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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Jan. 1o.-(R)-(U. 8. p. AZ
Hogs. 81 900; mostly 10 lower; tor
PAS paid for around 400 pound av.
RACES; largely an e.lO Ia. 90. Mar
ket on desirable l70-2o0 pound ship
pers took 5000: estimated holdoveE
J 1000. Butchers, medium % choice
250-S00 pounds go, to Gao: 2o0-2bo
pounds eos to cas-: 10000 pounda
SOS to o.2S: lS0.lo0 pounds ass 70
9.l5 nominal. Packing sows SIS to
8.75. Pigs, medium TO choice o0.l30
pounds TOO to Gas nominal. 49,.
Cattle, 500; compared to week agd
fed steers and yearlings Is to 1.26
lower: mostly 50 cents to 100 down;
tnbetween grade yeQ{lings and light
steers Oft most; most heavjes loo "a
$50 under two week. ago; better
grade fit coWs ana butcher hsifers
and light heller and mixed yeaSltnen
q to 50 cents Oft respectively: cuttog
1enf 1common COWS stToug 70 g cents
y1eIer; bulls about STEADY and veal.
1ers 50 cents 70 100 HIGHER; extronea
top weighty ted steere 1850: yearj.
tngs In lead loats lS.5S: little above
1900: bulk TT steers selling ct Ills
to 1880.
Sheep. 1850: i doubles from pen
fed lots; 1900 direct; dressed lamb
trade slow; the weeks total receipts
normal but the market ruled active
and worked upward under pressure
Of active shipper demand compared
with the close Of last week 1at lambe
s. to q ceuts higher; 1at ewes q Is
20 cents up; feeding lambs 70 to @
cents hiehtr: top pglce tor tho wollg:
: Fat lambs J5.S0; yoerltpss 1850;
feeding lambs 1915, Bulk prices tor
the week: Fat letnbs 1900 to 10,s6:
yearlings 1915 to il.2$: ~ ewes 90
to: 1850: feeding LAMBS l4.2s to ls,2S.
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WHEAT MOVES FORWARD
! THEN SUFFERS SETBACK

Minneapolis. Mimi. Jan. lo-(R)-
Wheat advanced to new highs for
recent weeks, May touching @l.2o. but
profit taking developed on the up
turn and prices fel back to yesterdays
closing levels. Other grains were slow
and dragsy Flsxssed was higher.
Oats were irregular within narrow
range. May barley dragged early,
recovered and again turned easy.
Rye was easy early and was slow TO
follow the advance in wheat. May
Flaxseed advanced ! cent.
Cash Wheat offerings were light
and demand was slack. Premiums
were easy with protein over Is per
cent slow and buyers not paying up
for weight. Few sales we're In the
top Of the range. Lower protein was
In fair demand. Winter wheat WIS
steady. Dyrura wes In small supply
and milling quality was wanted.
Corn offerings were moderate and
demand was quiet.
Oats OF medium quality were in
better demand and the basis was firm.
Offerings were light.
Rye was Quieter for ordinary with
good milling types in good demand.
Barley Was firm to l cent higher
at 81 to 10 cents.
Flaxseed was draSgy early with
choice to fancy neglected.
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HOOVER DELEGATES
PARTY AUTHORITY IN
new YORK TO Three
Political Observers Believe thu
Novel Experiment Presages
Similar Action In Nation

Washington. Jan. e...P)-Political
Washington sat back today. to observe
the working out Of the rather novel
experiment President Apover Is
undertaking j., New York stqte by
placing direction Of affairs d the
Republican party there In the hands
Of three men.
Dramatically opposed predictions
o. to the outcome were made by some
Of those who have . flair for fore
casting future events, but most po-
Ntical observers seemed to be agreed
that this presages action along SIM
liar lines In other states where fric-
ton has developed and in some Of the
southern states where strengthening
Of tho organizations Of hts party Is
especially desired by the PRESIDENT
Ftieuds and associates OF Mr..
Hoover confidently asserted that
ereQter harmony among individual
leaders IN New York would result
from the naming Of II. Edmond Mac
Hold. state chairman; Charles p.
Hilles. national committeeman. and
FORMER representative william II. Hill
g . sort Of triumvirate In. control Of
party machinery and especially Of
federal patronage. !.
May Prove Unsnocossful
OTHERS were equally - confiAent Ia
thar holief that the experiment would
prove unsuccessful Il Tor, 40 other
reason than that the recently elected
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not be put aside easily unless he him
self consented to the sharing Of the
power he 20 long has welded.
While ostensihly the creation Of the
COMMITTEES was In the interest Of haS-
mony. the practically minded among
the. politicians here protested to see
In 1t the initiation OF q policy by Mr..
Hoover locking to the placing Of state
party control into the hands Of his
friends.
Original Hoover Man
To support this view they called at
tention that the third member Of the
committee. Mr.. Hill, has equal voice
with the other two although he has
no official place In the party organ
ization, state or national. He was
one OF the original Hoover for. presi-
dent men OF New York state.
Until = program for rehabilitatiug
the party in New York state has been
worked out, i would appear that the
chief function Of the newly named
committee would be to make rocom-
mel1datiouS on patronage.
Chairman MaclIold viii b the
spokesman In communicating such
recommendations to the next chief
executive after. It u explained, the
three have agreed upon Q particular
candidate for particular office.
Just what would happen In the case
Of Q disagreement Is not now entirely
clear.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnished room, suit
able for sleeping or light house.
keeping in modern home. hot wa
ter heat, young married couple
preferred. Phone 745-W or call at
404 Tenth street.
FOR RENT-One large extra warm,
we'll furnished room. suitable for
either sleeping or light housekeep-
ing. Hot water at all times. 42l
First street. Phone 1871.
FOR RENT-Warm, comfortable
room for young man. in private
home. Board II desired. Close in.
Good home for responsible party.
Phone 1881.
FOR RENT-One large nicely fur
nished sleeping room In modern
home. suitable for two. Close in
Call at 2l9 Seventh street north.
FOR EENT-Two furnished rooms
bedroom and living room. Use OF
piano and radio. Write p. O. box
283. Bismarck, N. d.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 1923 Second
street. Phone 360-M before 10 or
after 5 o'clock.
ROOM-Large front room. close IN,
hot water heat. two windows. 5l0
Fifth. Phone 090-W.
FOR RENT-Two large comfortable
furnished rooms. Close to the capt.
tol. Phone 1275-R.
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fires and the streams have been de-
pleted Of fish. Pathetic scenes are
witnessed daily at the little trading
post Of Nelson House. the traders
having extended credit to the limit
An appeal for aid Is expected to be
made to the federal department Of
Indian affairs.
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Unseas0nal Rains
and Gales Spread
Death and Damage

Continued from page euo)
and their parents were reoeuo1 IN
the second trip.
Steve LAvandouski ana zuss Jan.
surf were taken from the rooe g
their shack, BY poliee. Watew was
three feet deep on the l]eog vheu
they were removed and tho shaek
was threatening to COLLAPSE O aay
minute.
A rainfall record Of two inclaes In
night. ~
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wheat PRICES RISE
AFTER EARLY DROPS
Corn Wsakens on Argentine
Rain Reports, While Whsat
FavorabIy Affected by Cold

Chicago. Jan. lo.-(AD--Much en-.
Nlarged buying Of wheat future de.
liveries today hoisted July wheat to
anew high.price record for the ~.
son. Houses With eastern connections
fwere conspicuous In the wheat pur.
4 chasing movement, and weether con-
ditions throughout Q good deal Of
the domestic winter wheat territory
was regarded - pointing to chances
Of crop damage. Toword the last,
however, corn weakness and profit
taking brought about q reaction.
Corn averaged lower today - Q result
Of, free profit taking and on sailing
because Of reports Of showers In
Santa Re, Entire Rios and Cordoba
provinces, Argentina, and consequent
lessened tension - 10 drought.
Wheat closed unsettled. Nc TO sc
net lower. (Agarch l.2i% to ". May
1.24K 70 u. uly l.9eM to ~. Corn
lssc to lXc of, (Mar 90 to Il, May
l.o0M to Y. uly l.o2h).
Oats &c 10 1 &c down. MAR. 52s,,
May .S2h to n. uly .toH).
y Aud provisions varying from &c de-
! cline to . rise Of SC.
Liveliest purchasing Of wheat today
came from interests that were out.
spoken in protesting belief that adj
vances Of all grain would Be limited
only by the sire Of speculative de.
mand. In this connection, other
trade leaders said speculative buying
is being encouraged through expect-
ance OF government farm aid. Mean
while, dispatches 1t hand especially
from st. bouis referred to danger Of
winter killing BY lower temperatures
looked for where domestic wheat Ii
minus a snow blanket.
Indications that mills were In the
market today for wheat tended lurth.
er at times to strengthen prices. Kan.
sas City messages said wheat stocks
there had been cut into more than
100000 bushels this week. Meanwhile,
wheat primary receipts o. . whole
were reported as much smaller for the
week than year ago, <,lo<,000 bush.
els compared with 0.loe,0o0.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAVEL
ING POSITION. Open February
LIST, not married. entirely unincun-
bered, with high school education,
between Is and 10. Salary, bonus
and transportation. Give age, ed
ucatioil, experience. F. E. COMP
TON CO., 1902 N. Dearborn. Chi
caeo.
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES at home.
spare time. Earn substantial pay
weekly: experience unnecessary.
Digniiied employment for honest.
sincere persons. Marshall Co., c032
Montrose Ave. Chicago.
AN Opportunity for q young woman
who Is experienced In diathermy.
Solar Light treatments. to work for
few hours each day and later q
steady position. Write Tribune.
care Ad. No. 80.
WANTED Stenographer. Experience
ed preferred. In making applica-
ton include phone number with
address. Write Ad. No. 81, care Of
the Tribune.
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CHICAGO mTArogs

Chicago. Jan. lo.-OF1-(U. s. p. Of
A)-potatoes Neceipts . cars. on
track 1919 can teal y. .. shipments
6d7 carr. Trading rather slow, mar.
ket dull: wisconsin sacked round
whites % - lis: Minnesota aud
North Dakeee sacked round whites
s. to l.06; 0oeked Red River ohio'S
LIS to Lao; lGalo' sacked Ruesets
100 to ~.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-One gas fire place. Also
second hand furniture at 500 Griffin
or phone 1898.
BARGAINS in used furniture Ken.
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CHICAGO HRoptlJcII' !.

yChicaeo. Jan. . Rutt19.-glu-
changed; leceipts. oolo tunks Eggl-
fugher: receipts M cAaoo: 0iItta
'firsts - 70 81; fts1ts - e =: nr4iu-
ary 1irsts % % q.
Ohsese lowsr: twins n 70 axe:
TNtn Daisies 21H 70 2lX: Single
Daisies 3lk 10 ~, Americas 22h o
IKE; long horns ak to -: brick n
to 3litc.
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Two Minot Men Are
Indicted for Death

Mnot. N. D.. Jan. ls--iAP)-Two
new Indictments charging Or. =. e.
Stone ind Jewell Christianson, both
. MinctA with performing m illegal
operation which. 1t 10 charged. caused
the death lof = patient, were returned
BY the Wdrd county grand Jury here
yesterday.
Z Tho two defsndants had previously
been charged with murder. but the
state Seught new indictments On
which It plsna 70 bring them to trial.
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CLASSIFIED r MARKETS FINANCIAL NEWS - RADIO !.
uElp WANTED mAle.

4
WANTCD-TWo or three first class
men who are dissatisfted with their
present position. who want to learn
the automobile game and eventual.
~ become managers Of garages.
Free training ct Ford schools. Pos.
eible earntnss $500 per month.
Write Tribune. care Of Ad. No. n.
BIG PAY-sTEADY WORK
RELIABLE, industrious man wanted
to establish local business. Every.
thing furnished. Experience un.
necessary. Write superintendent,
McNESS CO., Dept. 8. Freeport.
Illinois.
DISTRIBUTOR Tor 100 store route
this county: experience unneces-
sary; no selling: distribute and col
lect: should net $1,000 weekly.
EASTON FACTORY. Florin. Pa.
WANTED-Man who knows farm
life to travel In country. Steady
work. Good profits Mccopnon &
Company. Dept. BIT. winona.
MINI.
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FGArvREs ON rHs Air


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bNo-bsnd Parade Ohio WTAI wWJ WON
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CHICAGO Cash SALES

: hard la la; ooSh No, 4. mixed q
g ID; No. ! yellow . IL: No. 4 white
d.
Oats No. 3 white 80 81 to 81 Ia.
Nye, no ea)os: barley 50 to 6e;
barley 81 "a q: timothy seed SO to
go.
Glover sse4 22.76 70 30.75.
Lard ll.e2; yjbs l2.76; bellies 1857.
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inquiry, demand and trading very
slow. market dull. too few salea r.
ported to quote.
CHICAGO POULTRY

Oh. Jan. lo.-lR)-poultry
alive. weaker: receipts 2 cars: fowls
.; springs %: roosters -: turkeys
81: ducks - to 2c: geese a.
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LEARN barnertng during winter
uSOntha, BIC demand. good wages
Free catalo0. Moles Barber College
CArQo N. O.. Butte. Mont
PUBLIC stenosrapher at Underwood
Typewriter Co., l06 Third street.
Phone $40.
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4cS.:-WlW cincjuuati-7co

91S.S-WIW Ctncinnati-7C0
6:l5-:vcning Services
l:l5-Magaxine Hour
fS:l5-Concert Orchestra
9:l5-American Singers: Organ
tO:l0-- Musical NovclesQEe
e;o2-WTAM.WcAR Cleveland 1oN
G:0O-Hotel Orchestra
S:30-Theater Family
c:s5-Music: A. X. Hour
Educational Light Opera
l0:i5-DGnce Music
s.o.c-Yoc Oavenport-1ooo
s:00-Eani Parade: WEAF PROGRAM
S:OO-Chicag" symphony Orchestra
s:9o-D. Lawrenre; a. x. Hour
a:!5-National Light Opera
lJ:l5-"Food FOR Thought
sss.o--Wcx.WJR 0stroit-7se
SO-Sermnnet: Fina nciers
1:o0-M Melodies: Magazine Hour
S:lS-Jubilee Singers: FL Tango
s:0S-HPppy Halt Hour: Organ
iU:00-Amos: News: Dance
es3.5-WoWo Ft. Wayne-1iso
, lO:45a-Church Services
7:30-WABC Program
S:ON-Theater Of the Air
9:00-Audions: Souvenir
2se.%-kFA0 lircoln-71o
il :00a-Church Services
4:O0-Organ Recital
1--WE WV "sVU0aVUVSeOts Vdui "--GbV
9:A5a--Church Services
7:OO-WABC Programs
S:M-Theater of the Air
9:OO-Symph0ny Orchestra
27s.1-kMox st. louis-ic3o
observation-disclosures Program
5:00-Songs; Story Book Girl
S:0O-Organlst: Tenor
6::O-Orchcstra: Organist
7:0O-WABC Programs g hrs)
Notwithstanding: News; Sports
2o;-Kvoo Tulsa-i,4o
::00-Young Peoples Conference
S:0O-Dr. Cadnlan
5:NO-Parade: Gospel Hour
S:o0-D. Lawrence; a. X. Hour
9;l5-Feature Program
TERN
e.S0-roct's Firesids
34c.6-WADc New Yc-.. q,
7:o0-Around tile Samovar
7:30-Musical
S:0O-Theatcr Of the Air
9:0O-Audions: Souvenir
1O:OO-Dance Hour
3oS.e-kDkA Pittsburoh-eso
6:0O-lcvening Services
7:0O-Melodies: Magazine Hour
S:l5-Jubilce Singers
S:45-El Tango Romantico
37s.s-WGY sehensctady-7so
6:3O-Theater Family
S:O0-D. Lawrence: 4. X. Hour
Educational Light Opera
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SUNDAY. JAN. 20
BY The Associates Press)

Programs In Central standard time.
All time Is T.. NJ. unless otherwise in.
dicated.. .Wnvelenxths on left IT call
mel station programs n detail, with an
nprended list 1t some IT the more i'm.
portant regional stations.
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i NzND 67051 j II ~ p -
than ~ noa6 TN oYo1fA0
rsvolts 1oae h1eoeo II MAD 13oI
any THINKING aee xo00 D10oG,
AOH sevolgedt TIM - -
mA0 q aey1ag eWoy, 0e0 ~
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n tiny ~ ~ h1l1e
yoQ my Dooo - ~
WIT tho 01in1o 6 r.. ~ ~ 49,
LachJen taasvocG). ~ oull y.
eoseo ~ yomovlng ~ 0AU1 ~
DO 40 oe3okl0I, - OeoqnloG. - -.
ting. 40 slAshlug. WIN uo>NGp 1l0S
lures vttamln uoeba 49, -
Bark ana our oc1oul1{lo. l(Uennn1 11o
Diet oygtom - ham ol3eo1 knd.
dreds and ~ can 0p1p ~ ~
dc Of oaneoe ~ 0olsog pyoso1to6oo
dlaoaso wheo you oon y q eoGl1r
CURED ~ our Natural QU0ecp q
AeallnS1 0llute, LucAr Q1Qef, ~.
marck. ND. NO K)guG
FOR eALE-1eeuty shop Tixturop:
One facial chAir, cray leather. Aa1
stool. standard light t. ooGap
treatments. also olaso rako. ! ~
ana blue bell light Tor 1oe1olG. I
hand hair 0r1er, marcel hooNor.
electric. also ga. 2 marcel iroee. >
paper curl irons, III kinds q ooGns
and neodles Tor eloctroljtoG. III 80
as new. Phone Mia. Nouta ob(fSoe.
oee-w.
FOR eALE-An electrically eauinne6
blacksmith shop In county sno1
town Of 1900. doing good blaslneoL
reason for selling. have ether hao1ls
meas interests. prtcod way rooa01s
able, must cell 1t once. Write .
see Jonathan Hoff. Linton, n. 8.
NATIONAL Cash RDQloTTH7.
New and second hand. orr -
styles and oiDeA w llayo e. -
ut your business. ". r 0elinol.
representative. pattosOoo 1R11o1.
0ismarck, N. q.
FOR RENT-Farm = mijeo eoaafh.
east Bismarck: 800 cultivated. ~.
ture: haylan6: some bul)dln@-
lumber Tor uaoco. Ilonty heln ~
bank references required. IN z
Sheldon. N. p.
FOR SALE-Choico Cooary elneaen
supported German Rollers, oherpoeG
and Har1 Mouptaiua CaGoa eia7a
treats. etc. Phone llS.J. lnoeS
Bull. Dtckineon. n. q. hon M ~
FOR 6ALE-Jack Fabblts 6f1V1 .
undrawn. Suitable foe hog -
chicken feed. CAN q write togfh.
ern Hide & Fur o., Do1 ~. ~
marck. N. p, q phone ~
FOR SALE-YearIln9 aud 16116S
bronze turkey toms, Geld 1onk
strain. registered Dvroe ioNn1V
bred gifts, Struts Il Naeol. -.
FOR RENT-Two story pooi a.
dance hall Wonderful opportunity
for barber. Rent very reaepn1RlS.
Town on highway. Write n q.
Breien, N. D.
FOR sALE-Purebred Ha111 10
bred CUTS Of reasonable 80.
Glen y. Taylor. Maudap. n. 0nk
Phone 6-F-220. :. 4.
WANTED 10 BUY-0irl'S H1e1sa9:
Phone 268-J or call ct 90 Gl1fH
APARTMENTS
IUN KIENI-IVS
large rooms and ktteheuette.
screened porch, on ground 0eee.
private entrance. partly lasnicae1.
electric cooking stove, nieo %
warm: 4o2 Eighth street. 1880
1881.
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to S.66; 226-260 lbs. $40 to ass: 250-
800 lbs. $40 to ass: 300-350 lbs. e26
to SIS. Packers TO to 7.66. Stays
las to TO.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, Jan. to.-(R-Wheat
receipts today l26 compared to l2o q
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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AGENTS

FEDERAL DISTRIBUTORS GET
BIG PAY! No capital or experience
needed. Territory being assigned.
Write for application blank. FED
ERAL PURE FOOD CO.. 1901
Archer, Chicago.
500 WEEKLY-Appointing agents
Mother Hubbard Foods. No can.
wasting, delivering or investment.
MOTHER HUBBARD PRODUCTS.
$50 Congress. Chicago.
MEN WANTED TO CANVASS
FARMERS. $50 monthly and ex-
penses. Possibility for advance
ment. Bigler Co., J-3l2, Springfield,
Ill.
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Qea. s-kvw cA,e..e, oen

9sS.s-kvW chleaoe-1c9o
l0:%Oa-Church ServIces
G::v-Anglo Pertains
6:0e-Eeature: Talk
sS::s-Merrymaksrp: Organ
s:So-Aielcdi::: alasas,n. HON
S:i5-Good Reading; Orchcstri
v:00-Week- End Party
s:5o-Hockey Game: News
sos.%-WooM chleass--,7o
7:so--WABC Program
S:00-Theater Of the Air
H:OV--Audione
l::o0-Sutty Club (; hrs.)
sl4.e-wENe ch,esso-...v
e:55a-church Services
SW-DOWners Grove Club
.9:S0-Symphony Orchestra
ll:00--Late Evening Feature
@1e.@-WcN.Wllo chieaso-7ao
e:Oo-Chicaso Symphony Orchestra
y'VO-Nighthaw ks; Pat Barnes
5:3S-Concers Ensemble: NiGhtha wka
8:fS-A. K. Hour
A:l5--Music Room: Porters
io:is-Dance Music; Dream Ship
ll:l5-WGN Orchestra
A4.s-wLs chiease-s7o
l?:?0-Concert
l:3o-Cro.s Roads Sunday School
S:30-Little Brown Church
>47.s-WMAQ chisaos-e7o
l0:i5a-Church Services
4:9o-Musicai Pilgrimages: Church
300 vespers
6;O0--Concert Orchestra
7:O0-Sunday Evening Club
.S:l5--Auld Andy: souvenir
!0;oo-AMos.Andy: Orchestra
l0:S0-Bible Reading; Orchestra
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WORK WANTED
WANTED-To do attentions and e.
pairing on ladies winter coats and
dresseA Also refining. lO7 fifth
street. Kyall Tailor Shop, Mira J.
WentA
PUBLIC stenographic work done, s2s
Fourth street. Geraldine Qish.
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s:00-Werrenrath Concert
S:30-TheAter Family
8:00-David Lawrence
S:l5-A. x. Hour
e:l5-NAtloNal Light Opera
3o%.s-WJZ New Yerk-7eo
1:l5-Magazinc Hour
e:l6-lubilee Singers
S:46-El Tango Romantico
O:l5-Amcrican Singers: Organ
%22.3-WoR Newark-7to
e:OO-OrchOstra
S:3O-Conceft Orchestra
7:30-Choir Invisible
o:30-Playh ouse
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PERSONAL

MADAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Phrenologist. Here el1 Thayer.
Phone 1880. Helps you find lost
articles. See her today. ] tell your
future by looking in your hand.
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR QUICK 8ALE-Pretty four room
bungalow completely modern. with
fine lawn and garage. $500. only
100000 down. Leaving city. coo
Tenth street. Phone 842-R.
FOR r->'T-Furnished six room du.
pick until May l. Immediate pos
session. Phone $40 during office
hours.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Practically
new 3 room house, also q used tele-
phone booth In good condition.
Phone 117B
FOR RENT-Duplex at III Broad
way. II. J. WoodmanSee.
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LOST-Black hand grip between
Braddock and Bismarck. II found
please notify Frank Finlayson. care
Of Bismarck Hide Il Fur co.
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All time 10 r. NJ. unless otherwise i'm
.'icated.. Wavelengthe on left Of call
mel station prORrams In detail. with an
appended list OF some OF the more In.
portant regional stations.
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