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O,HARA SANS WIN

O'Hara Sans took both ends of a twin
bill from Jake Field Generals Sunday. to
6 and 18 to 6. Bates led the attack for
Sans. clouting three home runs. Ross and
Hustedt also hit for the circuit. Sans
twin bill next Sunday at the latter clubs
field Sans will workout as usual Wednes-
day and Friday evenings of this week.
Sans would like to book with local clubs
for oct. 10 and 81. who have access to
playing field. Mars Hill take notice. Call
K. r. Spillman. Tel. Oh. 3418-W or adj
dress $40 North oxford street.
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MILE RECORD TUMBLEs

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Paavo Nurmi's
worlds record of 4 minutes 10 and
2-5 seconds for the mile run was
shattered here Sunday by Jules La
doumegue, French star, who COW
cred the distance in minutes
and Us seconds.
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WORK TO AVERT STRIKE
Governor, Mayor Confer on Boston
Waterfront Wage Fight.
o 2 Uhlted Pfel

BOSTON, Oct. 5.-Steamship
company officials, labor leaders and
representatives of Governor Ely and
Mayor Curley were scheduled to
confer again today in an effort to
settle a wage dispute between long
shoremen and the companies.
Most of the union waterfront la
borers were expected to resume
work, as they did Saturday. under
terms of a temporary truce agree
ment established Friday. The truce
expires Tuesday and a general strike
was feared in the absence of a set
Element by that time
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. oct. -Eggs-Market, firm;
receipts $500 cases; extra 1rSts 24c;
frsts, 23c; current receipts, 18G21c; sec
onds. 12617c Butter-Market, firm; re-
ceipts. 1924 tubs; extras, 33c; extra frsts,
3OM3112c: firSts 26la a 28c: seconds. 24l2m
25lac; standards, 3212c. Poultry-Market,
easy: receipts. car; fowls, tic; springers,
1872 61412c; Leghorns, 12c; ducks. 14@l7c;
geese, lie; turkeys, Csc; ROSTERS. l2c;
broilers, lbs. lac; broilers. under lbs.
lac: Leghorn broilers, 12iac. Cheese
Twins. 15A615lac; Young Americas.
1884 M16c PotatoeS-On track. 447; ar
rivals, 1853: shipments, 1885,; market,
weak; Wisconsin Cobblers. TOO use;
Minnesota and North Dakota CobbleTs,
70M80c; Idaho Russets, S1.35Ml.45; Min
nesota Red River Ohios, 75G85c.
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Receip.s, 400; market. lower.
Other Livestock


CLEVELAND. Oct 5.-Hogs- Receipts,
bulk 6O-sOo-lbs. sorts. $5,75 pigs, SIS;
light lights quotes, s5.25; rough sows,
S4.25; stays, SO so. Cattle--Receipts, 1850;
weak to Csc lower on bulk grass steers;
eligible. S4.50Q7: cutlery kinds at inside;
common to medium quality largely $3.50,
upwards nothing done on offering eligi-
Calves-Recepts. roo vealers, weak to soc
lower; medium to choice kind. S10Q1l;
few best, S11.50; culls SCAT; scattered
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; 25@5Oc lower; top
lambs. $3.50; bulk around s7@7S5 Gull to
medium sorts. S450@650; bulk, S5G5.50.
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CIRCUIT KEEPS CROWN

= 7 tEtto ptJfWJ
TORONTO, Ontario, Oct. 5. -
Miss Maureen circuit of Englewood,
N. j., today held her second Ca
madam women's golf crown. She
defeated Miss Marjorie Kirkham of
Quebec, and 4, here Saturday.
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RM Hnitcd Press

CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Cash grain close:
wheatWNo. 2 red, 4594 q 461ac: No. red,
Acc. Corn-No. 2 mixed, SIC; No. 3 mixed,
361ac; No. 4 mixed. 36c. No. | yellow,
37i4c; 373zc: No. 2 yellow, 37H 03734c: No.
8 yellow. S6@3694c; No yellow. $50
36Hc: No yellow, 3512c: No. yellow
12@35c;. No. 2 white. 38@38Ac; No. 8
white. 37szc Oats-No. white. 211a6
22c; No. 8 white. 2O@2lc Rye-No sales
Barley, 39@59c. Timothy-S3.25 ESQ so.
Clover-S10 50O1425
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. oct. 5.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900; heldover 10; moderatlyyeedly
$50 lbs. largely $685. one. load or more
choice. 207-lb. weights. $50; some 10000
lbs, S53505.40: 160-l80 lbs, scoops; 1905
100 lbs. steady to Csc lower at $4,000 4; 70:
sows, S3l75@4: light weights. s4.25 Cattle
Receipts, 5000: calves. 500; slow; best
CSC or more lower: early sales: medium
steers and heifers. S4@6; many unsold
some hstter finished steers. S6;75Gr7; one
G450 low cutters and cutters, S2@3 %
bulls steady to strong; practical top; S4I9i
vealers. steady to soc lower; GOOD and
choice SS.5069.50. few early $40 lower
Grades SIS down Sheep--Recipts. 1000;
lambs. slow about steady; better grade ewes
choice here; common throwouts, S4@4 50;
medium grades and buck lambs, S5Q6.o0'
fat ewes mostly Sl50 downward.
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TEMPLETON POLO VICTOR

By Unlted Press
MEADOWBROOK, L. l., Oct. s.
Templeton polo team won the
Monty Waterbury cup when it de-
feated the Greentree players, liz,
here Sunday.
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Rn rnnea PRISE

= 500, market Steadv to SC fewer: l9n-2sn
lbs. mostly s6G6fo. l6o-i90 lbs SS.75
n 8: 120-is0 lbs S5.4a6 65: better grade
rirs S5ms95. desirable packing sows.
s42sT47s Cattle-Reecipts. 1900: better
grade steers steady 20 strong: lower grades
slow % weaK; neaiers soon. sseaoN SoMs
10 cood steers. sessa75o. medium heif-
ers Ss4e.io: medium TO good beef cows.
So 5nel4Ts: medium 20 food bulls. Ss75
145a Caives-pereints 700; rsarSa.,
steady. good and choice vealers. so1if;
common and medium grades S50a59.
Sheep-Fecefpts. $500; market. slow.
Choice handyweights around sT.2S47.50.
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. Oct 5.-Hogs-
mostly 5@iS OOGIo lover top $500 bulk 10
ESQ lbs. SIS s0d6.50: l06-160 lbs. S565.25:
sows S5.75@4.75. Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
calves. receipts $780, market. active and
westerns at S425@5.50: steady fat mixed
yearlings and heifers opened steady,
largely $7.50@825; other classes steady:
m2.25: top medium bulls. S4; good and
choice vealers, S875. Sheep-Receipts,
1000; market opened steady to city
butchers; choice lambs. S725; packers
talking Csc or more down
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CLEVELAND. oct. -Butter-Extras,
SIC; Standards. 36Iac, market. steady.
Eggs-Extras, 28c: f1rsts, 22l2c; ordinary
fTst I8c; market, weak. Poultry-Heavy
fowls. 22623c: medium, 2lc; Leghorn,
1361Sc heavy broilers, 19@21c: Leghorn
broilers, 14@18c; ducks, l2@ l8c; cocks,
l2ml4c; market. firm. PotatoeS-Ohio
Cobblers. 5O665c per bushel sack Maine
Cobblers, mostly S1.15 per 100-lb. sack;
Idaho Russets. Sl.75Ml.90 per l00-lb.
sack: Long Island Cobblers, few 50 per
l50-lb, sack.
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Hnifed Press

TOLEDO. O., Oct. 3-Close: Elevator
prices. Wheat-No. 2 red, 4s1aG 50l3c.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. 41@42c. Oats--No. 2
white. 241a@251ac; old oats premium 3
64c Rye-No. 2. 45c. Grain on track,
281ac rate-Wheat. No. red, 44@4412.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, $50 &c. No 3 yell
23c: No. white, 191aG211ac; old oats
premium 3@4c. Clover-Prime. $3.50; De
cember. SITS; February. So. Alsyke-Cash,
$50: December. SITS: February. So. But
ter-Fancy creamery, 34W35c. Eggs-Cur-
rent receipts, 19@23c. y-Timothy-s1
per cwt.
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The City
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

Rotary Club. D. M, Claypool
GyrO Club luncheon, Sphinx Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon, Columbia
Architectural Club luncheon, Archi-
tects' and Builders building.
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
American Chemical Society luncheon
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Alliance Franchise luncheon, Sphinx
Arms. -
luncheon. Board of Trade.
Indiana League for the Hard of Hear
ing = D. m, Stokes building.
An organ recital will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Mary E. White at
the presidents day luncheon OF the
indianapolis Council of Women on
Tuesday afternoon in the North
Methodist Episcopal church. Sen
ator Arthur r. Robinson will speak
on Uncle Sam in the Philip
pines"
Plans for the years program were
outlined today by branch managers
Of forty-four mid-western offices
of the loan chain which opened its
annual convention here Sunday. The
local Commonwealth Loan Company
is member of the chain.
Representative Louis Ludlow will
address the Mems Club of Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church, Thirty
fourth street and Central avenue,
at a dinner in the church at $50
Wednesday night.
Every flower shop in the United
States and Canada will hold open
house from Nov. to IL, during
National Week of Flowers. The
flower festival is being sponsored by
the Society of American Florists.
Professor Dewitt S. Morgan, prin-
cipal of Technical high school, adj
dressed the Scientech Club at
luncheon today at the Architects
and Builders building.
Russell King of indianapolis, dis
trict deputy governor lion will speak
at Wednesday luncheon of the
Lions Club in the Lincoln. The
women's Lions Club will meet
Wednesday at the Sphinx Arms.
Every school room of every Mar
ion county school will receive a por-
trait-poster of George Washington.
The portraits, reproductions of the
famous Gilbert Stuart Ahenaeum
painting, are being sent out by Rep
resentative Louis Ludlow of the
Seventh district
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DROP IN STEEL
FORCES STOCK
MARKET DOWN
Steady Liquidation Brings
Prices to New Lows for
Many Years.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for sat
urady 92.77. of Al. Average Of twenty
utilities s7.ss of IS. AveTage - of Tfe ortyy
bonds $685. of IT
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years on the Stock Exchange today.
All groups were forced down frac-
tons to more than five points. Sup
port was absent.
News Is Scarce
At today's low, Steel was down
1861 points from its record high of
26124, made in 1929. Based on
stock outstanding, this represented
shrinkage of $1,706,000, 900 for
all the shares. There was nothing
tangible in the news to account Tor
the decline. Fears of the unknown
the reported situation overhanging
the market-were predominant in
the psychological factors.
The weekly trade magazine, Steel,
gave nothing in the way of en-
couragement regarding the steel in
dustry except to hazard a guess
that the present week might bring
slight unturn in the present 90
per cent of capacity of operations.
No improvement was noted in the
automobile business. Steel prices
were found to be at new postwar
lows.
Industrials Are Down
All the leading industrials were
hammered down. Eastman dropped
to %, off 5; American Can, 1875, off
az; Du Pont, 561a, off 3; Wool
worth, As, off 2, and Case, 81,
off Is.
American Telephone broke to a
new low since 1924, at 12414, off 4
points, while North American lost
81 points and Western Union 2.
Consolidated Gas was down Us
at 81.
Liquidation proceeded in the
railroad shares. Nickel Plate
dropped to 101a, off 514; New York
Central, So, off 31s; Chesapeake &
Ohio, 243s, off rs; Chesapeake
Corporation, Is, off 2; Baltimore &
Ohio, 294, off 215; Atchison, 100,
off "a; Union Pacific, 1OOA, off
AS, and Southern Pacific, 4515,
off 81.
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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College Results Saturday

Lacrosse Normal. 6; Columbia college. 6
LTs s1,3ys 2s; MuhIIenberg, ;..
Louisiana state So Spring Hill. o.
MASSACHUSETTS Aggies, 81: Bowdoin. 6.
Manhattan, 81 Baltimore, 0.
Marshall. 81: Be fthtiai5 s.
Mercer 49, Stetson, T.
Millgan. 10: Tennessee Wesleyan. 6.
Mi ehigan 81 E ISalEai I stac Normal
Michigan state. ~; Cornell college o.
Minnesota, 20; Oklahoma Aggies. o.
Navy. 10; William and Mary. s.
Northeastern Oklahoma, 10; Arkansas
New River. A; Wilmington o.
New hampshire Ham. s; Boston university, 0. :
Northwestern 49, Nebraska. 7.
Oberlin. ~ Kent s.
9bi0 N Nor n. q c, BlgfIton O.
9Eiahoms city. IS; Arkansas Poly. IL.
Oregon 9: Idaho. 0.
Otterbein, 26 Hiram. 0.
0nio Wesleyan, 26: Heidelberg. s.
Penn State. l9: Lebanon Valley. g.
Pennsylvania. 30; Swathmore. l.
Princeton. 81: Amherst. o.
Randolph-Macon Z; Guilford O..
Rio Grande. s: Marietta, 0.
Ripon 10: Beloit. g.
Rochester. II: Alfred s.
RUTGERS. 81. Drexel g.
SeWanee o.; Southwestern, (tfe).
Springfield. 80. Colby 0.
southern California. 30: OREGON State. 0.
Southern Methodist 81 Simmons, 10.
stanford. 6; Canta Clara. 0.
ST Ambrose. So. Dubuque 0.
St. Bonaventure 81: Thi7l o.
81. John 80: Vermont. 7
ST. Mary's california;. Il: California. 0.
81. Vlator. s.: Illinois Wesleyan. s itiel.
syracuse. 40: Hobart o.
tennessee. A. Clemson. O.
Ie8as. 81. Missouri 0.
Iexas Tech. Z: New Mexico Aggies. o.
trinity 10: New York Aggies. 7.
tulane. q. Texas A. and NJ. 0.
Tulsa. 13: Texas Christian. 0
Utah Aggies. 81: Montana state. s.
Urslnus "a: Haverford. 0.
Utah, 50: College of Idaho. 0.
Vanderbilt. ID: North Carolina. o.
Nllanova. 10: Gettysburg. s.
Washington Is: Montana 0
Washington State. 10. California (Los An
gelesi. 0.
Washburn s13: Baker o.
Washington and Jefferson. 10: carnegis
Wichita I: Emporia. 6.
Williams. IS: Rensselaer, Poly 10.
Wisconsin. 80: Bradley. 6.
Wisconsin u: North Dakota. 7.
Wooster. 81. Ashland. o.
Yale. 10; Maine. o.
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NEW YORK
CHICAGO
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 35c for
No. red wheat and SAC for No. hard
wheat
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CINCINNATI O.. oct 5.-Butter. firm;
creamery in tub lots according to score,
9G31c; common score. discounted, 2@3c;
8. 12c; butterfat, 29@31c Eggs-Steady;
cases. included; extra arsts. 28c; flrsts, Csc;
seconds, zoe; nearby ungraded, Csc: Live
at heavy discount: fowls. 5 lbs. and over.
1890; 4 lbs. and over; 16c; 3 lbs. and
over, lac; Leghorns; lbs SioI and over l2ci
over. 2Sc liz lbs. and over. 20c; lbs.
and over 16c: fryers. 8 lbs. and over. Ice;
ID. and ever. 23c: IL lbs. and over. 18c;
2 lbs. and over. 13c: black. springers. 1885,
roasting chickens. lbs. and over. 16c.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country run,-Loss of delivered in
IInn Ind mar nc; henerv quality No /.
Poultry Cbuying prices)-Hens weighing
lbs. or over, 17c under 5 lbs... Ice: Leg,
norm hens. 13c; 1880 proiIers. full
feathered. 31a lbs and up. Ice; bareback.
12c: Leghorn broilerS. 15c; spring chickens.
4 lbs. and over. Ice: under lbs. 16c: old
cocks. 8M9c; ducks. full feathered. &c;
geese. &c. These prices are for No. top
oualitty quoted s, BY ,Kingan g CSoso,a. NJ
2 31Q32c.
Cheese tWhoIesaIe selling price per
poundl -American loaf. 2554c; pimento
loaf 2524c; wisconsin firsts. 19c; Long
horns. 19c; New York limberger. soc.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Potatoes- Market.
dull; Long Island, 65c@$1.8O barrel; New
Jerseys. S125@1.35 basket; Idahos. $2.65@
2.75 sack; Maine. S1.65Ml.80 barrel. Sweet
potatoes-Market. weak; jersey baskets,
S1.75M2.25; southern baskets, 45675c:
southern barrels, $1@125. Flour-Mar
ket, dull; spring patents, S4.0504.30 bar
rels. Pork-Market, quiet mess. $50. So
Lard-Market, firm; middle west spot. .075
61076c. Tallow-Market, quiet; special to
extra, .O27s@ .o27sc. Dressed poultry :
Market, quiet turkeys, 25Q4Oc; chickens,
18@35c;I broilers: 1s@35c;a fowls. l2@227c;
Market. quiet; geese, 10@15c; ducks. ID
025c; fowls. 15@25c; turkeys, 25Q30c;
,roosters, 12613c; chickens. 14025c.
Cheese-Market quiet; state whole milk,
fancy to specials, 15la Q17c; young Amer
icas. 16017c.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO Oct. .-Hogs-Receipts. 400:
market about steady; heavies. S56525;
mediums, s5.40@ $50: workers. S4.50@4.75
Cattle-ReceiptS, so; market slow and
steady. Calves--Receipts. light: market
active and steady. Sheep-Receipts, light;
market. 25c lower; top. ST.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
limited Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-A steady
stream of liquidation brought
prices to new low levels for many
years on the Stock Exchange today.
All groups were forced down frac-
tons to more than five points. Sup
port was absent.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Oct. s.
CledIIngS .,......s...s........+. S,UoOsU UU.UU
OeplIS O,oo1, UUUUU
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Oct. s.
CiearlngS .,.......'........ SAY, 6OO uOU.UU
Balances Observation-Disclosures. $500, 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
Oct. s.
Net balance for oct. 2 49,. 1891. 483, 1T. n
expenditures ..........;.;.,.. 9,897, 989 80
Customs reefs. mo. to date. 3,017, 1885, 20
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Rn nnitrd prcss

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. oct. ,5--Hogss-.
iSo-f4o lbs $3.50; 140-160 lbs. S4.75: 1907
$50 lbs. S. 10000 lbs, $50; 200-225
lbs. s5.25 225-25O lbs. ss.35; 25o.275 lbs.
s525: 275-300 lbs, S5.l5 3O0-S5O lbs,
90: roughs. SGT: stays. $3.50; calves. 50;
lambs, SO.
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CHICAGO Grain Range
BIZ Times Special
BIZ Times Special

DU tMtS cpoCtut
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-carlots: Wheat. 81;
corn, 242: oats, SO; rye. l. and barley. TO-
By Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Primary receipts:
Wheat. 1862. 900 against 1855. 900; corn,
SOC, 600 against 5000; oats. 1000
against 446,O Shipments: Wheat. 502.--
259, 900; oats, 113, 900 against 1879, 900.
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Professor Dewitt S. Morgan, prin-
cipal of Technical high school, adj
dressed the Scientech Club at
luncheon today at the Architects
and Builders building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS. :
COIN MONEY.
NOW TILL CHRISTMAS.

NOW TILL CHRISTMAS. -,
$40 daily possible with new, enureIy nt-
Serent Christmas card box assortment; Worlo
Zig value; 81 beautiful cards; gorgeous oe-
siRns, ali different styles with envelopes 70
make iOoso profit; new plan brings three
profts on every sale we start you without
Investment write for samples. Tree uessi .ls
Jane Morden Studios $40 Rutgers ST., Dept
fRR RnrheRfer. N. u.
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WANTED-Thoroughlye expert
enced saleswomen for millinery
department. Apply Supt.'s office,
9th floor. S. Kann Sons Co.
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-nnpOPTIfNITY.

e. work With an established organization
very nice work. making appointments; gen
aiine cooperation; must possess 5000 Pea r
sonaiity and good appearance. Call MONDAY,
Mr.. smith, Tis Evans Bids, 1920 New YORK
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ET0JysFRFFPER. white. with no encum-
brsgces in refined mothefless home q ore
rt5id write stating salary expected, churea
sgijistions and reference. Address Box 4i-C'
Efsr ONCE ------
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WOMAN white. settled 10 do housework;
cooking; two adults. room. board Hnc sinAl
nay, good home for right person. ADDRESS
HOY E9-C. Star once
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WOMAN for general houSewofk ineinolnE
ligSt wexbing. perTna nent: give age, expert
ence and references. Address Box 4so.B
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WOMAN white, housekeeper and COOK. no
washinE: small suburban home IN ram
fiy. mother needs some care stay mSntA,
pernlsnent sob for some one. Address BOX
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WOMAN, white. care for small baby; COOK
fnealS reasonable salary; room ana DoaIn'
address BOX i3l-B, Star ONCE. -
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T7rueEKEEpER-Whit woman 20 care for
Eorne and two schooiboys while parents
ave employed: references. Apply after
:, =, az 18th st sc.
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STTuATIoN--MEN.

YOUNG GIRL, colored. Tor light ,geasrali
houseWork: stay nights 80 per NteA- 'S7S
Rock Greek Church I'd.
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WOMAN, white not over 40, as housekeepers
say nights. $40 month care two cnidFen'
school age: references. Georgia Soos-9.
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CIRr, general honsework Tor 2, tI.Uu; ls45
Calvert ST., Apt. ,. Can after SanosS' OF
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OPPORTUNITIES.

SANDWICH SHOPPE
Doing $4,000 monthly business. Price
$500. Terms.
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STOCK GIRLS.

Enereetic young white girls, about 10 or
n vears old for stock work in hiGh-clAss
store; only girls OF good character neeo ap-
ply Address Box 44S-B, star once.
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in large dept. store: only 81 800.
TAILORING.
Fine NV. section: rms: cheap, $3.50.
LUNCH.
Colored sect. good proflts terms, $4,000.
GROCERY.
Guar. SITS eolored sect; S45 rents $500.
VARIETY.
Est. 90 yrs; rms. bargain; 81, $50 cash.
GROCERY
Guar. $500; rms; must sell; cheap; $500.
SANDWICH SHOP.
Guar. 81 400 wkly.; 81 900 monthly profit
COFFEE SHOP
Surrounded by factories, garages, etc.i
$500.
LUNCH.
Must sell; good bus; cheap terms; $4,000.
sRESTAURANT. .
SHOPPING center; owe $500 wkly.; terms.
Merchants Bus. & Fin. Co,
Suite Tol. Home Life Bldg, Vt. & L. Me. s2TL
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woman. white. between 50 snd IS years OF
sse as general houHekeeper. 54Zs ia. ave.
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GROCERY & MEATS. D. @. S.
Doing good business. Rent, SI25, with
beautiful rooms; Frigidaire equipped. Price
only $500; terms.
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MAN. COMPANION OR WILL. CARE FOR
elderly gentleman; experienced IN diets
will assist in other ways for expenses while
doing literary work. Address Box 1880,
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BABY OUTFIT, including kiddie koop, reed
basStnette, bathinette and stand, stroller,
ETC.; reasonable. Phone Col. 1904 after S IN.
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THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.
A. rare Opportunity is offered you now TO
enter busineSsscf your own-e MONOPOLY,
which viii definitely return a very large in
come. The COMMODITY is q NECESSITY Of
proven merit; the NEED and DEMAND for
this product has always been URGENT: viii
REQUIRE $500 cash. Applicant oman or .wom-
am must DC Intelligent and bear good rec
ORD in this community. interviews by APP
pertinent only. Address BOX 1873, Star
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WASHINGTON ELM
ON WAY TO ENGLAND
"Grandchild" of Cambridge Tree
Will Be Planted at Sulgrave
Manor.

BY the Associated Press
A slim descendant of the giant elm
under which George Washington took
command of the Revolutionary Army
soon will send its roots into the English
soil that nourished Washington's fore
fathers.
The 8-foot sapling. "grandchild" of
the Cambridge elm, began its journey
yesterday to the ancestral Washington
home at Sulgrave, England.
The tree, gift of Mrs. James H. Dor
sey of the Baltimore Chapter of the
Maryland Daughters or the American
Revolution, has been presented to the
Sulgrave Manor Board for planting by
Viscount Lee of Fareham.
With the young elm goes a certificate
of registration in the American Tree
Association, which is registering thou
sands of trees to be planted as a part
of the Washington Bicentennial Cele-
bration next year.
Members of the Walter Hines Page
Chapter of the London D. A. r. will
represent Mrs. Dorsey and the Mary
land D. A. r. at the ceremony in Eng
land. Mingled with the English turf
will be soil from Annapolis, where
Washington resigned his commission.