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La gaceta., 1930-11-04
LOS VAN
A ATACAR A LOS ROJOS

Shanghai, Nov. 4.-Por tie
IRA, aqua y aire ell gobierno
nacionalista Sc mueve esta no.
che contra ell comunismo y las
hordas de bandidos que han
venido saqueando las provin-
cias centrales, durante meses,
Y constituyen Ell principal obs
taculo a los esfuerzos de Nam
king para establecer ell orden
en- China.
Legiones de hombres de in
fanterfa, que montan a mas
de 100000, fueron d~espacha-
das a las provincias de Human
Y Kiangsi con 6rdenes para res
eatar a la poblaci6n de las ga
rras de los rojos. Tn escua-
dr6n de aeroplanos de bombar-
dec, bien abastecido con bonn
bas, fue enviado a Nanchang
y Kiangsi para servir de ex :
ploradores a la infanteria.
Varios canoneros fueron
despachados hacia las aguas
interiors; de los lagos Poyang,
Kiangsi, Tungting y Human.
Mas de 365, 900 soldados del
gobierno han pasado va per
Hankow hacia la provincial de
Human mientras $4,000 han
entrado por Kiukiang y otras
pequenas ciudades en- ell rio
Yangtse.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

efecto, rinde de vez en- cuando
informes parciales del progreso
de sus investigacones. No ha-
&c mucho, Sc reuni6 en- Lous-
vile, KY, un congreso de la
american Prison Association.
ante cuyos delegados propuso Ell
Sr. Wickersham que Sc resuci-
tase la antigua institution punt
.tiva de los azotes, forma de cas-
tigo corporal vitanda en- nnes-
tros dias en- cast todas las nacio-
mes del mundo civilizado.
La suggestion, que algunos han
calificado de "pueril y miope",
tiene, sin embargo, su raz6n de
ser. Organizado ell crimen, los
"ba~rateros" (racketeers) tienen
a su disposition fuentes de di-
nero effective con que dar fan
zas, por elevadas que estas sean,
cuando Sc les aprehende, asf CO.
mo abogados que interpongan
en- SUI favor recursos sin fin. Ell
resultado es que los criminales
Sc burlan a menudo de la justi-
cha; pues consiguen que Sc les
impongan penas relativamente
insignificantes, va que, aun
cuando vayan a La carcel, sus
negocios ilfcitos contin1an en-
Marcia, en- manos de sus lugar-
tenientes. De aquf que Mr.. Wi
ckersham haya llegado a la con-
clusi6n de que una azotaina,
mas o menos ruda, seg1n ell de-
Ito, sea mas efectiva que una
encarcelaci6n para hacer cam
biar de conducta a los crimina-
les.
Sin embargo, algunos crimi-
n6logos Sc oponen a este punto
de vista, diciendo que la restau-
raci6n del castigo corporal da-
ria resultados negatives, pues
ell primer vapuleo p1blico crea-
ria una onda de reaction senti-
mental, convirtiendo a los cri-
minales en- martires de La ley.
Ademas, Sc dice que los azotes
son una institution barbara,
que embrutece tanto al que la
recibe como al que la infringe.
En- los tiempos antiques, ell
castigo corporal era comdn y
tcorriente. En- ell codigo mosaico
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
~ENCONTRADO CULPABL
DE LIBERTAR UNA VACA

Ante ell juez Henry fue aver
encontrado culpable de soltar
una vaca sujeta a acei6n judi
cial, Willie Branch, de Is amos.
Admiti6 Branch que 81 habia
libertado la vaca, propiedad de
su padre, aunque no habia pa
gado la multa que lie fuera pedi-
da por tenerla suelta.
La defensa presentara una
moci6n pidiendo nuevo juicio.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
Ell SHERIFF. JOUGHIN ACU-
SA AL JEFF DE POLICIA
DE HABER PUESTO VIGI-
LANTES ESPECIALES PA
IRA PERTURBAR Ell OR
DEN

Frente al colegio no. 81, en-
West Tampa, los d~iputados del
sheriff Joughin arres.aron hoy
a tres policias especiales, c. j.
Braxton, w. w. Koon y r. S.
Weeks, acusandolos de pertur-
bar la tranquilidad.
Ell sheriff Joughin, que esta-
ba presente en- ell colegio GUAM
do las detenciones Sc hicieron,
senaio como responsible de la
conducta de esos hombres al je-
fe de policia, Mr.. Knight.
Brawton es del pueblo de Ii
mona, Koon de Seffner y Weeks
de Keysville.
Los amigos de los candidates
Independence dicen que esos
hombres trataron de impedir
que votara un muchacho de II
amos, sehalado como "repeti-
dor.
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Claro para hoy Y manana.
Vientos moderados del norte.
Temperature maxima aver, 70.
grades; minima, SIS.
Marea alta a las II :46 a. m.
y :33 p. M; marea baja a las
Z 100 a. m. y 6:55 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
PLAN NEW OKLA.
OUTPUT GUT

The proration committee of the
Mid-ConUinent Oil and Gas Asso-
citation, has called a meeting of
Oklahoma oil operators, in Tulsa,
for July IS, to decide on plans for
a further curtailment by 20 per
cent of the present allowable
proration production.
The suggested 20 per cent addi-
tional curtailment will, if adopted,
as it is considered it will be,
amount to 10000 barrels daily
It will mean a reduction in the
daily average output of $50 900
barrels, recently put into effect
for the third quarter, to $4,000
barrels.
The new proposal is a reflec-
ton of the curtailment at the re-
finerieS in the midcontinent area,
which are cutting their runs of
crude oil to still so as TO prevent
q surplus output of gasoline. The
Prarie Pipe Line Company, al
ready has curtailed the run of
crude oil through its lines from
various fields in the district, the
big Oklahoma City pool being
allotted a Is per event cut in
V1lurne.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
BAL TIMoRE PRODUCE
VEGETABLES


Apples--supplies fairly liberal Mary
land and Virginia. bu. baskets Trans
parents. as to size, soc 9&1.5O, few fancy
higher; various other early varieties
soc a $l.2s; 1sbu. hampers. various early
varieties. ESQ soc. few higher,
Asparagus - Supplies light Dozen
bunch crates, green, large $9@35O.
medium, $2@2.50: small, c0$i.25.
Heans - Supplies moderate. Nearby,
per hu, Round Stringless. 75c@$
heets - Supplies light. Nearby, per
BIaekberriss ' - Supplies light. New
Jersey, 1874 615o per qt. Eastern shore
Maryland and nearby. 1O@15c per at.
bu. baskets Round type. 5O@75c.
Cantaloupes-Seven Arizona 2 Califor.
MIA. Georgia, 8 South Carolina arrived
4 reconsigned :S5 cars on track. includ-
ing broken. Supplies liberal; demand
zona. Salmon Tints. Jumbo ASS, $275
few higher; Jumbo ass, mostly $3.50;
standard ass, $2.2S02,5O; pony ass and
S4s, $1.75@2; ripe stock, 2595oc less
stand staHSard S.alat flats i2s snd 1Ss, s1@1lS.
meats. all sizes, S1@1.25 few S15o
mostly around $1.25 Honey Dews:
Three California arrived; s cars on
track. including broken. Supplies light;
demand moderate; market unsettled
California, Honey Dews, standard crates
12s, best $3.50. few higher; poorer, "a;
IS and 9s. $4,000. Honey Balls: No
car-lOt arrivals; no cars on track. Sup
plies light; demand moderate; market
unsettled. California and Arizona stand
ard ass. $404.50: pony ass and 54s,
$4,000; standard flatx. l2s and los,
mostly $1.76
carrots-supplies light. Nearby. per
Celery-Supplies moderate California,
full crates $5.50@6i three-quarter crates,
&4.75@5. Michigan, highballs, $1,25@
1.S5: New York and New Jersey. two
Corn-Supples fairly liberal. Nearby.
rer doz., 6Wi5e. few higher.
Cucula Ders - No car-lot arrivals; no
cars on track. Virginia. Norfolk and
boat receipts light Nearby receipts
moderate, Supplies modertae, demand
anoderate market about steady, Vir-
ginia, Norfolk and Hampton, bu, ham
s1T6@s Eastern Shore Maryland, bu.
hampers, ungraded. 4e@S5e. Nearby
u bu hampers, 6o@e5c,
EgEplants--No arrivals.
Hucklsberries - S u p les moderate.
Lettuce--Four California, 2 New York
arrived: 25 cars on track, including
broken, New York express receipts
light Supplies moderate; demand mod
crate; market about steady. Crates
condition. hest. 35@S5O: poorer. SAC
4.5O: California, $5.2506.50. New York.
2 dog crates. Big Boston. best, s0cQ 81;
fair quality, bO075c; poor quality
rs @ 35c.
Lima B Beans- Supplies moderate
North Carolina. bu hampers, best, S125
@1.50 few $1.75: heated 50cQ$1. East
ern Shore Maryland, bu. hampers
$15O@1T5
Onions-No car-lot arrivals; cars on
track including broken. Eastern Shore
Virginia boat receInts light. Supplies
ern Shore Virginia. 5u hampers yell
lows, ungradsd, best. soc 9t1; p0OrEF,
80 97kes
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
LOCAL PRODUCE

Poultry-AIive: Turkeys. old, 2O022c;
broilers. large, 33@55c. Chickens med
ium. 2sQ3 soc; leghorns, 2O@24c: large
fowls. 22924c; small fowls, 2o@22c;
geese. 15c; young keats, So@65c; ducks,
15918c. Dressed--Turkeys, young. SOC
32c; old. so932c; largs chickens. 4oG
42c; medium. sO9S5c; small, ESQ 3oc.
Leghorn chicks, 25@sOc: keats. SOe75c.
Live stock-Lambs. sos calves, 1Oc.
Eggs-Average receipts. 22Q23c; hen
merry, 24025c.
Butter-Country packed, 17c.
Cantaloupes-S Supplies liberal; demand
moderate; market slightly weaker
Arizona, salmon Tints. jumb"s S6s and
ABS. $2.50@2.75; poorer. $l.5O9i. IS;
ripe 81. Pony 54s. si.75@2 stand
ard flats. l2s and l5s, 75c6$l: jumbo
flats IFS and los. 81. California. Sal
mon TInts, jumbos sos and ASS. mostly
sizes Salmon Tfnts, fair to ordinary
quality and condition, best $l2S:
poorer CSC. Georgia, fair to ordinary
quality and condition, crates, all sizes,
Dews:, Supplies light: demand light;
market about steady, California, stand
ara crates 9s. to 12s best $3; far
quality and condition; s2,s5925c1;
Honey Bans. supplies IlBntS uSuiAHu
light: market weaker. California. jun
hos ass. $49425; standards, ass; $3.50
g. ponies, S4s IS; orange pack SS.20
Lettuce - Western stock: Supplies
light; demand moderate, market steady.
Colorado. crates, Iceberg type. As
dozen, SO: California, crates, Iceberg
type. AS dozen. mostly around $3.50.
Eastern stock: Supplies moderate; de-
mand moderate: market about steady.
New York, 2-dozen crates. big Boston
type. 90c0$1; poorer, 75c.
Onions-Supplies light: demand hight;
market steady. Texas and California
standard crates. yellow T3ermudas. u. S.
No l, 50; Virginia, 100-pOund sacks,
yellows, No, l, $3.
Peaehes-supplies moderate; demand
moderatei market steady. U. s. No. /:
large size, $3OO0s.5O; medium size.
mostly around $3.50; very small to
small sizes $2.OO92.o5 skies. Hileys.
"a inch minimum, &S.5O@4.0O.
Petatoes--supplies LIBERAL demand
moderate: market weaker. East Shore
(Md). cloth top stave barrels Cobblers
U. S. No. /. $2,25q3.
Tomatoes - Supplies light; demand
good; market strong, Virginia. 12-at
climax baskets, green wrapped. SIC
1,25, mostly 81; skies. green, wrapped.
S2n250; skies. ripes and turning,
wrapped. mostly around $s.25.
watermelons - Supplies liberal: de-
mana HkHlt uutl SeOEBlA ana
South Carolina. Tom watsons, s4-Ss
lb average 60@65e; s0-s2 h. average,
4Oc; Zs b average. s5c. Carlot sales
car. South Carolina, rs lb- average. Tom
Watsons. $3.50,
Peppers-SupplIes very light: demand
light: market dun. North Carolina
bushel hampers, fair quality and con-
dition. $1@1.25.
Cucumbers-supplies light; demand
light; market about teady. East Shore
hlShet
higher.
Green Corn--Supplies moderate. De-
msnd slow, market dull North Caro-
lima, crates. mostly around 81; poorer
lower.
Eggplant-Suppies very light De.
mand moderate. market about steady.
Norfolk section, Virginia boat re-
reipts very light Supplies very tight.
Demand moderate. market about steady.
Norfolk section Virginia ss-barrel
Lima BeanS--suppliss liberal. De-
nand slow, market weaker. Nogtl
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
FUTILE AWAITS
. SUTR0 & CO.
REPORT

A postoffice inspectors report
on a secret inquiry into affairs Of
Sutro 65 Co., brokers barred from
the stock exchange floor for deals
in Manhattan Electrical Supply
Company stock, is to be made to
United States Attorney Tuttle, in
New York city, within a few days,
it was revealed today.
Since the middle Of last month,
it is disclosed, the Federal Off
cials have been looking into the
affair which it is reported, has
reached into many other offices
besides those of the Sutro COM
pany.
Asks Indulgence
What action Tuttle will take fol-
lowing the inquiry has not been
indicated. Sutro & Co., however,
which has two offices here and
three in California, has appealed
for public indulgence during their
three-year Punishment from the
exchange floor.
The Manhattan Electrical Sup
ply Co., Inc, over which the diff.
ficulties arose, has been reorgan-
lied under the name of the Amer
ican Machine and Metals Co.,
Inc.
Federal Probe On
Watson Washburn, Assistant
Attorney General, revealed that
his office is conducting an inves-
tigation into the affairs of Sutro
& Co.. whose floor man in the
Exchange. James H. McGean, was
specifically barred.
Over $4,000. 900 was lost by the
public in the collapse of the Man
haitian issue, according to Wash
burn. Wash sales" in common
stock of the Manhattans Com
pany to boom the securities by
placing large buy ana sell orders
without change in ownership
were being made by a client of
Sutro's, Charles H. Mccarthy, of
80 Riverside Drive, it is alleged.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12

Peaches-Four Georgia, North Calo-
lima, / South Carolina arrived; l recon
signed: Il cars on track, iucluding
broken North Carolina truck receipts
hight Supplies moderate, demand mod
crate; market firm. North Carolina, Lu.
minimum, So; bu. baskets. Hi.eys Y. S.
Is, 2l4 Inch minimum, $4,5o@5 Geor-
gta. bu. baskets, Hileyst y. S. 1s inch
minimum. mostly 50. q; 1S-inch mini
mum, $39325; SIS, ileyHs, u. s. Is,
medium, s275Ws, small, $2.2s@26o
Peas-Supplies moderate western
bu. hampers, Telephones $2.25 q 90; so
lib. crates, 5000 $50. New York, bu
baskets. Telephones, best sl.25g l'0o;
few higher poorer 25c9$l0o.
Peppcrs-Supplies light. North Caro-
lima. bu. hampers, fancy $l.o0@l.2S;
few higher. Nearby !z-bu. hampers
60Q75c.
Potatoes-No car-lot arrivals. Re-
eeipts equivalent to Virginia. Norfolk
and Hampton, Western Shore Virginia,
Eastern Shore Virginia, Eastern
Shore Maryland by boat. New stock,
no cars on track. Supplies moderate:
Norfolk and Hampton stave barrels.
Cobbers, u s. Is, $3,25 q $50. Western
Shore Virginia, stave barrels, Cobblers.
U. $. Is. mostly &2.SO. Eastern Shore
ported. Old stock. l broken car on
track. Supplies light Too few sales
reported to quote.
Rasp%erriss-Supplies very light. Near
by black. per quart 1201Sc; few
higher. Red, per pint, 1o@15c.
Sweet Potatoes-supplies light. Florida.
bu. baskets. Yellows. No. Is, $500; No.
Is, $500.
squash-supplies moderate. Nearby
n blu. hampers. 15@25c
Tomatoes-One Mississippi, Ten
nessee arrived; / reconsigned. Receipts
equivalent to s cars Western Shore Vir..
ginia boat; l Virginia, Norfolk and
Hampton. Nearby receipts very light
Supplies moderate; demand good;
market firm. Tennessee, lugs. green
and turning. wrapped 6x6 and larger
$2.26@2.50; few higher. mostly $2.4O@
25O. Mississippi, As green and turn-
ing. wrapped. u. s. Is. mostly $l.O0
Western Shore Virginia, 6s. green. un-
wrapped. ungraded, $1,00@150; mostly
around $1.25. Nearby Il -bu. hampers
ripe, $2.0002.5O.
Watermelons-Two Florida. 10 Georgia,
II South Carolina arrived; recon-
The Washington times., 1930-07-12

signed: 81 cars on track including
broken. Supplies fairly liberal demand
slow: market weak, South Carolina ana
Georgia, Tom Watsons. S0-32 ID. aver
age, 35040c; 2S-28 In. average, ESQ Soc
22-lb. average. gee each. Car-lot safes
South Carolina hulk per car. Tom
Watsons. layers, S2-34 lb average
x300 635O: 30-32 Id. average. $3.50; 2s-lb
average, $20O@225: 22-lb. average, 5000
EGGS
Market unsettled. On the Baltimore
Butter and Egg Exchange there were
no sales. Nearby fresh gathered firsts.
offered Gle; bid 20G Receipts, butter
s25 tubs; eggs. 1853 cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-YounE. colored. as to size,
s7a36c: leghorns. as to size, T25c.
Chickens-Old. heavy, 2s@27c; medium,
ESQ &c: leghorns and other light stock,
I6n 2Oc: Foosters. 13@l5c.
GuineaE--Two pounds and over, 7o0
7Sc. smaller. soc.
Ducks-Young. White Pskina lbs:
and over. $50 20c: Muscovy, lbs. and
over 20G32c: Puddle, lbs and over.
1Sd 2Oc: all kinds. old. 1sG1sc.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. July 11.-Producs:
ggs-Market opened firm on Mon
day and closed steady on Friday. (Ths
best qualities of nearby hennery white
and brown and gathered current col
Iections were in demand). Nearby
hennery whites closely selected extras.
80 eG33c: average extras. 279 2sc; extra
firsts. asa m2Sc: firsts, 21 u o 23c: me-
diums 28 a csc; nearby hennery browns:
top quality. 27234o; nearby gathered
browns extras. csc: extra firsts. ?5n
93hc: gathered current collections
mixed colors closely selected extras.
e592shc: extras, e4@24ac; extra
firs,s. zac: firsts 21H@2Gc; Pacific
Coast she'll treated extras, 5cG 3Sc
Pacific Coast shell-treated extra tirsts,
S0B31c.
Butter-Market took an upward trend
during the weak and closed barely
steady on Friday. Creamery saIted
higher seorea S5@35hc; extra ts2
score), S4Ac. firstS (so-s1 scorSl $50
sac: firsts (ss-ss seoPe). 31Gs2% G;
seconds (S4-s7 scorsl, 2SG3ohe; lower
grades. 27Ia @2Slac.
Cheese-New York state fresh de-
clined 1c per pound during the week
and the market closed weaker on Fri
day. New York state, held fancy to
The Washington times., 1930-07-12

The publication of this
announcement in these
columns is evidence
that this newspaper
co-operates with and
supports the Better
Business Bureau for
your protection.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12

Year TO May 81 Krs. $2.sss4s5 $2,5ss 574
EXP. 4 Eenl taxes 1.1s0.40 1,04s,515
Gross tDeonO.ASsss 1,6as,o7s 1.617.osa
The Washington times., 1930-07-12

City of Washington. District of Co
I, CHARLES D. BOYER. cashier Of
the above-named bank. do selemnly
swear that the above statement il true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. D. BOYER,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 11th day of July. 1890.
(SeaD MILLARD s. YEATMAN.
Notary Public. D. c,
(My commission expires Oct. s, 1s31.)
Correct-Attest:
JOHN POOLE.
BYRON S. ADAMss
LEON TOBRINERs
HARRY KING,
... JAMES BROWN SCOTT.
LOUIS MACKALL.
C. E. GALLIHER,
ISAAC CANS,
JNO. DOLsPH,
RALPH w. LEE,
WALTER A. BROWN.
GEO. e. WALKER,
JOHN r. CROWLEY,
w. G. GALLIHER,
ARTHUR D. MARKS
w J. BROWN,
WIN. A. HILL
DIrsct6ra4
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
Jones e LdughLin to
Spend S2O,OOOy 900

Including unexpended balances
on appropriations for work al
ready underway and appropria-
tions recently authorized. the pro-
gram for improvement to plants
and properties of Jones and
Laughlin Steel Corporation. as OF
July /, involves the expenditure
Of approximately $40, 900.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
STRAUs OFFICE OPENED
BANK STATEMENTS

OF Washington. In the District Of Co
lumbia. at the close of busi-
ness on June 80. 1890.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12

specials, 2S02sc: fresh specials. 1Shc
fresh fancy, 17hc.
Live Poultry-Rroilers in moderate to
liberal receipts and fowls In light sup
ply al the week. Demand good for
fancy stock only. Market steady and
higher than last week. Fowls-Leg
horn. 24625c; colored, 266 27c: broilers
rocks. s5n37c: reds 2oW30c; leghorn.
t5@ Csc; Long Island ducks. 22c: other
nearby, 16c. Pigeons-Per pair. csc;
squads per pair. Csc; Jumbo squads.
per pair, 406T5s.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, July 12 Ns).-Grains
opened higher today. Wheat was 4
to y cent higher; corn. q cent to n
cent higher. and oats unchanged.
Opening prices were:
Wheat-Ju.y, S6K4S7c: September,
sax q 90hc: December. 95h @95's.
COrn--July. 7S@7SAc September. 1914
@76asc: December G9L4 a MG9sse.
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
PRODUCE MARKETS

Carolina, bushel hampers mostly
around 81; poorer low as 25c.
Peas-Supplies moderate Demand
light market dull. New York, busheI
baskets, $l,25@15e ordinary quality
and condition, 25c6$f
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
Let the Buyer
Beware

"Caveat Emptor" is the old phrase. And that
is the cry of the high pressure promoter, the
questionable salesman of worthless stocks, the
operators of the bucket shop and others of
that ilk, when their victim complains.
'The stock will be listed very shortly" glibly
lies the salesman who attempts to sell a high
sounding security to an intended Sucker" Re-
Gently one of these men sold certain stock to
an individual for over twenty dollars share.
That same stock can be bought in New York
for less than two dollars share.
If you want to =. be protected against these
schemes which almost always result in serious
financial loss, you must beware You must be
cautious. You must demand the facts before
parting with your money. The Better Business
Bureau sounds the keynote for investment
protection and safety when it says
Before You InUeSt-InUestigate
The Washington times., 1930-07-12
Utility Earnings
CAL. OREGON POWER

CAL. OREGON POWER
IL mos ended May 81 1870 1929
Gross earnings. $5,622493 s3,5OS,S SIS
Other income So. 1888 SS,172
Net earnings. 2,16Ts4o 2'2s2'2SS
Net earnings includ-
ing other income 2,167.17S 2,296, $50
LOUISVILLE GAS
Gross earnings. SO, ,Ss7, ,064 50 96S,7S7
Net earnings. 5,411,5so 5,095.5So
Other income 518,902 39I,296
Net earnings includ-
ing other income 5,92S,4s2 5,474,S2S
MARKET STREET RAILWAY
Gross earnings. $s,544s9s $s.6tO,C6o
Net earnings. 1532.96S 1851 I,45S
Other income. 22,S29 23,063
Net earnings inClud-
ing other income 1,15j795 1,2S0,522
NORTHERN STATES POWER
Gross earnings. $31, 022 $50 $32.O2?, 291
Net earnings. i6,GnG, !02 lG,G23, 1%6
Other income. 41S,SI2 Ii6.@4l
Net earnings includ-
ing other income 17.025274 17.37O,O77
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
Gross earnings. $50, ,350.476 $C2. 2.602, SAG
Net earnings. 3l.204 027 20. 1886
Other, income. 80. 1'64IGs6 1,TS'649
ing other income 32,S51.sss 31,65zs45
SAN DIEGO GAS
Gross earnings. $7,213,446 $7,2a1 446
Net earnings. S'425'Iis s4SS 9Si
Net earnings includ-
ing other income 3,455232 S.462,304
SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER
Gross earnings. :. $2.2s4433 $2,2s2,so4
Net earnings...... 1,062,54s 1,1oS e40
Other ineome... 29,047 10,424
Net earnings includ-
ing other income 1,091,S96 1,114,364
WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE
Gross earnings. $5.5st,041 $5,226,074
Net earnings. 49,. 2,41s.313 2,295 C62
Other income. .... 1906 1886
Net earnings includ-
ing other income 2,43G.379 2.309,1SS
WISCONSIN VALLEY ELECTRIC
Gross earnings. :. $2.O6s,792 E.74l,s7O
Net earnings, s,..... 981,29S 63S,4S8
Other income .... 24,129 1885
Net earnings includ-
Ing other income 955, ,427 66S. 124
PENNSYLVANIA POWER
Nay gross ....... S2,521,65S S2,74374s
Net earnings, ,..... l,277,65l 1,22T,210
Net income...., SBl,S56 S26, 4i5
Twelve mos. gross 30. .553,25I 20, 43l GA
Net earnings. ..... 15,4S4.244 14764,4 ,494
Net income. ...... 1855, SOS lO060, 754
Bal aft. pfd divs. ala S71 6,91s,421
NEW YORK WATER SERVICE
Year TO May 81 Ers. $2.sss4s5 $2,5ss 674
Exp. 4 Eenl taxes 1,1s0.4o7 1,o4s.515
Gross iDeooOSASsss 1,6as,o1s 1.617.oss
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RED CROSS ROLL CALL
BOOTHS NOW READY
District Chapter Formally Launches
Membership Drive, to Continue
Until November %.

Red Cross Roll Call booths were set
up in stores and buildings all over the
city yesterday as the District Chapter
Of the American Red Cross launched
its annual membership drive, which win
continue until November 20. The roll
call Of the organization Is conducted
throughout the Nation from Armistice
day until Thanksgiving day each year.
The following firms were announced
yesterday by Mrs. Harry G. Barnes, di-
rector Of the District Chapter, as hav-
ing volunteered their cooperation by
establishing registration booths with q
corps of workers In their establish
ments: Riggs National Bank, American
Security and Trust Co.. Union Trust
Co, National Savings and Trust Co.,
Willard Hotel, Mayf1ower Hotel, Second
National Bank, Dulin g. Martin. WASH
ington Loan a. Trust Co.. Washington
Loan a. Trust Co. west End Branch),
National Metropolitan Bank, Lincoln
National Bank Seventeenth and II
Streets Branch). District National Bank,
Commercial National Bank, Shoreham
Hotel, Second National Bank CO Street
Brancf1J, woodward g. Lothrop, julius
Garfnckel a. Co, Calvary Baptist
Church, Church OF the Covenant. East
ern Presbyterian Church, Epiphany
Church, Epworth M E. Church, First
Congregational Church, Luther Me-
mortal Church. New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, st. Andrews Church,
st. Johns Church of Georgetown, st.
Margaret's Church. Central Presby-
terrain Church and st. Marks Luz
theran Church.
The headquarters personnel for the
annual drive consists of MRS. Barnes,
Mrs. Allan Lard, cashier: Mrs. William
Spencer. Mrs. d. J. Roberts, Mrs. Z. O..
Montgomery, Mrs. Hazel B. Hart. Miss
Z. L. May and Miss v. B.. Johnson.