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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
Ceremony Scheduled

Past matrons and patrons of Pros
pect chapter, order of Eastern Star,
will present an obligation ceremony
tonight at the regular stated meet
ing OF the chapter in Prospect Ma
sonic temple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
HARMONY ODD FELLOWS
TO BE DISTRICT HOSTS
Three Counties Will Be Represented
at Meeting Tuesday.

Independent Order of Odd Fellows
will hold a district meeting with
Harmony encampment Tuesday. All
encampments in Clay, Putnam, and
Owen counties will be represented.
DR.. A. A. Spears, district deputy
grand patriarch, will preside.
The meeting will be featured by
degree work and entertainment.
Among the guests of honor will be
several grand encampment officers,
including George P. BornWaSser,
grand scribe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
PAST CONF WANDER WILL
BE GUEST OF VETERANS
Strayer Post to Initiate in Honor
of Edward G.. Schaub.

Frank T. Strayer post. Veterans
of Foreign Wars. will initiate a
class Of candidates Thursday night
at the post quarters, in honor of Ed
ward q. Schaub, past state COM
mander of the organization. who
Will be guest of honor.
The post has been conducting a
membership campaign for the last
four weeks with the result that
forty-seven recruits have been in
Quoted into the organization and
thirty-hve former members have
been reinstated. 1t is planned to
continue the drive until $50 new
members have been obtained.
Leon King is commander of the
post.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
O. E. S. to Hold Service

Irvington chapter, Order of East
ern Star, will hold a stated meeting
tonight in the Irvington Masonic
temple. Aff1liation services will be
held.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
Club Sponsors Party

The Busy Three Club will hold its
monthly card party at Friday at
the Masonic temple, 1922 West Nor
riS street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
TRIBUTE WILL BE PAID
d. E. Bradshaw to Be HOnOred by
WoOdmen of the World.

Woodmen Of the World through
out the United States are celebrat-
ing during March a gigantic cam
paign in honor of D. E. Bradshaw,
president, who has served the order
in an official capacity for thirty-fve
years.
Thousands Of w. o. w. camps in
every state will hold special cele-
brations and programs during
March to pay tribute to Mr.. Brad
shaw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05

This is the ninth in a series of his
tories of Marion county Masonic blue
lodges which has been appearing each
Monday in The Times lodge page. Next
week a history of North Park lodge will
be published.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
Program to Be Arranged

Westside chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, will hold a stated meeting
at 7:3O Wednesday night. A pro-
gram for March will be arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-05
MASTERS TO ASSEMBLE
Stated Meet Set for Tonight by In
dianapOlis Council.

Indianapolis Council, Royal and
Select Masters. will hold a stated
assembly tonight at 7:30 in the Ma
sonic temple, North and Illinois
streets,
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
LIE OFRECIERON $500 POR
ASESINAR A UN ECINO
Y SOLO LIE A 81

Fort Myers, Oct. 8-Dos HON
bres Sc encuentran detenidoS
en- la carcel local, pendientes
de una investigation policiaca,
para averiguar 81 es cierto que
T. P. Downing, un lechero de
la localidad, habia "contrata-
do los s~ervicios PROFESSIONALS"
de William Lee para que me-
dante la cantidad de $500 lie
idiera muerte a Horlis Richard
son, un competitor. Lee en- su
confession aseguro que como no
pudo tener exito en- su empresa
Y solo hiri6 hgeramente a su
victima, Downing no quiso pa
gar mas que $500.
Ambes seran acusados por
homicidio f~rustrado.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
Sc BUSCA A UN HOMBRE
DE 40 AMOS COMO ASSESSING
DE SU

Bellevillle, Ontario, oct. s.
Como asesino de su madre, una
sonora de 70 amos, la policia
busca hoy a Harold w. Vermi-
lyea, de 40 amos, un residente
de Ontario, en- ell estado de Ca
lifornia. La anciana cay6 he
rida cerca de la casa de su yer
no, j. A. Faulkner, muriendo
IL horas mas tarde. Inmediata-
mente la policia empez6 a bus
car al hiio, por haber sido en-
terada de que la noehe anterior
estado a visitar a la auto
ra de sus dias. Algu-
nos vecinos aseguran que oye-
ron exclamar a la anciana: Oh,
DiOs MIC. Estrecha vigilancia
Sc ejerce sobre la frontera.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
GRAU SAN MARTIN
VENDRA DE VISTA
A TAMPA

AL DIR. Ramon Grau San
Martin, ex-presidente de la Re-
pubIica y jefe del Partido Re-
volucionariO Cubano, lie vista
ron aver en- su domicilio provi-
sional de Miami Beach, los Sc
nores Lorenzo Hernandez,
juez de paz de Ybor y Tampa,
y el director de este periodico
Victoriano Manteiga.
NuestrO director lie entrego
una invitacion del alcalde R. E.
L. Chancey para que haga una
vista a Tampa y oil mismo item
pc lie expreso ell f~erviente de-
SEQ que la colonia tiene de sa-
ludarle y eseucharle.
Ell DR.. Grau agradecio la in
vitacion y Ofrecio a los Sres.
Hernandez y Manteiga su visi-
ia, prometiendo a este ultimo
que dentro de pocos dias lie es-
cribiria, senalando la fecha de
SUI viaje. Es cast SECURE que ven
dra acompanandolo ell CONAN
dante Pablo Rodriguez, unO de
los jefes del movimiento mill
tar del 4 de septiembre.
BanOs de sol Sc viene dando
ell expresidente, con ell fin de
reponerse de la enfermedad que
recientemente padeciera,, en-
la bella playa de la va famosa
ciudad de la costa del Allan
tico.
Ell DR.. Grau diserto sobre los
problemas economics de Gu
ba, revelando a sus visitantes
impcrtantisim0s pormenoores.
Tenderness al tantO a nues-
tros lectores de la vista del
ilustre cubaro.
Las personals de la colonia
latina que deseen tomar parte
en- Ell sencillo recibimiento que
Sc hara al ex-presidente revo-
lucionario, pueden dirigirse a
esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
OTTO REPAR SU
REGRESO A AUSTRIA

Viena, oct. 8.-La primera
official declaration de que ell ar
chiduque Otto, aspirante a la
corona, pienza regresar a Aus
tria, az arece en- una carta diri-
.9ida cor Ell a las aldeas de la
prcvincia de Syria que lie han
hech0 ciudadano honorario. En-
la carte Sc lee: "Tan pronto CO.
mo me sean abiertas las fronte-
ras, regresar6 sin amargura.
He sufrido por la injusticia he
cha a nuestra casa, pero nosO-
tros nunca hemos culpado, nj
madre nj 20, al pueblo austria
C.. Los campesinos cat0licos de
mi patria NADIA tienen que yer
con Ia lccUra Y el crimen de Ia
reEoluciol. Yo saIudo a todoz,
cCn la esperanto de regre-
Sar pronto.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
Ell ESTADO DE FLORIDA Sc
PREPARA PARA COMPAR-
TIR LAS CARGAS DEL FON
DO DE AUXILIO

Jacksonville, Oct. 8.-Des-
.de ell comienzo de la depression
ell gobierno federal ha venido
haciendose cargo de los gastos
para atender a las personals
sin empleo, sin recibir ayuda fl
nanciera del estado, de los con
dados nj de los municipios; pc
70 ahora, con la nueva politica
de la NRA, Sc hara una equita-
tiva distribution de esas car :
gas.
Hasta la fecha ell gobierno
federal ha gastad1 mas de So
millones de pesos en- auxilios,
mientras ell gobierno local solo
ha contribuido con unos dos mi
Homes 500 mil pesos.
Els ell prop6sito de los funcio-
narios del gobierno que la par
ticipacion de los estados sea
mas "efectiva" y que Sc lleve- a
cabo de una manera sistemati-
ca incluyenlo en- los respectivos
presupuestos las cantidades ne
cesarias a csc fin.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
LA EPIDEMIA DE
INFANTIL SIGUE CAUSAN-
DO VICTIMAS EN- LA HA-
BANA

Habana, Octubre 8.-No obs
tante las declaraciones oficia-
les de la secretaria de sandal,
de q. lie epidemic de PARALYSIS
infantil habia sido dominada,
Sc sabe que nuevas vlctimas
han sido internadas en- Ell hospi
tai "Las Animas,' al cuidado
de la Comisi6n de enfermeda-
DIES infecciosas de csc centric
benefico.
La epidemic Sc mantiene DIES
de hace tres meses Y hasta la
fecha Sc han registrado 1876 ca
sos, con SO muertes en- total.
Las autoridades locales espe
ran dominar ell brote epidemi-
co con la ayuda del DR.. Charles
E. Rosenow, distinguido espe-
cialista de la Clinica de los her
manos Mayo, de Rochester, Gu
yos servicios fueron ~contrata :
dos por ell gobierno cubano pa
ra ese fin.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
Del Tampa Heights CiUic club

Del Tampa Heights Civic Club
Mas de cincuenta personals
asistieron al Bridge and BuA-
co Party" que esta altruista en-
tidad celebr6 en- la tarde del pa
sado viernes, en- su local de
Robes Park.
Mrs. Wayne Kellogg Y Mrs.
Harry Howard fueron las triun
Ifadoras en- ell bridge.
Los premios en- ell "bunco" les
Ifueron otorgados a Mrs, M. E.
Jones y Mrs. Mary Roberts.
Cuando sc RIPARIAN los de-
l~iciosos refrescos, la meritisima
pianista Sra. Virgil d. Higgin'
botham, TOGO varias seleccio-
mes.
Ell club prepare un programa
literario para Ell jueves. Esa
noche haran uso de la palabra
las Sras. John STOPPER y w. E
Evans.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
EMPATO Ell SAN LUIS
LA SERIE
Paul Dean d~esempato ell
juego con un Chit"

San Luis, Oct. 8.-La serie
mundial qued6 hoy empatada
con tres juegos cada club, uti-
llzahdo los cardenales a Paul
Dean, ell notable pitcher, quien
deJo en- siete hits a los slug :
gers" de los tigres.
No contento con lamar de
manera magistral y dominar en-
los momentoS d%ificiles, Dean
impulse la carrera decisiva de
su club, con un hit, luego de
que Durocher habia bateado
I'm "tubey" en- ell s6ptimo "in-
ming"
Mucho Sc distingui6 del San
Luis, realizando cogidas magis
trales, ell jardinero central Or
ssati. En- ell quinto realizo los
tres "outs" por 81 solo; dos de
los outs de la Ultima entrada
tambien Sc lie an9taron, siendo
uno de ellos una notable cogi-
da.
Durocher ayud6 a su team
con un "tubey" y dos "hits."
De los tigres Sc distingui6 ell
manager Cochrane, disparando
dos hits y I'm 'tubey" y quedan
desc en- ell catcher apesar
de h2ber recibido TN fuer-
te golpe al chocar con la pri-
mera base Collins.
AL colegial Rowe lie dispa-
raron once hits, pero el Sc con-
solo sirviendo seis '~ponches''.
Para ell desafio de manana
Sc menciona como probable Ian
zador de los cardenales a Ha--
Y de los tigres a Auker.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Detroit 001 002 00-3c, I'll, lie
5. L. 100 O2O 10O-4c, 11h, 2e
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
TlROTEARON Ell "DIARIO
DE LA MARINA"
Un incendio destruyo los talle-
res del periodico "Ahora"
Tn muerto y Is heridos

Habana, Oct. 8.-La huelga
general di6 lugar hoy a que
funcionaran las ametralladoras
perdiendo la vida una persona
y recibiendo Is graves heridas.
La oficina del "Diario de la
Marina" peri6dico ultra-con =
servador, fue tiroteada, sufrien
do heridas un vigilante.
I'm incendio destruy6 los ia
Heres del peri6dico "Ahora,"
diario de ideologia radical.
Durante la noche explotaron
mas de 40 bombas y petardos.
Grupos de terroristaS ataca-
ron los tranvias, extendi6ndose
rapidamente los actos de VIC :
lencia, que Sc atribuyen a los
comunistas.
Informan de Santa Clara que
ALI perdi6 la vida un ciudada-
no, en- des6rdenes ocurridos en-
un parque.
La compania de tranvias di-
ce que la mayor parte de sus
obreroS no Sc han adherido al
movimiento Y que manejan los
carros no obstante las amena-
zas Y las explosiones de bonn
baS.
Esta secundado ell movimien-
to por los ch6feres, obreros del
servicio de tranSportes por ca
ferroviarios, estibadores,
conductores de omnibus, estu
diantes y obreros azucareros.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
UN IIBRO Dell ALMIRAN-
TIE INGLES RICHMOND

Londres, oct. 8. Esta siendo
muy comentado un libro del al
mirante Sir Herbert Richmond
ex-comandante del Colegio I'M
peri2l de Defensa, que Sc ha
publicado con ell titulo de Gel
Poder Maritime y ell Mundo
Modernc''. Sc prueba en- ell libro
que los gastos de las siete mayo
res p%otencias naVales han au-
mentado desde 34,500,000 IL
bras en- 1886 a 1871, 500. 900 ell
1884, apesar del hecho de que
fueron insignificantes los gas
tos de Alemania y Russia en-
1884.
Gel Jap6n, dice es mas fuer-
tie que los Estad0s Unidos 81
una g.erra Sc declara en- ell nor
te de Asia, Dpero sera ell mas de-
bill para una guerra en- ell Carl
be. lnglaterra es mas fuerte
que Estados Unidos para una
guerra en- Ell oceano INDIGO, pc
70 mas debil en- la costa del Pa
cifico.
Cualquier estado miIitar en-
ell continente es mas fuerte que
America, Inglaterra o ell ia
pom para una guerra en- Euro
pa.
Recomienda ell almirante que
Ell tonelaje de les acorazados
sea rebajado a $4,000 tonela-
daS.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
Sc CASA EN- NEW YORK
UNA HIJA DE LEOPOL
DO GONZALEZ

Deade New York nos invita-
a la boda de su hija, Ia Srta.
Dora G~nzalez, nuestro estima-
dc amigo ell Sr. Lecpoldo Con
zalsz, culocido aqui, per sus
3migos, con ell carincso sobre-
nombre de "Chioharito',
La Sra. ORA contraera ma
trimonio ell dia 81 de este mes,
con ell ST.. Emilio Varela.
1'en4ra Igg2r ia ceremonial en-
la Iglesia del Sagra1c Ncmore
Y mas tarde Sc efe-tu2ra una
reception en- la S-cicda1 "Ben9-
flea EspaNola'.
ncsotros cue taoinaLCGme--Of
fprsciam- la atenci6n que
on nos'tros lha tenido ell nota-
bic pianista y compositor.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
SOCIALES
Noche de triunfO

Noche de triunfo
Para los simpaticos mucha-
chos del Centric Espanol, en- 81
gran bale del sabado.
La allegro juventud, deliran-
tie de entusiasmo, danzaba a los
acordes de la orquesta de Jim
my Gum, que por primera vez
tocaba en- Tampa.
Una enorme legion de ele-
gantes muchachas, fua la nota
principal. Realzaban la fiesta,
con su ipresencia, apuestos y
simpaticos j6venes.
Noche de grato recuerdo pa
ra los a%sistentes y de gran sa-
tiSfaccion para la Secci6n de
Recreo, que VIC coronado con
un rotundo triunfo sus esfuer-
EOS, por complacer a la juven-
tud bailadora.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
LOTERIA MACDONALD EN-


Bristol, Inglaterra, Oct. g.
Antes de que ningGn delegado
'tuviese tempo de oponerse, la
c%onferencia del partido Conser-
vador tom6 ell acuerdo de crear
facilidades en- pro de una lote-
ria nacional. Solo 20 manos sc
levantaron en- protesta GUAM
do Sir William Dadidson defen
di6 su moci6n.
Calculase que los ciudadanos
ingleses gastan a~nualmente, en-
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
Tomds Rodriguez, Jr.,
Alicia QueSGda

En- la intimidad unieron sus
destinos, en- ell sagrado lazo del
matrimonio, esta simpatica pa.
reja, ell pasado sabado.
Ella, una g~raciosa, trigueni-
ia, y el un joven TODD amabiIi-
dad y correction, empleado de
la Nebraska Printing Co, y
miembro de la Secci6n Atletica
del Circulo Cubano.
Ell enlace Sc efectu6 en- ell no.
gar del padre de la novia, Sr.
Felix Quesada, de la avenida
Is.
Actu6 en- representation de
la Ley ell Notario Sr. Candidt
Perez, fernando como testigos
los esposos Adelfa y Fermir
Rodriguez.
Por su felicidad hacemos vo
tos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08

Componen la Secci6n que
auspician la fiesta, las Sras. Ma
ria A. Menendez, P~residenta;
Carmela r. BOA, Vice; Blanca
Alvarez, Secretaria; Srta. Lau-
ra Canalejo, Vice; Sra. josef
ma Pullara, Tesorera.
Vocales; Sras. Diamante Ur-
ga y Srtas. Eloina Lara, Anto-
MIA Roy, Angela S~anafria, Jen-
ME Puleo, Marta Pazos, Vinu-
cia H. Aguea.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
PARECE DOMINADA
(Ylene de 10 1n.l

fue destituido por orden del mi
nistro de la gobernaci6n. Rico
pertenece a Ia agrupaci6n de
Don Diego Martinez Barrio. LIE
sustituy6 en- ell cargo ell tenien-
tie coronel Pareja.
Los alrededores de la casa de
Lerroux fueron protegidos por
las tropas, con fuego de ametra
lladiras.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08

I'm bale
La Seccion de Damas de la
sociedad La Popular ondad,
prepare un bale, en- los salones
de la Legion Americana, para
ell dia 10 de este mes. Sera a be,
nefioio de sus fondos.
Tocara la orquesta de Mano
Sanchez y ell aplaudido coniun-
to La Trapical, que dirije ell
"Currito".
La gaceta., 1934-10-08

CMmplea1OS
Ell sabado festejaron su cum
'pleanos los j6venes Armando
Lariz, de la Gale 10 numero
2063, y ell conocido Figaro" Ra-
fael Waldo, que reside en- ell
ndmero 1411 de la avenida IA.
Muchas las personals que WISH
taron sus respectivos hogares,
colmandoles de los meiores de-
secs, en- su dia.
Vaya tambien nuestra felici-
taci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08

loterias extranjeras, mas de
so, 100000 de libras esterlinas.
Mas de un million de libras
Sc gastaron en- la Ultima loteria
irlandeSa de carload.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08
Hacia la Hdbana

Parte en- la tarde de hoy el
J6ven Antonio Rebozo, emplea-
do que fue de estos talleres.
En- la capital Guiana Sc uni.
IA con suS familiares.
Que lleve una feliz travesfa.
La gaceta., 1934-10-08

La licencia ocupacional, professional v
de negocios parcel ano fiscal que termina en-
80 de Septiembre de 1885, sera vencida ma
gable ell L de Octubre de 1884, al recauda.
dor de contribuciones y tesorero de la ciu-
dad, en- ell edificio del ayuntarniento. FL No
obtener la licencia constituye una falta ST.
jeta a la pena que senala una ordenanza en-
vigor.
TIC. KELLER,
Recaudador de Contribuciones de Ia c:ud.a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
NARROW RANCE
HOLDS COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 G.N.SD.
The cotton market was a dull af-
fair today, but showed a steady
undertone as contracts held with.
in narrow range around tia
previous close.
Conflicting influences were at
work in the market, bearishness
in the wake of yesterdays in.
creased Government crop esti-
mate being counteracted by
Washington reports of a pending
deal with Germany for the ship
ment of some 100000 bales Of
cotton in hange for Reich
goods.
Diminishing cotton exports to
Germany constitutes the prin-
cipal factor in the decline in cot
ton shipments abroad, and has
stirred the Farm Administration
in it's efforts to rehabilitate staple
dealings with that country.
Futures at the noon hour were
2 points lower to 3 higher, with
December up 3 at 1919, January
off 2 at 1890, March up at
1920, May up 1 at 1890, July up
2 at 1929, and october I'M
changed at 1913.
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Clearings in U. S.
Below 1888 Level

Bank clearings in % leading
cities in the week ended Novem-
Der 7 totaled $4,138,643,OO0. a 20
per cent less than the total for
the corresponding 1888 week, &C
cording to Dun & Bradstreet. This
contrasts with decrease of 20
per cent in the preceding week.
At New York city, clearingS the
past week were $2,666,45 900, a
reduction of 10.4 per cent, while
the aggregate for centers outside
of New York of $1,472, 191, 900 was
81 per cent higher.
In both this year and last, the
week covered five business days
and clearingS for the past week
were 1896, OCT 900 below those for
the six days of the week preceding,
while the total for the same two
weeks a year ago showed a reduc'
ton of $3s1,245,0O0.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
GRAINS ADVANCE
IN CH|CAGOP|T

CHICAGO, Nov. 9 0.N.s).
With market influences generally
bullish, grain prices advanced al.
most steadily in today's early
dealings after a moderately higher
start.
Relative firmness at Liverpool
and the continued unfavorable
dry weather in the wheat belt
brought in good buying here and
values advanced with ease when
pressure, which was rather per-
sistent yesterday, disappeared.
Near mid session wheat was 70
to 11sc up with December around
the dollar mark. Corn was 5s to
Ac up, oats unchanged to Ac up
and rye Is to 34c up.
Liverpool wheat was unchanged
in late trading. Winnipeg was
unchanged to Ac higher near mid
session after opening unchanged
to Ac off.
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standing firm spots in yesterdays
sluggish session.
Renewed strength in the build.
ing shares, which was led by
Johns Manville and United States
Gypsum, was in line with their
recent uptrend and based on the
belief that the Administration
credit expansion drive would be
first reflected in an expansion
in building.
Briggs went to a new high as
auto accessory issues began to
discount higher activity from the
expected resumption of automo-
bile production on new models in
the next month.
The furry in the aviation list
occurred toward noon and saw
Wright Aeronautical squirt more
than four points.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
Power Production
Rises Sd Per Cent
By International News Service


Electric Power production
widened it's margin of increase last
week over a year ago to 5.4 per
cent, from 34 per cent, the week
before, The Edison Electric Insti-
tute reported today. This rep
resents the largest increase over
1888 since the week ended June
Is when the total was SIS per
cent, over the corresponding 1888
week. Output for the week totaled
1869 ,217,000 kilowatt hours
against 1,677 ,229,000 the week be.
fore and 1,583,412,000 in the like
1893 week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
CLASHES
WITH FAMOUS
COMEDIAN
By LEWIS HANEY

The most interesting point
about the election, I think, is that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
GYPSUM CLIMBS
ON F|RMER
MARKET
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 Q.NSDs
The stock market today dis
played firmer tone after yes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09

Optional (b) Partly extra. Cc) Extra
stock and cash (dl Extra in stock teJ Paid 1889.
~ On aeeount OF S9oqmulaon' tg1 No regular rate:
Paid this year (wwj With warranta (xwJ Without
(") Exdividend 81 Exrights.
Dividend dollars parentheseA CNote) Extra
dividends published through regular dividend
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
Chains Increase
Sales in October
By International News Service

A 1853 per cent increase in sales
over the like 1888 period was
registered by the first Is chain
store and mail order companies
to report for October or the four
weeks included in that month,
statements received thus far re-
veal.
Total sales aggregated 1923, 49,
ia, compared with sos, 904, 446
in the October period last year.
For the first 10 months Of 1884,
sales were 1914, $685. 1868, a gain of
1873 per cent over the 1888 total
of $82O,513,757.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
Walgreen October
Trading Increased
By international Nows Servica

By International News Service
Walgreen Company reported o.
tober sales of $4,680, SAT, compared
with $4,159,933 in October, 1888,
an increase of 1875 per cent.
Ten Months sales totaled $44,-
10O.572, against $38,223,127 in the
same period last year, a gain Of
1874 per cent.
Figures are exclusive Of sales
made at stores located on grounds
Of a Century Of Progress EXPOSE
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
Dome Production
Lower in October

Dome Mines production during
october was valued at 1921 ,008,
comparing with $551,201 in the
like month last year.
During the first 10 months
output had Q value of $500, $3.50,
comparing with $5,061,790 in the
corresponding months Of 1888.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
Building Awards
Lower for Week

Engineering construction con-
tracts for the week aggregate
$19,519,OOO, against $39,922,O 900
last week, Engineering News
Record reports.
Cumulative contracts to date
this year total $1,102.470, an in
crease of q per cent over the
like period of last year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09
Penney Co. Sales
Up 1879 Per Cent
BY international News Service

]. C. Penny Company reported
sales of $21,241,775 for October,
compared with $18,642,e69 in
October, 1888, an increase of 1879
per cent. In September, sales
were 22.7 per cent above the year
before.
Sales for the 10 months ended
October 81, amounted to $161,351,'
SGT, against $133.730,352 in the
corresponding period last year, a
gain of 20.6 per cent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-11-09

no definite eco
nomic plans or
policie S W er
debated or set
tied.
The IN e W
Deal" was the
issue, and the
New Deal has
no eco n o m i C
system or plan.
AS the name
implies, it is
merely a revolt
against the old
deal. And as
its leaders have
rHnknd 1 h q / r