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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Work Is Pushed On
McAllen Ball Park

McALLEN, Feb. 20-Work IS be-
Ing pushed as rapidly as possible on
the baseball diamond at Legion
Park. south Of the city. where the
Wichita team OF the Western
League will step into its spring
training stride about March ].
Under the direction OF Harley
Jackson. manager Of the McAllen
Legion ball club. the park Is being
worked into first class shape TO
accommodate the large crowds ex-
pected to attend the exhibition
games played by the four Western
League teams which will train In
the Valley.
An excellent stand OF grass has
been grown on the infield and the
park resembles a big league park
with its high board fence and we'll
kept appearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
GIANTS RUN
INTO TROUBLE


SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 20-P-The
New York Giants are running into
training troubles early. They now
have three men on the casualty list,
Ralph Judd, Frank Mccullough and
Roy Parmalee.
Judd's blistc-ed heel showed no
Improvement while Mccullough
semi-pro infielder from Newcastle,
Pa. received the first injury from
actual practice. He got a split finger
in trying TO spear a hot liner.
Art Veltman, who lives in town,
but has not turned out for practice,
is to get down to work today. He
has been pinch-hitting for his father
q city tax collector.
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Basketball Results

At Abilene-Daniel Baker %:
McMurry College 81.
At Canyon-TeXas Tech 80; West
Texas Teachers 80.
At Fort Worth-S. M. u. So; T.
G. u, 80.
AT West Point-Army 40; Car
neGie Tech 20.
AT Indianapolis-Navy 81; George
town 20.
At Athens-Ohio -; Wittenberg
81.
At Ithaca-Columbia Il: Cornell
81.
At Spokane-Gonzag SO; Oregon
%.
At st. Mary's. Kas.-Washburn
81; St. Mary'S %.
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BUGS Timber Up On
Station Platform

FORT MADISON, Ia, Feb. 90
RD-Jewel Ems, manager OF the
Pittsburgh Pirates, Is not going TO
permit his charges TO become train
weary. as they speed westward ia
their traininT camp In Paso Robes,
Calf. Calisthenics on station plat
forms along the way will be the
rule until the training grounds Is
reached.
Erwin Brame, Glen Spencer. Ber-
nard Walter and Andy Bednar.
HurleEs. Joined the Pirate party In
Chicago yesterday. Others will be
picked Up today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
EACLETS WIN
over SAINTS
San Benito Juniors Beaten
1913 in Game At
Los Fresnos

Getting in shape for the junior
boys basketball tournament to be
held at San Benito next week, the
Brownsville Eaglets defeated the
San Benito Juniors 1873 at los
Fresnos Wednesday afternoon.
Gonzales was the outstanding
player. IN addition to playing well
on the floor. he waS high point
scorer with a total Of Is. McCarty.
Eaglet center. and Craft. guard,
also stood out. Cowart. Saint for
ward. accounted for seven Of his
teams nine points.
The Eaglets are coached by NAL
colin Newman and Jack Lebowitz.
The young Brownsville high BOYS
are conceded a good change in the
county tournament.
Wedneedav'S box-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
lC0 Expected At
Mercedes Tourney
;pecIal To me Herald.)

MERCEDES, Feb. 20.-Indica-
lions are that approximately loo
South Texas golfers viii tee off here
Saturday morning In the ninth
tournament Of the Lower Gulf
Coast Golf association
Prior TO the tournament, a bust
ness session Of the association will
be held at which time officers OF
the association are to be elected.
Rumors have II that the present
president is planning TO retire.
A bridge tea for ladies will be
given about 4 p. m. and a dance for
the players and visitors from 8 70
u p. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
COMETS TAKE
FINAL 1912
TriPlett High Point Man
In Negro Bridge
Encounter

The Il Jardin Comet basketball
qulnt closed the season Wednesday
afternoon with "A l6-l2 victory over
the Negro Bridge independents. The
tilt was played az El Jardin.
Triplett. Comet forward. was
high point man, ringing up eight
ITALICS with three field goals and
two gratis heaves. Blggs Ol the
"Musketeers was second with six
points.
Billy Summers furnished the SEN
sation of the afternoon. After miss
Ing the blackboard entirely several
times. Nc sunk u from mld-ileld.
THHm~ Bm-~-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20

BRUSSELS (P-After two wears
Of n~rnsnectirc. enoineers have 10
ca4ad ! mercury n-a 1anoeit ~ the
Civet DoischeS district. mart OF
which Is under F-e-rh terrifo-v. a
1AIgian minirg TOM has leased
IN mo acres or the tract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
FIGHTS LAST
&NGGHT&A
IN The Associnted Pressl

(By The Associated Press
CINCINNATI-Joe Anderson. Co
vington. KY, outpointed Vincent
Forgione. Philadelphia, Q0). JIM
my Neal, Cincinnati. knocked out
Tommy Heilman. Pittsburgh. ~.
SAN FRANCISCO-Fred dunn
N.Y. Mahan. knocked out Arizona
Joe Rivers, Phoenix, Ariz. C).
OAKLAND. Calif.-Dave Shade,
New York, outpointed Young John
ny Burns. Oakland, Q0l.
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& MEN ENTER

Nine Brownsville golfers have
entered the Mercedes meet. They
are: Jimmy George. ]. M. George,
Chas. Pickett. j. 3. Kent. II. d
Seago, A. w. Bushek. Fobt. Hollings-
worth and Geo. Desha.
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NIGHT EVENTS
ON PROGRAM
Affair to Continue Through
Saturday Until
3 p. m.

Entries for the Mid Winter Horse
show at Fort Brown arc ready TO
answer the bugle on Friday alter
noon for what promises 70 be the
best event for horSemen that the
Lower Rio Grsnde Valley has Wit
messed il years.
There are "a classes, six Of which
are scheduled for each performance.
The first class viii enter the ring az
2 p. m, Friday. The evening show
on Friday opens at Q p. n. On sat-
urday morning there are SIX class
cs beginning a. 9 a. IN. and the show
closes Saturday afternoon with Sly
classes starting at ? p. n.
Lieutenant Colonel Stanley Koch
announces that Dorfman has offer
ed a cup 10 the officer winning the
greatest number of points in the
show, to be presented at 5 p. m.
Saturday. A bride will be awarded
TO the owner Of tie best horse in
the show. There r cash prizes for
all enlisted mems classes, ribbons
for all classes and q cup given by
1t. Col. Koch for the ladies class
Capt. William T. Haldman, post
aAtant, is handling parking spaces
a stadium.
&he time table:
Friday
200 p. m.-Pack horses.
y 2:i0 D. m.--Novice jumpers.
PAS p. m.-Recruit and remount
800 p. m.-Officers chargers.
3:l5 p. m.-Model draft mule.
$3.50 D. m.-Jumping Cripple BARI
800 p. m.-Polo bending race.
8:i5 p. m.-Jumping (non-com-
Snissioned officers.
$50 d .m.-Road hacks.
$40 p. m.-Hunters middle and
heavyweight.
1886 p. m.-Polo ponies (middle
and heavyweight.
Gas p. m.-Junping douch and
OUT.
Saturday
900 a m.-EScort wagons.
9:l5 a. m-Enlisted mems
mounts.
1000 a. m.-Hunters (suitable tc
become.
1915 a. m.-Polo pony stake race.
1890 q. m.-Model cavalry horse
10:45 a. m--Jumping (~privates).
200 p. m.-Jumping (pairs).
2:30 p. m.-Ladies saddle horse.
2:45 p. m.-Hunters lightweight
1925 p. m.-Pair Of road hacks.
$40 p. m.-Polo ponies Oight-
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Virginia would have to spend
81, 485, 1854 10 replace game killed In
tho state during the 1925-I929 sea
son. according to the game and
fish commission.
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Games Friday

VALLEY AMATEURS
Upper Bracket
Progreso az Raymondvllle.
Edcouch at McAllen."
Edinburg~ at PharT.
Mercedes at Donna.
Lower Bracket
San Benitos at Rio Hando.
Foraker's at Sebastian"
Fort Brown at Harlingen Meth
odiStS.'
3. j. c. at Model Laundry.
Wednesday Result
At Brownsville: Model L~Indry
"a, Sebastian l6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20

White Favorite
In His Comeback

o, Feb. 20-(P1-
I Charley White and his 80 years
including six years Of retirement
today was a z to 5 choice TO
celebrate his comeback attempt
IN promoter Jack Dempsey's
show at the coliseum tomorrow
night, TO defeat Henry Perlick.
Kalamazoo, Mich, lightweight
twin.
In training Whites famous
left hook has worked impress
lively. and he is confident OF
stopping Perlick. who is about
10 years his junior. The bout IS
for SIX rounds.
weight.
400 D. m.-Jumping (opcn).
500 p. m.-Best horse in show.
sos p. m.-Award OF DortmaI
cup.
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Totals ......6 I 10 s
Referee, Lebowitz; scorer. F. BAH.
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and come 70 THE Fash.
ion' for suitable apparel 80,
for daytime or evening 49,
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Far mVdLU6s Off I
Per Cent in Year

Farm real estate values as of
March were about l per cent
below the preceding year, as a
nationwide average. the Depart
ment of Agriculture announced
yesterday.
Maine. Connecticut. Wyoming,
Colorado, New Mexico and Ore
gon registered a small increase
for the year. All other States,
notably in the Middle Atlantic.
East North Central, West North
Central and South Atlantic
groups, showed declines.
The bureaus index is based
upon the average of the pre-war
years. 1924. It shows that
values reached ITO per cent Of
the pre-War average in 1920, but
that by 1925 they we're only q
per cent above pre-war, and that
since then the downward trend
has continued, but not so rap
idly.
The index for March l, 1920, Is
placed at 5 per cent of the
pre-war average, compared with
116 per cent in 1929, 1T per
cent in 1928, -119 per cent in
1927, and 124 per cent in 1926.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Tank Car Issue
Is Offered TODAY

An issue of $4050,000 Az per
cent equipment trust certificates
of the General American Tank
Car Corporation, due serially in
annual installments from June l.
1881, to and including June /,
1945, will be marketed today by
Drexel and Company and Charles
D. Barney and Company.
The certificates are at various
prices to yield from 420 per cent
to sos per cent. depending on
maturity. Security for these GER
tificateS will be 1,l50 cars con-
ServatiVely valued at $5,475,000
The General American Tank
Car Corporation is a holding COM
pany owning all of the stock of
its only subsidiary. the General
American Tank Car Corporation
of West Virginia, which owns the
entire issued stocks of six sub.
sidiaries engaged in the manufac'
ture and rental of railroad, tank
and refrigerator cars and in the
manufacture and repair of all
types of railway freight equip
ment,
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Foreign Exchange
Rates Turn StrOnq

NEW YORK, May 22.-Trading
in foreign exchange was stronger
yesterday with irregular move
ments in different groups. Sterling
was in special demand, being
quoted at 70 advance to $4.861s
for cables, and some sales were
made above that rate. Swiss fol
lowed sterling with an advance of
point to 1895.
French was unchanged at
3.921s. Spanish was a weak fea-
ture, falling points to 1915.
Chinese exchanges declined with
silver, Hongkong and Shanghai
both declining one-quarter of
cent.
Argentine was easier and yield
ed ls of cent, while other South
Americans were unchanged. Can
ada was unchanged at 1894.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
ParIey to Oppose
Stock SUindLes

Measures by which voluntary
agencies and Federal Govern.
ment can more effectively aid
State authorities to check stock
swindling will be sought at a
national conference here tomor.
row.
The need of the moment in
checking securities frauds, which
cost the people many millions
annually" according to Henry r.
Hayes, of New York City. chair.
man of the conference, is more
effective cooperation. He adds:
"The States are dealing with
the local aspects of the prob
lem but the national aspects
must be dealt with by the ma
tiOnal business and private or
ganiZatiOnS in cooperation with
the Federal authorities"
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Rail Holding Firms
Fail to AnSIUer Quiz

Failure of 100 railroad hold
ing companies and investment
trusts to answer a House In
terState Commerce Committee
QUESTIONABLE may bring sum-
mary action, Chairman Parker
of New York announced yester-
day.
In its investigation to deter
mine whether holding companies
are thWarting the Interstate Com
merce Commissions railroad con-
solidation plans, the committee
issued the queStionnaire.
While about 500 replies have
been received, refusal of the
others to supply information is
handicapping the comm it t ee.
Parker said. adding:
I'VE may make an example
Of some of them"
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
PEARCE WINNER
IN BANKERS
CONTEST
Young Woman Declared VIC
tor in Institute Essay Test;
Two Others Are Selected

Three young Washington bank
erS, two of them women, learned
today that they had been selected
as prize winners in the District
of Columbia Bankers Association
Essay Contest held between mem
befs of Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking.
Announcement of the winners
was made by Wilmer j. Waller,
president of the local bankers as
Sociation.
Miss Frances M. Pearce, Of the
new business department OF the
Federal-American National Bank,
was awarded first prize for her
essay, while Louis E. Purnell.
of the Riggs National Bank, re.
ceives second place and Catherine
M. Kreig has been selected as
third place winner.
Honorable Mention
John C. Franzoni, of the Fed.
eral American National Bank. was
given honorable mention for his
essay.
The three winners will be
guests of the local Bankers Asso-
ciation at their convention in
Asheville N. c., next month. A
special period in the program
has been set aside for reading
of the three essays.
In all 90 essays were Judged
by a special committee headed
by George o. Walsh, president Of
the Liberty National Bank.
Other members of the committee
were Howard Moran, vice presi-
dent of the American Security
and Trust Co., and Francis G.
Addison, vice president Of the
Security Savings and Commercial
Bank.
Dollars and Sense, official pub
lication of Washington chapter,
American Institution of Banking,
was distributed yesterday. The
magazine, one of the most i'm
portant in the local financial
field, contains an article from
the Denver Post written by Ar.
thur Brisbane.
George o. Vass. vice presidena
of the Riggs National Bank, Is
the author Of another article en-
titled Following through" in
which he stressed the need for a
knowledge of the fundamentals Of
banking.
Dance Held
About 300 members of the chap
ter attended the graduation prom
held in the Columbia Country
Club last night. This is an an
nual affair which always follows
the close of the second semester.
The evening was spent in dane
ing and bridge Mildred Wood
cock, chairman of the women's
committee of the chapter, ar
ranged the program for the
event,
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Commissioners GiUe
Out TIUO Contracts

Contracts totaling more than
$4,000 were awarded today by
order of the District Commits
sioners for the construction of
Shepherd Park Stormwaters sewer,
section 4. near Fourteenth and
Juniper Streets, Northwest. The
contract was awarded to w. J.
McLane and work will start at
once.
The District Commissioners also
awarded contracts to McCay and
Kirkland, of Baltimore for the.
erection of four flag poles on
District schools, including the
Ben w. Murch School and the
John Quincy Adams School and
the Powell and Langdon Schools.
The estimated cost for the work
was $1,000.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 21.-Live stock:
Cattle--Market receipts. l4O head; di-
rects, ESQ head. Steers scarce, one
load medium 1850 pounds, Ohio steers
active. steady to Csc higher. Common
to medium. &6G7,SO. Low cutters and
cutters mostly &3.5OQS.5O. Bulls steady
to strong. Cutter to medium, $66Z75
Vealers and Calves-Market receipts
$40 head; Directs 1920. head. Vealers
scarce, strong to SOC higher. Good to
choice. $11.5O @1350; medium, $500
II; Gull and common, sos.
Hogs-Market receipts, 20 head; d.
reefs, 1890 head. Steady, good 16S
pounds $IO.75.
Sheep-Market receipts. 400 head /;
directs, 6540 head. Spring lambs
scarce,E clippers in moderate supply
most lclasses strong to soc higher
Load good to choice springers. $13. Few
decks, good to choice, clipped lambs
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
NEW YORK COTTON

The cotton market ruled generally
quiet and steady here today. with the
strong tone in the new contracts off
setting the slightly easier tendencies
in the general list. Ideal weather con-
ditiona for the new crop were an
important factor in the hriak trading
in these futures. with December. new,
featuring with a 1O-point rse TO
s149i
Midday cotton prices were--Msy. off
S at $1S.24; July, off l at '1s.3t;
October, old, up ! at $15.1i October,
new, up at $14S4; December, old,
up 1 at $15.17, and December, new,
up 10 at $149l.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

BUFFALO, May % U.N.s.).-Hogs:
Receipts, 500; holdOvers 200; market,
active. steady to 1Oc higher; 12O-22O,
$1O.75' 26O-3OO. $1O@1O5O.
Cattle-Receipts 325: mostly cows;
steady to strong; lower grades and cut
ters $%I6.
Calves-R Receiptz. 500; trade slow:
prices stssdy. Good tn choice. $3.50 q
Is. common and medium. Fa1l1.
Ehesp-Esr rsirts, Enn. NJ top lambs
shown. feeling steady. G"cd - choice
fsd lambs ia7S1tn. thrcwoutss $3.50
down. best fat ewes. {5Gs.be.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
HEAVY SELLING
SENDS STOCKS
DOWNWARD
BY w. S. COUSINS

NEW YORK, May % .GN.SO -
The stock market in the first
hour today was confronted with
another selling wave which forced
prices of most of the speculative
leaders under Wednesdays clos
ing levels. The bears launched
another drive" against j. I. Case,
and succeeded in pushing that
stock down an additional IT
points to 292. a loss of 38l2 points
since yesterday noon.
Absence of outside demand for
stock was seen in the contraction
of transaction to 261, 900 shares
in the first half-hour. United
States Steel retreated TO 1864,
down 21s from yesterdays close,
but met excellent support at that
level.
Westinghouse, General Electric,
Consolidated Gas, United Corpor-
alton and other speculative lead
ers dropped from a fraction to
2la points in the first half hour,
but there was apparently little
stock for sale at the low prices
and moderate rallies were in or
der within the hour.
United States Steel climbed
back to 1891; United Corpora
tion, Electric Power, National
Power and Light. Radio Keith and
Westinghouse recovered all of
their early losses. Railroad and
motor stocks made a better show
ing, and coppers held firmly.
The slightly easier tone in the
time money market was reflected
in the toning up of the bond
market. Call money renewed at 3
per cent commodity markets were
steady with narrow price changes.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
BicentennidL Fund
Of S364,875 Asked

President Hoover has asked
Congress through the Bureau of
the Budget to include four supple
mental items in the second de
ficiency bill, all of them of local
interest.
The estimates submitted are as
follows: For additional White
House policemen and for uni
forms and equipment, $20,800:
for the expenses of the George
Washington Bicentiennial Com.
mission. $364,875; for the reloca-
ton of the Botanic Gardens,
$404, 100, and for the settlement
of claims against the District
government, $98,242.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
Wheat Price Gains;
BUuinQ Moderate

CHICAGO, May % G.NSD.-
Wheat advanced "a to 1ac today
with moderate buying on firmnesS
in Liverpool and limited offerings.
Liverpool was p to 5sd higher and
Winnipeg opened "a to 3sc up.
Showers were reported in sec
tons of the Canadian northwest.
Clear and warmer conditions we're
noted over the domestic belt.
Corn was unchanged to 5ac high
er with a light trade. Offerings
we're limited. Oats ruled unchang,
ed to l4c higher and rye % to 3sc
IID
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
a. CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. May % U.N.SD.-
Butter-Receipls 9,9S7 tubs. Cream
cry extras and standards. @2%c; extra
ing stock, 16W2Oc; specials 334 % 33 q c.
Eggs-Receipts 30. .695 cases Graded
firsts 2llz a 22c; extra firsts. ll12c;
ordinary firsts, 194l9l2c; dirties and
checks. 17i2C.
Chsese-Twins new. I'm 6184c:
RNunE Americas. 1S'.c; Daisies. lS@
1El4c; LonEhorns, la. a lSc; brick. 17r.
21c. Leghorn hens. SOC. roosters l2c;
ducks, heavy, 15c. small 1Sc, spring
geese, i2C.
Potatoes-ReCsipts En cars, on track.
777 L . shipments n5E. Wisconsin
sacksd round white i2:5T3, Iaho
sacked russsts t7.7o6 - Alabama,
Louisiana and Texas Bliss Trlumphs.
&;.Z5 @ 500: few, $3.50 ;s5.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
GRAINS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. May % UN.S.).-Grains
opened irregular today. Wheat was
unchanged to &c up; corn i 10 &c
higher and oats unchanged to ilc
down. Opening prices.
Wheat-May, $1O3%: July, 31.04% @
1O49s; September. $l.O74s Ql.O74; De-
cember, $1.11K.
Corn-May, 79: July, 7Sts 67S&: Sep
tember, 8O%c; December, 74h g74&c.
Oats-May. none; July. 397s q Acc; ;
September, 3SNc.
The Washington times., 1930-05-22

Irauscontinental oil tbs '5S,..., l"1 4.
TrumbulI Steel IS 40........... ,lG-@.
Union on nt Cal rs 't2.......... los
Union Pacific IS '45......,...... ~ x
Union Pacific 4l2s 61............ asa
L Rubber vs. +1.......,.,.... s.
L : Rubber 7i2s %0......,..... lh"':
Utah 1t & Tr rs HA.,.......,.. -
Western Electric IS .,,.,....... l"224
WHY'S Overland 6I2s ........... 20
Winchester AIMS 7i2S ......... los
Foreign Bonds
Argentine ss ................ 9sa.
Austria Is ................, J043.
Australia rs .................. 50
Belgium IS .................1 1o3}s
Belgium 6l2s ............... Jos
Gelgium 7s Observation-Disclosures. l0S Z
Belgium IS. 55 ...,.......... 112i2
Belgium SIS .................... 1l0i2
Bolivia Is Observation-Disclosures. 81
Bolivia IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
BraziI Gas ......,............. H3f2
BraZil S. Observation-Disclosures. 100.
Canada +l4s Observation-Disclosures. g97s
Canada 5s ..................... 10Di2
Hhtie Gs. 60 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Chile Is, 'Gl ................. 81
chile Is, Jan ................. yl1s
Colombia Gs Observation-Disclosures. ~
Denmark Gs ...................1 105 i
French Observation-Disclosures, 122h
The Washington times., 1930-05-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

French Gov 7s............. IL y
German Bank hs....,........... 90 =
German Gen Elec 1s....,....... Jos u
German Rem JOS ;,
Hajti 6s - qSIg
Hungarian I. NJ 1s.-......-....... ~
Ia pa neSP 4S...,.............. - =
Japanese 10S l.
Mclean IS NarGe). 20
Milan 6t,s. AK
Eord Rv Sl,s 1O4 u
Norway lN2 Is
Norway 6s.................. Io2
Oriental Development Ias......,. 30
Paris Lyons Mod 6s.......... 102 4
Paris Lyon e. Med 7s............ 1Of7s
Peru 6s.........,....... 1874
Peru Observation-Disclosures, 81,
PoIahd HS....' ......,.s ~
Rio de Janeiro Gt2s............. 7S1a
Rio de Ianeiro Ss............... S9L4
Rome Gl2s................ 9I7s
Sac Paulo state 1s.............. 80
Seine Department 1s......... 107 4
Serbia Observation-Disclosures. S41.
scissors Observation-Disclosures. 103 u
Swiss Confederation Ss.......... los
ruhu Electric 6S................ S4h
Tokyo Elec Light Gs............ s. a
t'rlIguay Observation-Disclosures, yS
Uruguay los
Vienna 6S. 81 :
Yokohama 6s.. ~ a
The Washington times., 1930-05-22

49,, SIS Zenith tadio..... I414 1874 AZ =
.Ex dividend TEX rtGhtA Plus az in stock SPay-
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The Washington times., 1930-05-22
COMPLETE QUOTATIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


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High Low Dividend Rate High Low l:lb Ch'Ee
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The Washington times., 1930-05-22

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