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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-26
Barbara worra notei Ciu1 Break.
last, 25c Up; merchants lunch 50c;
- bic d note dianer $l.0G. adv

We Try Poultry, weigh on ap-
proved scales. and pay in cash, q
Ettlr moro thau any Fl ccntro deal
cr. Phone COL. Troy's, LIS wood
fs.rd. ADJ
TIC ~.arfic Tag Fal Lus.cn-
berger. lit Aain street and Earle
Phelps ,A.id ad Olive uc1e ticket
81 s.st nday ~ tat" traffic Off
e... Ln,;enbet "as tagged for
e.:II.g H ana Phelps Tor speeding.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-26

IS. +,
r. A. ~
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
E1>IGHT1


At Mobile. Ala. Jack Britton,
former welterweight champion. won
decision over Grover Mallinf, of
Mobile Q0).
At Rochester, n. Y.--Joey Man
uel, OF Rochester, outpointed Johnny
Dundee. former featherweight cham.
pion 00).
At Philadelphia - Harold Mays,
Bayonne, n. j., won decision over
Con O'Kelly, Irish heavyweight d0l.
Baby Joe Cans. Los Angeles, kay
oed Jackie Brady, of Syracuse, n.
y. (Sl.
Maurice Hotter, French light
weight. outpointed AL Gordon, OF
Philadelphia 00).
At New York--Izzy Grove, New
York weIterweight. won decision
over Vince Dundee, of Baltimore
t10b.
Domlnick Petrone, New York. won
decision over AL Goldberg, also oi
New York tfOl.
= At Toronto -- Black Bill, Cuban
flyweight. outpointed Johnny Nc
Coy. OF Rochester, n. Y. (S).
steve Rocco. of Toronto. won de
cision over Routier Para. Chilean
lightweight 00).
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
IOLF PROS WANT TO IMPROVE THEIR GANlES
2i-C. Pantos CA, G. Tompros ,(Al,
G. n. Laue tB).
APRIL Is-s;OO r. VI.

21-c. Pantos CA, G. Tompros ,tAl,
g. H. Laue tB).
APRIL Is--s;0O p. NJ.
1-Economics, Agriculture 1nterbureau
Accounts. Agriculture Interbdresu
tCJ
s-shops No. ?, Agriculture Inter-
bureau (E).
Shops No. ]. Agriculture Inter
bureau fC).
s-Interbureau, Agriculture Inter.
bureau (C).
s--Blister Rust No. 2. Agriculture
5--Blister Rust No. /, Agriculture
IAterhureah (Dl.
S-Pension Park Market, Suburban
(CD.
10--Northerns. suburban OBJ.
1i-Petworth Garage, suburban ID).
12-York Auto supply, Suburban OBJ.
14-Rock Creeks, Suburban &C..
15-Diplomat Coffee, Suburban tB).
16--Splinters Transportation (Eb.
17-Horsefeathers, Transportation (DI.
lS--klondykes, transportation tD).
l9--Sales. Lanshurgh League Id.
2I--Colonials. Supervising Architects
(C).
APRIL ~, 10 p. NJ.
Doubles
1~~Galleher and Galleher (D). Weld
man and Whitford tRl.
2-Holbrook and Mccarthy CO., Rod
rick and Burrows tC).
S-~Fuchs ard Ellstt Cd, Baum and
partner tBl.
Cord IN and Walker tB), Everhart
and Fox &C..
Swain and Henderson (At. Lewis
and kibby tA).
s-Reif and partner CBl, Anderson
and Overend (AI.
Locks and Hail OBJ. scanlon and
Kuhrt (E1.
SDixon and Barber tCD, Peake and
Piake tDl.
9~~Gersdorff and Mckerricher (CD
Moeller and smith tCl.
1G--Ready and Rousseau tpl. Gerner
and Kroninbtter CD.
t1-~Corcoran and Proctor CO., Stuari
and Wohlforth tD).
12-Martiu and Palmer tC). Avery
The Washington times., 1929-04-09

and Hopkins tDI.
Il-Fivaz ana Ninman CD. conklin
and Fellows (C).
1b--+Scott and German Co, TeTwtsse
and Rupert (Cb
16--Ferrall and Posey co, Mcclure
and Mccarthy tC).
f7-stock and Tucker Cd. Holmes
and Curtis (DD.
IS--McCOnville and Stock tC), Roddy
and Moller tD).
I9--Rousseau and Ready cd, Stork
and Rose (B).
s0--Milbourne and Sabean (C) Has
sIebush and Hughes CB).
2l--Frsnce and Hodgson tE), Croft
and Lowry (C).
APRIL 49, r. NJ.
Singles
IL. Stott (A). n. Barnes CA. c. A
LiudstrOn "a J,
M. ]. German tA1, J. A. Farrell
OBJ. r. DeGlantz tBJ
81. h. Rose OBJ, r. A. McNey tCJ.
41w. j. sneliinss tR,, H. e. Al
bridge (C). f.. $. Aldridge co.
5-F p. Foley (E), f. r. Litzau tAl.
s-R ". Philips (D,. p. vIncii tE).
&c. q. chandler tEl. F. p. schmehI
Cd, J. G. Thompson (E).
S-A L. smith tE), T. May tED. c,
c. shipton CD,
81. y. Faley (El. j. c. Sherbahn
To-, w. Il. TabIer Cd.
io-~J W. Alexander Cd. e. w. Rob
bins (C), +. +. Burgess Cd.
I 1i~-G. L. Baum tDD. r. C. Harbn
CCD. ., y. Talley tE1.
12~-L. A. Finn (D), II. j. Robb tDl.
S A. Jacobs (C(.
i'll. II. Berry tE). Francis Mickey
tn. G.. NJ. Commings tC).
I5--Ieo SEeer OBJ, c. a. Drake tCl.
{. NJ. charest tAl.
16-~E Kellogg tBl. A, W. Collier co.
J. Motyka fD).
| f7--Niliam Mackey Cd. F. Rade
tCG. n. e. OsgoodAtCD.
1S-R. 4. Lauxman tCl, s. r. Charles
CEl. ". r. Ludwig tEl.
| 19-J. Prieci tAl. \. Baxter tAl. H.
Rothgeh 'fB1,
2O--T DeFino tA). o. oehier tB).
!. Dwyer OBJ.
el-R Fillius OBJ. NJ McAuliffe tCl,
r. r. white 1DI
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
APRIL 10--S r. NJ.
.. Taama


1--Broadside Mount, Navy Yard (C)
columbus University, X. c. (AI.
3-Dockets. Interstate Commerce lDb.
'4--Colonial Ice Cream, Business Mems
(D).
s-Opfnions. General Counsel ID.
6-Pi1ots, Post office (E).
7--,Education. Interior tE).
s-Piant Bureau. Agricultural Inter-
bureau CD).
10-PenH OIL. Athletic tAl.
11---Manhattan. Athletic. tC).
12-Joseph Phillips, Athletic tA.
14-Rialto Athletic tA).
15-Dis mond Cab. Athletic (C).
l6--Rurkhalter Express. Athletic tC).
lT-Union Printers Athletic fAD,
1s-AIlied Roofing. Athletic tB).
darlington. Athletic tA).
20~-Jas. Baird Co. Building Contres-
tors (D).
2I--survey No. /. Interior co.
APRIL ~. 10 r. M.U
boobies
1--Furey and Marshall ID, Hayre
and partner (BD.
e-Purdy and poole {C), Mangene and
Feaster Id.
s-Motley and Douglass. (E), seibert
4-Ganna and Dwyer (A). Green
and Lebowitz (E).
5-Gordon and Crowley OBJ. Ryan
and Sneliings (Cl.
6-Taylor and McNay (D), Stott
and Barnes tA).
1~-JaeObs and Commings Co, McNay
and Finn ID.
8-DeGlaptz and I.tpdstrom (A),
Aldridge and Aldridge CC).
9Berry and Robb (E). kosich and
Lamp tCl.
lo-Meeks and Bromley tC), Golden
and Potter fCO.
I1--Cross and Lamar tC). Mason and
CrutcbIey CC).
1a--Mnson and Griffith fE) Har-
willie and Fesssy ID.
14-Aiken and Brown (B), Smi.hson
and Ketcheil ID.
l5-I.arcombe and LaClaire &C.,
Schreiner and Knee I'D.
/, 16-Gress and Ju1th OBJ, Gabrielle
and Oppenheimer tC).
17~~Gubisch and Ryan (R). Vance
and Vance tDb
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
.CROOKE' s AIS
PLAN BENEFIT

1t appears likely that the benefit
game for the family of the late Tom
Crooke. former player and later
well-known umpire. who lost his lite
in an accident last week while re-
turning from Quantico in bus. may
find team composed Of former as
sociates of Crooke's instead OF
local college team opposing the
Marines in the benefit game.
The idea for recruiting a team TO
meet the Marines is fostered by
Harry H. Seyforth. 2032 Bennett st.
n. f.
SeyfOrth already has gotten I'm
touch with Lem Owens. GiOva-
netti, Johnny Bleier, Monk"
Fraser and Brownie" Lemerise,
all well known to local baseball
fans. all of whom are enthusias-
tic i'm their support Of the plan.
IL this plan materializes. such
well-known local stars as Walter
Beall, Mike Moran. Noots Newton.
Jack Frye. Eddie Carroll. Heine
Webb, F'inney Kelley. Dutch Sterzer.
Tommy Ford. Roxy Roche, Johnny
Fitzgerald. Ping Purdy Mac" Mac
Carthy. Walter Hughes. Charley
Barnhardt. Bottle" Cox, Harms
berger. Dick Williams and SOUR
reIl' Charles may appear in the
local all-star lineup.
All OF the above-named players are
urged to get in touch with Seyforth.
His telephone is Lincoln 1888.
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
APRIL 1s-7:OO +. NJ.
singles


Singles
14-c. f. America ID, u. \. Dun
worth tBJ, J. Moore (Ri.
1s--E Heffner tB,. II. E. Par
sons CBG c. W. Humphrey Co vr
16-w. a. MORGAN lD1, g. 5 hef-
foot Cd. B. c. Sascher (Ei.
1T W. Manning Cd, F. Goff rtA)'
:" 1s@c. carlisle tc), E: Miller tA),
E. r. Greenslet tE).
19-H, Foggerty fB), W. Taylor tD)'
H. l.. Chisholm (E).
clupe ire ID, G. B B. Leapley (B>:
@1-R. r. shay &C., G. H. Good
22-J. G. Roche (El, y. f. Horan
fDl. G. H. Rakersmith tEl.
s3-w A, Royal Co. I. w. ztm-
norman tE), V. Eaton tD).
24-C. Haugen (E), II. l.. Jones tD)'
2s1T. /. pils tE), J. Fulmer ca,
NJ. Talent CHI.
APRIL ~, II. NJ.
Teams
H~Central Armature Works, :Glectri-
i5NPotomsc Electrical Power Co.
EiSetricai tc1i r,.,,r,c., I'M
10 r. Evans, Electrical tDl.
1S-Kaplan and Crawford, Electri-
cal tEN.
1e-D,ubleday Hin. Electrical IE1.
s0-Creel Brothers. Electrical tEl.
.2I--Plant Engineers, c. and T. Tele'
phone Co. lC).
22-Equpment, C, and p. Telephone
Co. tCD.
aa-HyattsvilIe District c. and f,
24-Special Assessment, Internal Reve-
nue. tC).
s5-Boyer Pharmacy, Airing o r
| County tC).
APRIL 17-I0 +. VI.
Doubles
Morgan and Kerfoot tn), Sas-
cher and Manning tEl.
l5-Cartisle and Carlisle tC), Miller
and Croft (Al.
Bischoff and sch:eith tD). Reed
and Mergner ID
1s-Brown and Connor tc). Schultz
and Connor tC).
i9-Albus ami Turner ,(D). James and
| Gross tE),
eo-Leyland and Gross (E), Del
Movers and Kline fE).
21-Farrel: and Mcclure (D), Leaples
and Shay OBJ.
2o-Dyunworth and Moore (B). Hau.
gen and SartwelI tE)
23-Dils and Jones tE). Heffner and
| Parsons OBJ.
24-Morgenstein and wasserman. (D)
Rurris and McAlwee (D4.
Is BsEenger and Lynn tC), Rngar
and Clagett tD). Williams and Evans
tB).
APRIL 1s-7:OO. T.. NJ.
singles
| II f. Martin (C). g. h. Posey tCt,
| J. NJ. Palmer (C).
! 2--F. r. Moller cC1, f. j. Hopki ins
! tn), A. f. Fivas ID.
S-H ] Hinman ID. r. Holmes tB,
c. Curtis (DD.
| "A. T, Terwtsse tBy, w. F. s-ort
(B), ]. E Rupert (B)s
lows Cd, W. R. Mccarthy tcl.
Sd H McConvtlle tC), E. {, scot
I (Dl, William stock co.
II. '. Roddy Ca. s, corcoran (Bl
S-M F. Hoist .(E>. j. r. Hoffman
| (E), J. stueart Cd.
20; S.esnson ,n tp1; H. L. Mcoutnr
| 10-R. G Rely tA). w. y. Grimes
| tD). Al. Souder (Rl.
lit. p. Howara (Bl, A. Pepin tCp
B. Frantz Cd.
12-J P. Loveless CB), l.. r. siemar
tD).. J. f. sieman (E).
III. T. Cox tEl. r. A Loveles'
| 13-D. Mccarthy (C. r. j, Bischori
| CD9. F. l.. Schleith tDl.
1s-J. Q. Peterson fC), D. Fslck CD
| Ill c. Anderson ca. J. E. Over
end ca, T. NJ, Thornburg tA).
| 1s-J. W, Lindbere tC). A. r. Lind
| ia. X staley fDD, ]. Mushinsky
/ CD, o, C1aggett (D).
2o-H singer tD), H. chaconas (Ab
The Washington times., 1929-04-09

1s-McInturff and Dixon Cd. Ander-
son and Ruch tEl
19-Merrlck and MuIligan (D) MUIR
reli and Lamb tC1.
20--Hess and RAYMOND ID. Crowley
and ward tBb.
sl-stncendiver and Brill (D), Gibson
and Cooper tE).
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
City Duckpin Schedule
For First Week

city ducpn tournament opening at the Coliseum
only the time they will start DOW
of the alley they will in the toloWne
The Washington times., 1929-04-09

He went into a ditch on the long
fifteenth and required stabs be.
fore he deposited the ball into the
cup. Then he took a s on the par
8 seventeenth and blasted away his
chances. finishing with a Il.
Arthur Thorn placed second to
Mcleod with a 72 while AL Tredor.
youthful pro at Manor, was third
with 73 and Al Houghton fourth
with rs.
The Washington times., 1929-04-09

J. Monroe Hunter. the long.
driving pro at Indian Spring.
led the field at the turn with a
nobby 81. but he was beset with
troubles or the fifteenth and
seventeenth holes.
The Washington times., 1929-04-09

A move was attempted to
have a tournament assigned to
the Country Club at Richmond.
Va. but the Baltimore pros OBJ
jected ON the grounds that the
distance was too far.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
SLIGHT GAINS
MADE BY
STOCKS
~ w 8 COUSINS

NEW YORK, April b Gins
Under the lead of tho oil stocks and
apecialties. the Industrial INST rallied
10 slightly higher price levels ii ~
inactive market this morning Trans
sections Ii the first half.hotr were
under Ao0. 900 shares. 81 about half
as much AZ III the last three full
sessions Despite the 2 per cent
money renewal rate, Wall Street
was q little more cheerful over the
money situation. particularly Iii view
III Secretary MELONS statement that
speculative credit had not been dis.
cusEed III the reserve board meeting.
There wan considerable short COW
eftng To be put through I'll the first
hour. which furnished the markets
principal source Of buying power.
American Can. National Cash HEX
lister and other welI-knoWn Fflecu-
lative leaders rose 4 point or two
on buying from this source Aaiefiv
can Can. topping III and IA.
ti0nal Cash Register. I2S.
~ d group. the oil stocks made
the best general progress toward
the higher price levels. Cutting
down Of Crude Oil production this
year. with d is Or 20 per cent IN
crease I'D consumption. gives the iii
companies the best opp0gfunIty fiji
five years To boost their profits.
STANDARD on 81 California III the
lead be the oils, advanced about 3
points to 805L while Atlantic Re-
filming gained z points an Houston
rose 3 to 10SIk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
YACH IS SENT
To Phil

Capt. Wilson Brown, commander
of the Aiayflower, took the ship ia
the philadelphia Navy Yard today
to be deconnaiasioned after SERVING
many years AZ presidential yacht.
the Navy Department yesterday
announced new stations 0f com.
ananding officers az the MayflOgver
al follows: Capt. Wilson ypfEson
tn command of submarine base atl
New London Conn: Lieut.. Conldr.
Joel q Boone. medical 0Eeicer To-
Naval Disp ensary II ID Lieut.. Cpnnkif.'
Leo Thebaud, executive officer.
to the Naval Academy.
Captain Brown viii turn over his
duties az aide to the President ID.
Condr. William Robert MunrOe
captain Brown commanded the de-
atrOyer Parker III European waters
during the World War and was
awarded the Navy Cross.
Lieutenant Commander Boone.
holder of Medal Of Honor. Trench
Cr0lx de GlIerre, and Italian War
Cross was assigned to the May
Tower as ship physician III May.
1872 after SERVING with the Sixth
Regiment of marines iii France.
Lieutenant Commander Thebaud
served on the q. S. S. Paul Jones
and the U. s. s. Wickes during the
war and was awarded the Navy.
Cross
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
Ta COIIectIolag FFeavv

March income tax collections to.
tailed approxinaa Nv $685. 900, 0OO.;
NE increases over the estimates III
II the Individual returns, ali cor.
1tcrat ton payments are about the
wa ma as previous Treasury estil
mates. @
increasing activity and growing
values on the Stock Exchange III
a 1928 are chiefly the cause of this
increase lin paynnerts the Treasury
believes I'll n pointed out that
profits were large: with the posi-
alSility oe few deductions. When the
Treasury made Its tar estimates it
was impossible to predict any such
increases lii values as took place
during the year.
Reduction in suItax IN 1926, from:
40 20 20 per cent al maximum, IS
4 believed to have played 4 large
part Greater freedom lii transacs
lions with resulting increase In tar
To the Government was made pos
sible BY this red1cti Ion
Larger collections of income tax
from Indiyidua 3 than from cornorA-
items are III prospect for the fiscal
year 1928 for the first time In his
tory. Collections of iacosae tax
from both sources viii prOba bly, ia
larger than any year since 1872 An
I'D Is believed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
Land Office Cancels
Oil and Gas Permits

Up to the close Of business on
March rs, says statement from
Secretary Wilbur. OF the Depart
kaent of the Interior. lr6i6 permits
To prospect for on ana gas on the
public domain and applications for
such permits had been acted upon
under the new regulations recently
issued.
OF these S49 were actual permits
which were cancelled. III addition
to this, $40 holders ok such permits
have been called upon 70 show
cause why their permits should not
Be cancelled Tor failure TO comply
with the conditions Pending appli-
cations for permit to prospect to
the number ot 941 have been &c.
jected.
These figures were presented In
q report by Commissioner Snry, Of
the General Land Office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
Five B aiIrOad Suits
Filed irl n erst0Wll

ACERSTOyvl. Ma. April 3
rive damage suits Tor sums aggre-
eating $2s. OtO were filed BY titls iIl4
the ClEcnit Court here against the
Baltinore ana Ohio Railroad Iii the
vile road crossing On October I9s
1923
George 81 Snyder. BoonAb0rO
business man, who was the most
seriously injured when d truck was.
struck by d train. win ask Tor $40
10 anna ees. while Paul Il. Glenn.
Roy 81: Hines and John y. Metz
win eanh ask cor $4,000. H
Rax0Eis owner De the truck, win ask
Tor 900 damages.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02

fFnrnlellel ~ w. 9. HIt-t g cor
=, - ., -
AhnIozkIn ef oil fnewl .ss., 174l1
Horne 1crymner CO tsssf. - ~
nackeye Pipe Line. .ss,s - N - n II
Chess borough NIX GO, t4s l1eQ
C1nfina0lal OH Cose.sss4.sd f9&3 -
rnfnberland Pipe Binc cOssl IS 30
Eureka Pipe Line - s<tSl - SIN
Galena- Signal oil com.
Humble oil 1890 80 ilpt l1q51
Illinois PIPE Line IS. - .f4pt l1lk
Tmperi6f Oh Of Canada - Tin
fhdlaDa Pipe Istness sssst ggki ~
International Pete st4sS.s.l 81 SIN
National Translk Cos.s..ssi tzNt ~ p
n Y IrnnspQttatione Co. g
Haftnefn Pipe Liun Io..ss -
Ohio Oh CO X,ess. .ss4ssss,l 81 B9A
Penn llexiean Fuei. ssfs.l - 81
anfar Refining Co... - S13&t ~ 81
southern Pipe Lima Ces.sasi Is 1S&
South Penn OIL CO s..s.s - mi ia
soukhwnskern pipe Line Col IS 08
STANDARD oil Go 81 Ind ..ssl eet SOS
Standard Oh CO ~ <anssssI f95Af 14h
Standard OH CO s0k lkysss. 20 I'm
standard on Co 81 Meb.4s a. ~
standard OH CO of Ohio .I133 IT'S
stand oil 60 III Ohio ptd i1e f1s6
Swan r. Finch Co..sl.i..sss. 1S ~
Naenqm Oh 60 .ss Ia tz3A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
BAL TlMoRE GRAIN MARK T

BALTIMORE, April q. Wheat
STEADY: No. red winter gariiclxy
domestic. s1.26lk: receipts. lsl,77e
bashels; shipments. 1888 bushels.
Corn Steady; No 2 yellow do
nestle, Si.07@i.os bushel; receipts.
1892 bushels: shipments. 5e4
bushels.
Oafe-Firm; No. : white domes-
lie. sI05Gc bushel: no. , white,
1G0fg.tc buEhel. receipts. none;
shipments. 615 bushels
-, $3.50 I...r1r~ 80. -
i. ''...|.. ID Iu1tsI..
Eay--DuI. supply amnla.
Elour-ou|ll; uncnan111
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
BANK
DE- P0sTTs
DROP
By HARRY GUS Oh.
Financial Eaiaer

6ecfltIag for fIe aVeAk aR e42..
AK M Il. s..,,;.t..,.....4 s. go * e5sE !.
1880 "a s1ss s.ss'l 81 49,. 80
sausesV an 1aeE demand oeposLss Aeas
fnred the Federal Reserve BOard's
condition statement ok weekly ~.
sorting members banks III 4 0l Lead
Ing cities On March 27, Il was all-
nOunced today.
INCREASES 0f $22 .1oQ. 00V I'd time
deposits and S6S 900 900 III borrow
angs from Federal Reserve hanks
were tied: as well as an IN
crease ~ IS s1QD 700 III leans.
soana Ol1 securities declined $780,
000s 900 AZ Ill reporting hanks, Il ~
Sucklon of $77 s0O0. 900 III the CHICAGO
district being party offset bv an
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
Elected 4 dent

Frederic AZ Delano, deputy chair
man of Federal Reserve Bank. De
Richmond. has been elected presi.
dent OF the State Money Association.
Mr. Delano Is also chairman be the
executiye committee Of the smith
eonian Institution and member 81
the finance committee Of the Car
negfe Endowment for international
Peace. He was one be the original
members of the Federal Reserve
Board. appointed by President VIII.
son IN 1914. having previously been
Col. I'M. e. Rorty. vice president
.of International Telephone and
Telegraph Company. has been
elected vice president 81 the asso.
citation. Mr.. Rorfy was formerly
president o9 National Bureau Of
Economic Research.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
STDR ZOE q. 4 Dol

CLARENDON. Va. April Z. The:
Rev. 4. Steenson. Of Chateaugay, M.
II. has accepted 4 call to become
the pastor Of the Clarendnn Pres
hyteriar CRnres, Dr. steenson il
expected to assume his new dutie
about May 4.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-04-02
CURB STOCKS
l2::S1 Price

Acetoi Products al $1,000. I'D
Am Controlled Oilfields ........ SIS
Am Cyanamid = com ". ..s.ss.. S. II
Am Dept Stores ...ss.sss. 18s
Am Natural Gas i. ...s. I7k5
AM Roll Mill com y. ]. :. !. ...... a2
AM super Pr com u. -. ! s.ss. 9Sk
BuilaFd Mach Tool new ~ s... ss9k
Butler Bros =. ". .. u -, 30 ~
CAM pfd ..s.ss5... 3.$. u. ! !. !. sss... 29M
Tam Il 81 -
Canadian Marconi .......... so
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