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CENSUS REPORTS PIG IRON
OUTPUT UP 14O PER CENT

The Department of Commerce an
nounces that, according to the data
collected at the biennial census of
manufacturers, 1928, the establish
ments engaged primarily in the pro-
duction of pig iron reported a total
output valued at $l,o07.613,34o, an in
crease of 140 per cent, as compared
with 1921, the last preceding census
year.
or the 169 active establishments
reporting for 1923, SO were located
in Pennsylvania, 3S in Ohio, II in
Alabama, IL in Michigan, each in
New York and Tennessee, in Vir-
ginia, in Illinois, in Wisconsin,
3 each in Indiana and West Virginia,
2 each in Kentucky, Minnesota and
New Jersey, and / each in Colorado.
Maryland and Massachusetts,.
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CASH WHEAT REACHES
NEW HIGH PRICE LEVELS S

The best grades of milling wheat
reached new high levels during the
week ending January 10, according to
the weekly grain market review of
the United States Department of
Agriculture, but the general market
situation remained unsettled.
There Is still considerable uncer-
tainty as to the amount ofwheat that
viii be available for export from the
Southern Hemisphere, the supply of
wheat from Australia and Argentina
being the dominant factor in the
market at this time of the year Ex-
ports from these countries are ex-
pected TO be about 30,0OO000 to 4O.-
100000 bushels less than was ex-
ported last year.
Increased stocks and continued light
demand weakened the corn market
Notwithstanding the advance in
wheat prices, the strength in wheat
being the only strengthening factor.
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LL0YD'S NOTES DECLINE
IN RECENT SHIPBUILDING

Great Britain and Ireland, which
three months ago we're constructing
366,0o0 gross tons more of merchant
shipping than all the other maritime
nations of the world combined, Is
now building $4,000 tons less than
the other countries, says a statement
just issued by Lloyd's Register Of
Shipping. based on the returns for
the quarter ended December 81 last
Another decline is reported for
american shipbuilding. and although
other countries than those mentioned
show a gain OF nearly 100000 tons
over the figures for the quarter ended
December 80, this is more than Of
set by the decrease OF nearly S00.OOn
tons for Great Britain and Ireland
and that of 5000 tons for this
country.
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AMERICANS GREATEST
GIVERS IN WORLD
Enormous Recent Gifts Recall
Other Very Large
Donations.

Americans are not only the greatest
accumulators, but also the greatest
yiyerS of money in the world, says a
writer in the current issue of the
Magazine of Wall Street
with a stroke OF the pen, two un-
ostentatious American citizens gave
away more than twentieth OF a bill
Hon dollars last month. James B.
Duke. tobacco magnate. established a
S40.00o000 trust fund for philan-
1hropic purposes, including the estab-
iishment of a great educational in
Stitutlon in North Carolina, while
George Eastman, founder and head of
The Eastman Kodak CO., announced
sifts totaling $12.500,000 to four edu-
catioual institutions.
Americas greatest givers of recent
years are:
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GENERAL ELECTRIC HAS
DECREASE IN ORDERS
By the Associated Press.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, January IL
Total orders Of the General Electric
Co. in 1924 declined Z per cent over
the figures for 1923, but orders for
three months ending December 81
were Z per cent greater than for the
same period the previous year.
For the year 1924, order totaled
$3.50, ,697, decrease of Z per cent
as compared with $304,199,7 TAG for
1923. In the three months ending
December 81, orders totaled $50, o09, ,97S
q7S
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LARGE EARNINGS GAIN.

NEW YORK. January 12.-Phillips
Petroleum Company, according 10
Wall Street estimates, enjoyed a
prosperous year in 1924, net earn
ings before depreciation and depIe-
ton being calculated at between s14.-
0Oo, 600 and si5,000,O0o, in comparison
with s12,452,000 in 1928.
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PREDICT CUT IN RENTS.

CHICAGO, January 12 Especially
Thousands of vacant apartments
which honeycomb buildings in all
residential sections lead some real
estate men here to predict a drop In
rentals Despite the evident large
oversupply Of h.gh-priced apartments,
many new buildings are being con-
structed.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MANUFACTURER OF nationally advertised
soap products has opening in this territory for
salesman to sell retail grocery and drug
trade; man with experience selling this trade
preferred; opportunity to advance; salary and
expenses. Replies must state age, business
training and past selling experience. Address
Box ls4-S. Star ONCE.
SALESMAN, experienced. Of good appearance.
A Tery liberal proposition to the right man.
See Mr. DEMPf. 1870 14th st. NV.
WANTED-Experiencedw wash
ing machine salesman. Apply
to Mr.. Cole, Potomac Electric
Appliance Co., 14th and G sts.
NV
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SITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.
(C0ntinued)

LAUSDRESS, frst-claAs. wants work to bring
LAUSDRESS-Work, take home TAT Harvard
st. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK 10 do at home; sunny yard.
20l7 NJ st. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK to do at home; sunny yard
20f7 st. NV.
LAuSDnY work to take home. frst-class
1884 llth st. NV.
LIGHT HOCSEWORK, reliable colored girl
Col. 9S62-J. i2s
MORNING WORK by very capable clean col
ored girl. Address Box 9s-M. Star Office. I2s
MORNING WORK. by reliable girl; clean
apartment; reference. North s6T.
NURSE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl.
700 Barry pl.
WOMAN. colored, reliable wants night work
Call e16 z st. NV. after 1880
WORK OUT BY DAY or laundry at home
wanted. 2209 Georgia ave NV
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FISHERS PRICE INDEX.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, January u
peciaD.-Prices. 1894: purchasing
power, 62.7; CrumpS, 1865. Irving
Fisher reportA
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FURNITURE and rugs-A regular clesn-un;
goods@xe ha ndie only the best.
New Goods-American walnut two-tope bed
room suite. complete, fun vanity, chforobe.
chair, bench and rocker. Sl67.5o Try 10
beat it.
Gorgeous leather seat chairs, sl0l. Try
10 beat il.
Heavy Iogieec French walnut, 2-tone. some
iO.piece heavy large buffet, real walnut.
the best you ever Sookcd at; s2lo-the kind
selling elsewhere for $500.
10-piece enlarged full tapestry back and
seat chairs. a dream to your home. sSl5.
Mahogany tea carts at cost.
Blue ivory French walnut and walnuts. in
all kinds OF twin bed room suites; OF
the handsomest that ever came TO this city,
aud we will sell them to you at 4O9o less
Ssa spInet desks. sol; So spinst desks.
desks desSU' sS7 so: $50 spinet desks $3.50 IS
sginet desks. SIS; s22.5o spinet desks, $500
Secretaries, davenport, library. console ana
end tables. Just come and see. The price
and quality sell them.
Floor table and bridge Ian ps-price Is
enough to assure you of one.
Just few bargains in tables-S37 90 dsven-
port, s27 so; $50 so at $50 30; handsome $22 30
at $135 so; some fine ones $11; library tables,
ST., $14, $16 and $2750; handsome mahogany
finish and real goods. The best phone stand
chair and table in the city, SIS; others cheaper.
Don't forget. we have everything in new
goods and will help you. ....
Overstufed parlor and Ded daYehpert suites,
extra davenports and chairs of all kinds; We
lead Washington, price and quality. Don't
think of buying until you have been con
vinced-no one compare in quality for
the price we offer.
Windsor chairs, the best all btrch-ms
hogany chair to come TO Washington; 500 70
close out at So 25 each.
Breakfast sets-So5 handsome sets, $50;
SIS handsome sets, S51.50: S65 handsome sets.
S43; $50 handsome sets, S34.75; $40 handsome
sets, $31; $35 handsome sets, $3.50: $50 hand
Now when it comes 10 high h-grade used
goods we have everything to make a home.
Come to us before you buy-we tell you
no fairy tales, you get just what you buy.
and we make good-if it is pine we tell
you so.
Rugs-wel. we have rugs all Sizes in orien-
tai Chinas and domestic; every rug in the
house is offered TO you at cost. The price
will tell you so. 1t will pay you to visit
to 10 pm. Adams 4309. Just south Of Co
lumbia road.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, overstured, $50: din
ing room suite. Italian Renaissance, $3.50; bed
room suite, $3.50, French walnut; desk, end
table, rug. draperies, tapestries, lamp, mirror
1925 Conn. ave.
MINNEAPOLIS HEAT REGULATOR, spring
type; s-dsy clock. cheap. North 734l. IA
OFFICE CHAIRS. six dark oak. one revoly.
ing; also addressograph. hand. late model.
cheap. $40 Bond Bldg. Main 4619.
PARL0R SUITE, mahogany, pieces; tapestry
removable seat new last year; reasonable.
Phone North $500.
PIANO, high grade. mahogany; excellent con
dition; reasonable. 51e Mass. ave. NV.
REFRIGERAToRS several, slightly used Ne.
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MARKERS and assorters; must
be experienced; good salary.
Apply at once. Palace Laundry,
720 9th ST
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

CLERK, TYPIST or stenographer may earn
tuition In many evening classes by day or eve
ming help, at Research University, 20 Jack
son place. Main $40. 15s
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FURNITURE-Sample living room suites in
Bakers cut velour and jacqysrd velour, A.
400 less than regular prices; sl45, sl7o and
SlS5; one tapestry living room suite, $40; odd
chairs ard Oriental wall tapestries at bargain
prices. New York Upholstering Co, 619 t
st. NV
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ARE YOU INTERESTED N, AN EASY.
board operating. Learn now and be ready
for new openings. oxford Bldg. cor. 14th st.
bet n. Y. ave. and II.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERATIONS
permit; any car furnished. Call FOSTER"
Franklin s7s7.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
MABELLE HONOR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. 3lo-311 Burchell Bldg, SIT 14th ST.
Only exclusive beauty culture school in Wash
ington. established 1920: Individual instruc-
tion; day and evening classes. Franklin 5131.
NOW IS A GOOD TIME no BEGIN
Commercial School, located In a quiet neigh
borhood, Sl1 East Capitol street. is Just an
ideal place. One years tuition costs S1ls,
payable In seven monthly payments. One
year evening sessions. S56. in monthly pay
ments. Thirty-ninth year. Tel. Linc. 50.
RADIO-Winter classes just starting in radio
operating and radio construction. Careful, in
dtvidusl and practical instruction IN all
branches of the work. Positions for ell grad
uates. Loomis Radio College 405 9th 14'
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN SALARIES
up to 800 per week are not unusual. Let us
prove it. Get into the interesting. profts BILE
professions. Always demand for those thor
oughly trained in Costume Designing, Fashion
Drawing. Millinery. Ladies Tailoring and
Dressmaking. We teach you quickly and as
ness for themselves Day and Evening ses-
sions. Low rates. Easy terms. Ask for cata-
logue. Fr. 7475. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY,
1917 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
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HELP MALE

NEpER mail ORIGINAL rccormenddt tors
on applying for employment. Use COPIES.
AUTO sALEsMAN--If you are a producer we
want your business; new model cars and good
vest,gate: replies confidential. Address Box
l31-A. Star office.
St NV. 12'
day morning at corner OF 10th st. and Vir.
ginin ave. NV. Ask for Frei.ag, Concrete OIL
Tank Co.
CHAUFFEURs wanted: must have ideutlncs-
tIon card and references. Apply Taxi oNee,
WRrdmsn Park Hotel.
DRIVER FOR LAUNDRY ROUTE. Good op-
portunity for hustler. Must have references
and be acqusinted with city. Address Box
FARM HAND-Colored man. married. can get
permanent home, With house, garden and sal
aV on dairy farm near Mclean. Va; must
Monday. sl7 II st. NV. A. y. Wildman.
FLOOR sCRAPERs. Union men. Harry G.
Eckhsrdt. Col. 6631. 12'
GARAGE HELP. colored; experienced. 1890
Champlain st. NV.
Address Box BPM. Star Office. les
LAUNDRY DRIVER. Ford truck. good route
$50 cash bond required. Address Box s4-I,
Star office.
MAN-Weil establlshed firm Of accountants,
New Mexico, desires a frst-class senior. pref
erably C. p. A, who Is thoroughly familiar r
with tax practice state qualifications, expert
ence and salary. Address Box 197-K. Star
once. 13s
MAN, around SO. for sales service: fair edu-
cation. relis BILE. reference required; ideal con
ditions unusual advancement opportunity.
Mr.. Geo. Brown, Hotel Ebbtt. 12'
MEN. colored. with ability. to verify ad-
dresses. Apply Geo. n. Allen. 800 18th st.
ne.
MEN-we have exceptional opportunity for
several men TO enter insurance business: ex-
nprienFa n m pnr
week II You are In earnest. See Mr.. Wright,
100 Bond Bldg. between IL and l.
OFFICE BOY, BY real estate nrm; give eI-
ADDRESS Box 2iM Star oce
PORTER for bowling alley. Apply the Grand
Central Palace. Center Market.
SALESMAS-A first-class man TO sell Top
Notch ice cream to Washington druggists and
confectioners: must be An experienced business
getter. Salary no object. State age, expert
ence and reference. Address Box 237M. Star
office.
Statesmen TO represent large New York con
cern; pleasant. steady work. Apply 1917 F
ST.. Room 900.
sALEsMEN-fo sell Ford products; leads
furnished Universal Motor Co.. 1870 N st.
UPHoISTERER-One VINO can repair furni-
ture as we'll good job steady work; state
wages and experience. Address Box l6l NJ
Star office
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate. for once
work. Address Box ls5-k. Star Office.
$40 000, 900 COMPANY wants man to sell
Watkins horne necessities in Washington
more than l30 used daily; income, $3.50
weekly; experience unnecessary. Write Dept
Se& S; 'P YORK, & <. a'n' Co. l'0i'' fef' IS. s.
PORTER COLORED; MUST BE TRUST
WORTHY AND HAVE THE VERY BEST OF
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT.
PARKER BRIDGET CO.,
THE AVENUE AT 9th
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tI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JANUARY SaIe cIoslng
out living room, dining room mad bedroom sets
below cost to make space Solid nah. gateleS
table. SOS: Windsor chairs, spinet desks sec
retaries S3e. so up; very fine assortment OF
rugs; mirrors, 81 up: lamps; end ables, 81 .e5 :
console tables Spanish desks; separate daYen-
ports, $40 up dining and bedroom chairs
Cash or terms. Come early 1921 Conn. ave
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FURNITURE and rugs-A regular cleanup.
Now is your chance. You know the class OF
goods--we handle only the best.
New GoodS-American walnut two-tone bed
room suite, complete. full vanity, chifforobe
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BANJ0, tenor. price around $50. Call \. 5456
aieef O'CLOCK week days. any time SUNDAY
kEDRooM. also 0xI2 Brussels rug; other odd
pieces Phone Cleveland 1921 12s
t5s BRASS BED. So china closet cheap; desk.
$35: walnut chair. $3.50; radio cabinet; drop-
eat table; $3.50; rug, 9I12; settee MAHOGANY
ss mrroT 1So SSo'eifS fSckef ,a0f eSe,9 9?Rs
tress, spring bed quilts: living room dtninE
ana bedroom suites Phore Potomac 1923.
iA bATH.RooA .s OUTFITS. all new and suaran-
teed. 800 up; kitchen sinks Of all kinds, 3521
up; new white vitreous toilet outHts at sfe 70
up: new hot.air furnace purchased from Gov
hinge seat, at Sc White Sanitary sheet cefI1
loid covered seat at $3.50: all Of our PLUMBING
materisi a, "a is soIo with guarantee Of money
BEAMs-I beams, angles. channels. IT irons
plain and reinforcing bars and mesh; plate
trusses Of Soft. spans. The largest selection
In the city at the chea pest price stored al ON
Camp MeiSs grounds only. 9th and Florida
BRICK. at Camp MeiEs only.
DOORS AND SASH. both salysged and new.
FURNACE cEs-Brand new hot-sir furnaces pur-
LUMBER-Salvaged from our many vrecking
opera tionS; togethes With an immense purchase
sheathing;;. flooring. siding and ceiling at low
prices. We can save you money.
PAINT-Rea athershield house paint, manufzc-
other colors, 1925 per gallon Color card
mailed on request. Also barn. roof and fence
paint. 81 .35 per gallon.
RooFING-Capitol roofing. manufactured hr
3-py, S225. Mll-end roohnE. f-piy, 95c:
2ply, 81 %: 3-ply. $1.50. Certain -teed four
in-one shingles. guaranteed ten years, 500
sHovELsLsnow or coal carload. pur-
chased from the Government. New, oe4
WALL BoARD-Brand-n fiber board, Sc per
50. It.; new hreproof rock board. 3Ac per
SIDNEY HECHISGER HOUSE wREcKING
CO.. Camp Meigs, 9th ard Fla. ave. northeast.
Main ofhce. 9Th and SITS. southwest. SaIesmen
at both Offices until $50 pm. FOURTEEN
YEARS SAVING YOU MONEY on BUILD
ING MATERIAL AND CHEERFULLY RI
FUNDING on MERCHANDISE RETURNED
HAVE ESTABLISHED THE GOOD WILL OF
THE SIDNEY HECHISGER COMPANY.
BoXwooD, fine old specimen; lifted with
unbroken soil strongly burlaped and boxed;
forever beautiful. Write Frank Bsylis, Win
chester. Va.
BRICK, cleaned. second hand orlck at q bar
Kain. IS per thousand; get our delivered prices.
Call Mr.. House Main 1853
BRICK, beams betting. lumber, piping steel
tanks; anything you want: come out; wreck
ng whole square. 9Th and SITS.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-Lunber Of all kindE,
new and reconditioned. Doors and sash, wall.
board, Certain-teed roll roofing and strip shin
gleg, Du Pont paints. lowest prices. Wash
ington Wrecking & Supply Co. Inc, 1th aud
and Water SITS. s.w. tst the eth st. wharTeel.
Lin IIn AWu f E
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PAINTING, PAPERTNG AND DECORATING.
The Enterprise Decorating Company, under
new management: stock: reasonable
prices: all work guaranteed North Jo5I
Office 1929 18th st NV janI1
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HEATING ENGINEERS, experts on heating
the home Tell us your heating troubles. We
Will lose them for you. No charge for calls
in D. G, Mt. VERNON PARK, INC. Tel
Main 1884. Alexandria office. Phone Alex. 30S
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P, F. CARIEY.

Business and Real Estate Broker,
037 st. NV. Phone Franklin 6153.
II you want quick and satisfactory sale for
your business or real estate, you will find II to
your advantage to list II with me. get re
suits; trial will convince you that am on
the Job.
p. F. CARIFY.
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sITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE

BELGIAN CoUPLE-Man. butler: woman. er
perlenced cook, having worked for diplomat {
excellent references. Write NJ Jorion, 260t
Tilden s.. DIV.
COOKS, maids, nurses, pantry girls, buffers
chauffeur, dishwashers; neat recomme nded helt
only. Herndon's Agency, 1908 You st. Poto
mac 444
MAN AND WIFE. experienced cook and butler
good references. l442 D st. ne. Il.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(Continued.D

We WANT HOTELS. BOARDING AND
rooming houses aud restaurants for cssh buy
ers. We cannot supply the demand. Square
dealing Is the secret Of our success. We have
the confidence of the public. List your place
and time
Marshall Business Brokers,
929 N. Y. AVE.
OLD ESTABLISHED corner grocery store,
downtown; invoice price asked; terms, or
trade for second trust note or equity in prop
erty.
Beauty parlor, on thoroughfare st. IN
prominent bldg. downtown. An excellent buy
at $7o0: $3.50 cash, balance S25 month.
Large select list Of rooming houses cafes,
bakeries, grocery, etc; stores.
For quick, satisfactory results in buying,
selling or trading your business, see the bTok
ers having 2S years experience.
N. L. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1887 1923 st.
FIRST AND SECOND mortgage notes, per
cent interest. TO years, safest Of all invest
ments; notes in any denominations
L. ROY LEWIS & CO.,
Pot. 24So. 17i5 Conn. ave. NV. Pot 2131.
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! I0pece American walnut dining room suite
! Gorgeous leather seat chairs, Sl0l. Try
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NAHATF BUIIIDEK--AU types OF buIdIngs
and ma aterial. Careful workmanship 20 mos,
to pay. Stonebraker. $50 1lth NV NJ 9427.
ieIg
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BANJ0, tenor. price around $50. Call n 545t
after 6 O'Clock week days any time Sundav
l2'
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BOYD SHORTHAND rs THE SIMPLEST
system In commercial use; easily read, fast
best; touch typing. spelling. Eng, bus. letter
yrs: BOYD School. 1893 st. NV. NJ 2s76.
STUDY SHORTHAND and typewriting three
evenings weekly. Columbia Business School,
Riggs Bldg, l4th and Park rd. Col. 7o7s.
l2s
sTESoG oGRAPHER-TYPISTs WANTED By
the Government. Examinations Jan. IL. Feb.
~, Mar 10, ETC., monthly. Qualify through
StrRyer training. Civil Service classes now
being formed. Strayer College. 721 18th street.
Main 3430.
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PAPERHANGING-Call me first Rooms pa-
pered, $6 up. First-class work; no delay J
/ Egdal, 93 Fla. L. North 1851. l5s
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COMPANION, middle-aged, white, for lady !;
suburban home; only two In family; nice home;
salary must be very reasonable. Address Box
226-M Star office. 13s
COOK, white; small family; stay nights;
must be able plan meals and do ordering:
$50: references. Mrs. Yates. North 96Ts. l2s
COOK AND GENERAL HoCSEWoRK, refer
sAces. 3e11 18th ct. NV. Phone Adams 2o81.
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10 beat II.
Heavy Io,piece French walnut, 2-tone. some
6pa
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MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED
at most reasonable prices. Let US call, give
estimate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction
assured. EAGLE BEDDING CO., 1923 18th ST.
NV. Main 1892
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-20
NE-WAY TRAFFIC
HELD AS SUCCESS
Experiment Approved by In
Spector Glenn.

One-way traffic rules for Meridian
st. and Capitol Ave- from New York
to Thirty-Eighth SITS. during rush
hours went into effect today. Ap-
parehtly they caused little confusion,
We're wen received by the motoring
public as whole. and. according to
Michael Glenn. traffic inspector.
worked better than had been hoped.
Under the new rules the streets
are restricted to south-bound traffic
from to Q a. m. and to north-bound
from 4:30 to 6:s9 p. m.
Some confusion resulted from ig-
norance Of automobile owners of the
new regulations, but the large force
Of traffic men detailed to the streets
had little difficulty in handling the
situation. No arrests were made.
Motorists were doubtful as to their
right to pass silent policemen at
street centers on the left. and this
had tendency to slow traffic at
these corners. Traffic men explained
that this was permissible
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-20
BATTLE
AT DEATHPROBE
Justice Olson Punched by
Shepherd Attorny.

BN United Press
1 CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Chief Justice
Hairy Olson of municipal court, in
stigator of the probe, was punched
in the face today by Edwin Hedrick,
representing William ID. Shepherd at
inquest into death Of William Nc
Clintock, millionaire orphan" A
deputy sheriff separated the two
men.
The incident occurred during ques-
tioning of Miss Estelle Kehling, a
nurse to whom Shepherd had writ
ten endearing letters. Justice Olson
objected to certain questions, and
Hedrick whirled and yelled,
''You dirty rat"
Then he landed the one blow.
Attorney Hedrick barely escaped
a straight-arm punch from Judge
Olson's son.
Miss Gehlin's testimony, which
led up to the scrap, was to the ef-
feet that Shepherd had asked young
McClintock for gift of some val
liable property. but had been turned
down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-20

ress of the trial was not indicated by
Remy.
Sipe's Finances Discussed
The first witness on the stand this
morning, Ira Chase Koehpe, 4S25 Il.
Ne wYork ST., attorney and en-
ginesr, described a conversation with
Hunt in Hunts office in June, 1921.
Hunt said Sipe handled more
county funds than any other Official
except the treasurer, according to
Koehne's testimony. A discussion Of
Sipe's personal finances followed, in
which Koehne said he thought the
county clerk had mo money of his
own to speak Of" he testified.
Following cross-examination OF
Koehne by Inman, l.. II. Wright,
ecretary-treasrrer Of Aetna Trust
Company, took the stand for the
State.
That Sipe may be recalled today
by the State to give a detailed re-
port on the source of the $4,000
which he is alleged to have given
Hunt was 1nulcateu laLe InurSudy
afternoon when Harry Holland, for
mer field examiner for the State
board of accounts, failed to account
for the funds Sipe misused. Sipe
was the first witness to testify.
Charles S. Wiltsie, defense coun-
sci. brought opposition from Remy
Thursday when he asked Sipe II
Hunt had ever repaid the $4,000
given him.
"The repayment of the money
doesn't tend to show an act Of fel-
ony or not" said Remy.
1--WE are entitled to learn what
was in the minds of these men at
the time of the transaction to show
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