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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
STRAND-"Kewpie Dolls"

''Kewpie Dolls" will be this weeks
attraction at the Strand Theater. A
new offering on the Mutual circuit, ii
is heralded as entertainment entirely
satisfying to burlesque theater patrons
who desire a laughing treat, as we'll
as a generous quantity of specialties,
not of the commonplace type, with
songs of popular appeal. and dancing
by performers who have taken pains to
learn new evolutions.
Featuring Jack Hunt as leading
comic. Opal Taylor as first Soubrette
and Flora Dearth as the prima donna,
the company includes Lee Fellows.
George Murray. Kay Newman and Billy
Gilbert, jr.. with an effective chorus and
attractive scenic and costume details.
Thursday evening. in addition to the
show. there will be the usual wrestling
match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

bit of work in "A Kiss for Cinderella"
will be Cicely. while Henry Fonda and
Kent Smith have important parts and
Kay Conway is the boys mother.
Quite a large company of Junior Play
ers make up the cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Rehearsals of the forthcoming revival
OF "A Message From Mars" with Guy
Bates Post in the leading role, began
last week In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Stella Mayhem has been engaged for
the revival of Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh,"
In which Mrs Fiske will appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
Attractions in Washington
Playhouses This Week
IN LOCAL THEATERS THIS WEEK

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS But the Truth" comedy. Opens
tomorrow evening
BELAsCO-Brandon lyman in "The Devils Mistress" Opens
tomorrow evening
POLISH Connecticut Yankee musical comedy This evening
wARDMAN PARK-Master skylark (Junor Theater) Opens
Friday matinee.
STRAND-"Kewpe Dolls" burlesQue. afternoon and
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Such events as Madame X"
discloses may have occurred but
seldom in the history of the
French underworld. The drama
fist undertakes only to show how
easily they might occur, and to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

The ex-service man In Warren F..
Lawrences new play, Conflict has the
makings of something very interesting
and theatrically worth while. His Is
Evening star., 1929-12-08
CARNERA FOUL GIVES
BOUT TO STRIBLING
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, December Primo Carnera,
giant Italian carpenter, was disquali-
fed at the end of the seventh round
of his bout with William L. (Young)
stribling of Macon, Ga, here tonight
and the decision was awarded to the
American.
Camera was disqualified on foul
for hitting Stribling after the bell,
ending the seventh round, had sounded.
It was the second meeting between the
two heavyweights, both ending on fouls.
Stribling was disqualified for hitting
Carnera low in a recent bout at London.
It was disappointing ending to a
fight in which Stribling found the big
carpenter no Set-up to be brushed aside
when he pleased. Camera went down
for a short count in the sixth round,
but otherwise just about held his own
with his American rival, whom he out
weighed by some 85 pounds. ~
Evening star., 1929-12-08
BUGS GET CLOUTING
COAST FIRST SACKER

PITTSBURGH, December z R.-
The Pittsburgh Pirates today secured
First Baseman Gus Suhr Of the San
Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast
League. First Baseman Earl Sheely
and substantial sum of money" were
given in exchange for the coast player,
the Pirate management said.
Suhr, who is "a and native of San
Francisco, led his league with 1876 runs
scored last season, and 81 home runs
we're included among his tallies. His
batting average was 1871. His fielding
average was .989. He bats left-handed
and throws with his right.
Sheely came to the Pirates at the
start of the 1929 campaign from Sac
ramento of the Pacific Coast League.
He was eficient in the fielding depart
ment during the past season, but his
batting average suffered due to an arm
injury. His stick average was .292. He
Is "a and his home Is in California.
Suhr will report to the. Pirate
Spring training camp at PaSo Roblcs,
Calf, about the last week of February.
Sheely will join the Seals in Spring
training.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
FAST GATOR BACKS
ROUT OREGON, 2D6
Florida Romps to Victory
When WebfootS SWeiter in
GIaring Heat.
BY REX Safer,
Associated Press stan Writer.

n R IAMI, Fla, December 7-Three
NH wing-footed University of Flor
V ida backf1eld men romped
1 4 through the University Of
Oregon WebfootS for 20-to-6
victory in the intersectional foot ball
game at Madison Square Gardens VIM
ter sports stadium here today.
Quarterback Clyde Crabtree led the
march toward Florida victory over the
sweltering OregonianS with an S0-yard
dash down the gridiron in the second
quarter for the first touchdown Of the
game. The crowd Of 1900 that basked
in the glaring sunlight had barely
quieted their clanor over Crabtree's feat
when Ed SaulS, Gator halfback. thrust
his way through the Oregon line for
SO yaroS and another counter.
McEwen, Caters, Scores.
Red McEwsn, another halfback, ac-
counted for the third Florida score in
the third period when he skirted right
end for the l0-yard distance to the
Oregon goal.
The Oregon team, generally jerSeylssS
in the last half because of the heat,
was outclassed during the first half, but
took q brace In the latter part Of the
third quarter that ended with their one
touchdown four minutes before the
game ended.
The score came on a 40-yard pass,
Shearer to Walter Broln.
The game was developed around
straight foot ball in almost every in
stance, with but one forward pass COM
pleted despite nine attempts by Ore
gon and cne by Florida.
AcclimatiOn Unsuccessful.
The Oregon aggregation's campaign
of acclinlation to seml-tropic conditions,
lasting over 10 days since their Thanks
giving day game with st. Mary's, proved
unsuccessful, and the Webfoots were
unable to swing into form until q cool
breeze relieved them late In the game.
Al Browne, Oregon halfback, was in
jured during the game and was taken
to a local hospital. The lineup:
Evening star., 1929-12-08
TARHEELS LICK DUKE
TO WIN STATE TITLE
BY the Associated Press.
~rnHyAHE NJ

DURHAM, N. c., December T.
North Carolina's 1929 foot ball eleven
brought successful season to q climax
today by outsmarting and outplaying
its chief State rival, Duke University,
to roll up a 48-to-7 victory. A crowd
of $4,000 saw the game.
The spectacular backs of the TarheelS
at all times were able to smash or pass
their way to. scores against the Blue
Devils. To mention stars would neces-
state roll call Of Chuck Collins back
field players. for Nash, Branch, Ward,
Magner, Spaulding, House, jackson,
Erickson and Slusser each played a big
part in enabling the Heels 10 wind up
their 1929 season with only one defeat,
that at the hands Of the University
of Georgia, 10 to IL.
The win today clinched without
dispute the claim Of the University of
North Carolina to the State champion
ship OF North Carolina.
The Blue Devils today were without
the services Of Capt. Harry Kistler, suf-
fermg with game knee, but Kid
Brewer. Bill Murray. Sam Buie, Mel
Peler, Bob Thorne and Don Hyatt all
acquitted, themselves, well.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
TENNESSEE CRUSHES
GAMECOCKS, 54 TO 0
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December T.
Tennessee's touchdown twins, Gene Nc
Ever and Buddy Hackman, personally
conducted the Volunteers to 54-to-0
defeat of the University of South Caro-
lima in a game which gave McEVer an
opportunity to take his place today at
the head Of the class Of foot ball scorers
for the Nation, with seasons total
of 13o points.
The Bristol boy scored five touch
downs against the courageous but
almost helpless Gamecocks and added
points after touchdowns for total
of SO points for his days work. Nc
Ever had 81 when he went out to play
the last game on the 1929 schedule and
his seasons count of 100 just enabled
him to nose out the great running
Clark Hinkle of Bucknell, who quit
work for the year with score Of 123.
Tennessee piled up Is first downs to 2
for South Carolina.
McEverS buddy, Hackman, was just
behind his running mate, for he scored
three touchdowns to complete the total
Of eight piled up against the lads from
the Palmetto State.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
HARTKOFF OF GERMANY,
WHIPS DANIELS, ENGLAND

BERLIN, December Z P).-Helmut
Hartkoff, German light-heavyweight,
who leaves for America within a few
days to box on the Max Schmeling
card at Atlantic City, N. j., February
%, won an eight-round decision from
Gypsy Daniels of England last night.
Although outweighed is. pounds by the
Englishman, Hartkoff, won every round
to surprise the experts. : He has won
Is out Of II tights, with draws.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
HEAV|ES TO FIGHT
FOR SHARKEY BOUT
SCott-von Porat Go Victor
Likely to Meet Jack in
Miami Battle.
AZ tha AssocIated press

BY the Associated Press
n y EW YORK, December Phil
IN Scott, gangling fire laddie from
London, and Otto Won Porat,
4 Studious Norwegian, travel to
the leather wars Monday night
with something more than Just fight
In prospect For the loser there will be
nothing but Jumps and the chance to
start all over again. For the winner a
pleasant and lucrative Winter looms.
Some one must box Jack Sharkey,
the one American port in the storm Of
foreign heavyweightS crowding in on
the vacant heavyweight throne at
Miami Beach next February, and the
winner of this 12-round SkirmiSh IN
Madison Square Garden Monday night
probably will draw the assignment.
II the bout ends in spectacular FASH
ion, the Garden probably viii look no
further for Sharkey'S mate in the Sec
ond annual battle Of the palms. An
ordinary performance win force the
winner to eliminate the victor OF the
Tuffy Grifnth- Johnny Risko battle here
later this season.
Despite Won Porat's power as a
puncher and Scott's skin as boxer,
considerable of the interest in the af-
fair centers on the third man in the
ring.
Dempsey Third Man in Ring.
Jack Dempsey, once the ace Of oil
heavyweight clouters, has been granted
a referees license here and has been
named unof1cially to handle the main
bout. Because of State Athletic Com
mission law, the referee cannot be
named oficially until the boxers are
in the ring.
Since the injection Of Dempsey into
the affair, the demand for tickets has
increased steadily. The bout now Is
expected to draw close to $1,000
With at least half of that profit Tor
charity, the Christmas fund OF which
Mrs. william r. Hearst is chairman.
An attractive card supports the main
bout. In the semi-final Maxey Rosen-
bloom and Yale Okun, contenders tor
the vacant light-heavyweight title, box
IL rounds. The first 10-rounder brings
together Marty Gallagher, Washington.
D. c., heavyweight. and George Hof1-
man of New York, former amateur
champion.
Evening star., 1929-12-08

Only one game of eight was lost
this Fall by Dewitt, MercerSburg
Academy vanquiShing Coach Jim
McNamara's boys, 13 to O, in their
opener. GonZaga also enjoyed a
good season, losing only two en-
gagementS, these to Catholic Uni
verSity'S freshmen and to Dewitt.
Dewitt triumphed yesterday largely
through ability to gain more consist
emily on running plays. The efforts of
both teams at aerial attack were ham,
pered by the slippery ball. This was
particularly costly to Gonzaga, which
had counted heavily upon its clever
passing game. Several penalties for
rough tactics hurt Dewitt
Keefe, left halfback; Milton Abram-
son. quarterback. and Capt. Knott, full
back, were the big guns in the Dewitt
offense. Keefe was consistent ground
gamer, and scored his teams first
touchdown.
Abramson directed his team efficiently
and toted the ball on several occasions
for good yardage. Knott was in there
pounding the line time and again for
advances and 1t was he who plunged
over for his teams second touchdown
Paul Tangora, left tackle, played a
stalwart game at left tackle for the
victorS.
BuSsink Steps Lively.
For Gonzaga, Bussink, quarterback
distinguished himself. Not only did he
score the Purple'S lone touchdown, but
he did the bulk of its ground gaining
and played an outstanding game on
defense. Larry Freund. Gonzaga left
halfback, also contrived to advance the
hal Nnps aHNCtn ftAI fvac
In the first quarter both teams ex-
hibited power on attack at times, but
neither was able to get the ball within
striking distance of the others goal.
Keefe and Abramson, particularly the
former, advanced the ball for good dis
tances several times for Dewitt, while
Bussink and Freund ripped of con-
siderable yardage for the Streeters.
It was early in the second period
that Gonzaga scored its touchdown.
After Dewitt had drawn 15-yard pen
atty for overzealous play, it lost 10 more
yards on a tumble. Then, after Knott
got of weak punt, GonZaga struck out
down the field. BuSSink shot around
right end to a first down and Freund,
on successive dashes, advanced the ball
Is more yards. Here Dewitt drew an
other 15-yard penalty for roughness,
putting the ball on the 3-yard stripe.
&AA1tk (CbAbN AAoo AOPAAoSA
at the line, McVean dropped back and
zipped 10-yard pass to Bussink be-
bird the Dewitt goal line for the touch
dc wn. A pass for the point was un-
successful. -
Keefe Crosses Goal.
A sustained attack in which Keefe,
Abramson and Bernard carried the ball
and pass from Knott to Bernard that
was good for 10 yards enabled Dewitt
to reach the Gonzaga 9-yard line late
In the period. Then Keefe raced wide
around left end to the touchdown that
made the score call. A pass for point
failed.
Neither team was able to advance the
leather appreciably In the third quarter,
but Dewitt had the Purple on the de-
fensive from the start in the final Pc
riod, though Gonzaga managed to hold
the uptown boys at bay until near the
close Of the game. Then Dewitt started
| q drive from the aonzasa A0-yasS line
Evening star., 1929-12-08
UPsETs IN CHURCH LOOP.

st. Paul Lutheran quint defeated Pet
worth Methodist Episcopal, "a to 10, and
Calvary Methodist Episcopal downee'
United Brethren, % TO 81, in upsets
last night in Sunday School Basket
Ball League games played at the Y. M,
G. A. Mount Pleasant Congregational
won its first league game over Atone
ment, 80 to 10. and in other matches
Trinity Methodist, Episcopal defeated
Calvary SEEKS, "a to Is: First Brethren
vanquished Haniline, % to is, and
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal was
a 23-14 winner over Calvary brakes.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
TECH BEATEN, 2O-12,
BY STAMFORD HIGH
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpaCcn 10 Tne star.
STAMFORD, Conn, December T.
Stamford High School, champion high
school foot ball team Of Connecticut,
this afternoon defeated Tech High of
Washington, D. c., 20-12, in an inter-
sectional game played at Cummings
Park here before crowd of about
5000 fans. The weather was haZy and
warm and the footing decidedly slip
perry.
The game was marked by frequent
use Of the forward pass, practically all
Of the scoring being due either directly
or indirectly to these passes.
The outstanding players were Full
back Best of Stamford, who scored
all three touchdowns for his team, and
Ymaga, Mckinley halfback, who ran
IS yards for touchdown and gained
much other ground Capt. Benner, re-
ceiving, and Quarterback Spencer,
throwing, starred for Mckinley.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Dee Retains Pro Colt Championship Maryland Bous Western Aaya
D0Uis-Elkins Is Licked
First Time IN Oklahoma
By the AssocIated Press.

By the Associated Press. e,.. IA -5
OKLAHOMA CITY, December T.
Davis-E -Elkins College, previously un~
defeated in IL starts, suffered, its
first loss of the season here today
at the hands of q fighting band Of
Oklahoma University gridsters, n
to II. The Gold Bugs outplayed the
) West Virginians In every department
Of the game, and before the contest
was 10 minutes old had piled up q
lead Davis -Ell1inS was unable to
overcome.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
IOIOa Is Fired for Not
Firing Men, Says L0uer
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December THE
University of Iowa was denied REIN
statement to the Western Confer
ence today because it refused to dis
miss George Bresnahan, track coach;
declare several athletes ineligible
under the classification Of improper
financial aid, and because it has
not materially changed the person.
mel Of its athletic governing board,
G. e. Lauer, Iowa director of ath-
letics, said tonight.
Iowa did not do these things for
the reason that It was not willing to
sell its soul to gain the world" Lauer
said in a statement, which was so
bitter that 1t indicated Iowa might
never again seek reinstatement.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
FOOT BALL SCORES.

Western Maryland, IL; Maryland, o.
Dewitt, IL; Emerson, 6.
Georgia, IL; Georgia Tech, 6.
Florida, 90; oregon, g..
Tennessee, 54; South Carolina, 0. ?.
North Carolina, 4S; Duke, z.
William and Mary, z; Hampden Sid
ney, 6. neg -~"f - ~-
st. Edwards University, 6; Austin
(Texas) College. 0.
Oklahoma City University 27;' pG'
ElkinS IL. -' f-
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Lineup and Summary.

4OuCnuOWnS-Clary I'd. .
81, SuI31stiLutions: western Maryland-Dought
t ION Maryland-Berger for Roberts, Miller
I1r Wa,, 5eFger, May for Evans, Wilson for
for CarliS. 'A'' R'AOnAt@A
Referee-Mr. Crowen (swarthmore). Nm
mr mshNME M TagEert IRochester). Field judge
Evening star., 1929-12-08
81 OF SO PASSES MADE,
RIDER CLAIMS AIR TITLE

TRENTON, N. j., December z Dr.
The undefeated foot ball team Of Rider
college claims the forward passing
championship Of the country.
In seven games played during the
past season, the Trenton collegians
attempted SO aerials and completed "a,
p OF them resulting in touchdowns.
None was intercepted
Evening star., 1929-12-08

a $50 set that gave her total of 1929
for nine games, an average of better
than ia. The previous best nine-game
score was made by Miss Gulh in win
ming the same event year ago with
981. Her games last night were 13S,
l0S and 109.
Lucille Preble shot 33S to finish Sec
ond with total of 94S. Catherine
Quigley was third with $50; Lucy
Owen, fourth, with 927; Thelma Clark,
NTH, with 913, and Irene Mischou,
sixth, with 9O2. .-...-.-
First place was worth $50; second,
Evening star., 1929-12-08
DEWITT DEFEATS CONZACA
in HARD BATTLE, IL TO 6
Forty-Yard Drive Near Finish Brings Winning
TOuchdOwn-Wet Pigskin Thwarts Purple,
Which Hoped to Pass Way to Victory.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

I =
turned back desperately g.
fought yesterday the water-soaked
field Griffith Stadium.
"
touchdown early in the
the quarter when Tom Keefe left
touchdown Then in the dying of the Dewitt
tered its ways the winning ouchdown Capt Francis
They point after all
AS the result of its victory Dewitt
series begun 1924 Dewitt has three
0
Evening star., 1929-12-08

$50; third, SIS; fourth, $40; NTH, So,
The summary of the tournament, in
ciuaing totals for the first two sets, last
nights scores and grand totals follow:
Evening star., 1929-12-08

In red hot battle that required two
extra periods, Central High basketers
conquered the Georgetown Freshmen,
IS to as, In a preliminary. Parkins and
Cumberland came through with floor
goals In the second extra period to en-
able the scholastics to win. It was the
Hoya Yearlings' opening game.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Lineup and Summary. :

Dewitt SCORING: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Knott.
Gonzaga scoring: Touchdown-BuSsink,
Substitutions: Devitt-Ulner for Rose
Gonzaga-McGinley for Shipman, Maust for
for Dunan. = -
Referee--Mr. Towers (columbia). Um-
pire-Mr. Davis lWeSt Virginia.: Linesman
Mr.. Mcclure (Georgetownl. = = -
Evening star., 1929-12-08
FRALEY GRID CAPTAIN.

DAVIDSON, N. c., December z CPl.--
Walter Fraley of Barium Springs, N. c..
tonight was elected captain of the
4aSQ Davidson College foot ball team,
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Lineup and Summary.

Tennessee Scoring; Touchdowns: Nc
downS-Herndon (pass from Dodd); Dodd.
2 Ckicks from placement); McEyer; 8 (pass
from Dodd and two rushes from scrimmAge).
Referee-Mr. Lambert (Ohio Statel. Um-
pire-Mr. Maxwell tOhio state1a Lincsman
Mr.. Wessting (CincinnatD. Field judge
Mr.. Bagley washington and Lee).
Evening star., 1929-12-08
PELTCANs BUY WAMBY.

KANSAS CITY, December (H1.-Bil
Wamby has been sold by the Kansas
City club of the American Association
to New Orleans Of the Southern Asso-
eiation
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Lineup and Summary.

Substitutions: Mckinley Tech-IIimmel-
farb for Geiger, Rhodes for Goldman, VIII
for Moore. Stemford-Wynne for Shannon,
Montasno for Hanrahan. Blois for Telesco,
Caputo for Dzamba. Laureno for Ladas.
Touchdowns-Best C3), Benner and Yznaga.
Points after touchdown-Best. Page. Ref
eree-ThomaS Thorpe (Columbia). Umpire
j, C. Hennessy (BrownS). Head lnesman
John Hogan (Villa Nova).
Evening star., 1929-12-08
MCLEAN BAsKETERs LOSE.

MCLEAN, Va, December 7.--McLean
a. 9. lost to Montrose A. c. iof Wash
ington' 20 to Is. here tonight. Score:
Evening star., 1929-12-08

night in the American University gym.
It was the opening game of the season
for both quints. .....,....
Ability of the visitors to cage virtual
ly every shot in the first is minutes
Of play gave them a 1873 lead. At
the half, Gettysburg's advantage was
% TO 6.
Georgetown rallied CALAMITY in tn"
second half and, led by Maurice Nc
Carthy and Freddy MeSner, raptde
whitfield the visitors lead until the
had cut it to 1925, with just thre;
minutes to 60. At this stage, however,
the Gettysburg boys checked the Hoyas,
holding them to a single point, while
they were chalking up during the
remaining minutes.
Capt. Clarence (Duke) Cramer and
Skeets Anglemoyer, forwards, each with
9 points, led ths winners attack.
Hoke, center, and Julian, guard, also
played well for Gettysburg. .
Mccarthy and Mesmer were high
scorers for Georgetown, with 10 and q
points. respectively. Hal Meenan Play.
Evening star., 1929-12-08

which brought the winning touchdown.
During this march Keefe fumbled, but
Glenn Suddarth, Dewitt end, recovered
on the 15-yard line. Then Bernard and
Keefe rushed the ball to the l-yard
stripe, from where Knott plunged over.
Abramson's drop-kick for point f1iv-
vered.
Evening star., 1929-12-08
National Duckpin Record Set
By Lorraine Gull IN "Stakes''

NATIONAL duckpin record for
women was established by Lor-
raine GULL when she finished
the Meyer Davis Sweepstakes
Evening star., 1929-12-08
Gettysburg Qui''t Upsets G. U.,
1920, Getting Early Margin

ed good aIl-around game for the
Evening star., 1929-12-08

- ETTYsBURG COLLEGES bas-
ket ball team registered an
T upset by conquering George
~ town University, 33 to rs, In
q knnnlu contested game last
Evening star., 1929-12-08
TERRORS WIN nth
STRAIGHT, z TOO
More Than 10000 See Old
Liners Beaten on Muddy
Baltimore Grid.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

B e +; s.: i;: e E.: !! :; 1: i :!
hio hreaks of the game the
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-02

\ curities, unless the companies 4ntarily choose to make it pulp lie.
 Investors in securities of indivi- dual companies have fairly com ple.4 information available by wLith to reckon the value of their 1Jcck purchases with reference to a gien company's earnings, pro- perties and prospects.
 Holding companies, however, with their varied and changing positions in the market, have rais- ed difficult problems for investors.
 Securities of investment com panies may sell for long periods either under or above their real value without the fact being dis covered by brokerage houses and the investing public.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-10-02
BE INVESTMENT COMPANIES RAISE
 NEW PROBLEMS

NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (P)-The rise of powerful investment and stock trading companies, whose holdings and operations are clos ed book to the general public, has placed an enormous premium on inside information
 With the exception of a few out standing holding companies whose securities are listed on the New York stock exchange little exact information exists regarding their activities or the true value of their