davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
Ell DECRETO SOBRE Ell
ORC

Habana, julio 13.-Al con-
sejo de secretarios que Sc efec-
tuara hoy llevara tres decretos
& secretario de hacienda, Or.
Landa, uno manteniendo el de.
creto sobre ell orc, otro derogar
dolo y un tercero modificando.
10.
La intenci6n del secretario
es que ell consejo decida de a.
cuerdo con 10 que estime peril.
nente.
Predomina la opinion de que
el decreto sera derogado.
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
LOS SUELDOS DE LOS PRO
FESORES

Habana, julio 13.-Han criS
talizado las geStiones cara abo-
mar a los profesores de la Uni
versidad, Institutes y otras eS-
cuelas los sueldos que Sc les a,
derdan desde la epoca del ma
chadat9, FL gobierno Sc propo-
ne pagarles en- tres plazoS, pc
70 anteS las Universidades .
Institutes deberar remitir un.
informe a la secretaria de ha-
cienda.
No Sc pagara a los proteso-
res "maculados".
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
Ell PROFESSOR CARVALLO
DECLARA FALSA LA TEO-
RIA DE I.tN&TEIN

En- I'M articulo publicado en-
II "Revista Cientifica', el pro
fesor Carvallo afirma que la
teoria de la relatividad, susten-
ada por eI professor Einstein,
"s faIsa y que asi ha podido com
Drobarse.
Carvallo hasa su articulo en-
\ principle de velocidad de la
M y en- los experimentos del
professor Nicholson.
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
REUNION DE

Habana, julio 13.-Se efec-
tuara hoy Una reunion a la que
asistiran los alcaldes Julio Gou-
nard. de Cardenas; Leopoldo
Figueroa, de Santa Clara, Y O.
tro mas, para discutir la deu-
da de los municipios con la com
irahia de Electricidad.
Los acuerdos seran dads a
conocsr en- la tarde de hoy.
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
LA COMISION DEL CENSO
ELECTORAL


Habana, julio l3.-El lunc,
Sc reunira la comisi6n del censo
electoral, perteneciente al con-
sejo de estado, para decidir que
sistema de votaci6n debe i'm
'plantarse en- Cuba.
Discutira tambien la conf
sion TODD 10 relacionado con los
Dcartidos politicos.
De los sistemas electorales los
mas discutidos son los conoci-
dos por preferential y mixto,
La gaceta., 1934-07-13

Cuando haya IN gobierno le-
ealmente electo, que repres ante
81 sentir de la mayoria de les
-~ladanos, perdera mucha de
81 importancia ell pavoroso pro-
b,ema de las bombas.
Las facciones cubanaS tie
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
UN HIJO DE MENOCAL VI
SITO A PELAYO CUERVO

Habana, julio 13.-El j6ven
Raul Menocal ,hijo del EXPIRE
sidente Mario G. Menocal visi.
to aver al exsecretario de GO
bernaci6n, DR.. Pelayo Cuervo.
Trat6 con 81 de asuntos politi-
cos
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
Condenados a tres amos los marineros
que Sc mscrbieron iIegaImente

FL juez Petteway, de la cor
tie de 10 criminal, condeno hoy
a tres amos a los marineros
Frank Brown, Steve Clay, Geo.
Dr'scoll, Harry Dorer, Walker
Doyle. Thomas Flynn, john
Jackson, Raymond Keanoano,
John Nelson, James O'Dell,
Wilbur Ter Y Charles Wilson,
que Sc declararon culpables de
haberse ~inscripto iiegalmente
en- las pasadas elecciones pri-
marias.
Al dictar la condena ell juez
'ijo que lamentaba tener que
La gaceta., 1934-07-13
Dieron por terminada la hue ga del hambre

Habana, julio l3.-Gracias a
los buenos oficiales del super
visor del Castillo del Principe,
teniente Coloma, los presses po-
liticos dieron aver por termi-
NADIA la huelga del hambre.
Algunos de esos presses Sc ha-
Han en- ell Hospital Mercedes.
Sc atribuye tambien ell Gambia
de frente de los huelguistas al
La gaceta., 1934-07-13

&plicarle a esos hombres TODD
81 peso de la ley, pero que quiz
s'era tener ell gusto de castigar
con dureza a todos los que ul-
traian la decencia publica v
los sagrados derechos de la ciu
dadania americana, hacienda
inscripciones falsas y votando
i'egalmente.
Pidio elemental para esos
hombres ell fiscal del estado, c.
j. Hardee, quien dijo que su
mayor placer seria perseguir a
los que les mandaron a insert
birse.
La gaceta., 1934-07-13

fracaso de la huelga general.
A un rompehuelgaS de la dro
guerra de Sara 10 agredieron
varioS deSconocidoS en- la esiui-
ma de Conception de la Valla y
n pmpanari2, hiriendolo Sieve
mente.
La policia sali6 en- perSecu-
ci6n. de los atacantes, pero ne
pudo arreStarloS.
La gaceta., 1934-07-13

SUS NUEVOS DI-
EECTORES Ell PARTIDO
D~EMOCRATICO DEL CON
bAD0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-04

- Story by IIai COclIrnI

The girl with bells on all her
foes and fingers said. Well good
nens knows. I'm glad Ia see som"
little friends. How would you tk"
n ride
my horse. you see, II very tame,
why. even he IN glad you cam9
I'm sure there's room enough fdf
both OF you upon his hide
'sBuf, are you sUTe he viii moi
run away THAT wouldn't be much
fun," said Dotty. ''if you think
lf'n safe. we have a dandy plan.
"our Tiny friends are near al
hand and we both think u would
b. grand 80 give them all bis
aarprIne. Wen do u. " we can
axou mean. to- ride my funny
hnrss would tickle them b loty OI
xourae. YOU can. III hike along
~lfh you ~ can zee the FUN
~Jmst nor aboard. I'll iead the
beast. 90 gladly do that much, ~
=easf. New. don't get scared "ne
sInaie bit. wllI not LEI him run
4hny huon we're TRAVELLING DER the
4f6und. The bells silII made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-04
By Blosser
ALL UPSET.

merry sound and shortly they all
heard voice cry out Well. look
who's here"
Twas Seouty. lie ran NJ and
cried, How did you get this
dandy rider" This sweet girl let
~ have H." answered Cody
"She's u denr"
when every Tiny'd had trip.
the glrl said, why don't you all
slip up 10 the palace of King coleY
IIe IN a merry man,
Hen treat you nice az nice can
be. Just tell him TINT you All
know me-" And when she pointed
out the palace. off the TIMES ran.
when King Cole naw them. he
cried out. "Ah. hs! Some visitors.
no doubt. I'm very glad you came,
because | want my ptpe and bowl"
Wee Dofty and wee Geldy cried.
wen bring them right here 70
your side" And. when they did.
n pleased the king. lie shouted,
"Bfees my souli'
fTlse other giuies entertain fils
M&ssss 4as a8.s. nzmxa N4HFVt
Evening star., 1934-10-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK. October Is dP).-New Yorl
Security Dealers Association:

s;s.ss SSa a:.e
weights above 16o pounds, ''SSS steady to
hisher than Wednesdays average; pack.
ing sowS. 5a10 higher; slaughter pigs anc
5s5; early TOP. 5S5; G2 i7ooSId aIi pounds 1ipG
555 best ns ss5. LisSt sRSS eRt RoS's GOOD s1e
CHOICE. 140-160 pounds, 4.5Oa5.25; Lgh
weight. 10000 pounds. 490a5 20; me.
fgW SeaTy TsEh5 Weight s9S2 PoTnds Dounds
packing sows, medium and good. 275-55C
pounds, 4.00a5 As; pigs. sood and choice
lO0-l30 pounds 3.25a4. so.
nent: Calves So 5oa 5SUmepGs spo H GoTepn. Gon
trade very slow; few sales lower grades
market uneven, weak to lower in spots
Fat heifers slow. weak to rs lower: bulls
steady; vealers steady to 25 higher; best
ter cattle and vealers: steers. good and
choice, 55O-900 pounds. 6.25a85O: 900-
loo pounds 6.25aSS75;, I;100-I.300
,S@sio %; COMMON an and sSH neSlum' p0qas 5so:
ana choce pUGnds sefs5s oas SS
common and medium. S.75a5.35; cows
good. 3;95a4.75; common and medium,
2.65a3.25; low cutter and cutter, 2OOa
2:75: bulls tyearlings. excluded. good
Medium s 'usssI Seaers s0m@oa sood snd snd
enH1s en and onsS medium
600-l 050 pounds. 4.a5a5.75; common
and medium. 2.75a4. 25.
Sheep. 10000. Fat lambs slow Early
bids and sales fully steady asking higher
Best offerings held $50 upward; bidding
6:25 on bulk better-grade offerings. Sheep
steady Feeding lambs in rather broad
demand; undertone firm. Lambs 80
pounds down. good and choice, 6.00a
$50; common and medium. 475a6. 10;
ewes. 90-150 pounds. good and choice
165a2.35: all weights. common and me-
dunn, 1.50a1 30; feeding lambs 5O-75
pounds. good and choice 5.35a6.lO.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
LEN|ENCY|
ON LOANS SEEM
Jones' Stand Against Forced
Liquidation Hailed as
Sound Policy.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.

Especial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 17.-In every
way and nearly every day the United
States Government is trying to make
it easier for the borrower. Its con-
sistent policy is one Of moderate in
terest rates and encouragement to
make loans, with the promise that
these may run a reasonable period
and not be subject to call at embar-
RAISING moments in the life of the
debtor.
The latest evidence of this creed
is to be found in the announcement
of Chairman Jesse Jones of the
r. F. C. that a five-year extension
will be granted to all borrowers where
the security underlying the loan will
not be prejudiced by such lcriency.
This will carry the outstanding loans
to January 81. 1910.
There has been a certain amount
of cynicism In banking circles over
the willingness of the Governments
financial agencies to take more rea-
sonable attitude toward SLOW" loans
ana to instruct their examiners to
use better judgment and more care
in listing such paper. The Financial
Chronicle, for instance, had this to
say of the new regulations: There
is no good reason to doubt appar-
emily reliable reports that the Wig
orous protests honest and careful
banks have made during the past
week or two caused weak officials
to defer, if not to abandon, plans for
ham-stringing bank examiners"
The loan extension ruling OF the
r. F. c.. just announced. apparently
supplements the earlier order which
this agency, as well as the Treasury,
through the cont oller of the currency
and the Federal Deposit Corp, had
given to the men whose business 1t
is to report on the condition Of ma
tional and State banks under their
authority. No other construction of
it can be made by the unpreJudiced.
The complaint of banks against the
former practice Of classifying many
loans as SLOW" or doubtful" brought
about unnecessary liquidation Of such
paper, and deflation resulted, when
the whole effort of the administration
was toward a certain amount Of in
fiation to accomplish rise in prices.
Forced liquidation" now says Chair
man Jones, "is not in the interest
Of recovery. The average business
man wants to get out Of debt and
If he is forced to make immediate
loan repayments he is not going to
buy anything or employ anybody"
This is sound business philosophy.
(Copyright 1934D
Evening star., 1934-10-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. October Is R.-Butter.
lo;1s2 frm; crssmsryya Zoo, SPECIALS pssil: t9s 4gs
fsrsts SSt' tso-sD. s5fsaas; irsts $3.50,
23sss4h; ,os seconds sss-sDi; ,i;,.:S 22ha23; ssis
Butter sales, 1s5 tubs extras; 26h; two
cars stanaards seh. Esss' dod S;do1; 1s1, nrm;
231aa24; current receipts: 2Ia23; re-
ards, oOs4; refrigerator extras, 21K. No
Potatoes. 1o7; on track. 2ss; total U, s.
shipments. SS5; Idahos and Colorados
steady; other stock dull; supplies mod
crate; demand and trading rather slow.
wisconsin round whites. u. 8. No. 1.
S0a9O; fne quality. 95; commercial grade.
7OasO; Idaho russets. q. 9: No. !. 1.50a55;
combination grade. 1.20a25; Colorado Nc
ciures. q: 8: No. l, $50; Washington
russets q, s. No. l, l55.
Poultry live-1 car 35 trucks: steady:
hens. i2a14K: Leghorn hens. 10Y; Rock
spTinss. 14aI5l5 colosed 13h;, Leshorn;
ducks. Az pounds up. 14a16; small. IL;
young geese, Is; old. ILL.,
Evening star., 1934-10-18
SOURCE Of BANKS
INCOME SHIFTED
New York Institutions Gain
Larger Proportion From
investments.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October ia shift
in the principal source Of income
among leading New York banks from
loans to investments appears in their
third-quarter statements.
Earnings on investments for the
quarter ending September rs we're
shown to be more than 40 per cent
of income, as against 16 to % per cent
in 1928-3o. Income from loans, on
the other hand, fell in the quarter to
less than 80 per cent Of the total as
against IS to so per cent shown in
1928-30.
Bankers In the last three months
maintained more than 40 per cent Of
the total earnings assets in Federal
securities.
Since Federal holdings have been
large a sensitive reaction has been
noted in banking circles to discussions
of Government monetary policies.
particularly the much-talked-of pro-
posal for a central banking institution.
But the total holdings of direct Fed
eral obligations were reduced in the
third quarter by $113.000,0 900 to 81
s13 900, 900 by the New York City Re-
serve member banks. At the same
time the holdings of Government
guaranteed issues we're enlarged. This
is reflected in the rise of S139, 100000
to a total of $1,242 900 900 in other
securities"
Loans on securities were down $685.
000, 900, while all other" loans were
up $81, 900 900. An expansion in COM
mercial loans starting in August was
looked on as a move in line with sea-
sonal trade requirements.
Reserve with Federal Reserve banks
was up s72,000,000, while cash in
vaults dropped $1,000,000. Net de-
mand deposits rose s13o, 1000 900, and
time deposits dropped s32 900 900 and
Government deposits s134 4,00o, 900.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
Dollar Declines
To 4.94A Level
On London Mart

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 18.-The United
States dollar lost 5-16 cent to the
pound today, closing at 494% to the
pound as compared with the overnight
rate of 4.947-16. The opening was at
1891. .
The French franc was weak. closing
at 74.44 to the pound, compared to
yesterdays close at TAPS.
The. price of bar gold declined 6
pence to 142 shillings penny ($35.0D
"a fine ounce and an amount valued at
$4,000 ($2,s95, ,377.50D was purchased.
The price of silver declined u
penny to 23Z pence, spectators real
izing.
PARIS, october 10 R.-The United
States dollar gained 334 centimes to-
day on an unofficial foreign exchange
market, closing at 1904 francs (6.649
cents to the france as compared with
yesterdays close of 15.0025 francs
(6.665 cents). The opening was at
1902 francs (6.657 cents.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
CURB LIST MOVES
n LOWER LEVELS
Speciality and Merchandis'
ing Shares Gain Despite
Sag Elsewhere.
BY G. A. PHILLIPS,
Associated Press Financial Write

ASSoclAted fTebS flntncl1l Wrltet.
NEW YORK, October 1S.-The
Curb market was generally lower to-
day. although fair demand devel-
oped for some Of the inactive special
ties and a few merchandising shares,
the majority of which sold higher.
Utilities, oils and metals saggeo
under persistent selling that appeared
soon after the opening. Trade was
moderately active.
Fractional declines occurred In
American Gas, Creole Petroleum, Elec-
trio Bond & Share, Lake Shore Mines,
Newmont Mining. Parker Rust Proof
Pioneer Gold and Wright Hargreaves.
Great Atlantic & Pacific yielded q full
point.
Safety car advanced more than 5
points on q small turnover and gains
of around a point occurred In Ma
tional Steel Car and Northern States
Power "A" Swift & Co. and Sher-
win Williams were about "a higher.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
LONDON BANK REPORT.

LONDON October 1s R.-The weekly
the following changes in pounds: Total
reserve increased 2,33O,0O0. circulation
4 900, other securities decreased 3.860.-
OOO public deposits decreased 10000,
other deposits decreased 2.53O.O00. notes
reserve increased 2:333 900, government
securities decreased 2, los. 900.
The proportion Of the banks reserve TO
liability is 1928 per cent. compared with
4477 last week.
Rate of discount. 2 per cent.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
BONDS IRREGULAR
LATE IN SESSION
Treasury Issues Are Easy
Foreign Government
Loans Stronger.
BY BERNARD s. O'HARA,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, October 18-Bond
prices moved irregularly today. United
States Treasury issues were easy, with
losses up to 7/32ds of a point, while
foreign government obligations dis
played some strength
Corporate issues were marked by in
terest in oil bonds. Texas Corp. SIS
advanced a shade, Phillips Petroleum
514s dipped half point and Standard
of New York AIS and Shell Union SIS
held unchanged.
Rails generally sagged fractionally,
while utilities and industrials were
steady to little higher.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
WARNING IS ISSUED.

BALTIMORE, October l8 (SpeciaD
The Better Business Bureau has is
sued a warning against investors buy
ing whisky warehouse certificates
without making thorough investiga-
ton as to the true value of the whisky
represented by the receipts.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
PARIS BANK CHANGES.

PARIS. October Is R.-The weekly
following changes in francs: Gold in
creased 10000. 900. sight balances abroad
decreased 1000 900. bills discounted at
home increased "a. 900 900. bills bought
abroad decreased l 200. 900. advances de-
creased 5.000.0 600. circulation decreased
9S2 900. 600
Rate OF discount, 2la per cent.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. October 1s R-Turpen-
tine firm. 471a; no sales: receipts. 34s;
shipments, 271; stock. 1880. Rosin firm;
no sales; receipts ! .492; shipments. 33
stock. 131 1875; quote. and D, 4.20;
z. 4.25; F, 4.35; G. 440; H. l. X and M
$50; N, 4.70; VIC. 500; WV and x, 5.25
Evening star., 1934-10-18
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
tReported BY chas. D. Barney

Bid. Offer
Allis Chalmers Co. IS 1897. 9sh 9S3s
Amer. Beet Sugar 6s 1885,. 1908 l01
Am. Tel. u Tel. 5l2s 1943.. 1l2 112h
Atlantic Refining 5s 1897. i07 1918
Bethlehem Steel 5s 1885 =. 1922 10334
California Packing IS 1910 1O2h I02 IS
Canad. Nor; Ry. 412s 1885. 1929 1O2N
Ches. & Ohio Ry IS 1899. 10 1lOL
Chi. Gas 1t. d Coke IS 1887 1927 1922
Chi. Northwest. 6l2s 1896. e 7S3t
Colorado a. So. 412S 1895. 81 So
Delaware e. Hudson IS 1885 101 102
Den. & Rio Gr. 12s 1896. 19i7 AZ
Edison El. Illum. As 1899. I061s ....
Gen. Pet Corp. IS 1910. 1O4A los
Gen. Pub. Service 512s 1899 S5 S9T
Gotham Silk Hos 6s 1896. 81 90
Grand Tr Canada 6S 1885. 1065s l06a4
Great Northern rs 1886 81 gl3s
Illinois Central Gas 1896 9gia 100
init. Tel. 8. Tel. 4l2s 1889. 63la 64H
Lake Erie & West IS 1887. q97s 101
Michigan Central As 1910: ioi ioo1 io3
New York Central 6s 1895 p7a 97h
N Y Chi. & St. L. As 1897. 80 99h
Ohio River R. r. 5s 1886. 1O4 1O4A
Penna. r. r. 6las 1885. :. 1851 100
Portland Gen. Ell 5s 1885. 81 92%
Pure Oil Co. Bias 1887 -. 100b 100K
Rep Iron l. Steel IS 1910. lO22 1927
Sinclair Cons. Oil rs 1887. 104b 104K
vanadium Corp. IS 1941.. s3k s5
Wabash Rwy. Co. 5s 1880. s77s sS34
Warner Bros. 6s 1888. 90 Ola
Evening star., 1934-10-18

ww-With warrants.
xw-Without warrants.
New.
wi-When issued.
st tstp)-Stamped.
sNegotiability impaired BY maturity.
Bonds fully listed on the Curb EXCHANGE;
others are dealt in as unlisted issues.
tCompanies reported in receivership.
Evening star., 1934-10-18

Bellanca Aircraft.
Blue Ridge pf(a3),
Brown Forman.
Buff N&EPpf 1.60.
Butler Bros. .....,
Evening star., 1934-10-18
LEAD PRICES ADVANCED.

NEW YORK. October 1S P.-The
American Smelling & Refining Co.
has advanced the price of lead 5
points to $40 cents pound.
NEW YORK BAR SILVER,
NEW YORK, October 1s R.-Bar
silver weak, l1s lower at 53A.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
BONDS.

t1926 average equals 1oo1
(Copyrisht. 1884. Std. Statistics r.,
Evening star., 1934-10-18

Cable Radio vtc.
Can Indus AIco A..
Can Indus Alec 3. ..
Canadian Marconi.
Evening star., 1934-10-18

Yukon Gold ..... 4 4 3
Dividend rates in dollars based on last
quarterly semi-annual payment. tPartly
extra. tPlus 81 in stock q Payable in
cash or stock. b Payable In stock. I Plus
Sc in stock. G Plus 6G In stock. b Pay:
this year-no regular rate m Accumulated
dividends paid this year Plus 10I in
stock Paid last year-no regular rate.
COMPANIES reported In receivership.
Evening star., 1934-10-18

Nat Dairy bxs"ss.
| Nat Steel 6s &c.,.
N e T q T 1st 5s's3..
New Jer Pwr 41sRse
[ N o T & M In IS '35.
New So Wales 81 ST.
New So Wales 81 IS.
N Y Cent 3 Us 81.
N 7 Cent 4s'42......
N Y Cent ~ con '9s.
N Y c ref Ans 2013.
N Y c ref Ans z013 n
N Y c ref 6s 2013....
N Y Cent CIV IS '44...
N Y c deb 81 '35.
N CT Sh 3hs'ss..
N Y C&StL LIST 4s'37
N Y C&StL AVS rs. .
NYC&StL r6h IA '74
" C&StL 1st g. rs
N Y Edison SIS B IA.
N 7 Edison 81 C's1..
N Y Eds ref 6hs'41
NYG. e L HAP 4s 80
NYG. e l. HIP 81 -
NY. NH&H - IS. -
NY, NH&H Is '5s...
NY NH&H Is '57.
NY. NH&H 4hs'67.
NY.NH&H cl tr $50
NY. NH&H CIV So rs.
NY. O&W ref ~ 81.
N Y Tel gen 4hs'39.
N Y W 4 B 4hs'<s..
Niagara Sh 6a $780,.
Nord Rys 6hs 80.
Norf So 1st ref 81 81
No Am Co 6s '61.....
No Am Ed 81 c 's9. -.
No Am Ed s Us 's3.
Nth Ger Lloyd 6s ~.
Nor Pac gen IS 2047.
Nor Pac n 's7.
Nor Pac AIS 2047.. go
Nor Pac IS D 2047...
| Nor Pac 6s 2e47.....
| N SITS Pr 1st So A u.
| Nor SITS Pr So 3 a..
Norway 6s 50. .....s
Norway 5As 's5.
Norway IS ~.
| Norway s. '44.......
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-07
PALACE TURNED.
INTO GARDEN

PEIPING G.N.S). - American
agricultural methods have dis
placed the shadows of Chinese
emperors in the old Summer Pal
ace, 10 miles outside of Peiping.
The Yuan Ming Yuan, which un-
til 1860 was an enormous garden
and summer residence of the I'm
perial Court, has been taken over
by TSinghua University, founded
by the RENTED portion of the
American Boxer indemnity.
In 1860 the allied French and
British troops burned and looted
the Yuan Ming Yuan. In succeed.
ing years all traces of its grandeur
were removed until lately, since
the palace spot has been in the
hands Of small farmers.
TSinghua secured permission OF
the national government to con.
vert it into an agricultural expert
mental station where American
and Chinese agriculturiSts will at
tempt to raise the standard OF
nAtive farming.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-07
TIMES DAILY PATTERN
PATTERN 1907

Here is pleasant sort Of
frock-as we'll as an extremely
chic one. It is just as much at
home on the tennis courts as
on the sideline, and just as
nice to look at! If you are
going to actually get out and do
things you will probably make
it of something like linen or
cotton or pique. If you are
going to sit in the shade and
watch somebody else add to her
laurels, then a print is nice
thing to choose for it, with a
ribbon scarf matching the pat
tern. And please mark that
it has a duck of a little cape
that buttons onto the shoulders
whenever you like.
Pattern 1907 is available in
sizes IA, 16, 10, 20, 80, "a. SO,
80, 40 and AZ. Size 16 takes
35s yards 36-inch fabric and
l 1-6 yards 4-inch ribbon. Il
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-07
PRIZE BLOOMS
To NET $4,000:

CHICAGO, QN.S0. - Florists
exhibiting cut flowers in the
horticultural building at the
World Fair this summer will
have an opportunity to win
total of $4,000 being offered as
prizes for the best exhibits, &C
cording to an announcement
made here by officials of the
Society of American Florists.
The society. which is in charge
of the building, will conduct a
series of indoor and outdoor
flower shows, beginning June !,
the announcement said.
Exhibits are assured from all
sections of the United States and
several foreign countries, includ-
ing orchids from Central Amer
lea, cacti from Mexico and
flowers of many descriptions
from Canada.
The rose show is expected to
be one Of the chief attractions
Of the series.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-07
Times Adventure Club

ture of Elnore Seal Of Seat
Pleasant, Md,
Today we are using a picture
of Elnore's brother John Ellis
Seal, also of Seat Pleasant. He
is pictured at his desk in school
and, we expect, that serious ex-
preston was donned to con-
vince his teacher how very
interested he was in the book
opened before him.
We bet Johnny's been wonder
ing ever since yesterday how
soon we we're going to use his
picture. You will notice that
we didn't keep him waiting
very long.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-07
Birthdays

EIGHT club members cele-
brate their birthdays today.
They are the following: Vernon
Lunsford, Seat Pleasant, Md;
Mary Lee Nalley, Bowie. Md;
June Mulney, 636 Central Ave.
N. E.; Doris Padgett, so H st.
N. W.; Shirley Comstock, Pts
Getaway, Md; Ruth Millor,
Indian Head, Md; Bernard
Shankman, 400 Kennedy st.
N. w., and Arthur beavers, 334
Fifteenth st. N. E.
Good luck to the birthday
members.