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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24
Copyright, 1884, by United eF-a ture Syndicate, Inc.)
REFEREE LEFT RING

London, Ont-(UP)-"Pat" o. Shocker, 222-pound Iowa Irishman, doesn't like interference when he is wrestling. During Q match here he grabbed "Kid" Curtis, the ref cree, and threw him uot of the ring three. times, the last time knocking him suld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24
Questions And Answers
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YOUw QUESTIONS ANsWERED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24
CwA OPENS s2 AIRPoRrs

Olympia, Wash-(UP)-Thirty- two Washington emergency air. ports were developed under the CWA program. Approximately $27S,24S was spent Improving fields for actual use or for emergency landings on established airways.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24
Daily Washington Merry Go Round
BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN


 Round"an More Merry o War Aims At Ceiling For Protts Roose0~ Bu Of Men Thream # Faaso Ac to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

The proposal issuing from the State Hospital at Middletown in it's annual re- port that committee be created to ap- portion patients among the several hos pitals of this type in Connecticut is con elusive proof of the need of expansion ln our state institutions. For long time we have been getting reports about the overcrowded conditions at Middletown. Even the opening of the Fairfield State Hospital with its 500 bed accommodations did not end the trouble. It will be neces- sary to add another 500 bed wing to this latest addition and perhaps even then the solution will only be partly found. We waited so long to go after the pressing demands of the institutions that it has all piled up at once. The result is heavy burden on the taxpayers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

month, according to grade and length of service. Q. Give the address of Irwin s. Cobb.
 A. ssO Park avenue. New York city.
 o. Is Little Jack Little mar ried? How old is he?
 A. He is S4, and is married.
 @. In which photoplays did William Haines and Joan Craw- ford appear together?
 A. "West Point" "Spring Fe- ver' and "Thre Duke Steps Out" If you want a copy of our
 bulletin FAMOUS PAINTERS.
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 crat's Washington bureau,
 enclosing five cents in postage
 stamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. To what religious denom- ination. does William Green, presi- dent of the American Federation of Labor, belong?
 A. Baptist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. How many members has the house of representatives of the Pennsylvania legislature?
 A. Two hundred and eight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

Not that it's any of our business, but we should think that Old Santy, starting from his North Pole headquarters, would be pretty we'll tuckered out before he reached the Byrd expedition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

DECEMBER 25
 Concentrate your important mo- ments for today in the afternoon and evening for the early morning i,; not what one wishes Christmas to be. The afternoon may bring surprises. Mechanical devices and electrical appliances should be in favor today. Books should also be prominent and well received. Merry Christmas!
 Birthdate You should possess dignity. A period of constructive advance ment should come for you from March 5 through 22, 1885. Some unexpected good luck may be felt from Nov 19 through 2S. 1885.
 Danger Oct 31 through Nov 8, 1885. Socially favorable from July 10 through 12, 1885.
 Readers desiring additional in- formation regarding their h0rO- scopes are invited to communicate with OctaviIle I'm care of this newspaper. Enclose a 3-cent stamped self addressed envelope.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

Q. How long is flea?
 A. They vary in length from one to three or four millimeters, according to species.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. What is the total church membership in the United States and the total value of church edi- fees?
 A. The last official United States religious census enumerated a total membership of 54,576,346 and gives the value of church edi- fees as $3,839,500,610.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. What is an Aba? A. A coarse Arabian garment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. What is the base pay of enlisted men in the U. s. army?
 A. It ranges from $21 to $157.50
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. Name the capital of Florida A. Tallahassee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. Name the first postmaster general of the United States after the adoption of the Constitution.
 A. Samuel Osgood, appointed by George Washington in 1789.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. Where is the highest point in Pennsylvania?
 A. Negro mountain. Somerset county, has an altitude of 3,213 feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

0. What is a democracy?
 A. A state in which the govern ment is by the people or their elected representatives, on the principle that all citizens have equal political rights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

o. Under the twentieth (lame duck) amendment to the Constitu- ton, changing the date for inaugn- rating the president. when do the presidential electors cast their ballots, and when are they counted in joint session of congress?
 A. By act of congress. June 5, 1884, the date for casting elec- toral ballots is the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December, and the date for count ing the ballots in joint session of congress is January 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24

O. How many Italian and Span ish born residents has Nevada?
 A. Italian 2,563, and Spanish. 1909.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
CORTE DE POLICIA

Cuatr9 individuos acusados
de vender ndmeros de bolita
tendran que pagan, cada uno,
multa de $50. Sc nombran los
1nultados Jose Dfaz, Paul Came
10, Frank Garcia y Bill Bailey.
POr guar su autom6vil estan
do borracho, H. Henry Roberts,
de la raza negra, debera pagan
multa de 1925 o cumplir go dias
de carcel. Por falta igual John
ny Jones, blanco, pagara una
multa de S25, con la aftermath
va de 25 dias.
j. M. Powell, chofer de un
automovil de alquiler, abono
una multa de So por guar con
solo I'm brazo, yendo en- compa-
mia de su novia.
Aumenta la actividad de la
policia en- contra de los BORA
chos e infractores de las orde-
nanzas del transito.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Sc LA MODE
RACION A LOS LIDERES
DEL ESTUDIANTADO

Berlin, julio 24.-La mode
.raci6n sera impuesta a los IL
deres del estudiantado, por or
den de Rudolf Hess, ell hombre
de cOnfianza de Hitler.
Andres Feikert, ex-secreta-
rio de la Universidad de Ham
bUrgo, ayudante confidential
del ministro de educacion, asu-
milo aver las funciones de dicta-
dor de la Liga de Estudiantes
Alemanes.
Los estudiantes, de acuerdo
con un nuevo plan, trataran de
convertir las tipicas universe
dades alemanas en- algo parcel
do al Colegio Americado al Co
legio American State .pero con
atm6sfera militar.
A juicio de algunos jefes ma
zis la Escuela Preparatoria de
Lideres Estudiantiles en- los pa
sados seis meses Sc habia con-
vertido en- ell centric de las ten
dencias "bolseviques' dentrC
del nacionalismo ocial.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Carlos Arniches titulado "Los
Milagros del Jornal". Volvera a

Carlos Arniches titulado "Los
Milagros del Jornal". Volvera a
representatives ell extremes "San
gre Gorda", donde Sc luce la
tiple Srta. Carmita Esperanto.
En- los numeros de varieda-
des, la conocida y a~plaudida IL
pie Carmen Ramirez cantara la
"Alborada". Ell coro de LA
Bejarana", por los Alegres Lea
les, y solo de piano por la Srta.
Virtudes Gutierrez, que tiene a
.su cargo la %sinfonia.
Tomaran parte en- la function
las Srtas. Lourdes Vazquez y
Mercedes Gonzalez " los Sres.
Severino Quintanilla, Ricardo
.Suarez, Severino Martinez, Hi
ginio Fernandez y los Ninos
N. N.
Cesar RiVer0.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
UN CIVIL PUSO EN- LIBER-
TAD A UN FRISIONERO
MILITAR

New York, julio 24.-Un CT
vii, equipado con un revolver y
un bote de reno Sc present6 a.
yer en- la Isla del Gobernador
V puso en- libertad a un preso
militar, llevandolo en- ell bote
hasta Red Hook, en- Brooklyn.
Ell civil, un hombre de poca
estatura, arrebat6 Ell prisionero
al cabo Steven S. Gregorek, a.
menazandolo de muerte con Ell
revolver.
Gregorek dice que ell crimi-
nal lie puso ell revolver EN- un
costado antes de que el pudiera
Utilizar sus armas, dejandolo
imposibilitado de cumplir sus
deberes.
AL dar la noticia del >suceso,
ell cabo de guardia en- Fort Jay
Ferry dijo: I'm hombre magni-
fico para ell ejercito.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
LA MARCIA DEL HAMBRE

Habana, julio 24.-Los vete-
ramos de la independence resi-
denies en- Santiago de Cuba no
han desistido aun de efectuar la
Marcia del hambre sobre esta
capital, en- demanda de que Sc
Hes paguen sus haberes. Una
entrevista tuvo lugar aver en-
ire viejos patriotas y ell gober-
nador Perez Andre, concedien-
do los primeros I'm plazo para
que ell gobierno les pagUe o de
10 contrario pondran sus planes
en- ejecucion.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24

Ross numeros 81, 313 y 315.
Ell Sr. Segundo Gonzalez, per
soma de reconocida solvencia
moral, ha sido nombrado Admi-
nistrador General.
Para ell cargo de Sub-Admi-
nistrador e Inspector General
ha sido escojido ell j6ven Pas
tor de Meza, de gran experien-
ella EN- las labores propia de es-
tas asociaciones mutualistas.
Consideramos un gran acier.
to la designation de estos Sc
nores Y enviamos nuestra sim
cera felicitaci6n a los direc-
torres ORES. Juan Silverio y Ju.
!io Gavilla.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Ell CANCILLER SIGUE
R~EALIZANDO Wales

Berlin, julio 24.-El sabado
Sc hallaba ausente de Berlin Ell
canciller Hitter y Sc ignoraba
su paradero. Unos dicen que ell
c~anciller esta cOnferenciando
con ell Oral Won Blomberg, MI
nistro de defensa %nacional, y
otros aseguran que realiza un
viaje por mar.
No falta quien sostiene que
ha lido a Baviera, a descansar.
10 cierto es que todos los mo-
vimientos del canciller Sc man
tienen dentro de la mayor re-
serva, aun para los jefes de las
tropas de choque.
La semana rpasada ell presi-
dente Hindenburg recibio en- su
casa de Neudeck, al ministro
lie relaciones exteriores, Won
NeCrath, y Sc ignora 10 tratado
por los dos hombres.
Personals que Sc supone es-
tan bien informadas sostienen
que la conferencia verso sobre
ell nuevo ipacto fr%anco-ruso;
otras aseguran que Sc considero
ell problema de Memel, que ell
viejo mariscal conoce de name
ra p%erfecta.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
SERAN JUZGADOS LOS VEN
DOLORES DE MARIGUANA

Tres supuestos vendedores de
mariguana, Jack Posada, Will
lie Perez y jim Rodriguez, di-
aver que son i~nocentes al
ser presentados ante ell juez Pet
teway, de la corte de 10 crimi-
nal. Los tres seran juzgadoS en-
ell mes de agosto y Sc italian en-
libertad bajo fianza de $500 ca
da uno.
Otros seis recuperaron su Ii
bertad bajo fianzas aprobadas
IN la corte del juez de paz Lo-
reno Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Los tickets

Los tickets
Para mi function de beneficio
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturia-
no, ell pr6ximo 3 de Agosto, es-
tan a la venta en- las casas de
Fernandez y Vega, Fernandez
Y Garcia, Mems Shop, Ideal Ca
fe, Botica de Franco Y farma-
cia Ell Aguila, en- West Tampa.
La graciosa obra escogida tie
ne Dor autores a L. Fernandez
Y A. Custodio. Una noche de
risa y algeria.
Tocara la afamada orquesta
"Los Bohemios'.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
AMENAZA A UN JUEZ

Habana, julio 24.-Nuevas
amenazas de muerte Sc han he
cho contra ell DR., Leopoldo San
chez correctional de la tercera
secci6n. Tres cartas Sc lie han
remitido y una de elias la firma
la sociedad secreta T. N. T. Los
amenazantes Sc quejan de los
fallos de csc juez en- casos re-
lacionados con la ley de 8 no
ras.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Ell TRATADO DE RECIPRO-
CIDAD

Habana, julio 24.-Anoche
Sc dijo en- la secretarfa de esta-
do que ell tratado de reciproci-
dad con los Estados Unidos en-
tiara en- vigor a mediados del
mes de agosto.
En- esta semana sc recibiran
las neutrality-suspicious. de la
cancilleria americana.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
DADO NOMBRE A UN NUE.,
VO

Paris, Julio 24-El nuevo a.
corazado frances de $4,000 to-
neladas, hermano del Bunker
que, llevara ell nombre de Stras
bourg, seg1n ell miniStro de ma
rina.
Arsenales particulares cons
truiran ell nuevo buque, porque
lt5 arsenales del gobierno
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Beach party

Beach party
Los muchachos del Eureka
Social Club disfrutaron de un
dia muy allegro, ell pasado do
mingo, en- Clearwater.
I'm rico almuerzo, confeccio-
nado por senoritas del club,
fud servido despues del bano.
Bailaron en- la glorieta de Joy
land.
Asistieron las Srtas. Mag
ldalena Lorenzo, Olive Castro,
OLYMPIA y Onelia Sanchez, Be-
nigna Fernandez, Angelina A.
rias, Emilia Gonzalez Olga Cor
dero que procedente de Cuba Sc
encuentra pasando unas vaca-
clones eon sus tics los Sres.
Angelica y Alfredo Gonzalez y
los jovenes, Mariana Panieilo,
Angel Martinez, Manuel Quar-.
tie, Alberto Reyes, Rolando He
rrero, Raymond Lopez, Ernes.
to Alvarez, Frank Villanueva J
Frank de la Grana.
I'm dia gratisimO.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Sc MAS DE
CINCO MILLONES

Habana, julio 24.-En los
dias transcurridos del mes de
julio sc han recaudado por ell
gobierno SO ,423, 900.
Cr6ese que el total pasara, en-
este mes, de los cinco millones.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
En- CLEARWATER

En- Clearwater
Desde hace varios dias Sc en-
cuentra en- la alegre playa la
distinguida familia del Sr. An
gel Alfonso, inteligente encar-
gado de la casa Corral y Wo-
diSka.
Tn mes durara la estancia
en- la pintoresca playa.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Centric Espanol y Benefica Espanola
AVISO

Sc n~otifica por este medic a los senores socios que las
COnsultas del DR.. Ismael Angulo en- la Clinica de Ybor, los
Jueves de 6 a 7 P. M, quedan transferidas para darlas
en- West Tampa los mencionados Jueves a la misma bora
de 6 a 7 P. NJ, y en- cambio ell DR.: Santiago Panieno las
dara los Jueves en- Ybor de 6 a 7 P. M. hasta que Sc for
mullen nuevOs horarios.
La Comision
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Institute del NiHO

Muy adelantadas las obras
que Sc estan realizando en- ell To-
cal que ocupara este estableci-
miento benefico, en- la avenida
La gaceta., 1934-07-24

italian ocupados en- la construc
ci6n de las naves necesarias pa
ra completar ell programa ma
val.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24

de Mrgencid
La tendran esta noche los Sc
nores de la Secci6n de Bene-
Eicencia del Circulo Cubano y
comisionados para visitar a los
socios, en- ell salon de costumbre
a las 8 y media.
Las Comisiones deberan rem
dir informes sobre ell gran fes-
tival de los dias 81, % y 20.
. iPor ser de importancia los
asuntos a tratar, Sc ruega la a.
sistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
De P0ss-a-GriNe

De PdSS-d-GriUe
Despues de una agradable
temporada regresaron hoy las
Sras. Ofelia Zarate, Elisa Va
lima Y la Srta. Pura Rivero.
Nuestra bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1934-07-24
Oual KNIGHTS Of America

Loyal knights of America
La Secci6n de Sociabilidad de
esta respectable Logia anuncia
una function social para los
miembros de esta agrupaci6n y
sus familiares.
Sc estrenara ell sainete de
La gaceta., 1934-07-24

Dc yeras, pero jamas Sc me ocurriria funlar IN
eigarriIlo.
-BUEflO VA C0MPRENDO;
pero IS que son tan suaves ! de tan buen sabor
que erei no tendria inconvenience en- probar
uno mientras damos este paseo.
Evening star., 1934-05-10
STORE SALESSTAY
EAb0VE YEAR AGO
April Business of Capital
Firms Is SO Per Cent
Ahead of 1888.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Department store sales in Washing
ton in April averaged SO per cent
better than in April, 1898, according
to the monthly report made today by
the Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond, which also included all the
other important cities in the fifth dis
trict. The average for the district was
only 3 per cent better than a year ago
so the Washington showing is espe-
cially good.
Sales in Washington stores for the
first four months of 1884 were 1877
per cent ahead of a year ago. The
average for the fifth district in the
same period was 20 per cent above last
year while the average for the whole
country was % per cent in advance
of last years record for the four
months
A group Of 16 of the smaller cities
IN the fifth district scored an IL per
cent gain in April, while cumulative
sales in these same stores in the first
four months of the year were IS per
cent ahead OF last year. Two cities
In the district lost ground in April
Baltimore reporting a drop of AZ per
cent and Huntington, w. Va, a slump
OF 1873 per cent.
Percentages For Cities.
Although the increase in April
1884, sales was much less than in
creases in the three preceding months,
the comparison of the months busi-
ness with that of April, l933 is more
favorable than the percentage gain
alone indicates. since Easter trade fell
in April last year and in March, 1884.
Individual percentages for cities in
which three or more stores reported
for April this year. with correspondents
periods in 1888, follow:
Evening star., 1934-05-10
STOCKS RECOVER
|PORT|ON0F LOSSES
TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE |SVG
Turn Up in Late Dealings
After Sharp Drop Earlier
in Day.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, May 1o.-Stocks ral-
lied briskly in the latter part Of to-
days market session coincident with
a squirt in grains, which apparently
induced considerable short covering.
Early losses of to pionts were re-
duced substantially Prices at the
close, however, we're still heavy.
Transfers Appropriated 2,275,000
shares.
Further reports Of drought crop
damage brought vigorous demand
for wheat which finished up cents
bushel in all contracts. the full
allowable days limit. Other grains
were up / to around 3 cents. Both
cotton and silver converted morning
declines into moderate gains, but
rubber drifted lower.
The sharp drop in equities was at
tributed to no specific news develop
ment. There was some expansion Of
the short position. but various COM
mission houses said discouraged"
liquidation was largely responsible.
The ticker tape dropped several min
utes behind floor transactions during
IIic uUWllWdIu IuollcS anu LIltT6 was
pronounced dullness on the recoveries.
Silver futures and mining issues
came back as another conference be-
tween Secretary Morgenthau and the
Senate silver bloc was called at Wash
ington. American Telephone turned
up when President Clifford of the
company testified before the Senate
communications bill hearing that the
telephone business was showing i'm
provement
Shares of United States Smelling
| and Howe Sound got back a point or
more each. Spiegel-May-Stern and
| Radio preferred B also improved.
United States Rubber preferred lost
about 4 and Pullman was down as
much. Others. of / to 2 or more,
included United States Steel, Ameri-
can Can, Johns-Manville, Westing-
house, Chrysler, Case, Du Pont. West
ern Union and Montgomery Ward.
Evening star., 1934-05-10
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press

os INC hSSOCldLeO fIeSS.
CHICAGO, May l0.-For the first
time since October II last, the wheat
market today scared to the extreme
permissible limit of S cents a bushel.
Immense speculative purchasing ac-
companied the rise.
Sensational crop damage advices,
virtually unabated drought, and per-
sistent widespread storms of dust fur
nished the incentive for the general
rush to buy
Extreme maximum top prices for
wheat were held as the days trading
ended, with the close strong, AIS
cents up, compared with yesterdays
finish. July 885s. corn 1925 up,
oats 2h-2A advanced. and provisions
unchanged TO a rise of II cents.
Evening star., 1934-05-10

Reserve Districts Compared.
From the headquarters of the Fed
eral Reserve Board in this city today
came the report that preliminary
figures on the value of department
store sales show little change from
March to April, when allowance is
made for number of business days, for
usual seasonal changes, and for
changes in the date of Easter. The
Federal Reserve Boards index was rs
in April on the basis of the 1923-1925
average as 100. compared with n in
March and II in February
In comparison with year ago, the
value of sales tor April according to
preliminary figures was per cent
larger.
Reported increases compared with
last year are shown for eight districts,
the largest increases being in the At
lanta, Chicago and Dallas districts.
Percentage increase or decrease from
a year ago follow:
Evening star., 1934-05-10
Peoples Drug Up % Points.

CLUES CQe NlONtn IldQ LIle SAME IluIH-
Der of business days this year and last
year.
Peoples Drug Up % Points.
Peoples Drug Stores preferred stock,
which figured in l0-share sale on
the Washington Exchange yesterday,
jumped % points between sales on the
local board. 1t was the first time the
stock had appeared on the board this
year in the sales column The last sale
was recorded late in 1888 at 831a.
In the meantime bids for the stock
had been steadily climbing, but none
of the holders would let out any of
their stock. Sales were recorded quite
often on the New York Stock Ex-
change, at advancing prices, the BIDS
on the Washington slate moving up
ward with New York quotations.
The report for the first quarter
showed earnings of ST SO on the COM
mon stock. against SO cents in the
like period a year ago. This caused
a further rise in common and
preferred quotations. But after the
bids crossed 100, nobody was willing
to sell any stock here until yesterday.
when it changed hands at 1862. 1t
closed with LOG bid, but none offered
at any price.
The preferred pays 61a per cent.
1t has been listed here for years and
also in New York. The common is
listed only in New York, now selling
at A, with 451a high for the year.
Both issues long ago gained national
attention.
Insurance Business Mounts.
John F. Cremen, general agent of
the Massachusetts, Mutual Life In
surance Co. in Washington. reports
that the agency has just completed
the largest month in its history i'll
both written and paid new business.
The volume of new written business
for the period was S572,000, and the
paid business, 100000. This agency
has added a number of new men in
the last Is months, and every new
man under contract. without excep-
ton. contributed in the writing of this
unusual volume of business.
Would Keep Lower Fares.
The Norfolk Southern and the Sea-
board Air Line railroads intend asking
for a continuance of the 11a-cent-a-
mile passenger fare following the
action of the Interstate Commerce
Commission in allowing the Southern
Railway to continue this rate for six
months from May 81. They also will
ask that the rate In Pullman cars pe
cents a mile, as allowed on the
Southern Railway. The lower fares
have developed a substantial increase
in passenger traffic officials of the
roads said.
Today's Trading on Exchange.
Trading was hstless on the WASH
ington Stock Exchange today. Lanston
Monotype furnished the only stock
sale. 10 shares selling at At, same as
yesterdays close. Since the annual
report presented at the annual meet
ing here the other day, small lot
trading in this issue has improved.
Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS re-
corded $1,000 sale today at the
strong price of l0512. The bid on
Washington Railway & Electric COM
mon mo- has been advapfed from 200 to
Evening star., 1934-05-10
Cash Grain Market.

Cash Grain Market.
Wheat, sample grade hard. 85h;
corn, No. 4 mixed, 50s4; No. yellow.
1917 No. 2 yellow, cid. 49k-5l;
No. 2 white, 531a; oats. No. 2 white.
36-371a; No. white. 1886: no rye:
barley, 1892: timothy seed, 6.25-50
cwt.; clover seed, 975-13.25 cwt.
Evening star., 1934-05-10
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

Barber Ross. Inc. 61as... 43 49H
CneVy ClASe CluD DP2s.. luU
Col Country Club 5i7s..... 100 ....
D. c. Paper Mfg. 6s,-: ..... Is ....
w NJ Cold STORAGE 5s..... % ....
Wash. Cons Title 6s.... IS ....
Evening star., 1934-05-10
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES

Lanston Monotype-l0 at At.
Potomac Electric Co. 5s-$1 900 at
1857.
Evening star., 1934-05-10

april figures preliminary; in most
cities the month had the same num-
Der of business days this year and last
year