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Grain Market
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated ProsS.
CHICAGO. July acorn suddenly
scared 10 cents Q bushel today for. grain
available for delivery on Chicago July
contracts, which expire In the next AZ
hours. A shortage of more than g.
000, 900 bushels was oficially reported
outstanding In these contracts. Failure
Of expected rains and word that much
corn In Iowa, the country's chief corn
producing State, was starting to IRE
contributed to the upward night Of
prices.
Corn closed excited, ranging all the
way from / cent to OK cents q buShel
higher than yesterdays finish. The
topmost price for July was 6S1a cents,
with the market rapidly fluctuating
one-half cent or more between trans
actions hardly an eyelash apart.
Wheat closed firm, 3s-A up; oats,
h-3a advanced, and provisions show
ing cents to IS cents gain.
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plain to fair, 5.o0a5.5o; common to
plain, 4.50a5 Co.,
Hogs-Receipts,. 500 head; light sup
ply, market higher light, s.9Oa9 IS:
heavies, 7.00a8.65; medium, 8.9Oa9 IS:
roughs, 5.00a6.25; light pigs, 8.50a9 90 !;
pigs. 8.00a9.15.
Sheep and lambs = Receipts, TOO
head: light supply. market steady:
sheep, 1.00a2.50; Spring lambs, 4.O0a
9.25.
Fresh cows and springers, 80 .0Oae0. 90.
Calves-Receipts. so head; light sup
ply, market steady; calves, 3.50a9 90.
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til. last few years. RTsr 1alQH Ia
favorable to industriSl expanEio3 HiSk
as low as even IN the largest AGftiek
in the United States.
Labor problems in the HawaiiarI a.
lands are practically nom existent bS.
cause Of the practice Of importing the
bulk Of labor from the PHILIPPINE "a
lands under three-year contracts ae
needed.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 20 (o.-Copper,
dull; electrolytic, spot and future, 75sa
8. iron, quiet, unchanged. Tin. quiet;
spot and nearby 2425; future, 2432.
Lead, steady; spot. New York, 4.40; East
st. Louis, 4.22. Zinc. steady; East St.
Louis, spot, 3.87; future, $50. Anthony,
$40.
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New York Cotton
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
Nrr1Ir XnpK lulu 90

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, July 29-After break
ing dollar bale and making new low
records for the year. the cotton market
steadied today and recovered all the
early loss at one time. A sharp advance
of 10 cents a bushel in July corn at
Chicago started short covering in cotton
here and in New Orleans, but weakness
in the stock market left the list with
loss Of 10 points on the day. Spots
were reduced 10 points to S:45.
Cotton range:
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Following is the
complete official list of transactions in
stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
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SH0RT-TERM SECURITIES.

Bio. OueI.
Allis- Chalmers 90. IS IasT..... 1924 1903
American Metal ehs lea4::::. 10 1874
American TEL q Tel. bM 1898. 1l0Iz 110A
Baltimore e. Ohio 4las 1888 100E 10CM
Batavian Pet. CORP. 4l3s 1872. 94A 9S3s
Bell Tel: Of Canada 30 1857 ..... 10sh 1o6ss
California Pet. Corp. hs 1923. as 80
Canadian Nor. Rwy.- 41as 1895. 1924 los
chi Northwestern r. r. SIS 1888 1olh 1921
Chicago ROCK Island g 1884,. S5A S2ia
Chile Copper Co. IS 1s41; S9!2 Sea
Denver e Rio Grande 4lss 1880 g4h 80
Gen. Mot Accep. Corp. IS 1887 1o4 104H
General Petroleum Corp. 5S 1910 1929 .....
General Public Service 5hss 1899 s4M s5
Grand Trunk Of Canada IS 1895 10124 l0e
Grm on oil 81 5i.s isss. lbs. iS2n
Internal. Match Corp. IS 1947. 81 S7M
MariaTd oil SIS 1882 ......:... s7s4 go
NstionNi Dairy Prod 5As 1913 1919 lo2h
New York. Chi. d 81. L. os 1899 S3R ,s4,
Portland General Elec. .os 1888. lQ2sAN 1881
Repu6iie iron q steel se 1890. E STA
SincjSir Crude Oil Co. 5ias 1898 102sS 102s4
Southern Pacific SIS 1894. ...... 1884 500.
Standard oil n Jersey IS 1915 1919 io!h
standerd oil n, York 4lts 1881 lQQ3A lQl
81. II. ms. Ry. r. q z. As 1888 ees4s 81
fInion oil Co Of Calf. IS 1885 QeA 1e0ls
$R5;ss! I'll! &; : ~ IT, Ss
WSeeIiI1g steel Corp. S1as is4s. % eah
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 20 R.-Call
money, steady; IL per cent all day.
Time loans. steady: two-four months.
l4al ~; five-six months, 1s4a2 per cent;
prime commercial paper, 134a2. Bank
ers' acceptances unchanged.
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CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 20 (R).-Butter, re-.
ceipts, 1852 tubs; steady; prices un.
changed. Eggs, receipts, 5,43s ease:
steady; prices unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-29

A bus passenger and freight service
has been established between Potosi and
TarIja, BOLIVIA.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Nots-An stocks are sold In one hundred.snare !oes
excepting those designated by the letter (U0S (2S0e
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BONDS.

(copsrisht, 1891, Standard Statistics Co..
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July 20 l9.-Over-the-
counter market:
Banks.
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, :sss f fsts y St Is g g. 81 S., s..
Bond sales todaS--slS,0oo.
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Building Materials

CLOSING out stock Of builders supplies,
hardware. paint, roofing; in fact, almost
everything to build or repair with. Also
trucks and Office equipment. Ask for list
of items. HA. 2510. Allied Coal and Mat
Co.. 2112 Northwestern. Dealers invited.
Try TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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1880 Troy
.7ive-4aom single; s12.
Gregory O. Appel, Inc. Ii. 7491

THADDEUS ST, 1732-Cozv. 3-rm. double:
semi-mod.; water paid; SIS. Call II. 54l0.
Valley AVE. -Semi-rnodern 4-room
double with garage. Rent, SIP
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CITY PLAYLOT
BOSSES NAMED
7 Supervisors, 28 Life
Guards Get Posts.

Appointment Of seven city play
ground supervisors, twenty-eight
swimming pool life guards and five
pool engineers was announced to-
day by A. G. Sallee, park superin-
tendent.
The park board appointments to-
day were in addition to los play
ground instructors named last
week.
Life guards will receive SOS a
month and pool engineers and play
ground supervisors will receive $1OC
a month. Fairgrounds and pools
will open about June Is. Today's
appointments were:
Playground Supervisers-MisS Ruth B.
Emhardt, 372l North Delaware street; Mrs.
Norma Roster, 2345 Bellefontaine street.;
Miss Alma Delight Teifert, IL East Schiller
street; Robert L. Nipper, BIAS North ILL
nois street, all reappointed; w. Laurence
Sexton. 1916 North Pennsylvania street.;
Robert Goodwin. sos North La Sale street,
and James C. Courtney. S72o North Penn
| sylvania street.
Pool Engineers-Iridel Horton. Rhodius;
j. Randall Kline. willard; Harlan Hicks,
Negro, Douglas; George Nickerson, Ellen
berger; Herschel Knight, GARFIELD, all re-
appointed.
Life Guards-Mrs. Thelma Darby Willis.
Mrs. Lois Nelson, Miss Euphrasia DON
nelly. Miss Miriam Danner, Miss Marjorie
Fowler, Miss Madeline Sander. Miss Min
ME Talbot. Negro; William H. Krieg,
Joseph P. Woolling. James c. W. Clark,
Thomas J. Blackwell, Robert w. Jarvis.
Robert M. Barry, Frank Ransom, Negro;
William Martz. Leon Teetor, Walter E.
Johnston. william Conner, Charles "
Jones, Everett C. Brown, John F. Gandall
Richard Davenport. Alexander Sabo. Otto
H. Gaines. Howard Clark, Negro; Lyle
Withrow. Stanley Garner, Donald o.
! Bauermeister.
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VOICES HOOVER
JOB PLEA IN
ROAD DEMAND
$15,150 Bond Issue Is
Asked on Behalf of
Perry township.

President Hoovers plea to aid the
unemployment was invoked today
as an argument in favor Of Perry
township Issuing $15,150 worth Of
bonds TO build two and one-half-
mile gravel road at the south end
OK Capitol avenue from Southern to
Troy avenues.
The road would be called the
Henry Stump road and Stump him
self voiced the Hoover plea.
Appearing before the state tax
board, where the bond issue plan
had been taken on appeal, Stump
tearfully told Of the suffering Of
families Of unemployed in Marion
county and asserted his proposed
bond issue would aid in solving the
problem.
Gentlemen" he addressed the
tax commissioners in final effort,
IF you do not grant this bond is
sue you are refusing the plea of
the President Of the United States. !"
Denies Subdivision Claim
Previously he had asserted that
objection to the road was made by
well-to-do Perry township land
owners, and said If they were
familiar with the suffering of the
unemployed they could not be so
heartlesS.
Besides, he pointed out, the diff
ference in mileage now paid for
school hack transportation would
more than recompense the cost of
construction.
Questioned regarding 1t being a
possible subdivision promotion by
Phil Zoercher. veteran tax board
member, Stump denied that such
was the case.
This was reinforced by an opinion
from Mrs. Catherine Stout, one Of
the small home owners, who as
serted that their place now is with
out road facilities.
Refused Three Years Ago
Mrs. F. c. Smith, another home
owner in the vicinity, said she was
against building the road, but would
surrender her opinion if the mat
ter is settled Immediately.
Il have been waiting three years
TO find out whether or not this
road is going to be built SO that
will know where to put up my
fences" she said. I'D like to see
it settled SO I can settle down on
my land"
Opinions pro and con also were
advanced for a Perry township
bond issue of $4,000 for construc-
ton of the George Kornbroke road.
which is from Sherman drive to
the Shelbyville road.
Both road bond issues were re-
fused by the tax board about three
years ago. Refusal was based on
the contention that there are suf-
f1cient roads in the territories now
and that the new construction is
unnecessary.
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Crime SOIUed!


By United Prcss
CHICAGO, June 8.-The
chances are 81 to that a boy
who is taught to blow a horn
won't grow up to be a safe
blower, according to statistics
compiled by Otto B. Heaton,
Columbus, o., president Of the
National Association Of Music
Merchants.
I'VE have discovered that
fewer than 3 per cent Of the
criminals in prisons can play
musical instruments" Heaton
told the annual musical indus
tries convention which opened
here today.
"On the other hand" he said,
sour statistics show that 80
per cent Of the honor gradu-
ates in high schools and COL
leges are musicians.
THE solution then Of our ma
tional crime problem is clear"
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Female

WANTED homework: widower preferred
by Young widow. 3036 w. Vermont.
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GAS COMPANY SUIT
HEARING TO BE SET
Attorneys in Receivership Action to
Set Trial Date at Conference.

Date for trial of the receivership
suit against the Citizens Gas Com
pany to be taken over by the city,
will be set June % at conference
of attorneys for the principals and
Judge Clarence E. Weir. :. :. -.
Attorneys for Allen G.. Williams,
who seeks appointment OF the re-
ceiver today filed a motion asking
that all motions Of the city in the
case be set aside.
Recently the city petitioned that
several parts of the receivership
complaint be stricken out.
In the Williams motion It was
charged removal Of parts Of the
complaint would reflect on the fed
eral court, which upheld the city's
authority to acquire the utility, I'M
der the 1905 franchise.
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Funeral services
will precede the
burial at 2 p. m.
at the home. The
youth was the
fifth dro W n in G
victim here this
year.
He fell from
bridge piling on
W hic h he was
seining for min
nows near Ken
lucky ave nu e,
Three men tried
vainly to save
him, and divers
could not locate
4Ian hnIrr e.. car
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PARTY ORGAN SLATED
First Issue of Indiana Democrat to
Appear Thursday.

First issue of the Indiana DEM
ocrat, a weekly organ of the city,
state and county Democratic or
ganization, will be published Thurs
day, Walter A. Shead, editor, for
mer local newspaper man, an
nounced today.
The Offices OF the paper are at
GA State Life building. Shead said
the first issue viii contain sixteen
pages. The paper is Endorsed by
the three branches Of the Demo-
cratic party, he said.
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Named as Accountant Head

Election of Charles r. Stevens Of
the Real Silk Hosiery Mills as pres
ident Of the Indianapolis chapter,
National Association Of Cost Ac-
countantS, 10 announced. Several
local members will go to Pittsburgh,
June is to IS. for the national con-
vention.
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Total 6,425 gallons.
The specifications may be examined at
the office of the state Highv ay Commits
sion. State House, Indianapolis. Indiana,
or copies thereof. will be forwarded free
upon request.
BIDS Shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms which will be furnished
free upon request.
The right is reserved by the Director
to reject any or all bids or TO award
on any combination Of bids that in his
judgment. is most advantageous to the
State of Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION.
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j. j. bftOWN DILtUOOI.
WE will sell at public auction one Chev.
sport cab. coupe. 1927 model, engine No.
303220e. serial No. 9AAl66l0, title No.
ing to $685.. at 10 a. m Monday. June
%. 1881. HARRY ROBINSON GARAGE.
1907 Udell st.
WE will sell at public auction one Model
s35, 1928 Graham Paige Sedan. Motor No;
50e840, serial No. 5o4800, for storage and
tow-in charges. will be sold Saturday,
June IS, 1891. Master Paint and Body
CO. q28 N PENNSYLVANIA
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LESLIE HELPS SCOUTS
Sixteen Eagles" Get Letters to
Governors in Western States.

Sixteen Eagle scouts from Rich
mond, Ind, called at Governor
Harry G. Leslie's Office today and
received letters of introduction to
Governors of Colorado and Wyo-
ming, where they are bound on a
western automobile tour. They ex-
pect the trip to take thirty days.
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Death Notices

H Barnett. : father ie Of MI sdith Connell.
passed away Sunday aing, age o.
years. Funeral Tuesday; : p m; at the
the Westminster Presbyterian church,
corner of state and Sturm. Interment
New Palestine cemetery, in charge Of
MAX HERRLIcK & son.
BATS, GRACE-Beloved wife of John
Bazis, mother of Viola sister Of Mrs Carl
passed away June z. Funeral services
Tuesday at her residence, ISL S. Belmont.
Burial Washington Park cemetery. BECK
& SPEAKS in charge.
MARTIN. THOMAS MASAN-80 years old,
passed away Saturday evening. Funeral
day. June 8. l6 a. m. Interment Springer
cemetery. Elizahethtown. Ind.
WILEY, CHARLES GORDON-Aged Sc
years, beloved husband of Mrs. Dovie
Wiley brother OF Lee Wiley and Mrs.
Efiie Tomlinson. passed away. Saturday.
June 8. 2:4s p. m at the NaEarene
church, corner OF Warren avenue and
West Ray streets. Friends invited. Burial
Floral Park. Friends may call at resi-
MONDAY.
SPRY, JOHN-Age IS years. beloved father
Of Earl Spry and Mary Simpson of IN
dtanapolis and George Spry of Madison.
Ind; brother Of Lucinda. Edward Spry Of
yineenres and Henry spry Of Hanover,
Madison md and william a'i Cox OF 81 I 0s
6. at the residence. AS North Milseyy Ave- Ave.
Funeral Tuesday a. m. at the residence,
and .. m. at the Hanover Methodist
church. Burial, Hanover. Ind
answer II today. the opportunity may Be
gone tomorrow
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eral hours. He was a pupil in
School 80. A sister, Miss Luiene
Lace, II, three half-brothers, his
mother and stepfather survive him.
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Apartments for Rent
Apartment Rental Bureau

We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the CITY north CT WASHINGTON ST.: let
US help you find one positively no extra
commission and no obligations: We us
uallv furnish car and driver to snow
apartments without extra charge. Cab
ri 1871 daV and night service
23l5-Recently reoeco-
rated lower apt; 3 rms. bath, heat. vat.
gar. furnished: reduced rent. DR.. 5000.
MANCHESTER. ga N. i'ENN.
utilities; from $3.50 to 5000. L. 1871.
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FUNERAL TUESDAY FOR
BOY DROWNING VICTIM

Charles Lace, Fifth River Fatality
of Year; Fell From Piling.
Taken from a deep, swirling pool
in Big Eagle creek several hours
after he drowned Saturday, the body
of Charles Lace, IA, son of Mrs.
Fern Huffman, GA South State ave-
nue., will be buried in Crown Hill
cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
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Makes and Models Advertised onighs Want Ads
Rooms for Rent

ST. CLAIR. E, 3I4. APT. 3-Cozy. St
tractive Tnl.. modern; close-in. II. 3l73.
sTURM. l20I-Front rm.. PRIV. home,
privileges. E. Mich. car. Gu. 5l0l-J.
SENATE. N. 3f5- APT. so connecting
front rms, for sleeping. bath. Reasonable.
TALBOT N. 2lI7-Combination living and
bedrm.. beautiful overstu'ed: girls Ia 0l0S:
VERMONT, W, SO: Apt al or front
rms; private family. Ri. 2227.
WASH, E, z2l2-Lof " Tm.. modern
home. home privilege II. 1895.
COLONIAL .HOTEL-Excellent rooms. 81
week. two persons: with bath $1,000 two
persons.
LARGE. clean furnished room: next bath:
private home. DR.. Ssh.
DRExEL ARMS-730 ~ Illinois; 100 rms,
81 to $40 wk.: also fur. apartments.
HOTEL ST. DENIs-l36 W Market; clean
nice rms: running hot cold water: So up:
FURN. or unfinished rm: private home;
next bath; reasonable. wa. 0927-J.
MODERN rms; Is 50. north; in nice home;
$3.50 week. LADY Ia. i394-M.
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms; hot. cold water: IS
wk.. with bath, 81 wk. Cool rms. real
summer home: ladies. gentlemen. 232 s. III.
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Lost and Found

LOsT-By girl, 8 pairs slippers. black
white and green; bottle cleaner. For
graduation. Call Bech Grove 209 jill
LOST-Boston bull: dark seal with white
marked head. Answers to name Toby,
Reward. 23I0 Ashland. He. 262l
LOST-Buick Coach Us: Blue, St. Clair
and Hoyt. Reward. Be. 2303-J.
Two Tone-Blue silk scarf with black.
Lyric Thurs. Keepsake. Reward. Wa. 1927.
BOSTON BULL. male; black, white Re-
ward. ia. 1929 2735 NJ Meridian, Apt. l.
LOST-Lady's light coat, tan lining: in
taxi, Saturday. 100 Kansas.
MONEYS and $40 bills, bound in rub
Der band. Reward. Ri. 1905. II 1926
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Legal Notices

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
INVITATION FOR BIDS ON PAINT.
VARNISH AND RAW OIL.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
poSals will be received by the. Director
of the Indiana State Highway Commits
sion at his Office in the State House
Annex Indianapolis, Indiana, up to ten
10000 o'clock a. m, June %. 1881. for
furnishing paint, varnish and raw OIL
manufactured in accordance with In
diana State Highway Commission Specin-
rafinna
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Radio and Equipment

STEINITE-7 tube. all electric, will sell to
first customer. $40 cash
KEMPLER RADIO co.
IS Virginia Ave Ri. $685.
PHILCO Highbov. tube, 500 equity for
S15. Balance 50 per week. z. w. BOYD
CO. SAIL North Illinois st. Ia. 3037.
RELIABLE RADIO SERVICE
Service calls. SOC: Aerials. SO. He. 4406.
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Personals

DETECTIVES-Priva CONFIDENTIAL
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864: ewes. Hu. 3107.
CIRCULAR letters multigraphed type
written work guarn.: low prices. Ii 2l7S.
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Business Places for Rent
Business Opportunities

BRICK GARAGE-38x4o; good location
for rent reasonable. He. 2427.
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Investments

ANY part Of SIS 600 common stock in mfg
business established fifteen years. Ten
per cent minimum guaranteed closest
investigation invited. Times Box A-186.
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NEW JERSEY. N, 2527-2 lovely rms. 2
meals laundry. mending. Ia. $751;
LARGE airy front rm, privileges; radio;
meals optional. COS e. 32nd. Wa. 2836.
LOVELY RM.-Private home north: priv
ileges; home cooking Ia. 2147
CHILD to board or mother and child;
private home. Ha. 0397-R.
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ALABAMA, NJ. 25a5-2. s-rm. apis. 1st
floors. private bath and entrance; gar.
ALA. $50, N.-Nice I'm. and large Kitchen
cite, 'front.' reasonable: parking space.
ALABAMA, NJ, 1862 rms. comp. furn..
indoor bed; priv. entrance. Ii. 1855.
CENTRAL 1885, clean, modern rooms.
near bath. sink in kitchen. Ha. 1891.
CENTRAL. 2432-Large cool rm.. home
llya. aro0a
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BELLEFONTAINE. 1l3l-Front 2-rm. apt.
overStuffed in-a-doo bed. sink. IS; other
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Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA, N. 1224-Large rm.. running
water; twin beds. So meals. Ri. 6647.
Ala. n, 2II4-CIean. cool, quiet; priv
ileges: rea home; garage. Ha. 1871.
CENTRAL, lO32-Lovely front rm.. 2
gentlemen pref; home cooking. Ii. $3.50.
MANKER. 2648-Near Garfield park; lovely
room for 2 young men, home cooking:
laundry; sd. from car line. DIR. 3166-M.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2229-Pleasant cool
front rm.; hot water; private home; priv
ila0es Gnnd meals Ia. 4706
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BOOMING HOUSE-N. Penn; 10 rms, 9
garages; furnishings above aver. ri. Sic.
MAN 10 TAKE half interest. small bust
ness: small capital required. 233 S. Ill
POULTRY business for sale; best location
in city. Be. 4287-M, after $3.50 p. m.
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BELLEFONTAINE, 1912 large well furn.
front rms. modern. gar. He. 4774.
BEVILLE. NJ, l7-3 furn. rms, inclosed
porch. Priv. ent.: 81 wk. Oh. 3668-W.
BROADWAY, 1138-Lower front rm., kitch-
enette: porch for small child: SIS.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs
Automobiles for Sale

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.-Win
repatG or make new TOPS and curtains for
voNr car 202 Kentucky Ave
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faRe; now SID. LOOK aI 3SU5 d 1oILI 81.
335 Villa rooms; modern; first-class
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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Special Notices

MEALS-30c; Sun. dinner. 40c. Everyone
welcome. 708 N. Capitol Ave.
PIANO saxophone and banjo; hot jazz
trio open for engagement. IT. 4940.
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Situations Wanted Male

HOW ARE YOUR SALES?-Do you need a
sales manager who will build you a new
organization? Rebuild an old one. really
produce business Write Sales Manager,
3545 Graceland, or Ia. 1892
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Help Wanted Male

on steamships; good pay;
worldwide travel; experience unneces-
sary: self-addreSsed envelope brings list
promptly. MR.. ARCULUS. Mount Yer
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EAST, N, 840-l-rm. and kitchenette; also
1-rm. kitchenette. sink in kitchen.
HARLAN, 1l17-4 large furnished rms,
Y double: large yard DR.. 1882
HOYT. 1112-2 furn.. connecting house
keeping rms. modern. Or. 58l6.