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Evening star., 1934-09-30
HELP-MEN.
HOW WOULD YOU like

HOW WOULD YOU like
to start at once making $50
to $50 a week in a new
type of work that is thor
oughly enjoyable and in
tensely interesting?
If so, you are one OF a
number of men needed for
a special staff-some of
whom will quickly qualify
for advancement to impor-
tant positions.
This work is entirely diff
ferent and will be rapidly
developed on a scale of the
greatest magnitude. 1t is
not books, brushes, tires,
real estate or securities.
Those selected must be
high-type men, conscien-
tious, energetic, able to
learn rapidly and not afraid
to do intense work for real
money.
Special consideration will
be given to several men
who are familiar with near
by sections OF Virginia and
Maryland.
If you are a straight
thinking, red-blooded "he-
man ready for real work
and want to get in on new
development of a local firm
established for Is years,
call for interview between
1000 am. and 4 :0O pm.
on Monday.
72S Fourteenth st. NV,
Corner of New York Ave.)
Evening star., 1934-09-30

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, 1t Is
expressly understood and agreed that
ali such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
WE WILL HIRE Is MEN AT ONCE.
AN OPEN LETTER
To a Reliable Man


Who Needs EMPLOYMENT
and VINO Seeks Reliable Information
on Hoy TO Sell Under l93i's Conditions.
Do you believe statesmen are born and
not made2 Our experience dlSproves this
theory Creative salesmen are being sue
ceSSfullv MADE today-l934-men with
out special experience
If given a real chance to make money.
Are you between 25 and so years Of
age. a resident of the District area and
possessed of a clean record?
II so. write us in detail. II yonr letter
interests me to invite you in tor inter-
view, / will first mail you. with my COM
pplments copy Of z F. conraa's new
Selling. We have nothins to sell you
nG or at any time but fn are ensased rd in
and successful company.
Have you ever read book that gives
The facts OF sslline-not 'psychology"
~ conrads ir % book ok is 'i new. but but has already
quantity to give away in few certain
be available. These positions are only for
men seeking permanent connection.
also save save us 'i time e' in getting @ e Over PRAC-
T1CAL ideas of what salesman should do
II is the regular edition bound. in stir
are no strings tied to this unusual offer
We have nothing to sell you now or at
We have filed statement with this
newspaper guaranteeing this offer to De
you to send a brief outline of your his
tory. how Ions unemployed. and why9
Did you ever attempt to sell, or did YOU
decide in advance it was no use to try?
Would you invest several weeks in TRYING
TO SUCCEED; i thoroughly trained at
tunity? Also give your age. responsibilities.
former income and income needed today
Write B: c. A; Box 142. Grand Central
Annex New York N Y.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
FACTORY
REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED.

man. preferably with some automotive
requirements sales experience. is wanted to
act as representative in Washington and
surrounding counties.
He will have the backing of one Of the
strongest manufacturers in the United
States. also the support Of new merchan-
diSing and advertising campaign.
Payment on weekly commission basis
no drawing account
This is bona fide opportunity for
salesman to place himself in a profitable,
permanent position in a well-esta blished
territory.
No Investment required. but applicant
must have automobile.
Interviews will be arranged. Write full
information and telephone number. Ad-
dress Box 233-C. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

GIRL. colored. wants days work. Refer
ences. 300 Vine St. Takoma Park. D. c.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
NJ EN-.

Openings for men who have a handy
knowledge of tools and are willing 10 take
up a new line of work Must have good
local reputation. Apply 1890 sharp Mon
day morning. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Room col.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
RADIO Statesmen.

experienced men. We offer a sensa-
tional sales plan--Sl down delivers the
worlds fastest-sellinG radio: advanced
commission basis. Mr. Scott Baileys,
1850 Sherman ave. NV. between and
Evening star., 1934-09-30

DAYS WORK or part-time work wanted
by a reliable colored woman. Can give
reference. Phone Adams g623
Evening star., 1934-09-30

ON-NURSE graduate. desires
position private home doctor's ONCE; ex-
cellent local ref salary secondary to
environment. Address Box SD. Star Office
Evening star., 1934-09-30
HELP--MEN,
lHo.AlAnAAA

YOUNG MEN, energetic. ambitious, well
acquainted in d. c.. to qualify for lucra-
given; no experience necessary. Apply
Suite 3O5 Second National Bank Bids,
1881 G st. NV.
Good for S2OOO-S3. 900 first year.
Ground-fioor opportunity. Ready-made.
permanent profitable business: non-com-
company established 1850. No age limit
experience Local and out-of-town write.
Franklin Oil Corporation. Dept. t40D.
Fulton St and Penna. r. r. N. S., Pitts
bureh Pa
Evening star., 1934-09-30

DAYS WORK or part time. by reliabl'
woman; also girl as mothers helper; refs
l4tD r Phone Potomac 4SQo-M
Evening star., 1934-09-30

COOKING. general work, part-time laun
dry or cleaning; exp. ref. Phone Decatu
Evening star., 1934-09-30

Electrical Appliance Dept.
Can use two men with cars: good op-
portunity for willing workers: good earn
Ings to start. Apply superintendents once.
4th floor. 9:l5 m. Monday.
kANN'S
Evening star., 1934-09-30
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

BUSINESS WOMAN. refined settled
wants night work; hostess restaurant;
what have you for an experienced woman2
Phone Adams 4257-W.
CASHIER or any office work; experienced;
any hours minimum wage; city references.
Address Box 401-C. Star ONCE.
COMPANION to children or elderly persons
evenings in refined nome, educated woman.
for room and board. Phone Decatur
ObTo-J
Evening star., 1934-09-30
Nj I,,N.

6 men for permanent position in the
city-satisfactory pay-full-time employ
ment-must have a car and be prepared
to start work at once. Apply by letters
stating phone number. Address Box 374-C,
Star Office
Evening star., 1934-09-30

COMPANION. housekeeper to middle-aged
or elderly person: can do practical nurs-
ing; good reference. District $3.50 3O'
Evening star., 1934-09-30

10Oes PROFIT SPARE TIME
New! Novel! Different! Gorgeous
mother-pearl and sateen folders unusual
parchments. cut-outs. silhouettes Winter
scene masterpieces. comics gold. silver
effects. Beautiful sentiments Amazing
value. Also soc box Gift wrappings No
experience needed. Everybody buys. We
pay postage. Samples on approval. We
BLUEBiRD sTuDIos. "A Fitchburr. Mass
Evening star., 1934-09-30

MEN.
PERMANENT POSITION with GOOD pay.
to those who have car and are neat in
appearance Call Potomac 4677 for ap-
pointment after pm. Monday.
THERE IS no depression with
us. We have a place for 5 men
who are not willing to work
for less than $50 per week.
Some of our men are making
more than this. If you know
how to sell investments or
things of a like nature, write
us giving phone number and
full information about yourself.
Address Box 200, Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

EARN MONEY EASILY-SPARE TIME.
81. Cost soc. Exquisite mother pearl
engravings. tinted etchings. sateen parch-
ments. handmade paper air brush ef-
fectS. Sample on approval Personal
business line. Gift wrappings chiidren-s
cards. We pay postage. Sunshine Art
Evening star., 1934-09-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SWITCHBOARD 1P. 8. x0-Operatine
taught at a fraction of the cost and time Of
business courses. Complete course in two
weeks. Apply. 226 Bond Bldg.
PUBLIC SPEAKING. dramatic art; each
course includes expert voice building and
basic psycho-physical culture; speech de-
fects treated; prices much reduced up to
Oct. z. Lincoln 1923. to 10 Pm.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
MAN,

For position paying salary and commits
sion: must have sales ability. furnish 81 so
bond; car required. 200 Commercial Ma
tonal Bank Bldg.
ONE OF Washington's largest
stores needs young men be-
tween ages of p and 80, with
local credit or collection expert
ence. Answer in own hand
writing, giving age and details
of experience. Replies will be
held confidential. Address Box
37S-C, Star office.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

OPENING OCTOBER I.
We will place about said date, several
well-dressed. middle-aged men. accustomed
to meeting public: special work good pay.
Replies confidential Address Box 349-A,
Star office
Evening star., 1934-09-30

CURTAINS STRETCHED, 4Oc per pair. 35
per panel; called for and delivered any
where. Atlantic 3SlI
Evening star., 1934-09-30

TEA AND COFFEE ROUTE MEN. Big.
reliable national company needs more
men Immediately. Previous experience un-
necessary. but must be physically able
ers on protected route and work hours
daily. Routes pay up to S24 so weekly
10 start. Apply Monday 0 TO IL only.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

YOUNG MAN who has studied five years in
Italy will teach Italian. Address Box
&c Star ONCE
Evening star., 1934-09-30
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID. waitress, general house
work neat colored girl District 3245.
Mary Rice COL NJ ST. NV
Evening star., 1934-09-30
SITUATIONS-MEN.


YOUNG MAN. college student. attending
EMPLOYMENT; experienced as typist. ac-
countant. secretary. cashier and switch
board operator. Address Box 14-D. Star
ONCE.
YOUNG MAN colored. wants job as
chauffeur; good references; willing to
travel. 1240 N. ]. ave. NV. Apt. A. North
924S.
YOUNG MAN. colored as porter or handy
man. any kind of work; reference. Mr..
Freeman. North 1885.
YOUNG MAN, experienced. wants care of
invalid or aged male; reasonable salary.
Address Box 493-C. Star once.
YOUNG MAN .25. former Government
aad ad..r railToad Io CLERK desires connecti9n
YOUNG MAN with knowledge of drawing.
nection with art dept. or commercial
artist Address Box 4S2-C. Star ofice
YOUNG MAN best of local references;
work of any kind: high-school education.
Mr. B. Robb. lila M st. NV.
SITUATIONS-ME AND WOMEN.
COLORED MAN and wife want work. cook.
butler or houseman. together or separate;
ref. North 5259-W
COUPLE. colored. experienced. desires Job
private family or apartment as butler.
janitor: chauffeur; will travel; best ref.
1918 You st. NV.
COUPLE. colored. wish a position as chauf-
feur. houseman. cook and maid; best ref.
Pot. 339O-W. 1901 11th st. NV.
MAN AND WIPE. young couple wish Job
as cook butler. Phone Decatur 2264
1910 S st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

INFANTS NURSE. experienced age 30
high-school graduate with references. de-
slres position. Miss Federhoof Grafton
Evening star., 1934-09-30

STENOGRAPHER-We have vacancy for
an alert. thoroughly experienced stenog-
rapher None but those thoroughly ex-
perienced need answer. Give full par
ticulars in first letter. Address Box GOD,
Star of6ce
Evening star., 1934-09-30

GIRL. colored. wants general housework;
will stay nights: earnest and reliable, city
refs. Phone North :}O67-J
Evening star., 1934-09-30

RADIO SERVICE MEN.
Five experienced men needed at once.
with or without cars. Steady work and
good salary. GeorgeS Radio Co., 2141
Penn. ave NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

tall, desires position with wholesale, or
retail trade; will give first weeks salary
for information leading to position: Al
reference. Address Box 46O-C. Star Office
Evening star., 1934-09-30

HOUSEKEEPER refined capable woman
give excellent care employed or motherless
home. exchange for home for self and
child school age: small wage. Address Box
pnI -C Star off1re
Evening star., 1934-09-30

DRESSMAKER. expert; fashionable re-
modelling alterations; making unusual
sizes; coats refined. S225. Reference.
Out or home Phone Columbia 4Ol6
Evening star., 1934-09-30

NELSON SCHOOL for boys. Grades kin
dergarten. transportation Boarding and
day pupils. Telephone Georgia S453
AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
ana clutch control: cars furnished Call
Old Reliable" Foster (white). Met. 1909.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

COOK or maid work wanted by a nes
colored girl. Reference. Phone Potoma
Evening star., 1934-09-30

Steady Work With Future.
Need several men interested in good
pay and clean. dignified. pleasant work.
State references and whether you oIn car.
Address Box l53-C Star Office
Evening star., 1934-09-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

NOVntInucu.I
SHORTHAND-Private lessons, exp teach
er Gregg and Pitman methods; review and
dlctation classes. Information. Geo. 1919.
wETEysr p.ASr Ysao to .rsip for we
tfainine. Only Sincere. dependabie men men.
mechanically inclined. considered. State
dress BOX i7sc. Sta Star eedS'0n ONCE. 'n0ne a.
YOUNG MAN who has studied five years in
Italy. will teach Italian. Address Box
NELSON SCHOOL for boys. Grades. kin
dergarten Transportation Boarding and
day pupils. Telephone Georgia S453
AIe ees Hr ssrs erm ca
old Reliable" Foster (white). Met. 1909.
VIOLIN instructor will teach few more
dress Box 35-C Star once. IL
PRACTICING INTERIOR DECORATOR
will tutor pupils evenings: best training
s. and Europe; actual work used in ap-
men; any hours: car furnished: parking for
tests; permits secured. Noel Emerson 1870.
ELEC, REFRIGERATION sCHooL-W
Teach teach you by actual experience; reasonable.
HAND? 80 words a minute in "a months.
Demonstration lesson free. Tues. and Fri.
T.
LEGE, I34O New York ave.
FRENCH. German by native OF Alsace;
literary doctor: graduate Sorbonne, Paris;
class or private; special rates. Met. 7722'
PRIVATE secretarial and finishing courses.
qualifying one for the better paid positions.
Gregg or Boyd shorthand. business letters,
vocabulary building. jr: accountancy. COM
merclal law. calculating machines. etc.
Free placements New classes forming
Inquire Boyd Business University Test. II
yrs1. 1888 NV. National 233s.
WANTED. stenographers to join special
evening review class in Gregg shorthand;
expert teacher, lowest rates Capital City
COLLEGE. 1910 New York ave.
WHITMORE SEC. SCHOOL OFFERS
Complete sec. course. 81 a month.
Room .02. 14l0 H St. NV
LEARN A PAYING PROFESSION
I give individual instruction in cleo
trolysis for removing superfluous hair.
moles and dishsuring facial blemishes
scientific treatments of face and scalp.
r. Won ROSEN. Derma tologist.
Formerly instructor for the Veterans
Bureau for Vocational Training.
20 Years Experience
Room :!2O Homer Bldg
18th Between and G SITS.
Evening star., 1934-09-30

ARTIST-Experienced photograph retouch-
er able to draw housewares and acces-
sorieS Apply Monday morning, The Hecht
Evening star., 1934-09-30

GIRL. colored desires part-tine Job clean
ing apt. ONCE or any kind of work Morn
lngs preferred Phone North s637.
Evening star., 1934-09-30
MAKE EXTRA MONEY

WITH CHRISTMAS CARDS.
No experienced needed Work full or
spare time. Show friends neiehbors, finest
Christmas cards. priced unusually low
Tenth anniversary values in personal 4
Christmas cards. Brand new designs Also
snow special Christmas car box asstS ALL
parchment and all-etchings boxes sell for
81 All-pearlee asst. ST. Gift wrap
pings and everyday greeting asst. 81. Lib
eral commissions. We pay postage Samples
sent approval. State II you have sold
Christmas cards before
WETMORE IL SUGDEN Inc
Dept Les 749 Monroe Rochester N Y .
Evening star., 1934-09-30
HELP--MEN.

ACCOUNTANT tax)-SpecialiSt desired
for chicaEo once, of nationally known aG
CONFIDENCE mention salary requirements.
Address Box $500 Star once.
ADVERTISING MEN, special edition for
daily paper Apply mornings. 93o H ST.
NV, Room 53-A
Evening star., 1934-09-30

YOUNG MAN. neat, good personality. See
Mr.. Fletcher at am. 1887 Conn. ave.
4
Evening star., 1934-09-30

GIRL. neat. colored. wants work as
mothers helper or child's nurse. Apply
NJ q 1fh
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Marriage Licenses

Donald Bruce e Of lss South Elder
avenue CLERK ard Hazel Clark - o. go
No-tl Oakland street. housekeeper
Joseph klrer. q. OF III TrowbriGEe
street glass worker. and Frances Kinnett.
Is. of go North LaSsle street. house
keeper
Wayne Hardvman. q. o. 2ss south
State avenue. clerk. and Helen Peilum is.
ct ass South State avenue, houSekeeper-
Harry Young .. of zoos College avenue.
messenger. and Lura walker 20 OF zoos
Eas- Washington street. hoESekeeper.
Ralph Shields - q So East Twenty
-rs- street. salesman. ana Margaret
Bri6Ce. .. % 1543 Broadway hair dresser.
Lester z. Coys.t 81. az 550i University
avenue. salesman. and Bernice GasSins,
SO az 1872 Eoehle street. StenoCrapher.
John Akers q o. 1850 West Thirty-tirst
street CLERK and Cathlvn Hammul is az
1856 Wes- Pruirt avenue. clrk
Leslie Morgan - o. 33S Blake street.
unemployed. and Malle Jefferson. Is. OF
eos West Michigan street. houSekeeper-
William PAYNE. 81. Of il27 East Nine
teenfh street iaborer. and Jennie Kimhie
81 az 1877 East Nineteenth street house
pau vandiver. q Of 2ss4 PARK avenue.
manager and Mary Marsh. is. OF ISIS
Napoleon street. CLERK.
Howard Rice. q: Linton. CLERK, and
street. operator.
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STOCK SHARES
CONTINUE WEAK;
VOLUME DROPS
MANY Traders Absent for
Vacations Over
Labor Day.
BY ELMER c. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-Stocks
continued on an trregularly lower
course today in dull trading Rails
weak spots in yesterdays market
were the heaviest losers.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
opened at 49,. off q, while New
York Central was down to 21ls, off
3 on 1900 shares; Great Northern
preferred 14a4, off p; Southern
Pacific 175s. of p; Southern Rail-
way 1915. of u, and Northern Pa
ciflc 1874, of s. Union Pacific was
unchanged at 98
Steel common dipped p to 1894
on the first sale, and Bethlehem
lost p to 90. Copper shares were
fairly active with International
Nickel opening on a block of 1000
shares at 25i4 off a Chrysler was
down 4 at 1925 in the motors,
where General Motors was un-
changed at 2915.
American Smelling lost q to
363l in the silver division. Mcintyre
Porcupine was off slightly IN the
COLDS. Oils were steady with Stand
ard Of New Jersey and Socony
Vacuum unchanged. Utilities were
around the previous close.
During the early trading the mar
ket was dull More and more trad
ers have left the financial COM
munity for a vacation over Labor
day. The stock Exchange, however,
will operate as usual tomorrow
closing for Labor day.
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SWINE VALUES
MOVE 10 TO IS
CENTS LOWER
Cattle and Lambs Steady:
VeaIS Unchanged at
$3.50 Down.

Porker prices dropped 10 to IS
cents in early trading at the union
stockyards today, registering the
third decline for the current month.
The decrease was due mostly to a
continued weak demand for pork
at butcher shops since prices have
scared to near wartime levels.
Slight improvement was shown in
the number of receipts on hand. and
demand at the yards generally was
slightly weaker. The bulk, 100 to
200 pounds. was selling at S7.55 to
s765.
Weighty kinds. scaling 200 to 300
pounds. sold at $40 to S7.75. while
300 pounds and up, brought s740
to $3.50 Light slaughter pigs, weigh
ing 14O to 100 pounds, cashed in at
$685. to $500; 100 to $40 pounds,
brought $500 to S640, while 100 to
100 Founders we're salable at S5.15
to 1855. Packing sows held at
$6.25 to ST. Receipts were $500;
holdovers, 1914.
Usual weekend clean up trade
prevailed in the cattle market, with
the majority of classes steady to
slightly lower than yesterdays aver
age. Early supply of steers consist
ed mostly of odds and ends, salable
under $3.50.
Single load of good and choice
heifers sold at SO, while other
grades held under Sc. Cows brought
SO to $3.50, with low cutters and cut
tiers selling at $3.50 to SITS. Re
ceipts numbered 700. Vealers were
steady and inactive at $3.50 down.
Receipts were 600.
With only little interest displayed
in lamb trading, prices continued
unchanged. Bulk of eve and wether
kinds brought $3.50 to $6.75. Bucks
we're 81 less Throw outs sold at 81
to $3.50 while slaughter ewes were
selling at $3.50 down Receipts were
900.
Weakness was resumed in hog
trading at Chicago, with prices
weak to around 10 cents lower than
yesterdays average at $3.50 down.
Receipts we're estimated at 1000, in
Guiding 5000 directs; holdovers,
1000. Cattle receipts numbered
$500, including 5000 government;
veals, $500, including 1000 govern
ment; market unchanged. Sheep
receipts were 1000; market steady.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
New York Stocks
" sv Abbott. AoDpin & Co
AVERAGE STOCK PRICES FOR THURSDAY


uoons are not given trading those
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Abbott. Hoppin & Co..
Other Livestock

1851 66dlcA 6sdn gus 5000 dFae;
slow; weea5 ct 10 cents lower than Thurs rs
qa6{ SO i5 6 lew few p I?P S s8
down; packing sows, s655d IFS; light
lights, f40-l60 lbs. good az and choice. $3.50
choice. SIPS 100; medium weights, 200
h zss 0S 8e sRRf9 256s56 Sno6s
lbs 5;o-' medium and nd choice. S. IS; slaugh-
ter pigs. 100-l30 lbs. good and choice, s54
$50: Cattle-Receipts. $500. commercial,
1000 government; market, slightly more
active; fully steady with Thursdays aver
age; fed steers and yearlings very scarce:
higher. fed heifers in broad demand;
grassy kinds and fat COWS, slow; bulls,
strong TO shade higher; best yealers, SO;
900 lbs. good and choice. S6.25M9; 900
I.190-l. 800 ibs.. good and choice. $780,
1878 55o-13o0 lbs. common and medium,
50 50N8. helfers. 550-750 lbs, good and
choice. s6a 8; common and medium. $3.50
medium. SOAPS; low cutter and cutter.
S8q3 bulls lyearll1gs excluded good
beef. S3u3.15, cutters. common and me-
s65Od 8. medium S450N SO; culls and
common. 350H so. Stockers and feed
er cattle. stockers 550-l050 lbs, good and
choice S4.75 $50. common and medium,
S3d475 Sheep-Receipts 7000 fat lambs
in fairly broad demand; early sales and
indications STEADY with early InuTsd5a LAY
and sales. S650d 6.75 no western lambs
old; TOP range ewes. S2.75. natives 81 so
n so, slaughter sheep and lambs. lambs.
90 lbs down. good and choice, $3.50 I,
common and medium. S5d 8 40; ewes, go
$50 lbs. good and choice, Sis q IS: all
weights. common and medium, 81 9Oq 70,
teedlng. lambs, 50-75 lbs, good and choice.
S 50 y Is
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Deaths

HELEN Elizabeth Arndt. 81. Of 1914
Bellefontaine. carcinomatosis.
Candis Stuart. 65. Methodist hospital.
encephalitis.
pneumonia
John Mccullough. 81. city hospital
corcnarv occluslon
Mercy Elizabeth Bertolette. SO. Of 1925
Guilford. cerebral hemorrhage.
Catherine Libby. ; months. city hospital.
Nancy E. Newton. IS. Of eo3 Cofey.
carcinoma.
Francis NJ Wiley. u. Of $3.50 Hovey.
general arterIosclerosis.
lydia Lindsey. Sc. Methodist hospital,
mvocardisl failure
Charles Mullen. 81. Little sisters OF the
Poor. arterlosCleroSis.
Adam R. Mcciintock. So. CITY hospital,
ceneralized peritouitis.
Percella G. Ernest. %. Of 22l4 Barrett,
Ella werning. So. Of 1888 West Ohio
Cole Sickle. IT. Of 254s Central. diabetes
frank Busald. 81. Of 1918 South Della
James r. Engllsh. 70. Methodist hos
pital. cardiac failure.
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
b. Russell r Kehoe Examiner
I'd .....--- IL. a.-..t n Il.4
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CHICAGO PRIMARY RECEIPTS
WESS0N OIL DECLARES
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Three Other Corporations Vote
Seasonal Payments.
BIZ Times Spccinl

By INES Special
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-Extra divi-
dend of so cents, in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 1872
cents on common stock, has been
declared by Wesson Oil and Snow
drift Company The dividends are
payable Oct. to stock of record
Sept, Is
Duke Power Company declared
quarterly dividend of Is cents on
the common stock, payable Oct. l.
Previously the company paid 81
quarterly.
United States Sugar Corpora
ton declared an initial quarterly
dividend of $125 a share on the So
preferred.
Directors of the P. Lorillard Com
pany declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 30 cents on the common
stock, payable Sept. Is to stock of
record Oct. /