davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1934-06-21
A PAUSE for refreshments on the beach at Ocean

Motorists Urged
To See Finger Lake
TO THE west Of Albany or
Troy, accessible by an easy and
lovely trip over the Mohawk
Trail and through Syracuse,
The Washington times., 1934-06-21
Mountain Affords
VieU of 5 States

If this years vacation plans call
for a trip to the mountains, make
sure there is something on top
that is worth going after. Here's
one suggestion: In Giles county,
Virginia, is an alpine drive that
offers a magnificent view every
one of the daylight hours, and
throws in a lake for good meas,
ure. And what lake! 1t is
about 1000 feet above sea-level.
And it is surrounded by noun
tains that are even higher. Bald
Knob, from whose top one can
look into five States, is nearby.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
Ell CREDITO PARA LA IN
DUSTRIA HULLERA DE


Madrid, agosto 31.-EI de-
creto del ministerio de hacien-
da en- favor de la industrial hu-
llera de Asturias, en- SUI parte
dispositiva dice: Sc concede un
credito extraordinario de 1921,
900 pesetas, imputable a I'm ca
pitulo ADDITIONAL del VICENTE pre-
supuesto de gastos, con destino
a remediar la crisis que sufre
la industrial hullera en- Asturias
y con la distribution que sigue:
100000 pesetas para la liqui-
daclon de la suma que cores
ponde percibir a los producto-
res de carbon para ell total cum
Nolimiento de los decretos de %
de MARIO % de septiembre Y
Is de noviembre de 1888, cuya
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
UN ESCRITO DE LA UNION
DE "tRABASSAIRES"

Barcelona, agosto 31.-La
Union de Rabassaires ha en-
tregado un escrito a la Genera
lidad, con motive de la infor-
maci6n alberta para publican
ell reglamento de la ley de con-
tratos de c~ultivos.
Opina la Union que 81 la in
formaci6n tiende a introducir
lmodificaciones en- la ley, ella
Sc opone ,pues cree que solo de-
be buscarse ell necesario aseco-
ramiento para que ell reglamen-
to responda a una finalidad
tangible.
Pide que ell nombramiento de
presidente de las juntas arbi-
trales no sea limitado para
quienes esten en- possession de un
titulo academico, con objeto de
que pueda recaer en- personals
de probada competencia que
bean garantia de fidelidad al
espiritu y letra de la ley.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
UN ARTICULO DE LA VAN
GUARDIA

Barcelona, Agosto Bel
diarlo conservador LA Van
guardia," en- un editorial que
Sc refiere a la intranquilidad
existente en- ell campo, dice que
va es bora de acabar con la a
narquia reinante.
Ell verdadero listo no reco-
noce mas ley que la que ell mis-
mo Sc hace. Hasta ahora hubo
la excusa de que ell desdichado
pleito de la ley de cultivos ab-
serbia toda la atenci6n de los
que gobiernan."
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
La sensatez elemental pare

La sensatez elemental pare
ce imponerse, en- 10 que atane
a csc pleito, pero queda otro as
pccto del problema, muy deli
cado: ell de que 10 legislado
por ell Parlamento Catalan, en-
uso de I'm indiscutible derecho,
sea justo."
"Mas 10 que al presente i'm
porta, de manera urgente, es
restablecer la autoridad en- el
campo catalan y expulsar de
Ell, Embellishments, toda anar-
|Quia."
EN- politica hay I'm funda-
mento imprescindible y es ell i'm
iperio de la autoridad y ell res
peto a la ley"
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
Sc APROBARA LA ENMIEN
DA QUE EXIME DE CON-
TRIBUCIONES A LOS HO,
CARES

Ell presidente de la Asocia.
ci6n de Corredores de bienes
raices, Sr. w. H. Toole, mani
fest6 aver que los ~electores del
estado aprobaran en- noviembre
la enmienda constitutional que
exime de contribuciones a los
hogares con un precio menor de
$4,000.
La prediction del Sr. Toole
Sc hasa en- informes que tiene
de differences lugares de la Flo
rida, informes que lie merecen
entero credito.
mo creo que hay duda algu-
ma sobre la actitud de los cleo
torres. Esta enmienda marca IN
nuevo dia y un new deal". Es-
toy convencido de que ell pue-
bio comprende 10 que significa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
Para celebYar Ell

Para ceIebaar el
Qaint0 AniVerSdrio
Del Tampa Heights Civic
Club Sc efectu6 en- la noche de
aver un party" en- la casa
club de Robes Park.
Sc cumpli6 un programa de
!entretenidos n1meros bajo la
direction de Mrs. M. E. James.
Deliciosos refrescos fueron
servidos por las distinguidas
Sras. Mary C. Roberts, Homer
Faust, Rose Gonzalez y Ella
johnson.
Discusses Sc pronunciation,
con frases de encomio para la
agrupaci6n.
Nuestra felicitaci6n sincera
a la respectable entidad, en- ST.
aniversario.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
OBREROS POR
REUNION ~CLANDESTINA

Barcelona, agosto 31.--Por
v~erificar una reunion clandes-
tina en- la Gale del Dos de Ma
20, han sido encarcelados dos
directories del SYNDICATE del Ra-
mo de Tintoreros.
Esos individuos confesaron
que la policfa habia declarado
illegal su sindicato y que Sc reu-
MAN para tomar acuerdos. Ira
taban de efectuar una reorgani-
zaci6n y de fijar la Quota de in
,greso y la de mantenimiento.
Del case Sc do cuenta al con-
sejero INFERNO de gobernaci6n,
que dispuso la instruction de
la causa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
Samper desmiente que o~freciera adhesion
alGobiemo a raiz de los successes de Jaca

Madrid, agosto 31.-Contes-
tando a un articulo del diario
Gel Socialism,, ell jefe del 60
bierno, ST.. Samper, MEGA que
el hubiese ofrecido adhesion al
lgobierno, como p~residente del
Ateneo Mercantil de Valencia,
a raiz de los successes de Jaca.
"Tratase de una impostura Y
me brindo al primer requeri-
miento del inventor de la mott
cia para demostrar su inexacti-
tud con pruebas irrebatibles."
EN- los dfas inmediatos a la
sublevaci6n de Jaca estaba en-
Madrid 70 y mi hijo Ricardo
nos hospedamos en- ell hotel
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
La bodd de hog

La bodd de hog
A las 8 de la noche de hoy Sc
Juraran amor eterno ante ell
altar mayor de la Iglesia Nues-
ira Sonora de la MERGED, la sim
patica Srta. Cristina Perez con
ell apuesto j6ven Melquiades Els
|trada.
Seran padrinos la Sra. Ofe-
liza Perez y ell Sr. Florentino
Perez. Las Srtas. Ana Luisa
Falcon e Ines Rocha son las da-
mas de honor Y sus compane-
ros los hermanos Harold y Fer
nando Rodriguez Mesa.
Despues de la ceremonial nup
cial habra una reception en- la
Residential de la novia Gale Nit
chell n1mero 2116.
Cesar RiVero.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
CUBA AL Ola
(Viene de la 1a.)

vo en- ell palacio presidential ell
captain Belisario Hernandez,
ayudante del coronel Batis:l,
pidiendo Sc lie dejara conferen-
ciar con ell presidente Mendie-
ia. Como Sc lie pusieran difficult
tades, B~elisario pas6 a yer al
coronel, e~nterandolo de un men
safe de su jefe, ell coronel Ba-
tista, relacionado con la huel-
ga del servicio de Correos.
Cuba empezara inmedia-
. tamente a negociar cOnvenios
ccmerciales con otras naciones.
Sc revisaran los tratados con
Francia y Espana y Sc firma-
ran pactos con Uruguay y Chi
lie. Uruguay desea mandar de
nuevo su tasajo y Chile quiere
colocar su nitrate.
La asamblea nacional del
'partido Union Nacionalista Sc
reunira ell dia 7 de septiembre,
convocada por ell Sr. Jose Luis
del Pozo. LIE pedira esa asam-
blea al coronel Mendieta que
decida 81 gobierna o no con los
nacionalistas. En- ell case mega
two dejaran de colaborar en- ell
gobierno retirando sus ~secreta-
rios.
Una asamblea celebraran
los estudiantes, ell sabado, en- Ell
Patio de los Laureles. Pediran
Sc les comedian 1000 matricu-
las gratis.
I'm incendio destruy6 II
casas en- ell pueblo de Palma So
riano, provincia de Oriente. Sc
iniciaron las llamas en- la Gale
Maceo, por I'm tostadero de ca
fe. Los bomberos lucharon con
la dificultad de la escasez de
aqua para sus mangueras.
A un soldado, que ayudaba a
la extinction, Sc lie escape un IT,
no y ell proyectil dej6 sin vida a
Jose Diaz Rodriguez.
J I'm "cheque" de 1925 de
Ernesto Sara Sc agreg6 aver
al fondo para erigir I'm monu-
mento a los estudiantes victi-
mas de la tirania Machadista.
La marina nacional COM
prara II lanchas canoneYas pa
IA evitar ell contrabando, par
ticularmente ell de los cigarri-
Hos americanos. Esta noticia la
do ell teniente coronel Angel
Gonzalez.
Ell presidente Mendieta
concedi6 audiencia al DR.. R. La
vim, fiscal del tribunal supre-
mo.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
vigencia finaliz6 ell 28 de febre.

Vlgencla flnallZ0 ell 2S de febre-
70 1ltimo ,debiendo reintegrar-
Sc aquellos anticipos en- la for
ma prevista en- dichas DISPOSE
clones legales; 100000 pe&-1
tas, page de las pensiones asig-
.jubilaciones creado en- las mi
mas de carbon, con aportacio-
mes de los ~patronos en- al parte
correspondence go centimos
| en- tonelada) del anticipo, Sc
nalado al efecto, Y de los obre-
res y empleados, en- tanto no Sc
haga cargo ell Institute Nacio-
nal de Provision del page de
las mismas, y 100000 de pc
setas para c9mpensaciones a los
productores que permitan, sin
nuevas dificultades, la aplica-
zion de la ordenaci6n de la in
dustria hullera.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31

PreciOsas mesds
Sc colocaran a 10 largo del
amplio salon que ocupa ell pri-
mer piso del palacio del Gen.
tro Espanol, ell domingo.
Las sillas estaran bellamente
adornadas en- color azul, de a.
cuerdo con los dolores de los
manteles y servilletas.
Bellas palmas Sc colocaran en-
TODD ell edificio.
Ell arroz con polio sera con-
)~feccionado por ell restaurant
LAS Novedades".
Manana publicare mi pen1l-
TINA cr6nica de este gran festi-
val.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
Los ~perodicos satisfechos con la
demonstration de Socialists Comunistas

nal Des Debats', dedicado dia
por dfa a combatir ell socialis-
mo y ell comunismo en- Francia,
dice que ell acto realizado bajo
la direction del lider Braun es
mas importante que ell vertical
do por los nazis bajo ell mando
personal de Hitler.
Otro de los peri6dicos, "El
Intransigente', sostiene que no
podra haber I'm acuerdo entire
los dos puebIos mientras Hitler
sea eI canciller, porque Sc opo-
ne la mala voluntad de este.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31

Ell COMERCIO DE IMPOR-
TACION Y EXPORTACION
EN- LOS RIMER SEIS
MESES
Madrid, Agosto 31.-La Di-
recci6n General de Aduanas ha
dado al publico los detalles es-
~tadisticos de las exportaciones
e importaciones en- los seis pri-
meros meses del ano 1884.
En- los 6 primeros meses de
1884, Sc exportaron SIC ANNA
les vivos; 2,808, $40 toneladas
de primeras materials; 221,673
toneladas de artfculos fabrica-
dos; 2,943 de sustancias ali
menticias; OIL orc Y pasta en-
moneda, y 11.5 en- plata en- pas
ia y moneda, siendo ell valor to-
tai de 321, 046, 900.
Las importaciones fueron:
animales vivos, $40; primeras
materias, 1888, 522; articulos
fabricados, 793, 472; sustancias
alimenticias, 1888; plata en-
pasta Y moneda, IS, con IN va
Tor total de 43S, 171,OO0 pesetas.
En- ell mes de julio la impor-
taci6n fue de ASST toneladas
con un valor de ITO millones de
pesetas, en- comparaci6n con
318,769 toneladas Y 1856 milo
mes de pesetas en- igual mes de
1888.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31

Paris, agosto 31.-Como una
prueba incontrastable del odio
de Francia hacia ell canciller
Hitler Y SUI Alemania naciona-
lista social, Sc eta ell hecho de
que los peri6dicos elogian la
manifestation comunista-socia-
lista efectuada en- Sulzbach,
contra la anexi6n del Sarre por
ell "nazismo', y la conceden
mas importancia que la mani
festaci6n alemana de Coblenz.
I'm peri6dico como ell Jour
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
hrEyr'CIlNES

Para la tarde de hoy esta fl
jado 81 sepelio de la Sra. Merce-
des Romera, de Sc amos, que
aver falleciera en- su domicilio,
casa numero 1909 de la Gale
Beach, en- West Tampa. La So
breviven su esposp, Pedro Ro-
mera ;una hija, Dolores Rome
ra, y una hermann Magdalena
Miranda.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31

Gran Via. Vimos volar los avio
mes sublevados en- Cuatro Wen
tos y vimos tambien como Sc DIES
vanecfa la esperanto de la huel
ga general"
Gel Ateneo Mercantil no Sc
adhiri6, pues ell vicepresidente,
que me sustituia, dijo que no tie
MIA poderes para hacerlo.
Els, pues, evidente la falsedad
de la imputaci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31

N0ta de dUelo
Despues de una larga enfer-
medad, que lie mantuvo recluido
en- un Hospital de Washington,
dej6 de existir ell pasado mar
ties ell estimado senior Eduardo
Fernandez, comandante que
fue de la Posta Marcelo Coma
lez.
Ell cadaver llegara esta tarde
a las 2:30.
En- la Iglesia Jesus Cristo Sc
ofrecera un servicio religioso,
~ mas tarde Sc lie rendiran no.
nores militares.
Ell cadaver sera tendido en-
su hogan de la Gale Mitchell
.2113, de donde partira ell corte-
jo manana a las 4:30 de la tar
de hasta ell Cementerio de la LIE
gion Americana, en- la carrete-
"a Memorial.
Reciba la desconsolada es-
posa del bravo legionario, Sra.
Josefina Fernandez, su peque-
no Eduardito, sus hermanos
y hermanas, Antonio y Pepin,
Sras. Cristina Campos, Delfina
Diego, Maria Royal, Dolores
Gonzalez Y Srta. Corona Fer
nandez, nuestra condolencia.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31
PUESTO A DISPO-
SICION DEL GRAN JURA-
DO

Ell comisionado federal Pin
kerton puso aver a disposition
del gran Jurado al conocido j6-
ven Salvador Cerra, a quien Sc
acusa de perjurio ,entrada lie
gal en- ell territorio americana y
pasar mercancias de contraban-
do.
Lleva la acusaci6n contra &C.
IRA, como principal testigo, ell
Ij0ven abogado DR.. Jose l.. Ave
lanai.
Defiende a Salvador ell letrado
Allison.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31

Harry WiIderman

Harry Wilderman
Este querido amigo nuestro
regres6 ell lunes de su viaje de
compras a la ciudad de New
York.
Muy pronto abrira otro esta,
blecimiento, de ropa de ninos,
en- la Gale de Franklin, CONTAIN
do la direction a su hermano
Charles.
Muchos exitos deseamos al
correcto ciudadano e inteligen-
tie comerciante.
La gaceta., 1934-08-31

Manana ppr la tarde, a las
cuatro, Sc efectuara ell entierro
del j6ven Eduardo Fernandez,
ex-comandante del puesto Mar
cello Gonzalez, de la Legion A
mericana. Ell cadaver arribara
a las 2 de la tarde de hoy.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
INSURANCE FIRM
REVEALS 1888 GAIN
Life Insurance Company of Vir-
ginia Shows So, s,0O0,OoO Increase
in Total Policies.

The Life Insurance Co. OF Virginia,
in its s1xty-third annual statement by
President Bradford H Walker, made
public through the Washington Of
fees, reports an increase in insurance
in force for the year of more than
S3,0o0,000
Assets were increased by $977,936,
and there was a gain in surplus of
SPAS, ,994 An addition of $500,000 was
made to the contingency reserve fund,
which now totals s4,00o,000. Pay
ments to policyholders and benefci-
aries, including policy loan advances,
amounted to S10,583,0 ,097.
Capital, surplus and special con-
tingency reserves at the end of the
year amounted to S14,637, ,805, thus
providing a large margin of safety for
policyholders, President Walker an
nounceS.
The company reports total assets
of over $75.000,000. Policy reserves
total S58,717,765. Considering the
prevailing economic conditions dur
ing 1888, the officials express them
selves as very well satisfied with the
years results.
Evening star., 1934-02-13

paid-for business being recorded for
1898, the largest amount Of new busi-
ness secured by Canadian company
during that period. Dividends paid
to policyholders during 1888 were over
$4,000, 900. Total assets increased by
nearly $13,oo0,ooo to reach $624,-
900 900.
Interest. dividends and rents held
up remarkably well during 1888, and
dividend requirements for policyhold-
ers we're more than earned. During
the year a net profit of approximately
1928 900 was received from the sale Of
securities, but the investment port
folio remains practically the same as
in 1892, except for the purchase Of
government and other bonds.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
PREFERRED DIVIDEND
DOUBLED BY GOODYEAR
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio. February 13-The
current so cent dividend rate on
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. first
preferred stock was doubled yesterday
after President Paul W. Litchfield
had reported net profit of s6,o21 ,535
for 1888
First Of the new quarterly pay
ments of 81 will be made April
to stockholders of record March /.
The directors also voted a 50 a share
payment to stockholders of record
February % to be paid March l
against arrearage on dividends caused
by last years reduction.
Net sales last year, Iitchheld re-
ported, reached $l00,635, ,636-a gain
of S604,0 900 over sales of 1882.
Directors voted a dividend payment
of 81 per share to holders of per
cent preferred stock of record Feb
ruary %.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC PAYS
TRIBUTE TO FOUNDER

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 13.-The
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Is
honoring the memory of George
Huntington Hartford. a down East
Yankee who revolutionized the retail
food business.
Young Hartford, coming to New
York in the late 1850s found himself
in a position to buy a shipload OF
tea, thereby cutting out many expen-
Sive profits which were normally in
volved in such a transaction. AS
result, Hartford was able to offer the
tea at retail at about half the usual
price.
Employees and customers are re-
minded of the methods he instituted.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
CURB LIST MIXED
IN DULL TRADING
Alcohol and Aircraft Issues
Heavy, but Others Are
Firm.
BY JOHN L. COOLEY,

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, February l3.-Heavi-
ness in alcohol and aircraft issues
rontrasted with mild firmness in other
sections of the Curb market today.
Volume was reduced from the sub
gtantial totals Of late last week.
Hiram Walker dropped more than 2
points Pan-American Anyways halved
Q loss of around 4 points. Canadian
Industrial Alcohol A and DiStlllers-
Seagrams yielded major fractions.
American Cyanamid B, Lake Shore
Mines, Parker Rust Proof, Standard
OIL of Ohio, Swift g. Co., Cord Cor
poration and Electric Bond & Share
were somewhat higher throughout the
day. Tubize Chatillon reacted a
souple of points. Metals strengthened,
Natomas rising points.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
SALES OUTLOOK BRIGHT.

NEW YORK, February 13 R.-
Dun & Bradstreet says the electrical
supply trade has made the most fav-
orable start In 1884 of any year for
some time past. A steady improve
ment in demand for goods has been
noted and the volume has increased
approximately 10 per cent over the
comparable period last year.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
MEMBER BANK LOANS
SHOW SHARP DECLINE
By the Associated Press.

by LIlb ASbOCIdItd FTtSs,
Total loans of weekly reporting
member banks showed a sharp loss
during the week ended February Z as
the change was calculated by the Fed
eral Reserve Board In the table that
follows the total loans are given for
comparable periods, as reported by the
board:
Week ended February 4. $500 100000
Previous week ........ S.251 900. 900
Same week last year. .... S,646, OOO. 600
Evening star., 1934-02-13
GUARDIAN LIFE BARES
NOTABLE ASSET GAIN
Contingency Reserves and Gen.
eral Surplus Also Increased,
Report States.

An increase In assets from s95,5O5,-
46s to $9S2S4,S9s during 1883 Is
shown by the Guardian Life Insur-
ance Co. Of America in its seventy
fourth annual statement, released yes
terday.
After setting aside dividends to
policyholders for 1884 On the same
scale as last year, the company added
$500,o00 to a special reserve for con-
tingencies, bringing the total for that
account up to $1,500,000. and in
Evening star., 1934-02-13
C0TTONSEED CRUSHED
IN HALF YEAR LOWER

BY the Associated Press
Cottonseed crushed in the six
month period, August l to January
81, was reported today by the Census
Bureau to have totaled 2,896, ,584 tons,
compared with 3,019,055 tons in the
corresponding period a year ago, and
cottonseed on hand at mills January
81 totaled 1,020,792 tons, compared
with 1,209 ,280 tons year ago.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
MILLS USE MORE COTTON.

NEW YORK, February IS P-The
New York Cotton Exchange Service
estimates cotton consumption by do
mestic mills at 515,G00 bales in jan
uary, compared with the Census Bu-
reau's figures of $4,000 bales for
December and 100000 for January,
1888.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
LUMBER OUTPUT DROPS
SLIGHTLY WITH ORDERS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 13-Lumber
production and new business received
during the week ended February 3 at
the country's sawmills were somewhat
less than for the previous two weeks.
reports the National Lumber Manu-
facturers' Association, but shipments
were heavier than for any week Of the
year. Unified orders, were equivalent
to 81 days average production.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
REPORTS PROGRESS
Increased Cash and Excess In
come Over Disbursements Shown
in Annual Statement.
special pisna tch 10 The star.

GptCIHI UI5pdJUH 70 Tie 5LHTs
MONTREAL, February 13.-The
sixty-third annual report Of the Sun
Life Assurance Co. of Canada. made
public here today, is a healthy one,
showing an increase in cash In banks,
an excess income over disbursements
of more than $4,000 900, while policy
reserves have been maintained on the
same standard as in the past.
Total income for the year was over
$l52, 900, 900, with s216,000.000 Of
Evening star., 1934-02-13
1856 BANKS OPENED.

NEW YORK. February 13 (R.-
The American Banker says that dur
ing January 1856 banks either opened
or reopened on an unrestricted basis
throughout the United States. OF
these, SO were national banks and 11f
we're State chartered institutions.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
creased it's general surplus by $274.-
603 to S5,483,936.

creased it's general surplus by $274.-
603 to $5.483,936.
In addition, special real estate
profit reserve maintained by the
company was increased from $l72,935
to $549, ,7a0, making the total increase
in special surplus reserves and gen.
eral surplus to policyholders $l,15l,-
448 In 1898.
The company's cash balance on
December 80, 1888, was $1,781 ,888,
an increase from 1888, ,036 during the
year, and in addition it held as a
secondary cash reserve $i,00o,0o0 Of
high-class short-term securities ma
turing during 1884.
New paid business of the company
in 1888 showed a decrease Of ID per
cent from the preceding year. The
total insurance in force on Decem-
ber 80, 1893. amounted TO $3.50, ,381 ,632.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
Young s & T pf. . sos so 49h so
Yukon Gold n

NH7 OVH OV JV
Yukon Gold. -...- h h Il
Dividend rates in dollars based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment. tPart-
ly extra, +Plus ~ In stock. aPayabls
In cash or stock Payable In stock
Plus 81 In stock Plus So. in stock
b PAYABLE in scrip Plus S% In stock
Paid this year-no regular rate m Plus
80 in stock. n Plus 1oqs in stock. Paid
last year-no regular rate. 'Stocks fully
listed on the Curb Exchange; others are
dealt in as unlisted issues
Evening star., 1934-02-13
Cohins Block Street.

Following a collapse of q church,
yard wall in Londonderry, Ireland, re-
Gently, headstones and cofins COM
pletciY blocked q street.
Evening star., 1934-02-13

Boxing for All Urged.
Amateur boxing for every one is
being urged in Scotland.
Evening star., 1934-02-13
Canadian In Ale A
Canadian In Ale B
Canadian Marconi

SarlD SynQlCaIo. .
Carrier Corp......
Cen & S w U. .....'
Cen States Elec...
Centrifugal P 40c.
Cheese br'g gh(t6h)
Childs Co pf.
Cities Service. ....
Cities Service pf. 4.
Cities Srv pf BIB. L.
CT Neon Its Inc.
Clev Ell Illu (2)...
Clev Tractor.
Colon Oil. .......-
Colts P F A (1).
Col G & E CIV pf(5)
Colum Oil & G vtc .
Comwlth & So wr.
Comfy P&L 1st pf
Cons Aircraft. -.
Cons Copper.
Cons Gas Bait $50
Cons Retail Strs.
Copper Range.
Cord Corp (k25c).
Cosden Oil Maine.
Courtalds p13 4-5c
Creole Petrol. go.
Cresson Con (12c)
Crocker Wheeler.
Crown Cent Petrol
Crown Cork Init A
Crown Zell A 1 u
Cusi Mexicana.
Evening star., 1934-02-13

Darby Pet (50c)..
Derby Oil & Ref.
Detroit Aircra -.
Distill Co Ltd p1Sc
Distillers Crp-Sea
Dow Chem (2).
Duval Texas Sui. g.
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East Gas & F Asso

A1@S L ~ a . - @h-SS
EastG&F pr pf 4 a
Eastern Sta Powr.
East Util Asso CIV.
Eisler Elec Corp.
Elec Bnd & Share.
Elec Bd & S pf 60
Ell Pw Asso (40c).
El P & l. opt war. g.
FL P & w I'd pf A.
ElShare pf WV.
Equity Corp. .....
Eur Ell Ltd A(40c)
Evans Wall Lead.
Ex-Cello A & Tool
Evening star., 1934-02-13

BIT CeIan Ltd ret.
Buckeye p L (3).
B n & E P pf 1.60.
Bulova CIV pf.
Bunker Hill s. Sui i.
Burma ret p5 II C.
Butler Bros. .....
Evening star., 1934-02-13

ALBERT & MCNEIL, Inc, 141s St. NV