend of so cents A
share on its common stock. The regular
common dividend is not due at this
time
The Continental Can Co. declared
a 100 per cent stock dividend on the
outstanding common stock.
The Provident Bank & Trust Co.
declared a stock dividend of per cent
on the stock outstanding.
The Capitol National Co. declared an
initial dividend of 50 share on the
capital stock.
Oilstocks. Ltd. declared an initial
quarterly dividend of 1919 cents on the
class and class B stocks.
Julian q Kokenge Co. declared an
initial quarterly dividend Of 4334 cents
a snare on the common stock.
The Kodel Electric & Manufacturers
Co. passed dividend due at this time
on the class A and class B stocks. The
last payment was Is cents quarterly on
August l.
Directors of the Indian Motor CvcIe
Co. took no action on the 5O-cent divi-
oend which is paid every four months
and which is due at this time. The next
meeting will be held late in November.
when the matter of dividends NAV be
considered. According to an official of
the company. earnings did not warrant
payment OF common dividend at this
time.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
, Chamberlin-Vanderbilt 6lss-$1, 900 at
90.
Chestnut Farms Dairy com.-50 at 100.
Chestnut Farms Dairy pfd.-65 at l08 IA,
10 at 1884.
Potomac Electric 81 pfd.-5 at 113, 5
at 1l31s. at 1874.
Potomac Electric 5l2 pfd-20 at 1087s.
Washington Gas Light-10 at 100, 10 at
10012. 10 at 1902. 10 at 1e034, 10 at
1007s, 10 at l01. 20 at 101
Second National Banks at 270, at
270
National Savings & Trust-10 at sos.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at 1007s, so
at 101, 80 at 101, 10 at 1o1, at 10l, 2
at 101, 10 at 101, S at 10l, at 101,
20 at 101. Is at 10l, 2 at 10l.
Sanitary Grocery Co. pfd.-5 at 146.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-$1,000 at 101,
$4,000 at 10l, $4,000 at 1o1A, $1,000
at 10lla.
Mergenthaler Linotype-30 at 101, 20
at l0l, 80 at 10l.
Federal-American Co. com.-25 at 48,
10 at 48.
Columbia Sand & Gravel pfd.-5 at 92.
Money-Call loans, and per cent.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
COTTON IS STEADY
IN EARLY DEALINGS
Market Reacts to Firm Liverpool
Cables-Selling Is
Absorbed.
By the Associated Fress.

bS tne ASSOCi9teu IreSS.
NEW YORK, October 19.-The cot
ton market opened steady at a decline
OF point on July. but generally 8 to 6
points higher in response to relatively
steady Liverpool cables and apprehen-
sions Of lower temperatures in the
Southwest. There was a good deal of
realizing and considerable Southern
selling, but it was absorbed on set
backs of few points from the OPEN
ing prices. and the market firmed ND.
with December advancing to 1880 and
March to 1911, or about 10 to IL points
net higher, by the end of the first half
hour. Private cables said that hedging
and some continental selling had been
absorbed by trade calling and Bombay
buying in Liverpool. but that the de-
mand for cotton cloths was less insist.
ent;: with a disinclination to pay cur
rent prices.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
LUMBER PRODUCTION.

NEW YORK, October 10 (P.-Lum-
Der production and shipments in the
week ended october 13 increased appre-
ciably over the week end before, re-
ports to the National Lumber Manu-
facturers' Association from 865 soft
wood and hardwood mills disclose. Pro-
duction totaled 403, ,387 900 feet; ship
ments. 39l ,654, 900 feet. and orders, $780,
715,000 feet. Automobile body wood or
ders brought hardwood mills % per cent
increase in business.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
NEW STOCK ISSUE.

NEW YORK, October 10 P).--A new
issue of $4,000 class B common shares
in Louis Philippe, Inc, Delaware cor
poration and maker of cosmetics, Is
being offered at $50 share. Glass A
stock is now listed on the curb market.
Application is to be made to list the
class B.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
U. S. TREASURY RECEIPTS.

Treasury receipts october II were
$l2939, ,822.82, expenditures $32,69l,- =
747.34, balance $3O1, $50, 6,571.82.