davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-05-17
CURB BONDS

DOMESTIC BONDS
Ala Power 5s 81 81 81 81
Ala Power 5s '56 ----- 96 96 SO
An 9 4 E IS soas - 1865. 1868. 0Ss. 1oS os ss s
Am P e. L 6s 2016 93ss 93ss 93ss
Am Rol Mill 5s '4s = 1929 1925 1929
Appalach E P 5s So 1864 1864 1864
Ark P g. L IS SO as's 9sas 9s,s
!: e lfs s. t;S Is 9s 3Ss 5Ss g. a.. g.. 5s'.
S: s s:5s + 6 's s. y H. }$$ Il
Beth Steel 6s 9S -- 1873 1913 1873
Caro- Pw g. 1t 5s SO 99la 09ia 99la
Cen Il S 4las 81 F 97i4 97l4 97A
Gent Gent sT E $ $ L L e So saSS'' q sss'.
eisss eisss sys sys IS IS ss ss ss1: s sSS. ss ss
Sis Sis / Is Is a. s.. s s.. s.. 81. s..
Ssa5s Ss%%Ss %s s s 81 Is 5$ g G. IS IS S.
comw ps s. y SIS IS IS 1851 es 1851 Ss 1881. 49,.
ST. S$s q. :: J: 4 T.. E.. f.. f.
Pst Pet Glt ;! GS S S - 3 iSs;s 1SS;s 1SS;s
Ems p0e e s5s 5ss sSas 1897. ss3. 1884, ssi
asSya asE,ai IS o 3 E51 So. So. ssss $50. sss
assnssaa 81 IS 1S5 1%5 i"G 1872 1"1 1872
Georsia eo " RSE I IS IS t3 A ssss,. sss. sss
Gr Grr No RE IS so stp 1o6ss 1oass 1865:
Iaaho wv C s. 81 1Ss 1Ss,. 1"s 1884, i"s 1884,,
HI Ii Pw Pw L S So 50 ss' ss' ssss',. a.
1ntere 11naneD pp p s 8 - 8 81 Alos 1851. 1os
4n!sFsss 44n!sFsss Py S s. s s.: S. IS. &
7owa-N Iowa. L& s. 81 A ro3l2 1o2la 1867
ioTs iiexs-f su5 hSs s. IS IS 81 1S$ 1884,. iS3 S
}eT PSL 81 1879 o4is 1872 54is 154i. 5qi.
"a ~ e S S = 3 1852 1852 1852 1857:
ksntuckyy knucky u s. IS 80 S / 80 sb s5a 81 ga 81
ten tengn TIt;1 > 6S 2O26 A 1U3la 103l7 1O3H
49, IGn O.il >5s 81 103a4 1929 1898.
inno iopos s McN = IS ~ 1o4ss I04ss 1O4ss
Metrop Eds As II E. lois. lois. lois.
MNidlan VRR IS '43 - s5l. s5lt s5I.
MMontpPa Mo- % 3 5!ss - o5aa4 o5at s5st
Menr Neo, = Pw y 4.as 81 A 10aa4 1898. 1oaa4
New New : GSE Gd&E Is IL seaa1s 6699h4 eoA
New G&E 5s so 50 6sI4 6S1.
Nex @ Or Fs .; - A ssssM ss1s sss ssfs ss3ss
r 1t 4l2s 81 - 1063s JOG 1868
I = q 41as SO 1O1 "a 1908 l0lla
MT NJ ~, t&f > as 50 - 931a 93l2 93i2
Shlo SEI PWr 5s 52 B - 105la 1852 1O5H
Pse Pssa 8 IS S g g A. 81: g: a55
Palmer c La IS '3S 101 10l 10I
PENN PENN 8 IS = Fl 4ra' - g" g sS g. 81" s3
Penn Q E 6s 80 A - 102H. 1O2A 103A
soT5lana sa5h e 5t;i { IS e 10 ia q ~ q u
uS NJ II g q S0 ds, 1ds. 1897 1ds 1857 1857
sSs s 5 : Z E; 5.s 50 4ax "a s.. g s.
ssSSss = % 81? D s.. So. sssn
81 s $255 55=: A. 1$5 g: l$S g" l$S
se9x a ~ So y s. 45 A 1sf~ 80 1S3 81 1917 g
ssttdd 6 6 es eS s. S5 g maeo cod e e e
std std g g ( ey =. es se ,35 mat 1ei,. IS, 16A
stand stsr1i.1 Pw L 1t 6s 81 33'a e 73H
Tenn y fpsw IS 81 ssssA ssss4 49,
{{,,a Hlen 4 G IS - cod st IS, IS 4S
Sa!s Sa!s !; fS S - 1S: IS: 1iS is. nS Is.
StsR ? : I s. sos5 A 49, 49, So as't. ss5. ss1..
%i:'y'n = sGso 1852. 1sS.: sS: 1ss..
WIS, d As 94l2 94i4 94A
York Rwy Co IS '37 s734 81 S73.
FOREIGN BONDS.
G.so Shils n B S '$i mat 11sa:: 51ss" 1Ss- IS
Mendoz 4l2s 81 st 96 a6 90
Nippon E P 6l7s '53 SO s6 s6
Ruhr G g gas '53 A - 231a 23la 23ls
ww-With warrants. xw-Without war
rants. New. st tstp)-Stamped
sNegotiability impaired by maturity,
Companies reported In receiyership.
Evening star., 1937-05-17

Dividend rates tn dollars based IN last
quarterly or semi-annual payment tan.
nual rate-not including extras tAc.
cumu!ated dividends. aPaid last year,
oeins in bankruptcy or In recsivership, q
being reorgantzed under the bankruptcy
act. or securities assumed BY such con.
Evening star., 1937-05-17
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK. May II R.-Revenus
freight cArloadings of railroads reporting
today for the week ended May IL included:
Previous Year
May Is. week. ago.
BALTIC. & Ohio 64.4sO b4.e64 1884
Rock Island-- 2z.666 24.O22 22.o1s
Evening star., 1937-05-17
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By private wire direct to the Star.

All time shown below IL daylight savins
on which the Exchange 10 now operating.
Evening star., 1937-05-17

TEX dividend.
tPlus extras.
e2To extra.
f-1l2ee extra.
h-75c extra.
''-.25c paid June 80. 1895; 45c paid
December 90 1885.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

res galas la gran sala de la Lo-
gia Caballeros Leales de Anne
n2a.
A las nueve de la noehe, DIES :
pues dApna vista al Centre O.
brero, ~ Marcelino Domingo
visitara la\asaSde los Leales.
Ali lie recibiran las hermanas
Nv hermanos, aplaudiendo en- 81
a la Espaha immortal, Ia de fl
bra negotiable y etarna.
La directiva de la Logia lie IA
preparado un recibimiento en-
ell que tomara parte tambien la
Secci6n Juvenil.
Los Caballeros Leales de Anne
lea hicieron acto de adhesion a
Ia Repdblica a los pocos dias de
laber sido agredida por la mi
'ticanalla y los fascistas extran
ieros.
AIgunos critisaron entonces
actitud, pero hoy todos la e.
Logan.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

) OrIeS no mi
fsls :: :
mos Id l'4o
ta~ Sde.-Marcsnno Domingo.
[nf9Sm6 la Comisi6R compues
ia pr Hip6lito de la Parte y
Xictoriano Manteiga, diciendo
ue habia separado babitacio :
Hes para los esposos Aomingo
.en ell hotel HillsborouM
La misma Comispn Rbtuvo
de la James F. Boyd, II, I'm
automovil DeSoto para e 10
usen los esposos Domingo Hen-
tras dure su estancis Ell TafKpa,
DIS guiara el popular 'Topete."
Jimeno Menendez Y Guaaa@
sindo del Vale, encargados de
escoger ell restaurant para ~
comida de esta noche, a las Z,
theron que habian escogido Las
Novedades porque actos ante :
yiores, celebrates por ell Conf
t6, Sc habian dado a los popula-
res restaurantes Columbia" Y
lei Boulevard" Eel Sr. Landei-
ra atendi6 muy cortesmeAte a
los comSionados. En- este res
Saurant todos los dependencies
contribuyen para Espana, soma
nalmente, 10 que no sucede con
otros. Sc aprob6 la selection he
cha y Sc flo la bora de las z,
en- punto, sin demora.
La fabrica de las maquinas
de coser Singer hizo una propo-
stein, que fue dejada sobre la
mesa.
Fue Zelda una carta del Cen
tro Asturiano concediendo e1
teatro para ell sabado, como Sc
lie pidiera. La conferencia empe
cara el sabado por la noche, a
las 1880, segdn acuerdo con ell
Sr. Albert Thorton, director del
Proyecto Teatral Federal.
,Desea Mr.. Thorton, y sera
complaeido, que ell teatro Sc en-.
tregue a la Compania no des :
pues de las II de la noche.
La Association Benefica Y Cul
tural del Centre Obrere lie man
do una carta al Comite anun :
ciendo que hablara en- su repre-.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

las viSitas q eSoS sanatorioS Sc
haran el sabado por la mahana.
Una comisi6g de enfermos
4el Centre Asturiano lie envia al
Comitc ia carta para el ST., Do
ningo, pidiendo,e una vista pa
ra ellos, va que no pueden saIir
Il estrecharle la mano.
Acompahara a la esposa del
Sr. Domingo, mientras drre 81
astancia EN- esta ciudad, un co,
mite que integran diez sehoras
= senoritas. Figuran Ell ell grupc
as preisdentas de las Seeciones
de Damas de las Sociedades.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
III Centre Obrero

TT CeHtFO OOt ITO
FL pueblo latino de Tampa y
Ia Cultural del Centre Obrero re
cibiran esta noche a Don Mar
celino Domingo, a las $50.
La primera vista ofieial del
ilustre republican, sera para la
Iasa del Pueblo,
ALI Sc pronunciaran discur-
,os en- su honor y 81 hablara de
Espana, de los milicianos Y de
a humanidad.
Ademas de ser un notable pc
riodista y escritor, ell Sr. Domin
30 es diputado a las Cortes de
a Rep1blica y fu6 Ministro de
Educaci6n y Agriculture.
Los derechistas lie calumnia-
ron en- todos los tonos, pero So
bre todas las bajezas brill6 81
bondad Y su honradez inmacu
lada.
Vaya temprano, 81 quiere sen
tarse. Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
LA GACETA

sentac6n, en- 81 recibimiento dc
TIA noche, Ell Sr. Pedro Rami.
rez Moya. Ash So acord6.
Sc acord6 paSar una invita-
ion al Sr. Gustavo Jimenez,
.6nsul INFERNO de Espana, para
Iue asista a los actss organiza-
dos por ell comite,
Tambien Sc acept6 la cordial
.nvitasias del Centre Espanol
! ell Gmit6 asistira en- pleno al
alm(Nrzo del domingo, acompa-
alfao al iAustre republican, y
81 esposa. a
Ell j0yen abogado Robert j
Duff, abogado del Comite, seSa
,nvitado para todos los actos Y
partscularmente pSra la comida
de esta noche Y la velada en- el
Centre Obrero.
Acord6 81 Comit6 que ell de-
mingo por la manana sean visi-
tadas las sociedades Circulo Gu
bano, Unione Italiana e Italia,
Ash Sc notificara a las respecti-
vas directivas de esas institu :
clones.
ST ell Sr. Domingo tuviera
tempo ell lunes, csc dia Sc visi-
taran los SanatorioS de las So
ciedades Centre Asturiano y
Centre Espanol. De no tenerlo,
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
La Campana Pohtica
mo Es VERDAD!

Con I'm verdadero conocimien
to del asunto referente a la BIZ
blioteca Jose Marti y la actua :
ci6n del Representante John Pa
checo, puedo hablar con la de-
bida autoridad por haber toma
do parte indirecta en- ell asunto.
Cuando ell companero Mario
Baez, despues de servT varios
amos sin retrssaci6n, Sc retro
del cargo de bibliotecario, la res
petable Association de Business
Women Sc hizo cargo de la BIZ
blioteca Pdblica Jose Martf, que
gracias a la mediacion Y ayuda
del Sr. John Pacheco, estaba
instalada Ell un local frente a
Las Novedades.
Las muchachas de la Asocia-
ci6n femenina no podian por sus
ocupaciones desempenar un car
go qeu requiere ciertos conoci-
mientos y mucha practica. Por
esos dias Sc promovi6 81 asunto
de instalar una sucursM de la
Biblioteca P1blica de Tampa en-
Ybor City.
lei Sr. Rail F. Roces, O.. E.
P.D.) fue 81 alma y Ell verdadero
espfritu de esa 6nstituci6n, au-
xiliado por ell mencionado Ma
rio Baez, eel Marinero' Alva :
rez, Josefina de la Grana, Car
melina Walls, Sra. Menendez y
otras personals de valia en- nues
tros circulos c%ulturales.
Rail F. Roces me comision6
para que hablase con ell Sr. Fe-
lipe F. Licata, miembro de la
Junta Consultora de la Bibliote-
ca Pdblica de Tampa, y fijase
fecha y bora para una entrevis-
ia relacionada con la installation
de una sucursal en- Ybor City
de la Biblioteca de Tampa.
Celebrada la entrevista, Y o.
tras mas despues, a las que asis-
tic ell Sr. Nick C. Nuccio, nom
brado por el Consistorio para ia
realization del proyeeto, result
to que Rail T. Roces insistia
que la sucursal de Ybor City He
vase ell nombre de Jose MART y
Sc pusiese un retrato del apps.
toll en- ell salon de lectura.
Ell Sr. Nick C. Nuccio, expli-
CO que la Biblioteca de Tampa
no Nevada Ell nombre del donan.
tie, nj tampoco la de West Tam
pa, Y por 10 tanto no yefa la ra-
z6n de que la de Ybor City lie
vase nombre alguno.
Felipe F. Licata, que actuaba
concienzudamente en- ell asunto
present6 una formula agrada
BILE al Sr. RaGl F. Roces y sus
asociados; pero por aquellos
dfas, Roces march6 para la Ha.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
NOTAS SOClALES

PeSadA
Damos nuestro mas sentldt
p6s5Yhe a la distingdida familia
GGastella por la perdida de Ia
Sra. Guastella, en- un saccidente
automovilista.
La respectable dana, muy qse
rida por todos los que la como
ian, falleci6 a la edad de IA
AMOS.
Aver per la tarde Sc verified
Ell entierro, que fue una sentfda
demonstration de duelo.
Descanse en- paz la buena Sc
nora y reciban sus familiares,
entire los Qe Sc cuentan nues :
tro querido amigo Vicente Guas
tella, presidents de la Unione
italiana, nuestro mas sincere
testimonio de pcsams.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

En- los Caballeros Leales ..........
Vestira esta noche sus mejo-
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
Et Gutom6ViI para
DON MnrceLin0

I'm autom6vil ha sido puesto
a disposition de Don Marcelino,
mientras dure su estancia en-
Tampa, por la James f. Boyd,
me-, que representa- a los auto
movies De Soto Y Plymouth.
I'm nuevo DeSoto, un coche
p~recioso, sera guiado por Ell po-
pillar vendedor E. NJ. Perez, CO.
nocido por Topete.
Agradecemos a esta corpora :
ci6n, del 1701 de la Gale Fran :
kiln, su cortesia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
Una function

Una function
Esta noche, en- ell teatro ST.
ella de West Tampa, sc efectua
ra la function anunciada por IA
Hermandad Wesley.
Tres obras seran representa-
das por 81 conjunto de modestos
artista de esa Hermandad.
Ell precio de entrada sc en- :
%cuentra al alcance de todos los
boisillos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
LA TAQUILLA EN- LA FTES-
IA DEL DOMINGO EN- FL
CENTRO ESPAEOL

Laetaluilla para la fiestaAde
domingo. segun nos comunica e,
atento Angel de la Riva, SER;
.oloead% EN- el sitio donde esta-
" la taquilla del teatro Royal,
'Aora eerOado.
Esto sera una verdadera CO.
.lodidad para Ell pablico.
Los erganizadores de la Fies-
Ia Veranisga no descansan Y su
6xito sara complete.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
LA OBRA DE LA
OLA DE TAMPA
La reunion del Comite
Popular Dem0crGtico

Popular Democrdtico
Para completar Ell programa
de recibimiento y actos en- ho-
nor de Don Marcelino Domingo,
Sc reuni6 anoche ell Comite Po-
pular DemocraAico, en- el Centre
Obrero.
Cerca de las 9 abri6 la session
Jose Martinez y Gumersindo
del Walls, que actuaba de secre-
tario, lego I'm telegrama del Sr.
Domingo, puesto aver en- New
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
IlAritdci61r

HAcitdci6R
Don Ramon Fernandez Rey,
ell querido amigo y p~residente
del Centre Espanol, nos manda
una caHnosa i~nvitaci6n para la
Fiesta benefica del domingo, Ell
ell Centre Espahol de West Tam
pa.
Sinceramente la agradecemos
porque expresa ell sentir de una
socieda1 con la cual simpatiza-
mos EN- esta casa.
FL Centre Espanol, ell ano pa
;ado, di6 TODD Ell producto de la
Fiesta Veraniega de septiembre
para la Cruz Roja Espanola.
Recientemente, hace pocas Sc
manas, la prestigiosa sooiedai
hizo un donativo de $650.00 pa
ra las ambulancias que Tampa
mandara a Espana.
TODD 10 que produzca la fies-
Ia del domingo Sc destinara a
reparaciones en- ell Sanatorio del
Baysohre Boulevard.
Ell exito esta asegurado y nos
place congratular al Centre an
t~icipadamente.
En- los Caballeros Leales .......,,
Evening star., 1937-01-31
HAIRDRESSERS' DANCE
TO HELP FLOOD DRIVE

Pre-Convention Events Proceeds
Will Be Turned Over to
Red Cross.
Flood relief funds will be further
increased by a pre-convention dance
Evening star., 1937-01-31

pie on q national basis-and that this
Is . continuing responsibility"
Old age and unemployment insur-
ance features Of the act were described
as "typically American" Bane pointed
out that Government provision for the
needy dates back to Colonial days.
Bane's address was delivered at .
luncheon at Wardman Park Hotel,
closing o two-day meeting Of the con.
ference.
Delegates urged further ratification
by States Of the child labor amend
ment. II also was recommended that
the conference call on the Children's
Bureau to see II, under present laws.
provisions can be made for the welfare
Of children In the families Of destitute
World War veterans in Puerto Rico.
In the event Of failure. 1t was moved
that the national conference be asked
to seek legislation to include Puerto
Rico under the provisions Of the So
cial security act.
The conference continued its dis
cussion Of q plan to enlist public and
private welfare agencies in . program
to combat Juvenile delinquency.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Marriage Licenses.

Rockey Madeoy. 25: 1857 New Hamp-
shire ave-: Rev. g. H. Metz.
George A. Frank. 22. and Goldie B. Yutz-
Ter: 22; both Of Baltimore: Rev. Law
Scss 81 q ssansss Dd DSssth{ .
waiter osto. s5. and Florence M. Mad
Igan; IS. wilkes-Barre. Pa: Rev. j. II.
william s.. Parran. 81. Prince Frederick.
Md. and Grace NJ. Stuart. 26. 5000 r
ST.: Rev. r NJ. Skinner.
John @. Lefko. 35. Navy Yard. and Mary
Kurtak; 35. 1913 Q st: Rev; Z; A; Du1.
T. Sosh 81 Rhods sns afsfs Island .Se rev.
Smallwood Williams.
Lyman A. Dodge: 81. Haddonfield. N: j..
N. j.: Rev. b. W. Safiord.
Emory L. Hood. 81. Brooklyn. Nd, and
Elizabeth e. Tuerke. FL. Baltimore: Rev.
'0ssPh xshs e.. e.
George NJ Monsar. AZ. Des Moines. Iowa.
iowa: Rev. G. NJ Cummings
Samuel Doak. jr.. 90 and Genev.eve NJ.
Linkenhoker. 10 both of Norristown.
Pa; Rev. F. W. johnson.
Walter r. Carter. "a. 1902 Vermont ave-.
Ssa ans Aljse E. MafTinS1y 39hnS0n &C. 14o7 10th ST.
Horace r. Pipia. as. and Anne scacco, 90.
both Of New York City: Rev. e. p.
Charlie T. snoddy. "a. and Hazel c. Dun
avant. % both of Richmond: Rev. r.
L. McGousan.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Deaths Reported.

Caroline G. Walker. 7S. 1919 Wis. ave.
Alice M T. Houck. rs, 3707 10Th 81
Margaret A: Healy. 73. 12 Charming st. a. o.
Jerome c. Elliott SO. EMERGENCY Hosnitai
Charlotte L. Wight. 66 2715 18th st.
Gs1rge " Fuller 81: Casualty Hospital.
William ". .wilker. 50. 7s4 10th st.
william InsI1., 4, Van sickler. 81. Home for the
Charles 3 iowrey, 55. 81 Tea st. ne.
Aged and Infirm.
Andrew c. Lohnert. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Lawrence F. Phillips. ~. in front 1906
!snk osn RHoWn HsRSn se ts caas.Ws ifhs Hssps. Il
Reno Torboli 90. rear $40 2nd st.
Infant Charles A. Bowley. Gallinger Hos
Infant Cecilia A. Avery. Garfield Hospital.
Thomas II. Carter. so. 2649 18th st.
Jamie Gray. rs, 933 Golden st. sw.
Fannie Colbert. 73. Gallinger Hospital.
Francis Butler. 70. 1928 Howard I'd. So
Leah J, Berkley. 6s. 1904 Park road.
kessft Mtess Il ith 81 si o:tnseG asIs Al.
Alberta. Swackman, So. Carsons Private
Lima Coleman. So. Gallinger Hospital. -. .
Richard Campbell. SO. Gallinger Hospita1.
Annie MCGOWAN. 40, Garfield Hospital
9ass James e!Esas anso 81 g. orlsssF fsnS Hos0 e.
boaosh5 BsoWn iHRossap.
Frances Richardson. co.. Gallinger Hospital
Infant Jacaueline B. Cummings. 616 d.
vision ave. ne.
Infant, Blanche Greenwel 0allineer Hos
pital
Evening star., 1937-01-31
SECURITY ACT FATE
HELDUP T0STATES
Bane Urges Competent Ad.
miniStration Be Oh.
taineq.

Holding the individual States re-
sponsible for future success or failure
Of the social security act, Frank Bape.
executive director Of the Social Sc
curity Board, yesterday urged dele
gates to the Child Welfare Conference
for Area B Of the American Legion
and its allied organizations to work
in the interest Of competent personnel
In State administrative agencies.
Bans predicted that security legis-
lation probably would be the most
amended act passed in years." but
praised the constructive idea behind
the law.
TT u important" he said, "that
the Government realizes 1t has . re-
sponsibility for the welfare Of its peo-
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Births Reported.

Carl and Gladys Arserie. boy.
James and Lucille Talbot, boy.
9Saack and Fannie Waxler, boy,
Dallas and Nora Pearson. boy.
Ihomas and Dorothy Collins, boy.
Harry and Marjorie Reed. boy.
Emu ana Cara Paschal girl.
Stls and Connie Young girl.
Edw. and Ruth Weitsmar, girl.
Joseph and Frances LoSkarn. rirI.
Estanislao and Katherine Madarane siyl
George and Mary Sartoris. boy,
.Mn,lLiam and Lorraine McDufie. boy.
Wlnthrop and Myrtle Stanford boy.
kSo6ert and Julia Yeabower, boy.
Nelson and Virginia Helsel, boy.
norman and Ellen King girl.
FRANK and Bertha Curtis. girl
John and Rose Dean. girl
pouglas and Marg Swetnah, girl.
Eaymond and Helen Chittum. riri.
Grover and Lottie Strouss. girl.
LOUIS and Rachel Charles. boy.
sJonn ana Rosemary Fugitt. boy,
Milliam and Anna Shea. boy.
aarry and Ada Berg. boy
Eau! and Gertrude Elliott, girl.
Walter and Mary Hauspurg girl.
Gndley and Ruth Raiford. girl.
Gustav and Gladys Askin, girl.
ETancis and Rosa Sheaffer. girl,
Dave and Thelma Estill. girl
James and Marian Lawson boy.
John and Henrietta Russell, girl.
Edw. and Daisy Thompson. Tiri.
'Wulfam and Eleanor Davis. girl.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
MAYFAIR REM0DELING
CONTRACT Is AWARDED
Apartment House to Be Prepared
for Occupancy by Army
Headquarters Company.

To prepare the Mayfair Apartments.
2115 @ street, for occupancy by the
headquarters Company Of the Army,
Low located IN . temporary building
1t Eighteenth and o streets, the Treas
ury Department yesterday let . con.
tract to Harwood. .Nebel Construction
Co. Of this city to remodel the apart
ment. at . cost Of 45s. 1000.
The contract calls for the work to
be done in IS days. The Headquarters
Company Is housed In an old tempo
rary wooden wartime building which
long has been scheduled for demoli-
ton.
The Mayfair Apartments are to be
the temporary home Of the Head
quarters Company, % the apartment
building = in the general area as
signed to the proposed new War De-
partment Building which President
Roosevelt has asked Congress to au-
thorise this session. Eventual plans
call for construction Of . permanent
home for the Headquarters Company
Evening star., 1937-01-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Meeting, Department Of the Po-
tomac. q. A. r., Raleigh Hotel, 6 pm.
Meetin, Town Hall; speakers, Nor
man Thomas and Neil Carothers,
Shoreham Hotel, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, University Of Washing
ton Alumni. Madrillon Restaurant.
1890 pm.
Luncheon, Graphic Arts ASsocia-
ton, Raleigh Hotel, 1880 pm.
Meeting, District Optometric So
ciety, La Fayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Beta Chi Sorority, Raleigh
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. Stephen p. McGroarty
Post, No. ~, American Legion, Raleigh
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, District Retail Druggists,
Raleigh Hotel, 9 pm.
Meeting, Current Events Club,
Massachusetts, Society, Roosevelt High
School, BIS pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Power Production Up.

The Federal Power Commission said
yesterday that production of electricity
Tor public use in 1886 was IA per cent
over the previous year.
The 113,437,o0 kilowatt hours
produced last year by both privately
and publicly owned plants set a new
au-time high.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

between Z and r and Twenty.fourth
and Twenty-fifth streets. No appro-
priation. however, has been made
available for this new building.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

at the Willard Hotel tonight by the
National Hairdressers and Cosmetolo-
gists' Association. The entire proceeds
will be turned over to the Red Cross.
The annual convention and style
show of the association will be held
at the Willard tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Children's Caution Rewarded.
PITTS BURGH Policeman
james L. Shaw distributed movie
theater tickets to 100 school children
who he found obeyed his trafic Sig
mails.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Long and Short Of Texas.

The long and short Of Texas State
government are Auditor Tom King.
8 feet 8 inches, and Treasurer Charley
LockhaYt, IS inches.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Peru plans a three-year road build
ing and irrigation program.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-29

Stadium on Monday at $3.50 p. m.
Demonstration Of many of the
activities that constitute the cur
riculm Of health and physical
education will be given.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-29
SOCIETY MARKS
So YEARS

The fiftieth anniversary of the
founding of the Christ Child So
ciety, observed last night at the
Raleigh Hotel, was marked by the
address of the Rt. Rev. Patrick j.
Mccormack, assistant rector of
Catholic University, who, after
lauding the work done by the So
ciety, said:
eve Catholics fail to realize
how we'll equipped we are to
build character"
The society was founded half a
century ago by Miss Mary V. Mer-
rick, an invalid, who made chill
dren's garments for unfortunate
Washington families. Today the
society is active in SO cities
throughout the country, and in
and near Washington, has settle
ment house, a large gymnasium,
a freSh-air camp, a convalescent
home, a 20-acre farm and other
charitable units.
A message from Miss Merrick,
who still is president, was read.
Other officials of the organiza-
ton are Mrs. Arthur Mullen, Mrs.
D. C. Stapleton and Mrs. James
Emery, vice presidents; Mrs.
Charles P. Neill, corresponding
secretary; Miss Borredell Cover,
recording secretary; Mrs. Robert
Cahil, assistant secretary, and
Mrs. Charles Semmes, treasurer,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-29
FARM VALUES
GAIN SHOWN
IN REPORT

AuhoEhtsbAOHAkAA GNp"S oOh NASS
Farm lands of New England, the
South Atlantic States and the
States of New Jersey, Tennessee
Alabama, Louisiana and California
have advanced in value since the
depression to more than the pre-
war level.
The Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics revealed today values OF
all farm real estate have advanced
IL points since 1888, but are still
only IS per cent of the value OF
the 1924 worth.
In the severe drought belt Of
the Western plains values are far
below normal.
In Verm on t, Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Florida and california
farm land values remained above
the pre-war level even during 1882
and 1898. In Montana values
dropped to 48 per cent of the pre-
war level in 1888 and have recov-
cred to only 81 per cent of the pre-
war value since.
Using 100 per cent as the pre-
war valuation, the bureau gave the
following ratio of prices for 1888,
when farm prices dropped to 70
per cent of the pre-war price, and
for March !, 1887: