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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDING DECEMBER q. 1884.

@tgh Tow. high.
Averageprice OF 20 stocks. 1868 1874 2A6.60
same period yeaf arc. 31l 90
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.PATHE PURCHASED
BY RADIO-kEITH
Agreement Made to Acquire
Studios and Other Properties.
Cash Consideration.
Snecial nisnatch 10 Tho star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Radio-
Keith-O rpheum Corporation and Pathe
Exchange, Inc. announce that they
have entered into an agreement for the
sale of the Pathe studios at Culver City,
Calf. and other properties to R-K-O.
A special meeting Of Pathe stockholders
will be called early next month to ap-
prove the arrangement.
Radio-Keith will acquire the Pathe
studios, the Aim printing laboratories
in Jersey City, the Pathe News and all
Of Pathe's exchanges and distributing
facilities. The entire stan of the Pathe
organization, including motion picture
directors and stars, will be retained by
R-K-O. Also certain completed fea-
ture pictures Of Pathe will be acquired.
Pathe will receive a cash payment,
the amount of which is not stated, and
will also participate in the earnings Of
certain films acquired by R-K-O. The
latter Is to distribute for Pathe's ac-
count other pictures heretofore pro-
duced by Pathe. Pathe retains its 40
per cent interest in the du Pont-Pathe
Film Manufacturing Co. and various
other assets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, December 6 (R.-Stop-
loss selling today dropped corn to about
5 cents busllel lower than three days
ago. Selling impetus gained Roadway
from big receipts, especially at Chi
cago, Omaha and Kansas City, COM
pared with last weeks arrivals. The
official forecast pointed to generally
mild and fair weather conditions
throughout the coming week, an out
look indicating continued liberal move
ment of corn to market and to a let
up in feeding demand.
Corn closed weak, lh-2 cents a
bushel under yesterday. Wheat closed
irregular at Ia net decline to "a ad-
vance; oats, A-11s of, and provisions
UNCHANGED to Is down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, December 6 Especially -
Extreme dullness and moderate softness
marked bank stock and trust share
trading today. Bank of America, at SO,
was OF /; Bankers Trust, 107, on ~;
Bank Of United States, 11A, of Y;
Central Hanover, 241, on /; Chase,
99h, Of "a; Chatham-Phenix, 70, OF
/; Chelsea, %, up "; Chemical, 471a,
up "a; National City, 1011a, of y;
eSsnes 49, oh H. J. First Nationai $3.50 49,
unchanged; Guaranty, 47s, OF .;
Irving, $50, on "; Commercial, 290,
up 2; Manhattan, SO, of /: Manu-
facturers, 441a, unchanged; New York
Trust, 161, off 2, and Public, II, of y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07
Nine Merger Talk Revived.

NEW YORK. December 6 R.-WalI
Street hears that the arrangements Of
Phelps Dodge. Corp. and Calumet a.
ports Of engineers on the properties are
Being studied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07

xC psinusd On Fourth Rass3 3
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BANK CLEARINGs.
GASOLINE PRICE REDUCED.

NEW YORK. December 9 R;.-The
Standard Oil Co. Of New Jersey has re-
duced bulk gasoline at refineries one
half cent gallon to 61a cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07

SILVER QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, December 8 R.-Bar
silver, 33%.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Fl. BROWN HORSE SHOW ENDS:
ENLISTMENTS ARE RE- OPENED

-Cnsrken-. Lieut. S.0dter. hight
weight hEnse<-
Peter Pan. Corp Hal n1cdle
ard Lightweight hunter.
-Az-Ec-s Lieut. JerTRy, horse SIT
sh1e 10 become hunter
W1e Glass Hrs Peytc1. lzd1es
hunzer-
san srizueE~. Captain Acansn.
hunters hack
-BzbetT Lee. Captain C01-,Er.
Fort Sam Houston. polc mounts.
LzzoNe1znf-
-S1tNzgst1e-. Captain Coulter.
POO DE1E- heavyweight
-Ga1ece Lee, Captain C0uZ-G,
berdIZg rzce
Oscar wI6e-. PTr Sa-chel
Iroop A. Jumping. pr1Ta-ex
-EeE-5e- So Smith. For- Ring
gold Jumping - c Ok
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RlngEoh Officers Jumping
Frank, Sgt Mccain. Fort SAN
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and ou-
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FO<I San Eo1S-o1 and Rey1oa
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SSEzg g -hE-esn mounted and
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Dec Il
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Alfonso Johns1l director O. 80
trade extension czFsEscn q TIE D4.-
IS Chamber o. Commerce. = e.
pected TO arrive = Br0xn<Tl1e socr
and while he-e ~zl deliver EEerz,
rz-ks before TIE various c5rsc rlzbx
speaking q trace re-z<5crx
L . letter q TIE Local CHAMBER c.
commerce foczy - also asked rhz'
retail salesman arrange . meeting
and requested ira. - - Allowed
70 tax 20 then
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Exert fC- light showers = TIE
ICxer M-SSzpE Vs-sy ard - :
<e~ Other very --ce- scattered
PLACES the weather ccntS-Eed far
% party Cloudy rh-o1g15z- the
United STATES E-ce yesterday
naming l. ~zs Somewhat co-6e-.
hcEeEe-. this mining from Texas
aid L11zSz-z c0--5szS-Ezd 70 -1e
ezr Lakes ard Locally II TIE far
G-1ESx bE- N -rSezsocah-y
Temperatures FSTz-e6 z1T-
We = 11e co-1<T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Body Of Visitor Is
Sent To Nebraska

- 5LSIIO. Dec IZ-E11- Of
J1c1 Van CesEe. q, rno d.sd =
ne hoIE CT hts rephex. G-v
b1--a. q the Broz-e Trzr-. - :
p II Wsc-@csT. vas tu--Eded
. W.EzE4 Seo- THURSDAY No.
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co-lansd u ire Ez 80 t.
1ep1eT- Mr. Van CLszTe care =
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
SENATE PAUSES
With WORK UP
Public Works Bill Passed;
Drought Legislation
Slated Next Week

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zppl,ed 70 the w01nc< O. fne sEn-
z-e tocz - rnz- Chamber found L
sell far AHEAD q the house L action
60 President EcoEe-s -e1e1 pro-
gram
Ine p16-E worE appropriation
hll- passed oy the senate late yeS1e--
ozT Win sUe1cEe11x- vas - %
r~srfe-ezce committee Eh.E 6o1se
scm114zrz-ion leaders Sill we're
making pans Tor engEefIrz
through that group The cru1zE re-
Lei hLl passed d TIE senate zS-
GO
BeCz1& C TIE SIcce1 ce217 c
Senator OverEzn q North Caro-
L-a- last night L las procanle tee
senate EcEd transact 10 Business
To-Day leaving re stage al SCI 10
is companion hoGy. which Us s-1
Erke-rng WITH r-e nEET1E oepz<I-
uer- apprUrrz-roN
Speaker LzgTc--h aid the
crczzh- legislation Would &C called
ID = fhE hO1se early next rex
zzaendsd from TIE senz.Ss samoa
co % Ire Sg000G favored u shE
Eclse agriculture Committee II
r-c1ahly VII DC debated UrcEr q
rue barring s-e16reu1s Submitted
from the Ee0<- IN effect tns zo1d
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senate figure
Leaders Confer
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considered S1cn g 90 czZse se-10Z
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s Iocked for early rex- Esek IT.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Cases c. x-5cace r-rUuEH cisEp-
pointed lore ere hecn11-g 10 ILL.,
rerozz - TxpGn -h21 nwEhm1-HE
s-e 1szzng propaganda 11ns AID
po<.<z Ezrn-1E the pecp& 10 C
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

HAzr-EEEE. De- 10 ~
Bn.rc. l1cz Insurance Exn. " c.
Is rEF 70 Lex-ng111. Kez-1rky
zhe-e Is z1<ae-. M-k A-c11s Eos
To. csec n th< a<e C -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
BULLETIN

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rzs. r1zh-. secor6 h-zhe=r yes-e--
day third. wind veloc1-y ~ o q
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

Co-onez Frznc.z W Clever. pest
coznarce- Fo<- Brown zrn0zncss
hat c-d<-x have been received
fron Headquarters. Eight Corps
Area. m Furr San Houston Texas.
-lere5y enHs1Eer-S CT ne1 E-h
previous se-v1ce nav - resumed
Fer the past several nozl-1 e1lS--
Ee1-s q this station have been
restricted 70 rEn -50 Immediately
ree1--S-ed after G-schzrge 10 III
their oxn vzcancT-
4 number @ a~p1Zzat10ns have
ben received - Fur Brown fox
enlistment 1rcE ex-se-T1re men
GU c. employment dining the pe-
rod -ha- enIS-nen-S Ee-e closed.
and 10 doubt q nzEner of these
VII take advantage q this o.
po-TIzz-y 20 re<1ES- II TIE reguz-
srny- VACANCIES fo- e1ls--en-
exis- II the I2-a Cavalry Is vel
as for q number O. other des-zhe
ssz-111s u Lhe Cops Area
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zp1ly . Cz0-zi1 Mzrs01 Z Tocr-
les. l7-h CzFzE-y, hczI recruiting
oEt1cs. ~ the Pos He3crEz-eS
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20 . else THURSDAY afternoon -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

4 EzcEEe wLcn taxes W.
EzE<- c0Dz :. czscz-c< lad cnzz
and EEes . tzzer Win cu--z-
cz-ge- hzS been Ez-zIed g VIZ
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
TOURNEY
AT EDINBURC
Lower Gulf Coast Group
Tc Play Memorial
Day

The Memorial Day tournament OF
the Lower Gulf Coast Golf associa-
ton viii be held az the Edinburg
country club May 30. II has been
announced BY President d. r. Loch-
er OF Corpus Christi.
There will be three events Of medal
play as follows: 27-holes handicap
class "A for players with handicaps
of 10 or less: 27-holes handicap class
p for players with handicaps of IL
to II inclusive; II holes handicap
class &C 70 rplayers with handicaps
% fig or more.
Silver cups will be awarded play
|ers making first. second and third
lowest net scores in each class. Also
a silver cup will be awarded the
player making the lowest gross score.
The names of all players together
with $50 entry fee and handicap
must be received on or before May
81 by u. L. Collins, secretary, Kings
vile.
Only amateur players who have
been resident members Of a club
OF this assertion for three or more
months shall be eligible TO compete
The association Is composed OF
Brownsville. MERCEDES. Edinburg,
Corpus Christi. Kingsville and La
redo country clubs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
BIG CRUNTS TO
CLASH MONDAY
Harrington Card VII Seek
Opponent for Champ
SonnenberE

HARLINGEN. May 10.-A double
barreled wrestling card. having as
It's objective the selection or an
opponent for Champian Gus Sor-
MISUNDERSTANDING TO promoters
will be nut on here Monday night
al the Municipal auditorium.
FREDDY Meyers snd Clarence Lut-
rel will be featured In the final
match with Charles Leahman and
Able Morris scrsmbling pans In
the first event.
Meyers, who recently defeated
Leaham. will be taking on tough
opposition in Lutrell. who IL one
of those tough Sconers from Okla
homa. The Oklahomans have been
winning national collegiate vTes-
Ting titles over q long span of
years.
Tuesday Promoter Ernie Steph-
ems will meet Paul Bowser or
Boston. SonnenbCrg's manager. tn
San Antonio to select "a definite
date for SonnennerE's appearance
in Harrington. il has been announc-
ed. Bowser Is en- route to the coas..
lining Up bouts FOR the title claim
ant.
Both Leahman and Morris are
colorful characters The Eutchman.
whose chief ring characteristic is
q wailiny groan and a rowing right
knee o. batter his opponents into
submission. has a though PROPOSE
ton In Morris. The jew wrestler
comes here direct from New York
Prior u his stay n the bic civ he
engaged In the ear-pu'ling bus
mess I'm Australia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
u IN u m N M m IN m m m N N N m m m N m N n
G. PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStoce


first six rounds we're all Colbert and
he had the Battler on the floor
three times. Shaw staged q come
back in the closing rounds and was
going strong when Colbert was
forced to quit in the ninth because
of an injured left hand.
AS THINGS STAND now, Battl-
ing Delgado, who has been IN De-
troit with Shaw. will tangle with
Benny Cline of Austin in an eight
round semi-finaf. Promoter Becer-
ri is in touch with other good mate
rial to finish out his card.
BROWNSVILLE is soon to have
a bowling alley. Complete new
equipment Is being installed IN the
building formerly occupied BY the
Brownsville Athletic club. II Is be-
ing put in by Jack and w. Camp
bell, who have operated a number
Of alleys in Mississippi. Bowling Is
a favorte with young and old men
in large centers. II Is flourshing In
San Antonio. Houston. Austin. Dali
las. Fort Worth and other points.
There is an alley at McAllen now
and I intend TO put in one at Har-
llngen in addition to the Browns
vile plant. In the future we can
build up competition between the
Valley cities" the elder Campbell
SAYS. Tourists need recreation and
I believe a bowling alley will help
along this line" he says. The
Brownsville plant is expected TO be
opened about May IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
ROBINS BEAT
BUGS 7 TO 0
Big Boy Elliott Holds
Pirates To Two
Lonely Hits

BY knocking over the Chicago
Cubs ga. John McGraw's up and
coming New York Giants assumed
the National league lead Saturday.
This automatically slipped the
Giants up to the top and sent the
champions back 10 second place.
Genewich held the smuggling Cubs
TO eight hits. while the Giants hit
Malone and Nelson for is blows.
The Brooklyn Robins tied the
Pittsburgh Pirates in third place
by defeating the BUGS TO. Big BOY
Elliott turned in a masterful pitch
ing performance, limiting the hard
hitting Pirates to two scrawny hits.
Cincinnati hoped on the tail-end
Phillies 1913 to fatten their per-
centage mark to .476. The remain
ing game saw the st. Louis aggre-
alton turn down the Boston crew
81. This victory moved st. Louis
above Boston in the standings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
G~reyhounds Cross
From Mexico City

The advance guard Of greyhoUnds
being returned to the United States
following the close of the racing
season in Mexico City. were crossed
here Saturday BY J. Frederick who
Is on his way 70 East st. Louis with
the animals.
Frederick crossed 10 rreyhounds
valued AT about $500 each here today
and said that III a few DAYS probably
over a hundred more dogs would
be brought through on the way to
American tracks
Frederick, who has been IN Mexico
City q year. was very enthusiastic
over the climate there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
WYKOFF BETTERS
X X X
RECOGNIZED 100
= y y
YARD DASH MARK

LOS ANGELES, May To- -
Frank Wykoff, University Of
Southern California sprint star,
today lowered the worlds record
for the 100-yard dash when four
timers clicked him I'm 92-5 sec
onds. The feat was accomplished
al the Southern California A. A.
T.. championship track meet at
Occidental college.
Wykoff eclipsed the record by
fifth of a second without the
aid Of starting blocks. His mark
EQUALS that Of George Simpson
whose time with starting blocks
II under consideration for app-cv-
nj for the worlds record
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
I-Batted for collins 9Th

Runs DatteQ IN. 1lOAlIaOA'
O'Doul. Klein, Whitney ?, Hurst,
Thevenow. McCurdy. Walker 2.
Meusel 2. Kelly 3. Critz. Two-base
hits: Thompson. Southern. Kelly,
Critz. Ehree-base hits: Sigman.
McCurdy. Ford. Meusel. Home
runs: Klein. Kelly. Sacrifices:
Hurs. Callaghan 2. Ford. Double
plays: Collins, Thompson to Hurs.;
Thompson. Thevenow to Hurst
Left on bases: Cincinnati s; PiIla-
delphia 6. Base on balls: Of Eli
OFT 2: Collins l; Smythe /; Lucas l..
Struck out: BY Collins 2; Collard
/. Lucas @. Hist: Off Elliott =;
Collins /: Smythe /; Lucas l.
Stick out. BY Collins 2; Collard !:
Lucas 2. Hits: Off Elliott 6 II
> innings. o out in third: off Col
Inns 8 in 8: off Smythe 2 in l-3;
off Collard / in 2 2-3. Winning
pitcher: Lucas. Losing pitcher
Elliott.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11

Runs batted IN CTdWIUIu y
wilson 3. jackson. Hogan 2. Leach,
Terry. Cuyler. Two base hitS ~
Cuyler Genewich. Beck, Crawford
English 9. Terry. Hogan. Tnree
base hits Crawford. Jackson
Cuvler. Home runs - Wilson Ter
nv. Double plays - Bell. Hartnett
n English: Beck, English TO Grimm
left on base - New York 9. Chi
caco. 5. Base on balls - off Malonf
/. Nelson Q: Genewich 2 Struck
ont by Malone /: Genewich 3;
Nelson /. Hits - off Malone 8 in
> 90: off Nelson 8 in 6 i-3. Hit
By pitcher - by Nelson Crawford
Losing pitcher - Malone.
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SPORTNAN DIES

NEW YORK. May 10.-P-An-
drew Smith. retired financier and
sportsman. died today at his home
on Park Avenue after a long i'll
ness. He was - years old.
He began his financial career IN
New Orleans. He owned many ia
nous race horses that were trained
on his farm near Lexington, KY.
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~ - batted for Engle 9th.
Brooklyn 0l0 30l l0l-7
Pittsburgh 600 600 0000O
Runs batted in - Flowers 3. Fred
erick 2. Two base hits Bisson-
cite, Bressler, Bartell. Stolen bases
-Grantham, Flowers. Sacrifices
p. Waner. Double Playwright to
Lopez: Elliott. bright to Bissonette;
Bartell, Grantham to Suhr. Left on
base 49, Brooklyn II. Pittsburgh 7.
Base on balls - off Elliott 5; off
Erickson 2: Of Chagnon /. Struck
out - by Elliott g.; Kremer /; En-
ickson /: by Chagnon /. Hits off
Kremer / DIN 5 Is; off Erickson 5
in ? 90; off Chagnon / in /. Hit
by pitcher - BY Elliott, (Bartell,
Comorosky). Losing pitcher - Kre-
mer
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COLLEGE COPS

CLINTON, s. c.. May io.-F-
PRESBYTERIAN College ran away with
the field in today's 5 i. A. A. track
meet here to win with 66 II points.
Louisville was second with "a and
GEORGETOWN third with %.
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HONIERS WIN

ST. LOUIS, May lO.-Fl-Home
runs by Frisch and Wilson gave the
Cardinals a 3 TO / victory over the
Boston Braves today. The two
homers accounted for al the Cardi-
mails runs against Brandt.
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x-Batted for Rollings Sth.
xx-Ran for Gowdy 9th.

Runs batted in. FTisch 2. wilson,
Brandt Two-base hits: Adams,
Gowdy. Home runs: Frisch. VIII
son. Left on base: Boston 8: st.
Louis 8. Base on balls: Off Brandt
8. off Grabowski 2. Struck out.
BY Brandt 5: by Grabowski 3. Hit
by pitcher: BY Grobowski, Gowdy-
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Giants On Top

CHICAGO. May l0-lFl-Ine New
York Giants turned the tables on
the Cubs, knocking them back from
first place in the standing TO second
and suuaring the series with a ? 70
4 beating. A crowd Of $1,000 turned
out for the Saturday game Of the
~irnportant series.
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Elliott stars

PITTSBURGH. May I0-tP-
Jumbo c.m Elliott pitched the
Brooklyn Robins into a tie with the
Pittsburgh Pirates for third place
in the National league today by
holding the Pirates to two hits
while the Robins pouded out a 7
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REDS STEP OUT

CINCINNATI. O.. May i0.-Pl-
Dan Howley's Reds came out Of q
batting slump today and pounded
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! 100000 d

A 100000 dormitory 10 accom-
modate 100 students Is being erect
ed at st. Stephens College, Colum-
bia, Mo.