davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ING pTaMisAsA 4i sAAssAEE5dEMTg Mt lsI1 AER KkHWE A
KNOWN AS :sfaE p AN NJ M KS "a,

kSEEsS@gN. AS fHE PSElSkflrS6 4PkSfi;cssss
,.ssrlsS q S'Ys Z s.:' ''is Es Sssa wit i NJ
deed Of tTuat IN amsndne ent stheFeAy, record =,
rscords 81 ths bistries ~ C;ciGsbia M et
the undsrssned trustees tsa Viii ffGS ssis sus:
fSsslon pSY. TN h fFfnt pErgEAeIP # tes IPrfEaisss
Hak !Sa ,cI1iS'. All; assS; AT ySgk S6aoek sd.
situate in the county. Of WathlnaE M 40 - \
lots sOs, SiI and 10 in saasss sSSs. alse
knewH fer taxation RuFpesea ~ aENs6 M
square 7sogi nsmaly, lgtf lea. .an9 tee rlIf<=
fan. and cSs ouns aTodPsSi:iSa Pissssaa p.a pas
;;sSIs.s y Is: S:sssi $;:s " i.
for the District Of Columbia as more fully =
'e5 asi seTsh ss.a i ssse: e ,tru,s 49,.
Of trust for .si36.O00. further parSieuYars
S.,speh 2, unich w Ss snneu9eed 81 tinas 81 sale
ysnty.ivs SuRSTsd dollars u sn I. eaSae emSa q s.is a.
All conveyancing, recording and Iiotariei
fees and examination Of title at ,cSst II
sstn SHys sys G as som q S.t. s SSpsd sss
otherwise the trustees reserve the. right to
s6e.t,sf the d,esfsIlsinF purchaser; aiter I'VE deys
IN the CITY OF "so5hlesiSRss oagksEEss 2. & saiHREvx
t} GIklxN WiELETT w
es1-aeaseAeu Tfnstees.' =
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THos J. OWEN & SON, AUCTToNEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING, BEING PREMISES NO. lS4

~ ssrtsin dssS ~ trnst Hst.d
December -. 1928. being Instrument No. .l0e;
rseerqed pessmRsr ~. 1925; among the land
the request. Of the party secured thereby. the
undsrgig1ed trustees will sell ak PUBLIC auc-
FFsRK FIFTEENTH FEN ' DAY OF on pEcEMsEE B n H,p.
lSso., AT TllH.E, ,TEIsJFTY oCLpcx IN,
situate in the District Of Columbia. and des-
.;pat;.s :;npsattsG e and 6sin. lSs % in FlsSsFan's
corded In the once Of the surveyor Of the
DISTRICT Of Columbia in Liber W. r., at
Terms: Sold subject to Q prior deed of
trust for $500, further particulars Of which
chase price above said trust to be paid In
caeh. A deposit Of $500 required. Convey
cost. Terms TO be complied with within
1irty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
It the discretion Of the trustees.
RoXERT LEE QERIEN.
uAN w, AnMMNIHOuHs
de3,b,U,l011,1o Trustees,
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs.
1881 Eye st. NV.

TRusTEEs SALE OF yALuABLE sEA3I-
ss$SEAR RES$&E & {4SSGSR {4SSSASRpsO VI 4hIi5aaa
recorded ss E: n s:r sSHS, sS, sss O. III tfuss SS.
iam6is, and e the request 81 the party
will sell at public auction. in front of the
premises. on MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
THIRTY, O'CLOCK PM. tbs follewing -ds.
county q YashInStCn' District Of Is oGITm: n
bered thirty-ave lSSl in Harry =. Jones
Hfernwood Heights" as per. plat recorded
D:s e sGu"Hsab sabss sS's e SsS sGpE
Terms Of sale; pps-thi.S ne q ths pv,Echss: r.
equal installments. payable in one and two
snnum, SS % paye5ie semi sen -snn1aiiy from day oi
sasS.rss sss tscGr sc g dfeS sas E. & SI sDlsp
the purchaser deposit Of $500 will. be
required at time of sale All eonveyaneins,
recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
G ass aS = p .s ;2psiS VIE tuss. Il sas. a
serves the right to resell the property at
tn risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser
after hve days advertisement OF such re-
sale in some neWsnapsr published In wash
1Mb TSSgESo66BHGEEA %RSsT So6HEAN2. AkNRHN
By ALFREp n. LAWSON.
no26-d&ds.exSu&hol Vice President.
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THOs. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTfONEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRQsTEEs SALE, Or XALqAPIE BUILD
SIDE OF ,SIxTEENTH STREET. RH;
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly
q ef'Hsfa the land records @ bsrct aS y coIa
bia. and at The reauest Of the party, secured
pn6e uo sas a on sss y
bSR hb 1883. AZ NaetH PAh oeEoek DEC5M
hs telIgw D q sRS STS
square numbered 2701. as. per plat recorded
Columbia. in Liber rs at folio 81. and lots
numbered 4s. A. 81 and %, except that part
sams % aos at - pona S ths ae9 S. 81 .sd
lot - distant llS feet east from the west
line of SAT- lot, and running thence west 8
feet. and thence south IL feet to the place
Of beginning. in square. numbered e7Ql, as
Eiber IS at folio i9e. together with the Inn
nrovements and subject to the restrictions
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent Of the pur-
chase money TO Pc pal, ~ sasn' isa 6aissnSS s On
est at six per centum per annuH, payable
RnuSB spoa I'M sSs ssuis S 81 Sfsa cash q trSs
option Of the purchaser, deposit ef 500
All convsysnetng. recording, etc. at cost Of
with within thirty days from day Of sale,
resell the properly at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser after flve days adver-
Of Il spSh Sas in
terms to be announced at time Of sale.
ROBERT L. MeKEEVER.
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no2s.de1,as,t6ea.s
THOMAS J, OWEN & SON, AucTIoNEERs

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING, SITUATE
NO l127 TWENTY-THIRD STREET
BY virtue Of a deed of trust recorded in
Liber No. 6S55 at folio Sl9 of the land rec
ords Of the District of Columbia. we shall
sell: In front Of the premises, on TuESp3aA,Y1 PAX
THE NINTH DAY @ OF DECEMBER, q AD; s;1o 1SSo;
ieL numbered eight ?sl in square numbered
hfty-ene G5D. described as follows. Begin,
from the southwest corner Of said lot and
running thence north i6 feet inches.
line OF said lot. thence south l6 feet
inches, and thence west 1872 feet 2Ia inches
to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, balance
in one, two and three years, with interest
at siX naf cent per annum, payable semi
annually. Deposit of $500 required at time
Of sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen
days from date Of sale to complete the pur-
chaSe Further particulars at time OF sale.
EDWARD C. BALTZ,
VERNON G. OWEN,
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TROOPS At MT. ARAFAT 9
-asvs---S-
Turkish Military to- Hold Rebel
lious TribSsmsns In Check.

ISTANBUI,. Turkey, December 3 LE9.
Strong Turkish military forces, staarssA
toned on the stormy slopes of Mount
Ararat where Noahs Ark rested after
the deluge, will henceforth hold YesH yNsi
bellious Kurdish trihesmen In check 80 -
Persia has agreed to ceda the east .es,s
ern slopes Of the mountain 20 Turkey .sToes
in exchange for q fertile strip Of land :. ess !.
on Turkeys southern frontier. sgsT
The stationing Of Turkish military sas,
result in the reopening Of the i'm.
portant Tahriz Ehsebum Trohizond
trade route which has been closed be- =.
cause Of the activities OF the rebels.
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COIORFD BARGAINS.

A'Jl-OINItIJ 0sANAIfAtlNs1s
lssStif,S.I ,. brick home Of !o ~ tScTs easd .s
h.-W. heat, cleo. oil burner, hwd. Aoors,
inst. h.-G. heater, spacious YARD to paved
alley; metal weather-stripped and screened
threushout This home y perfectly appoint
suited for q physician. Reasonable terms.
Most attractive eoisniei brick her,e ~ Z
rooms. reeepllon hall and bath. on FAIR
mort ST. n.w... h.-w;h. eiec., inst: h,vw.
heate-; excellent condition throughout; laree
rear yard to paved alley. heesnnable cash
and s65 total monthly payment,
r.ss ES :S.H oss. e e y. rarss'
EARLE WESTs MANSON,
Dist. es7s. ties VI. Ave. Eve, Ciev. SoB4
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE OFBfCNE
=, Arlington Memorial iBrid0ee Comn1tssiOns
Navy building, Washington. D. C-Seaie1ss
1880. and then pubiisiy; opensd Ia room isis:
Navy Navy Building; for the fyrHishirs. nnishine,
f5n and SsttinF 9s the srsnlts bocks
Be erected on f Sss P.ss az
the east end of the Arlington Memorial
Bridse. The granite to be furnishea ands
S,ot SET consists s generally Of sixteen blocks ct
tons caCh. and eisi1t2 blocks appf6xiinS eeiy g
~ tons each; the aggregate quantity Of the
granite being about $500 cubic feet. Fur
ther information upon application. &c
Electrical Distribution, Specification mo-.
6244:" will be received at the Bureau 0f
Yards and Docks. Navy Repartment, WASH
ington, D. G., until IL o'clock am, DeeeTn-
opened: for concrete ducts, handholes. .sunsx
tion boxes, wire and .cAbles, alarm b0xo1s
current trarsformers. transformers, SWITCH
board panels and accessories .at the Naval
Specification No. 6244 and accompanyifR !
drawings may be obtained on application to-
the Bureau. Deposit of q check or postal +"
money order for SO. payable to the Chief
quired as security for the safe return Of thes
cravings and specification. A. L. Parsons,
Chief Of Bureau November ., 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRfPLICATE Will.
Army Medical S:nteS Ms.Sinsss
Of Additions to Army Medical School In
cs snd sHs $50 9saar.a sS2
return Of plans and specifications.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A, WEsoHLER = SON. Auetioneers.
rRysSE5s gvEb sA1F gAaf [.1zA eE yALyAgEE VNS, M n
ssAESSMs1IsEs sESs ; y, NO. 1888 cALIFoRNiA
dE'Hs s:r G is5s'SS S. S'ss S g ssn:s sS,
iambis, and a. The REQUEST 81 the party
@ fSr hS puS sustoS h slG
SSogsfH pP2Y % pEeEAYsEEsRE. iSso,a izF AZ
Eouk.THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. the follow
the District OF Columbia, to Wit: Lot mum
hered twenty mine (29) in L. Ellieott's sub
STSen Sf tSs,s o S EsSs H IN
as per plat recorded in the once OF the
bss ooussy aSE s nss 9s # @ soaP
poses Of assessment and taxation as square
fss 1850. tossthsr With iRprOTsnents,
consisting Of Q three-story brick dwelling
o t sRS 'UG o RE Rh
sss sausl cSa 5 6s tie @
at per cent per annum frem day Of sale,
R4Ss spos s Sp:y & sS al Heea sa
at the option Of 8he purchaser. A deposit
81 5000 e HTshass ss time
o fees Be- at sOSDeS SS5f e EF %D Ts
Es.eFyss the right te resell ths pE,99nsrtE Ct
such resale in some newspaper published IN
AMhff0AS d6SSkE7i s5SSSksEy 4 TRUST
BY HOWARD MORAN.
ing Vice President.
4 II. sHI, IdToN.
A 1T Secretary.
nO22 2,24,26.2G-us
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Garage, No. 212l l4th Street
NV, Fronting 40 Feet on
18th Street by a Depth Of 40
Feat

BY virtue Of certain assa !.,'d oi trust, T. duly
ct The land records o. the pisstrict Of Co
cured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees will
onsr. for sale By public aqction IN fraat
GLESENrR f1 M PFfPiSs'o pAY OF fSso At
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the folloY
ing described land and premises situated ted In In
Isaac Parsons combination Of lots in
square, 2as: as per plat recorded In Liher
the I .SrV .arSeyor o. Of the District 81 Of Columbia:
sold subjsct 70 a prior deed 81 trust, .or
$4,000 at per cent due October 30 1881;
balance ons-fcurth cash, the remainder pay;
able in equal instsllmsnts at ore, two and
secured By q second deed Of trust upon
option of. purchaser: 4. deposit Of $1,000 Re;
conveyancing. recording and notaTisl % h i fees at
piled with within thirty days from day Of
sale. otherwise the deposit NAY ne forfeited
avail themselves OF, any legal or eauitable
rights against defaulti,ig purchaser.
CHARLES H. BAUMAN,
CHAPLIN B. BAUMAN,
del-d&dsexSu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
EVTTWfRR MAVR

rRVsTEES sALE, oE TWO STORY BRICK
RoUAshHE ~. sas Eye sTRsa4 hHHMSi NE. EATH' ELEc''
cogEs y hs isiie. 6sIuSS..s sIs.:sss ss::ss
ISTsf SSrSBS{xx SBSx 81 PESEESh,sSI| I,Sss
described land and premises, situate. in the
District Of Columbia, to wit: Part OF lot 81
u Moses as p.S KsE; iSsSysSOp O j.
the hs Pstees 6isSfes 81 81 6f Ss:
DESCRIBED as follows: Beginnine for the same
hs h'rsss scSsss e. eSas sornsf ss1 sss TTs ESs.
ming thence west in said street $3.50 feet to
the center Of the party wall between prem
s0i So9R s soar sSS ss s ssG p.ley
Gsl Ssncs 22Ss feet tp the north ns Of said lot
SOLD subject to a prior deed Of trust for
which viii be made known al time 81 sale.
and Ss SAFE aSe f0VSs te 'fs S:
ssasi @ install IImsnss = TspTsssatSS @ Bs promis: s
two two years years with interest '1' at 81 per Dc O snnum @
from, day of sale, payable semi annually, Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon ,propeFty sold. or
Of 5000 required of purchaser at sale. All
at cost OF purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be
e e is tsssstff TsseFys sS s
ES!snS Sgr:hsS'r t..s after ave says ssys
''''''''N >" COOPER B. RHODES,
wArTvk TNvAsiOgnal q JsISY,IA SEsSs RAldS.
wAIsS 10 s sssEe!ifNaw sssTsst NV.
de1-d&ds,exsu Trustees.
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THOMAS J. fsSI NXEE Ers 4 e spN; .hN ANgcTIoNFRRs

TRgsTEEg SALE or YALuAHLR TWo. : !
NoRrHScs Noi isSc e SOUTH DAKOTA xtxNuf
LIbsT Ne, elsl st folio 81 AZ tks IsSd ssesrds
q the District Of Gelumbta, We shall 'SeH IN
sSS ssi RalsE45 3 AZ 5S:'Bli;I q Iss
tTastss. tASrat@ sdSSISSssSs SsESHS2 s9s 3d.
pat recorded IN the sfies 81 thss r,svssSeEE
IeF the nistFist ef ceIumhla u Llhei dausiH=e
eleven iii now Known ioS pus8S1sS s.uTk e ss.,
ssss;;mssnnt and tsxation as sauslt 4
Terms OF sale: one-ieiiFtk cash; 'kaisi;ise
IN one, two and three years With .iRtersssz
az six, per cent per annuIn, papabla seuff,~-
annually, Deposit, Of $4,000 1squirtG ,atsS
sftesn shms o. sac; a1e tha PusShassF eleyedSs
s9s purchase. Further paEtieuis3s &c time
EDWARD, O. -@ALTz,, -
VERNON q. QWNN
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2Ol4 M ST. NV.

LUI4 VI y NV,
Small store, good for any type business
A KAss REALTY CO..
Ills Vermont Ave. Decatur 1919.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
IN THE HEART OF A LARGE
SHOPPING CENTER, ONE DOOR
FROM THE INTERSECTION OF
GEORGIA AVE, ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RID. AND NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE, EAST SIDE OF
STREET (BEST SIDE). INSPEC-
TON PERMITTED. e
F. G. KAYHOE,
NORTH 1887. l84S %th ST. NE.
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AUCTION SALES.
PuTuRR DAYS.
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. zUCTT0NTFEE.
1854 EYE st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of VsIuahle,
Seven.Story Office Building,
No. 4l2 Fifth Street. NV
Known as the Century Build !
ing.
r.IS,S.5 sy yIT'Ss certain ss;s q !sEE.s sv
St the land records Of the Dtstriet Of CaIumss,
q sSSsIsSS nS ss ssss.. s vii sifsa s.:a
q A HsSsnAS sSeg TIs dEiaEF4 D4f 4kI
SSIoGK Sna SSsS,s:, rM :,ts,. shs II
original lot is IN square zSS, desc d:seriSsd iSd q
follows; Beginning for the same on Fifth
stfset at the northeast eorneF Of said, lot. e
snd running thence south On, seta strsek Is
fss snss sasses s:s' fssI 'sipsi ncS.a sSS
% feet ah Inches TO Ihe piace Of SeFinninS.
%R:ses siS: ga % .S.s Ssses soush 81 way .0y :sT
n f:iS 'f:sSsss f:sSss: y s'i ' p.ssiss sss e
,r1sg Tsgrms; sols osS ssSSsiss. to prisr assa ss
Ss S.post ps; q d'Sss s.suIr.ds ss r S Rs6
veyancing recording, etc. al pvrehaser's
cost. Terms to be complied with within
hseen hs prop.y asys; SthsyYt:s Sspsit forfeited s5
-noz3-d&dbs. exsu&hN trustees, )
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON, ING.
Auctioneers, 920 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
zspH zsTHES EgNscKsq saRsq RRfERT fREsTSRRY HoHs RS5Sk
FzfNEa S1PX fPHsKEuGGFzzR GFzERrs AER soS 81
HHoSBRRTEEN4H HSR nATH KT8MM sFSEET As GEE a5st
E99sRMEFgaEREr E99sRM MAEFgaRrEEsTg' kEssMgE As CLIFTON Ma
corded R virtue IL ber g ssss s qs od p s trq y se
the, undersiEped viii sell at public auction
MSRR n EsR Z E1dHra hf c AZ o6 R
ises. situated in the District Of Columbia
ssdd tSsaS GSs ps0f1sa u. @
the South Grounds of COLUMBIA College"
u. OF 81 the the rscords .n the once os the @ spro
veyor for said District said propsFty being
os sabe ao U e s
square tysnty.sls Hundred and sixty-two
1892; Said sale win be made upon the
Terms q ssis: Purchaser tS pay third .a
Years S0 respee1sy WIZ Interest a. the the rss aye
OF six per cent per annum. and secured BY
g. at esss sssd Ct pss a0ssn 9s s od
rsTss gnf e. t.eS4sSx s5AssS to gate sale
1OGs w selsrss anesd e. si tRf WIN q xth silf
s e and men the ressrSs w
q s.r:.%! atsSPa a:,sis s Il y: .o: SsS
N'Der published II gRoAN shNs 2'asEis aHMGrSN e Columbia
Union I1u'' S,a1 Z. RAfPH ATfPfhinEiCARi hEHANb. B. O.
no2sVSa Msss Shsfs St. Rstimors Me-
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

COUPLE DR5fRR LE1sE. JAN. /. THRET
or four room furnished apt. in NV. section;
must be above average In appointments and
free from radio noise. Address BOX 241-D.
Star cfice. -
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sALE-APARrMENr HOUSES.

11A1zE 1AK AN W1EEVA TWEED
WODERk EIGHT STORY ELEVATOR BUILD.
ing. having nearly 100 apartments; central
location; fully rented. Cofapelled 70 saeTi-
Zee TO raise cash. Only one trust on build
Ing; the net income is over $4,000 per year.
Address BOX 233-D, Star once.
Evening star., 1930-12-03
HUNTING GROUNDS.

DUCK SHOOTING-CAN ACCOMMODATE
fve shooters; shooting days, Monday. Tues
day, Friday, Saturday; one-day adyance no
Cherry Hill, Va.
Evening star., 1930-12-03
BY ALFREp II. LAWeoN.
-d&ds.exSu& vice PRESIDENT.

ADAM A. wEscHLER SON, Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-27
SECOND-GRADE RAIL
BONDS DEPRESSED
Carriers Reports Are sigma
for SeIIing-Prime Issues
Well Supported.
BY F. III. RICHARDSON.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Renewec
heavy selling Of the second-grade raj
bonds featured bond trading today.
The Street received with disappoint-
ment the reports of II carriers, showing
a decrease of over Is per cent in net
income during the first four months OF
the year, as compared with the same
period Of 1929, and those bonds most
easily affected were thrown onto the
market in large blocks. Otherwise the
list presented an irregular appearance
with flrmnesS in the high-grade group
minor fluctuations in the industrials
and slight advances IN many Of the for
eign dollar bonds.
In the landslide of junior railroad
issues, st. Paul adjustments accounted
for most Of the trading and had the
widest loss, dropping over points be-
low its previous low price since 1928
st. Paul SIS, a bond much more secure
eaSed of fractionally. 1t Is within 2
points of its low for 1880.
Other active losers in this group were
Rock Island 4H2S, Erie refunding IS,
International Great Northern adjust
ments, Frisco 41as, Southern Railroad
Is. Western Maryland As and Boston &
Maine SIS.
WAS LlGdV16T OKldn OH
Monday, chiefly due to the dealing in
railroad bonds, but activity tapered of
after the first hour. Time money re-
manned around to 81 per cent for
90-day bills, but a downward trend in
bankers acceptanceS indicated that
rates may be still lower before the week
is through.
The market is now well prepared for
the reparations bonds, and there is lit
tie prospect Of a convulsive movement
Of prices either way. The day saw
some slight indication of preparatory
marking up" in foreign issues, chiefly
German, and there was q comparatively
solid demand for French, Belgian and
South American issues. The new Jap
anese 51as were active and shade
lower.
In the prime group such issues as Ca
madam National SIS, New York Central
IS, Southern Pacific AVS, Union Pacific
first IS, Standard Oil Of New Jersey SIS,
Duquesne Light 4las and Laclede Gas
SIS were fractionally higher.
New issues totaled close to 100000
900, or about the same as on Monday.
OF this, $3.50, 900 consisted of Seaboard
Airline equipment trust per cent GER
tificates priced to yield 4.25 to $40 per
cent. Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
offered $16,000000 of first mortgage
41aS at 931z, to yield 4S5 per cent.
During the way Canadian National Rail-
ways asked tenders on SIS, 900 of
Az per cent equipment certificates, and
Boston & Maine sought permission to
issue $4,000 shares of its preferred
stock in exchange for some of its gen.
eral mortgage bonds. A preferred stock
offering was $l3,000,000 Aluminium Linn
tied 6 per cent cumulative Of 500 par.
It was priced at $9925, and was re-
ported rapidly subscribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-27
PATHE STOCKHOLDERS
FORM PROTECTIVE BODY

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Holders of
the per cent preferred stock of Pathe
Exchange, Inc, have formed a protec-
tive committee. The committee is COM
posed Of Richard A. Rowland, formerly
general manager of First National Pic
lures, Inc; Robert w. Daniel, chairman
Of the board Of Liberty National Bank,
and w. v. A. Waterman Of Waterman,
Bonn 81 Co. Root, Clark, Buckner d
Ballantine are counsel. The secretary
Of the committee is F. r. Ryan of Nc
Combs &c Ryan, IS Broad street.
The committee states that at the
annual meeting of stockholders, held
April 20 and adjourned until June, Jo-
seph p. Kennedy, then president of the
company, described the condition of the
company as unsatisfactory and stated
that unless directors procured funds to
carry out adequate production and dis
tribution programs he would resign.
Mr.. Kennedy and John j. Murdoch,
chairman Of the board, resigned shortly
afterward.
The per cent preferred stockholders
are entitled to elect q majority Of the
directors If eight quarterly dividends
are defaulted, under the certificate Of
Incorporation. This having occurred.
the committee is being formed with
the purpose Of electing directors, and a
request Is made for proxies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-27
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 27.-With the
Stock Market now languishing in the
rather weary hands of professional trad
ers, there is much buzzing by tip-bearers
about pool operations.
Small traders Still seem to snap up
tips about pools with considerable avi-
dity, although 1t Is now widely acknowl-
edged that 1t was the ambitious
efforts of pools that caused the crash
three weeks ago.
Apparently this sort of trader reasons
that without public buying pool opera
lions are about all there Is left to move
however, that a pool operation consists
merely in buying a stock at q low level,
bidding it up, and selling 1t out to the
public at a higher level.
Pool Methods.
Unless there is suficient public par
ticipation in the market to permit the
pool to distribute its holdings, 1t must
eventually dump them overheard, some
times at ruinous prices, particularly
ruinous to the little fellow who has been
trying to follow the move. At least this
is what is understood to have happened
in few stocks early this month.
Unless one has confidence Of an early
wave of public buying therefore, q tip
on a pool move is dangerous to follow.
In fact many conservative traders con.
slider them dangerous 70 follow at al
times, for while a stock is being accu-
mulated by a pool, 1t will be done with
great secrecy, and not until the pool Is
ready to begin taking its profits is the
small trader likely to hear about It,
After accommodating block of shares, q
pool manager likes to move the issue up
gradually, attracting little attention
| Spectacular bidding up of the issue Il
often resorted to toward the end Of a
move as q means Of attracting the
| public.
The smalFtrader, in endeavoring tc
follow q pool move, furthermore, Is at
q great DISADVANTAGES In being unable