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Evening star., 1931-12-28
Lilley and Painter High Men
In Mount Rainier Bowling Loop

HESTER LILLEY and Painter
are carrying the high averages
in the Mount Rainier Duckpin
League, the former topping
Section A with 114-32 and the latter
Section B with 1928.
Spires Pharmacy, of which Lilley is
member, has an eight-game lead in
the Section race, while the Young
Mems Shop is two games out in front
In Section B.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
VERSATILE GRIDMAN

Give Bondurant Suit and He Plays
Anywhere on Eleven.
BY the Associated Press.
Each year at Howard College, Bir-
mingham, has found Tommy Bondu-
rant playing at different position on
the foot ball team. He was guard
as a freshman. AS sophomore he
played end Last year he was shifted
to fullback and this season he played
center,
Evening star., 1931-12-28
FROM RAGS TO RICHES
Horse Wins Wealth on
Uruguayan Turf.

BY the Associated Press.
A race horse named Charleston,
spurned by a vegetable dealer, has be
come the seasons sensation on Uru-
guayan tracks.
The huckster bought the horse, found
a defect, demanded cancellation of the
sale, and got back fourth of his
money. Then he took Charleston to
the tracks, where the horse won seven
straight victories worth 40 times his
purchase price and has yet 10 be de-
feabed, with some of the richest stakes
Of the SESSION kiu 10 he yuus ...--.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

the backdrop Jones, rangy Texan, is
clever at getting the 'ole scissors hold.
Chief White Feather, popular here,
will engage Happy Scott who gave
Dusek quite tussle not so long ago.
In other tilts Doc Ralph Wilson will
grapple Matros Kirilenko and Tiger
Nelson will have it out with Bruce
Hanson
Women will be admitted free if ac-
companied by men escorts. Tickets will
be available until this evening at 6
o'clock at Joe Turner's Office in the
Annapolis Hotel. Thereafter they will
be on sale at the Auditorium box office.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

your backswing. You can avoid
doing SO by pushing the club back
correctly-that is, with straight
left and a wrist that does not bend.
The result is correct cooking of
the wrists at the top. There Is no
cup of the left wrist at this point
The line Of the hand and left arm
is practically straight. The bend
of the wrists is backward toward
the direction line, as have sketched
Mac Smiths swing at this point.
A cupped wrist here causes too
much tension and prevents speeding
up the arm swing, which automati-
cally drives the ball for great dis
tances.
Have you used up two or three
strokes getting out of q sand trap?
Sol Metzger's leafiet, THE Explosion
Shot," will aid you in cutting down
your score. Write for it in care of
this paper and inclose a stamped,
addressed envelope.
(CopyrIqht, 1917
Evening star., 1931-12-28

men this year over bowlers from the
Monumental City has added to the zest
of the intercity match between the
Pale Drys and Blue Ribbons. Many
hold that, next to Washington, New
England, and particularly Connecticut,
has the best duckpinners in the country.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
SECTION B.
Season Records.

High team game-sydney Studios, 5s1.
High team set-Young Mems Shop, 1882.
High individual average-Painter, loe-23.
Hgb Hgb indydgaI indydgs sseCa5ter 5ss 4S
High strikes-H Lewis, 81.
High spares-T allant, Sc.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Team Standing.
SECTION A.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-spires Pharmacy. s1s.
High team Set-,Recreation, !; 1874.
High individual game-Gallaher, 1872.
High individual set-Gallaher, 400.
High strikes-Armeer, 28
High Spares-C. Lilley, lis.
High individual average-C. Lilley, 114-32.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Fights Last Night

ny the Associated Press.
NEW ORI.EANs.--JoeeE Estrada, Mex
sco Csty, and Tony Angliano, New York,
amw !GeA
Evening star., 1931-12-28
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hishh team team ntnAmity No. Sa i, i,7sS
HiEh in9Ktdusl xams--N, Qrof, i4s.
a!sh inaiyidgsi setmN; dEof. ss7.
Msk fnGHauI svsssssI asaIH Il orsu.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

~ EORGE HAGEN, former Ma
rine, and Joe Cox, who handed
Rudy Dusek some rough treat
ment here several weeks ago,
will 60 at each other In one Of the
headline matches tonight In the wres
ting show at the Washington Audi
torium. They recently fought to 30
minute draw.
Sander Szabo and Paul Jones will
battle it out in the other.
Hagen, who has good following
Evening star., 1931-12-28

It will resemble family reunion in
the $50 squad tonight in The Star
tourney. Among the 8o-odd bowlers to
roll will be the seven Donaldson broth
ers, all of the Odd Fellows League. In
fact, large percentage of the bowlers
in that squad shoot in the Odd Fellows
League.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Bowling Standings
CIVIC CLUR LEAGUE.

High team same-Kiwanis. 67s.
Htsh team set--Kiwanis. l6l7
High individual Eame-Cook (Reciprocity),
High individual set-Ksnsipp Rotsry),
High strikes-Carl (Cosmopolitan), ls
High spares--Bangs Reciprocity, II.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

At s:15 o'clock both girls and men
will roll. The women's contingent is
headed by delegation from Mount
Rainier. The mems squad at 8:l5 o'clock
has been drafted mainly from the
Recreation League and alleys.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

Joe Toomey who many contend has
the fastest ball on the alleys, will whale
that "fireball' at 10 o'clock. Many
pinboy breathes sigh of relief when
Joe is finished bowling.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

Harry Krauss and Pop" HALEY who
we're teammates back in the days when
most of the present-day stars were run
ming around in rompers, will be interest
ing figures tonight. Although neither
rolls regularly now, don't be surprised If
they step out and hang up real score.
Evening star., 1931-12-28
Straight Off Tee

OOK out, Charlie, this green
is slow" chortled Jimmy Cor
coran, partner to Charles B.
Evening star., 1931-12-28

Bronson Quaites, who advocated be-
fore the tournament the same number
of games for women as for men, will be
threat to become one of the prize
winners tonight. Bronson has done
well in the Washington Women's League.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

tub, a7a2Sc. ~ ''
se1R5si ePRoaitry@Alive: !scA Turkeys. prime. $40
S5c;, ducks, 15c; ROSTERS. 14c; spring
chickens ehi: large SS0S9c medium Esq Esq
medium 1s@2oc. Leghorn fowls, 1S0
lac; keats SOC; old. IS 04oc. Dressed
Turkeys; s5@3Sc Spring esiGss3s' 81 x ms
horn horn fowls. 18@2oc. Ducks. 24@ 85c.
Keats, 5O@6Oc; old. 4O95Oc.
lamb cog CSC; pork loins, 25c: fresh
hams. 22c: fresh shoulders, soc. Smoked
Meats-Hams. Csc; shoulders, 1S; bacon,
27c; lard, in bulk. 13c; in packages
Fruits-Honeydews s1.75@2.2o; honey
balls $3.50: Persian melons. I:25@
1.75; .casabas $1.25@1.75; oranges. Cali
fornia. S3@5,5O; Florida, $50; lemons,
fruit sa5o03.25 ptneapples s5@5.so;
persimmons, s1@S.25; tangerines. 81:
Eupana grapes. So.
Apples-Bushel baskets. Supplies
liberal vjrTinia deTand u mo9eF'ts So aFass sss
inches up. staymans, s15o@1.76; y, s.
No l. IA inches up, Jonathans. i;2o.
RsnnsyIyana : 80 Fl in9sss
No: /. 2A inches up; Grimes s15o9
LIS; U: s. No Z; ;vuh ~ inches up up
1and EolGsn T. deiioidus i S9 81 Is S~S 'H'n'' '0'
Cabbage-supplIes moderate: demand
msske5 Doued
point pointed type, ios0 s1.s5ai5o; old. si,5o per
bag, 80 pounds
Lettuce-western stock: supplies
moderate: demand moderate: m ark t
steady. California and Arizona, crates,
iceberg type, AS dozen, $2.75@3; few
s3.25 Southern stock: Supplies light;
Florida, IL bushel hampers, Big Bos-
ton type. best S1.4O01SO. poorer, 81.
Onions-Suppltes moderate; demand
moderate. market steady. Michigan
and Ohio pound sacks, yellows, u s.
Peppers-supplies light; demand mod
crate; market steady Florida, pepper
SFsts: s5oie: sscGyags5 ssUsy q 'o0s7' f'" higher
Potatt es-Od stock: Supplies mod
crate; demand moderate; market steady
Maine. Green Mountains. Y. $, No. !;
l5O-pound sacks s$,2j@3,SO: l?o-pound
sacks, S2.5O@26O: Long Islands, Green
5oRD .87s N.S stock MG s6ppss gR
demand slow: market duli. Florida,
bushel hampers, spaulding Rose. U. s.
No. 1. $3.50 U, $ No 2. SO; No. 3,
$50; Texas mixed car bgshe baskets, g ( 6s
Snap Beans-Supplies light; demand
moderate; market steady. Florida, fair
condition. bushel hampers, green, flat
and round type. A.75a5: '!-bushel
hampers. green, flat and round types
$3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light; demand
moderate; market steady, Florida, pony
Eefrigsrators' 4Oa45c per quart. few
Re@55e.
CaIves-10c
Lamb-sO.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
OILS ARE HIGHER
IN LAGGARD
MARKET
Influx of Buying Orders Near
Close Forces Short Sellers
to Cover; Trend Cheerful
By w. S. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Scat-
tered selling of the industrial and
railroad stocks in the short week
end market forced the general
level of prices slightly downward,
but buying orders flowed in at a
good pace in the second hour, and
most of the early lost ground was
recovered. Stocks of the amuse-
ment companies, the motors, cleo
trical manufacturing apd gas and
electric companies led the market
out of it's slump as the short ses-
sion dragged along. A few of the
oils attempted to follow up yes
terday's closing squirt.
Business reports at the week
end were cheerful, even though
the weeks record of falling COM
modify prices and tapering activity
in some lines made a patchwork
of the business picture as a whole.
There was some promise OF a
betterment in steel, automobile,
and other trades, and the bulls
were anxious to hold the upper
hand in the market leaders which
gave such good account OF
themselves this week.
Steel Founders
U. S. Steel, General Electric,
American Can, and Westinghouse,
the big four of the industrial
group, floundered around in an
extremely narrow price range.
Fox Film and Loews led a moder-
ate rally in the amusements.
Radio Corporation lost about a
point on the Federal Court deci-
sion declaring the patent pool
ing" with General Electric, ETC.,
a violation of the antitrust laws.
Julius Kayser led the low-priCed
specialties and reached a new
high at %. Columbia Gas, Con-
solidated, Public Service of New
Jersey, and other favorite utili-
ties sold actively a little below
Fridays closing prices.
Grains Dull
The grain market was dull and
steady, with wheat and corn frac-
tionally lower at the start. Cot
ton was virtually unchanged.
Bankers at this and other centerS
advanced the rates on bankers
acceptances another notch, Lib
erty bonds we're inclined to Slight
ly higher prices, but the balance
of the bond list sagged off.
Speculative interest in the
stock market was at the vanish
ing point rs the short session ad-
vanced and trading dwindled to
the old rate which prevailed be-
fore the latest squirt in the mar
ket was ushered in, about a
week ago. Automobile stocks were
firm near the close.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
Rises From Wagon to
Food Firms Chief

Thomas L. Smith, of Summit,
N. j., who 80 years ago was driv-
ing a delivery wagon in Troy,
N. Y, for the Fleischmann Com
pany, has been elected first vice
president of Standard Brands,
Inc, Joseph Wiltshire, president,
announced today.
Mr.. Smith came from Albany to
the New York sales office of the
Fleischmann Company Is years
ago. He has been vice president
and general manager of the
Fleischmann Company for the last
nine years and a vice president of
Standard Brands since that COM
pany absorbed the Fleischmann
Company in 1929.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
Wall Street
Hears

That substantial buying has
been coming into Drug (DRU)
in the past few days.
That a considerable amount
of IOng-pulI buying has been
coming into American WoOlen
WY.
That American Commercial
Alcohol (CCF) earned about
$3.50 a share in 1880, against
1922 q share in 1929.
That the oil shares have not
Joined in the advance due to
the threat against the oil price
structure contained in the new
East Texas oil field.
That Chicago, Minneapolis &
St. Paul G. Pacific (ST) adjust
ment bondhOlderS will receive =
per cent interest payment
on April l.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
Gent Thedters Pays
Initial Dividend

General Theaters Equipment
Directors have declared an initial
quarterly dividend Of IS cents a
share on the preferred, placing the
issue on a SO annual basis. The
dividend is payable March 2 to
stock of record February 81.
This action follows the recent
recapitulation Of the company,
under which one third of share
of the newly created So dividend
convertible preferred and two
thirds of a share of common were
exchanged for each voting trust
certificate representing common
stock outstanding at that time.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
T%cN

HogsNReceipts, 5000; market steady.
Top. s7.s5; bulk, 65.75@ 7:1bi heavy
S6.6507.s5; light weight, S75o@7s6:
light i lights, t7.6O@Z85: packing scws.
35,656625; Pigs, &6.SO07.55. Hpldovers.
o. 'Cattle-Receipts, 100; market steady.
Gales: Receipts. 100; market steady.
Beef steers: Good and choice. I0@
II50: common and medium, &699 50;
yearlings S6611.5O, Butcher cattle;
Heffera, S5d1O; sows. s3.75d6,5O, bulls,
81. 5OQ6; calves S7.5O611; feeder steers,
t56S7a: stocker steers. S51s.75; stocker
cows and heifers. E406.5n.
Shsep-Receipts. 5000: market steady;
medium and choice lambs, s51e1Bi
CuIls and common, Ss17.5o; yeariings.
STas. common and choice ewes. SIC
AIS; feeder lambs. S79s25.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES
Capital Traction SIS, $l,000082.
Washington Gas IS "A", $100
@1014.
Capital Traction Co., 5@36,
5@36.
washington Railway g. Electric
As, $1,O00@87R.
Columbia Country Club 512S,
$1,000@101.
Lanston Monotype, 8@107.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction IS, $500082K.
Georgetown Gas SIS, 5000
1O312.
National Mortgage & Invest
ment pfd., 1905, 1905.
Capital Traction Co., 10036.
Union Trust, 15@211, 20@210.
UNLISTED DEPT.
National Press Building 51as,
$2,OOO@7O.
Public Utility Bonds
Amer Tel & Tel AIS 80. .i13O .....
Am T & C'tI Tr 5s.., 1861 .....
Anacostia & Fot r 5s... 81 81
Ana & Pot Guar IS. s......... 95 Is
C & Tel of Va 5s....... 1929 I1G31z
Cap Traction r R 5s..... S1h SS1s
Georesto%n Gtsy STDOeRan aas 1ss 5. 1851 % los
Potomac Elec Cons 5s....... llO2& I.....
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
WALL STREET.
BEWILDERED
BY RISE
Experts Find Their Opinions
Shaken; Believe UpsWing Is
"FIash in the Pan" Type
BY THE SPECTATOR

The bull advance in the
stock market was thrown
off its stride in Fridays
session, as a combination of
weekend profit-taking and
scattered selling for the de-
cline, influenced a slight re-
ceSSion in prices. The loss
in the index of 80 stocks was
Six-tenths of a point, i'm
portant only in that it rep
resents the first decline in
averages after five consecu.
tive days of advance.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14

Wall Street is more or less be-
W1ldered at the sudden change
in the character of the stock
market. There has been a dis
position to regard the Use as a
flash in the pan" something
which will disappear as quickly
as it has risen. It has been
argued that the rise has been due
primarily } hurried short cover
ing and not to an new develop
ments in economic situation. In
the opinion of a prominent wire
house, however, this is surface
reasoning and neglectS to give
due consideration to the outstand-
ing fact there has been powerful
concerted buying. evidently in
tended to cause an abrupt spec
tacular change in trading psyche.
logy.
Recovery Possible
Following up this line Of
thought, this source believes some
definite objective or combination
of objectives is being sought. It
may be felt the right stock mar
'ket atmosphere will stimulate a
spring business recovery, revive
interest in backward second grade
bend market, and make possible
change of ownership in stocks
bought during the fall decline.
Whatever the objective is, it will
not be accomplished by one
short week of market demonstra-
ton. It is believed that much OF
the caution now voiced in finan-
cial circles springs from failure
to understand what is back Of
the rise.
If this logic is to hold, then
intermediate selling movements
will be less extensive, less violent
and of shorter duration than
some observers are predicting,
with the likelihood that the
volume of trading will be larger
than usual for week or two
more.
The increase of $33,OOO,0OO in
brokers' loans during the past
week is definite evidence that the
public has been nibbling. Just
how much it will swallow, how
ever, is still a question.
Standard Statistics, after a
careful survey of the chemical
industry, concludes that notw1th-
standing liquidation in recent
months, chemical securities are
still generously priced on basis OF
-.
Because of the less favorable
early future outlook, it is pointed
out that less generous market
valuation of these issues is prob
able, and hence the advice to
avoid broad purchases at this
time in this group. In the opln-
ion of this service, Union Carbide
offers the most favorable oppor-
tunity for long-term holding,
although new commitments should
be placed only on recessionS.
No Marked Rise Seen
In a similar study of the mer-
chandising field, and the securi-
ties outlook for issues in this
group, standard statistics is Of
the opinion that no marked up
swing in market quotations Tor
retail trade issues is anticipated
until sustained expansion in trade
is witnessed. There are several
issues, however, which it believes
are fairly valued, offer fair yields.
and possess better than average
intermediate and long tenn pros
poets in which moderate commit
ments are justified. Among these
are best, First National Stores, W.
T. Grant, Macy and Woolworth.
An 0TNNHo
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
NY. Merchants Back
Bank Tax Changes

The Merchants Association of
New York today aligned itself in
favor of the Fearon Wallace bill
which would change the basis of
taxation on savings banks in New
York. The bill would change the
present tax on per cent of sur
plus to Az per cent on the net
income.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14

Ex- dividend; c12h cents extra.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
Electricity Output
DOlUn 5.9To in Week

Electric output for the United
States for the week ended Febru-
ary was 1,678,794,O00 kilowatts.
a decline of So per cent from
the like 1880 week and % per
cent below the like 1929 week,
according to the National Electric
Light Association.
The Washington times., 1931-02-14

1874 2 Zenith Radio..... ~ ~ Is
symbols. extra; dividend stock: Sh 20
n stock; d.. scrip; sex dividend; texrghts.
Dividend in dollars in parentheses.
low carried previous close
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
Refining
Boosts Gas Price

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.-The
Atlantic Refining Company has
advanced the price of gasoline u
cent gallon here to 712 cents q
gallon, effective tomorrow.
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TAMMANY Is
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AL FOR 81
New York City Club
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