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Evening star., 1931-06-13
BOND PRICES MOVE
IN NARROW RANGE
U. S. Government Issues
Steady-German Group
Shows Slight Recovery.
BY F. II. RICHARDSON.
special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 13-Bonds were
irregular today In the domestic list
the junior railroad group continued
their improvement, with the best gains
in Missouri-Pacific General is, Mis-
souri-Pacific 5s, St. Paul SIS, Frisco A rs
and Erie SIS.
Reports out today indicated that, car
rier revenues for the first week in June
would show a decrease less than the
market had anticipated. The st. Louis
San Francisco May earnings were eX-
pected to show a substantially improved
position. But probably the most pow
erful factor uplifting the carrier list
was intimations that the Interstate
Commerce Commission would lend
favorable ear to the railroads applica-
ton for rate increase.
New York City traction issues were
active and strong, mirroring sharp
advance in their companion stocks. The
plan for the unification of the lines
under the city government is now vlr-
tually completed.
United States Government issues were
steady and in brisk demand. The
Treasury is expected to announce plans
next week for another bond issue to
care for ma.urities of about S1,000,000,-
600 between July l and Septe rber -.
III Is expected tnS new DOIuS VIII DC
10-year IS. Prime corporation issues,
such as Atchison General 4s, American
Water Works SIS, New York Telephone
6s and Humble OIL SIS were shade
higher.
The foreign situation was consider
ably better and there were recoverles
of point or more in the entire German
group The granting by President Won
Hindenberg to Chancellor Bruening Of
practically dictatorial powers allayed
the fears of those who sold on the
theory that Bruening would not be able
to enforce his emergency taxes. This
recovery in the German group affected
practically all the lesser-rated foreign
dollar bonds Argentine 6s were about
a point higher. Chilean and Colombian
issues were firm and Brazilians pointed
higher
The municipal market was firm. Next
week municipalities will seek about $780,
100000 in this market, against about
$33,O00GG0 this week The increase is
accounted for by the record prices cur
rcntly quoted for good municipal OBJ
legations.
Evening star., 1931-06-13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
by PHvatew Drectt The


able
Payable in Payable
Plus n h Plus 90 in
Paid
this regular Plus SO in stock.
Evening star., 1931-06-13

important one under existing conditions
he pointed out.
Public Confidence Needed.
Business must tighten up its econ
omics and its efflciencies," he said.
I'm this period of reaction and depres-
sion it must enforce mora intensive Sc
| lection Cf its human working forces
through the elimination of the sub
| efficient employe first. To the in
diyidual employe the meaning OF this
is plain. 1t demands efficiency, special
fitness and the Willingness to give the
best thai is in him. The possession of
these qualities is the very best kind Of
Job insurance that we can have. This
statement has particular application to
the bank worker The responsibility of
banking these days is too great for it
to take chances with any but the very
best employees obtainable You, who
are striving through institute work to
make yourselves particularly proficient
and valuable to your banks in your
jobs. are fortifying yourselves against
the hazards of unemployment that lurk
in these oppressed times"
Mr. Stephenson said that the pres
sure of returning public confidence has
| invariably been the force which started
| recovery in the past and it is the
start recovery from this present de-
preston.
AS more and more manufacturers
and business men realize that a turn
has come and that thy are overstaying
the time to adopt constructive policies.
! they begin cautiously to press their
selling campaigns, to speed up their
/ production, to enlarge their working
( forces and increase their commitments
1 for supplies. It is the gathering weight
OF these influences that finally raise the
| pressure of business and public conf
dence to the dynamic power of re-
| covery.
1T is a favorable sign Of the times
that there seems to be general agree
m-nt that the bottom of the depression
| has been reached and all eyes are
| peeled and looking ahead for the first
indications that the turn for the bet
ter IS in sight. Who knows but what
the first thing we know we will find our
selves looking backward instead of for
ward rs we realize that the turn has
already come. It is a rough and rocky
road that runs across the bottom of the
valley of business depression. and most
OF us are too busy steering the old Ford
| from bump to bump to be able to take
IN all the scenery. So who knows but
what some important changes in the
landscape are ALREADY taking place?"
Evening star., 1931-06-13
Chimes on the Door Bell,

There is now available a Ginning
household signal system which gently
plays the famed Westminster theme
when a caller comes a-calling. A single
contact of the door-bell button sets in
operation a small compact motor which
operates the striking hammer and
sounds the Westminster chime. The
makers of the outfit also provide
mallet and book of dinner call music
so that the chimes may be operated in
the house by hand for those occasions
when it is time to eat.
Evening star., 1931-06-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June 13-Though an
early advance Of few points occurred
in cotton, the market today again met
contracts around 9 cents for October
and setback left the list to points
lower than Friday
Less favorable consumption figures
than looked for and favorable growing
weather in producing sections offset the
strength of the stock market as trading
influences. Spots were reduced S
points to 865.
Cotton range:
Evening star., 1931-06-13
Merchants & Miners.

BALTIMORE, June 13 (SpeciaI =
The 153d dividend of the Merchants
& Miners Transportation Co. was de-
clared yesterday. Directors declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 6212 cents
per share, payable June 80 to stock
holders of record June IS.
Evening star., 1931-06-13
Sales resistance to medium and be

Sales resistance to medium and bet
ter priced kitchen utensils has COM
PEELED syndicates and other stores to
conf1ne their purchases to the extreme
low-end branch of the market, buyers
in the New York market this week ex-
planned. All but one or two buyers re-
fused to ordera better goods on the
ground that demand is becoming more
restricted beyond the low-price range.
Evening star., 1931-06-13

After Spain had discovered the New
World, she staked out for herselfFthe
whole hemisphere, with the exception
81 Brazil, which was for Portugal
Evening star., 1931-06-13
ELECTRIC POWER OUTPUT.

NEW YORK, June 13 (SpeciaD =
Figures received by the electric power
companies indicate that the decrease
in production is booming smaller, and
is now only one-half as great as few
months ago. The reduction from last
wear of 80 per cent for the entire in
dustry corresponds to the decline in the
output of the companies operating un-
der the largest single management in
this country. Engineers believe that
before the end of the September quar-
ter the electric power output will have
reached the figure in the corresponding
period in 1880, and perhaps may pass
it. Earnings Of power and light COM
panies in the copper mining, coal min
ing. iron and steel and automobile sec
tionS of the country are still showing
decided losses in gross earnings.
Evening star., 1931-06-13

Jugoslavia is expanding its transport
system.
Evening star., 1931-06-13
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE WILL END
DEPRESSION, SAYS BANK LEADER
Association Head Declares the Sooner
Masses of Workers Return to Jobs
Better 1t Will Be for ALL
Public Confidence Needed.

important one under existing conditions,
he pointed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
SALES MANAGERS
AND
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED.

Here is the outstanding opportu-
nifty of 1881, the selling of marvel
Gus invention which has electrified
the world; a substitute for the
smudgy, wasteful, inefficient carbon
paper The new device costs less and
does more than carbon paper; every
typewriter owner and typist will
want one; it saves time, temper and
is cleaner to handle; office-to-office
sales; remarkable money making
chance for. individual or group able
to finance local distribution; man
ayers must be energetic and have or
ganizing ability to whip selling crew
into shape. Apply with references
to Dupli-Typer Sales Co. of New
York, II West And ST., New York,
NJ Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
Star "Want AID"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


34th and p sts.-pay's Pharmacy.
1is5 l4th st.-Martys Cigar and Magasins
isss AND and sue :ss stsk g. srosk Pharmacy.
2ei2 18th -Coliinower Art q Gift Co.
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohherser's Phar-
i4th St. and Colorado ave.-oDonnelrs
s2os Mount Pleasant st-Mount Pleasant
..Ctsar and News shop
s asss e osoPB. rd .esa sy S STob.r.
2iS N. y. ave. n:w.-sanitary Pharmacy.
7tn and K sts.-Goldenberss ttime clerks
7th and o sts.--Lincoln Drug Store;
9TH st. and r. I. ave.: French simpson:
Ilth and N stsL T. Eorsssr,: PPhhs srmssy
Ga. ave. and UpShur st.-Petworth Phar-
a2i Upshur st.-Monck's Pharmacy.
Ssis Ga ave-Brightwood Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.-Lampktns Pnar-
1901 sherman eye.-shermsn Ave: Pharmacy.
ss3M Srd st:wsteTar roS, P ppsTmssy
lsth and Fla sye.BeTSnssss ai,s,n pruE Store
North capitol st. and II. l. ave.-Parker's
jTT :i a Pa oys :t, dSns Kri Fssrmacy
2sth and Pa. ave,-Hernsts Pharmacy.
Assi Wisconsin sve.-7Morsan BIOS Phsr-
TaEoma Park. $50 Cedar st.-Msttinsly
SCH and sts-Morgan Bros Pharmacy.
3y:. and M sts.LBracss Pharmacy.
33dalII stm M R RhnsTscy'
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donahues PnaF-
S Siss e coad 3 s' TdModeTn Drus Store
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goa Mass. ave.-Capitol Towers Pharmacy.
S Sth and sssaSnms u ReuE store Srsts
isth and Nd; avs.Lpe 6s,t Phss ssIss
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$500 Iath st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
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Chesapeake Junction. D. c.-weisht'' Phar-
macy. ~orrx,xyrSr
,oth ct. and Va. ave-Herbert's Pharmacy.
az and L sts.-columbia Pharmacy.
a.. and p. vs'WUponneiiiis Drug store.
Sth and Eve sts-F. p. Weller's Pharmacy.
lbsh and Nena Pc. ave- Drus
18Th S0T and East Capitol SITS. Lincoln Park
eao4 Minnesota ave.-sloans Drug Store.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
Statesmen.

We have q place for the type man. who
does not get his work from the want ad.
The type Is q man with enough finances to
make q change without worrying until he
learns one story. Read the write-up in last
saturdays fSept. 49, washington Herald on
financial page, or come In and get q copy.
10000 OF these write-ups TO go out for LEADS
to men who qualify; one man earned $500
in August The proposition is O. modern
saving plan. Our records show highest pro-
duction for washington; qualified men, with
good clean records, wanted to see Mr.. Dgges,
Suite TIC Investment Bldg, between hours
10 A m and IL m Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
WE WANT A MAN.
THE STACKER,

Ill CLAIM I'm.
through and buy Liberty " bonds, Who didn't iSt
Sxs until Il ho S was On par with the ds
one was SI proud N him This Minter
country faces another emersency.-.putting
eat and purchase things SO that others in
The return of prosperity-of Americas in
terrupted progress-1demands that money
which is being kept out of circulation by
e be nas IS HHf oa
BELONGS g men who sell u IS on your door.
void Which viii make more II IS
more money in circulation. II Is up to
patriotic duty the job Of SEEING to i that
more people who have money buy NOW the
OF course, you can't assume the respon-
sibiiity Of the country as whole. but you
doing your part in washington, D. c. II
hif 1, end IS ss Keep up 0sIs This ssias e
b 5sss i; sss away IN tx De DAYS Of the
in nn Il men WoSd y to d14s
themselves to meet. the conditions. Some
ap their us SF Shsn they ana
they have to work here as well as any
price for success and they make money,
many of them more than they ever made
part to provide for their loved ones and
bring back prosperity.
Those who often turn up their noses
when they ind they have to work are no
better than the draft dodger or the Stacker.
They are not willing to do their part when
their country needs their help and their
family needs the money
If you are interested in going to work
where you can make money and be unafraid
Of the future, come to our branch general
ofices Monday from to IL and from / to 4
pm. Suite 2o1, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
HOW TO MAKE
Ria MONEY SELLING

BIG MONEY SELLING
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Possible to earn 5000 to $500 cash before
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
Re. 5EAL . Esr A;CISy,! sALEs q I ~


REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
A iaOO c EFT Mpc cccMsdsnf AasTH65Nxs
Want man to specialize in the sale OF
houses and one who is not afraid OF hard
work. This is q splendid opportunity for
man Of proven ability in this type OF
selling. All replies will be treated con-
address Box 211-E. Star once.
POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE co.
win train men for outside selling; no ex-
perience needed drawing account. ABBY
Mr.. Sauriol. Room 237. Potomac Elec. Power
Co. Bldg, 10th and z SITS. NV.
SALESMEN-
To sell unusual proht-sharing
saving plan. This is a short
time plan with special feature.
See Mr.. Weir. 1927 R. |. ave-,
Mt. Rainier, Md.
THE HEIGHT co. requires the
services of a radio outside repair
man with test equipment and
automobile. Apply Employ
ment Office.
THE HEIGHT CO.,
F St. at 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27

statesmen.
We have steady work for at least
FIVE good statesmen who can tell the
truth with convincing facts in their
possession. NO waiting for your
money; quick returns; appealing to
the buyer; high-class service plan
of payment out of income; easy
sales and immediate returns to sales
men.
Will $50 to 500 quick money interest
A new proposition here and going.
92I Tower Bldg. 1880 Am. SHARP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
Statesmen and Canvassers

Statesmen and Canvassers
for direct sales to homes. Fast
est selling and most profitable
h ONE speciality. Experience
necessary. Men with cars pre-
ferred. o08 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1931-06-21
39-Inch Silk Flat Crepe

A heavy, all-slk fiat crepe, fully 80 inches
wide and guaranteed absolutely washable! You
will like its fashionable fat dull finish and when
you see its glorious colorings you will not only
want it for sports frocks but evening gowns
lounging pajamas and dainty underthings. 40
shades, white and black
Evening star., 1931-06-21
42-Inch Printed Chi

Fine hlmy quality printed chfon-2,OOO yards from
which to choose in over 50 beautiful color combinations
Small street patterns, large evening aoras.
Evening star., 1931-06-22

experts" said q paper prepared By
DR.. w. Souder, head Of the bsllistics
department Of the bureau, and present.
ed by James L. Endicott, assistant
superintendent Of the heat and power
section of the bureau.
One type, said the paper, included
"marksman, gunsmith, range attendant,
popular writer-all recognizing no diff
flcultieS or limitations, anxious to be
advised of supporting evidence, In
tensely interested in securing press pub
licity."
In contrast, DR.! Souder described an
other expert" who was a graduate
and experienced IN optics, metallurgy,
neurology and photography"
The Bureau of Standards, said its
executive proposed to cooperate with
local governments to obtain expert and
unbiased testimony regarding bullets,
weapons ana their relationships.
Evening star., 1931-06-22
BALLISTIC TESTIMONY
REGULATION SOUGHT
Bureau of Standards Would Re-
quire Experts" to Qualify
as Witnesses.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Eforts of the
National Bureau of Standards to estab-
lish definite qualifications for ballistics
evidence were descSibed today before a
meeting of the American Socisty for
Testing Materials.
There were two types of ballistics
Evening star., 1931-06-22
The Dollar Sale
of Linens and DOmestics
is featuring:
Al Sizes 3 to 8
is featuring:

69c Bridge Sets 2 for 81
81 so 1S.in. Lnfeel Napkins. 81 doz.
25e Turkish Towels-22x44. ......6 for 81
Mohawk Sheets-choice 3 sizes. ......... 81
$l.39 Crinkle Spreads. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Startex Dish Towels (part linen) 49,. g for 81
$1.39 Linen Tablecloths. s................. 81
4Oc Pequot Pillow Tubing. 3 yds., 81
16x32.in. Turkish Towels. .....,... 10 for 81
12Hc Turkish Wash Cloths 81 doz.
17x32 Linen Huck Towels. ........3 for 81
S7.in Unbleached Sheeting. ......6 yds., 81
lee Boott Mill fowls, 1885 in. .....7 for 81
$l.39 Linen Tablecloths, $3.50 in. ........$l
Csc Linen Napkins, 20 in. .........:.6 for 81
$1.69 Felt Table Pads, 54x72 in. n.......... 81
Csc Unbleached Sheeting, 81 in. ....6 yds., 81
35c Pillowcases, 45x36 in. - for 81
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1931-06-22
AWNINGS Are Inexpensive

Regular and Spearhead
style awnings of woven
striped duck-mounted on
flexible steel frames. Sizes
80, SO and AZ in. wide.
Evening star., 1931-06-22

Plain and painted stripe
duck awnings, mounted on
round galvanized frames.
Sizes 80, 36, AZ and 48 in.
in the combined assort-
ment.
Evening star., 1931-06-22

Regular style awnings Of
woven or painted striped
duck. Mounted on flexible
steel frames. Sizes 80, So,
~ and 48 in. in assortment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09

The effect of the approaching darkness
seemed to depress and frighten Thoar and
Tar-gash Presently there came trooping
down the slopes many lower animals, seek
ing the sunlight. They, too, seemed filed with
terror, shown by the fact that hesh-eating
beasts trotted side by side with their natural
prey. And none of them paid the slightest
attention to the three men. why do they
not attack us, Thoar?" asked Tarzan. ."They
know the water is about to fall" he replied.
They are afraid"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09

MARY began to feel a peculiar
4V1 uneasiness. She had been I'M
conventional in going to that room,
if anyone chose to be priggish about
it.
She would not have given it a
second thought if it had not been
for these eXotic-looking people. Con-
tinentalS of that type always made
her rush for safety to the ideals of
her Puritan ancestors.
She drank hot coffee gratefully.
Bowen did not talk much.
Il was supposed TO cover a Red
riot in Jersey City tonight" he OBJ
served. And added complacently.
THE hell with it." After that he
did not talk at all.
The couple passed out of the room
just ahead of them, pausing in the
doorway to kiss passionately.
"Au revoir, my darling" NUT
tered the siren, in a cultural voice
with marked accent. Must you
go9"
i must, sweet" He tore himself
from her arms and hurried out.
Mary and Bowen made amused
grimaceS at each other. In the door,
way they gave an exaggerated imi-
tation of that parting-all but the
kiss. And howled with laughter.
The dandified stranger, cane over
his arm small waxed mustache
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09

Suddenly the air became cold raw wind
swept down from above and the three men
shivered in their nakedness. Gather wood"
said Tarzan I'VE will build a fire." Now,
inches deep, the rain rolled down, turning the
canyons into raging torrents. Terrified ami
mails stampeded blindly. Lightning flashed
and thunder rolled as the strange beasts of
Pellucidar swept past in panic-stricken fear
Above the roar of the elements rose the pierre
ing screams ana Shrieks Of the monsters Of
another day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09
BY Williams
Martin

In the air above tapped shrieking reptiles
fighting toward the sunlight. Giant pterano-
dons, beaten to the ground, staggered about
uncertainty on their little legs. Through it all
the three beast men huddled about the ashes
of their fire; each hunched his back against
the storm and waited 1t seemed to Tarzan the
deluge would last forever. Tar-gash would
have fed with the beasts had it not been for
Tarzan and Thoar. But he squatted there WITH
them, waiting for the sun to come again.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09

Searching also for the country of Zoram.
Tarzan and his companions had come into
the Mountains of the Thipdars The ape
man now looked upon sullen, black and for
hidden landscape. Black, angry clouds rolled
down the slopes of the Hottest peaks THE
waters have come again." said Thoar. "They
are falling upon Boram. Soon they will fall
here And already the eternal MONDAY sun
was being blotted out. 1t was the first time
Tarzan had seen Pellucidar in the shadow and
he did nat like it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09
Gems Of Peri! 4, q =: e..

bristling, paced the curb impatiently
as the doorman sought a cab.
Mary and Bowen, waiting their
turn for a taxi, watched him in
voluntarily. He was like something
out of La Vie Parisienne"
When the cab came up, he said
loudly, Can you take me, please, to
Jupiter House, at the Point, Pleas
ant Hills?"
Mary clutched Bowen'S arm. 81
knew I'd seen him somewhere! It's
Bruce Jupiter come home!" she
cried.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09


.r151e tnlet who robs aud kills old
A1tto. JUPITER during the engagement
gatfrg Sne gave for her secretary. MARY
7ahtshNESS. fails 10 get tle famous
Jupiter necklace. Police drop the case
neneying Mary's brother. EDDIE. guilty
Loole IS run down by car as he goes
BOWEN, police reporter for the Star
discovers Eddie owed money to q race
traek crook called THE FLY and turns
up Eddie's coat which the butler recoR-
mes as one worn bv gate crasher"
ne elected the night Of the murder.
!, NARY hance. DIRK RUYTHER. for
Dids ner 70 investigate further They
plan to marry at once Mary meets
Bowen IN speakeasy where The Fly Is
nlolng. Dirk. on his way 70 lock W
the Jupiter necklace comes by to axe
Mary home. He proves The Fly IS not
Dirk and Mary are followed by q car
81 the same make that killed Eddie.
Bowen stops the thieves bv turning ms
car in front Of theirs DIRK sim pom
poohs The existence Of Tho FlY and Mary
goes with Bowen
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY