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The Washington times., 1930-09-18
s I EEL TRADE!
RE|'T:''l MORF
OPTIMISTIC

Although no sweeping evidente
Of a change in the attitude Of the
steel trade was seen during the
past week, there were scattered
indications that the buyers we're
breaking away from the hand-to-
mouth policy for the first time ip
months. On the whole, Iron
Age, in its current summary Of
the steel industry, is more optim-
istic than it has been for some
time.
Discussing the steel situation,
Iron Age tomorrow win .says
''WiIIingneSS to contract
ahead has thus far been most
notable among pig iron buyers,
with a number of large con-
sumers covering for til re-
mainder of the year and in .
few cases through the first
half Of 1881. Details Of transac-
tiOns: are being closely guarded
but recent sales are known to
include three Of 1900 to 10000
tons, while inquiries in various
parts Of the country embrace
nine Of $500 to 10000 tons, the
larger ones calling for steel
making iron. 11
Prices At Bottom
"Since no marked increase i'm
the flow of iron and steel to
major consuming outlets ap-
pears imminent, the broaden,
ing Of demand is attributed to.
the belief that prices have
struck bottom and that liberal
purchases at the present level l.,
will prove . good investment.
"a manifestation of the same !,
conviction is seen in the efforts
Of some Of the motor car
makers to place contracts cover
ing their requirements in auto
mobile parts through the first
six months Of next year. As
Greater conservatism rules
among buyers of finished steel.
More than half Of September
has passed without bringing an
appreciabIe gain in aggregate
bookings. The steel industry'si
operations, as measured by insOt
output, remain unchanged ut
So per cent of capacity.
"The chief source of enc0ur.s
agement is an increase in de-
mand for sheets and strip. Thus
far in September Specifications
for strip steel have been 10 to
20 per cent larger than in the
first half Of August, while the
leading sheet producers volume;
Of orders last week was the.
best since April. A fair amount,
OF contracting Is reported alsOsr
especially, in sheets. #s
JObbers Are Buying :t
Scarcely any Of this gain in
business is attributable to the
automobile industry; it is &C.
counted for mainly by the re-
entry into the market Of jObbers
and miscellaneous manufactur-
ing consumers who have been
rigidly restricting their inven-
tories i'm recent months. Among
the various lines represented are
makers Of steel barrels and
drums, builders of office ana
store equipment, manufacturers
or radios, typewriters and cash
registers, and fabricatOrs of
farm equipment. An interesting
new, although not yet large,
outlet for strip steel is the man
ufacture o" equipment and fit
tingS for miniature golf courses,
which are also taking cOnsid-z
erable pipe.
"Tin plate specification are
undiminiShed and are frequent
" Of an urgent character. Can
companies in drought areas find
that they Overestimated the
damage 20 crops and are press
ing tin mills for deliveries. u
"The Iron age composite
prices remain unchanged, pig
iron at $16.S8 . gross ton, and
finished steel at 2.142c q pound"
The Washington times., 1930-09-18

Tx dividend. Ex rights Plus ~. in stock. RPay.
.bls in scrip Plus 81 in stock regular
h hIs P.yaS.s in stock P,yaSe when earned Pay.
stock Plus az in stock Plus S% in X Plus
AZ in stock. Plus 2-3E in
Subject stOckholdsra.
shareR
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
SHOT FOR BOARDING

TVER, Soviet Russia. Sept. 1G
QN.S0.-The government tribu
nal sentenced to death today a
priest on charges that he boarded
$50 rubles and coins in addition
to much food and clothing. Many
persons already have been shot to
death in an effort to stamp out
The Washington times., 1930-09-18

80 Yale Towne -. 20 10 20
2k IN ell rrk b.. 2lH 2116 21J1+ 2
S2A Aoul & W go. 3sX 3aX s9X- \
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
GRAINS OPEN STEADY

CHICAGO Sept. Is N.s).-Grains
opened steady to easier today. wheat
was unchanged to Sc Off: corn, nm
changed to hc down, and oats. un-
changed.
Opening prices-wheat: September,
sS@$3hc; December, s7@S7Ac; March,
s0Is b9O&c; May, 93&c.
Corn-December, s7% 6s7Rc; March,
SO @S9ac: May, S0& ns0&c
.oats-December, 41b@41Ac; March,
45kc; May 44&c +,
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
SEED CLOSE

TOLEDO. sept II UNs).-CIover:
Prime old 14.76: new, 1875; choice
December. 1850; February. 1875; March,
IS; alsike, cash IS; October. 1875; De.
esmber 1850: March, IL
cash nsw, 1885; old. Is; oc' obsr. 1s.1s;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

The first intimation the watch had that there was
another craft within thousand miles of the
schooner when he saw the head and shoulders
Of a man poked over the ships side Instantly the
fellow sprang to his feet with a cry and leveled
his revolver at the intruder. 1t was his cry of
alarm and the subsequent report Of the revolver
which threw Jane CLAYTON of her guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Up and down before the door paced the Infatuated
mate, threatening, pleading and promising but all
to no avail. Presently from the deck above came
a shout of warning and a shot. For an instant
Jane Clayton relaxed her vigilance and turned her
eyes toward the cabin skylight simultaneously the
man was upon her. wrenching the weapon from her
grasp and brutality hurting her toward the wall
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adj
vertisers 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-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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=. ~. OHHItSul, 1SII I4th NV. Col S.I4
ESSEX CHALLENGER COACH. le9a-riEe
new new only 5000 miles; $525 cash. Call 435
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sleepy sailor kept poor vigil upon the deck of
the becalmed schooner while in the cabin below
the mate of the Kincaid paced up and down argu-
ing with Jane Clayton. Lady Greystoke had found
revolver in a table drawer in the room in which
she had been locked, and now she kept the mate
at bay with the weapon. The Mosula kneeled be-
side her, weeping and moaning in the most abject
terror.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
cure about our new method; licensed white
ARTISTS TRAINING BY WIN. H. Chand;
lee; the man who taught many local and
nfi0na Positions ss for ssss
WHY NOT LET THE NEW YEAR MEAN
Advancement to your Short, easy course
to learn; dignified, fascinating employment;
SCHOOL. oxford Bldg. cor. 14th & N Y. ave
COMPLETE HOME STUDY COURSE FOR
clerk-carrter examination. Postal Corre-
spondence School, s45 Pa. ave. Nat. 1922.
LEARN STENOTYPY-THE MACHINE WAY
OF writing shorthand; more speed; greater
the same ADVANTAGES over any other diCta-
Oa thod he nss ,oSsT
employ sten0typists fer their more impOr-
f1nI S, yop are interested IN
lesson without obligation to those interested.
New classes being organized to, begin work
SssersstOns now. f sfRhTER snO coLLEd dE
721 18th St NV.
LEARN Beauty culture the Mabelle Honour
Honour School testab isisl. si7 i4th ST. NV.
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT = Marching,
sSS: shampooing, $40; permanent waving.
eomDets se Course s4s enrOed Sg FS ST.
Becker Bldg. tmeZz. ~. 1918 st. NV.
HOME DECORATION CLASSES-LEARN TO
De your own decorator. Draperies. cushions,
! Y %s; jISIgysiSdsToSE AcIDEaY' isss :
days. s25 week" Another: Passed civil sery-
school AnotSer Y weeks day sshOoL now
demand. position guaranteed New classes
sSoo or@Rs 5 1855 sssrf w Nat s sss
man
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AIR COMPRESSOR, s45; Weaver Jack. Si2;
car lift rack, $45. 1900 14th st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE. HeywOOd, wicker. bun
tioored and padded Wisconsin s5S4. as. A'
BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRlCK-Re-
n m0yal saie ,o on good used material at our
ton: lowest, prices; backed By Is years 's Of
sheathing and framing; doors. sash. Tadi-
dcws: many other items. Phone Lincoln S M;s.
HECHINGER Co. sth and Fla. Ave. NE.
de, & sSssy Of once
tile cabinets. cabinet safes and used once
sOn sis xSS GH R ai National Fsns t. s, Baum
DESKS, chairs. safes. files; cheapest prices
in WASHINGTON: Special sale factory sec
S sS s.. n% Mas 4 2Ge' Furniture Co. $50
DINING ROOM SUITE, American walnut;
SHfist. china case: table and chairs; GOOD
Apt. 80. 1919 r st. NV. 24'
DINING ROOM SET, walnut, 10 pieces;
grand piano, folding fire screens, chaise
For sale at Security Storage Co., 1140 18th
DINING SUITE OF full 10 pieces, in genuine
sacrifice. Cali Clev. 2S4o-W. '''-7'''
DRESSES, evening and afternoon, like new;
c EieyPuSn an, scarf wal tapestry. new coat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TYRE N 5iOOt Tosewood
nut library table, $45; Pullman dinette set
ttae =, 2 benchesl, $25i mahogany cabinet
phonograph, $S5; l2xl8 Olson rug, $45; gas
range, $50; occasional mahogany table, IS;
moor lamp. other things; moving, cannot
use. Telephone Wis. 3448. 23'
FURNITURE s-piece oak dining room
set: cheap for cash. Potomac 2O21. as
FURNITuRE AND RUGS of quality greatly
reduced. 2S-40 per cent of: bed room, living
room and dining room suites. odd beds.
sional chairs and tables, extension, daYen-
pofG ana gateleg tables, breakfast sets and
coverings and moor lamps in the above re-
NJ B. H, 2OO4 18th st. NV. North Ssl2.
FURNITURE = Beautiful high-grade bed
davenport suites, mohair and tapestry;
desks; old chest of drawers; mirrors; lovely
bedroom pieces; nne rugs; bargain prices.
Dawes Furniture < Specially Co., 24l7 lsth
81, NV. tnr. Col. rd.). Open evenings
FURNITURE and furnishinEs-Many desir-
able pieces. living and bed room sets, dining
tables, Bullets. chairs, beds, dressers. dishes
utensils, glass and chtnaware at public auc-
ton oy Ihomas Bowling & Co., Auctioneers,
1913 You st NV. Friday. Jan. ~. 10 am
at Weschlers, $40 penna. ave. NV includes
complete suites. desirable odd pieces, pianos,
russ, printing press, automobiles. etc,
GAS HEATERS, 2, perfect condition. 81 and
$3.50. iii 9th st. NV. Franklin OlSs-J
GAS RANGES-One small, one LARGE two
oyens, ana burners; $40 each. SIS
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ANTIQUES. DIAMONDS, PAWN TICKETS.
Toa "a sS ST. Us i sss
stenographer capable of taking the most
rapid dictation easily, accurately, and with
way Of taking dictation Free trial lesson
without obligation. New classes begin
ea1e 72i , stsni 81 nv seRGo srRAfER
FREE BOOKLET CONCERNING ROBINSON
cabinet baths to those losing youth and
iumbago, pimples. bad skin or eczema and
s SMITh i 3d. New York ave. or Psbg9.ne
CHILDREN BOARDED IN PRIVATE HOME,
e met svs sare special attention DaS to
cushions, snap fasteners incl material. 1850.
r. 1. Isherwood. 1918 2sth Sc. Tin. $3.50
yIT-o-NET BATHS; BATTLE CREEK RE
operator. Potomac 472i.
MASSAGE, OIL OR ALCO RUB. GRAY
mgnt, vibrator: treatments, 81. Col. 14l9.
HOURS 10 to $50. Sunday, 10 to 4. 1921
14th INV
KINDERoARTEN AND PRIMARY SCHOOL;
dsncing; French; boarding and day pupils
TRUSSEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
noney-Saving prices. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
pies Drug Store No. 7. ii07 q st. NV.
NURSE; IN HER PRIVATE. SUNNY. DE-
tached home; care for convalescents, aged,
chronic cases; references EXCHANGED. Col.
30l7-R.
MOTH-PROOFING DONE, BACKED UP BY
an insurance policy against moth damage
Tor years Phone Mr.. Pyle, National 3257
EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORTABLE HOME
Hsfs ADJ t. as ss 81 rG
GIVE YOUR RUGS A CHANCE TO LIVE
cleaner and LONGER life. Their beauty dis
played only when clean. Phone Mr. PYLE,
Nat; 3257 and 1921. SANITARY CARPET 4
1Ao1 LIE. ~.
YoUNG's KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE
School; transportation by private car; dra-
matics. French. dancing. supervised play;
also after-school supervised recreation for
public-school children. North $685. 26'
WHY ENLARGE TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
oratoryS 612 r st. NV, Suite i08, ground floor
rubs Graduate nurse. 1928 18th st. NV :,
Ant. 2. Daily. Sunday. FIR. 24T5-J.
NURSE. EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN.
feeding. heaithful surroundings, best Of
mothers care: Inspection invited. Reason
able. Silver Spring 48e-M.
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
to pm. Dist. 1905
FOR ADOPTION, FIVE BRIGHT. HEALTHY
baby boys, ages ranging up to months
Post Once Box 5. West Chester, Pa.
CONSULTATIONS AND ADVICE FREE,
Insurance Is My Business.
LOUIS DINoWITz, District 0762.
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FOR SALE.

Cafeteria and restaurant in
city of 10000 in heart of coal,
oil and gas region on U. S. Route
SO. Wonderful location in heart
of theater district. Long lease.
Reasonable rent. Now doing
better than 100000 a yea.
Wonderful opportunity for
good restaurant man. Address
Cooks Restaurant, los South
Fourth ST., Clarksburg, W. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
ADVISES A MAN.

(From The Evening Star Of Jan. 49,
Dear Dorothy DIX: Here ! am 49, about as
nary human intellieence and education, yet
can't make a decent living. am not lazy
and do not drink. ] like to go to interesting
teresting things Am fond Of good music.
clothes. dancing, swimming, horses, all kinds
of sports. yet with my limited earning ca
conTenia 5 peOp Sno are noe
as man can possibly be. What is the mat
'ef WIN met oohDON.
Answer-At a guess. should say that the
trouble with you is that you have no trade
or profession and do not know how to do
salary. You are iack-of-ali trades and good
at nothing and that sort Of man never
Sit down and have it out with yourself,
man to man. Make fair and honest sur
vey Of your abilities and then settle on some
one definite thing and set about making your
sen sen an tra expert n It There are night schools
have become an expert people will be gIad
70 pas you good money for good work;
Copyright, 1891
Dorothy Dix has hit the nail right on the
head mPn with TO special training very
seldom succeeds. He is worth Just so much
ana no more, On the other hand. an ex-
pert IN any worthwhile vocation can always
neid today for the young man, the salaries
neing good ana advancement rapid. Our
winter term is Just getting under way, and
course Glasses five nights in the week
Easy Easy tuition payments. Graduates have al
LOOMS RADIO. COLLEGE.
4O5 9th ST. DISTRICT 1889.
24s
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I CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm day before publication.
FOR Sunday, $3.50 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch Aseneies. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

MAN, WITH KNOWLEDGE
OF WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL BUSINESS, DESIRES
TO INVEST SOME MONEY
WITH SERVICES IN PAYING
BUSINESS OR WILL CON-
SLIDER BUYING OUTRIGHT.
UNLESS IT'S A PAYING
B u SIN ESS OR CAN BE
MADE INTO ONE DON'T
ANSWER. ADDRESS BOX
BALM, STAR OFFICE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOOD opportunity, all in one-bakery. gro
cerles' cigars and ice cream; in good lOca-
pletely; out Of town. For rent or for lease
Address Box 266-M. Star Once. 23'
modern equipment; waiting room adjoining.
S45 per month. 24s
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET in growing
neighborhood; opportunity for d. G. s. rea-
sonable Address Box 255-M. Star ONCE.
LADIES' DRESS STORE on F st. NV, es-
Box 355-M, Star ONCE 2ss
WANTED--PARTNER with $4,000 cash in
timber on hand. Apply for particulars at
mill. Edmonston I'd. East Riverdale. or
Evenings Md at home 1929 'ist St. Mt. Fai 81.
LUNCH ROOM, located 3o63 NJ ST. NV, fully
equipped; good business; circumstances force
sacriflce; real bargain; price, $l,1OO, or will
consider experienced partner.
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby large
once building; excellent equipment, large
Address Box 27l-M Star ONCE.
GARAGE AND GASOLINE STATION, NV.
i so stl9n; fully equipped; good business; will
ner. Address Box sS5-M. Star once dScise par
CAFETERIA located 1917 Adams Mil I'd.
NV; tnear 18th and Col. rd); completely
will sacrifice for quick sale FERNS
LUNCH ROOM completely equipped; low
ndl S, sar MS 5000 proiit ON small investment.
AnalSss DoA 305-M, star once. 25~
GARAGE SPACE to accommodate Ia cars;
central location preferred. Sally Lou Corp,
SO9 Monroe st. ne. 25s
FOR SALE-Lunch room, in operation, fully
equipped. 502 10th st. NV. Met. 1916 25'
CAFETERIA AND LUNCH ROOM. located
S2y 18th st. NV: $1,000 proposition; can be
bought for much less. Business Showing
SiOO net pront per week; long lease; COM
pletely equipped; dining rooms two floors;
nElng quarters Owner leaving city.
SMALL ROOMING HOUSE. fiIled, good ten
ANS, trade business for larger one and pay
olnerence Address Box Him. Star ONCE. .
WANTED-To purchase or lease gasoline
ana accessory station in good location; mean
business. Address Box 275-M, Star once
CHIROPODIST. experienced. offered excel
lent opportunity In Alexandria. Va See A.
8; Dominican. & Son, 4Os Doniphan Bldg ,
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alexandria $40.
DOWNTOWN STORE.
Located in the new Ambassador Hotel. AT
the intersection of l4th and K SITS NV and
fronting on * ST.. one OF WaShington's bust
est corners Suitable for any business: es-
pectally desirable for beauty shop, florist
shop; haoerdashery jewelry store, high-cIass
1904 K 81. wcAFRrTz' MI, oo.o
LIST YOUR BUSINESS
WITH wASHINGTON'S LARGEST
BUSINESS BROKERAGE CONCERN.
ESTABLISHED 1928.
We are as near as your phone.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO..
9th FLOOR. DIST MATT, RANK - M
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Only Exceptions.

Death notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the
DAILY win be accepted up to room
day Of issue except Saturday and
LEGAL Holidays, when the closing
time q 1920 am. Death Notices
and Lost and Found for The
Sunday star viii be accepted up
to II D m. Saturday.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

SECS .ss 9bsS Ps and W1 used g.
sos 9Th y NV saaf Hatosal ssss "! ss
H sn5d3t;SSGG oS CADET SUIT, age Is. good
LAeTRoBES. coal and gas ranges; rcbuilts;
shop sos 3 Sc Atlantic l4sO. "' ''O''
Zee, table able and bridge lamp; grand piano.
MOTOR 23'-bP, vss5ghis,ble speed, 22O volts,
OFFICE FURNITURE from .. s. Govt
Desks. chairs, file cabinets. tables; everything
IIoT your office at great savings. Washington
Fi "a GUTTER 32-inch, hand-power Doc
2201 NJ st. NV.
PHOTO, STUDIO EQUIPMENT and furni-
'ure Tor SALE Rice Studio 525 18th st NV.
PIANO BARGAINS-Milton upright. like
ten. ten. :iSO Midget qprisht: used months.
SFsnt FOR Kranich Bach S1"S and Hard@ man
Hugo Worch. lilo q NV; Established 1879.
PLAYER-PIANO, bench and rolls; Iiying
9.2om suite good condition. Reasonable.
S? j 3 4ssn 81. n e., Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyatts-
type and cabinet, composing table at
Jan. rs. 1890, at IL o'clock. "a
IRADI0s-Best all-electric. s2s; tubes, set,
islr' So best $l4, Speakers, fair, 81; best,
&c. ST.. Complies s2S to s4s. Rice. Rivecssside
RADIATORS. 4, gas-steam; 6 automatic gas
water heaters COG d st. NV. National AGA.
setting. bargain, ;ii5. CAN Columbia loss
Tor inspection.
SEWING MACHINES-Drophead Singer, SIS;
New Home. SIS; Standard, si5; New Ideal.
S. mo Rentins ana repSirins Open evening.
Sc Sew Mch. Shop. 313 Pa. ave. Sc. Lin. 275.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, console. electric;
Ing course and 5-year guarantee. Bargain at
IS per month or discount for cash: Must be
seen ~, to appreciate. PATS 18th ST. NV. or
SEWING MACHINE. electric. portable; per-
isct c3nditlon; bargain for somebody. Ad-
SEWING MACHINES sold. rented, repaired
BARGAINS in used machines: all guaranteed
8l5 7th Sc NV. Phone Franklin 6906
STORE FIXTUREs-s Show cases. vail cases,
ters, iron safes. scales. coffee urns, soda
foun' aims. cleo mixers. partitions and eauip-
Inc. si4 ST. st. NV Se''i'D'iOn' f Au'n'
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GEORGIA
rSSs nosrT0oas Sv and E Ss H. G. $3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. typewriter co.
chino guarantee Sold from $40 to $40 cheap
for rent Student rates. Expert repairing
done Away from high-rent district. Open
evenings 1881 East Capitol st. Lin. 0002
TYPEWRITERS-Bes in town, guaranteed
one year; $40 up: cash or IS month. Stand
ard Typewriter Co. 823 nth NV.
TyPEWRITERA fine Underwood No. 5;
reasonable.Y Call Hyattsville 1567-W or adj
dress Box 333-M. Star ONCE az
TYPEwRTTERS- Fine. guaranteed. rebuilts
that Is not good. Washington Typewriter
Exthanee. SOL 18th ST. NV. Franklin 1914.
Yer. PREMIER bnpiex. SIS. $40: IKE new:
guaranteed year; expert repairing: called for.
delivered rent cleaners, 81 so day. Vacuum
O900.
WoOE-Seasoned oak. cut any length. 3le
$l4 csrd Phone Clar. 2l94. G. b, Munson.
Arlington. Va.
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$4,000 OR LESS

SZ5,UUU OK LESS
desired for expansion of es-
tablished successful business
which will stand close scrutiny.
Can be a working or silent assoc
ciate. A very attractive oppor-
tunity. For interview address
Box 327-M, Star office. 26*
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LISTENl

Are you tired Of looking for that
good buy, tired of looking at wrecks
at perfect-car pricess Yesl Well,
look these over:
1929 Whippet Coach.
1929 Chevrolet Cabrioiet.
1929 Hupp Century 6 Cabriolet.
1923 Essex Sedan, End Series. q
1923 Hupp Century Sport Roadster.
1923 Dodge Std. 6 Sedan.
1927 Hupp 6 Cabriolet. 4
We Will Talk Price Later.
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
1920 14th. Decatur 434E
(ContInued on Next PaEe.1
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CASUALTY INSURANCE
SUPERINTENDENT.

SUPERINTENDENT.
Wanted-A gentleman with ex-
perience and knowledge of
casualty insurance lines, as
superintendent of casualty de-
partment in Washington branch
Office of large insurance COM
pany. Straight salary, State
age, experience, salary expected
to start. Applications will be
treated in strict confidence.
Address Box 258-M, Star Office.