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sS5 per month; price. $3.50 for stock and fix
lures. 500 Mass. NV
IUNCHRooM BUSINESS-Downtown section,
near college, in business section. This is
really good opportunity for the right party.
$500 cash. Call Franklin 27s7.
FOR sALE-Valuable patents on inventions of
Thomas u. Slate. we'll known inventor.
Patent No. 12S643J. Internal combustion
CINE new type of gas engine, eliminating
water jackets. operating with great efficiency
for use in airplanes. automobiles and heavy
duty engines; 10 broad claims. Patent No.
1210996 crank shaft of novel Sshape. capable
Of standing heavy 1ys. strains without hreak king;
Patent No. 123SS3S, air propeller; broad
claims; validity sustained by New Jersey
Court of Appeals. This patent covers air fans
Patent No. l23sS39. aero vehicle body; new
shape reduce friction from air pressure.
conventional type of automobile engine. Pat
emit No. 130l327. pneumatic-elec tromagnetic
gun; electrically controlled pneumatic; makes
absolute accuracy in firing possible. Patent
No. 12097I2. ball bearing; designed for axles
of railway cars: simplest efficient construction.
Sealed bids invited both for individual patents
and for the entire block of patents. All rea-
sonabke offers will he considered. but the
right TO reject any bid is reserved. Address:
r. Z. Wilson, secretary, American Mechanical
Improvement Company ga 10Th ST. nv
Washington n c. 4e
BEST LOCATI0N-Partner wanted. shoe
maker. tailor or halter preferred. 2o12 18th.
FIRST TRUST NOTE FOR SALE. we'll Sc
cured on northwest property at 6hqo; will
sell at discount. Apply Room 30s, Insurance
Bldg.
HARDWARE BUSINESS. must be sold mme-
diately on account Of illness. This is a won
derful opportunity for one who has
$50. 900 cash to purchase old established
business which is doing approximately $3.50. 600
business per year. Address Box lob, Star
Office.
ESTABLISHED FOR 20 YEARS.
DELICATESSEN STORE IN THE HEART
OF THE BUSINESS DISTRICT, NEAR De
PARTMENT STORES AND SHOPPING CEN
TER; OWNER RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIVE
WIRE.
1876 nth ST NV MAIN 1761.
S350-Grocery and rooms; rent, $S5.
S550-Grocery and rooms; rent, $50.
SS5O-Grocery and rooms; rent, SAL.
81, 600-Grocery and . rooms; rent. $67.
So, 0oo-Grocery and rooms; rent, $75; good
corner; business, $500 per week.
S35o-Confect and rooms; rent, $35; stock
and fixtures worth more.
S43O-Confect and lunch; rent, $50.
81 6Oo-Coufect and rooms; rent, $50.
So 5Oo-Gonfect. and 4 roOsis; rent, 800.
ST50-Cigars and news store; rent, $50.
81 10o-Cigar and news and lunch stand; rent
$50; good business.
S35O-Rooming house; Il rooms; baths.
$55O-Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent, 500
S,i50-RoOmiug house; 10 rooms; rent, SJ7
S75O-Rooming house; IA rooms: rent cheap.
H. NJ. CURTIS, FRANKLIN 642a.
402 EVANS BLDG, 1420 n. Y. AVE.
Dining Room; Tea Room.
Near college and roomng houses: good
stand for mother aud daughter or two
friends; doing good business; low rent: lease;
must sell account of ill health; $500 cash,
AUSTIN NJ COOPER.
Phone Main 1882. or Evening. franklin 21a7
LCcntinued on Next PsKc.l
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-Lar or
small jobs. Let US estimate. Call NJ.
BOYD. Main Jn57
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-05

ACCOUNTANT. certified public, will make
audtts and exRmina tons evenings; systems in
stalled. Address Box bS-R. Star Office
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IUNCHR00M DEMONSTRATION section,
near college, in business section. This is
really good opportunity for the right party.
5000 cash. Call FRANKLIN 2IsT
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SITUATIoNs-MALE. FEMALE

SITUATIONS FEMALE
GrRL (coloredl wishes place in Doctors
Office. 1885 st. w.
NURSE, undergraduate. colored. will care for
invalid or Deurotc; reasonable charge. Lin
coin 7a+e-J.
PRACTICAL NURSE will care for invalid;
reference. 1915 Corcoran st.
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER. eight years
experience. competent. efficient, best refer
ences, desires permanent position. Address
Box 131-B. Star office
STENOGRAPHER, experienced capable:
STBNoGRAPHER-Rupid typist copying 10
cents page. Call Room 300 Main 1870,
after O. g
STBN0GRAPHER-Exp in general Of
hce work: rapid. accurate. Call Col 1894.
TYPIST with knowledge of stenogrsphy, re-
fined. educated. desires position; reasonab BILE
salary. Address typist. zoos kearney st. ne.
Phone y. 2s31-J after $50 pm. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-05

DELICATESSEN, cigars, magazines; act at
once: big bargain for cash. Columbia 1886. Is
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AUTO ACCESSORY, TIRES, TUBES, ETC
No gasoline sold. but run with live station
that sells 800 gallons daily: well stocked; low
rental; 3-year lease; established years; great
opening for good man; priced right for quick
sale would consider trading sor small city or
suburban property: terms to right man. Ad-
dress BOX 34-B. star office.
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SMALL GROCERY and cigar store; rents for
SS5 per month; price. $3.50 for stock and fix
lures. 500 Mass. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-05

BVthhEFFFK, double entry Young man
studying accounting at well known accounting
school desires opportunity to gain practical
experience. Address Box I30-B, Star office. 6'
BUTLER, colored. desires position: city refer
cnces. Phone North 1s71w. Call 1910 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-05

FOR SALE-Valuable patents on Inventions of
Thomas Il. Slate. we'll known inventor.
Patent No. 12S6435. Internal combustion en-
CINE. new type of gas engine. eliminating
water jackets, operating with great efficiency
in airnlanps sutomobfleS and
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. REP'D; SLIP
covers made. Est cheerfuly given. Returned
free. TITTENSOR, 1924 9Th NV. N. 77O2.
INCOME TAX correctly taken care of at
saving: individual. partnership corporations.
Call Mr.. Fonrow. Main 80. los
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NANUbCHIPIS EDITED md PUBLISHED:
booklets, papers, speeches. written on any
subject by author and pubicst Of wide ex-
perience. Address Box 422 II Star nficn
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! BookkEEPER, experienced. desires set of
| DOCKS 10 Keep; day or evenings; reference. Ad-
/ dress Roy 10. In dil.c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-05

NOTION and novelty shop in Chevy Chase:
well equipped good reason for selling Address
Box 31q-Z Star office
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MIRRORS REsGLVERED TO- LOOK LIKE
/ new work called for and delivered. Phone
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lCQntiuued in Tom9gyoW's Stazl
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HARDWARE BUSINESS. must be sold imme
diately on account OF illness. This is a won
derful opportunity for who has
$50 900 cash to purchase an old-ests bished
business which is doing approximately $3.50. 600
business per year. Address Box lob. Star
OFF
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toms most progressive residential market. Park
View Market. Georgia ave. and Park road.
ELECTRoLYSIs TAUGHT. MY COMPLETE
course. S45, fits you for business paying 50
mr.; learn ewes Address BoxI9o-V Star office
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SPECIAL HOT OIL SHAMPOO. 81; FACIAL
massage. scalp treatment, manicure. Frank.
1908. MRS. WILLIAMS, 1888 G st. NV,
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HARDWARE and house furnishings splendid
location. Address Boy 14-B. Star nfice
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| BAKER, colored. experienced IN hotel and
| CAFETERIA work Address Box 1877 B. Star
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERATOR's
permit and heavy traffic: any car furnished.
FOSTER" Franklin $751;.
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| MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED,
! down comforts recovered; reasonable. North
lOl45. IDEAL BEDDING CO.. 1924 7th NV.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons all OF the Dis.
frick unless otherwise noted, yesterday
were licensed to marry:
Francis r. Mclaughlin. ~, No. 10l
III street northeast, and Margaret r.
Nixon. 49, No. 1921 street northwest
The Reverend M. J. Riordan.
Louis II. Berman, 20, No. 1910 Seventh
street northwest. and Eva r. Jacobs 70,
No. GOT Harvard street northwest. the
Reverend NJ. Goldman. 49,
J. Lawrence Haynes, %, salisbury,
n. c., and Irene Price Smith. 20, NO.
s1a West virgins avenue northeast The
Reverend w. A. Lambeth.
- Fred Person. 81, Charlotte. n. c. and
Louis Mcneil, "a Rock Hill. 8. g. The
Reverend Aquila Sayles.
Sterling Ely Abrams, IS. No. 1881 Z
street northwest, and Helen Barker
TomlsinA 81, No. 1913 Clifbourne place.
The Reverend Julian r.. Yates.
Bruno s. Rainier, ~, No. 1887 Bitmore
street northwest, and Hannah Klufm5 20
No 1926 Calvert street northwest. the
Reverend John r. Briggs.
Thomas w. Bowler. 10, No. z1S
street northeast, ana Theresa p. Tyler.
10. No. 1850 Four and One-H Half street
southwest The Reverend j. p. BriggsS
Henry d. Camp. "a, No. 21Ol FIFTH ~
street northwest, and Mary Parker. ~
Lanham. Md. The Reverend oscar p
'a WendsI queen. rs. No. 1905 Tenth
street northwest. and Florence Troy.
81 No, 1905 Tenth street northwest. the
reverend James r. Willis.
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DEATHS.

r.ottfe Cox, 81, Garfield Hospital.
AIbertson Films, 46; No. 621 Park road
Ellen Macfarland. Sc, No. 1914 Long.
feIIow street northwest.
Katherine McBrady. 40, Government
Hotel Infirmary, Delaware avenue ana
George x. shotroff. IS. No. 321s n
Katherine spaulding. "a, st. Elizabeth
Hospital. ,,,,r.A
adelaide Noonan. Sc. No. 404 Thir-
tenth street northwest
Percy s. wallace, 81. No. 1874 Mon
roe Ar ihs D. Miller. As. St. Elizabeth
John Ryan. Jr.. 40. U. 8. Navy
Daniel P. Thompson. 81. No. 4ss First
Roland Alley 25. Walter Reed Hos
p Jacob Brieke, s5 No. 1878 Lanier
place northwest.
Daniel M. Sweeney. 2. Providence
Emma Gray. 81. Treedmen's Hospital.
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ENGINEERS FOUNDATION
PICKS REPRESENTATIVES,

rive washington men have been
appointed local representatives Of
the Engineering Foundation which
has national headquarters in New
York.
The local men are Robert III.
palgleish, Of the Capital Traction
Company; John C. ffoyt Of the
United states Geological Survey,
Hugh G.. Miller, George Washington
University; Carlos B. Mirick, Ma.
tional Electrical Supply ConDany,
and Harold B. Stabler Of the Cnesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany.
These men in conjunction with an
entire national committee OF 200
engineers will work with the founda-
tion board in nationwide program
Of research In science and engineer.
ing.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices 10 Main $500, Obituary Desk
REVEREND BENEDICT ]. SMITH.

16ENEteHENO bA1NEDAOA ~ 0AAA Z -
Requiem mass preceded by the
recitation Of the holy office viii be
celebrated Monday morning at 9
o'clock at Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, for sthe Reverend Father
Benedict J. Smith, s. j., rector Of
Holy Trinity Church, who died yes
terday at Georgetown Hospital after
an illness OF six months.
Reverend Smith was born in Bad.
ensburg, Pa. in 1875 and received
his early training from Jesuit fathers
In Conewago. He went to Holy
Cross College at Worcester, Mass,
III 1891 and remained for some time
after which he entered the Jesuit
uovitiate ct Frederick, Md, and
after two years took his first vows:
For two years he then attended
woodstock college in Maryland later
Becoming attached to st. Joseph's
College, Philadelphia. Returning g
woodstock he was ordained priest
In 1903 and 1912-1913 he made his
tertianship at Poughkeepsie under
Father Thomas Cannon.
He took his last vows In February
1914 after having served as prefect
of discipline at St. Joseph 81 ana ~
1914 he was appointed minister az
Sc. Josepil's where he remained TOR
eight years. He was appointed pas
tor at Holy Trinity July ID lSzz.
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ELECTIONS TO BE HELD
by UNIVERSITY CLUB

Elections will be held today by
the University club. The annual
meeting of the club will be held
tonight at $3.50 at the clubhouse.
Nominations for the board OF
governors include Henry p. Blair,
Lawrence A. Baker. William T.
Clerk, ]. B. Gregg Custis. c. Ford
Langworthy, Arthur III. McConville
Case B. Rafter, Harry L. Rust. ST..
Wilbur f. Tisdale and William II
Walker. Those nominated for the
committee on admissions are e. +
Colladay, George B. Dubois. B. U
Graham, John e. Hoover. F. j
Little and j.. C. Perry.
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RIRTFFR.

1rooke M. and Beryi b. Gilbert, boy.
Frank r. and Mary =. Cameron girl
Nathan and Bessie T0istoi, boy.
Charles -. and Mary A. ButterDauBh,
silas o. and Mary o. Donaldson, boy.
August n. and Jane Q. Massino, boy.
FIefcher Il and Helen r. Haucf. boy.
Francis p. and Mary q. Mclaughlin.
boy. 49,.
p0 & ames B. Jr.. and Leila s. Mclaughlin.
girl. :. .,..,4.
girl. ~.
John T. and Florence Harrison. boy.
Milton O. and Eleanor B. James, boy.
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DR.. LEWIS TO ADDRESS
COLLEGE WoMEN'S CLUE

Doctor and Mrs. William Mather
Lewis will be guests of honor at
the College Women's Club tea from
4 to 6 o'clock, Monday, at the club
house.
Mrs. william c. Van Week and
members of section 1, which is the
George Washington University Sec
ton, will b the hostesses. Doctor
Lewis will make an address.
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MARTTN 9. STRUHs.

Funeral j services for Martin g.
Struhs, seventy, who died Thurs.
day, will be conducted money
from hts late residence, 1Sce
M gtr1Ihs was 4 native Of Ger
MANY and entered the American
Nav ~ an apprentice seaman ~
1873 He came to Washington
about twenty-five years agC and
took position as watchlnan at
ia Bureau or Standards. His
widow survives him.
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"a MenorIam

BRODERICK--In, sad out loving res
membranes OF THOMAS M. lsHOD-
ERICK. who departed this life two
years ago today February Il, 1e23).
aged fifty-one years.
Forget him2 No. we never Will,
we loved him then, we love him still
God caiIed him home. lie thought 4
best,
TO- sleeD. with him unto eternal rest.
His Loving wife and Children.
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Dlaih llotiers

PAXTON Entered into reBt FRIDAY.
February Is, 1925. AZ e:sa p. M, ls,s ~ I
livingstone Heightss Va, 5000
SAMSON DAYTON aged slxty-nLnss
years dsughtsr q ths late y, EeysF Isas.
beth Snallwood Samson sister q
Miss Elizabeth Samson, rs Mensing-
ton. Nd. ana mother Of A9rs Eli1a.
ton. Ma. and 81 william Adams Day
ton. Of Liyingstone HEIGHTS W.
Funeral servicess at her late reel..
dence Monday. February 1s.
Porter. pastor 81 the First Baptist
Church, officiating. 1nterment pEl-
xAte.
fAII--Entered into rest on Friday.
February a.; 1895, PHILIP z. II Lns,
beloved husband Of Mary q. y: HalL
Funeral from his late re1ldences
g4ss wisconsin avenue, on Monday:
February ne, IT 2. p. n. Relatives ana
friends invited. InterInent priyate.z
POWTEN- Entered Into rest on Thur
day, February ~, 1895 ~ her resi-
dsnse 1922 -, street noE5 e sSss q 1s-
widow ok Henry Kirke Qfser. 81
Pittsburgh, n the ninetietA yeMr "a
her age. 80
Funeral services at her late resi-
dence sunday: keprpn 1Sss ., ~. ~ *
Relatives and friends invited y -
s11ITk On Friday. Eebruaxy .. ~ 81 4 :.
at Geqrgetown Unlxerslsy ~ ~. paAs.s'
SMITH s. - rector e Holy LElnlsy
y'j funeral ni'i from Holy TRINITY church.
Monday. February 10 q 2. me- M Ky
low reauiem mass. grecesasess99 ~ NJ
clerey ana relatives and friends are
Invited to attend.
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local Stocks

trurnIshed BY w b. Hlbbs q Coz
t SALES.
Washington Gas SIS, .$500@99,
$5O0@99, $2,O00099, $3.0O0@99.
Washington Gas IS 1888, $1,000
1889.
Capital Traction 1O@92, 1O@02,
.10@92, 1892, 20092.
District National Bank, 10000.
Riggs National Bank, 1O@327,
.10@3271k, 3@3271k.
Continental Trust Company, 1o0
IS.
Lanston Monotype. 1O@7s1k, 20
7Sh.
MergenthaIer Linotype, 2@17O5z,
6@17OLz, 10@171. 10@171h, 100
172, 1O@172K 1001721k.
After call Washington Gas S.
1888, $1OO@1O2. $200@1O2, $4,000
l02, $20001O2. $300@1O2. 5000 I02,
Potomac Electric 1st SIS, 1853,
$500 @1O355.
Washington Gas IS, 81, O@909<
Washington Railway and Electric
CON-, 25@1OO1z, 6O@1O0A.
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TsENFAN b. HART.

The funeral OF Isenan 3. Hartz,
fifty-three, who committed suIcl9s
Yesterday at Emergency HospllLa,l J, y
the absence Of his nurse, Whi "
held tomorrow morning 81 1O.e !,
o'clock from the chapel q TENS
eseier.s UNDERTAKING estabIi5hment.
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OIL
Bid / Ask.
T1EIo- American Oil Co. newt I9E 20 -
1sorne-Scrymser Co. .......l250 i235
Tackeye Pipe Line Co.. ......I IS 81
f7heeeboFough Mfg. Co....s..l So IS
freecent Pipe Line Co.......l 10 Is
Cumberland Pipe Line. ......l1 5s las
eureka Pipe Line. ..,.....s. Sc So
eIalena signal Oil Co. conn.,. e4& ssh
GaIena-Signal Oil Co. pfd. 81 1oS Ills
Illinois Pipe Line Co... 142 l14b
Indiana Pipe Line co......s. ~ 70
National Transit Co.. 23AI 24h
Y. Transportation Co.., % "a
Norfhern Pipe Line Co... 50 IS
info OIL Co. ..........,ss... Iz%l IaA
Prairfe Oil q Gas Co. 49,. 6lNl 6zA
prafrie Pipe Line CO.. ..-s..llz0 III
Ehiar Refining Co. Iz51 l245
Ss..th penn OIL co.......... l184- lIs7
W. Penn. Pipe Line Co.,. 70 q
~ andard oil Co. Und.l 1850. eeM %
4fandard oil CO. fKan.l So. 4zHl 43
ssandsrd oil CO. tzy.1 ...... i2o ~
4fandard Oil Co. (Neo. -. zes zs9 :,
t1andard Oil Co. IN. Y.1.s'l 4sA 4S 4
t,srdard Oil Co. kOhio1 $3.50 Sss leSs
g: B $ s. =: /
aenusy 1Yania- Mexican Fuel Il - ~ -
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0Hs Recover

re- some uQaEtest0 ~
the sugar. motor ana
e11iifie stocks. many Of Wn I..,l
rs. close the week with
~41,, sflsfr the opening on Nom
day. OH stocks also showed 2 ten
NSf,cv f6 recover after each decline.
Developnents IN the oil INDUSTRY
we've 81 favorable to the produc.nR
and refining compapies, ana Iurlnsr
advances ii prices Of crude OBJ
were talked Of. -,
1.-TWO more prominent indusLI g.
+ - - 3 ,,iee General Motors and
71o-,rSlafion Company. fulfilled ex-
,7ssfafione in increasing their dlX1-
800 navment to stockholders. ne
1.'fstl1Iv stssl tonnage report
loved 8 larger. increase in futuIe
or1Iers than was generally expectcd
81 the financial district. ne Week
ed. also saw general advance N
prices Of crude and gasoil1e; FIalsle
Oh advancing, Mid Continent cruz
81 Is IS cents barrel and making
80 hest Grade S2.35 barrel; Hum
~ Company raising Texas cruoe
Ito 20 cents barrel.
,ffeeffvea Friday. the STANDARD
a Company OF Indiana announced
91f increase 81 cents gallon u
- toline IN the eleven States served
this company. The Increase
7|f make the retail price q cents
(. - rzhIcaRo and adjacent territory
on stocks led a brisk forward
fss1ement immediately after the
,SI,Snine of the market on Friday
r'ces OF many of the active oili
climbed back TO the price levels Of
: ~ previous week, before the heavy
frffif-ta1king set In. Some OF tht
h-priced industriaIs were con
'1|euously strong and active, to
f 1lsaffd sugar stocks continued
frlii. and motors were also in gooe
1srns nd at higher prices. As usiia
fRe rumors concerning the increas
~ Of the Federal reserve bank re
discount rate were without fOunda
fion: though the reserve ratio o.
he bank declined about 2 per cent
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AnnOunc eIllents

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able: any medium. Col. 8oe6-J.
= 1rfT1fIo MarceI FVaveTe n Demand.
Complete course il Beauty Culture'
Marceling and Coanettque Art, inciud-
ing text books conpounsa.lng Creams.
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MADAM CEOLA LAP PND IRON
since a child she has been gifted with
strange and mysterious powers. She
and anrition OF your entire life. tells
past present and future. Her race
stands foremost in the world for clair
voyants and mediums Do not pass
to see the lady who knows all, sees
all and tells all. Satisfaction or no
charges. Courteous treatment to All.
107 Ilth st. N. w, opp. Star Building.
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Pr GESS0NALS
RULE WEEK.
TRADING
Industrial Shares Move IN
Obedience to Manipulations
Of Pool Operators
BY w. 8. COUSINS.
Y1ternational News Service Elnancihl

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-This
weeks markets contained several
incidents which clearly revealed
, the character ofs some Of the recent
speculation. They also reflected
the results Of the violent upbidding
Of prices Of speculative stocks with
nothing In the way OF business de.
veIopments to justify fluctuations
Of ten 80 points in q single session.
Wheat Drops
The wheat market broke 10 cents
bushel on wednesday. and May
wheat sold IS cents bushel below
the top price OF two weeks ago IN
Chicago and Winnipeg. with rye
and other grains making CORE
spending declines. The expianatlgn
Cor these sharp drops N prices W -
only rannotely related to the word
rrsin situation and closely related
Is the technical condition OF the
market prof it-taking BY specusd-
tors: withdrawal Of buying support
BY powerful traders uncovering OF
stop loss orders. etc.
Industrial stocks on the New
york stock exchange moved up ana
DOWN the price scale principally IN
Obedience to the naanipulattons az
professional traders. ciiques or
pools.
While It was said that no corner
existed in Cast Iron Pipe or any
OF the other spectacular performers.
the bears IN These stocks are cred
tied with having made settlements
with the pools and sponsors q
the fiighty industrials shares rather
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