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player. He did fine work for the st.
Louis Browns for several years. When
sent to the American Association he
was an outstanding player in that league
and on being brought back to the big
show by the Yankees was very helpful
to that club in the role of utility in
fielder feel that he Is better player
when in there every day and am hope
full that he will show enough stuff to win
berth at some spot in the infield. He
can play second, short or third and do
pretty good job at any position.
RolIings Rates Consideration.
Rollings, former Boston Red Sox play
or, with Hollywood in the Coast League,
hit 1923, and such a mark certainly de-
serves serious consideration. James, re-
called from Baltimore, had a good year
with that club, and am told is much
improved player. He is a second base
man. Johnny Neun, who has seen serv-
ice in the big leagues with Detroit, was
secured in the draft.
1t strikes ms that 1 should be able
to present stronger combination in
the infield If only because of the re-
serve strength the new men give me.
1t is a rather difficult matter for the
manager of a tail-end club to become
optimistic over the prospects for max
ing a better showing However, there
| is one comforting thing about taking
over tail-end club, the knowledge
that you cannot possibly finish any
lower. However; I am inclined to be
the optimist rather than the pessimist
and am sure the Boston Braves Of
next year will be more interesting. OF
one thing I am positive, the club will
be in there giving its best at all times.
In general. I am stalking my opti-
nlism relative to the Boston Braves for
the coming season on the fact that I
believe the club will get better pitch
ing, improved play in the infield and
more power in the outf1eld feel that
! tighter defense, which / am hopeful
we will present. will do its part in
making for better pitcing.
Several New Outfielders.
Having given thought to the infield
and pitching, let us briefly consider the
outfield. Several new faces will be Of
fered Boston fans and 1 am sure there
viii be a noticeable improvement in
the outfield play. On form Berger,
purchased from Los Angeles in the
Coast League, should add some much
needed power at the bat. In the 247
hits he made last year were Al doubles.
triples and 80 home runs. That is
promising. Moore, secured from Dallas,
IS another likely prospect. Bratcher,
Boyle and Dunlap are other new out
fielders I will have to look over.
don't believe there is a manager
In either major league who wouldn't
relish picking up another good catcher.
That is my situation. I also could use
another high-class receiver.
In an effort to bolster several of our
weak spots we have a few deals In the
making, which I am hopeful will be
completed before the season opens and
work to our advantage.
(Copyright, i930)
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WEILANn TOPS SCORERS.

MONTREAL, March 4 (H1.-The bril-
liant playing Of cooney Weiland of
Boston, carried him to the top of the
National Hockey Leagues scoring list
last week after a long period of playing
second fiddle to Frank Boucher of the
New York Rangers. Weiland has SO
points and Boucher SO.
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MORE TOURNEY TOSSERS
GO ON SCALES TONIGHT

Teams entered in the 100 and las
pound classes in the District A. A. u.
basket ball tournament. which opens
next Monday. will be weighed tonight
between 1880 and o'clock at the Boys
Club, Third and G streets.
Teams in the 100 and lis pound di-
visions went ON the scales last night.
Scene of the tourney games will be
announced tomorrow.
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CLEARWATER. Fla. March 4 [P.-
Wilbert Robinson, manager of the
Brooklyn Robins, has. separated the
sheep from the goats for practice pur-
poses and the high-priced Pacific Ccas.
recruits, Mickey Finn and Gordon
Slade, find themselves in the latter
category.
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THREE.BALL PIN TOURNEY.

three-ball bowling tournamen will
pc conducted tomorrow at Convention
Hall, starting at l pm. by the knights
OF Columbus League to raise funds to
defray expenses of a representative
league team to the national duckpin
tournament at Waterbury, oCnn, which
opens March IL.
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inner WORKS, the
inheld, Is up to
snuff. On what I
know of the new
players secured
since the close of
the season, I feel
sure the Boston in
field of this year
will be a better
combination than
represented the club
last year. At least,
we will have re-
serve strength that
was lacking last
season.
Gene Robertson,
secured from the
Y a n X e e S, is a
xrainrl4fxr ~nAG hail
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TWO MAT BOUTS DECIDED.

SEATTLE, Wash, March 4 (P1.-Dr.
Darl Sarpolis of Cleveland, conquered
Nicholas Velcoff. giant Russian, and
Charlie Strack of Oklahoma drew with
Pat McGill of ireland, in double main
event wrestling show here last night.
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RILLIARDIsTs no EXHIBIT.

Cowboy Weston, billiardist, will give
an exhibition tonight at 8 O'Clock at
three-cushion play at the Lewis q
Krauss parlors. This afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock he was to give an exhibition at
pocket Billiards.
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BY BILL McKECHNIE,
Manager Boston Braves.

A S to whether the Boston
n Braves will be better ball
~ club in 1880 than it was
4 n last season, Father Time
will be the best judge. The pic
ture at Boston is an entirely new
one to me. There are lot OF
PLAYERS on the club with whose
ability am not familiar.
For a stranger in a strange land to
try to dope out the possibilities Of his
club is too difficult task for me to
attempt.
A tight defense is very necessary.
Such a thing is impossible unless the
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PHELAN STARTS WORK.

SEATTLE, March (P.-Jimmy
Phelan, Washington's new foot ball
coach, has opened practice at the husky
school. More than 1870 men were put
through a stiff practice yesterday.
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Cubs, Greatly Strengthened,
appear Headed for a Second
National League Championship

Note: This is the third of series
OF frSt-hdnd Associated Press stories
on major league base ball prospects.
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HOPES NEW FACES
WILL HELP BRAVES
Looks for Tighter InfieId
Defense and Greater
Display of Power.

This Is one OF a series Of l6 stories on
the prospects Of the American and Ma
tfondl League races. wrttteH by the lead
eTS OF the rival clubs.
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High individual Observation-Disclosures oval
lace MemortaD. ll4-6S: w. Meyer (CenJral
Aigh indiyidual set iilheimer twallace
HIgh Individual Eams--willhids columbia
Greatest number of Billheimer
(Wallaee MemoriaD, rs.
Greatest number Of strikes Billheimor
Presbyterian), So
=, iiEh team Same--Central Presbyterian,
High team set--CentraI Presbyterian,
1855; First Reformed, 1855.
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A sweeping challenge to doubles
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
PRODUCE MARKETS

boxes U. S. IL, a.. to size, S27SOL7s;
few higher.
Peas-supplies moderate. Mexico, as
10. crates. Telephones. SLSo@60O,
Florida, bu. hampers. various large pod
varieties, S2.5O030O.
Peppers-Florida express receipts
light. Supplies light. Demand modsr.
ate. market about steady. Florida,
pepper crates fancy, mostly around
STOOI field run s5.oQ0s.00.
Potatoss--one Canada 5 Maine,
Pennsylvania arrived. Western Mary
land and Pennsyivahia truck receipts
light. Old stock: 20 cars on track in
Guiding broken. Supplies moderated de-
and Canada, 1OO-lb. sacks. mountains,
U. s. No, /, beet, S2.s5@2.90; poorer.
*2.7b. Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania' 1oO-lb. sacks. round whites,
ungraded, s2.25-2.sO; few higher; un-
graded, s?.26@2SO; long reds. u. s,
s2.2S@2.eo. New stock: i broken car
s On track; Supplies light; demand ,s
head barrels. Spaulding Rose, U. S.
No. /, 50; U. s. No. .. 81; bushel
crates. Irish cobblers. U. 8. No. /.
t2:15@s' U. 8. No. 2, s202.25.
cars on track including broken. Nearby
receipts light. Supplies moderate: de-
mand slow; market dull Texas, buEhel
baskets. Savoy. soc@t1. Nearby, bushel
baskets, 50W60c.
squash-Florida express receipts very
light. Supplies very light; demand lin
tied; market firm. Florida, bushel
hampers. medium size. wrapped. mostly
around S.
gtru uhArrin. E1orid, nw~-a.. -nrnyok,
moderate. Supplies moderate: demand
oderate: market about steady. Florida,
pony refrigeratorE, best, 4Sc; few soc;
poorer some green, 35Q+Oc; S2-at.
crates best, s5c; few higher; poorer,
Sweet Potstoes-supplies moderate.
Eastern Shore Maryland, bushel ham
pers, yellowL u S. No. 1, $1.1S@1.2S;
few higher; ungraded. 7Sc9t1:: white
Eastern Shore Virginia. barrels, yellows,
U. s. No. l. S2,5Od2.76: white yams.
medium size. bright, $2.5O92.76; medium
| to large rtze, rough, $4,000.
broken car on track. Receipts equiva-
lent to 1 Florida boat. Supplies light;
| demand good for stock showing color |;
market steady. Florida. freight re
ceipts. Sc, wrapped. mostly green: too
ceipts, no early sales reported. Re-
| packed, Florida. So, ripes, wrapped,
fancy count, mostly around $3.50;
choice count mostly So.
Turnips-Supplies moderate. Nearby.
Il blu. hampers washed. 10000; few
| higher.
EGGS
Market unsettled. higher. On the
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange.
nearby fresh gathered firsts, 4 sales,
| $50 cases, SAC. Closing offerings nearby
| fresh gathered firsts. 35e: bid. 34e.
Receipts: Butter, sSl tubs; eEgA 1,47b
| cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young: Colored, az to s!ze,
! Sod32c; broilers, as to size, 500 3sc
| Lsghorns. as TO size, 22@26c; capons,
as to sixe. 3203ec. Old: Heavy, 26@
| 26c; medium. 25@26c: LeEhorns and
other light stock. 22824e; ROSTERS. Is
| Q20c.
Ducks-white Pekins. 4 pounds and
| over 2s@2sc; Muscovy. ( pounds and
| over. 22m24c; puddle. pounds and
| over. 22T24c: all kinds. small and
| thin. I5n3Oc.
Guineas-Two pounds and over SOC
| zoe: smaller. 40G soc.
| Turkeys-YounR. pounds and over,
hens. 36 q 3sc: gobblers, 32034c; crooked
| breasts. 20122c: old toms. 2S926c.
W. EDGAR HARRISON.
Local Representative.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
TIMELY TIPS
Personals

Personals
HOMEMADE layer. cakes (meIt-
mel, etc. Call and order any Of
these varieties. They are called
melting because they literally melt
in your mouth.
Houses and EstGtes fer Sale,
Suburban.
VIRGINIA SUBURBAN property;
sale or rent.
Board and Room
18th ST. 8. E.-Slngle room;
nicely furnished; AIM. 81 virginia
Houses for Rent. Unfurnished,
D. of c.
n ST. N. Wight rooms and
reduced.
Money to Loan on Real Estate
MONEY DELIVERED IIMEDl-
ATELY-$100. pay 81 weekly; $500,
pay Sc weekly; $500, pay % weekly;
$1,000. pay IS weekly.
Automobiles for Sale
FORDS! FORDS! FORDS!-&25
to $50. ALL IN RUNNING con-
DITION. TERMS.
Painting, Paperins, Decorating
&7-ROOMS PAPERED, PAPER
INCLUDED. WORK GUARAN-
Ted. 81.
Dogs, Cots, Pets
PUPPIES, BIRDS AND OTHER
PETS.
Lost and Found
LOST - Diamond Wrist Watch,
with four diamonds and four blue
sapphires. Initials ON back: ~. NJ.
II. to v. ID. H. LARGE REWARD.
Furnished Apartments
EAST CAPITOL. ST.-Three rooms,
private bath and front parlOF. IAnen
and silver II desired. Completely
furnished.
The above OUGg1es and offers
are only a fen Of many inter.
sstins advertisements yOu tOiu
find in todGys Times and Herald
classified GdUsrtisins ssctiOn.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
LOCAL PRODUCE

Egss-whits hsnuery. sosae, cur
rent receipts So0S2c.
Live poultry-Turksys. young hens.
S30SAc; young toms, s00s2c: old toms,
use; chickens. Plymouth Rocks: ace s2cj
ssc; Iarss hens o ssS sGS Of small s.ns
24@25e: Leshorn hens, zoe 2c: ROSTERS,
lse; ducks. large, 1s02oci guinsas.
young. lbs, $4,000.
ssSsse: chtdSs % ssosSo a'y fowls '0 ssS
Dressed hogs-one hundred to Ias
lbs. t13014: $50 10 900, t110la
Calves--Top grade. 15c.
Lambs-Choice. 13@i4c.
Apples-supplIes. moderate; demand,
light; market dull. Barrels: Virginia,
y 9. No; J.: ~ inches up: Yorks'
inches Up. stsymans, s76L5O Boxes:
large size, Delicious. $40 AS. Winesaps.
mostly So. sushei baskets: Virginia,
NJ 8 81 sso y lsss'i y E iess::
az inches up. Yorks, sl.25@1sO.
cabbags-supplies, very light; de-
Fop1. fe Sbuss sFks . asGS' S oSsaS
type. $3.50; Texas. crates approxi-
mately 100 lbs net, round type, t5@S.bo.
Ga stock: Demand, light; MARKET 9as,s
slightly . ssrSng ,Sn. nsg York lO0-lO'
celery--supplies. liberals; demand,
light; market, dull. Florida, 10-inch
crates, "a dozen, s2.7603; smaller
sizes, no early sales reported.
light. market slightly weaker. Cali
fornia, crates, Iceberg type, As dozen.
S3.75@4. few S4.25; few S-doSsn low as
Onions-supplies, light: demand, light;
fNRFkaf- Ahnnf NfAAdv Nav York In
diana and Ohio, 100-lb sacks, yeilows,
y. 8. No. /, medium to large sizes.
Potatoes-supplies. moderate. Old
stock: Demand moderate, market about
steady. Maine, 1sO-ih. sacks, Green
Mountains. 9. No I. ?4SSgG7s;
No. l. mostly 1915: New York. 1So-lb3
0Ab0. New stock: Supplies, light;
demand, slow; market. dull. Florida,
bushel crates, Bliss Trtumphs' q. 8. No.
cueumf srs-supplisS light: demand
light. market dull, Indiana ana Illinois.
hot house 2-dozen cartons double. ex-
ira fancy. $3.50; extra fancy. Ss.2s;
Tomatoes-suppliss light: demand
light; market dull. Florida, lug boxes,
ripes and turning, wrapped, small sizes
$3.50 Q 400: Tepacked. unknown origin;
@S.5o: choice count s2.So03: some
ovetripe. lower.
Peppers-Supplies light; demand light
market steady: Florida pepper crates
4: choice. fair quality. e2.b0@3.
Carrots-supplies light: demand light
market steady. Texas, Western lettuce
as $500.
Cauliflower-Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. California, pony
crates, e1.T6@2.0o; some badly spread,
low ~ 500.
strawberries-Supplie very light;
demand light; market firm for good
stock. FLORIDA, pony refrigerators, Mis-
sionarys, good quality ana condition,
50@5Sc; sew, soc: pony refrigerators
and 32-quart crates various varieties
ordinary quality and condition, so@35e
per quart.
spinach-suppliss moderate: demand
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2o.-Producs:
Butter--Declined ic. The quotations
were: Higher scoring. $1,000; % score,
see: 81 score, 3Bc: 90 score, s4c: 80
score, sshc; Sc score. 32hc; 81 score, 82c.
Eggs-Advanced ihc. Extra firsts.
3sac; firsts, in new cases, ave; firsts,
IN secondhand cases, 34hc; seconds.
Cheese--1n light request at unchanged
prices. Whole milk, longhorns, 2lM o
22c; single daisies, fresh, 21@21hc.
Live Poultry-Fowls. not leghorns,
CSC: lsghorn fowls. fancy, arc csc; ordi-
nary. 24W26c; spring chickens, Ply
mouth rocks, fancy. 30@3lc; ordinary,
2s929c: mixed colors, fancy, 2903oc;
ordinary, 2S02Sc; fancy roasting chick
ems. weighing lbs, sott.meated, zoe:
mixed coiors, S2@3Sc; unattractive and
bareba cks. lower; STACEY young roosters.
34@ CSC; old roosters, 81 022c; turkeys,
fancy, young hens, 3503sc; young toms.
white peking. CSC; mixed colOrs. s5@
gle; rnuscovy, 2O@22c: guineas, young
weighing lbs. or over. per rair. $3.50;
old. 81 per pair; poor stock and culls
lower; geese, fat, 2O022c: ordinary. IS
0i prs..s p5ssPns per gSir tSS ro.
fresh-ktlled in boxes, Weighing lbs.
or over, 3oQ3Ic: to az lbs, ESQ
soe: ~ lbs. 2702sc; under 2A lbs,
2S@27c; chickens. Western, in boxes,
sls: ,wsIEhins I to ~ ibs:x si0 ssc;
ing az lbs. 81 s2c; 3 lbs, 29sic;
old ROSTERS dry picked, Western, lbs,
or over, 25c; under s lbs, 23024c.
good w s.Rsz t faSey s fs to
fair to good, s4036c: old toms, nearby,
32933c; Western, 29R31c.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-Produce-
EggS-Market steady. Nearby hem
nery whites, closely selected extras
41@41hc: average extras. 4o0l0ke E;
extra firsts, 3S03sc: firsts, IS $40;
nearby gathered whites. firsts to extra
tirsts. ss93Se: nearby hennery browns,
top quality 3Se: nearby gathered brown
extras. crosse; extra firsts, sS@ ssc;
gathered current collections mixed cell
ors. closely selected extras 37h q 3sc;
extras. asa Oslo; extra firsts. $40
36c; firsts, 35c; Pacific Coast extras.
41QHhc; extra firsts 40hc; firsts.
3Sg39c: Western gathered whites.
Sutter-Market unsettled. Creamery
salted. higher score. ASH o 36c: extra.
% score, 2Sc: firsts, S0-91 score. $40
34hc: firsts, $3.50 score 33033hc:
seconds. 1897 score. ala 032hc: lower
Cheese~MarEet steady. Receipts.
February 10, 1890, 2sS ISL lbs. New
York State held, fancy to specials.
22@2Sc: fresh. fancy to specials, 1917
Live Poultry-ReceiptA light. Sup
ply moderate. Market steady. Fowls.
colored. 27o2so; lsEhorn; ls02Se;
ease; broilers, rocks, ss0Ssc; reds,
rs o 33c; leghorn, ao@33c: pulletS. 270
36c, according to variety: capons IS
case; slips, 25@27c: ducks, nearby.
25@2S@; Long Island, 27c: pigeons, per
pair, SS0 4oe: SQUADS: per pair. 500
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The Washington times., 1930-02-21
Livestock Marts
BALTIMORE
RALTIMoRE, ZEE. 20.-Produee;

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2o.-Produes:
Live Peultry-Chickens-Yo color
ed, as to size, SO032c; broilerS, az to
size, 30Q3 kc; Ieghorns, as to size. 229
26c; capons, as to size, 32@ acc. Chick
ens-Old, heavy, 25026c: medium. ESQ
zee: leghorns and other light stock,
22Q24c; ROSTERS, 10000. Ducks
White. pekins. I lbs. and over. ESQ
Csc; muscovy. I lbs. and over, 22024c
puddle. lbs. and over. 22024c; ali
kinds. small and thin, 15@1Sc. Guineas
Two pounds and over. 60@70c;
smaller. 4006oc. Turkeys-Young,
lbs. and over over, hens, 3sQSsc; COB
blerA 32034c; crooked breasts. 200
32c: old toms, 23@2Sc.
Butter-creamery, extras. % score.
per pound. $50 acc: do. standards, 80
score. per pound. 37h case: do, ftrsts,
IS score. per pound, 3s937c: do. Sec
onds. 81 score, per pound, 3243Sc
renovated, per pound, sac; ladies, extra.
per pound, 30@S1c: DO, firsts. per
pound, 2G92se; packing stocks. per
pound, 2o@31e; Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania rolls. per pound, 23@2sc.
EgRs-Market unsettled, higher. On
the Baltimore Butter and Egg Ex-
change nearby fresh gathered firsts,
34c. Receipts-Butter. SH tubs; sggs.
LAS cases.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
COMPLETE TRANSACTIONS ON NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Y&o~F~ -

BaIes- Hss
Add % High Low lails ch'Es
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Feb :O.--Live Stock
cattle-Market receipts. none: directs.
1880 head. Off day. no trading.
Vealers and calves. market receipts.
$50 head: directs. !. $50 head. Vealers
in fair demand. light supply. steady.
Good to choice New York vealers, SIS
OFT: mediums, S11014.6G: Gull ana
common. $s010.S0: load common to
medium Southern calves around CSC
lower at $3.50.
Hogs-MarkOt receipts. none: directs.
4,1so head: none On sale; prices
nominal.
Sheep-Market receipts. $50 head
directs, S.070 head. Load medium and
good Western lambs. New York fed.
unsold: demand very poor; bidding
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

cariot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Wednesday.
February 10:
Appies-Idaho. 10: New York. IS.
oregon. q; Virginia, sS; washington,
no. others, IS. Total 142.
Lsttuee--Arisona, 9: cslifornia. asS;
Florida, 8; Texas I. Total. III.
Onions-Colorado, a.: Indiana, ~:
Michigan. "a; New Cork. IL: Ohio. 10;
others, ~. Total. no.
Total 200.
Potatoes-Florida. O.: Idaho. o.;
Mains, 27e; Minnesota. IFS; New York
-; others 2S3. Total. sos.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21

light; market about steady. Texas.
bushel baskets. Savoy type. 11.10@12g:
some poor quality and condition. low
az soc.
Oranges-Supplies moderate; demand
No. /. medium size. et50@4.76: No.
size discounted. so 07sc per box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moderate; de.
boxes. No. 1, medium size. tI.266
4.50; few higher: large size discounted
So@75c per box.
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s as'1 johnson Motor Co M an an
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.
Brooklyn, N. r, February 10, 1890.

A quarterly dividend Of $3.50 ana an
extra dividend Of IS cents upon each Of
the $4,000 shares Of present outstand-
thaler Linotype Company will be paid
on March 81. 1880, to the stockh oldera
Of record a. they appear 1t the close Of
business on March 5. 1880. The Transfer
Books will not be closed.
GEO. L. SCHARFFENBERGER, Treasurer
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-15

While they were standing by n
well, the TIMES heard wee CloWny
yell, "Hey. look at who is coming.
What a funny mar is he" The IT,
MES looked and what they saw just
seemed to fill them all with awe. The
man they watched walk to the well
was strong as he could be.
Upon his back there must have
been about forty cans, all made OF
tin. why don't they fall?" said
Copy. Gee, at balancing he's fine!"
The Travel Man then said, THAT
mans an expert with a water can.
He very seldom drops n cause ne
keeps them all in line"
The cans were soon stacked round
about the well. "Oh. gee. let's help
him out" cried Carpy. I'VE can fill
them up with water. He won't mind
The man looked up and said. why
say. I'm really rather tired today, l!
YOU will fill these cans up, l will
think you're very kind"
And so the task was shortly done
The TIMES thought it heaps of fun
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-15

Twill take me several trips to take
them back" the man declared. When
full, I cannot, take them all. They
are too heavy and they'd fall" Said
Clowny, my. I'll bet your back Is
glad that it is spared"
The Travel Man 500 said, well,
we must move along so we can see
some other sights. What say we
take a plane ride through the air?
The flying fields not far away. For
some new place we'll start today"
And so they started hiking and the
whole bunch soon were there.
The Travel Man arranged 50 they
could soon be on their merry way.
Before they left. however, all me IT.
MES looked around, and eyed the
plane from tail to nose Said Scouty,
Think how fast this goes. And we
will soon be in it. My. I wonder
we're bound"
The Tinymites reach Athens In
the next story.)
! Copyright, 1880, NEA Service. 1nc.)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-07-24
Lightning Puts Oakland and
Other Towns in Darkness

Lightning which at Abs o'clock
Tuesday evening struck the sub-sta-
ton of the Monongahela West Penn
Public Service company at TOWNSVILLE.
w. Va, caused a fve-hour suspension
of service at Oakland, Mt. Lake Park,
Deer Park, Aurora, Kingwood, Terra
Alta, Tunnelton, Rowlesburg and out
lying districts, company officials said
One of the three 500-kilowatt trans
formers in the plant was destroyed
and the others were badly damaged
Workmen made emergency efforts to
get other transformers to the Howes-
vile plant from st. 'Mary's, w. Va
The transformers weigh ten tons each
and it was thought at first that cur
rent would not be resumed until Wed
nesday morning, but Oakland hao
lights at 9:25 p. m. on Tuesday even
ing, exactly five hours after the light
ming had struck.