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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
UTILITIES FEATURE
TRADING ON CURB
Oil and Copper Shares Also
Active-NeW Lows
Recorded.
By JOHN A. CRoNE.

epecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Public
utilities, petroleum and copper shares
featured today's moderately active and
irregular curb exchange session.
Electric Bond g. Share, following its
45s-point loss of Monday, brought about
by the poor earnings report of its
principal subsidiary, rallied today de-
spite repeated selling waves. Other
shares equaled their previous low marks
or threatened to crash through these
levels. Cities Service remained around
Its previous final quotation of 2712,
occasionally dipping below that mark
when big block appeared.
Standard Oil of Kentucky shortly
after midday touched 90, new low
mark. Standard Oil of Indiana ignored
the actual purchase of Sinclair Crude
Oil Purchasing and Sinclair Pipe Line.
The opening today was unlike that
OF Mondays session in that IL was fairly
frm instead of weak and dull instead
Of active.
Mirroring the rally in London some
OF the international issues, such as
Brazilian Light & Traction, Ford Mo-
tors, Ltd. and Anglo-C Chilean Nitrate,
opened higher, but all of the gains we're
not maintained. The higher-priced
utilities, American Gas & Electric. Con-
solidated Gas of Baltimore and North
ern States Power A, exhibited flrming
tendencies.
Radios, despite the opening Of the
show here, we're neglected. Arcturus
opened lower. Eisler Electric, which
earned cents in the first half year
against SO a share in the same 1929
period. hung around its record low.
Seton Leather jumped 4ss in the
miscellaneous industrials, where Pratt
g. Lambert, Ley & Co., the latter at
new low, and Louis Philippe were
OF point or more.
Copper stocks followed the decline
OF the Red Metal shares on the big
board. Nor were other mines exempt
from weakness. Hecla Mining, Silver
Iead-Zinc producer, whose profits in
the first six months shrank so per cent
compared with the first half Of 1929,
sold on fractionally.
The curb admitted today New Eng
land Grain Products Co., Collyer Insu-
lated Wire Co., and Holyoke Power Co.
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GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, September % (Ps-Bogus
reports that the Canadian Growers Pool
had become financial embarrassed de-
moralized grain prices today, nptwith-
standing that the reports were given
prompt emphatical denial. officials Of
the Chicago Board of Trade, the Win
nipeg Grain Exchange and the United
States Grain Futures Administration
quickly engaged in an effort to find the
source of the reports, which are de-
clared to be wholly untrue. But this
did not prevent general tumbling down
of grain values to levels the lowest in
many cases since 1906. Meanwhile
Russia was offering wheat in Hamburg,
Germany, at prices equal to 85H cents
a bushel for Canadian wheat delivered
in Hamburg. with new chartering of
grain vessels by Russia announced as
totaling 55,000,000 bushels.
Wheat closed nervous 134a2Is cents
a bushel lower than yesterdays finish.
Corn closed 124a3 cents down; oats,
1a1B cents of, and provisions, un-
changed to a setback of 80 cents
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BALTIMORE G OHIO.

BALTIMORE, September % (spe-
ciaD Seasonal gains In traffic and car
loadings, contained in the report of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for the
final week of August, just issued, show
new peak in the company's business
for 1880. The car loadings were 81, 403,
an increase of 1,172 over the preceding
week, and comparing with 57.247 for
the week. ended August .. Coal load
ings, very naturally, led In the gains.
Grain loadings fell on sharply and live
stock rose. August, September and
october usually are the roads busiest
season. The business Of the Baltimore
& Ohio is, of course, considerably below
the last years levels.
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Drought Loss Large.

BALTIMORE, September % (spe-
ciaD Figures compiled by the Mary
land Extension Service show that
Queen Annes County farmers, truckers.
dairymen and others engaged in agri-
culture have lost approximately 81, 800
600 as a result of the prolonged drought.
The milk loss is estimated at more
tnan $2oO,OOO, decrease Of about 20
per cent.
Other figures follow: Hay, rs per
cent loss, with cash loss of $29O. SOS;
pasturage, 80 per cent, cash loss Of
$l5l, 020: corn, so per cent, cash loss
OF $487 ,809; alfalfa, rs per cent, cash
loss OF $4,000; sweet corn, so per cent,
cash loss OF $23 ,065; peas, 100 per cent.
per cent, cash loss Of $3.50; tonla-
toes, 30 per cent, cash loss OF $89, 035,
and milk, IS per cent, cash loss Of
$685., $50
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REPUBLIC STEEL ORDERS.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, September
% R.-Orders booked by the Republic
Steel Corporation in the FIRST three
weeks of September were II per cent
ahead of those for the same period
in August, company officials announced
today.
Production operations gradually are
also increasing, the officials said. Two
additional open-hearth furnaces. one at
Youngstown and the other at Warren,
Ohio, have been put into operation.
Sheet mill operations win be increased
this week,
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WESTERN MINES REDUCE
OUTPUT ON PRICE DROP
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Western mining interests told the In
terstate Commerce Commission in its
investigation into the freight rate
the recent drop In mmetal prices had
caused mines which were making q
small profit to lose money or merely
break even.
Most Of the mines affected by the
slump were said to be curtiling produce
ton and mining only to the best ore. In
addition, the situation has caused q
curtailment in mine development work.
1t was said that it will be only . short
time until the known ore reserves OF q
grade that will bear present costs of
viii be exhausted and operations will
have to stop.
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Check Payments Gain.

BALTIMORE. September % (Spe-
ciaD Check payments, or debts, to
individual accounts at Baltimore banks
show Q seasonal increase In recent
weeks. according to NJ. F. Reese, man.
ager of the clearing house The week
ended September IL produced the 1arg-
est volume for any similar period in
month, 500, 408.77, and this is taken to
indicate that business activity In this
locality is on the upgrade
The current level, however, continues
below 1929.
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MONEY MARKET.

NE-y YORK, September % R.-
Call money renewed at 2 per cent TO-
day and remained steady. Funds were
available in the outside market at IL
per cent.
Time money was dull and unchanged.
Bankers acceptances we're active and
unchanged, and commercial paper was
unchanged.
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Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK. September 23 GP.--
Stocks irregular; many oils and coppers
at new 1880 lows. Bonds firm; rails
advance; German Republics recover.
register small gains. Foreign ex-
changes irregular: German mark
strong. Cotton easy; lower cables and
weakness in grain. Sugar easy; poor
spot demand. Coffee steady; Brazilian
support.
CHICAGO, September 20 lP).-Wheat
weak; weak foreign markets and bear
tsh weather forecast. Corn weak bear
tsh Kansas State report and weak
Southwest markets. Cattle steady to
strong. Hogs lower.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. September % Especially
The cotton market continued under
pressure from the new crop as well
as the effects of generally weak COM
modify markets and prices, and lost
about 10 points again today
May contracts sold below liz cents
and the whole list closed at the bot
tom, with all months this side of March
below the '11-cent figure. Despite
heavy buying by the trade and a tenn
porary rally, following the ginning re-
port, selling pressure predominated
throughout the session Spots were
reduced 10 points to 1866.
Cotton range:
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BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW YnRK sentamhar ;

NEW YORK, September % Especially
New York clearings, today, $l,262,-
0O0,0 900; year ago, $2,io3 ,000,0 00 New
900; year ago, s222, 600, 900. New York
Federal Reserve bank credits, today,
l6e,Oo0,oO0i 9 year ago, Sl92, 900 900. .
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CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, September % CP).-But-
ter, 10.444 tubs; weak: creamery, ex-
tras, 81 standards, 1914; extra firsts.
351za36; firsts, 33a3415; seconds, 31a32.
Eggs, 8,444 cases; weak; extra flrsts,
"a; fresh graded flrsts, %; fresh cur
rent receipts, 20a2o11; ordinary current
receipts, 18a19.
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JEWEL TEA SALES.

CHICAGO, September % R.--Jewel
Tea Co., Inc, today reported sales of
Sl,099,650 Tor the four weeks ended
September 8 compared with Si,i66, 730
for parallel weeks In 1920. This was
q decrease of 4.p3 per cent.
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METAL MARKET.

ITEW YORK, September % [P-
Copper quiet; electrolytic, spot and fu-
ture, 1011. Iron quiet, unchanged. Tin
steady: spot and nearby, 2975; future,
1890. Lead steady; spot New York,
$50; East st. Louis, 5.35. Zinc quiet
East st. Louis, spot and future, 4.25a
40. Anthony, 1852.
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lbs; eggplant. 1.25; cucumbers. 1.5oa
ZOO; beets, per 100 punches, 4.0oa5 90:
carrots, per 100 punches, 4.O0a5 90; tur-
nips, per 100 punches, 500; per blshel
d.o0; corn, 70 ears, New Jersey stock,
400; peppers, 100; eggplant. 100:
caulifower, $50; broccoli, 2.5Oa2.75.
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COTTON GINNING REPORT.
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
Cotton of the growth Of 1880 glnned
prior to September 16 was announced
today by the Census Bureau to have az.
gregated 3,729,663 running bales, ex-
Guiding linters.
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COmpanY Increasing OUTPUT.

NEW YORK, September % (R.-The
Otis Steel Co. is reported increasing
its output of sheets and strips. The
company has added. four open.hearth
furnaces during the last two weeks and
q nth is to be placed In operation
this week.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET s s.: Il: st.: ss:

Note-An stocks sold In hundred share lots
EXCEPTING those designated by the letter (SOsl (260s
which shows those stocks to be sold In odd lots only
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3oS59 Continess Roil q steel $50 98H ssh
Rond sales today, $4,000.
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Diversified Inv pt pf.sl 49,, Oct. IS sep. a
Initial.
Gas Co s7api.si.7S @ SEP. 30 Sep. Is
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

NEW YORK, September % CAO-
Regular
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. dlyidend tpaty extra tPius q! stock Payable in
n Of oSk RSyA IN stock Adjustment dividend Plus
IN stock Plus Io% in stock Plus 81 In stock Plus
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BONDS.

(copyright 1880, Standard Statistics Coz
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SIU w EE kL4,
PLUS RONuS

Ladies between IS and as years Of age
viii be preferred, and to those selected a
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and without the usual legal verbosty and prolonged
pleading with the jury, the Government attorneys
merely called upon the inspector to perform an ex
pertinent before the court. He took off his coat,
rolled his sleeves up and produced two old-fash-
Toned mustard plasters. That is to say, they both
looked like mustard plasters, but identified
as having been made from the Chinese cabbage
seed that the importer selling plaster
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

NINO = LAINo INOI4I d 4-4J'
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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of Chinese cabbage seeds being sold as mustard
seed to American spice manufacturers. He built up
his case and convicted the crafty importer with all
the dramtic technique of q Sherlock Holmes BY
laboratory analysis he proved that despite similarity
in appearance Chinese cabbage seed is entirely diff
ferent from mustard seed Chinese cabbage seed
does not contain the compound alyl-so-thi
cyanate The Government took the faker into court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

Working on the docks, where food ships from the
world around tie IN and discharge their cargoes
destined for American homes, our inspectors of the
food and drug administration of the Department
of Agriculture occasionally uncover plots of food
adulteration and misbranding a large scale. Cof-
fee may contain black beans ginger be mixed with
nutmeg, cloves sdulterated with cornstarch, and
on one dock inspector discovered that boat loads
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THE LAST CALL.

On. Monday. Sept. 22nd. at 10 pm. our
enrolment books for the Fall terms will be
closed and no more students accepted after
that hour. This is the last opportunity fol
one to enroll for the school year 1930-3l
which covers our Ten months course in al
branches of radio work. Those enrollins
now will graduate the last of next June
Remember, we have always placed our grad
yates in good positions paying from $40 e
$500 a month from the start, and the de-
mand for trained men is rapidly increasing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

FORD SPORT ROADSTER, late 1929 many
extras, low mileage, paint end mechanical
condition same as new don't pass this up
at only S345. Triangle Motor Co, New
York ave Open eveninRs ana SUNDAY.
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clapped on each arm. Then they were removed.
The arm where the genuine mustard plaster had
been was blistered and red. The other showed no
effects whatever. The jury had difficulty arriv-
ing at a verdict The firm was found guilty. Mon
day-In Camp with the G. M. T. G.
CAN rights protected. Trade registered o. o.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING PASSENGER CADILLAC TO
Florioa Can take two or three passengers.
Call Mr.. HIRSEL, Hotel Powhatan. Refer
ences. -
MOTORING TO JAMESTOWN, N. Y. via
Williamsport, Warren, Pa, about OCT. ~
Whippet coach; or passengers, cheap.
Phone West 1668-W. IL
MOTORING TO CHICAGO, can accommo-
date 2 or 3 passengers references ex-
changed. Col 5474 Margulen.
EARLY PART OF NEXT WEEK, driving
Buick sedan to Scranton, Pa. room for
four persons Adams 1878. 20"
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LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio Institution,
405 9th ST. DISTRICT 1889
20
RuSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NoW-FILE CLERK, sTAT1sTI-
cal. police exam. stem and typ. and CLERK
PROMOTION The Civil Service Preparatory
School, sc. cor, 18th F NV. Met. 6337.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

! PIANO, baby grand, like new; viii sacrifice;
| leaving town. Park Lane Apt 21st and
Pa. ave. NV, Apt No. $40 2o'
PLANO PIANO Kohisr & Cam p} excellent con on
North 3255W 81"
PLAYER PIANO, perfect condition. bench
and rolls. Only $69; cost 5000. 5l9 Mass.
RUGS 90, Smyrna one 9xl2 one 3x6; per-
feet condition; reasonable. 1915 Hobart ST..
NV
RUGS ttwol. size gx12; like new; reasonable
25l9 18th ST. NV. IL
sAXoPHoNE, melody, silver. Apt, 4,
National 92l6. II.
SEWING MACHINES-Drophead Singer, SIS
New Home, SIS; Standard, $l5; New Ideal,
Sl0 others at IS: all guar. New machines,
SO mo Renting and repairing. Open evening.
S f. Sew. Mich. Shop. 3l3 Pa. ave sc. Lin. 30.
SEWING MACHINES, Singer. all models,
poftables, consoles and treadles, electric
and foot power; all fully guaranteedi go
lumbia l0439.
STORE FIXTUREs-show cases, wall cases,
counters, shelving, tables, chairs, cash regis
tiers, iron safes, scales, coffee urnS, soda
fountains, cleo. mixers, partitions and equip
men. of every description. Edgar Baum,
Inc, ola st. NV.
| THERNO1D. HEALTH BELT. like new; cost
SIS, VII sell very reasonable. Call after 6
pm. 1914 s st. Sc. Frere. 20s
TYPEWRTTERS-R Underwood. rea-
Sonable; few recondlttoned pottableS. Cap
ital Typewriter Co., 1909 Eye st. NV. Nat.
VICTROLA walnut cabinel and records,
rst-class condition, S15; T-tube AtWater
Kent radio, batteries and elec charger. APP
VIOLIN. rare old stradivarius model, 1875;
sweet tone, excellent condition. 612l West
ern ave. teast of Chevy Chase Circlel 81
EUROPE POSTAGE STAMPS.
81 for net 25c
Send on Approval, Too.
EUGEN SEKULA, Lucerne 40 Switzerland.
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BOY with bicycle FOR light delivery. hours,
s30 10 $50. Apply Trucsst Manufacturing
co 1929 VI ave
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FORDS. model A. l929-Roadsters. coupes.
Tudors and Tordors. Is to choose from; ell
these cars have been thorouRhly recondi-
toned and they will be guaranteed in every
$3.50 to $3.50 Hill g. Tibbitts. sol l4th n. W.
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NIGHT WATCHMAN wanted: steady po-
Eition. fine working conditions. Must have
very best references. Address Box 49l-M,
Star office 20s
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typewriting preferred Good opportunity
for advancement. Salary to begin $40 per
ureAk AnnIN parknr RraMnnf Co RnSslvn. va.
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MAN, experienced, to work on small farm
near WASHINGTON; $50 month, room and
board. Address Boy 23-R. Star ONCE. 2le
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GIRL or young woman,
white, wanted from 2:30 until $50 to mind
children Cleveland $685.
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FORD 1929 TOURING, S2a5 DARK blue
finish; motor, top, tires like new former
owner. wanted Chevrolet and traded this
car at low price. Can sell for an ex-
tremely low price Trades accepted. Owens
Motor Co.. 1929 Ga ave
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one OF our owners wanted a coupe, so he
traded IN his low mileage. practically new
car; smart lines, handsome Duco finish,
these are the things that make this Chev-
roet such spectacular value; sold with
IL months; your in trade. owens Mo-
tor. Co. R222 Ga. ave
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN, model A: looks and
runs Just ike g new car; had best Of care.
viii sacrifice. 1865. and give terms to re-
sponsible party. Mr.. Duke, Dist. $3.50.
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SALE-AITOMoRILES.

CHEVROLET 1929 SPORT PHAETON. 80
days guarantee: $95 down and $3.50 per
month Simmons Motor Co, 14th and SITS.
CHEVROLET 1928 COACH, $295. Thoroughly
checked and bearing our famous ok. tag.
Equipped with good tires. Finish perfect.
This car will give you dependable perform
ance for many thousands of miles. Can be
sold for only sos down, bal. easy no pay
ments. Your car in trade. owens Motor
Co 6323 Ga ave
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FORDS, model T-Roadsters, counes, sedans
and tourings; these cars will give you thou
sands of miles Of satisfactory transportation
at low cost; good appearance and mech8nt-
cally o. X. priced from SIS up. See them
today at Hill & Tibhittts. 3ol i4th st. NV,
used-car dept, Bird floor
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GRADUATE, NURSE WILL GIVE ROOM
and board to invalids and elderly people;
very reasonable rates. Adams 5000.
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
grades, EMPLOYING most desirable features
OF chlld aeYeiopmenti French. dramaIles.
music: transportation provided. North 1898.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERG ARTEN
and School OF DancinG. 1922 Mass. ave. n W.
for children and over; hours, 80 TO $50;
SIS week.
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE
evenings, Adams 1891. MORGAN BRAD
FORD, 200 Transportation Building. seas
MONEY. ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds, antiques, silver and gold. Liy-
ingston Il Co, 1919 st. NV. Nat. 5B49.
moved Amy case can be cured. Mrs
Wilson, 1028 Conn. ave. Met 2161. 20s
DAY SCHOOL, 6 DAYS, GRADES 1-6. KIDD,
RTesSSn9o trench daneing art RiSn9
1850 Mintwood pl. Adams 1913. %.
REDUCING-lO TREATMENTS, $5i CABI-
net Turkish baths, baking, massage. North
SOB. 1913 NV, formerly at Oh 18th. 20e
THE LEEHURST-A REAL HOME, INVA-
eo COOK fs ESnef p 6%
| WANTED A HOME WHERE A YOUNG GIRL
who attends high school can have the adj
yantates Of family life, Board will be paid
o %oFk 4so 9r st. y nw sat ISL
| SWEDISH MASSAGE; SALT-GLOW, -ALCo
rub for poor circulation. Met, 1881, sl8
| 18th st. NV, Suite l04 Hours 8-8. Sun.
| till l pm.
DO NOT STAMMER.
The Johnstonan method OF overcoming
| speech defects taught l. myself. oyercame
stammering by this method. Saecess posi-
lively guaranteed with faithful eo;operat,ion;;
ShArSs.D zdSTssu Boa aSfSSSs . ssss dos.
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FORD SEDANS, Tudor and Fordor. choice Of
several; every car in Al condition end
fully guaranteed; don't fail to see this
splendid selection; you can save money; S245
up. Triangle Motor Co., 2 New York ave.
NV. Open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

FORD 1890 CONVERTIBLE COUPE, new;
mold color Phone North 4245. 81.
FORD MODEL A ROADsTER $3.50, or $50
down. SIS per mo-. looks fine. good tires.
any demonstration. Warrington Motor Co.,
2035 nth Nv. Pot. 0044.
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PERSONAL.


$1,000 can be secured for your chid'S
education by investing a small sum-about
81 so q month Child and parent are pro-
tected. Ages from day to 65 years. May
we explain further? A. L. Schiller, s0S
Chandler Bldg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL whole or half interest attrac-
tive gas station, nearby Va; small invest
ment, good income; fun Investigation; no
09s
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CPTICIAN at once, good WAGES, steady
work; must know something about selling
iewelry in the store. Address Box 32-R'
Star Office FL
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FORD ROADSTER, 1926, with pickup body:
four nearly new tires; motor, top, finish in
fine condition; worth 800; will sell for s65
cash; trade considered. owens Motor Co..
1928 Ga. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

MANAGER for soda fountain and luncheon
ette good salary. Apply National Drug Co,
Q26 18th ST
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MEN-Several experienced men TO sell Bal
lard Heating Service. An interesting propo-
sition. Apply 10l5 18th St NV, between
B Anc s pm