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MARRIAGE LICENSES

George A, Lsdrick, rs, 1913 South
Capitol St. s. W.; .vanfn and EtizsOe59 81 u e.
APdsTson' Vsrnon l. ' WRnson siS sSnen a. iisi
eAusetts Ave. N. W.. and Dorothy
Lohrman, "a, same address. The Rev.
John ]. Queally.
st. N. W.. and ElrrIed H. Koennel. a.
9O2 webster st. N. W. .. >,,
Murrell K. Raspberry. S?, 1s Ninth
st. N. E., and Hattie N. Muse. 18' l02
Ninth st. s. E. The Rev. Clarence d.
Michael ] Aduda. 27. 2O4 Seventh St;
8. E., and Margaret F. Mack. 20, S1A
Crittenden st. The Rev; J.. N; Nelligan'
N. w, and Emma K. Abrams. 20. 2SS
# st. N. E. The Rev. Aaron Volkman.
Freda Christoph, 80. 2s11 ordway st.
N. E.. and Elizabeth c. Bussman, 27'
Rn!.si; la SpInm0ia Rd' N w. The Rev. w. j.
William Eschingsr, 81, 1892 Seven
teenth st. N. w. and Grace " smith:
30 2115 Fourth ST. N. e. Judge Robert
Bernard yi cIamson. %, U. $. Navy. and
Catherine Mallon. 10. s27 Sixth st. s. E.
The Rev. Paul ]. Norris: Ga. @.
N 'os7 w.. ona0ci; and Catherine Price 1s. 7Os
M st. N. W. The Rev. oliver Tyler. .
Frank L. Hurth. 81. Cary. N; C.; and
Mary c: Warren: To- Tsao EairpOrt n T.
C. ]. Hall rs. and Edith Bruce, 81
both Of Orange. Va. The Rev. william
Norman s. Pemberton. 81. and Grace
". Goodman, 20. both of Richmond. The
Rev. John E. Briggs.
David Katzman. %. New York city.
and Leonora Becker. II. Cavalier Hotel.
The Rev Zemach Green.
Reuben A. Poole, 81. and Cynthia
Rollins. 81. both Of Beltsville. Nd. The
Rev Edwin H. Mereser:
Abe Marcus. 21. and Roselyn Pentore,
~. Both OF Baltimore. Nd. The Rev.
Clarence L. Morse. 81. and courtenaye
L. Marbeth, 1s. Both of 1907 Fifth
81. The Rev. Charles 8. Butcher.
willis NJ. Freeman, 35. 727 Kenyon
gt. N. W.. and Fannie Mitchell. %. Wind
sor Apartments The Rev. william A.
". G. Hayaldree. SO. SIT Four-and-
same address. The Rev. W. Westray.
Alfred E. Martin. 26:. Az First st.:
9. E.. and Mary NJ. Hall, 81. ~ First
Robert H Middleton. 80. 1912 Fourth
81. N. w. and Lorraine L Hollida. 23'
801 Maryland Ave. N. e. The Rev.
Samuel T. Nicholas
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Births; Deaths, Marriages
DIR. ]. H. VAN ROYEN

Funeral services and burial for
DR.. j. H. Van Royen, Minister
to the United States from the
Netherlands since 1927, will be
held in his native land.
DR.. Van Royen, SO, ended a
36-year-old diplomatic career,
when he died at his villa at
The Hague yesterday.
DR.. Van Royen was q member
of the Metropolitan Club, the
Chevy Chase and the Racquet
Clubs here, the st. James in
London, and the Plaats Royal
de la Haye at The Hague.
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MAURICE SCHWARTZ

FUNERAL services will be held
ut noon today for Maurice
Schwartz, So, at his home, sos
Four-and-s-half st. s. w. Inter
ment will be held in the E Street
Synagogue Cemetery.
Mr.. Schwartz came to Wash
tngton from Russia with his wife
and entered the furniture bust
ness, which he continued until
his death.
He is survived by his widow,
Molly Schwartz; three sons,
Jacob, Isadore and Max; five
daughters, Mrs. Lyman Mirman,
Mrs. Morris Ehrlich, Sarah, Lille
and Fanny Schwartz, and several
grandchildren.
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DEATHS

Henry G. Wagner, 81, 3319 P st. N W.
Della s Mead, 70. The Westchestsr
Apartments
Lura K Redman. rs. 14oS Girard St
N. w.
stonewsll J. Kearns. H. ss4s Nichol.
Annie o. Hutson. So. 2121 New York
Ave
James T. Anderson, 50. Emergency
Hospital en- route.
James J. suErue. 81. Galllnger Hos
pital
Charles Gross rs Home for Aged and
Infirm.
sarah Carter. 4S. 40 N st. N. W.
William J. Robinson. Il. 1924 Tenth
st. NJ w
Jessie williams. Is. Freedmen's Hos.
Anna ToIson, II. 200 D st. N. W.
Juanita HaSkins. months. Children q
Hospital.
Gna.d noIIn- Aanka
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PRIVATE IRWIN MAsINCUP

Funeral services will be held
at II a. m. tomorrow for Private
Irwin Masincup, Is, at the Tabler
funeral home, 928 M st. Burial
will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Private Masincup, who was
stationed at the Army War Col
lege, died Wednesday in Walter
Reed Hospital of heart disease
after an operation. He was born
ii Roanoke, Va, and is survived
by his wife, father and mother,
three sisters, Catherine, Thelma
and Gertrude and a brother,
Fred Masincup, all Of Roanoke.
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MRS. LAURA K. REDMAN

Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. today for Mrs. Laura K.
Eedman, IS, who died yesterday
at her home. 1405 Girard st.
N. w. Burial will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
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RTR.THS

Raymond NJ. and Naomi Hull, boy
carl e. and Edna NJ. Lippold. boy.
John and Ellen Foss. girl: -,
Thomas + and Suzanne D. Maher, girl.
Eimar s. and Sadie B. Waring. girl.
Thomas H. and Gertrude L. Cnowns'
girl. .. .,,,
Archie N. and Ina F. Ashcratt, girl
John !. and Elizabeth Fairfax, boy.
Charles and Mamie Lane, girl.
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LogTT4Fss g7d ss ssS Ps sRS sthsF %.t in NT
ket or on 18th st. car southbound. by
father of 10 children. Has no other in
come: needs It badly. Melvin Kendrick.
624 r St. s. W.
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Financial
"A Money to LOan-on Real Estate

50 Money to LOan-On Real Estate
SEE NE FIRST-1st, 2nd 3rd TRUSTS.
No red tape: quick service; reasonable.
$500 repay $15O wk. $500 repay $3.50 Wk.
$500 repay $3.50 wk 5000 repay $3.50 wk.
$500 repay $3.50 wk. $4,000 repay $1,000 wk.
$500 repay $3.50 wk. 600 repay $40. 90 vi.
Above payments include principal and
interest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-monthly. DR.. A. HENRY, INC, 1016 Eye
St. N. W. (where Eye meets n. Y. Ave.l.
FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS SEE
SUPERIOR FINANCE CO.. INC.
1881 G St. N. w. Room 206. MET. 2495
IS Money to Loan
STOREKEEPERs If you need money. see
PERSONAL LOANS PROCURED
ALVIN KRAFT, 1881 G NV. MAI 6S18
REASONABLE. Courteous. Quick Service.
FIDELITY PLAN CORP. 1409 L NV.
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Employment
Help Wanted-FemaIe

ssTrUATlONS WANTED" AID.
VBRTISERS TAKE ADVAN.
fAGB OF The SPECIAL Low
RATE AND FREE SERVIOH
OFFERED BY THR WASHs
INGTON TIMES AND Herald
GALL MISS GRAZ
DISTRICT Gseo
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prominent teeth. baby's pet. strayed 1856
Milton Ave-. Clarendon. Va. Mon. Aug.
21. Please call CLar. 429-J-2. Reward.
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Personal Loan Companies
OPERATING UNDER UNIFORM
SMALL LOAN LAWS
LOANS on Furniture. Salaries. Autos

TAKoMA INDUSTRIAL BANKERS
80 Carroll Ave. TAX. PIX. Nd. SH. 1895
One block from end Of 14th st. car line.
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CLERK in florist shop: stenographer.
counter girl yAitTssses. washington
PREssERS, thorouEhly experienced on
silk dresses. Apply 1898 Pa. Ave. NV.
SEVEN young women. age 22-S6, Will
be employed for permanent positions
with nationally known corporation. Steno,
graphic experience not desired, but gooo
view all applicants in group only e 40
7O3, 1873 r st. N. W. Ask for en-
ployment manager.
sUCCEEp Mak9 Money. g HAPPY; 1! SOy
ness Courses are easily !saEned. positive
sssP iss r1Susso' 8. sAs lnau5S4 sS4s 10" Boyd
WANTED-Young lady for office position
with experience in locating "skipS," fur
niture installment house. Box o1, Times
Herald.
WOMAN. white, for general houseTorkS
hoGs Gsso small nj sSlST9 Sdaess SK Box cs
Times-Herald.
WOMEN I3) work with mgr. in reesta-
App9 S99S 967 ersSC sCo f0F ST Ofs. r. W
tion work. NO CANVASsING. Must be
neat appearing and have selling ability
Apply in person. 42s Bond Bldg.
43 Help Wanted-MaIe
BUTCHER for Saturday, q. m. to 4 p.
M; experienced; apply 1000 $. st. n. VI.
CAR WASHER, motorcycle rider preferred;
Apply. Anacostia Motor Co. 1925 Good
Hope Rd., s. E.
ToR-SWTTCHBoARD OPERATOR.
also short order cook. Washington
MEN I'D. high type. for DeEmanent
essenfial: StSrt sho1t $40 week ADDly
8 to Z. SSs National Press Bldg.
MEN (3) with high school or college
training. who are willing to start with
an out-of-town concern at S25 per week.
Apply 603 International Bldg. 9.12.
MEN to solicit laundry work. house to
house. Salary. and commission, CHANGE
for Advancement Box 92. T1mes-H Herald
MEN WA]ETE;D-1NO age I1mit; IT,. Apply APV1Ri1 %71
Will plasterers Mr.; Reller and Mr..
Tighe. see M. G.. 523 Sd st. n. E.!
WANTED-Capable young man for posi-
tion in credit and collection department,
installment furniture business. Box 9O'
Times-Herald.
YOUNG MEN (3) for sales. work: ex-
perience not necessary: earnings accord"
ing, to ability on advance comm1sslon
9ofIhs' 9oth and dDR!' sts EooR e. ' | PeOc0 SldS
YOUNG MEN to sell refreshmentS. Gayety
Theater. Apply Friday between 12-1.
YOUNG MEN. 8, prefer men with house
to house or masazine experience: MnSs HS
school education. Permanent work. Pay
daily. Also men free to leave city, trans.
portation furnished. Room 500 Arlington
Hotel. 10 to IL or 2 to 5. Thursday and
Friday.
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GLASSES LOST. Tivoli Thester or Diamond
taxicab. Saturday. Reward. col. 1869
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WN a ZINES

BUSINESS OFFICE. LslI a 81. n. W.
RATES DELIVERED BT CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washington Times daily 10 do
Elvered by carrier e 10 cents Der week;
daily Times and Sunday Herald. Is cents
per week: daily Times and Herald daily,
20 cents per week: daily Tines and Her
aid daily and Sunday. 26 cents per week,
ordors oAa b sent by NAH a. tsie.
phons district $3.50. Collection u made
weekly by carries.
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SATCHEL-Aug. ~, bet. Richmond 6 Fred
ericksburg. Reward. Miss Gray. DI. $3.50.
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GERMAN. POLICE DoG-Young. male.
brownish-gray with black streak on
back. Finder call North 6731. Reward.
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FOX TERRIER female. wire haired brown
ears. 2 black spots on side. Answers to
Jerry: childs pet. Reward. CLeve. 9094.
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Announcements
Lost

Lost and Found advertisements
In the herald and Times are
broadcast at IL o'clock noon ove=
Radio Station VOL ut no addt'
ti0nal cost.
The Herald and Times Lost and
Found Bureau keeps . perma.
nent record of all lost articles
and continues the search for
them after the advertisement
has expired.
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THE SOUTHERN CLUB

14oo N. H. Ave. formerly the Italian
Embassy. A family hotel OF distinction
and quality, with true Southern hospital
ity and service; all outside. lovely rooms,
l private baths; moderate rates.
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Announcements
Personals

NO ADDITIONAL CHARGR FOR
ADS IN THIS CLASSIFICATION
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Florists
Funeral Directors

JUDE BROS. co. Funeral Design
1919 r ST N. W. MAI 4278
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Employment
80 Situations Wanted-Female

80 Situations Wanted-Female
DREssMAKER (white) wants sewing BY
day or week: reasonable rates. 2311
M St. N. W. WEST 2S9S-J.
INFANTS NURSE. white, settled. ex:
perienced. will take entire charge OF
baby. reas.. best reference. Pot. 3297.
STENOGRAPHER, young lady (whiteI. II
years. experience, law. real estate. con-
struction: city references. Call COZ. 1881:
WHITE woman, general housework. re-
liable. good Chevy Chase reference. P Z
10-M. Route I. Benning. D. C.
WOMAN. colored. wishes part time. gen.
eral housework: references. Mrs. Red.
dick. Box 329. Eastern Ave. Benning. D. 9.
YOUNG woman, unencumbered. desires DO.
sition as daytime companion: housew'k
waitress or store clerk. reas. Dist. 2461.
YOUNG GIRL. colored, mothers helper
or general housework: All. 0716.
20 Situations Wanted-Male
CARPENTER-Exp.. will work at most
reas. wages Phone GReenwood 1921.
MARRIED man. carpenter. wants work.
any kind: ref. Box C-136. Times-Herald.
WINDOW WASHING, i5c and zoe: roof
painting. b. W. SCOTT. 1904 MonteIlo
Ave n s. Phone North i4o5.
3RD-CLASS licensed engineer wishes posi-.
firing small boiler: best ref. Janitor.
341l Sherman Ave. n. W. AID. 603S-W.
AZ Help Wanted-Female
BREAKERS. Shirt Pressers. Shirt Finish-
ers. Flat Work Hands. Apply Quality
Service Laundry. Wash.-BaltimorO Blvd.
Bladensburg. Md.
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Rentals
Suburban Rooms
CARRoLL spRINGs MN

Mile and . half from Silver Spring on
Forest Glen Rd. An ideal place to live
or dine: very reas. rates for month. VIZ.
or wk.-end. 20-acre estate, attractive
room, convenient to schools, 20 minutes TO
Capital. Reservations. Call Shepherd 2O4Os
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g Farms and Land for Sale

FARM Of 3O5 acres, between Middleburg
and Fairfax, house and barn. Price and
terms reasonable for quick sale. Phone
A. Raymond Ellis, Ambassador Hotel.
% ACRES. new 5-room house. Y mile
from Lee jackson Highway. .$2.6OO.
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67 Suburban for Sale or Rent

80 OAKMONT AVE. Seat Pleasant, Nd
Groom frame house. bath and 8-foot
brick basement, front and back porches
garage, shady lawn. high and dry. gas
elec.. h..w.h.: near cars and bus. j. A.
Willamette owner
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MASSAGE. elec. trs., baths for colds
chronic pains; white oper. PO. 472l.
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LOST-Collie, male, brown and
white: tag 1853. Liberal re-
ward. Return to Gilbert Hahn.
7th and K SITS. N. W., or 1907
Cathedral Ave. NJ, w.
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REAL BUYS FOR REAI BUYERS
,.6 acres; small house. Marshall Hall.
2h acres. near Norbeck. Nd. SCOTT.
elevation. hard road. city electricity: $3.50.
II s%e5es I'll st. pike north OF Br9ok6 e06
1 acre. gas station and barbecue stand.
7th st. pike. south Of Olney. $1,000. -,
house barn. bor large stream, So. ESQ.
150-acre tobacco farm. near Marlboro.
good house . and set bldgs.. $4,000:
200 acres north Of Brookville, no
ton. old Colonial house. beau. setting
Wonder. possibilities for remod.. $40. 900.
Unless you have some cash and are
prepared to buy now. please do not an
0"'' ' JOHN A. BR1cKLEY
Suite 209-1O Barr Bldg Dist 1891
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helmet and circle of diamonds, on Aug.
30 Shopping district: Reward. Pot. 02s7:
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$25 REWARD-CAT
Large male. black body, face white
| from nose down. breast and under body.
Lost August II, Conn. Ave. and Porter.
Cleveland 5000, Apt. 22O.
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Real Estate
Waterfront Property

ATTRAC. Arm. & bath bungalow on salt
bo bsS gS $50 esiS cssh sfsT 5s5 s
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-2 cottages, accom-
& 10: scr. por., water. elec. Ii. 447S.
NORTH BEACH-Rent cottage, newly paint.
ed, elec. Atlantic 4S17-J after p. m,
SALE, North Beach, Nd, excellent cot
another, $1,000. on very easy terms.
Phone 11s.F-13. North Beach. or write to
DIR. HOLLER. Poplars. Md.
500 DOWN-l00 acres. % miles D. c..
Marshall Hall Nd. GEorgia 6402.
63 Summer Resort Property
COBB ISLAND Fishm'n's Paradise. Water
front lots: Low prices. New bridge & pier
IS Houses for Sale
p ST. s.E... 2906-,7:room semi- -detached,
Pa. Ave. S. e. AT. 35I7.
SPECIAL sPECIALl BARGAIN. $1,000.
small cash payment: beau. cor. center
0sE foo foofs 10e9 De9' pan Scr
was $1,000 ist SGFas trust S1566 xD fGS3 fesSf
$7,950-PETWORTH
This modern home has Just been COM
house condition. 20 feet wide. has 8
big. bright cheerful rooms. all modern
sale snd i. Es
handy to. St. Gabriel's Church. parocillai
and. public schools. stores. and sn con-
VePenSf' S SSs / tSfsE RsSn' 1853
Evenings 8 to O. call GEorgia 2518
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2 Help Wanted-Female
Twenty-FOur Hour
Home and Business Services
Radio Service

FLASH RADIO SERVICE CALLS Soc
l- MAJ. $3.50
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Lots for Sale

HYATTSVLLE HILLS-Price $3.50, So
cash $6 mo-. ami Zsntzinger. Ma. $3.50
COLORED-6S building lots, 20x100 IT,.
in D. c., at $79.5 81 down. 81
month National 1850.
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TEETH-Lady's removable bridge. To-
Friday or Saturday. Aug. 25 or 2t
Reward. NAtiolal 5000.
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WIRE-HAIRED Fox Terrier, female. vic.
18th & Que NV: reward. DEC. O024.
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MASSAGE, baths. enemsta colonio irriga.
tions, white nurse. Dist. 9071.
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WALL PAPER-Special room lots, 81 20.
Sufficient for ceiling side walls & Dor.
der, rm. 1Ox14xS. Wide selection. Walter
Morgan&Co., Inc. 421 10th NV. MA. 1888
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&C Suburban Houses for Sale

ATTRACTIVE new bungalow. 3 rooms and
porch: fine artesian water in kitchen:
lot 50x160. near Glenmont. Nd. 30-minute
drive from Pa. Ave-. price 81 1.250. Small
usual bargain. Phone F. SMITH.
Kensington 114-F-21.
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SPRINGER Spaniel. 1emaIe. broWn ISnd ana
Wed ReWard offered Call COL S76S.
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Wall Paper

FISHING TACKLE-71Golf, Tennis and
Sporting Goods Co. a24 9th st. n. w
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CLERK In florist shop: stenographer.
counter girl, Mattresses. Washington
Ri1ronu 1CR Eeond bldg
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MASSAGE-Refined white nurse, profes-
stonal; your kome or hotel. AT. 6661.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-09
Tribune's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Mon., Oct. g
STOCKS ARE STRONG
At CLOSE DESPITE
uSTLESS SESSION
Buying in Rails, Alcohols and
specialties Appears To-
ward Close

New York, Oct. 9-(R-stocks turn
ed upward Monday in rather indif-
ferent trading which was largely IN
the hands of professionals. Mild raj
lies and declines were frequent
throughout the generally listless ses-
sion, but late buying came into the
alcohols, rails and various specialties
and closing quotations were firm
around the tops of the day. The turn
over Appropriated 1,250,O00 shares.
Grains dipped and rallied nerv-
cusly but cotton held fairly steady In
the face Of the official prognostica-
ton of a greater yield than had been
expected. Other commodities were
irregular. Bonds we're bit mixed.
The dollar was higher against ster-
ling but lower In terms Of French
gold francs.
Gains OF fractions to around q
point were recorded by such stocks
as Case, u. s. Steel, Sears Roebuck,
American Telephone, Johns Man
vile, Chrysler, Allied Chemical,
American Can, Standard Oils OF New
Jersey and California, Santa Fe, New
York Central, Union Pacific and
Pennsylvania. National Distillers got
up about and U. S. Industrial Al
cohol, Schenley and American Com
nercial Alcohol advanced a point OF
more. u. 8. Smelling dropped more
than 2 and Cerro De Pasco, American
Smelling, st. Joseph Lead and others
of this group sagged around point.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-09
NEW YORK

New York. Oct. 9.-(P)-Butter,
1886, unsettled. Creamery higher
than extra 24A rs; extra (92 score)'
"a: first 1871 score), 1923; Sec
onds 1885,; centralized go score).
2l-2lN. Packing stock. current make
No. l, IA; No. 2. l2k-l3.
Cheese, 1862, irregular. State
whole milk flats, fresh fancy un.
quoted: average run 12R-13; do helo
fancy to fancy specials 20-2lh.
Eggs, 7,765, irregular. Mixed col
ors, special packs or selections from
fresh receipts 24H-3 BIZ; standards
and commercial standards 23-24;
firsts 1921: seconds 17-18; mediums
80 lbs. 16-16h: dirties No. /, AZ lbs.
1916; dirties undergrades IA; aver
age checks 1914: refrigerators. spe-
cial packs, 18ls-191s; standards l7h-
1e: firsts 16k-17A: seconds l6-l0A ;
mediums 141a-15; dirties l4-l5:
checks 11h.
Dressed poultry steady. Chickens
fresh 10 to 20. frozen 16 to u; fowls
fresh 9 to 16, frozen 9 to l5h; OLD
ROSTERS fresh 9 to II, frozen unquot-
ed; turkeys fresh 10 to u, frozen 10
to q; ducks fresh II to IS frozen 10.
Live poultry steady to firm. Chick
ems freight 10 to Is, express 10 to IL;
broilers freight and express unQuoted;
fowls freight 9 to 16, express 10 to
1917: ROSTERS freight 8, express 3;
turkeys freight IS to 20, express IS to
%; ducks freight IA, express unouot-
I'd
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-09
Public Enemy Killed
BY Chicago Gunner

Chicago, Oct. 9-(P)-Gus Winkler,
gangster. public enemy" and re-
puted killer, was shot and killed Mon
day on a North Side street.
Winkler was found on sidewalk
near beer distributing agency on
Roscoe street. He died shortly after
Icing taken to a hospital.
An associate of the notorious kill
err Fred Burke. now in a Michigan
penitentiary, Winkler figured promi-
nently in returning $4,000, 600 III loot
taken by robbers from a bank at Lin
coin, Neb.
He recently had been acquitted on
vagrancy charge here.
The gangstcr had been shot in the
hack with shotgun.
Brought u hospital, he stead
tasty refused to admit his identity
but a police sergeant identified him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-09
Produce Markets
CHICAGO

Ck11VAOO
Chicago, Oct. 9.-P)-Butter mad
an unsettled tone, but prices were
unrevised Monday. Eggs and poul-
try both ruled steady.
Butter. 1855 unsettled; creamery
specials 1913 score) 231a-24; extras
1927 %; xtra first sO-9D 2Oh ~;
firsts $500 1919; seconds (86-SD
16h-17; standards 80 centralized car
lots) II.
Eggs. COOS, steady; extra firsts. cars
2o,a, local 1915; fresh graded 1lrsts'
cars 1914, local 1874; current receipts
16ls-17A.
Poultry, live. cars, % trucks;
steady: hens, AZ lbs. up. l21s Is; un-
der ~ lbs, 9l.; leghorns, Z; leghorn
chickens, 8; ROSTERS, IN: young men
turkeys Is, young toms Il, old toms
u, No. 2, 8; spring ducks ell, OLD
ITO: spring geese II, old 9; rock
springs lO-ll, colored 9-3h.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS FUTURES
SHOW FLASH OF POWER

Minneapolis, Oct. 8. - lR - The
grain market opened steady Monday,
dropped and then showed flash of
spirit before subsiding to q slightly
lower close.
Coarse grains showed better tone,
rye closing considerably higher on
eastern buying. .
Dec. wheat closed sc lower, ana
May 1zc lower. Dec. rye closed 1hc
higher, and May 1Mc higher. Dec.
barley closed NC lower, and May nc
higher. Dec. and May oats closed
Ac higher. Dec. and May flax closed
&c higher.
Undertone Of the cash wheat mar
ket was firm at the outset and there
was good demand for sound quail
ties but after the early run OF offer
ings had been cared for an easier
tone developed.
Winter wheat offerings were very
light and In fair demand at firm
prices. Durum receipts were light
and about unchanged.
Cash corn prices gained about NC
on futures and there was q better
elevator demand for offerings. Oats
demand was broaded with more ele-
vator buyers in. Rye demand was
stronger and prices were up for Or
binary quality. Barley opened steady
with demand slightly improved. Flax
continued In good demand.