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The Washington times., 1930-09-11
LQAD|NGS GAIN
1886 CARS

A sharp upward turn in car
loadings, barometer of industrial
activity, is reported for the week
ended August 80 by the Amer
ican Railway Association.
The total. 984,504 cars, was an
increase of 43,955 over the preced-
ing week increases being reported
in the loading of all commodities.
1oadings were 177,596 cars below
the high 1929 level, and 132,207
below those of 1928.
Miscellaneous freight loading
totaled $3.50 cars, 83,373 under
the same week in 1929 and 59,815
under 1928. Loading of merchan-
disc less than carload lot freight
amounted to 239.175 cars. 27,568
below the corresponding week last
year and 24,261 cars below 1928.
Coal loading amounted to 168,-
879 cars. 20,821 below 1929 and
9.210 cars under 1923. Forest
products loading amount to 42,966
cars, 6,857 under 1929 and 23,923
cars under 1928.
Ore loading amounted to 55,784
cars, a reduction of 19,489 and
1882, respectively. Coke loading
amounted to 8,483 cars. 3,276 be-
low last year, and 1874 under
1928.
Grain and grain products load
ing totaled 59,65S cars, 6,162 cars
over 1929 and 2,344 above 1928.
Livestock loading totaled 24,554
cars, 2,274 under 1929, and 3,136
cars under 1928.
All districts reported reductions
in the total loadings of all COM
modities, compared not only with
the same week in 1929. but also
with the same week in 1923.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Stock Loan Ratio
Falls to NeD Lon

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-New low
point in the ratio of New York
stock exchange collateral loans,
to the value of all listed stocks,
was recorded on Sept, 2, when the
ratio stood at 5.31 per cent, the
exchange announced.
This is the lowest point reached
since the exchange inaugurated
loan ratio figures on February !.
1925, and compares with SAC per
cent on August /, and 8.79 per cent
on September |, 1929.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Wall Street
Hears:

That there is good scale buy.
ing In National Power and Light
(NPL).
That a split up in Coca Cola
(KOCl Is looked for before the
end Of the year.
That Liggett & Meyers LMB)
win make a favorable showing
this year.
That Burroughs Adding Ma
chine (BGH) is attractive at
current levels.
That the merchandising group
has been OverSOld and an up
ward movement is due.
That Loose WiIeS LO) is at
tractive buy at its current price
and it is figured that the COM
pany will net about SIS a share
this year.
That the formal denial that
Kreuger g. Toll tKRT) had be-
come interested in Diamond
Match (DNl Is being taken with
o grain Of salt.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Garlic shipments reported for the en-
tire United States for Tuesday:
New York. 81; Virginia. II; Washington.
So; others, 49, Total, 252.
Cabbage-Colorado, 10: New York, 81 {;
Virginia, s.; Wisconsin, SS; others, 8,
Total 114.
Grapes - California, $40: Kansas s.
Total 657
Onions - Indiana, SO. Massachusetts,
-: Michigan. 81; New York. 81: others
a. Total 1856
Potatoes - Colorado. so; idaho. so;
Maine, 22e; New Jersey. a.; Long Island
1soi Pennsylvania, 9; others, 21S.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Neon Sales Gain
4OM in Six Months

Claude Neon Lights, Inc, and
associated companies reported to-
day new business written in the,
six months ended June 80 totaled
$8,95S,942, an increase Of 40 per.
cent over the $6,4O6, ,4o3 written in
the like 1929 period, -
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Katy r. r. Asks
I.C.C. For Rehenrsinu

The Missouri, Kansas, Texas
Railroad has asked the I. c. C.
to reconsider, or in the alterna-
tive, to rehear the Missouri Pa
cific >unification case. The issue
involved is the maintainance Of
way and preservation Of existing
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
OFFICIAL RESIGNS

Lynn McNaughton, vice presi-
dent in charge of sales Of the
Cadillac Motor Company, today
resigned.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
u Zonite Prod rt.

M dividend Ex rEhta : Plus ~ in stock SPey.
tbe In scrip Plus 80 PAID last yAaruo regular
ate OPayabls in stock a Payabis wbsn earned .Pay.
stock Plus az III in s.oe1 Plus ~ r stoek 3 PlS'
Subject to approval stOckhoIdSr PiuO OxtTaG suSM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
Statesmen

Men experienced in selling, of good
character and appearance, and am
bilious to succeed by the road of hard
work and intelligent application are
invited to investigate the opportunity
presented by new company in
Washington. Our business, while
new in this community. is an estab-
lished one in the leading cities of
the country and one offering fatter-
ing opportunities for large earnings
and advancement.
Men now connected, but willing to
consider a change, are welcome to
investigate with no obligation. Part
time men also will be considered.
Full discussion of the matter Mon
day at 10 am, IL noon, 4 pm. and
8 pm.
SUITE o2l-o27.
TOWER BLDG, l4th AND K SIS.
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HELP-MEN.

ESTIMATION for heating and
plumbing; thoroughly capable
and experienced man able to
estimate accurately and sell his
prospects; steady employment
for the right man. Address Box
4OS-K. Star office.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

OINOOLNNO I NOIIl DI I II
In order to protect its ad-
yertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far as
possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
1ivered to advertisers on pres
entation Of the box number
ticket.
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SALESMAN
AUTOMOBILE

Desire several high-grade automobile sales
men Tor new car department Those maxine
cations:
Neat appearance. excellent personality, in
proach; must be well acquainted with local
high-grade new-car clientele, and have e
success1ui past record in selling new nigh
men liberal drawing account. In making
application furnish full details OF experience,
your present employment and references OF
former employers. All replies treated conf
Dental. Our present sales force have been
Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12

SALESMAN. color printing;
commission. Sincere young man ;
pleasing address; personality, to
connect with going advertising
art printers; excellent future.
Address Box 1897, Star office. =
HEATING AND PLUMBING
MANAGER.
An opening is available for a
high-grade man to manage a
large heating and plumbing
supply business; must have a
high school education, be a first
class estimator and a good sales
man and stock upkeep man. If
YOU are hrst-class man and a
producer write in full to Box
4O6-K. Star office.
M E N 1890 PROMOTIONS
CREATE VACANCIES FOR
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN OF
NEAT APPEARANCE. WE
TRAIN YOU AND PAY A
GU ARA n T ZEE DURING
TRAINING PERIOD. ONLY
ALERT, AGGRESSIVE AND
w ELL RECOMMENDED
MEN WILL BE CONSIDER
ED. AT 10 Am. TOMOR-
ROW, SEE MR.. SAURIOL
POTOMAC ELECTRIC AP-
PLIANCE CO., 14th AND c
STC NV
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cemetery Lot Statesmen.
Men of experience in the sale Of
burial lots are invited to telephone
Metropolitan 1892 for appointment
A new local enterprise is ready and
offers fine opportunity to statesmen
of experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
statesmen.

II this advertisement should attract the
attention of a man who wants 70 make
devices of high order, he can fnd prompt
employment; only men who are looking Tor
Call at the Todd Sales Co.. 625 Albee Build
ing between 10 and IL am
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HE-MEN ONLY!

You would not be reading Of this
opportunity if you were not anxious
to better your position in life. Hun
dreds of men have the ability to
manage a business, but lack the
capital to finance it. 1t is this type
of men that seek us. Men start
earning SIS per week and increase
$40 per week up to six or seven
thousand dollars per year in our bust
ness without nickel invested. If
YOU have rcsponsibilities-live iii
Washington or vicinity-and have
AMBITION. we will interview you
and furnish the knowledge plus the
capital. This is not insurance, vacuum
cleaners, soaps or other overworked
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO
GET OUT OF THE RUT. BUT
YOU MUST ACT NOW! Cali at 202
Insurance Bldg, 18th and Eye streets
- Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN-Earn s4,000-slO,000 a year easy
representing million dollar manufacturer; no
guaranteed paint, varnish, roofing at factory y
prices direct to user on long. easy terms;
ex nnnec The exclusive
Cleveland, Ohio.
AUTO SEAT COVERs-InexpensiYe: pays
big money selling aytoists direct: elaborate
samples free. Marvelo, $500 Wabansia, Chi
cago.
statesmen = Interview doctors. hospitals,
merchants; lauidation service; liberal COM
giles. will appeal experienced men. special
creSs to men with sufe NOnS
Towers Building. New York City.
SUBSCRIPTION statesmen linen or wom-
enl to canvass GARAGES. gas stations, taxicab
so s5nan
sis'f s.T Ihd wit d,iS " West sh
WANTED-Real estate salesman; a young
man who is familiar with washington sub
Subdivision to make U connection With S larS roe
real estate subdivision firm. For interview
E EGits Mr.. Harry c. Trentmen' Mayho.er
SALES REP. for Dist. OF Col, Internal ional
Corp. Service; wonderful opp; service guar
ade Box b Tss aT O Se
THE EDWARD TAILORING Co has open
ines for few additional statesmen. Apply
manager. 719 18th st. NV.
NOT A MAIL ORDER RACKET-Nationaiiy
known corp. needs 100 reliable statesmen;
huge line covering actual necessities; mer-
chants. manufacturers. professions; exp. un-
nee; steady income; full, part time. Box
498. Cincinnati.
NEW AND APLENTY DIFFERENT Fast
selling SC, loo merchandise on attractive
counter cards 1000 CON- for you and deal
ers; advertised by radio: no capital required;
catalogue free. Worlds Products (estab.
1921. SO willow. Spencer. Ind
NEW SPECIALITY to retailers; com. daily:
$40 weekly guaranty: opportunity, worth
$3.50 week. Box 0l8. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
IContinued.l
AVIATION

Applications are now being accepted for
first 1880 day and night classes in aviation
mechanics. Ground course for flyers nayi-
CATION, welding. etc. Special ARRANGEMENTS
for women. Same minimum rates, available
terms. Open evenings until pm
Aviation School of America,
1108 10th NV
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sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, Swiss-French, desire situation in
city chambermaid or cook and chauffeur
butler; years In one place: hrst-class city
reference. Address Box 260-K, Star once.
YOUNG COUPLE, German, wishes to WORK
in small private family as cook and chant
feur, with general houSework: suburbs pre-
ferred. Address Box 362-K. Star once.
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1UTOMORUF SALESMAN

An established, successful automobile mer-
chant of Washington. selling q well known
line OF automobiles. has an opening in his
sales organization for men of proven and
demonstrated ability. We want men who
have initiative and are willing to adopt the
sales plans of others and are capable of
earning for themselves good incomes. To
such men we will pay salary. For an in
terVtuw write telling your experience. and
be prepared to furnish references. Address
Box 38-K. Star ONCE
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statesmen.
SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER.
Salesman or sales manager, thoroughly
capable of organizing and managing a sales
department. to sell securities in chain drug
stores organization with growing concern
now earning over two and one-haf times
preferred stock dividend requirement. Strong
BOARD OF directors, capable management. ex-
cellent bank references. Give full details
Of past experience by letter--no personal in
terview can be granted until written appli-
cation considered. American Drug Stores,
Potomac Bank Building.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN.
The McCaskey Register Company has a
very desirable opening in District OF Co
lumbia, Delaware and Maryland for a high
class. aggressive salesman to sell profess
sional systems to physicians, surgeons and
dentists on a very satisfactory commission
basis. wherein commissions are paid weekly;
experience in calling on the medical and
dental professions desirable but not essen
ttsi; the successful applicant will be care
fully trained in the work; to a man who
has sales experience and ability to earn
$4,000 to $4,000 per year this. is your
opportunity to become associated with a
nationally established organization. Prefer
ence shown to men aged 80 to as To ar
range interview phone Walker s. Utsey, at
Hamilton Hotel. Sunday. January 18th.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

REsPONsIBLE SALESMAN with suffcient
ally known ONCE appliance manufacturer;
product used 240 lines; exclusive franchise
nearby territory; continual repeat orders;
room required; not peddling proposition. but
requires automobile. State experience, quail
lncations In confidence to v. p. Box 1915,
DAYTON, Ohio, after which interview may he
statesmen. call on grocery, drug and hard
ware stores; staple advertised lines. TO
10 am. to pm. 316 Stewart Building. .
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MEN, WOMEN-GET OUT OF THE
RUr OF DEPENDENCE.
TEAPN pEAIJTY (yJTI rrTTpr

MEN, WOMEN-GET OUT OF THE
RUT OF DEPENDENCE
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
and be independent. We teach you on
live models and provide unlimited practical
experience. Our methods are scientific ana
thorough, ana when you leave our school
you can go right into the business without
further preparation.
We are now enrolling for the Winter sea-
son. For a limited time are including,
FREE OF CHARGE
our s35 kit of tools and preparations with
our complete course only. Here is your OPP
portunlty to save $35 and to learn this
with a national reputation. Cali and see
the school in operation; find out for your
self why MABELLE HONOUR graduates are
always in demand and almost Invariably
make good in their own businesses
Moderate Charges Easy Terms
Day, Evening Glasses
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, Inc,
Estab. 1913
817 14th st. NV. Met eaia
1925 N. H. Ave. NV North 1IS99
335 N. Charles St, Baltimore
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Rooms and Apartments TO meet any need and
purse are daily listed in the Classified columns Of
The Star. Read these advertisements and find q
place to suit you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
MEMS FURNISHINGS
DEPT.

An excellent opening in a
large store for high-grade man
of character, ability and expert
ence to be head of department :;
must be a good salesman, good
stock keeper and good manager
of sales force. Address Box
4O3-K. Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
FRENCH AND FRENCH ONLY
French lessons by Frenchwoman.
1888 Conn. Ave. Telephone North 1892.

BE A RADIO EXPERT.
Radios growth making hundreds of $50
5000 weekly Jobs yearly. Learn at home IN
spare time. 64-page free book tells how
and points out money-mak king opportunities.
National Radio Institute, Dept. OAL3, Wash
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Not a solicitor, but an honest to- goodness
fectively convincing talker; not q fellow
lknowrit-all, but fellow who Is always
not a beginner, but an experienced, ma
tured salesman; not out Of work. but look
straight commission. but willing to start
with modest drawing account or salary
sell himself.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

BUNDLE WASH 10 DO AT HOME Call
1852 Nichols ave. Sc.
COLORED GIRL, light. wishes work as maid
or nurse or general housework fond OF
children: willing to come under any rea-
sonable terms. Call Adams 450s. IA Co
lumbia road.
COLORED WOMAN, settled. place to cook;
stay at nights; In or out OF city. 1905
Cameron St, Alexandria, Va.
COLORED, trained. open for position =
care for invalid or company for ei.a~A
lady. For interview call I'LL eth sc. Sv.
Phone Dec. 2QS7-J.
(Continued on Next Pase.l
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SITuATION-WOMEN,

BOOKkEEpEK, tnorougn knoWledge. eieht
stenography: best Of references. Phone Po-
tomac 4406-J. l2s
BOOKKEEPER wishes small set of books to
keep in evenings or Saturday afternoons:
references Address BOX 2sWx, Star ONCE. 12s
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Broadcast your wants through the medium Of
classified advertisements in The Star. The Star is
the receiving set in front of practically everybody
in Washington each secular evening and Sunday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12

FILTER, with local experience,
on ladies' dresses. Apply Mon
day morning, Mr.. Speilman, 3rd
floor, Raleigh Haberdasher, 1910
F ST.
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RATES OUTSIDE es-MILE RADIUS or

4-line minimum.
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Advertisements under Personal, SC per line
transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times Will
Be received over the Business Counter OF
IRE Star at regular rates.
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HELP-WOMEN.


sALESWOMEN-New Invention prevents
shoulder straps slippins,. dn,expeSienc a,d
furnished representatives without cost. Lin
aerie W., Co Northumberland, Conn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-19
Berghammer's Brewers
Move in to Tangle Up
With COrriden's Tribe
Jonnard Billed for Indian Mound Duty Today and Cven-
qroS on Sunday; Great Pitching by Bill
BurweII Wasted Friday

With the opening series Of the
new campaign out Of the way fol-
lowed by the first schedule shift,
the Indians of Johnny Corriden
were to meet Marty Berghammer's
Milwaukee Brewers this afternoon
in the first of a four-game set at
the West Washington street open
air theater. The champion Kansas
City Blues were in Louisville after
breaking even in the only two
games staged here while the Home
Brews came up from Derbytown
with one victory out Of four starts
with Al Sothoron's FASTENERS.
The last shall be first, the Toledo
Hens were chirping today, as they
preened themselves at the top of
the American Association standing
gloating over the honor of being
the first team in undisputed pos
session Of the top rung in the 1880
race. Casey Stengel's boys finished
last in 1929, and now they are lead
ing the parade as a result of dill
gent bolstering. Mike Kelly's Min
neapolis Millers were knocked off
three in a row by the Hens, the
only club able to escape defeat in
the inaugural series of the twenty
ninth A. A. campaign.
CvengroS Sunday
Claude Jonnard, Nashville speed
ball artist and formerly of the
Brewers, was slated to take the
Tribe mound this afternoon in the
series opener with the Cream City
outfit and on Sunday Mike Gwen
gros will draw the local pitching
assignment. Monday will be ladies
day"
The score Of Fridays pastiming
at the ball orchard was to l in
favor of Kansas City with Bill
Burwell getting all the bad breaks
Of the day. Seldom has he pitched
a better game, but his mates fell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-19

Alden Sampson, 27-year- flnar1-
cial patron of speed, today entered
the sixteen-c cylinder car Champion
Louis Meyer will drive in the eight
zenith international 50o-mile race
here May 30.
1t was SIMPSONS finances that
gave Meyer the chance to drive in
the 1923 indianapolis race, which
he won. Meyer is now enjoying his
second consecutive year as American
racing champion,
But I'm going to have some real
action in the coming race" declared
Sampson in paying the entry fee for
the car, indicating that all the &C
tivity he has had SO far is with
pen and check book. I'm going to
ride with Louie this year"
Sampson and Meyer form a Pc
culjar racing combination of young
sters. They met at the Atlantic
City speedway in 1927 when Meyer
was mechanic for Frank Elliott and
Sampson was entered in stock car
race.
When May, 1928, rolled around,
and the speedway at indianapolis
was a wnirlwind of activity in pre-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-19

received from the O'Doul-Leach
deal with the Giants and money
obtained from other players has
balanced the cash we had to spend"
Checking over the 1880 team with
Shotton it was revealed that less
than $4,000 was involved in acquir-
ing all his players. There are only
four players-ThompSon, Friberg,
Willoughby and Williamson the
Phillies who we're there when Shot
ton arrived in 1928. Four smart
trades played prominent part in
building up the team. Here's how
Shotton got his regulars:
First base. Hurst. trade. Cardinals: Sec
ond base. Thompson. already on hand:
shortstop. Thevenow, trade. Cardinals;
third base. Whitney. draft, $4,000: left
field, O'Doul. trade, Giants; center field.
Southern. recalled; right field. Klein, pur-
chased. $500: catcher. Davis. trade.
Cardinals: catcher. McCurdy. trade Cardi-
mails: pitcher: Sweetland. draft. $4,000;
pitcher. Koupal. trade. Brooklyn; pitcher.
Alexander. trade Cardinals; pitcher, Benge.
draft $4,000: pitcher. WilIoughby. already
on hand. pitcher. Smythe. trade, Asheville.
Shotton's version Of the famous
ODoul-Leach trade follows:
wet got enough money from the
Giants in addition to O'Doul to ball
ance a previous trade We had made
with the Cardinals in which we got
Hurst, Thevenow, Davis and Peel.
At the time we made the O'Doul-
Leach trade we had no idea O'Doul
would become the National League
batting champion. We figured it
about an even-up trade"
Five From Cardinals
In two trades with the Cardinals,
in 1928 and this winter, the Phillies
obtained five regulars-Davis, Nc
Curdy, Alexander, Hurst and Theve-
now-and parted with only catcher
Jimmy Wilson and outdelder Peel.
who previously had been obtained
in the recent first deal with the
Cards, and pitcher Bob McGraw,
now back in the minors. The other
trade was with Brooklyn, Luther
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-19
in
National
Loop Meet
HubbeII OF Giants to Face
KoupaI of PhiIS in First
Place Tilt.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 19.--Idle for
three days in succession, the four
National League clubs, CLANS, Phil
lies, Braves and Brooklyn, now
playing in Greater New York hoped
to get back in action today at the
Polo Grounds and EbbetS field.
The series between the Giants
and Phillies brings together the UNI
beaten National League leaders as
both tams won the only game they
have played Carl Hubbell, Giants
southpaw, and Lou Koupal, PhillieS
youngster, we're nominated to pitch.
The Philies and Braves. both
quarters at the Alamac hotel, have
been occupying their time as most
ball players do on of days. They
either play cards, sit in the lobby,
or take in shows.
Burleigh Grimes, recently traded
to the Braves, appeared disturbed
by the weather. IF this weather
keeps up" said Grimes, Il won't be
in shape to pitch by September, I
was coming along fine and expected
to be ready in ten days when this
rainy spell came along"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-19
Cage Fans Pay
$210,705 to See
State Journeys

ANDERSON, Ind, April 10
Hoosierdoms basketball appetite for
is annual special dish, the state
high school Journeys, cost $210, 705.5O
to appease, according to Commits
sioner A. L. Trester's financial re-
port of the 1880 events.
That was the amount of money
paid by fans for tickets to the Sec
tionals, regional and finals contests.
The associations slice for its treas
ury was SIS, FOLIO, bringing the total
financial assets to $118508.51.
A proposal has been made by the
financial committee that the amount
accumulated above 500, 900 surplus
necessary for running expenses Of
the association be distributed among
the membership, starting on Oct.
1, 1882.