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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
SHORTS HASTEN
TO COVER
8 Per Cent Re- Discount Rale
Awkward for Them
WALL srHEST IoIuNAI IiNAN,
Ga ut.kfG.M


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tiru m thr per cent rrraiaeaunl
rate rauEHf many shorts iu an ash
whfd position and their GOVERNS
transactions 81 thr opening ~ tbf
HtutH market resulted in generally
EtEh price lryrla In thr main hrdF
~ stuChH with United states Steel
lu good demand al iiGat up
The market opened Hishrr IL N
steel. i'ta 90 nj. General Electric
aEiit uu j Consolidated Gee Ika
200 p Anaconda. tihs. up aF cora
ifuiHrtH ilt. up n rruthrru ltalIr
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.uH e READING tNa up Il g. a ~
ha. up haf lt u 10 tta uu q Union
Pacific lltas up 20 EfIr. slA,
up "a,
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. H. rofsiEu ~,
change closed lower with demand st-r,
linz. ftsis, etf q, francs. t6.GaIA III
toeo9sA; Ire. ie.tt9a OF tanoat'a
belgium. is9ta5. or isp1p9A msrks
2sae ofr - csn9i Holland. t9ts. nussia
sts; Shanghai 7sh Yokohama. 1Stt.
sweden. rsaE. N1rwhy. Isl
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tnftle Receipts $50, Marker tf-afV
ursf steers tsut 80. cows ana rrifsr,
EaaaH a.sa. calves lit1IHgtl feeder,
aaa ti9fsFFs. itBfs tll'f i1uass
HaEs ilrHsipta 7gp1. Wararf. ,rssr,
iaHiss lower TOP. istg. buik iS8
stas pigs 500
sheep lFgEiEfs, assoc. Marlst. uneven.
- tishr Fat lambs. sit8IIfEs feed.
81 lamhH iiiotftns rwrr. 1861
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hruiirrs $3.50 fH. no
tapsns Tive faf per fr.
lHnHTs q 81. ....-r..-...rrrs. rfa
purks Rive. u'I. per lb.r.r 1a
hHHHE lbst lH ..s..ssss,r. 80
hssss ilte, a. .sssss...s... 90
Hens 1--we. heavy ........... -
1--we NEhf sHrsassssfsHsHssss slaA fiA
Heast~ra 0lt live. pr ib..... 81
rufks1s Dressed s.ss.srr..,.. go
lisEs raury block ..,r..s..s. sfou ~
IfFarg .r................... .cfg 90
Veal snfY ...,.............. .lEu .t1
Veal raarF uaHt ....,....... .gtu No
iiriEtan Have Live ....s..raa ala
Quotations BY rrrry nFuss
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Omaha Live Stock
Thursda,'s Quotations

Cattle Receipts. 300. Tone Of nAtk.,
i5a76e lower yearllnRs tBnissB
sicers iauio.7ss cows and hrlfer,
12ao 1850. storktra and fssdHrs
fa5o91sbt calves. t5Qp.5o. bulls and
stays tasoIsto.
Hogs. Receipts 1880. Tone OF marks,
ioe lower: bunk. 100000 top. 1850
sheep Receipts. 1880 Tone Of mar
ket. i0115c lower rrnrlinFa. si05
la.7s wethsrs. '7.2sai0; lnmbs. it5 4
dij.5o; ewes. 5000
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American Telephone Z Telegraph Co.

The regular quarterly dividend OF Two
Dollars and Twenty Five Cents per share
viii be paid On Thursday, January IS.
1885, TO stockholders OF record AT The
close OF business on Saturday, Dseurp-
Der 20. 1894
Il. BLAIR-sMITH. TREASURER.
advertisement
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-. IEa5. feeders and s,oeksrs &c

B6sEp.
shesp-Rcceipta. mona Tone Of market.
steady. Lambs. - lhs down. medium
80 choice. iiiuIs.s0: hrav17velgiIts.
medium and choice. ta,SAdIl.t0s vulis
and commons, all weights ssHlo.Se:
wrthcrs. 's.gBgE. ewes, common 70
choice 1sEs
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NIhlfAhLIS
rrfrss Paid Wholesale Dealers
Quotations ~ rtonrsr fruit a rrodusr

trHs prices given ere 'Hrss made %
retail dealers ~ wholesalers. WIN q
fsa seasonal exceptions. prices % pro-
Ggr~rp can re figured ~ dsdaHtisE tF-
razf q transportation 90 Seattle I'D
faF.HatHig o. rrr r-Ht Tor rzuIiaE
sfe-arr aHg selling r5rfJ
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Portland Produce
Ihur,.Ial. onelatlan,

EXTRAS COS. standards.
1f'se. prime firrts, IS. tirs,s. isbe.
Sg.- Extras. tasi firss. sc: pallets
,i1e: currsat receipts. iie. pesusss. sic.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. Dec. li-wheats Hard
white. u5i; toft white. Iiss. wsusrn
white iiti hard winter. 'issi north
err spring. tl.Sl western red. 'i.go
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Quotatinrs % tuiaa stashsaFds
Receipts 100 cattle tsoo hoEs. 100
sheen.
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DAIRY rHopI1s
prirrs patti shipprfs


natter f.arai creamery. cubes. -
t7HhirY creamery. cubes Gee. -
iHesi Ffiatp. wrapped ....... ,it
lEEs Ettfa whites ..t...,,s.. 80
WsA fFrFrHss FarrssFssssssFs ~
ftitfR sffFfFssFs ~
'AaH -.rrHsaHHHHHF HrrrtfHF
ttHnErHHrI ... ......
puaiaiisns D., Turner a Tease
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Cash Wheat
Denver Live Stock

CHICAGO, Dec " Cash ahsai-yo
red ii's No hard. it.fi.
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DEALERS SEEK
GOOD TUBERS
Growers Demanding Higher
Prices for Gems

The p1tat1 market iF showing
frrrh activity dua 60 scarcity ~
Eoai tgtaFs and Ihg mounting price
asked ~ YabiWa dsalrTF So 4
ermu are bringing thr grower $50
per ten in tha valley Some UfftlEh
Columbia buying has been reported
here
The butter market 70 quiet with
prices steady
pallets and efrHHErT tone has rec
suited There hHr been uu changes
n price huHrFrr az tbH sEF market
r. iu q hHaTIsb mood 60 ira time ~
TIE FrHF
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ruttrHN ANn MEATS
fa-I FslH Rst.Fa.aHa H..I.r.
Qgstatisns b. rrrFy Rrps,
MIN AMn CHAN

hiik-Cwt. fp.h Seattle tuFpiy 80
D, p. a CgnfsranrT .strssss -.
hwcst Cream. Z o.. station 81
Qupiaiious b. Mia HhipPrrs assp,
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San Francisco Produce
Thursdays Quotations

1WWFrNHl WH"TnTInnN
Iiutters- Extras 40f.ci prime flrsts. ghEt
Eggs Extras, tno, extra puliots. &c; un
dorsiEsd puilets i0c.
Cheese Cal. flats. fancy. gle
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Seattle Wheat
!. Quatailon,

Thursdays Quotations
Ne. Z hard white. sLgei No . suu
white. si.fu. No. / western white 81 ~
No. 1 hard winter. 3t-fs. 40. 1 uorttsr
spring. iLsS. No. 1 westeru rcd. 81
70. 81. blue stem. use.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
ThnrsdnN,s OnnInilnn.

TNHFNUHyN VunIRtInns
sugar weaker. Raw, 1854. refined
easy; graduated J7i58T,6o.
coffec-No. Rio. 2ina2g. No. { San.
tos. ?dd25A.
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Ship News
Tides In Seattle
HttlAY
-

Iu,t inEh roe
M fI o.
tifst Low ttds
I rg e. b. &C.
sr.sni ifiEh tide
d. u zoe &C.
~sssud iHp 4ius
ftu o. n
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived HsuFH. No HHtr CHah Il n rrarT
miga from Hsitimgrs Via porte az Hg9H
str jacques cartier from AufvrTp via
p1tia at left4 a. ms Fir Emma AIsT7
HHtsr from San Diego via ports. AZ 9
W. or Warwirh from 10 Anrsfrs.
a. o.. an, or ToiErG frpm HFfurY
vie ports e. q. u ffr john q Efrkr
patrick from Tar1ua. on ., m.
Prospective ArFtfais Dee IH-aff
NrtnH from ia1s AnErfrr 90 D u. rff
lirHrr ff0W Zoe Angeles ~ 8 &C.,. rff
lpHHIr tfHw baltimore via ports ~
mlfuiEHf Hr NHrfHIHuH frrm eaH Yuan.
r.Hr1 $50 rHuIH0H ed So m Hu rrfaI.
dH1t N.NHiE frHm uaHUa 1.z porte 30
700 b. U
Nri'si us Hr MaarlFa f4u
faFrHa. al $40 m. rIr TasraHstsr
frHW Tyne SEA ports az $50 D. m Htf
haflsfigun frum Tacoma. at 8 q m.
sailed Deem. isHHiF Wet ltmfod
fsr paiffu Via raua - o.. m str
hpnH0HaH AaFu far Kobe Fia IgFfrrft 81
tsls e. On. Dec. li.=Hu Ifturu faf "a.
rqmas at TI1s J.. on. or Horace X us1s
ter fgr los Angeles Vie HlafHr, at 8
10 N sir Admiral Hshir4 f1f san uftrs
Va ports. ~ ; o. MI - griffrs fgF ~
g, via Tacoma. az ts 30 B. on.
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sATt unAf
BfN Is

nAA -
ftftt tttgh Toe
2 90 H w i n
itFst low Tide
Do HH o. O.
-~uond iitEb 90"
HG u FH o.
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ruuITnN AN MATS
rmlr. I.aLl .hinnsI.

ius'a'isa' ., Turner a r'a'r
Evening star., 1924-01-04
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

Continued.
PLUMBING. TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING
promptly attended TO. Whom there 10 plumb.
Ing there is Carlow FRY. Main 12ol.
1011 II NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING--yohn II. Guerin.
AZ L. Cap. St. Line. 34t7-Steam and hot
plants Found reliable for % years.
PLUMBING AND Thinning, JOBB1NG Is
our speciality. Quick service in emergency
cases. When you think of plumbing think Of
CAROW & FRY. 10I1 II st NV: Main 1921.
REED FURNITURE a specially; made to or
der; repaired, painted and upholstered: chairs
caned. THE WICKERCRAFT. Pot. 1924.
Thinning. roofing, ppeless furnaces installed;
gas stoves; dependable work. Main 8l49
sHAEFFER & M0WEN, 101c 9th st. NV.
STEAM AND HoT-wATER HEATING. ". Il.
Suddnth. 3012ts ST., West 2015; 25 years'
experience high and low pres. steam work:
open shop. Estimates given.
TRUNK REPAIRING. Mintz repairs trunks,
leather bags, ladies' handbags, etc. Call or
phone Mntz. 93s st Main 1858.
WATCHES, Jewelry. clocks TO repair: all work
guaranteed: prices moderate. l.. K Richter,
s22 9th NV; let. and I. franklin 2454
WINDOW SHADES 70 ORDER. soc UP:
hung free; will call with samples. BUTLER
son. 1000 1st St Line. 686S-J.
WINDOW and vacuum cleaning; general clean
Ing contra tors. Ideal Window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co. Ire, N. 525s. 9O4 11th NV.
WINDOW AND DOOR SIIADEs--(lood quality
Opaque shades fitted 10 ycur windows, S5c
the best quality of Opaque shades, 81 IL: hung
free. We VIII call with samples. KIEE-
RI4ATT. tlth and Ii sta. Lincoln SIg
Evening star., 1924-01-04
SITUATIONS-MALE.

| ACCOUNTANT T-BOoKKEEPER. executive abil-
! ity. to take charge of office; six years ex-
accountant; best references. Address Box 7s-T,
star office.
AUTO MECHANIC with five years experience;
references Address Box 327-S, Star office. ~
Bo0KkEEPER or assistant. 3rd-year student
! Pace Institute: desires position: will accept
small salary IL chance for Advancement Ad-
dress Box SGT. star office. 9.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced in credit depart
6S-T, Star office. g.
BOOKKEEPING and once management, part
or fgii time; answers confidential Address
BHlCkLAYER wants work by day or CON
18th ne. Sc
BRICKLAYING and carpenter work. Address
CASHIER. cigar clerk, experienced; good ref
erences, wants work. West 1006-J. to II. 30
Phone West 2935. 4s
Ct5HiAdEFFEuR; t5i colored, private family. Albert
424 = NV. North S991W. 8'
CHAUFFEUR and auto mechanic. experienced,
wishes position driving party through south
or west; best references. Address Box 1T.
CLERICAL POSITION in real estate or in
sursnce office by man 80; satisfactory refer
ence. Address Box 55-T. Star office. G'
OoMposITOR PREssMAN wants permanent
COOK or allaround houseman; reliable col
oted man. 617 +th st. NV. {"
CREAM OR MILK TESTER. experienced man.
/, Address Box 15T. Star office. J'
nRAPERY AND AWNING MAN, refined gen
tleman moving to Washington desires position
with some good firm will appreciate ability
and hard work. Address Box 7a-T, Star
office. 6s
ford. traveller. knowledge FrtIlch, wunts secre-
| taryship or other employment: not CONTRASTING;
references. st. Luke's yicarsge. Bow, Lon
don. r. 8.
GENERAL. UTILITY MAN in country or sub
urbs. 1923 Allison st. -
HOTEL CLERK. experienced. Address Box
334s, Star Office. ~
HoCsEMAN, Janitor or porter. 1914 Tea st.
NV.
HOCsEMAN and utility man, experienced,
wishes a job. tall at 1906 &c. NV.
| MAN. young, color-d, wants any Kind Of work;
can drive: really in need OF work; reference.
Apply 32 l. st. NV
NURSE White; reliable young man: charges
reasonable. l.. Vincent. 11o Flower ave,
TakoIna Park.
| SECRETARY. stenographic: familiar with
court and congressional work: overtime work
desired. Address Box l4T. star office. &c
SUPERINTENDENT of office building or simi-
lar position; best references: lay refined gen
| tleman. Address Box 4s-T, star office.
TRUCK HELPER. by reliable colored man.
ll2s 10th 81. NV. -
TUTOR companion by, man educated in
home and foreign universities Address Box
! SIT, Star Office. I0'
WASH CARS in garage 10y experienced colored
man. 1882 l1,h st. NV.
| WHITE MAN desires position 10 drive car TO
Florida. 306 NE.
WORK by day hour; small repairs. Adams
36J.
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. desires eve
ming and night work; have had business ex-
Box 10 T, Star office
Evening star., 1924-01-04
HELP-DOMESTIC.
COntin ue<i.

N U r S E " Young woman
(white); German preferred; 2
children, age 3 and S; good
home. 53l1 3Sth ST., Chevy
Chase, d. c. Cleve. 1904.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Washington Employ tnent Exchange; operated
for the public by he Washington Seaooi for
sec-eta-fes. 1919 F ST. NV
CoIoRED COOKS aud chamb-rmaids, 20 at
once. fullerf Excha tge. 1221 18th st. 4.
EKLIABLE domestic and commercial white
| and colored help Briggs Bureau, 1907 14th
st. Potomac 1hYS
Evening star., 1924-01-04
-, A,OI.1 -...S.--|- 80 , :.
EFJCE ROY. SOT Evans bldg

PAINTING small novelties make big money
at home; to 2 cents each paid for good
work F. A. Pribyl, Pa. ave. sta. Box 35l.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
CHAUFFEURS FOR
VET OW CARS
CHAUFFEURS.

CHAUFFEURS.
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply;
references required. See Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
1914 New Hampshire Ave.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
BUICK.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.

1923 Buick 3-pass. road. 81 ,250
1928 Buick, 5-pass. sedan 1920
1922 Buick 6. 5-pass.
Evening star., 1924-01-04

MEN, three, for Insurance work; experience
not required we will teach YOU how TO build
YOUR own business and make nj least $50
per month while learning: maximum commits
sion and fully equipped Office Z. NJ wright
200 Rnnd hldr hefnre 10 q
Evening star., 1924-01-04

MANAGER and credit man for q plumbing
and heating finn: one experienced In account
ing and bookkeeping. Apply In own hand
writing stating experience and salary ex-
pscted. Address Box 31+-S. Star Office
Evening star., 1924-01-04

SEWING MACHINES-D. h. singer, SIS; New
others at s.; af guaranteed. New machines,
50 per month. Renting and rspairiEg. Open
evenings. 9. e. Singer shop. ala Pa. ave.
s.e. Line. 215.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
FOR sALE--M1scELLANEoUs.
Continued.

Continued
SEWING MACHINE, drophead Singer: round
,, bobbin: latest model; slightly used 91s 23rd
st. NV. 6'
SEWING MACHINE, Singer drophead .. 10
SEWING MACHINEs--Ncv. or used; cash or
cTehn; sent on 2pproysl, q; Stephen Aeorse;
llo n st. ne. Line sI43 Open evenings. 4
including book; worth SIS; sell for So. CoN,m-
,, TABLE. dining room, square extension, 81
Apt. Sl5. Consrd. 18th and Eye SITS NV. %
TICKETs-Two. National Geographic, 50; Fl
afternoon lectures each. Adams 1882
| TYPEWRITERS-L.C c. Smith. $50; Mona Gh,
S27h0; perfect condition. No dealers. Room
80, D1s st. NV. o.
and parts. Ooid Co.. 7sO 14th. Fr. 1892. -
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, No. 8, about IS
make oner Rudnick Tire Co., 100 D st. NV.
TYPEWRITER - Remington. Al condition !;
| sacrifice for quick sale. Columbia 5760-W.
TYPEwRITERs-Rent reduced; selling on 4
| large number at sacrifice prices; some real bar.
Co.. 1881 East Capitol ST. Lincoln 81.
TYPEwRITER. Royal. No. 10. slightly used;
reasonable. Franklin $3.50. 60.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE; Adams Dc ms
| mo-; 3 mos in adv, ss.e5; q mos. sis.
TYPEwRITERs, all makes. soid and rented
Low prices. Buy on % monthly PAYMENT
srser safs mGaeS GasS.1ee' 1e sls s1s ,oi4
a?osM ss eost ANs S. 80 Fs9e 'pH pi n~ srh' Col
vICTROLA. No. $50 model. cheap; perfect
condition. Call after ; pun, 2l7 Varnum
st. NV.
vICTR0LA Victor, mahogany, large size
mattresses, matt mahogany chIronier. chairs,
| dishes; no dealers. c4s1 18th st. NV, End
apt.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS without a string
| to 'em. Room lots, 81; oatneals, 15c and 2Oc
n piece; harmOnelas, 2Oc piece; polychromes.
3oc piece No1 compelled to to buy borders
WILL GIVE MY EQUITY in almost new
! playrr-pian0 TO party who will ASSUME bal
| auce. Address BOX 6s-T. star office.
WOOD. chestnut. sl2; mixed, s14 full cord;
seasoned. North 1894. 13'
BUILDING MArERIALS-Recent purcha xes
enable US to offer you at wonderful saving
| WALLB0ARD, new. per So it,. 80. Oh
PLAsTERBoARD. new, per So. it,. .o3ta
DOORS, new
5-panel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S.O
flight glazed. ....-..............- 500
SASH, 8iight, new
sIlo glass. -.....--....-...-..-.' i-0
RoofTNG. certainteed co.'s
| tApltoI, Zpy s-..'-.... I'D
,nppit9i. zap spy. ;....'....:'''.'.'''-' %
SHINGLES, Certainted co.'s
| Fonr in One. new. per sq........,. 800
Individual new. per sq............. 3.16
I SIDNEY HECHINGER HOUSE WRECKING
CO., Camp Meigs, 5th & Fla. ave. ne. Main
! office. 9Th & G SITS. s.w. Statesmen at both
| Offices until 80 pm.
I SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES. SAM
| PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
| SPECIAL PRICES. "BUY AT THE FAC
! TORY" RUSE & co, sos Low ST. BALr1-
| MORE. MD.
| OFFICE EQUIPMENT
OF all descriptions. You may in
Evening star., 1924-01-04

MANAGER wanted by leading manufacturer
for new Washington ofi!ce: must have execu-
five ability and knowledge of sales OrganiZa-
fion and he financially respoesible. Give tee-
phone number Address Box 1T. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
WANTED-SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced to
represent owner and builder; permanent con-
nectiou for tho right man. Room 2IO 90;
18th st. NV.
SALESMAN by a reliable and established real
estate ofhce. - sell close-in d. C. lots; good
opportunity fCr man willing TO devote entire
once.
SALESMEN-Dt0t stick to a Job unleas Il
pays you well. 1924 is going TO be a pros
of the profits? Let IFS show you how to do It,
Call Thursday and Friday room, 212 Insur-
ance bldg. 18th sNd Eye sts. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-04

MEN fnye) that have had some experience at
house to house canvas ss!ng. Uur men MAKE
rom $50 to SIS a week. Now is the hest time
20 start Permanent position II you qualify
selling jeweiry IN easy payments. addssss
po1 SQa.T uficc-
Evening star., 1924-01-04
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
('Ontfn ued.

Continued.
WOMAN-Colored. wants place in small fam
iiy Of or 81 stay nights. 1920 You ST.,
Apt. 8.
WOMAN, colored wishes place to work in
small family: stay nights. 1928 9th ST. NV:
Evening star., 1924-01-04
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELF-M ALE AMI EE2LAxAE.
CANVaSsERs, Tomething new: Eaen and worn
can make Ven dollars per day. Apply
q. & g. Sales COY, 713 II street NV.
NAN AND wIFEi as waiter and cook: stay on
premises; Swedish u preferred. Address Box
340S. Star office. g.
MAN OR W0MA n. coiored, to sell high-class
tewelry on easy Payments who has had some
what experience !. Ou have had Address Rox
DOT, Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN-Learn real estate busi-
ness; free lectures salesmanship pm.
Tuesdays and Thursdays employment whole
or part time. William +. Matteson. 610-611
bond bldg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-01

Muncie, Frankfort and jefferson of
Lafayette had no trouble with their
first-round opponents and turned in
big scores.
Up north East Chicago slipped
two-point win over on Emerson of
Gary in a hard-fought contest Friday.
These two teams were regarded as
the class of the upstate teams and
East Chicago may make some smoke
in the coming Journeys
The largest scores turned in during
Fridays play were: Brook 80, Earl
Park 4; Moores Hill, 70, Guilford s. The
lowest score made in actual play was
Montgomery and Polling, who were
able to score only one point each
against opponents.
Plymouth n the South Bend meet
showed good form and crashed
through with two smashing victories
in the first days play. They defeated
New Carlisle. 80 to 18, and Tippeca-
noe, 80 to II.
Finals in all sectionals win be played
tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-01
BABE GETS MUCH
ATTENTION AS He
FRETS WITH FLU
Home Run King Disputes
Diagnosis of Physician,
but He Follows Orders.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March L.
Babe Ruth is a good deal better this
morning" was the word passed out
from the headquarters at the Majestic
Hotel, where the mighty slugger Of
baseball is suffering from an attack Of
the flu.
DR.. w. T. Wooten was an early
caller at the room where Babe is fiat
on his back following contracting
heavy cold during a night ride in an
open automobile Thursday.
+ Indoors Until Monday
The physician "kidded' Ruth back
into a cheerful frame of mind and told
him he might get out of bed Sunday
and go outside Monday if he continued
to progress as well as he has during
the last twelve hours.
Ruth fretted considerably when the
doctor ordered him to stay inside over
the weekend. Babe pointed 10 the
fact that ne had good appetite and
was feeling fine to uphold his conten-
ton that he was "all well" However.
Dr. Wooten didn't want to take any
chances on a setback.
Keep Him Entertained
The doctor spent some time with
Ruth Friday night and hundreds Of
visitors at the Arkansas spa were
anxious to do all possible 10 keep him
entertained and happy.
Ruth was mighty pleased when they
ted him about the thousands of in
uuiries from all parts Of the country
reaching the hotel asking regarding
lis condition.
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SOME CONCERNS
NOW FELT OVER
JACKS CONDITION
Hospital Authorities Say
Champion Must Remain
in Bed for While.
Bv HENRY i. FARRELL

NEW YORK, March Jack
Dempsey is knocked off his feet for
the first time since Ffrpo put him
through the ropes. And precautions
taken by attendants to close up all
news sources caused reports today
that the champion future was en-
dangered as result of complications
which followed a recent operation.
Mr.. Dempsey is resting easily and
his condition is satisfactory, was all
hospital attendants would say this
morning. The same reports have been
issued from the hospital since Demp-
sey went on the table for what was
said to have been minor operation.
It was explained that MIR. Demp-
sey is a private patient and we are
not at liberty to discuss details about
private cases"
Before going to the hospital Demp-
sey said he had been bothered for
some time with a fistula. and that he
had been advised that an operation
would be necessary to get permanent
relief.
II was intimated at the hospital that
Dempsey was not permitted to see
friends, not because he had suffered
relapse from complications. but for
the purpose OF preventing him Of hav-
ing any such relapse.
Reports that the real cause for the
operation had been disguised and that
the champions incapacity was more
serious than had been announced We're
in general circulation here today.
Stories that Dempsey might have to
retire from the ring were considered
as exaggerated, however.
1t was said at the hospital this
morning the champion would not be
able to leave for at least another
week.