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The Washington times., 1935-07-13
Electrical Service

61SCFEACdB SSEVBSS
Fearing EIsO Co 1888 18th NV. .. co lA25s.M
kuehIin8 LOck.mith q Else 9 9th ne II 2795
I4th 81 Electric Shop 1901 l4th NV. CO l0S7e
Reliance Radio Co 1851 L Ct NV ME NIi
Regal EIee Co $40 Upshur Of nW...... co 1891
u Smith 929 Howard I'd &c. IL 6023.R
r B Watson Co CO OA6a eve At 2i2O.W
TUrbeFVIIe Inc 1922 Conn ~ 49,. NO 9407
j Kent white 81 Cont 500 King Ct Ale1 Va Tel 2
WhIfIne A HerrJtv l1Os 9th nv w., MA SS82
Geo Wormey SAT Fla ave NV. w....... NO SslS
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, July 13 (I.N.SD.-Receipts
top 5000; bulk. 5000: heavy weight,
$S.9O@9.9O; medium weight. s9.75@1O.20;
light weight, $9.sO@1O15; light lights,
1926 $3.50; packing sows. $S.25 @8.75:
pige. $8@9.5O.
Cattle-Receipts 700: market steady.
Calves: Receipts 200; market steady.
Beef steers: Goo dand choice. $7@12;
common and medium, $s@11; yearlings,
SION. Butcher cattle: Heifers. $50
1850; cows. $4.75S.5O bulls $4.6O@75O;
calves, $56S.50: feeder steers $569;
stocker steers $5@S.5O; stocker cows and
heifers $4@7.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: market steady.
Medium and choice lambs. $S@s.5O; culls
and common, $5@7; yearlings, $500
$50; common and choice ewes. $2@3.25;
feeder lambs. $5@6.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
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Oil Burners
Aunsw oil Burner Corp 72s l4th 81 NV MA 8O60
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Barber Shops
Beauty Salons

Barber Shop 4Os,l 9th NV
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Funeral Directors
Furniture & UphoIsterinq

FURNITURE
Albert Ingraham Credit Furniture IL 2090
Thompson Bros 1870 Good Hope I'd % u OS5b
UPH0LsTERINe AND SLIPcoVERs
Armstrong 34l2 Rhode Island AZ uO hH SAL
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th nv A0 80lI
Bethesda RefInishIng Shop, 6s22 Wis ave WIS 1922
Thos KIns s2l Thayer Az Sill spg Md. 81 I734
W MeAIIISter UphsIsterlns 205 King. Alex $50
Marshall 80 Fla aV nW............H NO 6OZ6
W r SpsIIS 1888 lIth uv uv.............P0 02i7
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fCoaI-Ice-FueI

Decoratins-Paintins-
Papering
Allen Decorating Co 1875 Conn ave . 20 A476
Benz Moss Paints -Enamels 1131 9th nv. ME 1852
Briggs Paint Store I1O7 9th nw.........ME 1888
Caesar Short Plastering 632 Mass aV NV DI 609l
Home Decorating Co 1909 9th NV ME 08A
J Getslnger 30l Poplar Takom1 Pk. Sh 1913
Hooper & kIesner e29 b ct NV MA 4763
MeCIeIIan & Co Inc e23 st NV. NO 1888
Mahoney Wallpaper Co S24 Pa ave Co. u 0559
Parsley L Holt G603 l4th nw.....GE 1851
N Smith l734 Webster .......A0 7I0a
Lewis 1922 1st NV gen repairs. .... me 1856
Louis TUOz1o 1924 11th nv
Washington Georss l014 N Car AZ 60. At 4s48
Peerless Decorator tColl $40 81 aw WE 2024-m
PlaSterinE. stuceoing. Csrpentering. cementinE
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A Liquor Co 1905 cOlumbia I'd uw. .AD $500
Ace BEVERAGE Co 2A42 ls NV AD A5S0
Ambassador Beer & Liquor 24e5 l8 NV. co l220
AmbroaiS DeIicatessen il & Fla oV NV NO 2028
Cairo Ljuuor ShoU 1918 II NV NO 97I2
COSta'S Confectionery S44O l1th NV co 7i43
r Liquor Store S249 Mt Pleasant co 242O
Hyman's LIauor Shop Sl25 Mt Pleasant co 1888
Jaffe LIuucr store 20l q NV . ..Dl I742
Lo.kO lIquOr Store 1880 Fla aV ne w IL 7IIA
Mulherin's LIuuoF Store II q NV ME 9s76
PlVer's OeIleatessen 4 Liquor 1929 IA NV CO I04I0
Plaza Wine 4 LIuuor store T05 Cap NE 1915
ReId's LlauOr store 1859 q st NV. NO 94I9
Reliable LjuuoF Store 1921 IA NV DE A32A
Sammy's Liuuer Store lS45 18th uw, DE S995
Sam Elae 54l6 Ga av NV ,GE 59S0
Service Liquor Shop 407 I aN nO. .....DE e464
E Liquor Store 625 Pa aV SO.......,Ll 9727
Spanish Store 1895 18th NV ,.....DE 1888
SteeImaR's LluuOr Store 2746 IA NV co 6767
True Blue LIquor Store 1888 wis aV nv WE I546
York Wine Liquor Store 1857 Ga ~ CO S665
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Insurance & Investments
Francis A Marks Investment bldg MA $3.50
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc 14l7 Z ME 2670
WIN n Sanders Co 1919 Z 1t NV OI 1918
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MARIO
ESTA OTRA VEZ

Inclin6se la nina sobre ell ca
'daver, beso aquelloS labios frioS
que va no habian de devolverle
|suS caricias, Y llorando en- ST.
|lencio, sin sollozos nj gemidoS,
exclam6, con tristeza Y ternu-
'ra:
i Adi6s, mama!... iAdi6s
para siempre!... Aunque va no
existas, tie amo " tie amare
mientras viva. Cumplire todas
tus advertencias, no olvidare
ninguno de tus consoles, V 81
me yes desde ell otro mundo es-
taraS contenta de mi.
Torn6 a besarla Y repiti6 con
ell miSmo tono:
Adde'S, mama mia!
Separ6se del feretro Y sigui6
norando establishments.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los medias blaneas recupera
ron ell segundp puesto derfotan
do a los Atleticos. jim Fox des-
cargo su 13o cuad.angular.
Filadelfia &c, III, 2e.
Chicago SC, 10h, De.
Ell colegi9l Rowe dej6 a los
Yankees en- bl2nco y solo les per
mftio a hits. En- la cuarta entra
da sirvi6 ponches a Chapman,
Gehrig y Lazzeri.
New York DC, All, 1et
Detroit 7c, 11h, De.
En- I'm desafio de seis innings
los Medals Rojas atrQcellaron
a los Browns, no permtiendoles
anCtar.
Boston SC, Oh, 2e.
St. Luis DC, 3h, lie.
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cree que Primo Camera es
I'm formidable oponente
Ell gigantic utilizara ell Jab, imitando
a James j. Braddock

New York, JUNO PEI no.
table cronista deportivo Alan
Gould opin6 anoche que ell ne
gro Jose Luis tendra un formi-
dable adversario en- la mole
humane" de Italia, d excam :
|pe6n Primo Camera.
Comentando estas frases de
los fieles, eel puno de Jose Luis
'es I'm magnetic; 81 ha derriba-
do a La Iona a cast todos sus
oponentes; Luis es igual que
Jack Dempsey; ell destructor de
Detroit no tiene misericondta q
sus sociOs de practicas, 10 mis-
mo que Dempsey; vencera por
nocaut en- cinco asalt0S", Gould
dice que TODD ESQ es propagan-
da a favor del combate Y NADIA
mas. Els cierto que ell negro tie
ne una admirable ejeeutoria y
pega muy duro; pero es bueno
recordar que Barney Ross pen
saba derrdtar a McLarnin por
"nocaut" y que Max Raer tenia
la seguridad de veneer a Raer
en- no mas de seis aSaltos.
La reputation de Luis es tai,
en- 10 que Sc refiere a tirar a sus
opOnentes, que Sc pe~rjudieara
mucho 81 intenta derribar a Pri
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JOE KNIGHT PELEARA CON
BA1sDEN, DUGANY
GRIFFIN

Miami Beach, JUNO Pc.
H. Griffith, director de Joe
Knight, de Cairo, Ca, aspiran-
te. al titulo de las IT'S libras, a
nunci6 aver la vueTta de sal d.
ri2ido al cu2drilatero, habiendo
firmado va tres contracts.
IA primera pelea la sosten-
dra ell dia 27 de JUNO, en- Moul-
.trie, Ga, con Ted Baisden de
rival; la seY-da en- Miami
Beach frente a Mickey Dugan,
de Cleveland, 81 dfa l de julio,
y la tercera en- Jacksonville, ell
.dfa 4 de julio, con ell popular
Corn Griffine
ST sale vict6rioso daraeun via
je a California, de donde Sc lie
han hedao ventajosas ofertas.
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LEGO la bora del entierro y
.lleg6 ell momento de que Marta
Sc separase para siempre de su
madre.
Candida y don Manuel, ha-
'bian entrado en- la camara NOR
|tuoria, con los hombreS que ha-
bian de conducir ell feretro al
carruaje.
Than a llevarselo, cuando
Merta, levantandose del sitio
'donde estaba arrodillada, dijo:
Que habran la GAIA. Quie-
no besar a mi madre por 1lti-
ma veZ.
Y 10 dijo de un modo tai, que
|uno de aquellos hombres Sc a.
Ipresur6 a obedecerla.
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malicioSamente.

malicioSamente.
Despues de depositar ell ca
daver de Elvira en- ell luioso
pante6n de los marqueses de
Riabaja, Candida exclam6, sus
Ipirando:
-iPobre!.. TODD acab6 va
para ella,
=. T2do!-rspiti6 maliciosa-
mente ell padre Cerrada.
Y suspir6 a su vez.
Luego, como 81 creyese en- ell
falso dolor que fingia ell flaman
te virdo, lie dijo:
Hay que conformarse... Son
uesgracias s~ensibIes, muy SEN
SIoles, pero inevitables... Que
70 listed para consuelo la
seguridad de que la pobre FL
vira recibira en- Ell otro mundo
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JOSE LUIS CAUSE AVER
MAGNIFICA IMPRESSION

Pompton Lakes, N. j., JUNO
22.-La nueva sensation del
ring, ell negro Jose Luis, practi-
co aver para su pelea del veni-
dero martes, a Is asaltos, de-
jando una magnffica impression
en- los espectadores.
FL negro hizo guantes con
Lew Flowers, Bob Frazier y
Leonard Dixon, boxeando un a.
salto con ell primero y dos con
Icada uno de los otros.
Pega con precision, fuerza y
a TEMPO.
Hoy por la tarde volvera a
|ponerse los guantes y ell domin-
go hara ligercs ejercicios.
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las 6rdenes recibidas, Sc acer-
co a Marta Y lie dijo:
-Tengo encargo de volverla
listed al c9legio.
La nina sec6se las la2rimas
Y respondi6 lac6nicamente:
-Vamos.
Como ell entierro no tenia O.
tro accmpanamiento que Can
dido y don Manuel, los dos iban
en- Ell mismo carruaje.
Al ir hacia ell cementerio.
uno y otro guardaron estudia-
do silencio.
Aunque saba mry bien que
no enganaba al cura, Candida.
siempre hip6crita, abarentaba
profundo doIor.
Don Manuel mirabale de REQ
10 y sonreia imperceptlble v
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'cia cuidarse de otra coSa que de
aquelloS restos Queridos de los
|que pronto iba a separarse pa
ira siempre.
De vez en- cuando, inclinaba-
Sc Sobre SUI madre, para beSar-
la, y frecuentemente llevabaSe
las manoS al pedho, donde ocul-
,taba ell manuscript que lie habia
Idado Elvira.
Ell cura, para quien no pas6
inadvertido ninguno de eStos
detalles, murmuraba sonrien-
lido:
-iOh! iEsta nina, esta nj
NAL.
Y no decia mas; pero Sus pa
Ilabras parecfan correSponder
IA un pensamiento fijo.
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mo a TODD trance. Luis tiene un
total de Is triunfos por la "via
del sueno" en- % peleas; pero
en- la lista aparecen muy poco>
nombres conocidos.
Camera es un blanco facil de
encontrar en- Ell ring" y So man
dlbula tiene una manifesto de
bilidad pero el ha mejorado mu
Icho STU habilidad defensive y su
~yalentia eS extraordinaria. Beer
lie derribo II wees, pero no pu-
do acoStarlo."
Los que aver presenciaron
los ejercieios de Camera Opt :
nan que ell gigantic tratara de
veneer por medic del jab, como
10 hiciera Braddock frente a
Baer.
Camera practice con Art Sy-
kes, de Elmira, y Jack Redman,
de South Ben, utilizando contra
Iambos Ell jab de izpierda, pero
sin descargar la derecha. Ell jab
Ilparece ser su mejor anna. Aun-
que 81 deseaba mayor acci6n,
Bill Duffy, uno de sus directo-
res, no Sc 10 permitio.
Aver Sc notified a Camera
que 81 10 desea puede quedarse
Iaqui hasta 81 domingo,
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Ell proyecto de estahecer el Jai Alai en- Tampa

No descansa en- SD prorosito
de construir en- Tampa un from
ton, trayendo peloteros de Es-
|pans y de Cuba, ell Sr. Bepja-
min Alvarez, que hass-~aatro
Ianos lanz6 la Ssa y desde enton
ices viene trabajando en- ella.
Alvarez Sc ha puesto en- o.
munic2cin6n con distingaidos
Iciudadanos de Tampa, la Haba-
Ina, Barcelona y Bilbao y espe-
ra obtener para el proyecto e.
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HUNT PUSO A DORM1R
GUY


Tampashores, $dnio 22.-En
Cd programa de boxeo ofrecido
anoche en- ell campapento de
itranseuntes de este ldgar, Lyn
Hunt, de 155 libras, puso a dor
mir a Rayford Guy, de 158, Ia
bias Sc declare ell semifinal en-
tire Eddie Singer y Bob Higgins
del pequeno peso welter.
I'm tai Won Duyke, de 10 IL
bras, derrot6 por puntos a Pee
Wee Withoski; Young Schell
.hizo pelea nula con Kid Larry,
" Bill Cox tambien hizo pelea
nula con Bronco Bill.
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Folletin No, 208
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Dire!
Estaba muy palida, pero no
lloraba.
Pas6 muchas horas arrodilla
da, rezando junto al cadaver, y
otras sentada en- un sill6n, en-
tregada, al parecer, a profun-
das reflexiones.
La mirada de sus CLOS, secos
brillantes tenia entOnces una
FLEA abrumadora.
Pas6 toda la nodhe en- vela.
No hablaba a nadie nj pare
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DEPORTES
DONOVAN SALIO PARA LA
HABANA

St. Petersburg, JUNO o.
EMBARGO para la Habana, don
de estudi. ra 10 que es ell juego
de Jai Alai, ell Sr. Walter Do
novan, miembro de la comisi6n
de carreteras del Estado.
Donovan concedera especial
atenci6n al sistema de apuestas
que en- los frontones de AHA sc
utilizan.
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JACK SHARKEY WOLVERA
AL ~CUADRILATERO

Des Moines, junio 22.-Jack
Buckley, Ell director de pugilis-
tas, manifesto aver que Jack
Sharkey, ell excampe6n, piensa
volver al cuadrilatero.
Decide a Sharkey ell aspirar
de nuevo, la victoria de Brad
dock sobre Ell hebreo Max Baer,
a quien arrebat6 la corona.
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indispensable apoyo mcnetario
Importantes entrevistas Sc
verificaran en- la semana pr6xi.
ma, creyendoSe que invertirar
Isu dinero en- la empresa como
cidas personalidades de la co.
|lonia latina.
Ell Jai Alai en- Tampa, contain
do con la cooperation de la CO
lonia latina y los turistas qut
vienen a estEaiudad y a St.
Petersburg, 10 pUede fracasar
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
v1C(RIA DE sTxTo EsCo-
BAR

New York; JUNO 22.-siNto
Escobar, ell nItable pdgil porto
rriqueno dell peso bantam, pu-
so aver a dormfT ZEN ell quinto a
salto a Johnny Sang, de Bos-
ton. La pelea sc efectu6 Ell Lu-
rGPark, de Boston. La pelsa
sc efectu6 en- Luna Park, Brook
lyn. Pesaba ell vencido 121R Ii.
bras y ell vencedor 1904.
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LfGA NACIONAL

Apalearon los Gisantes a los
Piratas, con Castleman de pit
cher, aumentando su ventaja a
712 desafios.
Ott pogo su 13o Quadrangle :
lar del ano.
Pittsburg 4c, 1AEh, De,
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VENDEDORES DE C
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages mem
suales. De So a So al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
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NADIA mas conmovedor que
Iesta eScena, en- SUI misma senci-
lleZ.
Las palabras de la nina, i'm
pregnadas de sincere pesar, pc
netraban haSta 10 mas intimo
del coraZ6n.
Aquel q adi6S!" tan sentido
y tan triste, llegaba al alma.
Hasta ell padre Cerrada sim
.tiose conmovido, Y reptile para
81:
|iOh !iEsta nina. esta nj
nal.
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New York, JUNO 22.-James
j. Braddock, ell plgil irlandes,
|nuevo campe6n del Mundo, fir
mo aver TN contrato con ell CT
nemat6grafo que espera lie pro-
duzca varios centenares de mi
les de pesos. Ell nueyo contrato
.pone q Braddock b3jo la direc-
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III

SacarOn ell feretro, salieron
tras 81 Candfdo y ell cura, y la
dOnceAa, en- c~rmplimiento de
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3raddock frfno I'm contrato con Ell cinematografo

ci6n del agente teatral William
Morris, que lie llevara a la Ra-
do, ell escenario y las peliculas
Calcula Morris que BGaddock ga
nara unos 500 900 pesos, Abri-
ga la intenci6n de presentarlo
en- los PARTICIPATES diarios del
pals,
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Chicago lie, 18Th, 2e.
Boston &c, III, lie.
Freddie Linstrom dispar6 Gin
co hits. Carleton DOMINO una
.vez mas a los Braves.
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Ell FiIadelfia hizo sahN Nd
box a Paul Dean I los Car. 1p
les fueron derrotados. SylsMITl
son dej6 en- seis hits a los los
dores contrarios.
st, Luis Sc, Oh, De. "
Filadelfia 81. Oh, lie. IS
Brennan don y RSdes"R
dejandolo sin caVrerasS ,solT
hits. Lopez fue una vekas base
y no pgdo "conectar'.
Cincinnati sc, 10h, De.
Brooklyn DC, IA, De.
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y en- J" -oir0cIdo eSta-
f3lpen tt rol Heintorio Perez
esQecialista, que habia ofre-
entrSgarle Al ccnerciante
frances jacques Rubino, de Bia
rrItz, una maIets contenien1o
500, 900 pesetas en- cambio por
SO 900. FL comerciariie denun-
clio a la policia la ventajosa O.
fert2 y Rubino fue atrapado.
Sc lie descubrieron document0s
relacionadcs con la preparation
de estafas y limos.
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American sob"
Story ANSWERED
CONTINUED from Page u

ing to vote for Fisher next fall"
I don't know who this Fisher is
but my old woman says he's dark
horse from up around Pearl street
who's going to run on the seventh
ticket. The woods is full Of guys
going to run for mayor and with
the lousy treatment that poor old
man got at the Lincoln House
may take q shot at It myself.
This union business has got to
stop. I belonged to q union my
self one time down in my home
town Bayou Babiche near New Or
leans. The Shrimp Peelers' local
1880 Of the International Shelfish
Operatives. And our charter was
lifted off us because we wouldn't
stand for shake from the bust
n $ agent of the Oyster Openers
who says we're doing their work.
So go after this Lincoln House and
you'll win out.
But there's one think I can't
dope out. And it's how old is this
little young girl whose old man Is
seventy-two years old. II he's that
old and she's that young, what's
he doing looking for a job? He
ought to be looking tor a medal.
And don't forget it was the city
hall that beat the birth control bill
at Hartford this spring. Then why
is 1t that this poor old man didn't
get to first base? It's fine that there
Is some one like the American to
show UP things like this Lincoln
House because there's something
rotten somewhere and where
there's smoke there's IRE.
IVOR MACINTOSH.
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Turnbull Dry Goods Co. which for
merly was located where the Miller
& Peck Co. is now situated. When
that business was closed, he en-
tered the employ of the C. A. Tenn
pleton Co., Inc, where he was To-
Gated for about IL years.
List of Stocks
The stocks listed in the estate
include the following:
Is shares American Tel. & Tel,
$1,905; 20 shares Anaconda Copper
Mining Co.. $500; i share Ameri-
can Founders Corp, SO cents; 500
shares Colt Firearm Mfg. Co.,
$1,000: 50 shares Citizens 6
Manufacturers National Bank, $4,-
900; 400 shares Farrell Foundry &
Machine Co. $1,000: 100 shares
General Electric Co., $500: z
shares Incorporated Investors.
$ll9: 10 shares International
Securities Corp. of America, $l.25;
20 shares Kennecott Copper Co.,
$3.50: 8 shares McKesson & Rob-
bins. Inc, pfd., slo5; 80 shares
McKesson & Robbins. Inc, CON-,
$50; Q shares National City Bank
Of New York, $42: 100 Reece But
tonhole Mfg. Co., s1,400; s shares
Scovill Mfg. Co.. sos; 8 shares
Texas Gulf sulphur Co.. s175; Sc
shares United Founders Corp, s2l.
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danger. The castaways were 352
Boy Scouts. on Treasure Island, a
camp site near Trenton, N. J., and
approximately SO boys and girls
north of Trenton.
River Subsiding
The Delaware river subsidized in
New Jersey and floods that drowned
two Persons and caused an esti-
mated 100000 damage in northern
New England were receding.
Hornell, N. Y, was thrown un-
der virtual martial law to pre-
vent an epidemic of disease.
Mayor Leon F. Wheatley ordered
police to arrest racketeers who at
tempted a corner" on drinking
water.
Authorities of Bath, N. Y, COM
batted a threat of food shortage
caused by panicky hoarders who
bought huge supplies of groceries
in anticipation of supply failures.
Threat of famine became real in
little Canisteo in Steuben county.
One truck pIoughed into the viii
lage through mud and water yes
terday with milk for rs infants
who had been without food for az
hours, but other failing supplies
could not Immediately be replen-
ished.
Disposal of the carcasses of an
estimated $4,000 head of drowned
cattle. swept into cities and water
reservoirs, engaged hundreds of
men.
Cornell Extends Time
Ithaca, N. Y, July 11-CUP)-
Cornell University extended today
the period for registration at its
summer sessions until Saturday be-
cause of delay in reaching this
city occasioned by floods.
The summer course, which draws
students from all parts of the Uni
ted States, opened Monday. The
university itself, and the campus
GROUNDS were untouched by the
flood waters and the universities
drill armory was thrown open to
shelter several hundred homeless.
The course will be held as usual,
and officials assured the parents
throughout the country that there
was no danger of epidemics.
10000 Were At Work
Washington, July 11-(UP)-
Approximately 10000 men have
been put to work by Harry Hop
kins, federal relief director, clear
ing away debris and repairing
damage caused by New York state
floods, it was reported to the
White House today.
1t was learned that Governor
Herbert H. Lehman of New York
has discussed the situation with
Admiral Cary T. Grayson, head of
the American Red Cross, which
has already begun rehabilitation
work. Lehman also laid before DR.
Thomas Parran, state commission
err of health, the telegram of Pres
ident Roosevelt offering the facili-
ties of the U. S. public health
service.
| A delegation of upstate New
York representatives today ad-
dressed letter to the president
asking him to invoke powers con-
ferred on him under the emergency
appropriation act in order to do
all that he could for the flood
sufferers.
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(COntlnueQ from rage III
aides to ex-Superintenden OF
Streets Kenendy, stated this morn.
ing when talked with that he knew
of no progressive party being
formed by the Kenendy supporters
In the primaries few years back.
Others who were prominent in the
primaries at that time Issued SINH
lar statements.
The Republicans story this
morning was to the effect that the
progressives were being lined UP
and that they would eventually,
without doubt, swing to the inde-
pendent democratic ticket being
formed by Attorney John r. Tobin.
James Hartley. Roger Conner. Pat
rick Moran, Eugene Sheehan and
others.
G. o. r. Split Assured
At the same time the formation
OF an independent republican party
is going forward. authentic reports
show. The group will be composed
of many leading republicans OF
the city opposed to the Pape-Pa-
lomba-W White regime now in exis-
tence. It was possible for time that
these republicans might have bolt
ed to the Independent democratic
ticket but after the leadership of
that group was learned it was de-
cided to form an independent re-
publican party.
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SWORN in TODAY
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Dodgcd Photographers.

Both Heating and Hendrick APP
peared at an executive meeting Of
the finance board after the oath
had been administered In the gov
ernor's office. They lodged photo.
graphers and reporters and forced
their way through a crowd into
the meeting room.
Former Attorney General Ernest
T.. Averiii, representing Hendrick,
was permitted to lay his case be-
fore the board. When he finished
speaking. Deputy Attorney General
Charles J. Mclaughlin moved the
opinion of his superior. upholding
the governors appointment. be
accepted, and Il was approved.
"ousseA" Said Attorney.
when the meeting was over,
Ayerill appeared IN the corridor
with Hendrick.
"wo've been ousted." he an.
nouRced, iscanicaiiy.
Averiil announced he would flght
the appointment Of Ksntlng on
srounds The soyefpoFs selection
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count of her old man getting the
slug plastered on him for working
during the strike back In 81. Is she
burned up about the Lincoln House
being a hang out for business
agents?
II bet," says my old woman,
that Mr.. Pape OF the American
would have paid up that poor old
mans card II he only knew about
1t on time. And who does this
Mayor Hayes think he is, knock
i--g off for lunch? Wait till he's
seventy-two years old with i've kids
and dead wife and nothing to sit
on but an old box in the city yards
and getting the buns rush down to
the end of the line by some min
ME Of the law. Why don't they
have rocking chairs down there
for the unemployed? Anyway for
ones that's over seventy and has
little children to support. I'm 60
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OMEN TO GET Z
LOBBY EVIDENCE

Washington, July 11.-(UP).-
Federal department Of justice agents
would be called to gather evidence
for the lobby investigation under
provisions of a $$50.000 inquiry
resolution before the senate today.
The famed &c" men, 1t was ex-
planned, would aid the committee
by nationwide investigation of
sources Of lobbying and alleged
coercion" and intimidation" II
called upon by the committee.
Sen. Hugo L. Black, democrat,
Alabama. author of the senate reso-
luton, said he would call It up for
action when the senate meets to-
day. Leaders believed 1t would be
speedily approved.