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AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept,
18th Pa. Ave NV Natl Asl5
2944 BELLEVUE TERRACE N.W-8
rms, 2 baths h.-wh.. elec., porches,
isis Allison ST. NV rms. 7oco
baths tbs h5Thi; ohii;, eIec, gorches garage. 5000
bath, elec.: NV h. porches. garage. $500
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY,
GAG N
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1725 LANIER PLACE NV
1915 18th Street NV,

Dt6ITabIe 8 and 4 room, dining
aICoVe and bath epts $50 TO S68
Al outside rooms Frigidaire on
house current
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR,

TAKOMA ARK-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished bungalow; splendid location; ga
rage; SOL, furnished s55 unfurnished Six
room bungalow. hot-water heat, garage
S4750 unfurnished. R. D. LILLE. 266
Carroll St. Takoma. Ga. $500
BED ROOMS, 2 BATHS, 2 SLEEPING
porches, large living room, dining room,
glassed-in breakfast porch, two-car garage;
facing Rock Creek Park: Sunday and eve
nings Col. 1914; week days, Met. 45l2
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THE NEW RFRNE

hpts Of ! and ? rooms kitchen and
pain S42 so TO S65 90 Electric refrig-
GRAFTON. Resident manager
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AMHERST
HENRY LEE

1864 Columbia Road NV.
2 3 room apis. in desirable Mt.
Peasant section. with electric re-
frlgerauon. SAT so to $3.50
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1901 CONNECTICUT AVENUE

Just South of Tilden St
Modern apartments of rooms, foyer,
dlnette, Kitchen and bath rooms. sun
porch, kitchen and 2 baths Electric
manager.
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lll5 18th St, at Mass. Ave
apis: Of and rooms. Kitchen and
bath. $4,000. $3.50 and 500 90. Elevator
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
1873 18th st. Ms. 6s20
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LIE BOURGET

Modern building; practically deco
rated apis Of 2 g. 3 rooms, kit.
path, S65 $50. All-night elevator.
FrlgloalTe on house current
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ID S Street NE,

5 Rhode Island Ave. NV,
Corner apt Of 3 rooms kit &
bath, with General Electric Re
trigerator. al $50
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Attractive frcnt apt of 8 rooms
rec hall KIT & bath, all outside
rooms al $5T So
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LACLEDF

1928 Vermont Ave NV.
Well kept building near ONCE dis
trlct, all-night elevator. 2 rooms,
rec. hall. kit. &, bath, $3.50. Fr
apt. Of rooms rec. hall & bath, 500.
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MANTEn-ApARTMENrs

OR ROOM FURNISHED APT. L.HK.,
Address Box 82-A, Star Office
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH;
northwest section, west OF l4th St. north
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INSPECT THIS,

INSPECT THIS.
Four bed rooms, baths, including servant S
quarters, with large. living room. dining
room real home, furnished mostly with
ANTIQUE furniture which will be fully, ap-
is surrounded by spacious grounds with
many large trees. Inspection by appoint
ment.. VII accept sI35 from responsible
2is2 -A'lOl"l 000A' sundays De'S:uf
1875 MONROE ST. N.w.-6-RooM BATH
row brick, excellent condition; modern, at
tice; s95, National 1852 sundtys, Decatur
2sos 18th ST NW-LARGE FURNISHED
able for CONGRESSMAN.
FOR THREE MONTHS, UNUSUAL HOUSE,
full OF charm. with every comfort 4 bed
rooms, baths, large drawing room, and
$3.50 per month. Phone North 33iI
NV, sECTION-6-R. MODEM HOUSE;
completely furnished; garage; $50 mo. Apply
Room 102, 14l0 II NV.
GEORGETOWN HOME-6 ROOMs-S60 90
or SIS, if owner retains sleeping quarters
Select location; brick; moderate. West. 1888
327 WEST BRADLEY LANE, OPPOSITE
Chevy Chase, Golf Grounds--s rooms, 2
SateT hea Electric onfneT open h9 at
day Sunday and before noon and after 7
pm. week days or phone Wisconsin 1918
4 ROOMS OF. 5-ROOM, NEW, FURNISHED
house; z block from car line. 1743 18th St
LARGE. BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED AND
furnished house. with six bed rooms, three
bath rooms, four lavatories, one club-living
room. dining room buffers pantry. kitchen.
large closets and store room; inside screens
awnings. modern oil burner. Kelvinator re-
frigerator: tWo-car garage and attractive
front and back lawn. rose garden and
overlooking park. Phone Georgia 4022 or
District 1856, g.
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2121 California St. NV
Reasonable rentals, in best resi-
Frlgidalre on house current. Ants.
Of + & b.. $50, 2 r. k & b.. $50.
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boulevard, near South Dakota ave; rooms
and bath; front and rear porches full ce-
ment basement; hot-water heat; Just re-
decorated inside; newly painted outside;
double garage; large yard; convenient stores.
bus, schools. Open Sundays. Possession Dec.
IL. $3.50 Call owner. EN-. SOLO.
2412 Bird ST. NE.-NORTH RHODE ISLAND
ave-: 6 rooms, bath hot-water heat good
condition; Just vacant; $50. National 1882.
Sundays, Dec. 2I32.
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CHATEAU THIERRY,
l433 TO l442 SPRING Pm

Iy2O s St, at 10th.
AptS Of rooms. kitchen and bath,
$50 O0-S6250. Porches. Resident man
ager
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APARTMENTS-sTJBURBAN

LARGE. ATTRACTIVE 3-ROoM AND BATH
studio apt, fireplace, priv. entrance, h-w h
elec. range; beautiful outlook; S35 unfur-
nlshed; S45 furnished Clarendon $40
FURNISHED ROOMS, LHK.; SOUTHERN
exposure; adults 1908 w Wilson Blvd,
Ballston, Va, Clarendon 1928
GARNETT's NEW APT. MT VERNON AVE
sdtL and Alexandria aye, Alex. Va.-Three and
four rooms, FrtEidaire, gas range, baths,
porches. Also two bungalows.
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IT'S oGLETHoRPE ST, BRIGHTWoOD
section, half block Paul Junior High School,
block east of Georgia avenue; rooms. bath.
breakfast room, front and rear porches;
semi-detached brick; hot-water heat; built
in garage; vacant; S65. National 1882. Sum-
days. Decatur 2132.
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w. II. WALKER

ia 18th St. NV. National 1sst
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go Sn

CHEVY CHASE GARDENS. MARYLAND.
46l7 Morgan drive; 6 rooms, 2 baths;
screened side porch; detached; excellent con-
dition; built-in garage; fully modern; S85
National 1882 SUNDAYS Decatur 2l32
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CHEVY ASE-CLEVELAND PARK.
We have specially attractive list OF
houses for rent now in the better reSiden-
ttal sections Of the city. Three and four
bed room houses, strictly modern, excellent
condition, available for immediate occu-
pancy. Rentals range from $50 up Before
you select your new home it will prove to
your advantage to inspect our houses. Cars
always available to show you around at
your convenience. 24-hour telephone serv-
ice. Call US any time.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY,
National 1882. Sundays, Decatur 2l32.
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RENT--FLATS.
sALE--APARTMENTs.

2O9o INVESTMENT.
viii sell modern freproof apartment, vel
rented, on very reasonable terms; no trades
Address Box 484-z, Star ofice s.
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MCKINLEY 500 Ord ST. NV.
z rms, kit. bath ........... ........-. $50
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TOXIC, 1923 HIATT PL. NV.
rms. KIT, bath IS
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
LEnnAirnnd

MODERN BUILDINGS.
MULLIN 5c9 r. l. AVE NE.
2 rms. dinet kit bath, Kelvinator. $50 so
rms. kit bath. Kelvinator. ........... $3.50
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55l7 18Th ST NV.
rms, kit, b., balcony y...............S s.
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1912 18th ST NV.
q zms. bath Observation-Disclosures,
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
HUGE 1881 DROP
IN RETAILING

Based on all available official
data, it was estimated today that
retail sales in the United States
during 1881 probably would run
from $4,000, 100000 to $4O,oOo,-
100000, despite the business de-
preston.
The census of distribution for
1929 showed that total retail sales
through all channels amounted to
$50, 900, 600, 900. This no doubt was
reduced to 1000, 100000 or $45,-
900, 900, 900 last year, with another
drop indicated in 1881 as the de-
preston continues.
Federal Reserve Board figures
today showed that department
store sales in more than 230 prin-
cipal cities were 8 per cent below
1880 during the first seven months
of the year. Government econo-
miSts declared that while depart
ment store sales cannot be taken
as a reflection of all distribution
through retail channels, there has
been a material reduction from
most sources,
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
PROBE Of FARM
BOARD ASKED

DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. IL
0.N.SD. "A demand for a
thorough and straightforward
investigation of the Federal Farm
Board" was made here today by
Milo Reno, Of Des Moines, farm
leader and vice president of the
corn belt committee.
Such an investigation is neces
sary to determine, If nothing
else, just how many orphan organ.
izations are being operated in the
name of the Government for
which neither President Hoover
nor the Farm Board accepts any
responsibility" declared Reno.
Mr.. Reno's statement follows
receipt Of telegram from Chair
man James C. Stone, Of the Farm
Board, in which Stone flatly de.
nies that the National Grain Cor.
poration is a subsidiary of the
Farm Board, and further denies
that the corporation sold July
corn short on the open exchange.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Poultry-Alive: Turkeys, zoe; large
eeslSrsS S.Sd. fowls, owls sac: small to medium.
smaller, eO@21c; large rocks. aOc;
mixed mixed nt chickens; csc; undergEsds' s4@
large r91ssyo SSs yauns s' Tse DID, ess te
sc: fowls, s' Sesvy' s' s5Ss7e; H ,es"orn. GG%n.
SS Suok asS'se "id rGS.ssEs 1'c keats"
Eggs-23@ @e5c; current receipts. $50
!. Calves. 7hc
Demand moderate. market steady
California. pony crates. IS and IS, 81;
standard crates. SIS and IS. $50;
Trucked-in stock practically supplying
the market. Supplies liberal. De-
mand light market dulI. Eastern
mon Tints standards, ass and ASS, 500
. Honey balIs-supplies light; too few
gales reported to quote.
light; market steady. California
N;s5 @1.5O; poor condition, sl.Oo;
lie LsttucsIWestsrn utoo este stock SUPPLE. Of
sIeebers type 1@5 dozen. 800: East
srn stock, supplies light; demand
sa:s5; poorer $500.
,;o oniOnsmTrack olna receipts lEht ,'hn;. Sup
l.10: mostly H.O0.
Peaehes--Truck receipts light. Sup
bushel baskets Elbertas U. s. No. l.
?H inch minimum. s1.2S; ripe, sl:Oo:
s:inch medium. poor condition, 500
hIah hal ha al
I, TX Inch minimum, $1.OO: skies Al
.bertas, U. 8. No. /. large size. SIPS;
: medium size, s1.OO@1.2S; Virginia,
s-inch minimum. poor condition. SOC
kets Hileys U. 8. No. 1. 2-inch mini
mum, 800: II inch minimum, 76o;
s. No, l, * @2-inch minimum, $50
Pntatoes-supplies moderate; demand
moderate: market steady. Eastern
sna THS csisr ecsSsr.
No: S2022S; partly graded. $500
Sweet Potatces-Truck receipts light:
Supplies light. Demand light. market
about steady North and South Caro-
lima bushel baskets, Jersey type; y. s.
watermelops = Supplies liberal de-
nand light: market steady North Caro-
tina. Tom watsons, "s-SO pounds ave-
mostly most around S%SES SOC ' each Dock sales
Virginia and Eastern Shore Maryland.
and North Carolina. bulk per 100 mel
ons, Tom Watsons, selects, SSS; primes,
siSn 20: culls. IS.
Lima Beans-Truck receipts light;
suppIies moderate; demand light: mar
ket steady. Eastern shore MsrylSsn1d5' "a
Okra--Truck receipts liEht. Supplies
light. Demand light market steady
Use bushel hampers 800 @1.26.
Green corn-TruGk receipts moderate.
Net steady. Nearby Sections bags s.
dozen S0-75c.
peas - Supplies moderate Demand
Mght market weaker Colorado. 4S-lb
crates Telephones $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures receipts light
gunpIieH light, Demand light market
gull New Jersey, bushsl hampers $?.50
k3.0A fair condition S2.2S.
Apples-Truck receipts moderate.
supplies liberal. Demand SLOW. market
iun. Virginia U. s. No. I. ~ inch
minimum a1ransparents Dutehess ana
weaithys se-7Sc, poorer lower. some
WorthlesA
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
GENERAL SELLS
MORE CARS

Sales Of General Motors Corp.
during July totaled 87,449 units
against 1876 in July, 1880. July
sales to consumers in the United
States totaled 5,054 units against
80,147 in July, 1880, and 103,303
in June of the current year.
Sales to. dealers in the United
States in July were 1928 COM
pared with 70.716 in July, 1880,
and 100,270 in June, 1881.
For the first seven months of
1891 total sales to dealers were
S11,646 compared with 744,195
in the like 1880 period. Sales to
consumers in the United States
during the first seven months
678,618 against 737,976 in the
same months of 1880. Sales to
dealers in the first seven months
7O4, 1897 compared with 750,288 in
the like period last year.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
,OOO,OOO,OOO Lent
Yearly to Small
Borrowers

Annually it requires in excess
Of $11, 900, 900 to take care
of small borrowers in the United
States, says an article in the
American Bankers Association
Journal.
This total, includes $4,000, ,000,-
600 instalmentS sales, which have
been defined as an indirect
form of personal credit; So
500, 100000 in open book ac-
counts; $2,40O, 100000 in life in
surance loans to polickholders
and United veteran loans; and
$1,150, 100000 made by COM
mercial banks. It also includes
$2,698, 100000 in advances made
by paWnbrokers.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. II G.N,SD.
Hogs-17, 900; 10000 lower. Top,
$7.85; bulk, $5.7007.70; heavy,
$5.50@7.15; medium, $1.50@7.85;
light, $7..0@7.85; light lights,
$7.30@7.75; packing sows. $4.25@
SITS; pigs, $625@7.40. Holdovers,
5000.
cattle-s.OOO: steady; calves
$500; steady. Beef steers: Good
and choice, $7.15@9; common
and medium, $6@7.75; yearlings,
$8@9.5O. Butcher cattle: Heifers,
$5@9.25: cows, $3@5.75; bulls,
$3.5006; calves, $6.5c@10; feeder
steers. $450@7; stocker steers,
$4.5O@6.75: stocker cows and
heifers, $350@5.50.
Sheep-16,0O0; steady. Lambs.
$6.7507.75: common, $40 $50;
yearlings, $5@6; feeders, $4.50@
$50: ewes. $2@3.5O.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
RAILS DIP, THEN
JOIN MARKET
RALLY
U. S. Steel Starts Uprising by
Gain Of 2l2 Points, and Old
FaVorites Quickly Follow
BY W. S. COUSINS

NEW YORK. Aug. IL UN.S0-
Stocks made the best effort in
nearly two weeks today to pull
themselves out of the slump into
which they have been thrown by
steady selling pressure. The best
records were made by the favorite
industrials and utilities, but the
rails, after an early dip to lower
prices, rallied with the rest of the
market.
New Haven fell off points to
53 in the forenoon on reports that
the directors at their meeting next
month, would reduce the dividend
from So to 81 a year.
Earnings Are Fair
Current earnings are running st
slightly under 81 a share. but the
best season for freight handling
lies directly ahead. Katy pre-
ferred fell off points, an evi-
dence of the thin market" for in
active stocks of this class.
A 21a.point rise in U. s. Steel
TO S73s started the ball in motion
for the bulls and, from the first
hour, the industrial favorites
were given better support. Gen
eral Electric sold in good volume
at 401a. General Motors at 37A,
American Telephone and Tele-
graph at 169k compared with
Mondays close at 166T), J. I.
Case at 56, Consolidated Gas ex-
dividend at 92h, Dupont at 86K2,
an average gain of better than
q point, as compared with the
previous close.
Can Up 2 Points
American started the day at
9012 and moved up to 93A in the
rally.
Though there was no immedi.
ate rebound" in cotton from
yesterdays sharp decline, prices
were inclined slightly higher in
this as well as in the grain and
commodity markets in general.
= German bonds responded with
slightly higher prices, for the
third consecutive session, to an.
nouncement Of the putting into
effect Of the Hoover war-debt
holiday,
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
UPSW|NG To Be
BROAD WHEN
It COMES
Standard Statistics Warns,
However, That Extended
Accumulation Be DELAYED
BY THE SPECTATOR

NEW YORK. Aug. II 1NSJ.
The current business and market
situation is in many respects
precisely the reverse of that
which existed in 1929, when Peak
Plant schedules. high stock prices,
huge brokers' loans and intense
market activity invited wholesale
buying Of stocks, irrespective Of
the accumulating evidences of
overproduction, according to
survey by Standard Statistics.
Rates and Loans Low
Today, it is pointed out, interest
rates are abnormally low, brokers'
loans have been cut down to a
small fraction of their former
heights, there has been a gen
eral clearing out of weak specula-
tive accounts and a subnormal
rate of productive activity has
obtained for a sufficient time to
create deficits and deferred
demand.
Once the tide turns, it will be
all the more vigorous because Of
the depth and width Of the
trough of depression.
However, despite the fact that
there is some belief in assuming
that shares in sound companies
can be safely bought for long
pull investment. This service leans
to the belief that the immediate
course of the market is more
likely to continue the downward
drift, than to show any sharp re-
verSal.
Therefore it advises that ex-
tension of accumulation be fur.
ther delayed for the time being,
Copper Profits Few
With the current price of the
copper metal at a new all time
low, there are but few concerns in
the industry which can report pro-
fits at existing quotations.
Contrasted with the prevailing
market price of from 712 to 7A
cents pound, survey has shown
that the producing costs of 10
leading copper mining companies
range from TAI to 1883 cents a
pound, or an average of 9.73 cents.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
Larger Shipments
Blu Air RepOrted

Shipments by air mail and ex-
press during the first five months
of 1881 totaled 4,l43.072 pounds,
according 10 the Aeronautical
Chamber of Commerce of Amer
ica, Inc.
This compares with a total of
3,386,975 pounds for the CORE.
spending period of 1890. Mileage
flown during the five months by
the 36 lines reporting to the
chamber totaled 14,331,544 miles,
an increase of 48 per cent of the
correspondent. period for 1880,
and 81 per cent of the mileage
scheduled.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
CLOTH SALES SMALL

NEW YORK, Aug. IL Q.N.So.
A semblance of stability in opera
tions in the coarse yarn gray
goods markets began to manifest
itself today, and buyers began to
make bids for yardage. Sellers
were nonchalant in their dealings
and found courage to refuse the
bids. The trade was generally
busy developing a program to es-
tablish prices on which business
could start off once again with
out undue disruption.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
Canadian Revenue
For 4 Months DOLUn

According to a statement of
Department of Finance, Canadian
government ordinary revenue for
four months ended July 81
totaled $131, ,670,142 against $780,
888.816 for like period in 1880,
while total ordinary expenditure
for period was $113,259, ,036
against $115. .379,0l8.
Total net debt on July 81. with
no credit taken for non.active as
sets, was $2,248, ,468.307 as against
$2,14O, 1862 ,233 on July 81, 1880.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
LABOR DISPUTES

: Department of Labor had before
It on August 8, 81 strikes for
settlement and % controversies
which have not reached the
strike stage. During the past
week 16 new cases were reported,
two of which we're adjusted. New
cases involved miners, metal pol
iShers, shoe workers, dress cut
ters, building trades, street rail-
way employees, bricklayers, dress.
makers, and others.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
British Prices Drop
To Lou Point in Week.

Crump's index number of Brit
iSh prices last week was 62.7,
against 63.2 the week before, 63.6
two weeks ago, $40 three weeks
ago and 64.4 four weeks ago.
The high for the year was 69.2
on January 10 and last weeks
number is the low. The index
uses 1925 as 100.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
NEBRASKA GASOLINE TAX

Nebraska gasoline tax collec-
tions for July totaled 1878 ,096. a
slight increase over the like
month in 1880. For the first six
months this year the collections
show an increase Of more than
100000 over the first halt Of
1890.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
LAKE COAL LOADINGS

Bituminous coal loaded into
vessels at Lake Erie ports during
July amounted to 4,761,757 net
tons, compared with 5,76l, 1858 in
July, 1880, according to Ore 81
Coal Exchange. Loadings for the
season to end of July amounted
to l3,6l7,000 net tons, against
1878, 100 in the like period last
year.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
Bank of Portugal
Cuts Discount Rate

The Bank of Portugal has re
duced It's discount rate to Z per
cent from 712 per cEnt.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11

Bid Ask
Chevy Chase Club 5as.... 100 I.....
Col Country Club 5hs...,.. lO0ihIIO3
D C Paper Mfg 6s..... 80 40
w M Cold Storage 5s.....I 81
Public UtIlity Stocks
Amer Tel & Tel. .II69HT.....
Capital Traction .......... SS% Al
Wash Gas Light Co......il16
n & w Steamboat ,1SO 200
Pot Elec Pow SIS pfd. ... 1ISLl114
Pot Elec Pow 5las pfd .l11f l112
Wash Ry g. Ell com. ........l44O
Wash Ry e. EIec pfd. 99% 1901
National Bank StOckS~
Capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HIS $50
commercisI tstampedj .:. :,.::. liz IL ss5
District ...................l l19S I21O.
FedAmer Natl Bk G. Tr. 40 81
Liberty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 I21O
Lincoln .............,......I4 400 I44O
Metropolitan ..............I2 I27O l2S5
Riggs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $72 $50
second ..'....'''' ,...., IIb6 I2lO
Washln9ton ................ ..I19S I22O
Trust Company Stocks
Amer Sec & Tr CO........I316 I325
Continental Trust. ........ ..... I125
Natl Saw & Tr..............3S $50 40
Prince Geo. Blk & Tr...... 20 40
Union Trust. 200 225
Wash Loan & Trust. 400 l44O
Savings Bank Stocks
Bank of Bethesda .......... SIS IS
Com & Savings. 325 .....
East Washington. ......... 20 S5
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
Ew YORK. Aug. II T.N.s).

New York funds in Montreal f3A
premium on $1,000.
Montreal funds in New York I3.7s ais
count on 81, 900.
The Washington times., 1931-08-11
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

washington Gas IS "A" $1,000
1OS.
Pot. Elec. 51a% pfd; 2@111.
AFTER CALL
Pot. Elec. Cons. SIS, $4,000
10424.
Washington R. & E. As, $1,000,
o SO; $1,O00@93; $l,00O@93; ST.
000@93; $1,0OO@93.
Real Est. Mtg. & Guar. pfd. los
@6Ka.
Pot. Elec. Cons SIS, 2,OOO@$104 Y.
Washington r. & E. As, $1,000,
@931s; $3,000@93b.
Public Utility Bonds open Close
Amer Tel & Tel 4las. 1261sI...
Am. 7 & T Cent. Tr 5s. -. 1861 zee.
Anacostia g. Potomac R r IS II .....
Anacostia e. Pot. guar. 5s. y 95 80.
C G. P Tel of Va 5s.. .i1O4& i105%
Cap Trac r r Ss......... SS 81
City Sub IS. ........... 20 .....
eeS5Ssto~E eefCSae Elea Gas con-. 1st
Pc tomac Elec Is 1858. l11O iii
Wash, Alex Mt v ctfs. ? i.....
Washington Gas AIS. ..i10OlaIi01
Washington Gas 5s.......,10i12i.. 5s. .....
Wash Gas SIS A............llO3 .....
Wash Wash Gs' s2 IS Eisc .:..::. ss ( ssH
Miscellaneous Bonds
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
HURLEY TO Be
SPEAKER ON 4TH
Secretary OF War Gives
Principal Address At
Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. July 3. ~
From historical independence Hall,
where 155 years ago colonial lead
ers signed the Declaration of hide
pendence, Philadelphia's celebra-
ton az the anniversary Of that event
Will be broadcast over a nationwide
hookup tomorrow.
Patrick j. Hurley. secretary OF
war, viii represent the government
and deliver the principal address.
Preceding exercises in the hall,
thousands az regular army and ma
tional guard troops will pass I'm re-
view while squadrons or airplanes
under the command OF Major j.
Sidney Owens maneuver overhead.
Secretary Hurley will arrive by
plane and Will be escorted by
mounted troop IN high regalia 70
the reviewing stand o. few blocks
from city hal. After firing OF the
salute OF honor TO Mr.. Hurley. the
parade, expected 10 be the largest
ever 10 march 70 independence
Hall. will pass before the secretary.
Mayor Mackey and their staffs.
The pledge 70 the flag and sing
ing Of patriotic songs will precede
Secrt-4-y Hurley's address