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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-11
KATHERINE K. PATTEN
FUNERAL CONDUCTED
Curator of washingtonianA at Ii
brary Buried in Rock
Creek Cemetery.

Funeral services for Miss katherine
K. Patten, curator Of Washingtoniana Of
the Public Library, who died Monday
at her residence ct the Cairo Hotel
were held this afternoon at the Nevius
funeral home ut 1850 O'Clock. Burial
was In Rock Greek Cemetery.
Miss Patten, daughter OF Capt,
Jarvis Patten, a merchant shipmaster,
who became the first chief Of the Com
merce Departments Bureau OF Navtga-
ton, Is survived by two sisters, Miss
Anna B. Patten and Mrs. H. p. Phil
brick Of Springfield, Mass, and q
brother, Goldwyn Patten OF Rock
ford, III,
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WarAH uf Uhaukn.

DAVIS, SARAH DUNBAR. We wish to sx-
relatives and friends for their expressions
Of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
DUNBAR DAVIS.
BERTHE D. BARNETT AND FAMILY.
COUGH. HENRY w. wish to extend my
irisnds ana nsisSeTs Ter .hslr Eindnsss,
expressions Of sympathy and the beautiful
Moral tributes Ct the death Of my beloved
DAESIE O. DOUGLAS.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry Mendez, az, and Maria Biera, "a;
Judge Mary O'Toole.
man. II; Rev, j. T. Loeb, -, :.
Peter z: ksll, as and Helen 2 DtllG gco H.
Nathan Bernstein, 30, and Sonia Fisher,
"a; Judge Mary OToole.
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Accident Injuries Fatal.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, March II (spe-
cial) Loyal W. Boggs, &c., died last
night at Memorial Hospital from in
iuries received in an automobile accident
on February % on the Frankford road.
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Deaths Reported.

Frederick 3. Won 5srnswitz, 81. sibley Hos
Jennie Stone, 81, Home for AEed and In
Annie T. -Hoyle, 81, eal Huntington st.
Mary ]. Popkins, 80. 4s47 wisconsin ave.
PAU Y. Collins. H. d unise Sf States STAT Naval
Mary a. CentrsI. 90, s7l5 18th st.
Grace L. 3. Kiefer, 81, $40 LIST st, Sc.
Cornelius o. Mackenzie Sc, 1856 Newton st.
Preston p Smith, sc, 1920 10th st..
Unidentified, about rs, found in Potomac
River near Alexandria Va
virginia Clore, rs, en- route Providence
yos' ghaEpston. IT. National Training
:. Hubert n. Killer. 7, walter Reed General
Marie Mack. hours. walter Reed Gen.
Bessie bailey. u. 22i Pa. ave.
Annie 3. Gather, 81, 2l34 9Th st.
Mary Price, 81, Home for Aged and Infi1m
Henry r. Shipper, So, 2602 Nichols ave.
Charles Williams, IS, 0allinger Hospital.
Laura Endre, 40. Gallinger Hospital.
William H. White, 40 Emergency Hospital
Cassie Lester, 40, 1881 18th st.
William n. Matthews, IS, Walter Reed Gen.
Thomas Penn, %. oallinger Hospital.
Lucy Head, 81, tuberculosis Hospital
Geneva Gibson, 9, FrOedmens Hospital
Norman Thompson. 2, 1869 Church st.
pitaL
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Rites for William Sutherland.

KEYSER. w. Va, March II (Speciai).
Funeral services were held today for
William Sutherland, ~, retired Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad employee, having
been in the service IS years. Mr..
Sutherland L. survived by his widow and
three children, Grover and Roy Suther-
land, and Mrs. Lula Boyce, all Of Keyser.
At least Is nationAlitieS are repre-
sented In the foreign section Of Shang-
hal, China.
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
Leagne. $40 Maryland ave. s:M: Nat: s0ss
LOST.
BANK BOOK, Northern Liberty Loan. with
shsck f1tn Sssg ssss ave- and
Chevy Chase. Wisconsin 370s. IL
CAT-Biack, no tail; ,strsyed from s26 5th
st. sc. Liberal reward. Phone Lincoln 37l8.
auto Wisconsin near vsSSsS: Can Slsys-
SS a Ee:Ss 'T e. R aaE5rd aa E ssSs &
Srday mornins. Phone Clarendon 1s7s-w-2.
cn,7 q A. P sIS xs sSs PUPPY vi e RE
solar: but no tsT. Phone Georgia oral:
EYEdLAsSEs, shell horn Trimmed, down
WIG hH Fe 5af
Mo Mono A s1:nins RsSsrd Pot 100. anu "
GLASSES, oxford style, with chain. Reward.
Z. verum. toilet goods. Palais Royal.
0LAssEs-Tortoise shell; Saturday after
sd0r Fsesssr Psose Adams sss
EsaFn g p . s ais Hf s!'s1 r DfRSaRs
t RAJ M MEEs MY sIRoEs on street Dis
POQKETBOoK..Child dog Upper beckett
book sstwssn ASss RI on to 18th St.
POLICE DOG, large gray male, lost Sun
day. owner will come for him or you can
send to 624 L st. ne. Reward.
PUPPY--Setter, 3-months-old male; white,
s SysI Gn Sss sy' no tag or collar
PURSE containing 50, account books, keys.
etc, on 18th st. WharYes car, early Saturday
evening, March Z. Please return to Irene
Burrelb 322s Khnsle I'd. Finder may keep
ll0neS.
SILVER RING with q black onyx SETTING
and o mounted fraternity seal Call Mr..
Grimsley between and PM, Lincoln
S582-W. Reward. t2s
WRIST WATCH, white gold, Elgin, lady's,
between 1000 block Kansas ave- and 18th
and NV, Monday. Phone Adams $3.50
WRIST WATCH, gold. ladys, marked TO
N, 8. N. from Townsend; lost March 9Th;
reward. 1909 Wallach pl. NV. Phone Dec.
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FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League. $40 Maryland ave. G.H. Nat. 90Sa.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
AWISOS EN- WEST TAMPA

ell papel que esta, con menos
avidez que ellos, east deletreaba
para comprenderle mejor, Be-
nito seguia hablando a voces y
paseandose por ell despacho de
de PUG.
-iLean ustedes!... No son ilu
stones mias, Por algo decia yo
siempre: Isl yo fuera rico!... Y
es que ell coraz6n me anunciaba
lque habia de llegar a serlo Guam
do menos 10 esperara. iAquf ell
1nico heredero de Bernaregui
soy yo!.., Yo soy ell amo de la
fabrica. de la casa, de cuanto
hay aqui!... iSoy rico!
-iOh!-murmur6 con rabia
RisRispall en- ell colmo de su sor
presa y de su odio a los patro-
nos, amos y propietarios.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

p~asajero. En- cuanto volvi6 en-
81, lanz6 una mirada de asombro
sobre todos los presentes, y re-
cordando repentinamente TODD
10 que di6 OCCASION a SUI sfncope,
solo pudo pronunciar las ST.
g~uientes palabras:
isl, soy rico! No Greats que
estoy loco. Aquf esta ell docu-
mento. iCarta canta! Toma, hi
ia, lee..., Iced todos...
Y arrebatando al notario ell
pliego que este habia leido Y con
sarvaba aun entire sus manos, Sc
lie do a Lucia, que cas- inc Sc
atrevia a leerle, temiendo que
en- efecto la raz6n de su padre
Sc hubiese perturbado. Men
tras Bernardo y Ramiro Ieian
por encima del hombro de Lucia
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
BOXEO
FREEMAN CONTRA
THOMPSON

Cleveland, Abril 14.-Con-
ira ell negro Young Jack Thorn
con, de California, al cual a.
rrebatara aquf la corona ell
AFRO pasado, peleara esta no.
che Ell campe6n mundial de pc
so weller, Tommy Freeman.
Sera una pelea a Is asaltos
y los dos gladiadores Sc han
eomprometido a no pesar mas
de lat libras.
Como la primera decision
la dada en- contra del negro,
no fue del agrado del p1blico,
dos jueces han sido nombra-
dos para decidir.
En- case de que esten en- de-
sacuerdo ell referee resolvera
seg1n su buen %juicio.
Las decisiones venfan siendc
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ma bora, asegurando que pien-
san volver a triunfar en- sus res
pectivos circuitos.
Mack dice que su club es ,el
mismo del ano pasado Y no cree
que tendra menos eficiencia. Re
conoce ell viejo manajer que ell
mas poderoso enemigo es Ell W.
shinston, dirigido por Walter
Johnson. Cree que los Tigres
haran un excelente papel.
Gabby mantiene que su club
parece todavia mas fuerte, no
obstante saber que no tendra en-
sus filas a Chick Hafey. .
Tiene confianza en- sus pit
cheers y particularmente Ell
Grimes y Haines, Estima que
su cuadro, con Charley Gel
bert, es uno de los .mejores de-
de que Sc empezara a jugar {
la pelota.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

primeras woes de Bonet, salt6
de su asiento Y lego al despa-
cho de su principal en- ell momen
to en- que el notario abria la
mampara. Contra SUI costumbre
de no acudir nunca cuando Sc lie
llamaba o era necesaria SUI pre-
sencia para cualquier asunto,
Hispall Sc present6 llevando en-
la mano una bandeja con vases
de aqua. Unos rociando ell ros-
tro de Benito, otros haciendole
beber dos o tres sorbos, su hija
dandole fricciones en- las sienes,
su hermana poniendo ell critic en-
ell cielo, Y PUG, unico dueno de
81 mismo, contemplated con es-
t6iea curiosidad aquel cuadro,
ccnsiguieron que ell desmayo
del nuevo Millionaire fuese muy
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
UNA CORPORA
CION PARA RESPALDAR
Ell MATCH STRIBLING
SCHMELING

Cleveland, Abril 14.-La
corporation Madison Square
Garden de Ohio fue organiza-
da aqui hoy con ell fl nde ofre-
Ger peleas de boxeo en- Ell nue..
vo estadio municipal, que va
ha sido escogido para ell match
entire Max Schmeling Y Younl
Stribling, senalado para ell dfs
8 6 A de julio.
William F. Carey, de New
York, anunci6 que Dick Dunn
concertador de peleas del GA
den de Boston, vendra aqui er
mayo para establecer su off
Gina de promoter.
Solo faltan por arreglar al
gunos detalles ~judiciales y es
coger al que presidira la COM
panfa.
Ell contrato qued6 enmenda-
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

j Els verdad !-dijo Bernar-
da, abrazando a su hermano DIES
pues de haber leido.
ST, aqui 10 dice-anadi6
Lucia, devolviendo ell papel a
su padre.-Pero entonces, jc6-
mo hasta hoy no Sc ha sabido
NADIA? Y 81 listed, Sr. de PUG,
habia sido nombrado heredero
de Bernaregui en- su testament
to, Y por ESQ ha podido listed
disponer de su fortuna durante
tres amos, jc6mo va listed a re-
nunciar a ella en- favor de mi
padre? Yo no entiendo de leyes +;
,pero aqui hay un misterio que
no comprendo v una informali-
dad que no acierto a explicarme
en- asunto tan grave.
~ tiene listed raz6n, seno-
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

rita-dijo ell notario sin deiar-
la cast acabar la atinada re-
flexi6n.-Este es I'm case, Dor
10 menos, litigioso, y 70 ruego
a estos dos senores que 10 pien-
sen mucho antes de tomar una
determination extrema que des-
pues pueda pesarles.
-Yo 10 que veo es 10 que dice
a4ui bien claro; yo no veo otra
cosa, y 81 ell Sr. PUG tiene con-
ciencia...
-Porque la tengo, amiga do
ma Bernardo, porque la tengo,
insisto en- 10 que he dicho a su
hermano de listed Y al senor no
tario que nos escucha. Yo res
peto la voluntad de mi amigo
Bernaregui, 20 venero su me-
NORA, y como este, para mi CO.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

razon, no es asunto que debe
arreglar Ell c6digo civil, sino Ell
anna renuncio desde ahora a TO
dos los derechos que pudiera
nacer valer y a cuantos me den
las leyes, y me declare a mi mis-
mo pobre de solemnidad, ha-
clendo entrega a mi querido a.
mlgo y constante companero D.
benito Bonet de toda la fortuna
que eonstituye la herencia de
Bernaregui.
ESQ Sc llama cumplir con
su deber, y c~ualquier hombre
honrado harfa 10 mismo que u.s.
tea mace en- este momento.
Sonora, en- ESQ hay mucho
que hablar-respondi6 el nota-
RIO a dona Bernarda.-Yo me
teng0 pOr mUy honrad9 y ii en-
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
VICTORIA DE BERLENBACE

New York, Abril 14.-En ell
primer asalto de una pelea e.
fectuada anoche en- Prospect
Hall, Brooklyn, Paul Berlen
bach, excampe6n mundial dc
peso complete, tpuso a dormii
a Billy Henderson, de Harlem
Henderson pesaba 169 Ii
bras y Berlenbach, 1881.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
MITCHELL PUSO A DOR
MIR A LORD

Clearwater, Abril l4.-La
cadena de victorias de Kid Lord
finaliz6 aqui en- la ncche de aver
cuando Young Eddie Mitchell,
de Tampa, lie puso a dormir en-
ell cuarto asalto de la pelea
principal ofrecida por la Le-
gi0n Americana.
Franckie barrow, de Ybog
City, puso a dormir a Don Ke-
lily, de esta ciudad.
Battling Sammy vencio a Gus
Leavine, tambien de Tampa
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
BASE PAIL
COMENZARA HOY LA TEN.
PORADA DE LAS GRAN
DES LIGAS

La temporada de las grandes
Ligas comenzara hoy y en- las
ocho ciudades donde va a ju-
garse Sc predice tempo claro.
Los Atleticos, campeones de-
mundo jugaran con los Senado-
res, en- Washington; ell Boston
jugara con los Yankees, en- New
York; los Tigres con los brown
en- St. Luis, v los Medals Bian
cas- con los Indios, en- Cleveland
La gaceta., 1931-04-14
PATENT LEATHER KID
~CONTRATADO PARA NEW
YORK


Patent Leather Kid, ell sim.
patico Chinito, ha sido contra
tado para pelear en- New York
ell dia "a de este mes, con Bob.
by Lothian, campe6n de peso
bantam del Canada.
El Chinito ha firmado va e.
contrato y esta nOche, despues
de que pelee en- st. Petersburg,
con Perry Knowles, tomara ell
.tren hacia New York.
Feliz viaje y muchos exitos
deseamos al amable pugilista.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

rendidas aquf por ell arbitrt
por no existir jueces.
Estimase que la pelea pro.
ducira de $4,000 a $780, 900,
con una concurrencia de once
mil personals. C
Freeman recibira ell 50%
su oponente un 10 por ciento.
No Sc transmitira Ell comba
tie por la Radio.
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FoIetim de La Gaceta No. 10
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

cede? Alguna infamia de ese
hombre!
Lo menos Sc figure la amable
dona Bernardo que su pobre Be
nito habia sido asesinado por
PUG, como consecuencia de la
pacifica discussion de aquella
mahana.
Ramiro, que estaba en- Ell es-
critorio cuando Sc oyeron las
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

do aver disponiendo que por e
alquiler del Estadio Sc paguen
$4,000, en- lugar de $4,000,
Y que la ciudad no costee los
gastos de $4,000 pa.ra habi
litar ell terreno.
En- la habilitaci6n Sc inclu-
We una plataforma y asientos
adicionales para 10000 perso.
mas.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

En- la Liga Nacional, ell Brook
lyn jugara con los Braves, en-
Boston; los Piratas con los
Cubs, en- Chicago; Gigantes
contra Phillies, en- Filadelfia, y
los Cardenales y los Rojos, en-
Cincinnati
Calc1lase que $4,000 perso-
mas presenciaran los juegos Y
que atraeran mayor cantidad
de fanaticos los desafios entire
ell Boston y los Yankees, en- Ii
Liga Americana, y los PiratS
y los Cubs, en- la Liga Nacionaf.
Lanzara la primera pelota
en- ell juego de Atleticos y Sc
nadores, ell presidente Hoover.
Lanzara la primera pelota Ell
ell desafio de los Cubs Y Piratas,
en- Chicago, ell juez Lands, ar
bitro supreme.
John Arnold HeydlFd. esi-
dente de la Liga National, pre-
senciara ell juego ebre los Gil
uantes " los PhilliA
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

HOMBREo Y'MUJERES para
tomar 6rdenes en- Ybor, en- ar
tfculos de tocador. Llamen en-
ire las 10 Y las IL y de 2 a a.
400 Grand Central. Quality Pro
ducts Co.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

Sc VENDEN-Poliltos de 2
dfas, buena raZa, Y huevos en-
pollados. Esquina de Gomez y
Collins, No. 3703. Lame por
ell telefono H46-515.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

Por ser hoy ell Fla Pan Anne
icano, ell estadio del baseball,
en- Washington, sera adornado
con la -sbanderas de las FL nacio
mes de la America latina.
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

Connie Mack y Gabby Street
Ihicieron declaraciones de 1lti-
La gaceta., 1931-04-14

DE LA sOCIEDAD
Eel BEN PUBLICO"
EN- YBOR:
Or. N. A. P-oRTOCARRERO
Martes. Jueves y Sabado de 8 . 8 I. u.
DIR. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de 8 . M.
Msrtes y JUeves de ] 0 z 7. u.
DIR. A. BUSTLLo
tunes, Microbes Y Viernes de ! Q z 7. II.
Martes, Jueves y SAbado de 6 9 z ]. n.
DR.. B. M. TISON
Iartes y Jueves de 2 o Q I. 4.
DIR. JULIO j. GUERRA
Nartes = Jueves de 6 80 o $50 r. d.
SAbBdo de I o 2 I. d.
Or G. PORR0s M6dico TntsrsS
EN- WEST TAMPA.
Dr.. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunea y Microbes de / 2 P. =.
Martes, Jueves y Sabado de 6 . !. M.
DIR. A. BUSTuLO
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de 8 q z 7. M.
Martes v Jueves de / 0 2 :. u.
u +. q. M. TISON
Lanes y Microbes de IL Q II A. u.
Viernes y Sabado de / 0 2 p. Il.
DR..JULI0 J.. CUEREA
Luusa Microbes y Viernes de $3.50 Q $3.50 r. d..
SERVICIo DE AMBULANCIA. Teisrono Y Ills
Telefonos para visitas por ell dfa: Ybor City, Y 145s
West Tampa, H ss46. Para llamsdss por la noche,
10 mAmo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa, Y1A1O.
AvISOS EN- YBoR CITY
Or. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, Or. A. Bus
tito, DIR. 5. M. Tiscn, DIR. Julio J. Guerra, On 10 Bot
ca del Circuo Cubano Telefono No. Y 1865.
AvISOS EN- WEST TAMPA
DR.. A. Gonzalez, DR.. A. BuEtNlo, DR.. B. n. TIAon,
Dr.. Julie J. Guerra sn Ia Botica I'll Bsn P6blco. Tale
fonO No. 81 S0&6.
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AvTsOs EN YBoR CITY

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, DR..
tito, DIR. s.. M. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra, On
ca del Circulo Cubano Tel@fono No. Y 1853.
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sERVIcIo De AMBULANcIA. Teissono Y ll1e

Tel@fonos para visitas por ell dfa: Ybor City, Y III
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llamsass por 10 noch
10 mhmo en- YbOr que On West Tampa. Y 1A1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26
CURB SHARES DROP
AS LEADERS FAIL
Declines in Bond & Share
and Cities Service Weaken
the Market.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October Deepening
lower, stocks on the Curb Exchange to-
day continued their downward trend as
the session wore on.
Electric Bond 81 Share was down
more than a point around 81. Cities
Service was off fractlonally around ia.
Standard Oil of Indiana, after opening
higher, slipped.
The cheerful tone OF dealings in Lon
don was not mirrored here in British
shares General Electric, Ltd, was up
a half point, and British Celanese was
a trifle firmer, but Brazilian Traction,
Ford Motor. Ltd, and other British
issues pointed lower.
Specialties moved irregularly. Sheafier
Pen declined a point, as Mead Johnson
rose more than that amount. The en-
trance of a few Of the larger Canadian
copper executives into the world cur
tailment conference contributed to a
firm tone in copper shares. Motors
were uniformly lower, with Ford Motor
Of Canada A and Stutz Motor register
ing the widest losses.
Specific corporate developments
brought about movements in individual
issues. Niagara Hudson Power yielded
slightly as its third-quarter report
SnOWeu IL cents u SIldlCt dBdhlSb IL
cents share In the same period year
ago.
Associated Gas e. Electric A was of
a shade as its earning statement for
. the IL months ended September 80
showed $45, 033, 002 against S47,8ll 500
in the same period of 1880. American
Gas e. Electric preferred was up more
than a point while the common moved
in the opposite direction.
Imperial Oil of Canada was up a
small amount. 1t was estimated that
its 1891 earnings would approximate
the 70 cents a share profit of 1880. A
rise of one-quarter cent an ounce in
silver bettered the demand for Bunker
Hill-Sullivan Mining.
International Superpower showed the
widest range in the utility holding COM
parlies as it opened at 1912, compared
with a previous close of 1879. Great
Atlantic e. Pacific Tea stood out
strongly in the chains. American
Yvette, among the lower-priced spe-
cialties, advanced on an estimate of in
creased sales. The company operates a
chain of beauty shops. National Rubber
Machinery was off about half point.
Declines predominated an the opening
Electric Bond & Share, at %, was OF
", and Cities Service was off slightly
at 734, but Standard Oil of Indiana was
up "a at 21la. Brazilian Traction lost
"a at 11A. Ford Motor, Ltd, at III,
dropped 70. but Woolworth, Ltd, at 8,
was unchanged.
Aside from the trifling gain in Roam
Antelope, the Coppers we're dull and
4l2, was up "a. Shaeffer Pen, at 26,
declined point to a new low for 1891.
General Electric. Ltd, at ga, gained ~.
American Yvette, among the lower
priced specialtieS, advanced fraction
ally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26
Brokers' Comment

NEW YORK, october 26-Brokerage
house commentators felt today that
the stock market rally could go further,
although some counselled against fol-
lowing rallies.
Frazier Jelke & Cove believe the
near term trend will be regularly up
ward, but we would confine commit
ments to a trading basis. The most
bullish development so far has been
the improvement in the economic and
political situation in England. AS far
as we can see, there is no genuine I'M
provement in the German situation,
which remains a potential menace.
Hornblower & Weeks-The market
gave an excellent account of itself dur
ing the short session Saturday and
we continue to feel that this phase
of the advance will carry considerably
further before meeting with important
opposition.
jackson Bros, Boesel & Co@Subject
to nominal reactions, we look for higher
prices for industrial stocks and believe
that the current phase of the markets
improvement warrants expectations OF
a further gain in the industrial aver
ages. Railroad stocks may rally some
what on technical conditions, but 1t
"OuAu NY NC cuA ~ A,AAS W 81 40
general liquidation in the rail group
as a result of favorable earnings and
unsolved financial problems.
Redmond d Cove would be in
clined to take trading profits on any
further sharp rise, as a secondary re-
action Is likely by the middle of the
week, and would await the markets
response to this selling before extending
or renewing long commitments.
Shields q Co.-InveStment absorption
has been halted and until the list
meets q real selling test 1t will be
dangerous to climb for stocks or follow
rallies too far
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26
BETTER ASSEMBLING
OF ORDERS SUGGESTED
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Commerce Department believes
retail grocers may, in many instances,
effect important savings in costs and
increase their net returns through more
efficient handling of the work of as
sembling orders for delivery.
A survey of the department disclosed
that order assembly at present Is not
efnciently conducted in a large propor-
ton Of grocery stores. The cost of this
single function in one important city
surveyed was found to run as high as
approximately cents in each 81 of
sales. Clerks were generally found to
De working diligently, but under condi-
lions denying possibility of low cost.
In every case studied order assembly
was being performed from the regular
display and retail stock of the store.
This, the report said, is faulty in many
cases, particularly among the larger
size stores. Order assembly is held by
the department to be essentially out
turn from storage. Clerks assembling
orders get in the way of those serving
customers, 1t says with confusion re-
sulting, work slowing up and incon-
ven1ence and annoyance being meted
out to the stores customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-26

share earnings, nine months to septem-
Der 80, S1.54 VS.. sap.
American Bank Note common share
earnings, nine months to September 80,
% cents VS.. $2.60.
Caterpillar Tractor common share
earnings, nine months to September 30,
~ cents VS.. $3.26.
Hanna IN. A. Co. common share
earnings, nine months to September
80, 43 cents VS.. $1.04.
Reliance Manufacturing Qll) COM
mon share earnings, nine months to
september 80, $l.57 VS.. cents.
Republic Steel--Warrane furnaces at
55 per cent Of capacity, with "a tin
mills operating VS.. IS last week.
Stutz Motor Car of America-Prices
OF new 1882 models show reductions
ranging up to $1,000.
Underwood Elliott Fisher-Common
share earnings, nine months to Septem-
Der 80, $l.22 VS.. 1881.
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke-Net in
come, nine months to September 80,
$85,3l7, equal to 10 cents q common
snare, VS.. deficit $l10,501.
Western Maryland Railway-Surplus
after charges on 68.e per cent.
William Oil-O-Mattc Heating-Dollar
sales volume for third quarter up 2l.2
per cent.
Anchor Common share earnings,
nine months to September 80, t2.4S vs..
1910.
Artloom Corporation-Dehcit nine
months to September 80. $2So,1S4 VS..
de1cit $34,o2o.
Boston & Maine acknowledgements
surplus after charges OF 439 per cent
cuts some round-trip fares up to As per
cent
Montgomery Ward & Co. deficit,
months to September 80. 1882, 687
VS.. deficit $2,848.9 9l.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad September surplus after
charges off 500 per cent.
New York, Ontario g. Western Rail-
way September net operating income
on 22.3 per cent, 8 months up 1872 per
cent.
American Zinc, Lead g. Smelling Sc
preferred share earnings, 8 months to
September 80, $4.05 VS.. 1851.
Associated Gas g. Electric-DeclareS
initial quarterly dividend Of $l.371a on
$3.50 preferred stock; consolidated net
earnings of system in IL months to
September 30 off 6 per cent.
MonSanto Chemical Works common
share earnings, 9 months to September
so, $24l VS.. $1.91.