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Produce Markets

Delivered IN INDIANAPOLIS prices: Hens.
heavy breeds over AZ lbs. i0c: Leghor1s.
&c. BroilerS: Colored spr.nEe-s. Ia rs.
~. ioc. sprinEers lLsEhoTni Ia lbs. ID.
e. haTebacks. 7c cocks and stays &c.
Lesho-n socks ard Leghorn staRs. SC.
Ducks. large white. full ;eaInereG and fat
over lbs. &C; small and so.orec. sc.
Geese, full featherec and Eat. &c Young
glineas, zoe ole gg.ueas. i5c. EEEs-No.
fresh country run eggs lie Each f-L egE
case mus weigh S. les. gross. q deduction
az lOc Der 10. for each ID. under IS lbs
gross VIII Be made. Esfter-No !. p Z 16c.
No. 2 23c. Butterfat-I7c. Quoted bT
the Wadley COMPANY.
PLYMOUTH. Wis. Aug 7s-wlscc1sir
Cheese Exchange. Twins l0is. single
daisies. lie. Farmers call board. Lcng-
EornS. lie. Young Americas. lie; single
Daisies lle: Twins. lo9sc.
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The ABC of the NRA

Below given questions
seeking information problems arising
Recovery other printed day
have problems TO which wish
Times call Riley $751; for the department
question In giving please definitely
dustry, business your question
1t will be as as possible.
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Margins Reduced

EH BfffN Press
CHICAGO. Aug. % -The Chi
cago Board OF Trade Clearing House
Association today announced a re-
duction in margin requirements eff
fective next Monday Of approx
mately ! cent per bushel The new
margins viii be 4 cents on wheat. 3
cents on corn, 2 cents on oats and
4 cents each on rye and barley.
on the first three grains the mar
gin will apply on lines up to $780,
600 bushels and on the others 3O0O.-
900. An increase of IL cents will
be added for each 2500.00O bushels
Of open interest or part thereof
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Average Stock Prices

Average price OF thirty industrials for
FRIDAY was los so high 100 "a low and
io5.o7 last. up $50 Average Of twentv
rails was So 65 high. s. so low and 5337
last, up 2.26. Average OF twenty utilities
was 81 high so a low and 3ils last
up .s5. Average Of FORTY bonds was 81 s.
Of 10. Average OF ten first rails was
90 ~. of "a Average OF ten second rails
was 7s.l2 of 10. Average OF ten utilities
was 945e. OF OF Average Of ten indus
trials was s7.i4. of 10
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question Of Judgment Raised

point upon s
judgment bankers the justification Of oars sound It is
Of would
cTtaimnt depes-
ward with "a supplying the
perhaps blame their
apparent sho2hedness take the human
limitations u q
perhaps
than It actually
pull a if
the fellow mahogany
machinery
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Bright Spots



Edison Electric Institute reports
July sales of household electric re-
frIgerators broke all records. total
ing 1927 units
Remington Rand Inc, reports its
August sales were a per cent
over July total and 50 per cent
greater than corresponding month
last year.
Phillips Jones Corporation earns
first half net income Of S94.267,
against net loss of S37,021 in like
1882 period.
Southern Railway reports July net
operating income of S2.077 694
against deficit Of 1892, 8O7 in July
last year
Central Railroad of New Jersey
reports July net operating income OF
S50779, against deficit of S79,807 in
July last year.
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Other Livestock

T. CHICAGO d A6iS5 aug; 26.-Hozs- Receipts
sows; meaeer supply on sale. ma p'tSs
S.eaay 70 loc lover than FRIDAYS average:
s 9p 8 5 s ssstsTsd II, sales ISL
ing sows. S26QN3l0. shippers took 400.
estimated holdoyers. 1000. Cattle-Re-
eeipis. goo compared close last week:
COCO ana choice fed steers and warnings
= q 4Oc lower on near record run for sea-
son common and medium grades weak 10
rs ~sc qH' hght weight led ycarling heifers.
s.eduY Weguty KINDS weak 10 25c lover.
grassy lat cows weak with grain feds and
cutters STEADY. bulls steady and vealers,
21l nigner; both tealers and bulls being
%earlinE run: grass CROP about 3 GOO large
Y COWS ana stockerS. extreme TOP. 1893
heifer warnings. s6l4 most fat steers and
earnings. 50 90 0 90. ShceD-Reccipts
oy0. I9I WeeA ending FRIDAY. 205 doubles
from ieeolng stations. 84OO direct. To-
DAYS market nominal. compared close last
week fat lambs. 75cHsi lower: warnings
ana tnroWout natives also under pressure
and sheep getting lower bids 40 close due
20 burdensome lamb supply awaiting Week.
end slaughter. Weeks top. 81 so. practical
loN late. Sl.lO on rangers. closing bulk
natives 81 downward. most westerns. Sc 81
q s IS native ,throwouts finished around
largely. native ewes. slU2.75. according 10
grade. feeding lambs around Csc lower. So
$3.50: weeks TOD. $3.50 paid early
ce PTTs sd Ts5E.t , Ags
24o-50o lbs. 81 asa so: heavy mixed 2l0-
240 lbs. s46ON475 mediums. l80-2l0 lbs
81 rs n 80. heavy Workers s45ON48O.
light Workers. l20-i45 lbs. s375a4 pigs
SOILS lbs s3N3 50: rouehs s30325
Sheep and lambs--Receipts 800: market
steady. lambs. coed 70 choice 80 lbs down
725@765: medium. 20 lbs down s3a5.
medium. 81 lbs up S550n650: sheep
wethers. prime. S2.75d3i5. fair 20 good
81 .75ft2 IS. ewes. medium 20 choice slG
2 so. Calves-Receipts. $50: market steady.
tealers. good. s6.75NT So medium. 81 so
as. heavy and thin 50 5Od $50
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Records indicate that bankers BY and large their best when
they
their obliged conditions
ahead They obliged whether
VIII be only willing able when
They the might
supposed they They
tempt judge the future from the present and the past and most Of
them prefer
made unusually of
experiments
world wholly foreign anything witnessed
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO Aug 26.-Grain close Grain
in elevators transit filing. Wheat-No.
rcd 81 "a 90 &c. No. / red. 1miisc pre-
MUM. Corn-No. ? yellow. 's0 81 &C.
ST. SIC. Track prices. 2sisc rate: Wheat
No / red. 81 r. SOC. No red So pa
87isc Corn-Nn. yellow. SEA SIC. No.
yellow. 81 SIC OatS-No white IS
= zoe. 40. 3 white 36iln 39ise Seed clos
Clorer-CaSh $40: october. 81 IS: De
cember 500 Alsike- Cash So 50. De-
ceuber S875. Produce close. Butter
Fancy c-eamerv 27c. Eggs Extras i50
- -IlmnthN ner cM- Inc
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onaby possible
Speaking of the record they threw the credit
difficulties right back into the lap Of the adninistra-
ton They held that the necessity Of industry TO raise
wages By shortening the hours Of labor and the par
tia closing o. the capital market through the new
securities act III both administration measures - had
seriously interfered with the free flow Of capital TO
trace
The Inability of industry 70 raise prices % Offset
larger operating costs makes loans more risky
important banker pointed out. This consequently
makes bankers more cautious And underwriters he
added being afraid 70 assume the risks involved to-
dav ia the sale Of new securities. are Withholding
needed funds
That commerce can not move freely without am
pie credit is more or less obvious And II is quite as
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CHICAGO. Aug 26-cash grain close
Wheat-No. hard S9i. 2 8eisc No. 2
hard &c &C, No. ! yellow har. 8s1sc
No. missed. 88c. orn-No. mixed. 5latc:
No. 3 mixed 50'sc. No mixed 4sc No
2 yellow. 81 "a 81 &c. No. GLOW 5074H5lc:
No. yellow. SOL, q sic: No. yellow 49,
"a 50a4c. No. yellow soc: No 2 white
So IN 81 &C. No. 5 white. 53isc. No. 1
white. 52'tc. sample grade f3c oats
No. ? white 27ai q 3814c No white. $50
G3754c No. white IS &C. Rve-No sales
Barley-45 "a 73c Timothy 49, 81 5ON4
Clover-SlOu
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The CITY
in Brief
Motion pictur

Motion picture travelog of the
worlds fair VIII be pre-
sented az s Monday night at the
central Y. " c A.. 80 North Ili-
noiS street Burton Holmes. famed
traveller. Will present the pictorial
account An orchestra program Will
precede the picture.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

CHICAGO Aug % -Anu,cs Michigan
Wealthlcs bgShel s5c1sIl5 Wolf Rivers
hushe 81 254l so Cautelclpes Michigan
4oc 81 IS. Wisconsin 81 Carrots Illinois
&c Ecc plants u.suo5s 41 f0c. spinach
Michigan and Illinois 51 11C. CICgm-
hers Illinois - H soc Michigan ESQ. 75c.
Beans Illinois and Nich.car 81 so.
Michigan EmaS 40fs65e Bccts Illinois.
al 25 Celery NlchiEan 40 $50 Pep
pers- Illinois green IS soc. rces 81 p.
Michigan green. SD 9oc Peaches Illinois
hushcl e. -5 IL so INDIANA bushcl S2u
275 Tomatoes Mchisan 20 35c Il-
ncis. $50 4oc Piums Nichigau 8SmSl.
onion market California -Ncllows buSGe.
81 l0fgi IS NAleucias oushcl 81 Is 81.
whites hushcl 81 -a Illinois ANA Lnolana
and Wisconsin. NeIOwS bushcl use 81
Indiana Wh.tcs h.see. Siri Is
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Proceeds from the card party
given by the ladies auxiliary Of
Frank T. Strayer Post Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, Will go 70 the vet
Grams national home cottage fund.
The party viii be given at $50 to-
night in the hall at 125 West Market
street.
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A fish fry will be given Tuesday
and Wednesday nights at the
Crooked Greek Baptist church.
KeSSler boulevard and Michigan
road. A special spaghetti supper
Will be served Tuesday night and
chicken dinner Wednesday night.
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w all Street
Local Bankers BriSe at Johnson's Implied Charges
They Are Not Co. Operating With MIRA
by RALPH HENDER SHOT
I-mea snecLal TLnancLal Mr-tnr

Local bankers peeved implied
Johnson NA administrator that they cooperating full
est extent with the administration helping the
program They vigorous their statements
maintaining that
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adopted so what
are the msf shoe cleaner Are
ANo code such mention has been approved
considered part Of compensation.
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In the Cotton Markets
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

Death Notices
BAKER. RACHEL H-Widow of the late
joel a. and mother % Joel a and Grover
{. Baker. passed away g. the home 1921
90 years Funeral services az The Trim
US " Z. church. Monday Aug %. az
m Burial al Grown Hin
HAuSER. BARBARA-Beloved sister o.
GeQfge Bo.aneer and aun. OF Lillian.
ana George Burde'te Boaudcr passed
away SATURDAY morning. Aug 90. age
VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS
KEMMERLk. HENRY W-Age Al. beloved
husband q katherine Kemmcrer nee
FiScherl father Of Louls Harold and
Donna, passed away THURSDAY. so
sofa ST. Funeral Monday 2 m a
NE residence Burial Crown Hill
FRIENDS may call ANYTIME after SATURDAY.
noon q II HERMANN IN CHARGE
MOTT. BERNARD Husband of Cath
etine, passed away a. the residence. 3777
\. Meridian Friday morning Services
a. N" FLANNER q BUCHANAN MORT
UARSf' MSonaay 80 p % Friend iu
yteo Burial Washington Park Friends
may call 81 the mortuary anytime
NlCOSON. MRS. HRELL C.-Bcioved wifc
OF David and mother Rcbecca passed
away thursday evening. Services sun
gay 10 M az ne residence. 1929 y
New Jersey 81 Friends invited SulN-
SCI BFIr, iR9 M ,TleRdS can q. the
Ridge cemetery about : p m.
REILLEYi. THoMAS-ARe 70 years. former
day Aug. 25 Time OF funeral given
later For information call FINN BROS
FUNERAL HOME. TA-I835
RIGGS. LUCAS H. SR.-Age ~. beloved
husband Of Laura Riggs. father OF Lucas
II Riggs Jr. passed away Thursday. Aug
q. az p. m. Funeral Saturday Aug
90, 2. N. SHIRLEY BROS. WEST SIDE
FUNERAL HOME POOP West Michigan
street. Friends invited. Burial at Floral
Park.
STEVENS. MRS. ORPHA L.-Wife OF J. p
stevens. passed aWag at her home 1924
S Penn. ST SATURDAY. Aug 26 Brief
services Will be held al the home az /
p. m. Monday. Aug % Followed b. fu-
neral services and burial az EdinburR.
Ind. Friends may call az the home any
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Deaths

William Truloye 60. 1915 Yandes.
chronic pareucnymat otis uephrltis.
George Schumacher. II 1921 East New
York. Coronary thrombosis.
Earl Conycr. as, Central State hospital
general paralysis
Anna benson. 60 4ls North East street.
carcinoma.
HirelI c Nicoson. 60. 1923 North New
Jersey. angina pectoris.
John A BernloehT. SO 1887 North Ala
bama paraphasia medal degeneration.
james Leslie Johnson Jr.. months
CITY hospital pneumonia.
Sadie Scaf, p. SO Agnes, pulmonary
tuberculosis.
Marietta Evans. So. 4O14 Boulevard
place. acute indigestion.
Phoebe Wyant: 50, Central State hos
pital Status epilepticus.
GeorgS Garcia. 81 city hospital. pull
monary tuberculosis.
John Rucker. 81. city hospital. chronic
nephritls.
Aigerm " Bales. ss. Central State hos
pital. auricular fertilization
Lucy C. Page Go. 1898 South Belmont.
chronic coma
Burt Jackson. S. Methodist hospital.
ca rdio renal disease
Minnie G. Minnioh -. Methodist hos
pital hypostatic pneumonia
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN
RY Tnif,d Press

ST LOUIS. Aug 2s-Cash grain close:
Whcat-ln fa4r demand. lH2'1c higher.
No red aOH 80 be-. No. 3 red 80 "a 90c.
No / red garlicky. 81 suesi sc No 5 red
g7rhcEv 8ac. No. . hard Soc nominal.
No. mixed, 9oc. Comm fair demand
yellow. Sic No yellow. Sic No vel
low 49c No. white. 55i.c Oats-In fair
demand. unchanged No. white, 35i4c
No. white. 37i2c
Whether ivy pOlsoring ever causes
death is a question which doctors
have not settled
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

City grain elevators are paving 70 cent
on their merits.
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WLW (70O) Cincinnati
SATURDAY
Births


hospital wv
Joseph and Prudie Hayes. city hospital
ptal. W
pital
William and Grace Cloud. city hospital
Joseph and Margaret Baker. city hospital
pital
John and Josephine Leverenz. 453 Alton
hospital
r.. Jacob and Marie Long. Coleman hos
pital.
Homer and Edna wellman. Coleman hos
Joe and Mildred sering Methodist hos
hospital
Ralph and Ellen McNlullen. Methodist
hospital
William and Fannie York, 1855 Terrace.
Alexander ana Alberta Hudson. 924 North
California.
:. Piercy and Helen Shields. 2e4s East
New York
Marion and Matte Tellefer. 1857 Draper.
Watha.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

Net balance for aug. a. ST 20s ols isl rs
Int. Rev. Reefs 5or dav : 4i3 033 .o6
Customs reefs. no. 20 date 3 AIS. 495 %
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=
CT an paid 81 so a week and per
cent commission on ny sales By large
i 3 81 ? are these ''i' and F'sS' "'s'''
A-Only provided that your week
" earnings do not fall below $3.50
a week.
o. am ar elevator boy in a large
SIX DAYS a week with every third Sunday
be2-B p
A-Temporary code for office
buildings specifies that no employe
shall be worked more than forty
eight hours a week. Minimum wages
shall be not less than sl450 a week.
Q-what IS the code covering hotels
and all employees bellboys. mattresses.
clerks. etc2-X Y 2.
A-No code has been approved for
the hotel industry Hotels wishing
to display the Blue Eagle must OPP
crate for the time being under pro-
visions Of the PRA.
81 work In restaurant in q. large
public building. seven DAYS week : a. m.
20 ! .. m with fOrtv-tive minutes de-
Quoted for res, period which leaves only
81. working hours day. or approximately
thirty-Seren hours week. I am paid p
cents an hour NJ salary runs about $40
week I am given SO board a week.
are ny wages and hours correct? O. J.
A-Your wages and hours are in
accordance with the provisions of
the temporary code approved for
the restaurant industry.
O. am a bookkeeper and stenographer
In the employ Of a transfer and storage
paid a salary OF SD week. ny employer
states that ne IS under no obligation 70
that he is operating under the Mavhower
code which. I suppose. Is transportation
code. Is IL code from WASHINGTON Is
my salary correct? r. " c.
A-Thers is no code covering your
employers industry other than the
unmodified PRA. Unless your en-
ployer has signed this agreement,
he is under no obligation TO pay you
any minimum wage. Communicate
with your local NRA campaign COM
mittee, that he may be urged TO
Join in the Presidents re-employ-
ment program. We fear that the
code to which your employer re-
fers is a certain code of indepen-
dence established A. D. 1920 1t is
certainly no code from Washington
Under the PRA, your salary would
be at least S1450 for a maximum
working week of forty hours.
,, 91wh t..; Is The code for employees IN
A-The provisions of the tempo
rary code for the canning industry
are too complex to be given here in
full A great many exceptions are
noted to the maximum hour pro-
visions Of the PRA. In general,
minimum wage of 80 cents an hour
is specified for factory employees.
Q-what is the minimum wage for
craftsmen or blue-prnters?
A-Depends upon the industry in
which they are employed and the
code provisions in effect covering
such an industry Give us this in
formation and we Will answer your
question.
Own a specific wage be set for per-
sons employed IL roadhouses walters
etc2 The employees in tho house to which
I refer are on siXty-two hour a week
schedule. working every day and from 6
70 10 three nights a week. The wages are
50 so week. including room and board.
H. W
A-Probably would be asked to
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Charles and HeIen Han. CIV hospital.
Benjamin and Maxine Crawford. Cole
man hospital
FRED and Agnes Gladen. 2is3 Ayondale
place.
Carver and Edna Brown. Methodist hos
pital
Pyrl and Mary Walton. Methodist hos
pital.
Forest and Madge Watson. Methodist
hospital.
Carl and Athel Higbee. Methodist hos
pital
Harry and Rose zuckenbcrE. Methodist
hospital
Ralph and Leota shideler 2l29 East
Twelfth street
William and Maudc Johnson. 1854 jones
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Sc Legal Notices

Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE, or. THE MEETING OF THE
MARION COUNTY COUNCIL OF
MARION COUNTY INDIANA
Notice rs hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF tho Marion County
Council Of Marion COUNTY Indiana. VIII be
held IN the Commissioners Court in the
courthouse IN The city Of indianapolis. In
diana. on Tuesday. September 5th 1888
AZ zen CLOCK g. n. at which meeting
ditional appropriations for 1888 tax leYlcs
CHARLES A. GROssART.
Auditor Marion County.
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 1873
VS. soUTHEAsTERN INDIANA POWER
co TO REDUCE ELECTRIC RATES
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
hearing ~ the above entitled cause ia the
House. al Indianapolis. Indiana. AZ Tao
o clock P. u. on wednesday. September g
public participation in this hearing is
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
b. SAMUEL 1. TRABUE.
SHERMAN MINTON
Pubic Counsellor,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
August % 1893
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 1880
In the matter OF the Petition Of the
Municipality az Washington. Indiana For
Approval OF certain schedule OF electric
rates applicable az Washington. Indiana
Notice Us hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana will conduct
public hearing IN the above entitled cause
in the rooms Of the Commission sOI State
House az indianapolis Indiana ~ 10
o clock A. N. on Thursday. September Z.
1893
public participation IN this hearing IS
bv the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
By PERRY VI CART.
Chairman.
SHERMAN MINTON,
Public Counsellor.
Indiana
August 24th 1888
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Radio Dial
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY

$3.50 Elder Michaux and Congregation
Chs
8 00-Egan Evans fCBCl.
8 -l5-Rvfhm Rascais
Philadelphia summer concert (CBsl.
l.l0-NEA program.
z 30-Taxation talk
Z 35-Ann Leaf az the organ CHS.
= .45-Gertrude Niesen Chs
9 .0Q-Isham Jones orchestra CHS
30-Singing Strings from Montreal
fCBSI
3 00-Jerry Freeman orchestra Chs.
.3Q-Charle Davis orchestra Chs
10 30-Baruey Rapp orchestra Chs.
10 30-Gus Anthem orchestra Chs.
Il .0O-SiEn of
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H. W
A-Probably would be asked to
sign NRA under provisions Of the
temporary restaurant code, which
provides for a maximum work week
Of forty-eight hours for female en-
ployes. forty-four hours for male
employees and minimum wage OF 81
cents an hour in indianapolis and
trade area Of the city. Deductions
from the minimum wage may be
made for meals at the rate Of 25
cents a meal. but not to exceed So
per week. No provision is made in
the code for deductions for room
and it specifically states that tips
are not deductible.
9I,Alre commissions counted as wages?
A-Under PRA persons selling
solely on commission are exempt
from the operation of the agree
ment.
Q-Does the code affect ianitors in
churcheS7 What should be our minimum
wage and maximum number OF hours?-
W. c. T.
A-Janitors are clasSed as main
tenance employees and under PRA
have maximum work week Of
forty-eight hours and minimum
wage Of S14 IN week a church
could sign PRA and operate under
its provisions.
Q-Does the NFA affect girls employed
for housework III private homeS2 II so
what are the wages and hours2-S. G.. c.
A-Domestic servants are not
covered by PRA.
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NEXT Out of what are igIOOs nader
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Own a specific wage be set for per-
sons employed In roadhouses walters.
I refer are On 4 sixty-t Nv a week
schedule working every day and from 6
70 u three nights a week The wages are
81 so week including room and board.
II "
Evening star., 1933-09-30
LEASES

The following leases were listed at
the office of the recorder of deeds dur
ing the last week:
Floyd E. Davis Co. to George Chin;
premises, front part of the basement,
back to the brick fire wall running
north and south across its interior, the
door through which the owner will
close up, at TOT Twelfth street; term
years, beginning October l, 1933 end
ing September 80, 1898; rental, $500
per annum.
Anacostia Finance Corporation to
Chow Quen: premises. lot 912, square
5770. 1915 Nichols avenue southeast:
for years. beginning November /, 1888,
fully ending October 81, 1888; rental,
$2.130
Union Trust Co. of the District Of
Columbia, trustee, under will of Anna P.
D. Yarrow, deceased. to Nicholas Ken
dros; premises, store room in the
ground floor and two rooms In the rear
thereof in the building designated as
814 Seventeenth street; term, years,
beginning June l, 1882, ending May 81,
1897; rental, s9,900
Paul B. Cromelin and John Walsh.
receivers in equity cause No. 5000, to
James r. DAILY and Susie Myrtine DAILY;
premises, first floor store, 1925 Con-
necticut avenue, being part of the
building known as the LaSalle Apart
ment lsouth section); term, years,
beginning February l, 1899, ending
January 81, 1888; rental, $4,000 for
term.