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The Washington herald., 1921-12-21
PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.--Cattle--Prime
steers, ss25as.50; good to choice,
heavy steers, s7..5as.50: plain to
good steers. $5.00a7.35: yearlinas
fair TO choice, ss.50a11.0o; feeding
steers. s4.75a6.o0; heifers. $1,000
500: heavy calves, $3.00a6.00: good
to choice calves. s7.50aS.75.
HogsLChoice light butchers. $685.
also: mediumweight butchers.
$650a675: heavy butchers. &6.15a
CSC: fair to fancy light. S6.50a7.10;
heavy packing. s5.s0a6.25: rough
packing, S5.ooa5.60; pigs. $6.00a715.
Sheen Good to choice lambs.
SO. 0oa10 so: feeding lambs. sS.0Qa
AS: .cull lambs. sI.00aS.75; year
rngs. $7.00a9.00: wethcrs, $4,000
6.25; ewes. So COATES.
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. Ca further
decline is reported in London tin
prices. spot being ] nonnd lower at
III pounds los. and future l pound
IS lower at l73 pounds SIS: sa'es $50
tons and 500 tons. Standard copper
Is IS Sd lower at &C pounds I2s Cd
for spot, and GO pounds 12s Cd for
futures: sales 100 tons and 500 tons.
Electrolytic is unchanged at a
pounds los. Spot lead is unchanged
at IS pounds los Spelter Is Is Ga
lower at 81 pounds los. Yesterdays
quotation of 81 pounds Is Sd was err
roneous. 1t should have been "a
pounds lbs Sd.
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PRODUCE.

sEggs-Strictiy fresh. SAC; average
receipts, 53c; Southern, SIC
Live OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ib. l6c;
turkeys. 10, t7a4sc chickens
spring. ID, 23c; hens, Id, 2zc'
keats, young. 60aToc: dressed fowls.
csc: fresh killed chickens, ID, 27a2sc;
turkeys. Id, soa55c: keats, young,
each. soa75c: guinea hens, Soc.
I.ivestock-Caives, lib, lie; lambs,
choice, sac; hogs, &c.
Game-Rabbits, No. l. per doz-,
3. SCAT so: No. .. Si-soae.oo.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
tCsmpiIed by the L. $. bureau Of
Markets and Crop Estimates.
sale. from Wholesalers direct to re-
taiIcrs.
Appies-Barrcls. Vlrginias, York
Imperials o. /. hest. SIS. 00aS.50. Nova
color. s7.50as.00. New Works. Bald
wins A 2Ik inches. sS.e0as so. Nova
Scotias. Tompklns Kings No. l..
Mostly $3.50. No. ., $500. Boxes.
medium To large sizes. s4.00a4.50;
Spitzenburcs. extra fancy. large
sizes. $3.50: G grade. small yes.
9--DVs stay w tANa a
ancy. very large sizes. $3.50; Wag-
eners combination, extra fancy and
fancy medium sizes. s2.50a3 90.
Oregous. Newtown Pippins. fancy,
medium to large sizes. s2:50a3.00;
Stayman Winesaps, medium sizes.
s3.25a3.5O: fancy. small sizes, s2.75
AZ 90. Bushel- baskets, too few sales
20 estabfish r11rket.
h..l
VT. Danish type, mostly around
800.
Onions-Ohios and Indianas 100
h. sacks. yellow varieties. No. l, $3.50
500.
White Potatoes-New Works and
pennsylvanias. 150-lb. sacks, round
VIII ties No. I, $3.50 sack. Names.
I5G-lb. sacks, Irish Cobblers No. 1,
best $3.50; much hollow heart. ordi,
nary condition. mostly around $3.50
per sack. Michi:rans, 15O-lb sacks
Round Whites. L. S. grade No. /.
$3.50 per sack. New Jerseys. I5O-Ib.
sacks, Giants, No. /. S3.00as.25 per
sack.
- Sweet Potatoes - North Carolinas.
cloth top. stave and slat barrels. vel
low varieties, No. /. best mostly
around S3.25; very few sales. $3.50;
poorer. 50, co.
Lettuce-California crates, lee
herGs, all sizes. 50 50af.50. Floridas.
! y -bushel hampers. head lettuce.
5aorly graded. s1.25a2.5O
Celery-Ncw Yorks, punches, all
sizes, 50cas1.O0. CALIFORNIA;. crates
all sizes, lunches. s5.5OaG.j0.
Oranges-Floridas. pineapples, all
sizes. s4.0Oa475.
Caulifiower-Californias, crates
all sizes. s25Oa2.75.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, boxes, all
sizes. s4.2Ja4.5O.
anberries-Barrels, s25.
Peppers--FloridIs crates. green,
S5.OOa6.0O.
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OIL CONSUMPTION
HIGHEST FOR YEAR
DURING OCTOBER
Averages 1,349,0O0. Bdr-
rels Daily, Against
1,31S,000 in June.
DECLINE IN STOCKS
Refined Products Down to
69,242,000 Barrels
On Hand.

Consumption OF refined oil prod :
nets in October averaged i,349,000
farrels daily. an increase OF $1,000
Ilrrels over September and OF 81 600
I.arrels over June, the previous best
month Of the year.
October was marked by a general
increase in consumption, while Sep
TENDER was exceptionally good only
In gasoline consumption. This year
has been unusual in that consump-
ton has been larger in the fall
than in midsummer. the usual pc
Rod OF heaviest consumption. In
provement in oil demand was re-
fiected in a general increase in
crude and refined oil prices. begin
ming in the latter part of Septem-
Der and continuing through Octo-
Der. Advances in crude amounted
to nearly 100 per cent over the low
OF the year.
Refined stocks Decrease.
Stocks of refined oil products de-
creased in October to 6s.zi2,000 bar
rels. compared with 72,S32,000 bar
rels in September, and a record of
S2,O9s,00 barrels in June, a total
decline since June of 10 per cent.
Exports of refined oil products in
October averaged 10000 barrels
daily. a gain of 1900 barrels over
September. October shipments were
the largest since February, when
they averaged 49,, 900 barrels a day.
January was the best month of the
year, exports averaging $4,000 bar
rels daily.
The end of October found crude oil
stocks at 19064 900 barrels. an in
crease Of 43l 900 barrels over Sep
tcmber. The increase was made
smaller by the fact that domestic
production averaged only 1,l5O,00t
barrels daily, a loss Of $1,000 from
September and of 2O6,0O0 barrels
compared with May. the highest
month. The California oil strike
now settled, was responsible fol-
most Of the loss
Mexican Imports Gain.
In October stocks of crude hello
by pipe lines and producers de-
Clined 1.0l1 900 barrels. Stocks al
rcfneries increased $4,000 barrels
while stocks OF Mexican crude held
nv importers increased 2,029,O0(
barrels. Imports of Mexican crude
averaged $4,000 barrels daily. g
gain of $1,000 barrels over Sep
TENDER.
Domestic consumption of crude
averaged l .4S5. 900 barrels daily. the
largest since April. This figure in
Guides consumption in rehneries,
crude oil burned as fuel, and al
other crude not added to stocks.
Present stocks of crude, 9O,649,'
O00 barrels. represent approximate.
" four months supply at the Oc'
tober rate OF consumption. Refined
oil stocks on October 81 of So
$4,000 barrels, are less than TWO
months supply.
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Army, Navy and Marine Orders

Twenty-gecon Squadron lObDerva-
tion) Air Service.
Medical Csrps.
Mai. James s. Simmons will pro-
coed to Denver. Col. and report In
person to the commanding officer
Fitzsimmons General Hospital for
duty. Capt John NJ. Stanley. TO
Brooklyn. N. Y. and report in per-
son to the superintendent Army
Transport Service for duty as
transport surgeon.
Coast Artillery.
First Lieut.. John H. Fonvielle. to
Fort Monroe. Va, and report In
person to Brig. Gen. Frank l.. Winn
for duty as aide -de-camp on his
staff.
yetinerary Corps.
First Lieut.. william r. Wolfe, to
San Francisco, Cal. and report in
person to the commanding general
Ninth Corps Area for temporary
duty pending departure OF trans
port for Honolulu. Hawaii. to sail
on or about February ~. 1922.
NAVAL ORDERS.
. ComdE VIM. H. Lee. to command
u. S. S~Dent.
Comdr. VIM. r. Newton, to duty
Naval Observatory. Washington.
D. c.
Comdr. Chas. II. Shaw, to COM
mand U. s. s. Graham, add duty
command Division 20, Des Squad.
Atlantic fieet-
Lieut.. Comdr Paul Hendren. to
Bureau Nav, Navy Department
Lieut.. Comdr. Mark L. Hersey. TO
Nav. Prov. Ground, Indian Head,
Md.
Lieut.. David Mel. Collins. to Nav.
Operations, Navy Department.
Lieut.. VIM. C. Gray, to U. 8. s.
Denebola.
Lieut.. Mays L. Lewis. to U. S. s.
Maury.
Lieut.. Isaac Schlossbach, to Nav.
Air Station. Pensacola. Fla
Lieut.. Allan f. Smith, Off in Cha.
Nav. Rec. Sta. Newark. n. J.
Lieut.. q. gD VIM. J. Strachan. to
U. S. s. Wyoming.
Ems. Emmett C.. Thurman, 10 Nav.
Air Sta. Hampton Roads.
Lieut.. Jas. p. Bowles. NJ. c.. to
Nav Train. sta. Newport. add duty
attendance off. and enlisted men re-
siding Newport.
Lieut.. Carl A. Broadhus, NJ. c..
to Nav. Hosp. Washington. D. c.
Lieut.. Daniel P. Plat. NJ. c., to
Nav. Hosp. Charleston, S. c.
Lieut.. Frank w. Quin. NJ. c., to
Mar. Exped Force, Haiti.
Lieut. Jas. n. Rives. NJ. c.. to Nav.
Hosp. Norfolk. Va.
Lieut.. d. ED Frank T. Barker, n.
c., to Des Squads. Att. Fit.
Lieut.. q. g) Duncan d. Bullock.
NJ. C., to Nav. Hosp. Paris Island,
S. c.
Lieut.. d. g. Camille F. Flotte. NJ.
c.. to RS. Philadelphia, Pa.
Lieut.. John F. Bibb. s. c.. to S. o.
L. s. S. Prairie.
Lieut.. Richard D. Micou. S. c., to
wait orders at Washington, D. c.
Lieut.. q. g) Alexander Riggin,
S. G, to s. o. U. s. S. Capella.
Ems. Chas. J. Lanier. S. C.. to r.
B. Hamp. Rds.. conn. settlement
accounts
Lieut.. Chas y. Liqued c. c.. TO
Blu. Aeronautics. Navy Dept.
Lieut.. Edward A. Duff. c. H. c.,
to duty navy yard. Philadelphia. Pa
Lieut.. ]. Walker Eaton, CT. 6, to
C. T. o. L. 6. S. Ksweah and on I'D
when commissioned.
Ems. Walter T. Crook, CT. 3. to
c. T. o. U. s. s. Laramie and on BID
when comm.
Ensign George J. Nelson. CT. g.
to C. Z. o. L. 6. S. Laramie and on
BID when comm.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2O-Butter-
Fancy creamery. 46a47c: choice
creamery, 44a45c; good creamery.
t@a43c; prints. 47a49c; blocks. asa
sc; nearby creamery. 40a43c: ladIe.
jOa32c; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. 2Sa30c; Ohio rolls, 2SasOc:
West Virginia rclls, 2Sa3Oc: store
packed, 26a27c; Maryland. Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints. 2Sa
soc. Process butter, 35S36C.
EGEs-The following prices are
for strictly wholesale lots: jobbina
lots are higher:Maryland and Penn
sylvania and nearby flrsts. SEC:
western high grade. SEE: Western
average receipts. Sic: West Vir-
Ginia, sic: Southern. soc.
Live POultry-Chickens. old hens
AZ lbs end over. per III. 21a22c: me-
dunn. 3 to a lbs. per III. l9a2Oc.
smaller. per In. 16a1Sc: white Leg
horns. per IN. 16alSc: old ROSTERS.
13a14c; springers, large. per Id. 81
acc; small to medium. 2la22c:
white Lcghorns. per III. 19a2Oc;
rough. poor and thin. 16a1Sc; ducks.
young Pekins. 81, lbs and over per
IN. 25a26c: puddle. per III. 24a25c:
Muscovy. e1ao"c: smaller and poor
per III. 800. Geese. nearby. per ID,
2fa25c: Western. per Id. 23a24c;
Kent Island. per ID. 27a2Sc: pigeons
young, per pair. 2Oa2Gc; old. per
pair. cGa96c; guinea fowl, young
~ lbs and over. each. soc: smaller.
each, sec: old. each. csc: turk cys
choice hens, per III. zoe; Young gob-
blers. per pound, soc; old toms. per
lb. tJc; poor and crooked breast
per ID. acc.
Game-Eabbits, choice Maryl7 nd
and nearby. ner doz. s2.00a2.50: IA
to good, s2.N0a2J0: Southern and
western. choice. sG.OOa2 20; fair 70
good. 200a25O.
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MORECONTRACTION'
in CURB TRADING.
Speculative Activities Suffer,
Business Showing a Marked
Falling Off.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-There was
a further contraction of speculative
activities in the New York curb
exchange. business generally show
ing a marked falling off in volume.
and price movements IN most issues
were confined to a narrow range.
The tobacco stocks continued in
good demand in trading of those
issues, rejecting steady accumula-
ton for some special purpose. Brit
ish American Tobacco was one OF
the strong features. selling again
at 12s. and Philip Morris was trad
ed in at ca to 6la. The coal stocks
as a group were fairly active and
strong. Burns Brothers making a
gain of about I point, with trading
st S3E to 3G7. and Farrell Coal
ranged from 30 to 20i5. Glen Alden
Coal moved IN over l point. to
above a. There was small
amount of bus ness in Southern
Coal and Iron at 17sa2.
Motor stocks also showed a fairly
strong tone, Durant Motors open
ing with a gain Of y. at &c. and
the Indiana stock was traded in at
12Is and 12ai. \ sale OF STANDARD
Motor was made at 3si. Goodyear
Tire was steady, - Hing IT l.. AjIy
Rubber rights. which sold yes;er-
DAY as high as 2L were traded IN
today at ISi TO 1as. The candy
stos Ks held firm. Sweets Companv
selling AT "a AMI United Retail
at 5E to 5S A moderate amount
OF business was transacted in Ma
tionaI Leather StaElpcd at 2st. Hey
den Chemical was firm. ranging
from ] to Il
Petroleum stocks were in fair de
mand. with trading at close to pre-
viously established prices. llTpe-
rial Oil Of Canada moved up frcm
Ill to II2. hut STANDARD Oil of IN
diana showed reactionary tent
ency and ranged from 30 to 70.
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PITT3BURGH LIVESTOCK

PTTTSRURGH. Pa. Dec. 2o.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, fair; market. slow:
choice beeves s760ss.OO: good. $40
also: fair. s7.25a7.20; veal calves.
sf15Oa12.Co
sheep AMI i-anrbs-Reeeipts, light
market, fair to good. p-ire wethers,
s4.75a5.0O: rood. s4.00a4.50: fair.
7ri~ed. sS.00ass.75; lambs 1o.Cca
1850.
Hogs--Reee ipts. 90 double decks'
market. slow: prime heavy. s7.0ea
7.25: medium. s7.6na775, heavy
workers. s7.s0as7,75: light workers..
s7.75as.e0: pigs. ss.o0aS25; rough.
s5.50a6.0e: stays. s3.00a3.5e.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec Colour
Dull and UNCHANGED.
POrk-Quiet; mess, s24a25.
Lard-Middlewei spot. 80 40 y
945.
S;uCar-Dull; gr2nulated. SIS 10.
Coffee-RiC. No. = SCOT. 9Ha93s C:
No. Santos. 12i4a13
Tallow-Steady: special. &c; city.
SC
H"v-Ouict: No. !. 1t0'145: No
;. llia1G5: clovers Halls.
DrC"S"d Poultry ur,- eye. ir+ ECU
lar. 35l's G; chickens, roa45c: fowls
l1a?4c; ducks. 2Sa35c.
Live Poult,N -|'>csdv: geese, s3a
Sc; ducks 2sa30c: fowls. o1a2Sc:
turkeys. 45a30c: roc s. ers. 15a-c.
chickens. 23s &c: a6a3Cc
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BUFFtLO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. y y. Doc. 90
Receipts. $50; market. dun;
'"Ine steers, s7.753Sjc; shipping
steers, S.O0aS.00: cows. SO G0a5.i5.
Calves - Receipts. 35o: market
slow. Csc lower; culls to choice.
81 ooa12.75.
Shcco and Market SLOW 4:
"hoicc lambs. 25c higher: culls t.
Ialr. Slo.00al O.7J; Ycarl!n-s. S6.G9a
SIS: sheep, sL0Oa9.59; culls to fair
50 0Oag00
Hogs - Rece'pts. 200; market
slow. light, '25a50c lower: Workers
s7.50aT.75: pigs. s7.75aS.O0; mixed,
S'.0Oa7.25; heavy, s6.75a7.00: roughs
$5.O0a5.2j; stays. s4.0oa4.5O.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
Furnished. -
Unfurnished-

TIE NORTHUMBERLAND. y. ". Az. s.a
St nv.-Fireproof construction; a fev
desirable apartments remain for ssis on 80
cooperative plan. Which e1ahies you ~ purl
chase ara Immediately Occupy your o-1
home; monthly payments less thar p-rs.r
rental: two to seven rooms and h IN. IA \
and night telephone and eievataF ..rrtr.
for inspection Apply 20 mAnaEer on r-eru
ises. UNION REALTY CORPoRATT0Nl
1910 st nv; Main s<1b. Sss
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Female.

GIRL to travel; ehaperon. SIS wk and eH-
nenses
GOvERNESS for children wanted
oyERSEER fer kitchen: board and salary.
SAT.ESLAD!ES: exp: for dept stores.
STENOGRAPIlERS. exp: excellent salary.
STENoG: oSn.: 500 20 week
STENOGRApIIER. beginner: SiS wk.
STEN0G.. bookkeeper: exp: $500 wk.
TYPIST; exp. temporary: 5000 wk.
TYPIST-Pnsition open daily.
YOUNG woman: outside work: 800 month.
Various other positions open daily.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS BUR. 40 18th.
600
wANTED-A WOMAN FoR GENERAL
Homework. Three in family. slT 10Th
st ne. GIL
HOUSEKEErER: SMALL FAMILY. SAL
airy. room and boa d. NATL PERSONNEL
BUR-, 3o5 Bond Bldg, 18th. v. Y. Ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NURSE TO
enroll In cur nurses registry; we have
many calls. WASHINGTON BUSINESS
RI'REAU, 40 18th St 242
CLERK CONFECTIONERY STORE: EN-
perienced preferred: 500 per wk. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. sos Bond B'ds.. 14th
and y. Y. ave. 5l9.
sTENoGRAPHER-FIR CLASS: PATENT
PERSONNEL. BUREAU. 305 Bond bldg,
l4th & n. Y. ave. 49t
sTENOGRAPHER. FIRST CLASS; PrBLIC
stenogranhic work: sos wk. mp. NATL
PERSONNEL Bureau, 3oJ Bond Bldg. 18th
and y. V ave- $40
MILLINERY SALESLADY. MIST BE EX-
perienced: salary and commission. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. 305 Bond Bldg. 14th
and n. Y. ave. $40
Young LADY. GENERAL OFFICE WORK:
no tipping: small salary. NATL PER-
SONNET BUREAU. 30J Bond Bldg, 18th and
n. Y. ave. SO
YOUNG LADY WITH SALES EXPERIENCE
Toilet preparations; large drug store;
good salary. NATL PERSONNEL BU-
REAU. 3o5 Bond Bldg, 18th & y. Y. ave.
<9s
HoUsEKEEPER-REFINr GOOD SAL
ary. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL ""'
REAU. 75+-a5 Munsey Bldg eos
GIRiS-Two EXPERIENCED WIRE
stitchers for bookbindery. EDWARD v.
GRUyER CO., 1911 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
SIS
pIcTAPHoNE OPERATOR: MUST BE lsT
class. Good salary. NATL PERSONNEL
EUR, sos Bond Bldg. 18th. & n. Y. Ave.
TYPIsT; TEMPORARY; MAY BE PERNA-
nept. $3.50 per week to start. NATL
PERSONNEL BUR, sos Bond Bldg. 14th
4 n. Y. Ave. cal
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK ROOM FOR AUTOMOBILE INSuI
ance agent IN modern Office some h,iS
mes goes with a.. rs Bond Building. Ift
and y Y. ave.
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Poultry, Pets. etc.

CANARIES-TMPoRrE GUARANTEE
singers. and Hendryr cage. from s.. no
$1,000 AZ AFTERNOONS. sSs Indiana AZ
open evenines eaa
FoR CHRisTMAS PRBsENrs-UsT n
ceiyed singing canaries. s. M. parrot
dors. cats. monkeys. folinsh. aquarium
leeches. And We DO tarilermy IN all 4
branches. sCHMIDss PETl EMPORIUM Il
isth 81 nv. Fpnklin 81 t<s|
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CHAUFFEUR; private; young man; good
salary.
DRIVER for truck: hotel work
DRUG CLERK, IT.. exp. required.
FARM man with family wanted.
HIGH Clars man for special work
MEN, several: $4,000 mo. & com.
REAL Estate salesman: $3.50. mo-: drawing
SALESMAN for awnings: on wk salary.
Various other Positions open daily.
WASH BUSINESS BUREAU. 40 18Th. ST.
bIs
EXPERIENCED MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
Of Office on commission: man with good
lions preferred; hours 8 .. m. to ) n. m. Ap-
ply Room 72s. Bond Building. l4th and
y. Y. ave. NV. Pill a. m. GEO
YOUNG CoLoRED MEN. s. to SO per dsy.
See Mr.. BELL. 4l3 LIST st Sc. after 7:3o
n M $50
MANUFACTURED WANTS DISTRICT REP
resentative: real business proposition.
Room AZ. Century Bldg. opposite courthouse.
$50
Statesmen WHOLESALE PAPER co. Cali
between a; m. snd p. m. 1909 7th.
st NV. Phone n Sass $40
EARN A WEEKLY SALARY ADDRESSING
envelopes at home in spare time; either
sex young or old. Full particulars, ten
cents Ccoinl. FoLEY's SUPPLY HOUSE.
1902 Charlotte ave. Youngstown. Ohio.
5l7
EXPERIENCED MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
OF office on commission; hours s a. m. TO
: p. N. Apply Room rs. Bond Building.
l4th and " Y ave NV $40
SAIESMAN-One experienced in produce
preferred. So per week TO start. NATL
PERSONNEL BUR. sos Bond Bldg, 18th
Y. ave. $40
DIcTAPHoNE oPERAroR-MUsT BE
first class. Good salary. NATL PERSON
MEL BUR, so5 Bond Bldg, 18th & \. Y.
YOUNG GIRL; GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
In good home. $500 per day and csrfare.
NATL PERSONNEL BUR-, sos Bond BLDG,
18th. & v. Y. Ave. e2T
sALESMAN-wHOLEsAL CONVECTION
cry & fountain supplies. Salary and com
mission. NATL PERSONNEL BUR, sos
Bond Bldg. 18th. n. Y. Ave. ses
SAT ESNAN, OUTSIDE: EXPERIENCED IN
plumbing suppIies; straight salary. NATL
PERSONNEL BUR. 3oa Bond Bldg, i4th
and y. Y. ave. 800
TYPIsT: KNOWLEDGE OF sTENo-
rraphy: lsrre lumber office; sco-se5 per
week NATL PERSONNEL BUR, sos
Bond Bldg, l4th and n. Y. ave. IT'S
DRUG CLERK. IR.: ONE WITH PRE-
ing. NATL PERSONNEL BUR. sos BOND
Blas., 18th and n. Y. ave. 1se
SOLICITORS LOCAL PRESS WORK: SAL
nry sid commission NATL PERSON
MEL BTR 800 Bond Bldg, 18th and n. Y.
ave. 1872
sALESMAN: LARGE COAL CoNrERN;
commission has's. leads furnished NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU, sos Bond Bldg.
18th and n. 7. ave. -
sALEsMEN AND SOLICITORS: SEVERAL
good orenines: .slsry and commission
basis NATL 'PYRe0NNE- BUR. sos
Bond Bldg. 14th 4 y Y. ave. $40
FOUR NrDDLE-AGED sALESMEN WITH
autos. and sa'esmansrer SCIENTIFIC
VOCATIONAL BUREAU. 754-55 Munser Blds
| 1855
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Wanted 10 Rent.
HOU SES.
WANTED-GARACES.

GARAGE WANTED N VICINITY OF Rox
man ST. Cleveland Park. THOMAS rFoy
ARD & CO, 456 JouisiunH ave. Nv. Mad
1855 63s
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Male or Female

MAN AND wIFE-wAGEs REASONABLE
cLARK's AGENCY. 1000 18th 1t. y. 1853
s-7
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PERSONAL.

WoRKISGMEN. 1T WOULD BE IDLE TO
cNpe It results unless there's a good reason
for st. buf lower prices have settled the
question Of buying new pants from ms az So
md hustiers are willing 20 bet good dollars
that our prices are lowest. ASK few
Slightly used clothing, etc. Ladies' Store.
Sl6 u.
JUsTH'S OLD STAND. sis u So
LEARN TO READ CHARACTER al
sight INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH. 1855 Nun~ey Bldg.
\ CIfARACTER ANALYSIS WILL ENABLE
you to ard TIE right bob INSTITUTE or
vncATIoNE RESEARCH. 1919 Nunsey
bldg.
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e5.a>~e<-~->x -~--<~~~--~-----~~---~
Is - 1..s . sssrs. x xS fsssoS.
MEL Bun-. - ben1 Bl1s.. 1tts- . X Z.
Aw. al
head WAITRESS APr. HOTEL. SALARY
snd neels; Eosd op<siag. NATL FER
ecSNKL BUR. sns Boad BIG. i<fh. 4
~. y. Ave al
TYPfsT; GENERAL OFFICE WORK PER
manent. go per week. NATL PERSON
MEL BUR-. Scs Bond Bldg. 18th. ~ T.
Ave. Gal
p. b. K OPERATOR APARTMENT Ho-
tel. Salary and meals. NATL PERSON
MEL BUR. sos Bond Bldg. i4th. n. Y.
ave, 81
ELECTROMAGNETIC; AGE %
30 years. 500 per month 20 start NATL
PERSONNEL BUR. 3o5 Bond Bldg. 18th.
& y. Y. Ave s<f
sALEsI,tDY WHOLESALE CANDY AND
soda fountsih supplies Salary and commits
sion. NATL PERSONNEL BUR. sos Bond
Bldg. 18th. y. Y. Ave. gu
sTENoGRArHER. AGE eo-.s. KSowL-
edge OF fling. $50 per month TO start.
NATL PERSONNEL BUR. sos Bond Bldg,
lfth. y. Y. Ave. szf
sTENoGRAPHER: BEGINNER. GENERAL,
soNNEL BUR. sas Bond Bldg. i4th. 4
n. 7. Ave. ss1
sALEsLADY; GENERAL ExPFRIExcE:
$50 per week. MATT. PERSONNEL BTR
sos Bond Bidr-. i<th. n. T. Ave. cal
BooKKEEPER WITH KNOWLEDGE OF
stenos Apt. Hotel Salary and NESTS
NATL PERSONNEL BUR. sos Bond Bldg,
i4th. y. Y Ave SIS
CASHIER. WITH KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
keepine large cafe: salary and meals
NATL PERSONNEL BUR. sos Bond Blds.,
18th and n Y. ave x7a
WAITRESS; H1GH-CLAss; APT. HOTEL.
Salary. room and board. NATL PERSON
MEL BUR-, 3os Bond Bldg. 18th. a n. Y.
Ave. as
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SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. ao.-sThe sugar market
closed unchanged to points higher
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
holders ~ the Franklin National Bank =
Washington, ID. C.. for the election 81 II
hcers for the ensuing year and for the tran.
action Of such other business a. nav h
properly brought before the meeting will n
held az the hank at / O'Clock D. m. The,
daF. January 10. 1922. The polls viii h
open between I aud o'ciock d. m. THoN
AS T. HICKMAN. Cashier
del4. q IS lana. "a
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HOUsEKEErER: SMALL FAMILY. SAL
airy. room and boa d. NATL PERSONNEL
BUR-, sos Bond Bldg, 18th. & v. Y. Ave.
6o7
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wANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
st. ne. GIL
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wANTED-UNpERGRA NURSE TO
enroll In cur nurses registry: have
many calls. WASHINGTON BUSINESS
ET'REAU, 40 18th St 242
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT Tur
annual meeting % the stockholders 81 ~
Washing ton American League RasrbH ClU
WI be held IN the Office Of fhe club. hal
park. Washington. n. C.. on Tuesday. Iau
uary ). 1872. ct l. o'cioek noon. for tho POI
pose OF elcctirg a board Of Director q
the ensuing year. aud Tor sn~h other husl
ness as may he properly hrourht before sai
meeting Very respectfully, z. n. ENNOS
lr-. Secretary.
deli.21 as
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sTENOGRAPHER. FIRST CLASS: PrBLIC
stenogranhic work: s25 wk. mp. NATL
PERSONNEL Bureau. 3oj Bond Bldg. 18th
and n. Y. ave 519
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CLERK. CONFECTIONERY STORE; EN-
perienred preferred: 500 per vk. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. sos Bond b Dig. l4th
and ~ Y ave 5la
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

n AG Ell 9-HORSEPOWEI
upright steam boiler onI
year old, in first-class cond5
ton. Apply to Mr.. BRYAN
Herald Office.
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sTENoGRAPHER-FIR CLASS; PATENT
law experience: good opening. NATL
PERSONNEL. BUREAU, Dos Bond Bldg,
14th & n Y ave 49<
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TYPIsT; TEMPORARY; MAY BE PERNA-
nept. $3.50 per week to start NATL
PERSONNEL BUR, sos Bond Bldg. 18th.
& n. Y. Ave. cal
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MILLINERY sALEsLADY, MUST BE Elk
rerienced: salary and commission. MATT
PERSONNEL BUREAU. 30J Bond Bldg. 18th
and n. Y ave $40
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Young LADY. GENERAL OFFICE WORK:
no tipping: small salary. NATL PER-
s0NNEL BUREAU. 30J Bond Bldg, 18th and
n. Y. ave- SO