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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-23
Stock Permit Sought

The Switzerland County Utilities
Corporation has petitioned the In
diana public service commission for
authority to issue and sell 20S shares
of preferred stock and 208 shares
of common stock to provide funds
for extension and improvement of
equipment. The preferred stock
would be valued at $1,000 and the
common at $1,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-23
Kansas Again
HumbleS Pitt

BB United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 23.-
The Kansas university cagers de-
feated the University of Pittsburgh
team in the second straight game
here Tuesday night 26 to 20. Kan
sas trailed from the first as they did
in Monday nights tilt which they
won, "a to %.
Again Ted OLeary led the Kan
sas team in scoring with IA points.
w. Kowallis led the Panther scorers
with five points. Pittsburgh led at
the half, II to g. The third and last
game of the series will be played
tonight.
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Water Rates Submitted

Citizens of the town of Ambia
have asked the public service COM
mission for approval of water rate
schedules which would provide
service to homes at rs cents month
ly and to restaurants and garages
at $3.50 monthly.
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DEC. %. 1881.
Kelly Takes
Second Place

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %
George Kelly of Philadelphia today
ranked sec ond only to Ralph Green
leaf Of Monmouth, Ill, as the
worlds greatest pocket billiards
player.
He won the most important VIC
tory in his career Tuesday night
from Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland,
1881 world champion, 125 to 119.
The game decided second and third
positions in the tournament which
has been in session for more than
three weeks.
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Gotham Mitt
Chief Is Ill
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-William
Muldoon, 86-year-old member OF
the New York boxing commission,
has been at Post Graduate hospital
in a grave condition since last Sat-
urday, it was learned today.
1t was understood a group of spe-
cialistS are seeking to determine the
ACCESSIBILITY Of a glandular opera
ton. Muldoon is Civil war vete-
ran, former wrestler. an ex-police-
man and trainer of John L. Sui
Ivan.
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SHARE SHOOT HONORs

Shattering forty-seven out of fifty
targets, Mcintyre and Miller tied
for first place in the turkey shoot
at Crooked Greek Gun Club Tues
day. Umbanhowar and La Sale
tied for third with forty-six each.>
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Fishing the
Air

zone More Time" and IT Love. Louisa
will be included in the program of popular
melodies Sy the Campbell orchestra over
WENR and NBC network Wednesday eve
ming at Sis o. m.
The f1reside singers quartet will be
heard in a broadcast of numbers re-
calling favOrite college memories through
WHAS and NBC network Wednesday eve
ming at o. m.
Selections from Apple Blossoms will
feature the melody moments program over
WLW and NBC network Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 D. m.
half hour of beautiful music by
Gustave Haenschen'S all-string orchestra
and Grantland Rice interview with a
guest artist, make up the program over
WENR and an NBC network Wednesday
evening at p. m.
Christopher Morley, poet and author,
will extend Christmas greetings to radio
listentN3 in a broadcast over WENR and
an NBC network at $3.50 p. m, WedneS-
day.
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GRID STARS AT WORK
East and West Squads Prepare for
Charity Fray.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-
Rival football stars of the east and
west, who meet in an annual charity
football game New Years day,
started a short intensive training
grind today.
All forty-four players, most of
them of aIl-America caliber, we're in
San Francisco for the first time, ar
irving from widely separated sec
tons of the nation.
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Christmas songs and music, including
Victor Herbert's March of the Toys"
from "Babes in Toyland." will have a
place in the broadcast by John Philip
Sousa and his band over WTAM and NBC
network at 1880 p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-23

Leader Store won three games from
Delaware League play. Other contests
we're decided two to one, Blackhawks.
Schmitt Insurance and S. g. S. Body de-
feating Burroughs Adding Machine Oak
Grove Eggs and Lincoln Cabs Reinking
had the only 600 total games of 207, 201
and 1914 stopping him at co.,
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
NJ. WEDNESDAY

+. NJ.
4oe-Chats with Peggy Winthrop CNBCD
4:l5-Mouth health lNBCl.
4.S0-Santa Claus
445-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
5:00-Old Man Sunshine
5:15-Announcement
5;17-The chatter.
5Sy-Iime announcement.
5;3e-Dog talk by DR.. Glenn Adams
545-LoweN Thomas tNBC).
o.O0-AmoS n Andy tNBCl
5:So-Netherland Plaza orchestra.
7;0o-R. F. d. hour
1:15-Rhythm FOUNDERS
I:3o-Melody Moments (NBCl.
S;OO-Adyentures OF Sherlock Holmes
(NBCl.
s:So-Dutch Masters program (NBC).
s:l5-lSham Jones orchestra.
9:30-Variety.
9.45-Time.
e46-Bob Newhall.
9:5S-Weather.
I0:00-Night Caps
l0:30-Clin Perrine's MIC Moon River or
cheStra.
10 5q-Time.
II :00-Netherlard Plaza orchestra.
ii:l5-Hotel New Yorker orchestra fNBC1
II .30-ISham Jones orchestra.
1900 Midnight-Time announcement
i2:0l-Sign of.
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The Rotary League series on the Indi-
ana alleys resulted in a triple win for
SouthpawS. Shafer. WinsloW and Holt
and a two-Rame victory for Demaree
Bowers Showalter and Brown from Busch
mann. Randall, Agnew and Harrod After
games of 1876 and 1913. Eddie decided it was
time to get the wood, and finished with
score of 224
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-23

7:15-Charlie Flagler.
7.30-Santa Claus.
7.45-Musical clock.
9:00-BreakfaSt Bazaar.
8:S0-Housekeper's chats.
9:00-Morning music.
9:15-Monk and Sam.
9:30-Studio features.
10:00-Housekeeper forum.
10:30-LouiSe Spillman.
10:45-Dessa Byrd at the organ.
IL :00-CrvStal studio
11:l5-Luncheon music.
11:45-Ruth Otte.
1900 Noon-Farm program.
Pm
i2:i5-Hin Billy Kid.
IL :30-LiveStock reports
12:45-Walter Hickman'S book review,
1:00-Studio features.
WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
THURSDAY
5:30-Time announcement
5:31-International fiddlerS.
6:00-Time announcement.
6:01-PhYSica' exercises.
6:15-Talent Bureau program.
6:30-Time announcement.
6:31-Organ recital.
6:45-Jolly Bill and Jane CNBC).
7:00-Time announcement.
Forthcoming devotions.
7:15-Talent bureau program.
7:30-Organ program (NBC).
7:45-PhYsical exercises.
8:00-Community health talk.
8:3O-Beautiful thoughts (NBC).
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White-Hsines defeated Paramount by
two pins IN the final game to emerge a
victor two TO one. during the optical
League, play on the Indiana alleys. Amer
topped Moore by five pins to lead with
score OF $40.
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Day PROGRAMS

WFBM (1200) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
THURSDAY
7:30-Records.
9:00-Women's program.
S'SO-klng'S College choir from London
(CBS).
9:45--Aunt Sammy
10:00-MuSical scales.
1915 to 12:00-Silent.
l2;OO Noon-Farm Network (CBS).
l2l5-Eli Lilly & Co. BANQUET.
l2;45-Farm network (CBSl.
1:O0-Society reporter
d:I3-Salon orchestra (CBS).
2:O0-La Forge musicals (CBSl
2;30-Two thirty tunes
800 to 5:30-Silent
WkBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcastine. Inc.l
THURSDAY
6:30-Cadle Tabernacle PRAYER period
1;OO-Church federation program.
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was during his last visit that he
related it's history to Leo L. Red
ding of New York The tree. a
Balm of Gilead, now stands in a
small triangular park on the Cold
Spring road, New York.
Thursday-"A man who made
hole in one on bet"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-23

Crescent Paper with Mounts and Tut
terow going over the 600 mark had
three-game total of 1886 during the Com
mercial League play on the Illinois al
to avoid a shutout Compac Tent and
Jewel Tea also won two from Central
states and Pure Oil as Eagle Machine
took three from Ballard Ice Cream. Hamil-
ton had 657 that included high game Of
268; Tutterow rolled Glib: Mounts. Gil,
and LYONS. COG.
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STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCl
CASTING SYSTEM


MABC WBBM
"bI
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singles sweepstakes of the ST. Philips A. c.
Dec. rs. %, are coming in fast and new
record prize list appears certain. Play
in this event calls for four games across
four alleys, for an entry fee of 50. which
includes bowling charges. First prize is
guaranteed $50. Saturdays entrants viii
shoot at two special prizes SIS and So
being paid for high total outside the prize
list. Reservations are being cared for by
William Moran at Cherry 1910.
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Times Radio Dial Twisters

STATIONS NATIONAL BROADCAsTING COMPANY
WEAF Network
SpKKA 90 KITS 1919 MCFL 90 MGN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-23

Two-game wing ruled the Marott shoe
League play at Pritchett's the Yantes
Shop. DouRhertV Recreation and Marott
Shoe defeating Gates Marble, Blacker
Chilli and HOLY Trinity Five. Martin rolled
GA to lead this loop. Wilmoth had COS
and Feltz. 604. Howe was the hard luck
bow. stoppinR at 500
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WFBM (12OO) IndianapoIis

indianapolis Power and Light Company
P NJ
5:30-Indisns tCBS).
5:45-Reis and Dunn (CBS.
6:oo-Time weather.
6:15-Dinner ensemble.
6:30-Boswell Sisters (CBS).
6:45-Downey & Wons.
7:00-Jack TilSon's orchestra.
115-Singin Sam (CBS).
7:30-Kate Smith (CBSl.
I:45-Al Feeney sports talk.
8:O0-FaSt Freight (CBS).
8:S0-Atop the Indiana roof
8:45-Bean Greek string band.
S:55-AnSWer Man.
9:00-PerSonalitieS (CBSl.
9I5-Andre Kostelanetz orchestra (CBS)
9:3o-Columbia Symphony (CBS).
g:45-Made-work dance.
!O:00-Bing Crosby tCBSl
l0:15-Street Singer (CBSl,
l0:30-The Columnist.
l0:45-Made-work dance
II ;0O-Atop the Indiana roof
ll:5O-Isham Jones orchestra (CBSl.
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Three more leagues were added today
TO the rapidly growing list of bowlers in
The Times Clothe-a- Child for hristmaS
campaign, the Evangelical. Lions and Uni
yerSal loops bringing the total to date to
twenty seven children cared for by the
bowling fraternity. Your league can still
outfit a child by calling the Clothe-a-
Child for Christmas Editor at Riley 555I.
lie will be on the job until the last min
ute trying to take care Of all the kiddies
who are in need. Thanks. bowlers.
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WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis Breadcssting. Tne.)
WEDNESDAY
4;S0-Jack and Jill.
4:4S-News flashes
5:00-Harry Bason.
5:l5-Santa Claus.
5:So-Eyening announcements
6:00-Monk and Sam
6.5o-Jerry and Charlie
6:4o-BuddieS orchestra
7:oo-Edmund Breeze.
7:l5-Ideal girl
7:30-Hill Billy Kid
I;45--OrcheStra.
S:00-Announced
8:l5-Announced
S;30-Chronicles
9:oo-Indianapolis Public Schools.
9:30-Jim Carpenter.
9:45-Harrv Bason.
i0.00-Sign of.
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stark was IN the pocket continually
during the Speedway League play and
ing games of 226. 279 and 223. a total of
728 to give the Allison Engineering seam
Shell Gas also won two from Prest-O-Llte.
Speedway Lumber bad no opponents. but
ished with a great 259 to total 6O8. Stuckv
had col.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-23

But one game was completed N the
Pritchett League. Beverldge Paper taking
two out of three from Columbia Conserve.
Rea nosed out Schneider for high three
pame total scoring 500 to 624.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COOK snd houseworker. white, wants EN-
ployment; no Washing; WAGES $50 per month.
Address Box SSo-R. Star ONCE, i
COOK or Eenersl houseworker, eolored, reli-
best city refs. Phone Decatur 6o72.
COUNTRY GIRL wants Job as mother 5
helper o. nurse, waitress; best OF references.
GIRL. oolored wants part-tiuTs or Seneral
houSeHoIE: good reference. Phone District
GIRL. colored, wants homework. store maid.
apt. maid or theater maid tprefeTreGl; no
sunday work. Atlantic 042$ or North 1853 :
GIRL SSl0 red T9GiG hNs me Ss work ssS &
any time curinG dsy, al
GIRL, neat wants general housework. Co.
lumbia 4025.
GIRL. eolored hght, neat. wishes work stay
Randolph pl Potomac Ssal
LACE CURTAINS Numbered soc psjr. olan-
ketS snc laundry work done: called for and
delivered Phone Ca. 1907 -
LADY, white. refined, Vivginisn, wishes po-
Sttioa as houSskeeper or cook IN widowed OF
bachelor S home; can take ChSrge of roominE
houSS, ll-NeSg-old boy must be no objection
he Is manly and pleasant; 5000 reference,
MAID. colored. neat. nurse. mothers helper;
whole or part time. references. North lo+5s
Apply 1898 18Th st nv
WOMAN. eolored, experiences, w s6ds p!sss
Cue 81. nv
WOMAN. cologed. wants seneral houSework
IN small, h-St-claSs family OF days work OF
sny kind. Potomac 4454
houSewors iun or part time; viii STAY
riehtS ts5o Willard 81. nv, second floor
WOMAN, colored, wants place as COOK. expe-
Tlenced, stay nightS. Atlantic aSSS-J
doinE general houseWogk, 2o07 Vermont ave.
NV. second floor. i
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HEIP-W0MFN

ADVERTISING SALgSWOMAN Apply Room
a2o southern ErtidluE.
RoOKKEEPER- STENoGRAPHEE Stste ase.
experience and salary expected Address Box
es-j star Once.
FpR FINlsHER. experienced. wanted. zlot-
nick. ii3o C 81, nv
GIRL experienced IN enGraylNS shop one
vie is familiar with feeoiRs power press,
some other than cNpefienced need apply.
ei9 10Th 81. nv
GIRLS 20 learn oeausy course complete
SEQ; paid while lesrDlng Between 10 aud
IL an, IS 81. NV. g
GIRLS two. reat, intelligent. 10 learn
beauty culture small salary Apply bet
ard IL N. suite as National Press Bids,
GIRLs-Get cat OF the rat, learn beauty
culture at Stewards Beauty School. earn
wntfe you learn. s2l nv
NURSE. coIored. for infant. location. EdEe-
moOr Only capable, experienced woman
with best OF references need apply. SEQ per
month. Reply. EiNlng details Address Bon
&9p-R, star once i
TOUCH TYPISr speedy Tor Underwood ms
chimes, who Is a capable teacher tor small
wrowing school. evening work. 9lEe expert
ence and aRe. Address Box S%S-R, star offce
WHITE. settled position as houSekeeper,
good plain cook reference 9Th 81. ne.
lincoln S777.
WoMAH under SO wears. pcSseSsing initia-
tive and determination, to enter q vocation
that paws well sne offers advancement
Write for information to Eastern yisYi Com
pAny. Use Connecticut ave, nv.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DCbA4NGoo VI UNI WV AASos
LOANS, ms, 800 up to $500; PAYABLE IN u to
A6ress Box ASK. Star Once
ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT in going bust
come; investigation invited. Address Box
363-R. Star once.
DO YOU HAVE local unlisted FIRST mortgage
bonds or stocks that stand you loss? Can
handle limited amount of such securities at
market value: your reply must state Securi-
ties held Address Box 323-R. Star of1ce
RESTAURANT. fully equipped. for rent; busy
ne. section; low rent, long lease; great op-
portunty. els Fl ne
GARAGE-Downtown, 80-car capacity stor-
general repairing; modern equipment part
nersh lip trouble; good lease; $4,000. Address
OLDEST AUTO LAUNDRY in city, fully
eauipped with privilege of leasing building.
j. Gardiner 1927 r st. NV. 81
FOR QUICK SALE-Busy corner drug store.
SPLENDID ssSs
CO. Charlottesville. Va. q
WILL SELL INTEREST in large downtown
or security and give Tood position to pIIT-
chaser Address Box sss-R, Star once
FOR SALE OR RENT-By owner. sI2 C St
rooms. cleo, h.-w.h.; reasonable terms:
make offer. Phone Adams 1902.
COMPANY, NOW PRODUCING PRODUCTS
LIQUID Marble Co. sIs H NV. .
FINE SUBURBAN SMALL. CAR AGENCY
desires additional capital for big program
ahead: no large amount needed. This Is
rare opportunity for business investment
Owner will furnish references and any par
ticularS OF the business. Address Box 326-R,
Star Office
CHEVERLY SERVICE STATION. Defense
Highway and Lanham road; good business;
1000 Amoco products. Owner on premises
~ to each day. Phone Hyattsville 1916. l.
MEATS AND GROCERY STORE for sale
very reasonable. Apply II H st. ne.
BOOK STORE. 1910 9Th st. NV, for sale;
owner retiring. l.
lst-CLASS CORNER DELICATESSEN and
confectionery store. with fountain; reason
able Apply Gamers 18th and Kalorama rd.
DEIICATESSEN, confectionery and light
lunch, with 2la-year lease; four rooms and
bath rent. 500 sacrifice. $500 cash. 25l5
BladensburR I'd. ne. or Lin. l04l5.
MEAT, FISH AND VEGETABLE MARKET.
doing very good business. Full details at
store. 1890 7th st. NV.
SERVICE DIRECTOR and approach man for
leadership of most desirable small car on
todays market: the represented has
been the most popular in automobile
history and will continue its prominence for
many more years.
An investment Of $4,000 will be required
The position will pay a salary and commits
sion on volume and merits the consideration
OF one who wants TO become established in
business. Address Box PAR, Star Office.
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PERSONAL.

EvERY CARE GIVEN TNvALTDs. CON
vslescents and aged BY nurse in her own
home. Adams 1855. 1883 KalorAma I'd
REDUCING TREATMENTS. SIS; CABINET
baths. needle showers. baking, eiec. treat
Results assured North secs, 1913 81 p
GRADUATE TRAINED NURSE WITH YEARS
OF experience desires position as companion
nurse. Phone Decatur sose,
FACE, SCALP TREATMENTS; EXPERT.
with European training, formerly with Nine
RuhenStein and Kathleen Mary 0uinlan,
~ Dec seT4
AGED AND INvALrDs CARED FOR IN
nurses home cernsg i4th and OAK. warn.
cheerful newly furnished rooms. next "
bath; tray service. Col. sfSS-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-31

Tsrzan Of the Apes trapped Surrounded by
the armed creatures vho had just destroyed the
mighty and ferocious Gyor the ape-man
dered 70 lay down his weapons and surrender. But
he inclined to give himself and The Red
Flower OF Zoram TO unknown fate without
putting up fight. What do you intend to do with
us2" he demanded. Take YOU to village where
you viii be well fed" croaked the leader You
cannot escape US: one escapes the Horibs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-31
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

NNN, NOW EMPLOYED, for radio. sound
nome study under supervision of Dr., Lee De
Forest. Address Box i63-R, Star once 81
COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL
course in years study at home; text fur
Atkhed; graduates accepted everywhere; reA-
lohaole. Address Box 2so-K. Star once,
JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS; piano. sax. banjo.
etc; guitar and 10 lessons for Sl2; student
erehestTsS. Christensen School, lis nth st.
nv, Dist 1878. Instruments. Free booklet
ACTIVE INTERIOR DECORATOR WITH
best training u, s. and Europe and 10 years
experience, Will tutor new pupils evenings,
hish-School education required, P. .. Box
sio6
BRIDGE. CONTRACT OR AUCTION GER
tined teacher, Official system. DAY and eve
nAne instr, terms reasonable. Adams io462
TEL EPHONE OPERATING EASY TO LEARN
with trend OF times, we have modernl2eo
course, reduced price. easy payments. You
desire refned employ ment u should appeal
70 you. oxford Bids, 18th al n. y. ave.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY RE-
nned. expert instructors many years exp;
cars furnished, permits secured. Oct 1924
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS EASY
parking. cars furnished Cali Foster tOlo
Reliably. Met. 1909 64{ B st. S.w. 3
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE
AABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL teStsh. lslsl
WaShingtonS original and <oremost school
Nav low rates nov in effect. Day. evening
ais 18Th ST. NV. ls2s H Ave. NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


SEWING MACHINE. SINGER portable electric;
good condition l-year guarantee SIS. The
New Singer Shop, 1897 Conn. ave. Emerson
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING trea-
dies. electric portables and consoles as low
as 1895 white Sewing Machine Co. 500 II
SHOTGUN. Stevens single barrel. six-shot;
excellent condition. Tel. Bradley "a eve
ninSs l.
SHOWCASE. beautiful frameless, for out
SIDE use; marble base. Apply 732 18th NV
SIDEBOARD. oak handsome, large. suitable
for cafeteria or large dining room; priced
very eheaply. Telephone Columbia s233
STAMPS, U. s. and foreign, 1892 catalogues,
927 18th St District Abs.
THERONOID; perfect condition; will sell
cheap. Call Lincoln 444l.
TYPEWRTTERS-Free rent to students who
Co. 1927 N. Y. ave. National $500. 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on machines, that
reasonable nsSe oh Tnderwo SaS Royals l.
writer Co. 1909 Eye st. NV. Natl Ass
TYPEWRITERS-Recono machines, al
makes. Several used portables. Easy terms
sales Service Co. l714 H st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co. 1881 East
Capitol St. away ron the high rents Sell
ing. renting. repsiring all makes. Open eve
nings. Lin oos2.
TYPEWRITERS-Fine. guaranteed rebuilts.
General Type Co. TAO 18th NV. Nat. 2249
TYPEWRITER RENTAL, SERVICE. Georgia
1883 UnderWoods. Royals and l.. c. Smiths.
50 so mo-; mos. in adv. s615: mos. So.
WASHING MACHINES - Brand new, floor
samples; General Electric. Thor. Easy, Gray
bar and other standard makes; big savings:
limited quantity; easy terms. Carroll Sup
ply Co. III 18th ST. NV. National 1920
WASHING MACHINES, A-B-C and other
makes. low $3.50. $50 Ga. ave
WOOD-Pine boards, cut any length pine
board lumber, to It. National 1905. rs
Jackson alley
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Man 70 sell and collect paT1uE contract
With sorne advance must faTniEh reference
J. ATfinsfon mET s37 X s. ne =
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JARfTUE apartment h1aEs must be sIDs-
Fienced fireman, eiEaDsF and minor repair
man Addfess Boz ea-l. stAf o9rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-31

1880 Buick Coupe-RumbIe Sea1.
This big, comfortable car with orig
inal finish is dark blue, with windows
and belt moldng done in light shade
OF green. Has golf bag compartment
in rumble with door six splendid
tires. It will be sold with a money
back guarantee for 1895 cash. or S345
down, balance $50 so monthly for ~
months We win trade your present
car
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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houSeworkeTS hy day. week month rel.
investigated. Decatur $751; 1887 llth nv.
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COMPETENT HELP o. all kinds furnished
hy employment agency OF WomRnS EN-
ehRnEe. S&oS Conn. ave Cley o6Ti
EFFICIENT HELP Of al kinds promptly
furnished People Employment Dec $3.50.
1912 You 81
STENoGRAPHERS bookkeepers positions
apen daily Tor those who qualify no regis
tFatton fee. Personnel SERVICE, ia Evans
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