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PITCHERS.
Fights Last Night
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BOSTON, George Manoiisp, Boston,
defeated Arthur FLYNN, Lawrence 1W.
Larry Gaines. Toronto, won from Tom
Kirby, Boston G0j.
NEW YORK Gene johnson, Bay
orane, N. j., technically knocked oiit
Benny Gould, Canada ~. Ieo Kole,
Eay0Bne. knocked out Joe MorTin,
Staten Island ~, Joe Click, Brook
Iyn, and Carl Duane, New York, drew
lI0), Patsy huifaio. Mount Vernon,
and Al Trtpoli. Yonkers, drew 1O).
TOLEDO, Ohio. Chick Euggs, New
Bedford, Aass, and Chuck Feldmen,
Toledo, drew H2t. jack Lynch, New
Bedford, 0utpointed Chnek O'Conpeil,
Cleveland ls). Johnny c0nley, Miami,
FLA. won from Frankie Rio, cleve"
land 49,,
KANSAS CITY ,~~ Dave Shade, Call
fOFnis, outpoipte6 Iney Garf1nkle, Salt
Lake CITY 40. Johnny Cline, Los
Angeles. Deas Miks Rozgail, Omaha
n0),
LAoE ANGELES. .,--J JACK Willis, Texas
u,lddleSsigtlt. beat Joe Anderson, coP-
sngton. ~ ft0t, Richie Mack, Min
BeaD0lis. defeated FiGo hamiss, San
Pedro fst
Ban ANTONIO Brooks Hooper,
Antonio, kp2gkea out kid HulT Mexlco
~ 1SbS SL4sss% a4~s@a4p sss- -5ssses III T.
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is the tremendous whip and follow
through he obtains. Although his
right elbow Is not pressed against
his right side at the top (due to the
fact he raises his hands so high and
thus pulls it up from his Side). he
does keep his right arm in close 10
his body on the downswing. Thus.
when he throws his clubhead
through the ball, he does so from in
side the line of fight. This he ac-
complishes py q roll Of the wrists,
caused by the right getting in just
before contact. The result is his
clubhead goes out after the ball.
His swing is so upright that this
final punch lifts him up on his toes
as he sweeps the ball of the tee.
Mac Smith. great exponent Of the
fiat swing. likewise comes up bit
on his toes after contact. In both
cases the cause is the Same--the
final punch Just before contact. the
wrist roll that sweeps the cluhhead
through the ball and out after IL az
tremendous Sf1pnd
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N entry list to exceed 300 players

A N entry list to exceed 300 players
~ Is expected In the fifteenth an
Il nual tournament for the now
j historic Wardman trophy, when
entries for the Spring fixture
Of the Columbia Country Club close
two days hence.
All the crack players of the city will
enter the tourney, which drew last year
an entry of more than 800 golfers. The
entries have not yet disclosed whether
George j. Voigt, the District amateur
champion, winner Of the Wardman
trophy In 1924 and last year, will again
enter the competition, although it is
assumed that Voigt, having taken up
his residence in New York, will not
compete in any of the local events this
Spring. The Columbia tournament, one
of the outstanding events Of the Spring
season in the Midatlantic section Of
the country, starts one week from to-
day with the first qualifying day.
Match play is scheduled to begin June
8, with the semi-finals and final rounds
carded for June Q.
Golfers at more than dozen of the
local clubs are busily engaged today in
special tournaments arranged for the first
holiday Of the Spring season. Golf COM
special holiday events for Memorial day.
It begins to look as If the marathon
golf derby, originally scheduled for East
Potomac Park for May l., will have to be
postponed again Sam Miller, in charge
Of the tourney, has postponed 1T once
until June but paucity Of entries
makes him fearful that the affair may
again have to be delayed. 1t appears
as if the marathon affair will be held
among three players, and that it viii
be staged on June 81. the longest day
Of the year. To date Bill Upton, Larry
Day and Owen Evans. are the only
entrants.
AT least four flights are to play In the
June Scotch fourSome affair to be held
by the tournament committee of the
Washington Golf and County Club, ac-
cording to o. L. Veerhof, chairman of
the special tournament organization.
Each flight is to be composed of players
OF similar strength so that each contes-
tant viii have a partner Of about his
own golf ability and viii meet oppo-
nents in the same class. For example,
8 handicap man viii be paired with
a IL man and they might meet 2 op-
ponents whose handicaps total 10, to
balance the handicap.
Chairman Thompson of the golf COM
mittee at Chevy Chase has removed one
of the hazards which has made the
fifth hole trying affair for golfers in
other years. The rough at the left of
the fairway, which last year grew tall
and heavy, has been cut down and
smoothed out, so that no longer is the
penalty unduly severe for getting of the
line at the left at this testing hole.
President Kaufman Of the Town and
Evening star., 1928-05-30
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, May 30. - Tommy
mi Loughran, who will risk his
NJ light heavyweight title on any
i or no provocation at all, takes
on Pete Latzo, Scranton, Pa,
coal miner in 15-round championship
fight at Ebbets Field tonight.
Loughran's friends are content to give
almost any sort of odds, so confident
are they that the fast-stepping cham
pion has nothing to fear.
Odds-on favorites have failed before,
but there appears little likelihood that
the former welterweight champion of
the world can do more than give
Loughran few uneasy moments at the
best. Since he grew, more or less over
night, from welterweight to a light
heavyweight, Latzo has demonstrated
give and take. He will need more than
that against the sharp-shooting cham
pion, who took two counts of nine in
the first round of a bout with Leo Lom-
ski and then got up to dazzle the
Aberdeen assassin" with his speed and
skill the rest of the way.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

ALI Capital City League mines win en-
gage In championship contests Sunday.
Diamonds have not been assigned as
yet In several cases.
The schedule:
UNLIMITED SECTION. A.
fAiI games at o'ciock1
Woodbridge vs. GEORGETOWN A. C.. Friend
k 3. W Busmen vs.. Maryland A. c..
chevy Chase vs 81. Nsry's celtics. ship.
Addison -, Dreadnaaghts. Baxgett field
~ Josephs vs, Jewish z. e. fpendlng).
American Leagus Park
saamrocks ". Petwortn A. c.. Silver
$3.50 SECTION B. UNLIMITED.
=, District Hsights vs.. Army War College,
Dongss A. e rs xry oelSfsd ssdca wash
inTt0n Barracks / o'clock
Auth's ". Anaoostia Eagles. Thirty
fourth street and Benni1g road. 3 o'clock.
SENIOR CLASS.
Holy Rosary W. T. T. Keane. Catholic
Dnsverstty. Z o'ciock.
Sssses ss y, "afs' as'tiords' ii GUNS
Palace ". kaufman.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Nontrose vs STANDARD Arrows.
Caiheuns ve, CoIiesi4ns
Hadleya " Lindbergtls
LaheYfy A e ~s Miller furniture
1ewish Community Center vs. Corinthians
EongYess HetgiYtS--gye
Diamonds for senior junior and midget
teams Will be announced later.
AMERICAN LEGION.
SECTION A.
peIsno Post ". yIc.s sport shop
powhatsHs va Piansky A. G.
Corinthians vs. W0odBids
SECTION B.
cortnthlau Tigers Vs. y. 4. 9. Jacob Jones
Belieau Wood We Kelley MidRets
Sam Htcee vs. Alex. Post.
kusseiis ~. 81. Stephens.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
HOME-RUN STANDING

By tbs Associated Presse
Home Rams yesteFday--Euth, fan-
kee~ 3: Gehrig, Yankees, 2: Combs,
yankees. 1: Hzuser, Athietics, !: hofns-
by. Braves, 1; whitney, Phiilies, =;
Terry, Giants, 1; Jackson Giants' J.
The leaders:
American League-Ruth, New YORK.
M. Gehrfx. New Yerk, 10; HauseT,
PhiIadelphia, .; Tedt Bcstsn, ,.
National Lezgue--Wilson, Chicago, y;
Blssonefte, Brooklyn, D; Bsssomiy' ns'
Louis, .; OFT, New York, ..
League totais--NatIonai, 14z; Aueri-
can, i4z; total, zS4.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
BY BRIAN BELL.
tAssociated Press Sports writer)

NEW YORK. May 30.-~Gene Sarazen
has never offered his golf kingdom for
a horse because it has not been neces-
sary. He has the horse, unidentified by
name. but resident of little town In
Florida.
"To what single factor, IL any. do you
attribute your return to winning form
in your play this Winter and Spring?"
Gene was asked.
"A horse down in New Pork Hickey,
Fla" was the reply.
The former open and P. @. A. Cham
pion explained:
"I feel right this year for the first
time since I have been playing serious
competitive golf There are several rea-
sons, but place the horse first
"All Winter / rode horseback all the
time wasn't playing golf, eating or
sleeping. I have never been really well.
My health has been bad, on and on,
mostly off, for long time and knew
that IL / did not get myself In shape,
wouldn't win any more champion
ships.
Also Goes on Diet.
Fright behind the horse place my
old friend Artie McGovern. who did a
lot for Babe Ruth's base ball and
Johnny Farrell's golf. Artie fixed me up
with diet list and prescription Tor
drinking n lot of hot water, and work
ed in his gym until / went South FOR
the Winter.
"Then the horse took up where Artie
left of and between them they did the
work. am In fine shape now. and
I am sure all have to do Is TO watch
my diet and keep up my exercises. or
course, can't take the horse out on the
golf course with me, and as that Is
where / am spending all my time now
/ will forego my riding exercises until
next Winter. But that old horse viii be
waiting for me.
II look like I'm In the pink of con-
dition all the time. but / am not as
good as / look In health; l have had
a lot OF operations and doctoring, and
/ never felt fully recovered from them
until this Spring and Winter ! played
wonderful golf all Winter, and IN the
British open / never felt better. tell
you ! never missed shot in the tour
nament. made mistakes, OF course. or
/ would have won, but the boots were
in taking the wrong clubs for some Of
the shots. I hit the ball all right. but
/ guessed wrong on what needed to
get there with.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

foes among local unlimited mines. Write
T. j. Lyons, Keyser Building, Balti-
more, Md.
Army War College nine Is seeking
games in unlimited class. Call Sergt.
s. Flaherty at Main 2520, Branch 1883.
Capital A. g. unlimiteds are also in
the field for games. Call Potomac 6i34.
Sam Rices, who turned back Inter-
state Commerce Juniors yesterday, IL
10 S. will meet tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock at the home Of Happy Farley,
1872 K street northeast. Saturday
Standard-Arrows viii be met on Rose
dale diamond.
Games are sought by Metro Juniors.
Cali Manager Davis, at Atlantic 40i7,
between s and 8 o'clock.
Pirate A. C. fell before q. p. o.
Juniors yesterday. 8 to IS. Call Adams
1929 for games with the winners.
Service Seniors are looking for con-
tests. Call Manager Gubisch, at Lin
coin 2sll-J.
A Saturday game in senior ranks with
a team having diamond is sought by
T. II. Keanes Call Atlantic 224.
Langdon Insects are seeking games.
Call Decatur 2900-J.
Manager McCordy seeks games for
Capital A. G. Peewees. CAN him at
Atlantic 1920.
Games with Cardinal Peewees may
be booked through Robert Armentrout.
at Potomac 3099.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
Jones Keeps Elbow
i'm on Downswing
BY SOL METZGER.

All through the downswing the
head Is held stationary, the eyes
looking toward the ball. There Is
much argument about how to look
at bali. Some crack golfers claim
they rivet their sight on the spot
on the ball they intend 70 hit.
Others merely center their gaze on
the ball. Jones merely looks in the
general direction of the ball and
claims he does not necessarily see
it. Hilton, Brttain's former great
amateur, admits he does not see It.
but merely looks down to prevent
raising the head.
The strong point OF Jones driving
Evening star., 1928-05-30

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f,tfhsse BiiashsAna and Gsgsssss, Time of
.arras.--IAs.e haAf Aha - Rsisa0ies.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

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Evening star., 1928-05-30
Good Putting HELMS.

"I had a 2 and three ls, but that was
not where I lost the title or at least a
tie with Hagen for IT, / putted myself
into second place on one green. drove
the green. as pretty a tee shot as you
ever saw, and then what do you think
Evening star., 1928-05-30
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,

fo 4eask Z S1ags angggS T.
&sfsN III f8sRa-se
Xsf4e ~ kgfsees f5ss
sH1Fsssse kEax $3.50 fFA5@
Evening star., 1928-05-30

Keyser A. e. of Baltimore Is seeking
foes among local unlimited mines. Write
r. j. Lyons. Keyser Building, Balti-
more, Md.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

7ykAag H. e~s-g~s Ee8stFsl A11e W9rke.
--Ad1sft tsASAssE,
Evening star., 1928-05-30

Army War College nine Is seeking
games In unlimited class. Call Sergt.
s.. Flaherty at Main 2520, Branch 1888.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
kW0AD GAWK.
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sssazsg sat hit ~ hjs sNB bstlsd bail
4I.Ai44a fssf IsFaNss IL naaat1 sRHlssK.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

= ANDLOT base ball mines were to-
day engaged In the first big holi-
\ day program Of the present sea-
y son. Practically every diamond
Evening star., 1928-05-30

Capital A. G.. unlimiteds are also In
the field for games. Call Potomac 6i34.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

President Kaufman Of the Town and
Evening star., 1928-05-30

A Saturday game in senior ranks with
team having diamond Is sought by
T. II. Keanes Call Atlantic 224.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
PITCHING.
Total Gam. Com. Inn'gs
Rauaaa. alta RI. ea m nit rsaed. "
ALL OF CAPITAL CITY
MINES LISTED SUNDAY

All Capital City League mines win en-
gage In championship contests Sunday.
Diamonds have not been assigned as
yet In several cases.
Teha srtaA..fa.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
SPECIAL TIES RISE
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Main Body of Shares Irreg-
llIar-Ford of Canada
Has Big Slump.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFrERNAN.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
NEW YORK, May 29.-The element
favoring higher prices for specialties on
! the Curb Exchange once more demon
strated today lis ability to reverse the
downward trend Of the favorites, but
the movement OF the main body of
stocks was by no means uniform. Good
sired Losses were intermingied with
slight improvements III other directions
Although only a comparatively small
number of curb issues are acceptable as
collateral FOR call loans, urgent calling
Of the banks would naturally result IN
scFae iioui6ation Of speculative accounts.
The feature among lligf-priced issues
was Ford Motor of Canada. At 500 1t
was of IS points from the previous
final The statement credited TO an
offaCial TO the effect that no dividends
nor stock split up can be expected
slntn earnings show definite improve
ment and that developments along
these. lines cannot be expected this year
was the basis for the liquidation. Other
1notcr shares failed 90 be Influenced BY
strength In related issues on the Stock
EXCHANGE
Lehigh Coal g. Navigation shot for
ward nriskly and National Sugar Of
New Jersey recorded substantial im-
provement. The special operation in
Safe-T Stat kept on carrying the price
Up 70 a new high around IS.
With the exception Of New Jersey
ZINC. which was subjected 10 pressure
sT1ininE issues continued active and for
Elie most part higher Operations for
r1ae rise i'm Standard Of Kentucky were
renewed. but others Of the group were
Reft to drift for themselves National
lkTransit. selling ex the regular quarterly
5 cents and extra of 81 a share, sold
gaTound u. compared with yesterdays
final Of 32i5, loss Of approximately
z point, taking iato consideration de-
auction OF the dividends.
The drop IN J. W Watson from the
high al the year of 20 to current prices
around had discounted the omission
q the dividend announced today. and
the price held comparatively firm.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
WHEAT TURNS DOWN
AFTER EARLY CLIMB
Selling by Houses Recently on Bull
Side Sends Grain Prices
Lower.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 29--Wheat prices
turned downward today after an early
advance that was associated with dry
weather in the Northwest. Upturns met
with selling from houses which have
been conspicuous of late on the bull
side Opening at IA decline to 12 gain,
wheat rose all around, but later dropped
to well below yesterdays finish. Corn
was relatively firm, starting at a shade
off to "A up and subsequently showing
q General advance. Oats were easy.
yisions held steady.
Wheat closed heavy, 224 to 81 net
lower; corn, n to 21aa23s off; oats,
p to - down, and provisions varying
from 2a5 cents decline to an equal ad-
vance.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
WOOL QUOTATIONS.

BOSTON, May 20 fspeciaI) --Busi-
tory woois today In the Boston Wool
Market. with good demand for cloth.
ing length staples. Supplies are rec
stricted, however, as knitters and top
makers are taking most medium grades
before the clothing woods are graded
out. Fine territory was quoted at 1.18a
1.20 clean basis, French cornbing at
1.f0ai 10, half blood at 1.12af.15, three
eighths blood at 1.05af.08 and quarter
blood at l00a1.02. Fine Ohio heeces
were quoted at 49a50 grease basis, halt
blood at 51a52, three-eighths blood at
54a56 and quarter blood at 54a55.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
COPPER EXPORTS.

NEW YORK, May 20 CAo).--April ex-
ports of copper in unmanufactured form
we're 40,049 metric tons, against 4f ,33S
In March, the American Bureau oI
Metal Statistics reports. Great Britain
imported 10,374 tons in April Exports
Of unmanufactured lead were OATS
tons. against $3.50 in March, and ex-
ports Of zinc 2.62o tons. against 2,55a
in March.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
tQuotations furnished bY W. b Hibhs & Ga, }
Nominal god Selling checks
value for part. today.
rn.srn ,.c,tInd 4 GRRh II s. a

NEW YORK, May % fPl-Foreign
exchanges steady. Quotations in cents:
Great Britain, demand, 4877s; cables.
4887s: 60-day bills on banks, 484A
France, demand, 3.o3 9-16; cables
3.93 1916. Italy, demand, 5.26a4 cables,
5.27 lie.
Demand-Belgium 1895; Germany
1898: Holland. 4034; Norway, 2s7si2:
Sweden, 26.s21a Denmark. 1888; Swift
zerland. 1927; Spain, 1872; Greece.
i30: Poland 1925: Czechoslovakia,
2.964: Jugosiavia, i.76; Austria, 1903;
Rumania, .62A Argentina, 4270. Bra
zil, 1902: Toxic, 46.47; Shanghai, 6925,
Montreal, 9976Ts.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
DRY GOODS QUIET.

NEW YORK, May 20 fspecial) -
Cotton goods markets we're quiet again
today. Print cloths quotations were
marked I'D IA at 734 cents for e4x60s
and remained unchanged at 81 for
ssxfzs Raw silks eased of points In
a dull market,
Evening star., 1928-05-29
PRICES ON PARIS BouRsE

PARIS. May 2o (P).-Prices were
unsettled on the Bourse today: 3 per
cent rentes, SO francs 35 centimes;
per cent loan, 90 francs 35 centimes
exchange on London, 124 francs Q
centimes. The dollar was quoted at IS
francs 1914 centimes.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
SHIPMENTS AT PEAK.

NEW YORK. May 20 Gp9.-Ship-
ments by WiIlys-O Overland IN the week
ended May 20 set new high record
With 1883 cars. against l0850 the
week before. Unified orders we're 80
900 cars.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
SMALL LOAN POLICY
Of BANKS SPREADS
Bio institutions Going After
Business of the Salaried
Workers.
BY ]. C. RoYLE.

Sperial Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, May 29.-No account
is too small or too large for adequate
attention and consideration, according
to the policy now being adopted by the
greatest banks Of the United states
The financiers who head these lnstltn-
tions have made their attitude thor-
ouehly plain In connection with tne
innovation developed in New YORK ny
one of the largest banking concerns IN
the world, in extending salary ana
industrial loans A..
over 200 banks throughout the
United States have communicated with
the two institutions in New York which
established this service some weeks ago,
asking how it Is working out and re-
ouesting full details in order that tney
NAV establish similar policies.
The success Of the policy seems
assured. although its sponsors are still
unwilling to issue definite figures re-
garding it until full month shall have
elapsed from its Inauguration. 1t Is
known. however, that one bank mas
been extending loans at the rate Oh
some 5000 week since the start.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
Endorsement Necessary.

These loans are made without coll
lateral. but they necessitate an lndofse-
ment by some person with a salary or
With other credit officials OF the
National City Bank. the originator OF
the plan. declared today that in the
great majority Of cases, applicants were
found fully worthy Of receiving the
loans requested.
II was added that the reason for
borrowing the money usually involved
sudden family necessities, such as we're
entailed by medical or dental attention,
accident, or unforeseen calls upon the
salary worker which he was not 1mn1e-
diately prepared to meet In some
cases 1t was found that salaried people
had become involved in debt and SIM
ply desired to get their various scat
tered obligations paid up so that they
could concentrate on paying one person
for all. In few instances. II was de-
clared we're loans desired for the pur-
pose Of making purchases Of so-called
luxuries. Occasionally loans were made
TO complete payments on articles bought
under a part-payment plan, but in
nearly every case. these part-payments
had been SO nearly completed that the
loan was fully warranted.
One Of the reasons for the inaugura-
ton Of the plan was to remove the
salaried workers of the country from
the grip of the so-called loan sharks
This 1t has accomplished to certain
extent. but the officials Of the banks
which have put the plan into operation
agree that only a minor part of their
customers borrowed for this purpose. It
is the immediate unforeseen calls for
expenditures which bring these appli-
cants TO the banks with requests for
loans
Evening star., 1928-05-29
Becoming General.

Banks in many Of the larger cities
from New Orleans To the Canadian
border have notified the public that
they have set aside funds for such loans.
The movement seems to be becoming
general. and many financiers believe 1t
will have far~reaching effect on the
economic life Of the Nation.
Others do not go so far although they
agree that II has given an advantageous
opportunity to worthy borrowers be-
cause as the loan is repaid, interest is
paid on the repayments By the banks
which brings the cost Of the loan within
reasonable limits.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Once

Following is a list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

MISSOURI PAcTFTC-The Missouri
scaac reports 61rp5as o. S327.sis for
Ep-l sste- charges. II contrast 70 a
eAcat Of 81 .zaogs0 III ApYsi, 1877. and
Sog four n1orahs this vear surplus Of
E1a2S.s75. against surplus O. S623 .sGs
% the sane 1877 period
Evening star., 1928-05-29
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tReportec bv & W selirman & Col
Evening star., 1928-05-29

BRAESToE ARTIFICIAL SILK
k1Etr4ng Of T.oa0 600 shares Of the
5Esnstor Artificial silk Co. Ltd. Of
NsngAaxaa. ss 81 q share Eiu be made
kona1TTow ry jerome B. Sullivan a Co.
Ehe Issue represents 600 0oe deposfteo
befegyed shares q the company.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

. PTGGLY wTGGLY CORPORATION.
S--Ap-l sales cF PiggIy wiggiy CORPORA
A1on, ali stores were SI6,Ii5, 1856. against
x15.ssT.105 IN April. 1927. The small
gan was attributed 20 Only Fogr Satfr-
GAYS this April against fiVe last year.
Saturday sales usually being about 10
per cent Of the monthly total.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

ROCK ISLAND RATLRoAD-Ap
surplus Of the Chicago. Rock Island q
Pacific rose 20 s2si .s42 after charges
from SSe.259 In April last rear. ard for
f1szr months Of 1923 70 S2,544.5gB.
against s., ,1es .z22 z yesr ago.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

PUBLIC SERVICE or ggW gEP-
EksY. fsfocEi1as6egS ~ Esgoase Gegyace
Cexpcesta0sa gs fsew JERSEY 2ggsoge6 e
Agcee&ss g. sDEsAgFzzee preferred EGoex
from 1a6a G6s9 sfasfes to 1900 600. the
eTsassesss sasek 70 be s. series pre-
Serwec-