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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
Estate COLLEGIATE METERS FACE 16-GAME CARD
STAR GIANTS SIGN

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Out-
IN fielder Melvin OFT, who
hit forty-two home runs last
season, and Bill Walker, south
paw pitcher, who led the Ma
tional League in earned runs,
have signed their 1880 con-
tracts with the New York
Giants.
The Giants have been
awarded pitcher Joe Vistoski.
young pitcher from Wilkes
Barre, Pa, who was claimed
by Jersey City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
Bulldogs
to Battle
Irish Five
Indiana, Purdue in Other
Features on Weeks
Court Bill.

With three contests tonight, In
diana college quintets will play in
sixteen games during the next five
days. with the first of the annual
Notre Dame-Butler rivalry classics
here Friday as the feature event.
De Paw, Danyille and Indiana
Central opened the weeks activities
Monday night with victories over
Evansville, Rose Poly and N. A. G.
U, respectively.
Wabash, fresh from its triumph
over Butler last week, goes to Muncie
tonight to face the speedy Ball
college quintet, while State Normal
antertains Evansville at Terre Haute.
Earlham and Franklin will settle
an old score at the latter place.
Indiana Plays Wildcats
Indiana will hold the entire stage
Wednesday night when the Dean
men oppose Northwestern in their
sixth Big Nine contest at Evanston.
A victory will put the Crimson in a
third place tie with Michigan and
Illinois. The Hoosiers hold one vic
tory over the Wildcats this season.
Vincennes and Hanover engage in
the lone game Thursday at Han
over.
Featuring Fridays bill is the Notre
Dame invasion Of Butler. The Bull
dog machine has been weakened by
ineligibility, illness and graduation,
and the Irish are expected to hold
slight edge.
Hinkle Shifts Lineup
Coach Tony Hinkle of Butler has
made numerous shifts in his lineup
in an attempt to find combination
to send against Coach Koegan's
FASTENERS from South Bend.
The lineup Friday probably will
contain some new faces. Last sea-
son when the Bulldogs won the ma
tional title, they were noSed out by
Notre Dame here, but drubbed the
Irishmen on their home court.
De Paw invades Franklin for an
other promising battle, while Muncie
will seek revenge from the Indiana
B team at Muncie, Manchester
comes to Indiana Central and VAL
paraiso Journeys to Milwaukee to
play Concordia college.
Big Nine Foes Play
Purdue and Indiana oppose Big
Nine foes Saturday. Indiana will
entertain Chicago with hopes OF
repeating their early season victory
while the Boilermakers go to Ohio
State. Two weeks ago the Lam
bertmen walloped the Buckeyes, &C
to IA, with Murphy setting up new
scoring mark.
Wabash and Manchester are sla-
ted to tangle at the latter place in
another interesting affair, while
Coach Cook will take his Danville
snipers to Evansville, Oakland City
goes to Hanover and Valparaiso
plays at Elmhurst, III.
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All things come to him who
waits, Eddie!
ATTACKS PLAYS MARION

Crispus Attacks, local Negro high
school, will play Marion here to-
night. Coach Shelburne has been
busy preparing his quintet for the
contest, and probably will start
Easkins and Sansbury, forwards;
Campbell, center, and Johnston and
Fish, guards. Marion has won the
state Negro championship several
times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
DANVILLE STOPS POLY

~ Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Feb. 11.-Three
Reeves brothers scored a combined
total of twenty-five points for Cen
trail Normal in defec Rose Poly
% to Is Monday.
During the early part Of the first
half the two quintets battled on
even terms. with Danville squirting
late in the period to take IS to 8
advantage. Allen was outstanding
for the Engineers. while Clip Reeves
got eight points and Billy nine for
Danville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
ZiVic and
Shea Top
Ring Bill
Prominent FeatherWeightS
Set for Main Go Tonight
at Armory.
THE COMPLETE PROGRAM

Ten Rounds-Eddie Shea; Chicago. VS..
Pete Zivic, Pittsburgh; featherweights.
Eight Rounds-Joe Lynn. Detroit. vs..
Reamer Roberts, Indianapolis; junior
lightweights.
six Rounds-wiIlard Brown, Indian
apoIis, VS.. Charley Johnson, Kokomo;
junior Hghtweights.
Six Rounds-Jimmie Fox, indianapolis,
VS.. Harry Babrick, indianapolis; bantam
weights.
Four Rounds-Red Smith. indianapolis,
VS.. Hamp Williams, Indianapolis; junior
lightweights.
Although both Eddie Shea and
Pete Zivic will meet as legitimate
featherweights in their scrap at the
Armory tonight, it IS expected Shea
would crowd the feather limit at 1876,
with zivic hitting about 1913 when
the two climebd on the scales at
Coolers at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The downtown weighin is a new
feature of the Armory shows, and
is the result of many requests from
fans who like to give the perform
ers the once-over in the paddock"
Tonight's fight with Shea will be
important to ziyic because of the
fact that he is matched to meet
Earl Mastro on Jack Dempsey's next
Chicago card. For this reason, at
least, tonight's Arnory feature will
attract the attention Of fistic fol-
lowers the country over. Tonight's
show will start promptly at 8:15.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
SWEDE LOSES ON FOUL

NEW YORK, FEB. 11.-Alex Hultz-
gren, Swedish middleweight, knocked
his opponent, Alex Phelan of Porto
Rico, unconscious after the bell
ended the third round of the bout
at st. Nicholas arena Monday night
and was disqualified.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
DID YOU KNOW THAT

VXTMBERT ROBINSON re-
wv Gently traded Buzz Nc
Weeny for Adolfo Luque, the
Reds Cuban pitcher.
Says Robbie. I've nothing
against Buzz. except he's one
of those three and-two guys,
and the fans yell murder as
soon as they see him. a.
Carl Lind and Eddie Morgan
of Cleveland and Mel OFT of
the Giants played pro basket
ball in New Orleans this win
ter. Lind and Morgan
were all-southern players in
their college days. Lew
Fonseca, recovering from scar
let fever. has gained back ten
pounds. and will be able 10
leave the coast March 10 for
the Cleveland training camp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
CARLIN TAKES MAT GO
Cortez Ruled Out After Losing First
Fall of Feature.

After Johnny Carlin took the
srst fall from Don Cortez in the
nain wrestling go at Cadle Monday
light, the encounter grew rough
nd Carlin was awarded the match
hen Cortez was ruled out for al
ged slugging. Carlin annexed the
rSt fall with a flying tackle ana
ne grapplers mixed for twenty
linutes more before the referee
allied action.
In other bouts Henry Stoef
owned jim Bell in one-fall
vent and Speedy O'Neil and Carl
clancy staged a thirty-minute
raw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
McLarnin to
Face Mandell

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. IL. - Sammy
Mandell, worlds lightweight cham
pion, will meet Jimmy McLarnin Of
Vancouver in the main go of a
boxing bill here Feb. "a, Match
maker Nate Lewis announced today.
1t will mark the third time the men
have met. Each has won once.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
College Basketball

Indiana Central. IS: ". a. G. O. q.
Central Normal. %: Rose Poly, Is
De Pauw, II; Evansville. %.
Butler freshmen, 80; De PAW fresh
n. i6
Illinois. 50: Northwestern. "a
Georgetown ID. c.. "a; Loyola (Chi-
2gol. g.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11

NEEMPHIS, Feb. liking of
AVA Memphis GUESTS is the
sobriquet of Johnny Cirrito, r.
year-old billiard phenom who
is winning the admiration of vet
eran billiardists. Local stars de-
clare the youngster soon will be
able to go out after nationwide
laurels.
High point in the youngsters
career is a victory over Robert
Honeycutt, southern champion, in
a game of bank billiards. Cirrito
has high runs Of eight successive
banks and, in pocket billiards,
twenty-five balls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11
CANADA RETAINS TITLE

BIZ United Press
BERLIN, Feb. 11-Canada re-
tanned the worlds ice hockey cham
pionship by defeating Germany
Monday, 6 to l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11

Season after season this went On-but
now their old friendship has been revived.
Robbie will battle farder than ever 70
knock those Giants out Of the race, but
they who were pals in Baltimore have
buried the hatchet,-and all because Rob-
bic last December was in danger of being
forced into retirement, and McGraw found
tho resurgence of the old friendship
stronger than the artificial and synthetic
1ntiplthles OF Gfteen years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11

DUT when Robbie went to Brook
ID Ign a GOODNESS arose between
the one-time pals. Small incidents
we're magnihed. Tale bearers and
meters got in their dirty work.
And by 1916 Mac and Robbie no
longer were on speaking terms.
They glared and sneered at each
other across the field They hurled
testy repartee and picturesque in
vectimes from dugout to dugout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-11

George Watkins. who whaled the sphere
for a mark of SS5 with the Rochester In
ternationals last season, has been called
in by the Cardinals. parent club. and will
try 10 stick with Gabby Streets outfit.
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
Prices Must Be Cut to
Obtain Business

advantage IN obtaining and hold
ing trade over competitors who
are slower In adjusting prices.
There are many dealers through
out The country who have abfl0r-
maIIy low inventories and who
knew that prices h5ve declined
substantially; they are now
awaiting price reductions before
replenlshing their stocks.
Because Of q wide divergence
Of opinions existing at this time,
ranging al the way from expect
ing little or no Improvement fOr
some time ahead to the belief
that we are on the threshold Of
q great bOOm-even greater than
that experienced during the last
few years-tlis IL q time when q
careful weighing Of authorities
OpiniOns-each in accordance
with It's makers past record for
accuracy-shOuld prove Of great
value. We emphasize the fact
that q careful weighing Of VA
rious opinions indicates that .
cOnservativeIy optimistic atti-
tuds should be, maintained and
an improved business situation
planned on, which should gain
momentum as the year draws to
Q close"
The Washington times., 1930-08-07

The prompt marking down Of
prices. including rents, to a leveI
In accordance with current re
placement costs, will provide ar
effective means of obtaining and
holding business at this d''1e, nc
cording to Gage p. Wright, New
York business and investment
counselor, who goes on TO say n
the latest issue Of The Business
Economic Digest that many dis
tributors throughout the country
having abnormally low invento
ries, are holding back from re
stocks until price re
ductions are forthcoming.
He continued:
"In most Of the reports that
we regularly review regarding
business conditions, there Is a.
substantial amount Of discus
sion and comment as to when
the low point Of the current pc
Rod Of business recession win
be recorded. There are some
able students who voice the
opinion that the July level win
probably mark the low point; .
few do mot expect much Inn
prOvement during August. On
the other hand, there Is cOnsid.
erable opinion indicating strong
probability that the generally ex-
pected autumn N improvement
will show some signs Of getting
under way by the latter part Of
August. A few authorities, how.
ever, are beginning to show
some appfeile ensiOn rs to
whether or not the expected fall
Improvement in business will
mark q sustained or substaIl-
tiaI upward trend in general &C.
tivity. Where such apprehension
is discernible it appears to be
based primarily on, ID the fail.
ure Of commodity prices to
stabilize. ~ an increasingly uIl.
favorable showing for agricul.
ture; the persistent drought will
( probably further reduce an al
ready important decrease In
farm income.
''It Is, however, pointed out on
every hand that the expected
continued extremely easy money
situation is . strong, favorable
factor to business recovery, and
1t appears fairly certain that the
easy money policy will prevail
for some time. The prevailing
strong bond market is conducive
to the issuance of securities
which facilitate new business.
"This is q time wher it Is Of
utmost importance that prices
Err nptIy be marked down in &C.
cOrdance with current costs.
Those who quickly adjust prices
(incIuding rentals) TO current
conditions will gain q decided
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
Leading Produce Markets

ceipts light. Supplies moderate; demant,
slow; market very dull Massachusetts,
100 pound sacks. Yellows U. S. Is. s1.25
@i;S5; New York. 1oo-pound sacks,
Washington, 5o-pound sacks, valencia
type, U. s. Is, medium to large size
mostly 81: Western Maryland and
Pennsylyania' skd per cwt,, Yellows,
Peaches-No car-lot arrivals: re-
consigned; Al cars on track including
broken. Eastern Shore Maryland truck
receipts light. Nearby receipts light.
Supplies moderate; demand slow; ma rket
about steady. North Carolina. busheI
baskets, EIbertas. U. s. Is, ~ inches
minimum. and "a inches min. 32.75
60; inches minimum. $225635O:
tbelles U. s; Is. 2h inches minimum.
50; 4 inches minimum. $e.5Om2.75:
INCHES minimum. $2.251ssO. g.
Eibertas, U. S. Is. large size, best
$2@2.25; poorer, $1.75. Western Mary.
Isa Isnd and Pennsylvania, bushe baskets.
poorer, small 75c@$1. Nearby 1s-bushei
hampers, Carmans, small soc.
Peas - Supplies moderate. Western,
50-ib. crates Telephones S4I425:
.9-l6, crates. ss7s@4; fair condition
Peppers Supplies moderate. North
Garonnat hu. hampers. fancy, best.
h-bu. hampers, 50@65c.
Potatoes-Three Eastern Shore Marv-
iand arrived; 10 cars on, track includ-
ing broken. Receipts equivalent to 1
car Eastern Shore Maryland, Il Westerr.
shore Virginia, Eastern Shore Vir,
gtnia by boat; Western MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania truck receipts moderate
nearby receipts moderate Supplies mod
crate; demand slow; market dull. All
| best, $2.50; heated, S1.5012.25. New
Jersey, 10O-lb sacks Cnbblers U 8 IL
few sales $i.50 western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. sacked. per ewt.. Round
Whites, U. s. Is $1.g5@I40 few S150:
ungradeds $I,25. Nearby, bu. baskets
Cobblers 90c@$1. ~
sweet Potatoes--s supplies light. North
Carolina. bbis., Yellows. u. s. Is, S6m
6.e5; ungraded. $4s5015.50
Squash - Supplies moderate. Nearby.
| 1s-bu. hampers, 4095ec.
Tomatoes--Supplies moderate. Nearby.
| y -bu,. hampers, ripe, best 75c @ 81, few
higher; poorer. 50 06Qc. Gamers stock
watertneIons-No car-lct arrivals Is
reconsigned; IS cars on track, including
| broken Receipts equivalent to cars
Western Shore Virginia. Supplies mod
es crate; demand ,a moderats; market about
Western Shore Virginia, Tom watsons
and Exceiis, a0-S2 lb. average, 1904
24-2G ib. average $50 soc; 1929 lb.
average. 19@15c each. car-lot sale.
sons 4 layers 24-2S lh average. St7S.
some cars selling for freight and less
Good inquiry for large stock
EGGS
On the Baltimore butter and egg ex-
change there were no offerings. Street
sales market continues quiet. Small lots,
nearby current receipts. mostly around
zoe: eandled, 24@25c, Receipts: Butter,
80 tubs: eggs. $50 cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens Young. colored. as to size
34m m33c; young LeEhorns. as to size IL
I'D -" heavy 2lh22c: old and
medium, 2092le: old Leghorns and
l3nl5c
Ducks-- Young White Pekins 4 lbs.
and over. l4ql5c; young Museovy. lbs.
and over 1T11sc. young Puddle, 4 lbs
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
Niagara Hudson to
Fix Merger Terms

Terms for the complete alb
sorption of Mohawk Hudson
Power Company by the Niagara
Hudson Power Company through
the exchange Of preferred stock
in the two companies will be
fixed within the next fortnight
when directors of Niagara Hud-
son meet.
AS q result, the consolidation of
the two companies will be ef-
fected on somewhat different
basis than had been ooriginally
planned.
At present Niagara Hudson
owns 96 per cent of the common
stock of Mohawk Hudson COM
mon. Elimination of the preferred
issres would result in the sim
plication of Niagara Hudson's fl
nancial st -ucture through the
consolidation OF Mohawk Hud-
son properties with those of the
parent company.
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
California Water
Reports Increase

California Water Service Com
pany, a subsidiary of Federal
Water Service Corporation, re.
ports gross revenues Of $2,1S3,67O
for the year ended June 80. 1880,
as compared on an equivalent
property basis with $2,O99, ,042 for
the preceding twelve months
Operating expenses, maintenance,
and taxes, other than Federal in
come tax, totaled $1,063.083. as
against $1,062, ,557. Gross income
amounted to $l,120,587, which
compares with $1.O36. ABS for the
year ended June 80, 1880.
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
LOCAL PRODUCE
Buttsr-one-p pound prints, 41042c;
kIk 3sO 4Oe wan

Bnttsr-ons-pound prints. 41@4ac;
kub, 3s04o
nsss--Hsnnery. s4@2Sc; current re-
eeiptS. quality inferior, prices not
Wuoted
Poultry-spring broilers. large, es9
.leghorns, .o@2sc: fowls. large. 22c:
small. 2o021ei LsEhorn fowls 1s@14c;
Dressed. Shipped In. 1csd-spring
dunn. ss@2sc; Leghorps. 22024c: fowls.
heavy. Csc: small, medium and Leg
horns. 1s017c: Jobhefs prices, home
dressed-spring broiIers large IS o acc; |;
horns. a7@2sc; fowls. 2s@27c. Leghorn
fowls, 1s0eOc: ducks, 2S025c; turkeys
Meats, Fresh Killsd-Beef 1s0 zoe; !;
dsrs. 1s@20c; smoked hams. 27c;
smoked shoulders soc; bacon, 27c; lard,
"a packages, 12c; in bulk, lie.
Cantaioupes-western stock: Supplies
steady: Arizona salmon Tints, Jumbo
alate ss and lis s101.2b. Eastern
Eaoderate. market steady. East shore
Maryland Salmon Tints. standards ass
and ass best. S1.50@1.75; roorer. S1@
I.25; tuEnbos s6s and ASS S1.5O@2:
very light. Demand slow, market
about steady. California standard
crates. S. to s.. $3.50; Jumbo crates,
30 to Sc. 50; IS to S. pony crates. So
Honey dewa: Supplies moderate. De-
mand light. market steady. cal
ifornia jumbo crates. ali sizes best.
92@260; poorer. s1.75. Honey balls:
supplies moderate Demand light.
standards Sss and ass. $325@a50: 27s,
4S: pOnys 54E. $3.50.
Lettuce-Western stock: Supplies
E1.ss,a. moSsrate. Demand light, market
berg type. 40 dozen best. s404S5;
fair quality and condition $350.
Onions - Supplies moderate. Iowa,
S0e-lb. sacks Yellows U. s. No l..
Ioo-lb. sacks Reds, U. S. No. /. $40
Peaches-SuppIies moderate: demand
moderate; market slightly stronger for
aina. bushsI baskets ElbertaF and HaIes
very large size good color. $3NS.25
medium size poor color. 325O: fair
eoAdittSn: s2.2s; skies Eibertas, large
Potatoes Supplies moderate; de-
enand moderate; market dull. East
shore Virginia. cloth top stave barrels
1obblers U. 8 No. i. $3.50.
watsrnelcns-sup moderate; de-
Georgia s4-lb average Stone Noun
tains mostly around 75c, North an I
South Carolina. Tom Watsons 2e-2S-Ib
average. 500 40c each
Lima Beans--Supplles light: demand
moderate: market slightly stronger
East shore Maryland, bushel hampers
k27S@3
POas-SuppIIes moderate. New York
AuahDl baskets. $3.50 Washington 90
n. crates Telephones. Sc
Spinach - No supplies on the market
Peppers-S Supplies Nghts demand light !:
market steady NoFth CsrOliha bushel
+. Aampers best 81; pO0rer. soc
Efgplant-Suppli's tight: demand
YReiniPs hah-h9Trel eratea t1.2se i.be.
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Apples-supplies : moderate. Western
Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
bushel baskets, Transparents, as to size,
5Oc0$I5O; Williams Reds. 76c @$1.1S;
medium $1912s Various other sum
mer varieties soc a 81. So. Nearby IA
bushel hampers, various summer Varte-
ties, 25@6oc.
Beans-Supplies light. Nearby Round
stringless, per bushel, $1q2.25
Beets-suppiies light Nearby. per
bunch, 3@4c.
Blackberries--s ppliss moderate
Western Maryland and New Jersey.
121a @14c per quart.
Cabbage-Supplies moderate. New
York, bulk per ton, Round type, mostly
$50. Nearby. bushel baskets, Round
'Ses' ees'ntaiSSuapss@on. aISasse California ..rred; /;
q cars on track. including broken.
Eastern Shore Maryland boat receipts
light. Eastern Shore Maryland truck
receipts moderate: Stiers,H. Nearby receipts eIds
in stock, demand SLOW; market dull
Eastern Shore Maryland, Green Meats,
fair quality, jumbo 36E and 45s, $I.250
l.5O; standard S6s and 45s, best $1@
ha mpers. 75c0$1Io; culIs, $50 4Oc.
Honey Dews-Three California arrived; /;
cars on track Including broken. Sup
pIles HlOueEdtes uSHldnu sIOWi haIhci
duh. California. standard crates. 6s
and Ss s16O@22S; mostly $1.7502:
lis. $2,25@2.50.
Honey BaIis-No car-lot arrivals: 3
cars on track Including broken. Sup
plies moderate: demand slow; market
dull. California. Jumbo ass, SS.500
s75; standard S6s, $S@S25; standard
ass S2.50@2,75; pony ass and 54s.
50: few higher.
Carrots-supphes moderate. Nearby
per bunch 4@5c.
Celery-suppliss moderate, Michigan,
highballs. 65@T5c. New York, Ia
crates, rough. $1.75@2,25.
Corn--SuppNes moderate. Nearby per
dozen. sugar best Soq s5c; few higher;
poorer 1S@2 25c.
Cucumbers-Supples light. Eastern
Shore Maryland: buEhei hampers No.
u -bushel hampers. 5O@90c.
Eggplants-~Su Supplies light. Nearby
u -bushel hampsrE $1@1.25.
Huckleberries-Suppl mod crate. All
seetiOnS, per quart. 1S0ISc: few zoe.
Lettuce---Two California, / Washing
ton arrived: 3 Feconsigned; "a cars on
track including broken. Supplies
moderate; demand slow: market dull
Crates Iceberg, 46 dozen. California,
hest $3.sO@4; poorer, $i.50@3; Wash
ington. SS.5063.75. New York. . dozen
crates Big Boston. best 7S690c: few
81; poorer. 356 soc.
Lima Beahs-Supplies moderate. East
srn shore Maryland. bushel>, hampers
onions--one california arrived; 2 cars
on track Including broken. WesterA
Maryland and Psnnsylvania truck re-
The Washington times., 1930-08-07

with LOUIS MANN, ROBERT MONTCOMER, o ELLA
HYAN4S. Directed by SAM WOOD A NETROGOlDWYNl.
MAYERCQSMOPOLTTAN PRODUCTION
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
Scott Stores Open
SeUen NeW Plants

Scott Stores, Inc, wholly owned
subsidiary Of Butler Brothers,
opened seven new stores within
the past few weeks. This brings
the total number Of stores In
opration to 20, with 81 additional
leases signed on locations not yet
opened.
The new stores are located at
Centralia, H.: NachadocheS, Tex;
Sedalia, Mo-; Flat River, Mo-:
Norwalk, Ohio; Superior Wis, and
Sault ste. Marie, Mich.
Scott Stores Is a national chain
of variety stores featuring mer-
chandise priced from sc to 81.
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
Md. County Ranks
Second in Increase

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 6.-The
1890 census shows that Montgofn.
cry county has gained 40 per cent
increase in population since 1920,
and ranks next to Baltimore
county in the greatest per cent Of
increase during that period.
The table. compiled by the State
department Of health, also shows
that Maryland gained a populaa-
ton Of 1858, representing a
gain Of 12.1 per cent.
The figures are based on an
nouncementS made by the local
supervisors and are subject to re-
vision in the final official count.
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
THE unWritten
LAW!
~O

Few times in the course of It's history
has the screen touched humanity with
SO rich an understanding! Here are flesh
and>blood people = if there is error in
their ways it is the error of Youth,
hungry for life, trembling on the brink
of romance, knowing only that to live
and love and laugh is their God>given
right A great motion picture is here,
one Of the most thrilling in your expe-
rience!
The Washington times., 1930-08-07

Tomatoes-SuppIies light; demand
light; market steady. Virginia. 12
quart climax baskets green, soc; ripe
T5c, Nearby sections u -bushel baskets.
81.
String Beans--Supplies very light; de-
mand moderate; market stronger.
Nearby. bushel baskets, $2.50@3.
Cabbage-Supplies moderate; demand
light: market steady. New York. 90
pound sacks. Copenhagen. $2.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very light; de-
mand light; market steady. New Jer-
sey, 32-quart crates, $505.50.