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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-07
Legal Notices

ANNUAL MEETING-of stockholders and
election OF directors OF the Insurance
SAVINGS and Loan Association. Mansur
1881. $3.50 D. n.
NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR
ME Csc OF THE PUBLIC INSTITU-
TONS OF THE STATE Oh INDIANA.
Purchasing Committee for the Benevolent
ano correctional institutions Of the state
secretary. Room 326 Statehouse. until 10
o'clock q. m. Monday Jan 10. 1881.
sealed bids on dry goods and notions
now On file in the Office OF the secretary
OF the committee
The Joint Purchasing Committee re-
serves the right to reject any and all
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE OF
INDIANA
DAILY E. MCCOY. Secretary.
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Houses for Rent

BRIGHTWOOD CAR-Easily heated. 5-rm.
semi-Tod dble.. red. SIT: gar. Oh. 30o9J.
CORNELL. lo22-VeEy desirable. 5 rms,
se-ni-mod.. vat. pd $3.50. Call Ia. $500
COTTAGE. 1876 rooms: water paid:
gas, elee., SIC, near school du. 1853
DAWSON. S.. l6l6-5-rm. semi-mod. dou-
bic; water paid: garage: SIS. Hu. 8772.
GALE. 14ol-S N.-Near Brookside PIX. new
attractive 4-room bungalow double.
strictly modern, garase. on bus line also
e. 10th car. $40: water paid. Oh. 07iO.
GARFIELD DR.. 7l30 E.-4-room modern
double; water paid: s30.T5. Or. 5T53.
GRACE. s.. 22--5-rm. senli-nlod-, Estate
heatrola furn.. hardwood floors. newly
papered. garage. water pd-. near school.
Be. 5o62-R !.
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Rarter and SWAP
Business Opportunities

ROOMlNG HOUSE-North; IL rms; clean;
ROOMING HOUSE-Nicely furnished. 8
rooms; by owner: reasonable. Ii. 854l.
SELL, RENT or BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in the Times.
Phone "ad-taker" Ri. 5551, during bust
ness hours
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
our. friends and neighbors for their Won
during the sickness and at death Of our
dear wife and daughter, LUCY ODELLA
MARTIN, also Dr. w. L. Jennings for his
faithful attendance and Mr.. Lindamood,
the funeral director. for his kind and
sympathetic services. and for the beauti-
full flowers. MARION MARTIN, husband,
and MRS CORA TRUEIOVE the mother
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Poultry and Supplies
Live Stock

900 Tancred Leghorn PulletS. ready to
lay. BOYER'S HATCHERY. Ri. $40 or
write to Thorntown. Ind.
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Building Materials

ODD lots Brick. Drain Tile, Flue Lining,
Sewer Pipe Lime. Plaster, etc. Come in
vestigate. Harrison 2510.
Allied Coal & Mat Co.. 2l12 Northwestern
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Miscellaneous Wanted

Al JERSEY COW-For sale. Calf by sid
Beech Grove l46-R-3.
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B 1siness Announcements

tEAIH ERS.,.Bought. SoId ana TenoVaded
E. P. Burke. 431423 Mass. Ave. Ri. 66st
ALL makes of electric Sweepers repaired,
work euarn. 1900 SALES CO., Ri. 1924.
SPEC price on furnace coils, gas con-
nections: bonded sewer man. Oh. 2283-J eve.
BATH ROOM-Complete. 500; plumbing d
heating installed: reasonable, Ia. 4057.
HOUSE wrecking, chimney repairing, gem
eral hauling. Reasonable DR.. 1042-W.
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEx. CHI.
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Lost and Found

FOUND-Sstchel owner can have same by
Identifying and paying for ad. CAL MI
Plske. Ri. 5551 between and 9 a. me
LADY's wrist Water. white gold. set with
brilliants. a. N. :. on back. Valued
dear keeusake: reward, Ha. 05l5.
LOST steel die containing cops Whit e
Mountain electric REFRIGERATOR. ETC." We
B Bst1gs 500 Maryiand O's ana 9 AS ie
Morris or l43 F. Morris and IS S. Ne
ridisn. 1t is a heavy block of steel con-
tanning the lettering as noted. Please
call Ri. S5l2. GEO. j. MAYER co. Re
ward
LOST-Sman black muf near 5000 Gull
ford OF Bellefontaine. Or. l082-R.
LOST or strayed from 3942 s. Meridian, 8
female Boston Terriers. answer to names
Of Betty. Brownie and Lady Indy. Re-
ward for return or any information
leading to their recovery. Ri. 1871.
LOST-Ladys white gold wrist watch;
between Elm Garage or in Claypool hotel;
days. or Ha. 0870 night Miss Moon.
LOsT--snakc skin trimmed black purse;
lost Checker taxi Saturday night before
% o'clock. Identification and arrange
ment for return and reward through
phone Ir. l785.
LOST-Jeweled Aloha Tan Omega pin.
Initials J. 1. B. on back. Rev. Wa. 1888,
LOsT-GeTman police pup: mos CID:
name Teddy: scar around left eye: val.
as companion 1927 Mansfield. Ia. 55S5.
LOST-Bl-ck brief case containing Nsssev-
Harris literature; return Indianapolis
Times: reward
LOST-Brown change Use. contairiag sos.
Elderly gentleman needs: rev. Ri 1853.
POLICE PUP-Gray and black name Rex:
return 1888 hillside, Hu. Sl75,
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\ Joint convention Oft Illinois
and Indiana Egg and Poultry AS
sociations will be held in Indian
apoliS March and 6.
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Musical Instruments

Used ITumpetS. xI5 IN.
PEARSON PIANO CO.
1880 y. Penn, St. Ii. 5sl
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! WANTED-Jcb flFeman or janator work:
experienced. Blackwell, 3721 W. 10th.
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Storage and Transfer
LOCAL, AND OVERLAND TRANS Err
paw months later. No charge Tor hauling
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO
4l9 E. Market RI 1850.
STORAGE-OvKRLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. Packing.
shipping. OTTO j. SUEZ. Ri. 1928. Ri
6561. Nights Oh. 0699-W
J H. TAYLOR TRANS, AND STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To OF
from Chicago. st. Louis, Detroit, Cleve-
land or other cities. DR. 307l or RI. 1855
LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING-LaTee
covered truck reliable men; 81 citv work:
piano extra. A. J. BANKS. Be. 1850.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia. 374l.
MOVING, SO; YOU help. 81 less: la ton
truck; quick. guarn. service. Ch. $40.
BRITTON TRANSPARENCY. $3.50 load:
large trucks. responsible men. DR. 1916
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Help Wanted Female
SITUATIONS Wanted Male

WHITE woman to do housework and care
for Children Be 31Hl- r
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ARSENAL. N. 1100-5-room furnished up
per duplex. located east. heat water
furnished; $S5. CRAWFORD MOTT, Lii.
2318.
BELLEFONTAINE. 12l8-2-rm. front apt.
bath. everything furn.: 81. Ia. 1891.
COLLEGE. 20S3-2-rm. mod furnished
apt. suitable for 2 or 4; Sc. He. 5115.
RILEY. NJ. 1913 rms. bath, completely
furn. GOOD heat, very reas. Ir. 2545
ROCKVILLE RID, 3T83-Furnished 5-rm
modern bungalow. Call Be. 2498
TsALB.oTT, 2935.Si-rm., mod: completely
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THESE GUARANTEED BAR.
GAINS ANY DAY OR EVENING. =
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE ROOM. for one or two, in corner
home. with porch Adams 1859. ---
1925 18th AUTHORIZATIONS arranged now
for 1892 10th. Newly reflnished, especially
good beds and good meals.
1922 ST. N.W.-Delishtfu double room
adjoining bath. twin beds. continuous hot
5l24 NEBRASKA AVE. tof Conn.!mWell
home; meals optional Clev. 5470.
1929 K ST, NV. the Lee-Maroue-Nicely
private bath excellent board. 49,
THE MANCHESTER. 1926 NJ sT.uAttrac;;
sysy 1904 goo% nss bath :d
1915 MASS. AVE; SCOTT HALl-Beautiful
excellent board: high-class; reasonable.
l9l7 18th ST: NW.LLarse; attractive. do lou
Of food home privileges. los
$500 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. CHEVY
rent with first-class table board; garage.
4Oi ROSEMARY ST. CHEVY CHAsE-Dou;
bic room with bath; TWIN beds empio;eo
couple or gentlemen. Owners nome.
The HELENE CLUB FOR GIRLS. 1880 10th
ST. nw.-A beautiful home, every conven-
fence: excellent meals. "
sos CHEVY CHASE PARKwAY-Double
privilege; one block to cars. bus, school,
churches; unlimited phone; continuous hot
water: excellent meals. Emerson 3o2s
1871 BILTMORE sT.-Nlceiy furnished
SIC" Col, 2G44.
2l46 PLA. AVE NW.-LarEe, attractive dou-
BILE room. adjoining bath; Southern cooking.
North 1862
So MASS AVE Tor . Fncd 5FSn s7s room
1851 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Laree oay-window
front room: plenty no: water; clean. well
appointed home: best food: reasonable.
l467 r. l. AVE NW.-Slnse ana double
rooms, vacancies for 2 young ladies; dance,
dine and chise! bridgc
7l6 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Cho.ce front room,
reasonable Atlantic $500.
1885 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-TWo desirable
connecting bed and living rooms c" bed
rooms. porch. inst. hot water airy. team,
next tile bath; End floor. very good board;
individual tables: quiet but close TO every
thing; ideal for students. Phone. $35 month
each for four adults or $40 for thres.
1914 H-Large third floor room. southern.
clean beds, closet. hot and cold water two
employed gentlemen. 1913 each; shower bath.
surprisingly good meals. very best food,
carefully prepared, change each day, dinner
family style, 10 Sunday dinner: large.
cheerful dining room; refined. ou.et, well
kept home: no servants. Met 1866
1888 ST. N.W.--Two large second floor
furnished; overlooking beautiful, Franklin
Park; ideal for small family; excellent meals
viii be served. IL
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RoOMs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR

1916 EAST CAPrTOL-3 or more furnished
rooms. private bath. kitchenctte: 1872 To-
houSeI-2 large rooms, kitchen. bath; Ink;
a mi: $50 month Adams 0574.
IT'S UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Larse, light Ink,
room. running water: electric grill large
closet. Laundry: $40. Adams 2985W
zoos EYE NW-2 RMS, ALCOVE. BATH.
Bird floor facing park: unusual location.
Other furn rms, -housekeeping: adults.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS. in Brishtwood or Pet
worth. reasonable; must nave telephone
Georgia 3633-J.
BY YOUNG LADY, room in quiet. refined
family would like breakfast. Please state
rate and address. Address Box 497-C, Star
Office.
TRAVELLING MAN. in city one or two days
only each week. desires room. Address Box
IT'D. star ONCE To-
RENT THAT SPARE ROOM during the BIZ
centennial Celebration. Register now at
Room sol Wash. Bldg, 18th and N. Y. ave.
WANTED-Large. bright unfurnshed room.
semi-private bath, small family, downtown
or Mt. Pleasant; $l5. Address Box lid,
Star ONCE. TO-
YOUNG WOMAN, employed wants fur
nished room. or share apt. by Sept. IS;
reasonable Call Clev 9339-W. after g.
TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS. second floor
with refined people No Housekeeping;
Chevy Chase. Address Box 29G-C, Star
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NJ EN-.

CAN YOU IMAGINE
renting q newly furnished room in an g.
story, nreproof. elevator bldg. opposite the
Mayhower Hotel. and with telephone in
the room and all-niRht service at these
rates; $40 to sl2 per week s3s to. s45 per
month: 81 to $3.50 per day? Special rates
for in loom on application. Club showers.
DE SALES CHAMBERS,
1875 De Sales st Decatur 1880.
NEW COLONIAL HOTEL.
A few desirable single and double rooms.
hot and cold running water; $50 per month
and up 18th and M SITS. NV, phone De-
catur $3.50.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FORT STRONG VILLA. Lee Highway. Va
10 minutes TO washington. Open all year.
Large. well furnished rooms. large grounds,
all city convenienceS: continuous hot water
good meals Special rates to families.
Phone Clarendon 1916.
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1907 EYE ST. Researchmen's Club-1deal
downtown location: 500 and S25 monthly:
shower; quiet. refined also garage space.
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NICELY furnished front room: free phone:
gentlemen or employed couple. Columbia
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1888 18th ST. NW-First floor. middle,
quiet. cool; gas plates. cleo, telephone. sill
yer. dishes, linens. laundering free: only So so.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1 1sas E:etl;y n fTsPt sssT.
I7o6 IRVING ST. .N.W.-Room with porch;
private family adults; continuous hot water;
near cars and bus:
LARGE. brieht, nicely FURNISHED room
water; new house. Call Ga t7l4 after 6.
1884 18th N.W-First-hoor front apt; new
for ! or 3 adults. Reasonable. 90.
The WEsTMINsTER. 100! nth St. ny nv.
e esom. eEevsso nn .ervice & Teeks
NEAR ROOSEVELT HoTEk.Laree com;
phon aeie reasonable aSo ~" Pot $3.50 u"l'"
3o Sou Sp snse G Sed. near ssaS
l347 G1RARD Nw.-Large. sunny room.
double or single; very reasonable; private
home near cars. cafe; gentlemen preferred,
1881 CHAPLIN ST NWm,Mahossny, furnish .tTis
tiye colonial house house.. TWO S,! bath rooms Sc
1918 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV Inear
Dupont .circlel,Leree double room we'll
repsee pr Tin spacious
WINDSOR HOTEL-Rooms. single. s25: dou-
s: $50 month W.;t n lsys Dapered and painted
Ioom pTrae Bath IND oop n aee far
R Raam. .s gftyst' home ami gentlemen,
los EYE ST. NW-Beautiful large parlor,
tS5nishsd' Win piano radio and davsnpSTt
1881 PAIRMoNr sr.-Basement apt, pri-
psI t sa'n iosan ne Circle sts 0'nef' '1' Ink
iss: lib 18th, ST NW.r!st n9or middle
yer. dishes, linens. laundering free; only $3.50.
Ills 18th ST NV Apt. s2 So. brlsht
Met. 3l73. o.
III EYE ST. NY, or , rooms ga. Tanae,
room. IS per week. 3.
so7 ST. N.W.-Rooms. sleeping or light
n;ns $50 - s.. 80 week; nm
THE NETHERLANDS, 1850 Columbia I'd
charmtnsly appointed rooms in mahosany,
easy chairs. desk: reasonable. Col. o8lo.
Ing porch Accommodate one or two. Tiled
shower. all convenences. Phone Adams
1907 EYE ST. Researchmen's- Club-1deal
downtown location; 500 and s25 monthly:
shower; quiet. refined; also garage space.
NICELY furnished front room; free phone;
gentlemen or employed couple. Columbia
7is 22nd ST. N.W-2 nicely furnished sleep
ine rooms next to bath Can arrange for
housekeeping PRIVILEGES. IL
SOUTHERN eHpos9rs room; with porch
bus; $40 per month single, S2s double. Col
jas lfss 81 bath sc fss:
neiehborhood. 12'
i7s4 LANTER PL. NW--Attractiye rooms.
double or single: well kept. eongenial home
refined people. Col. 1885. Reasonable.
1918 New HAMPsHiRE AVE, APT, 2s
room; home privileges: one or two ladies:
COMFORTABLE ROOM. near Capitol and
Library; gentleman preferred. Lin. 1732-W.
7oS SHERMAN APIS. 18th and L NV
Central, large front room, twin beds or
single. -
1901 18th ST. NW.-Bright apt. living room.
alcove bed room, kitchenette, tiled bath,
two large closets; second floor. North 1893.
1901 10th ST. N.W.-Girl desires another to
share pleasant room: use spacious living
room. piano: fne location. North 1899
MAN AND WIFE. have large. well appointed
apt: every comfort; would like gentleman
to take one attractive room. North 1851.
1922 L ST NW.-Cmpletely furnished, one
large room and kitehenette apis; maid
service included; SO and $40 weekly.
iS25 I. ST NW.-several single and double
YooYns each with running water; excellent
maid service; Sc. u. So. $40 weekly
iiie ABBEY PL. NE, near 9Th and M-New
6cuss. modern eonvenienees, home privi-
ASes; - week.
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CnVrNTRY RnARn

HOME FOR CHILDREN Excellent supervi-
sion discipIine all sports; schools and busS-
es near, ref. Address Box lS4-B, Star office.
Se23s
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7is 22nd ST NW-2 nicely furnished sleep
ing rooms next to bath Can arrange for
HOUSEKEEPING privileges IL
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LARGE room. southern exposure. with sleep
ing porch. Accommodate two Tiled
shower, all conveniences. Phone Adams
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so7 ST NW-Rooms. sleeping or light
Housekeeping. $3.50, 81. S. SO week run
ming water: newly decorated: ami. To-
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(Coatiaaea On slsxs Pass.s
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THE NETHERLANDS, 1850 Columbia I'd
Charntnsly appointed rooms in mahogany,
easy chairs. desk: rsasonable. Col. oal0.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
frAntirnAH

CONN AVE near Wardman Park-Hishly
desirable room and bath in private home,
with garage; gentleman only. Col. 3437.
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WE PLACE YOU FREE.
Furn. and Urfurn. Apis. and HOUSE

Why waste time apt. hunting? Detailed
inform atioa concerning fu-r. and unfurn
apis Is sy9eble hcse 1 Gsll Ct S,f 1sSsiir
NasHiNi1aGN s- ames5 =. EbTIim1is.h,. ,aAa
SOL wash. Bldss 3Sth & NY. Ave. Nat 2Slo
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1921 CONN AVE-Lovely front room. pri-
ate bath and porch for couple; also single
DOM; excellent meals, beautiful location
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1918 18th ST NW.-Lsrge room. two single
beds, next to bath; convenient. desirable
naighborhood 12s
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SOUTHERN exposure room. with porch.
overlooking park. Convenient lines and
bus; $40 per month sinsle, s28 double. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
GAMBLING SHIPS
TROUBLES PILE UP
Sheriff Has Attachment for
Monte Carlo, After Vessel
Breaks MooringS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, February 5.
The luxurious gambling ship Monte
Carlo, victim of the vagaries of chance
and the whims of the sea, lay today
at anchor off Eginont Key.
Financial difficulties, which caused
the closing of her gaming devices Mon
day, were augmented by q physical disa-
bility Yesterday, when the Monte Carlo
broke loose from her mooringS in the
Gulf Coast Guard cutters got new an
chors aboard the 300foot ship before
the shoals were reached.
Today she lay within the riparian
rights of the law. so to speak, and
therein was another difficulty. A writ
of attachment, sworn to by creditor
of the ship, was in the hands of Sheriff
Roy Booth.
The Monte Carlo opened its brief life
with the new year. Speed boats con-
veyed guests to a location outside the
3-mile limit.
There were dice games, card tables,
roulette wheels, hazard tables, the sill
vered wheel of fortune and the bird
cage" table, but the majority of the
gambling was done at the 5, 10 and IS
cent slot machines.
The first admission was by card only.
Then the management opened the ship
to the public, but there was not Suffi-
cient play to pay the overhead, $l,700
nightly, and provide profitable return
on a reputed quarter OLA million dollar
investment.
It was understood a New York syn
dicate owned the vessel and Ralph
Reina of Tampa was manager.
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EMPLOYERS OFFER
TO CREATE new JOBS
Pittsburgh Plan Would Unite City
and Business Men in Move
to Help Workers.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, February s.
Leading Pittsburgh business men yes
terday were preparing to deliver a blow
to Old Man Hard Times, having formed
plans which they believe will stabilize
employment in the Pittsburgh district,
Establishment of an employment
agency will be an initial step in carry
ing out the plans. The program viii
be financed by several means, as tol-
lows:
First by canvass Of 5000 employers
of the Pittsburgh district on the basis
Of contribution Of an average DAYS pay
roll for 1929, expected to yield more
than 81 900 900; second, by solicitation
of philosophical citizens, and third
by solicitation of employed persons I'M
affected by the depression on the basis
of one days pay.
Under plan submitted by Edgar J.
Kaufman, Pittsburgh department
store head, the employment OF persons
who have been registered with the en-
ployment agency would be financed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
MUNICH LEADS BERLIN

BERLIN (P).-Munich may lead the
beer producing cities in Germany, but
Berlin follows a close second.
It has a production of one-tenth of
the total beer output of the country as
compared with Munich's one-seventh.
Berlins speciality is the so-called
''weissbier," light beer with low alco-
holic percentage. The annual output
of ''weissbier" totals 5,284 900 gallons-a
quantity which requires 1000 railway
cars to transport.
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the association. Kaufman said that Il
the city appropriated 100000 for GER
tain work. the association would pro-
pose that the entire amount be spent
For materials and that the labor would
be furnished and financed by the as
sociation, doubling the amount Of work
to be provided.
The Kaufman plan was submitted
to Gov, Clifford Pinchot for his APP
prevail. The Governor has appointed
unemployment relief committees
throughout the State to study employ
ment problems.
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American Flyers Safe in Fall.

AFRICA. Chile, February (Pl.-A
Pan-American Grace Anyways plane.
flying south from here Tuesday, fell
into The sea near the port of Caleta
Buena, but it was located at about
PM, with passengers and crew safe.
1T was piIoted Dy a man named
Thompson.
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Rummage Gloves


SOC CHILDREN'S YES
Fleece-lined jersey gloves,
knitted wool gloves and 90c
gauntictS
CHILDREN'S SOC MITTENS OF
feece-lined jersey c!otn with fur
tops, also jersey gauntlets OSc
with fancy cuffs.
WOAIFN'S WASHABLE KID &
CAPE GLOVES, in nancy cuff ana
slip-on styles. Irregu ars Of 60C
$500 kinds. Sizes 50 to 6is,
SI.5O YOUTHS e. MISSES CAFE
SKIN GLOVES, fleece lined. oQC
Misses gloves have fur tops
MEMS g. WOMEN'S WOOL
GLOVES, Kayser and other makes,
smartly tailored and fleece S0c
llI1eQ s.....s. 's''''s
Street Floor.
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Rummage Trimmings

Rummage Trimmings
15c TO Csc TRIMMINGS, includ-
ing silk srimmings for dresses and
lamp shades, colored silk binding
braids, val and Cluny lace 20
edges and lnsertings. Yard.
SOC TO S1.OO FLOWER2--DreSs
and coet flowers Immense selection
of odds and ends. Rummage 20
3Oc TO soc BUCKT ES end lides.
Pearl, metal and novelty 1So
styles. Choice ...........
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05

Yes, let us be brief. Bro
ken assortments bro
ken sizes broken
prices. Our stocks were
never SO clean. We in
tend to keep them that way
by disposing of the remain
ing Winter Apparel at frac-
tional prices, in the short
est possible time. You are
urged to be early .. you'll
be lucky. A clearance of
charming fas h Mons that
fairly bristles with golden
savings. Deepest. steepest
reductions ever!
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