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The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

Exchange Club. luncheon, Washington
Sahara Grotto. luncheon, Grotto Club.
Altrusa Club, luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Reserve Officers Association. luncheon.
Board of Trade.
Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Delta Tau Delta, luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Kappa Sigma, luncheon, Washington.
Harvard Club. luncheon. Lincoln.
RoySl testers luncheon, Washington.
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0T Z WTTtT ' E56
TOLEDO. April 12.-cash grain close:
Grain in elevators, transit billing !:
Wheat-No. 2, red 67la 6812c No. /, red
Ic premium Corn-No. 2 yellow. 3712@
80 &c. Oats-No. 2 white, 2412 q 2512c Rye
No. 2, 1872 a 5Oi2c. Barley-No. 2, 35@
36c. CTrack prices 28l2c rate). Wheat
No red, So a 60 Zee. No. red. 4Q641ac.
Corn-No 2, yellow. 33034c; No. yellow.
80 a 33c No. 4 yellow, 81 a SIC. Oats-No.
2 white, 21I2622i2c; No. white, 216 22c
seed close. Clover--Cash, S580A. Alsike
creamery, 24c. Eggs~Extras, 11IaGAc.
Hay-Timothy per cwt., 75c.
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Developments in air conditioning
for small homes were discussed
Wednesday night at the monthly
meeting of the Indiana Sheet Metal
and Warm Air Heating Contractors
Association at 81 North East street.
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Deaths

., Carrie KLAUS, e5. 5054 South State
Chronic mYOcardltis
berCUiosis 80
silona Jane Wilson, 20, city hospital
acute nephrltis.
Katherine Ehrmantraut g. 427 North
Davidson, chronic interstitial nephritis
Mary E. Manus IS. 1922 west Vermont
aTterlO-sclerOsis
hemorrhaCe
Matte Pankey 65. 1852 North Capitol
chronic valrular heart disease
Infant Utterback. 26 days. Riley hospital
premature birth
Infante Clarke. minutes. Methodist
hospital prem sture birth
William F. Khnck - 527 South Vine
sarcoma.
George Mccain. 81. Methodist hospital
carcinoma
Sarah Spears. 81 li9 West Eleventh
lobar pneumonia
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PLEADING TO BE FILED
Joint Answer to BE Given by Skip
Election Case Defenaants.

A pleading viii be filed Jointly
not later than Tuesday by attor-
neys for all defendants in the suit
OF Boynton Moore, former safety
board member. who seeks to void
the "skip-electi0n" law in order to
run as an Independent Democratic
candidate for mayor
Attorneys for the city, state and
election commissioners agreed to-
day on suggestion OF James Z.
Deery, city attorney, that an an
swer be made Jointly instead of
separate pIeadines being fled.
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Easter Program to BE Given

An Easter program VIII be he'd
at 2 Saturday at the home OF Mary
Ellen Long, 1875 West Fourteenth
street., Speedway City by the Ores
cendo Club, Junior Federation Of
Music Clubs organization, sponsored
by Mrs. Edith Cordes A feature
Of the program will be a musical
playlet.
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Discuss t. B. Treatment

Modern trends in treatment of
tuberculosis were discussed by DR..
Philip Jacobs, New York, CT the
National tuberculosis Association,
at a chicken dinner and smoker
given Wednesday night by Dr. Will
liam Mcqueen, Sunnyside sanato-
rum superintendent, for consultant
and resident medical staff members.
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New York Curb
lBy Ih0msOn q MChlnnc
April 13-
New York Bank Stocks
.tBy Thomson & McKlnnOn


BY Thomson & McKinnonl
April 12-
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

1 1oc Of; l7925o l6s s. 6Od s.; $50, s55
IDS, So 500 2.55; 130-210 lbs S. Is, ION
$50 lbs, So roughs. So down top calves.
S450; top lambs. SIS.
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ROOKIE is KIDNAPPED

Chicago Police Without Clews in
Search for Stockyards Character.
BIZ Gnitcd Press
CHICAGO, April 13-Peter Nc
Keown, known to police as a bookie
in the stockyards district, was kid
mapped early today. Police have no
CleWs.
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PLUMBING Permits

C. A. johnson. 1888 winthrop. three fix
lures
Frevn Bros eol-l7 North Illinois. eigh,
fixtures
I'd Bel. 243 South Sumner. one fixture
Il. Rahe. l22 East F!fty-hrst. three fix
lures
Z NJ Hardin. ISIS North Dearborn.
three fixtures
8. T Tatum. zoe North Oakland. one
2 A. Johnson. II South Lasaue. two
3 l. wilson 226 West Vermont. seven
fixtures.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
South-southeast wind, IS miles an
hour; temperature, SIS; barometric
pressure, 1923 at sea level; general
condition, high, thin, overcast; CELL
ing. unlimited: visibility. Is miles.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE april i - Cattle-Re-
cceIptS 100; fully steady on mos. slaugh-
yer classes; bulk common and medium
Welghtso eligible around $3.50: bulk Beef
ceq9H3s g 50@ 325 low cutters and cutters.
Pip l.S2 @ 20, bulls mostly 50 down bulk
~ steady OF 81 down depending on oaal-
1 IaIL,,. ,H9gsLReceipts, zoo; market not es-
tabAshed bidding. l5c lower and asking
11Qc lower, or $40 on 175-240 h. weights
Sheep-Receipts, 800. market not estab-
nIShed; indications steady to weak at
WeQnesday,s decline on spring lambs. bulk
Wednesday, s7@ 90; old crop wooied
lambs, mostly s40 > Wednesdays receipts
1877 cattle, 497 calves. 759 hogs and z2l
sheep. Wednesdays Shipments. I50 calves
l33 hogs and 236 shaan
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The keynote address at the ma
tional convention Of the You're
Democratic Club in Kansas CITY.
Mo, June IS to II. viii be given By
Governor Paul V. AIcNutt. He VIII
be temporary chairman Of the
meeting
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices Hens.
heavy breeds over AZ los, lOc; Leghorns,
&C. Brolers. Colored Springers. ~ lbs
tic; Barebacks, 7c Cox and stays. &C.
Leghorh cox ana Leghorn stays. &c. Ducks,
large white full feathered and fat over
full feathered and fat. SC. Young Gulneas.
zoe: old Guineas. 15c. Eggs--No. l fresh
country Uni run G eggs &c; Puilet eggs &C
eroSs a deduction of l0c per h. for each
ID under 50 lbs. gross will be made. But
prices are for bea 9tter st 1z4 free If4 3e
feed no sick poultry accepted. Quoted BY
the WadleY Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. April Eggs--Markket.
cases; extra firsts. ~ @1224c; frsts, liz
a y &c; current receipts. lie seconds.
10 a C. Butter Market. easy prices "a to
goa pole, extras. 49, extra frsts I9i1c:
iirsts. l9c; standards, 1910. Poultry
Ml52rket, steady; TeceiptS, SO trucks fowls,
ducks. l20 lac; geese. lie; turkeys, ia
l8c, ROSTERS, &C. brolers. 2Om PC; stays.
l0c Cheese-TWins. 1001OAc; Lognhorns,
rivals 81 shipments. sis. market dull.
weaker. Wisconsin sacked round whites,
750 SOC Idaho sacked RussetS. $3.50 40:
Ieyas Bliss TrlumphS. so ID. bags, $3.50
CLEVELAND, April 13rButter market
weak extras 23i2c; standards. 23iac Eggs
Market steady; extras 12c: current re-
ceipts 1194c. Poultry-Market steady;
heavy fowl l3m lac; medium fowl. 10 "a lac !:
Leghorn fowl Ia l2c heavy broilers 1870
20c; Leghorn broilers, 15Ml8c: No. 2
chickens, &C. ducks. l0d12c. geese. roc;
turkeys, l5c; old roosters. 8Q9c: capons.
II n l8c; stays, lie Potatoes-Ohio. New
York and Pennsylvania, 100 ID sacks. cob
6lers and round whites. United States No.
l. and partly graded mostly SOCIAL. New
YORK, Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA sacks q
bushel, cobblers and round whites. partly
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Daily Price Index

BIZ Unitcd Press
NEW YORK, April 12.-Dun &
Bradstreets daily weighted price
index of thirty basic commodities
compiled for the United Press:
193O-I992 Average. 1901
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Births

Howard and Lucille Davidson. 1889 Mar.
Bows
James and Adele Leeds 1921 Wade
Charles and Mildred LaDuke 484I Raj
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NEw YORK COFFEE FUTURES
April l2-
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET


CHICAGO april IS -Appl ,s-Aiich- gan
snies bushel 81 Is Illinois Willow Tvies
hushel. sl@l25. Winesaps bushel $3.50
so. Illinois donations bQshel. si4oG $50.
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations do not repre-
sent actual 14os. or offerings. but mercy
indicate the approximate market .eyei
paseo on D4YilR ana selling Ac44rleS OF
recent transactions.
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Chicago Futures Range
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
By United Press

CHICAGO. April 12.-Cash grain close
Wheat--No. red. nitrous. 6la4c; No. 3
red, 63l2c Corn-No. 3 mixed, 33c; No. 6
mixed, Sic; No. yellow. old, 335sc; No. 8
yellow 32i4 331c No 4 yellow, 324@
$50; No white, 34G 3412c; No. 4 white
32l2@ n &C Oats-No. white. 2124c
No. white 20021l2c: No. white. 1854
20Ac. Rye-No sales. Barley - 3OG 45c.
Timothy-s2 15Q2.35 Clover-S7Q9.
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Delegation of seven pupils from

three local high schools, accompa-
MED by Martin M Clinton, direc-
tor of youth activities of the In
diana Council of International Re-
lations, attended the Indiana thea
ter Wednesday afternoon as guests
of the management.
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BUSINESS NEWS
SUM MARY

Newmont Mining for year ended Dec
81. 1882 reported profit amounting to
on securities sold and purchased since Jan
l, 1881. after expenses, etc.
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Foreign Exchange
tBy Abbott. Hoppin & CO..
Aprll "a
ChICann Stocks Oneninn

DIV Abbott Hoppin & CO..
April 10
Borg Warner. 89l Cont Chi com. 10 4
Cities Serv .. "a Mob Aprks ... IA
Cord Corn .. 5is Prma Bev 1871
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPnIIs sTATEMENr
TREASURY STATEMENT

April 10
Clearings .......... ......... 81. 224 900 0C
DepItlo .......... ....-.. 1855 600 %
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D., L. & w. in February showed a net
loss totaling S649,999 after charges,
against s88,825 in February, 1882.
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Net balance for april II s503 594, 06
Expenditures, April II ....... 85l4,906 SO
customs recta.. mo. to date 6.270. $50 80
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Walter D. Hickman, indianapolis

Times dramatic critic, will address
the indianapolis Exchange Club at
its luncheon Friday at the Wash
ington Taking Of the Grease
Paint" will be Hickman's subject.
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CINCINNATI, April 10 Hogs-Receipts
0,oU0 mead ago head direct and through
generaIy lOc lower, pigs and packing sovs
UNCHANGED; TOP and blk good to Choice
IlSS0-250 lbs, $500 260300 lbs. SO 65M386
100 1870 lbs. So 60M3.75: 130-156 lbs. So 256
sows. s2.75a3 Cattle Receipts $50 head
calves, receipts, $50 head: moderately
23cllVe. generally steady. most classes III
S425G 5.25;. fet COW largely S25O03 50; low
cutters and cutters, 81 50m so: most bulls
S1I5@3,4O; good choice Vealers, s4m5
common to medium grades. S25003 So
light demand limited; few lots o.
spring lambs sea $50; best quotable up r.
-, or weak TO SOC lower: practically NJ
unchanged.
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The Young Peoples Club of the
Little Flower church are planning
a cabaret dance to be held Friday,
April %, in the Little Flower hall,
Bosart avenue and Fourteenth
street.
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By Times Special
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. April 13-Carloads-W Wheat.
7: corn, 1923; oats, %; rye. 6. and barley.
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FOR HER

THE ADELL BEAUTY SHOP
BEAUTY SERVICE, 3 FOR 81
5421 Georgia Ave. n. w. Georgia 96l9
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BIRTHS

Willis e. and Helen C. Lancaster. boy.
Kenneth w. and Elsie D. Woolfenden.
Thomas E and Irene ]. Shell, boy.
William H. and Lydia F. Gotthardt,
boy.
Francis P. and Lydia A. Cannon. boy.
Orville A. and Edna Waters, boy.
George H. and Evelyn Spang boy.
AlfTeado E. and Gladys F. Cruz. boy.
Wesley E. and Florence NJ. Butts, boy.
Eric S. and Alma G. stearns. girl.
Joseph NJ and Louise A. Mileo, girl.
Herschel H. and Elizabeth L. MacCub-
bin, girl.
Harry L. and Sarah schildkamp, girl.
James l.. and Cora L. Sisk girl.
Francis NJ. and Marion B. Lee, girl.
John NJ. and Anne A. Hackney. girl:
Ronald D. and Emma G. English. girl.
Alfonso and Josephine F. Caporaletti,
girl.
Frederic A. and Helen S. Middleton.
girl
Gilbert H. and Alma L. jackson. girl.
John H. and Ethel P. Lewis, girl.
Ernest L. and Anna L. Green, boy.
Louis c. and Margaret L. Grimmitz,
boy.
Hermon w. and Irene E. Bell, boy.
Paul D. and Elizabeth Dingwell, boy.
Nolan G. and Josephine Burgess, boy.
Russell B. and Esther E. Clanton, boy.
John e. and Mary C. Duncan, boy.
George w. and Ethel G. Quinn, girl.
George K. and Lucille H. Ellis, girl.
Rayner A. and Louise A. Montgomery,
girl
William and Shirley Gotkin. girl.
Francis E and Ruth NJ. Clarke, girl
Jesse J. and Ida NJ. Loor. girl.
Richard o. and Dorothea B. Merrick,
girl.
Morris c. and Eva NJ. Robinson. girl
Jz[pn A. and Julia A. Fry. girl.
Salvatore and Rosina Pzzi, girl.
Payton T. and Eleanor R. Dade. boy
Stray and Emma Reynolds. girl.
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CoLoNIC IRRIGATIoNS. enemas, muscu.
lar treats, massage. EN-. 1921.
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DEATHS

Jennie Davis. rs years. 1869 Columbia
&d. N. W.
samuel DelzelL rs years. Georgetown
IShn D; Stanton. 50 years, 1874 Sew
Thomas J. Lynch, 50 years. 1920 Fifth
n Annie y " II. stri0kl'r ss years. s15 M
William J. Hill. So years. 1903 Perry
Darwin Abell 81 years. Providence
,oA AdfT Si. L; n e7VOO' W so years. 71s Mt. ver-
Mary Hough. 50 years. Garfield Hos
William E. Hill. So years. George
Marguerite B. orme. so years. $500
Georgia Ave. N. w.
Ethel Pearson, Fl years, on route Emer-
Gency Hospital.
Infant to Henry and Rosemary Thorn
burg, IA days, Gallinger Hospital
Infant to william c. and Ruby Ring
old. II hours. 919 st. N. E
Vincent N. Marshall. 90 years, U. s.
Martha Robinson. 81 years. 2s15 N
St. N. W.
Louise Payne. SO years. Galinger Hos
pital.
Harry Fletcher. So years. ss2 New
Hampshire Ave. N. w.
Julin Fletcher, 4S years, Emergency
While johnson. ss years. Galltnger
hospital.
Rosetta Edwards. 80 years, 4s7 Warner
d. N. W.
Mona Bailey, is years. Freedmen's
hospital
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To OPEN
IN CCC CAMPS

Youths enrolled in the CCC
camps at Fort Hunt and Dupont,
and at other camps throughout
the country, will be offered courses
of instruction during leisure hours
under a program launched today
by Civilian Conservation Corps Of
ficials.
The program calls for the ap-
pointment of approximately 1,500
persons, including one educa-
tional director. nine corps area
advisors and 1,466 camp educa-
tional advisors.
Four Federal departments, War,
Labor, Interior and Agriculture,
will cooperate in setting up the
educational system. The boys will
be given an opportunity to study
agriculture, forestry and general
subjects in order to fit them
selves for civil life when the Con-
servation oCrpS is demobilized.
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WILLIAM H. CLAGGETT

Funeral services will be held
Monday at 10 a. m, at his late
residence. 1900 K st. N. W., for
William H. Claggett, so, writer
and newspaperman, who died yes
terday following a brief illness.
Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Gene
bery.
Formerly on the staffs of the
Washington Herald and the Even
ing Star, for which paper he wrote
the column, "Dopey Dan." Mr..
Claggett, at the time of his death
was q member of the staff of the
press department of the National
Catholic Welfare Agency.
Member of an old Georgetown
family, Claggett was educated in
the District public schools, later
attending Dartmouth College.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Realty Claggett; two
sisters, Nine. Henri de Sibour, of
Washington, and Mrs. George
Howard, Of New York city.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES

Harvey j. Alperstein, "a, Merrimar
Apis. and Beatrice Kestenbaum, 49, Mer.
Philip. Is, U. S. Soldiers Home, and
Iona Rose HYATT. rs. sol Four-and-one-
Giaddins 3. Lait. SO. Lee House, and
Gladys stewart, 80. New York city.
William B. West, 20, 1906 Linden Ct.
N. E., and Maize johnson, 27. 1906 Lin
cloyd Martin. 90. Lynchburg. Va, and
Nancy N. johnson, %, Lynchburg, Va.
Thomas W. Ransom, II, Richmond, Va,
and Barbara A. Narment, Is. Richmo ond.
william r. McIntire 90, Durant, Okla,
and Mary A. Conner, 20, Durant, Okla.
Richard F. Grimes, %, 1106 T St.
~. W., and Annie B. Pervis, "a. 1908
Frank Dozier. %, 7Os Lamont St.
". W.. and Mary E. Griffen. "a, 773
Kenyon st. N. w.
H. L. Hamilton. So. Ashland, Va.
and Margaret Green, 80. Richmond. Va.
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PAPAYA-GUAVA Jelly. Orange Blossom
Honey Cocoanuts. Avocado Pears, Tango
Ioes-everything that's good l4th St. at h
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MRS. ESTELLE CALL

Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 10 a. M, at Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church, for
Mrs. Estelle Call, 81, resident
Of Washington and suburbs for
s6 years, who died yesterday at
walter Reed Hospital, following
an illness Of two years. Burial
will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Mrs. Call, the wife of Col.
Lewis w. Call, U. S. A., resided
With her husband at 203 oxford
It,. Chevy Chase, Md.
Beside her husband, Mrs. Call,
IS survived by a daughter, Mrs.
oo11ald Reid, and sister, Mrs.
Harris Huston,
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Help Wanted-Female

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. coored ex-
perienced. for large boarding. house.
No phone calls. 1923 18th St n. w.
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BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES
MISS VIRGINIA E. CAMPBELL

MISS VIRGINIA E. CAMPBELL l.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at 10 a. M, at st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, Charles county,
Md, for Miss Virginia E. Camp
bell, who died Wednesday at her
home, 1875 Spring Place N. w.
Miss C; mpbell was an operator
of the tide machine in the division
of maps and charts of the Coast
and Geodetic Survey. She was a
member of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Surviving Miss Campbell are
her three brothers, DR.. Charles B.
Campbell, Robert B. Campbell,
and DR.. Fred B. Campbell; and a
sister, Mrs. Margaret c. Marsh.
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SHERBY'S Market. 7th & D NV.
More of the Best for tho Least
GIFTS IN HANDPAINTED CHINA
SHERRATTS 6OS 18th st N "
No advance In prices
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JOHN E. CONNERY

Requiem Mass will be celebrated
tomorrow at the Holy Comforter
Church, Fourteenth and East
Capitol Streets at 10 a. M, for
John E. Connery. of 258 Fifteenth
Street S. E., who died Wednes-
day at Colorado Springs, Colo.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Connery is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ellen G. Connery.
He was a member of Typo
graphical Union, Local, 101.
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THREE sx1o PHOTOGRAPHS
One finished in oil $3.50
STUDIO 927 F St n "
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TWO Mothers, FiUe
Children Die in Fire

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich.
Dec. 8 QN.S0 Two young
young mothers and their five
small children were burned to
death today when fire trapped
them in their beds. The victims
were Mrs Genevieve Hiblen, 81,
and her children, Genevieve, 8;
Katherine, 6; Jerome, S, and
Ernest, jr., 2; and Mrs. Erline
Orr, 10, and her 18-months-old
daughter, Constantine. An over
heated stove was blamed for the
tragedy.
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Florists
GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
,12l2 ST. N. w NAT 427S
NAS tR EVIES
BUSINESS OFFICE 1917 ST. n. "
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80 cents per week: daily Times and Her.
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The Washington Herald darIy and SUM-
day. b delivered BY carrier At Is cents
Der week: daily only. 10 cents per week
and Sunday only. 10 cents per week.
Orders can be sent BY mail or telephone
district $3.50. Collection iS made weekly
- carrier.
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Employment
80 Situations Wanted-Female

80 Situations Wanted-Female
COLORED girl wishes morning work. gen
eral h.w. laun. or days wk. co. 2S34-W
COOK in tea room or, z; h. a. W. white
COOK & general housework or child's
nurse: excellent refs. 144S Fla. Ave. NV.
CHILD'S NURSE. light housework or gen.
eral housework for small family, coun-
ter girl or waitress: refined white girl; ex-
perienced: references. Adams S26S-J.
GENERAL housework. plain cook or
chambermaid. 916 44th St. N. E. Ref.
GENERAL Housework: mothers helper
N. c. col. girl: stay nights. 1909 Union
GIRL (col) wants part-time work or
work of any kind. North 5496
GOOD cook or kitchen helper; young col
ored woman desires position. NO. All.
HOUSEKEEPER. cook or seamstress hotel
exp. or private home. care for children:
ref white woman. CLar. 1146.
TYPIST. 1Oh yrs exp: also exp. clerk
and saleslady wishes position. full or
part time, refs CLar. 1146.
WOMAN. col. wants general housework:
stay nights; city refs. North 1852.
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FOR HOME X

PAINT SETS. Art Supplies, Novelties;
ideal Xmas gifts. WALTER MORGAN
CO.. INC, 421 10th St. N w NAT 1888
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Educational
Private Instructions

YOUNG Frenchwoman would exchange
French conversation for English with
lady. Write Box 213 Times-Herald office.
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Hotels and Resorts
MIAMI, FLA.

MIAMI BILTMoRE HOTEL. Coral Gables,
Miami, Fla offers All amazing vacation
value in sports resort life and transpor.
which definitely makes the best cost the
least" Write for full particulars or see
your travel agent.
The Washington times., 1933-12-08

A GIFT FOR THE HOME
Keeps on Giving the Year Round.
HOPWoOD'S FURNITURE
Sth & N Sl5 r St N z
The Washington times., 1933-12-08

TOASTERS. Percolators. Waffle EonS,
R27 ct N W National 4l66