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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for The
Daily Star will be accepted I'D to
noon day of issue, except Satur-
day ana Legal Holidays, when the
closing time is 1890 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will be accepted
up to IL pm. Saturday.
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the customs service border patrol, is necessary
as the seacoast port inspection Attempts are con-
stantly being made to smuggle in plants which have
been outlawed because of their danger to American
farm crops. A recent arrival, heavily laden with
large baskets of bread podded seepily by the guard
at a certain Texas railway station. LoaveS Of fresh
crusty bread could be of no concern to plant in
spectOrs-sO this crafty CD fellow Thought. But
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
For Sunday, $40 pm. Saturday.
AZ the Branch Agencies. one
hour earlier both for daily and
Sunday.
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plant quarantine men take nothing for granted; all
may not be 1t seems 'under the crust" The
loaves were found to be packed with avocados dam
of 80 kinds OF nsect-infested contraband plant
produce that are captured by the thousands every
year along the border. Tomorrow-Winged Pests
Hitch-hike by Airplane.
tAn rights protested Trade mark ssgiStsrsd Q. G.
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$500 NOLAN
SALE.

THIS SALE Will RUN FOR 3 DAYS ONLY.
NOV. "A, rs. 10.
NOLAN MOTOR CO., INC,
$500 I'LL EIqHTEENTH ST. NV. sS.o0
Open Evenings.
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In attempt to shut out further introduction of the
pink bolworm into fields of cotton the Depart
rnent of Agricultures plant quarantine and control
administration patrols the Mexican border. In
spectors examine all freight in the railroad
yards of the Mexican towns opposite the American
ports of entry for cotton seed and other products
subject to quarantine. Only clean cars are per-
mitted to cross the boundary line and as an addi-
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tional precaution, many of them are Immediately
fumigated. Fumigation houses located at seven
border stations are SO constructed that anywhere
from to 20 be fumigated at a single
exposure charge of 81 is made for each
fumigated and all fees collected turned into the
United States Treasury miscellaneous receipts.
Inspection of passengers and baggage arriving from
the south by plant pest officers, cooperating with
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SITUATION--WOMEN,


CHILDS NURSE and dietitian; best of ref
erences. Phone Georgia 3S17.
LADY of refinement. past 10th birthday,
wishes. position as companion or managing
Or write Miss Evelyn Cochran, Wilmington,
Kent County, Md. 80"
PRACTICAL NURSE wants permanent work;
ment; refined. reliable; convincing refer
ences. Shepherd 1859.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, executive
ability; thoroughly experienced in once de-
tail. Columbia 598S-J. 20"
STENOGRAPHER. 4 years experience. 8 in
GLIDING secretarial work; best references.
STENOGRAPHER. general clerical expert
ence, high school education. $l8 wk. Met.
sTENodRApHE5Ri sxPe peri, ICED; psITmGnent
at home. own portable typewriter. Ga. a7l5.
STENOGRAPHER with knowledge bookkeep-
office.
day; thorSushiy experienced; references.
Shepherd 1882 between and pm.
sITUATION-DOMESTIC.
CURTAINS STRETCHED. 90 cents q pair.
sise. IS.
DAYS WORK, part time, cooking, general
by honest s a pet Ss
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, white; stay
nights; $40 week. J. L., zoos sYd st. ne
GERMAN LADY, middle aged, speaks French,
care of children or as chamDermaid. S554
10th ST. NV. Adams 1924. 26s
GIRL, colored, applying for part5time or
days work, cleaning Or nursing. CAN LIN
GIRL. coiored, neat, wants general house
work. Phone Metropolitan 4o47.
GIRL, coiored, desires general ,houseyork in
private family Pot. balm, Nellie Keyes.
GIRL, colored, neat and eficient,. desires
ONCE work; can type. Call Pot. 4432 after 8:
GIRL, young, white. wishes job as chamber
maid and waitress; best references. Call
GIRL, neat. colored, wants chamber work
or general housework. 81 st. NV. Phone
PoLomac 2231.
GIRL, colored, wishes general housework or
pantry work; no cooking; reference. Phone
Girl. wants general housework and nursing
or part-time work. Call 1895 r st. NV. or
GIRL wishes work as mothers helper or
nurse: no Sunday work: can't stay nights.
Call Clev. 257s or Sll0 Wis ave. NV.
GIRL wants general housework; will stay
LACE CURTAINS laundered, soc pair. Call
for and deliver AN kinds OF laundry S worK
LAUNDRESS. cleaner. frst-class worker;
city reference Phone Decatur 269l-W.
MAID. colored, neat. pleasing disposition,
excellent cook, high-class maid, waitress or
part time: best reference. Dec 05S7
MAID. colored. experienced cook and wait
reSs; neat, willing, pleasant dispositions: use
full general houseworker; reference. Deca-
tur 24l9.
WOMAN, neat, colored, wishes days work.
432 Ridge st. NV.
WOMAN colored. wants general homework
or work OF any kind 1924 5th st. NV.
WOMAN colored. wishes work, half time or
8 hours; no Sunday and no laundry. CO.
lumba 1851.
WOMAN, colored, wants work of any kind
day. part time; by week. N. 6596-W.
WOMAN, young, colored, wants place as
chambermaid, waitress or general hpusework.
1914 Sherman ave, Apt. 200. -
WOMAN, middle-aged, wants permanent
place as cook; good reference. 1924 Florida
ave. NV.
WOMAN wants general homework or cook
ing; stay nights: or washing home; nice
yard. 1907 18th st. NV. Potomac 3699-W.
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Ss@S' WASHINGTON SALES AGENCY.

An Eastern manufacturer REQUIRES q SELL
ing agent in Washington and vicinity for .
accessory of supreme merit. Has tremen-
dous sales possibilities
and who can prove his knowledge. experience
and sales ability in the auto accessory field
can secure q valuable contract with exclusive
territory rights. This is a bona flde propo-
sition which warrants the serious attention
of a man of ability and large earning capac-
ity All replies strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Ad-
dress Box 2OO-C, Star once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


INDOOR GOLF COURSE. felt greens and
terms. address Box i5s-C, Star once as
INDOOR GOLF L1NKS-Here is an OPP
Dortunity for some one: quick; past re-
ing; explanation on application. Address
Box 38l-C, Star ONCE. rs"
DRUG STORE, $40 daily; can be greatly i'm
proved; no competition. Goldsmith Sales
Corp 9lS N. Y. ave.
DEIICATESSEN and luncheon, once hpild-
ing; can be greatly improved. See Mr..
Goldsmith. 91S N Y. ave. r"
GROCERY, FRUIT STORE-Well stocked,
good business; owner has other business;
1925 If sold ,by Wednesday. 904 Eye st. NV,
TEA ROOM with soda fountain; central,
downtown location; fully equipped; going
business; low rent; nice place for lady,
Price. 81 800. Address Box 1850. Star ONCE
DELICATEsSEN, located in NV. restricted
residential zone; new stock and fixtures;
one-haIf cash, balance small monthly pay
ments Address Box 387-C, Star ONCE.
LUNCH ROOM, twelve rooms and bath:
mixed trade cheap rent. Apply after 10
am, 1926 M st. NV,
DISTRIBUTOR~-An unusual opportunity is
open for a high-type ORGANIZATION or indi-
District of Columbia and Northern Virginia
of RADIART TRANSFORMERS real Neon
window sign at list price of $25. Lowest
priced Neon si9n on the market. Sold to all
classes Of business houses and national ad-
VertiserS. Wide margin OF proht and all
possible assistance for. distributor. Ability
TO organizs and ssDsryiss an sfisiSnt sales
sential. Address L. w. g., 1872 s. Sth St.
Reading, Pa.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NoW-FILE CLERK, sTATIsTT-
cal, nolice exam, stem. and typ. and FIRE
MAN EXAM. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, sc. cor, 18th g. F NV. Met. 63S7. .
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LIVE STOCK a. CATTLE.

LIVE STOCK & CATTLE.
80 CHOICE HoLSTEIN DAIRY COWsEi0
registered; guaranteed sound and in 1ine
condition.; many fresh or springing; low
price for quick sale; all or part. Address
Box 25S-C, Star once. 25s
BROOD SOWS for sale. Apply J. o. ste.
vens. 2620 Bladensburg I'd. Lincoln 97Si.
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EDUCATED WOMEN,
WOMAN

TO 40, wanted by nationally known firm
with forty years background of sound bust
ness. Basic salary to start assures free
dom from worry. Applicant must be woman
OF refinement and free to travel; personality
more important than business experience.
Call in person. CanvasserS need not apply.
MRS. WEEDMAN,
Lafayette Hotel. as"
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-AGENTs.

our beautiful Christmas cards
slit boxes Our popular 81 assortment
lis at sight. Special made:to-order per-
NAL cards as low as So per dozen; CAL or
w. Open evenings until o'clock.
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buy. Paint and tires very good; motor Elk.
A really serviceahle but 1isht 6-cylinder, T.
car; will give many miles
terms $40 down, balance monthly. Pohanka
Service. ll26 goth st. NV. North 0SA7.
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built END glaase9; painting; roofs repaired
and painted; partitions, shelvlng. Lin. 360I.Ws
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FORD 1890 SEDAN-.--Low mileaaei Anish like
new; rubber excellent: mechanically AL;
priced low; terms and trade. Eemsrson 4
Orme, nth and NJ stS NV
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, ie3e-Paint, tires
and motoE, o'ks See this snsppy !amhls seat
monthly. rShanka Services ~ii7s aOth st.
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PONTIAC COUPE, ls2e-Appearance Hike
Rts SeSr most ssTsfu
you can be proud 70 ewn; sAaS; terms, sias
down balance monthly. PohankA Service,
1l20 20th North 0S4T
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CHAIR CANElNGg spiintedi f 1pbols
stering Armstrong. 1895 10th NV. Met. 2O62.
ELECTRICAL WIRING-sSn rooms gn.
lures complete, $50 and up: work guaranteed.
Star Electric 80. Adams 1855. 1927 9th NV.
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PLYMOUTH SPORT ROADSTER, is29-Wire
the best of condition; appearance almost
like new. $500 Terms sl34 down. balance
monthly. Pohanka Service, 1l2o goth ~,
NV North 0347
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FORD moael A sedan, 1926 this car hes
new Duco finish; fully equipped; geed
tires; q real bargain for some enc, S33b;
easy terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1855
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PACKARD SINGLE . SEDAN, 7-pass.; hne
condition; tires, disc wheels, 4-wheel brakes.
bumpers; storage, Se9. 909 10Th %. NV.
PEERLESS LITTLE SIX aRDAN-FQur-w wheel
brakes, balloon tires. HAD best Of care b.
private owner; no dealers; only sl6S I'LL
Eighteenth st NV
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FORD SPORT COUPE. isSO-Used only
price. Cali Mr.. Roper. Adams ee2T.
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oLDsMoBIIE SEDAN, lsSO-DsmenstTaIoT
tee: liberal discount. Pohahka Service, li3e
10th at. NV. North ASAT.
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OIDsMoBILE SPECIAL SEDAN. is3sESse
this sport model sedan two spar: tire; in
tires; Thoroughly reconditiened. A ear yeu
can be proud to own. Pohanka Service,
112R 2nkh zf NnrAh nHA1
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MARMoN 1898 4-DooR sKpAN-UphoIsSsf
same as new. Finish perfect; tires. 4
invited. Priced low S;' terms ana trade.
Emerson & Orme, nth and NJ ats. NV
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, LATE l92e--Just
everything FIRST class; viii sell
$o9 cash. balance sl8 per month. See Mr..
Roper. I'LL Eighteenth st NV
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IA SALE sos coNvERT1sIE coVPEcsn-
py Job. Also 30S 4-paSs. victoria and . s.
pass. sedan. all in finest condition and ap-
WASHINGTON CADILLAC Co, 1860 connecN-
cut ave DECATUR NQnn
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HELP-WOMEN.

BoORKEEPER, young lady. between 81 and
as, of pleasing personality, in real. estate
perienoe in double-entry bookkeeping, also
familiar with recording the payments on
real estate MORTGAGES salary to start 500
per month, with rapid advancement IL quail
fications are satisfactory. Address Box
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munists this new term has a distinctly

munists this new term has a distinctly
negative side
The five-year plan is not only pro-
gram of economic expansion. 1t is also
and first of all a political program and
a program of class struggle.
Though dependent in such large
measure on trained technical experts
and managers, the five-year plan is
eliminating or reducing the availability
of those experts who are not of work.
man or of peasant origin.
The enthusiasm of the young peo-
pie is stirred up by this atmosphere
of class struggle.
THE foreign technical experts, of
whom enormous numbers have been
brought to Russia during the past year,
especially from America are supplying
much of the sorely needed skill in tech
nical knowledge"
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Made friends quickly but couldn't
keep them all because Of b.

TINE ROOM might be warm. But surely
l. her hostess manner had grown de-
cidedly cool. Why did something like
this always happen? Why couldn't her
friendships last?
Now she knows the answer to this
question that had puzzled and distressed
her for years. A new acquaintance
woman doctor-talked with her frankly
about "B. o., the polite name for a
condition people dislike even to mention
body odor. Pointed out how easily it
could be overcome. She took the hint.
Now she has many friends-is welcome
in their homes. No more '.B. Ono
more loneliness!
Hot iUe0tEer sCGTning
Heat humidity /. . sticky perspira-
tion-these are danger signals for ''B 10"
1t is so easy to offend and not know it
these oppressive midsummer days.
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Dancing Masters Put Ban on Jazz.

NEW YORK, August 10 (P)-The
doom of jazz dancing is foreseen by
Thomas M. Sheehy, president of the
Dancing Masters of America, who are
in convention assembled He expects
that classic and conservative steps will
be popular and that bathing suits with
Victorian frills will replace the suntan
style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-18
Essen Turns to Roses.

ESSEN CP.-This wartime NUM-
lions center of Germany has become
the Pasadena of Europe, with 10000
rosebushes blooming in the city park.
AS many as 100000 visitors were count
ed on one Sunday.
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BEGINS INSPECTION TOUR
Gen. Bishop, Artillery Chief, Il
Visit South and Midwest.

N4SAI SouIA ana m1uWeSL.
Maj. Gen. Harry G. Bishop, chief Of
Field Artillery, War Department, LETT
here this morning on tour of inspec-
ton of military activities in the South
and Midwest
He will visit the Infantry School at
Fort Benning, Ca; the Alabama Poly
technic Institute, the Agriculture Col
lege of Texas, Field Artillery operations
at Fort Sam Houston, Tex: Camp
Stanley and Fort Bliss, Tex; Fort
Riley, Kans.; Fort BENJAMIN Harrison,
Ind, and Fort Hayes, Ohio. Gen Bishop
expects to return to this city Sep
TENDER /.
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SIGN of Progress in New York.

NEW YORK, August 10 R.-This
ought to be q great city If it ever is
finished. Thus far this year 1893
buildings have been RACED to make room
for new ones, bridges, subways and the
HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-18

We quickly become used to an ever
present odor and don't notice it In our
selces. But others do instantly!
Why not play safe-make Lifebuoy
your toilet soap? Like millions of other
particular men and women you'll revel
in its generous, creamy, antiseptic lather
so abundant even in hard water. Coos,
refreshes, cleanses, purifes pores-re-
moves allodor. Lifebuoy' spleasant, ertra-
clean scent-that vanishes as you rinse
tells you you're safe from offending.
Clearer, tresher compilations
Is your skin inclined to be dull-sallow2
Try Lifebuoy ''facials. " Work the bland
creamy lather well into the skin. 1t deep
cleanses pores-gently frees them of
clogged impurities-makes compilations
glow with fresh, healthy radiance. Adopt
Lifebuoy today.
LEVER BROTHERS CO.. Cambridge. Mas.
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San Salvador Wants Ban on Rum.

SAN SALVADOR, August 10 CR.-
There's a prohibition movement afoot
in the place where Columbus landed.
school children are to parade shortly
with banners urging more stringent
control of liquor.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
DINNER TODRAW
300 INSTITUTE
BANKERS

Completion of plans for the
twenty-sixth annual banquet Of
Washington Chapter, American
Institute Of Banking, was an
nounced today. More than 800
members are expected to attend
tomorrow night in the Willard
Hotel.
Guests and representatives from
practically every associated chap
ter in the country are expected.
a number of Federal Reserve
Bank and Treasury officials also
have been invited.
The ballroom of the hotel has
been decorated in keeping With
WaShington'S Birthday by spe-
ctal committee headed by Miss S.
Winifred Burwell, of the National
Metropolitan Bank.
T. Hunton Leith is in charge
Of all committees and has been
holding Q number of meetings
during the past week. Prominent
members are on the committees,
doing their best to make this
years banquet the most success
full Of all.
Advertising has been extensive
and posters have been distributed
to member institutions. An en-
PERTAINING program has been pre-
pared.
Officers and members of the
board of directors will act as
hosts to the out-of-town members
at a breakfast Sunday morning
at the Manor Club.
Karl w. Corby, member of the
firm Of w. B. Hibbs & Co.. has
returned from a three weeks trip
to Florida.
Lloyd B. Wilson, president of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company, yesterday was
elected member of the board Of
directors Of the Fidelity and Guar
antee Company of Baltimore, Md.
Frederick Siddons has returned
from q business trip to New York
and Boston.
w. w. Spaid, Francis G. Add
son and Frank StetSon are plan
ming to leave for an extended
trip to Florida They plan to
spend a portion Of their time
golfing.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
FOREIGN BONDS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Livs Stock
Hogs, receipts, $4,000: market, 1O015c
lower; top. &11.15; bulk. Ss.sO@11.1O:
heavy weight. $S.SO@10.65: medium
weight, $1C25@1I15: light weight.
&1O.45@11.15: light lights. &s.5O01E10:
packing sows. &s.sOQSsS: pigs. $50
1860: holdovers, 5000
Cattle-Receipts. 1000: market steady
Calves, receipts, 25OO; market steady.
Beef steers, good and choice. $13.6O@
1850: common and medium, $10018.60;
yearlings, $10@15.15: butcher cattle.
heifers. $S@14; cows. $6@1o.50:, bulls.
steers, $S.5O11.75: stocker steers. $50
II; stocker cows and heiters. 500;
Western range cattle. -.
Sheep-Receipts, 10, 1000; market strong.
Medium and choice lambs. 31o.5O@12:
culls and common. 50 q 10; spring lambs,
p; yearlings. $S@S50: common and
choice ewes, $4@6: feeder lambs, $3.50
010.50.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
CHICAGO FUTURES

CHICAGO. Feb. 90 G.N.S1.-
Grains closed irregular today.
Wheat was down Ia to &c: corn
unchanged to Sec up and oats Vac
off to 1ac higher.
New low prices for the season
were recorded in wheat at the
start when prices dropped B to
21sc, influenced by bearish ad-
vices from Europe and lack of
speculative interest. The large
visible supple stocks, with evi.
dence Of an enormous carry
over, and lack Of export demand
also effected the market. Prices
in ell worlds leading wheat mar
ketS also slumped to new lows
for the season.
Liverpool ruled 27s to Sd lower,
and Winnipeg ia to 15se down.
EasinesS In wheat brought
further liquidation in corn, all
deliveries tumbling to new lows
on the crop. Later, however, short
covering steadied the market
somewhat. Weather over the belt
was favorable. Oats and rye were
uneven.
Estimated carlot receipts were:
Wheat, IL: corn, 284, and oats, 80.
FURNISHED BY W. B. Hibbs q Coz
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
BANK STATEMENT

WASHINGTON Clearing ReusA
s3, 500, O48.27.
New York Clearing House "a.
change, 81, 49,, 00O, 900.
New York Clearing House bal
ance, $138, 10000
Treasury balance, $64, 763, 121.0&
Customs TecetntS So. ga OLA
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
Grain Markets
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Feb 20. Wheat:
Lower: No. red winter. export. STA;
No. red winter. garlicky, domestic.
41.14k. Receipts. 2.397 bushels: ship
ments, 14320 bushels.
Corn-Unsettled; No. 2 yellow domes~
tic, CARROTS. 96097c per bushel. Re-
ceipts, 6.S4S bushels; shipments, ALSO
bushels.
Oats-Dun: supply ample. No. 2
white domestic, CARROTS 540a4lac per
bushel; No. white. 53@63hc. Re"
ceipts none: shipments, 210 bushels.
Hay-FiFfn: unchanged.
Flour-Inactive; easier.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21

Elk dividend. Ex rights. Plus ~ in stock RPay.
able In scrip Plus Se stock Paid regular
rate Payable in stock Payable when earned spay-
able In cash or stock Plus 10Gs stock Plus S%
stock Plus * in stock Plus 81 in stock Pl9a
Subject to approval Of stockholders sxtraa UAa
less than 100 shares
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 Q.N.s.G-Cash
grain close:
Wheat--No. / hard. $1.2O.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, 77hc; No. I
mixed. TAM @75c; No. mixed, 7O@73c;
No. mixed. s9071c: No. yellow.
7s@S0c; No. yellow 7S0T1hc; No.
yellow, 70h @75hc: No. yellow.
69@72c: No. 4 white. 7S@77hc; No. s
white, 70h 075c: sample grade. 57Q6sc.
Oats-No. white. AIN @42&c; No.
. white AN @42e.
Barley 81 a 6Ac
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
SHARP RALLIES
HELP SOME
STOCKS
By w. s. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 dNSJ.
While sharp rallies took place at
the opening Of the market today
in a number Of the stocks which
were under pressure at yester.
days close, the market as q whole
was irregular, with narrow price
changes.
Brooklyn Union Gas jumped S
points to ITS; New York Central
was UP 3 points at 1874; American
Can up 3h at 1873; Westinghouse
UP u at 172; U. s. Steel UP u
at 1872.
General Electric sold at II,
down VI for 5000 shares. Safe
way Stores dropped off 2A to
99A; Radio Keith sold fraction.
ally lower at 2Sss: Electric Power
and Light down W at 6o3s;
Standard Oil Of New Jersey down
70 at 581s.
The motors were firm with
Chrysler up " at 371a, Hudson
UP "a at 55A. Mack Trucks down
"a at 1874, Studebaker down "a
at 421a, Nash up, Rs at SLY.
American Telephone and Tele.
graph rallied 2 points to 233.
Montgomery Ward was up 70 at
43b, National Cash Register
down 70 at "A, Radio up ia at
445s, Industrial Alcohol down "a
at 118H.
American Waterworks sold I'D
fractionally at 1O2. Consolidated
Gas was up II at 117A; Stand.
ard Gas unchanged at 118: North
American up " at LOT.
Simmons Company rallied N
to 681a and Atlantic Refining
was up " at 1914.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21

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relied upon to direct yOu to most any
Of your many waDts-cOhsult them
daily -.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
LOCAL STOCKS
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SALES

LUCAI SIUCkS
FURNISHED by W. 3. Hibbs & Coz
SALES
D. C. Paper, IS, 1,0O0085.
Washington Gas,s IS, $1,000
1O1A.
Capital Traction Company, I
Qs6.
Potomac Electric, 51as, pfd., 10 \
lO734.
Emerson's Bromo Settler, A,
10@33.
Federal American Company,
CON-, 10931h; 10@311a.
Mergenthaler Linotype, SO
l0S14.
Second National Bank, 106210.
AFTER CALL
Peoples Drug Stores, pfd., 100
1031a.
~ Washington Gas Light, 3@l10.
Washington Gas, IS, B, $1,000 4
104A.
Potomac Electric, cons, SIS,
81, 5000 102.
The exchange will be closed to-
morrow, WaShington's Birthday.