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Beauty Salons

4IG"': s.a"ty salon ass B1sd:nbs rd Ne i ssss
aimee HanIelM 9S8 - NV NE 1856
Angelo Beauty She's 1911 Adams Nill I'd CO l0iS6
Ards Beauty sh"S 1908 - ne GO 1857
Bstty's Beauty Parier 1888 Col I'd nv. GO 1852!
8ob's Beauty Shsp 22S Upshur ave.. co 1893
cSUit"I % sssuty a. ' ParioT ri ssl aw. ....ME S77S
cSsMstIsus Bsauty sHop S1Sl M PIE NV 60 7Io1
cosmspOlitaR Beauty shOp 5s7 10th ct uw z SelS
Curtis Beauty 8slsn 84le "a nW...... GO S!@
Elizabeth pavIs 1897 @ { So oH 49, H., s.eS 4es
P: s:. s::y s.i.. ssSS lsST Es g sss
Esthsr's Beauty Salon 64S = ns.........L! SSSS
FIoresteIIs Beauty Salon saS n 90 80. u $3.50
French Halr DyenB waving 1891 IL nw &C s3IS
S'I' ,.,. ..1, ,", csT., crc =: :.cS u sC sssS
iacE's NsjrdressjHa salon il0 10 uw OF SS67
lee PaVaNO V348 CNNW AZ . NO 4e8A
LaPraRee Beauty Shoppe 704 8 q NV. DE si80
leon & Jules HairdrsssinO 1889 q q Nv VIZ 6SSS
Lillian cramsP I11S 18th nv OI o2SS
Ssrirsurs % aUSross1 Si's sAsS % 1908 is ~ " s!es
1silvIe sisters 1190 Conn AZ MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty Shes 1900 ? Rv MET eS4O
Ruth VItaIa Beauty Salon l10S VI ~ on NE 6326
Society Beauty Salon 1925 Pa ~ NV SSII
WoodbuFn Beauty SaIoR 1853 Col rd.. COL SS59
cOLoRED
acmS Bsauy Salon 8 S HW....... NO 1889! !
Gmmys's i ssausy Sale. GsY Il NV nv. no I7oe
Betty BOop ShOP 1I13 o St w........OE S44S.y
fiemlRS Beauty ShOpOe 1914 Y q n.y.. NO eS4S
HSis"s I b. Beauty & ss!Sn M 800 % ..Ss :ssS
L. vi ~ ssaay ~ salon S iSrr You nv SIS
WarIoHstte Beauty ShoO 1918 You nw. E. NO este
RObsFta's Beauty Salon 6l3 Fla ave NV NO A03G
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REGULAR AND EXTRA

Glen Alden declared an extra
dividend of Is cents and the reg
ular dividend of Is cents, payable
July 20, to holders of record
July 6.
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Beverages 6 Liquors

LIGUOr CO 1908 Coumbia I'd uw 40 $500
Ace Sewerage CO 2443 10 NV .......AO A5S0
AIS Liquor Store 1882 Tth at NV De S84I
Ambassador 8eeP q IIaueP 24SS 10 nv CO 1870
Ambrogis Dslieatessen IL D Fla ~ nv mo 2O2S
Atlas elaueP Ce L ne ...... NE 4272
Cairo LlaWsS Shop 1918 II Nw......... NO 97i2
CSRtFal Liquor Store SlS HW ZONE 773S
COsta's COHfecfloneFy Sac 1lth nv -. CO 7I43
EsIksT'e LIauOP store S70s Ca ave NV :. co S332
2 IIaUsr Store S24S NJ Pleasant -. co 2A70
YOu
Hymaa's LIsUOr shsp sl3S Nj Pis0sans co asss
Iaffs llauOP Store 20l NW .....Dl i742
Lo.ke LlqWoP St0rs 1880 Fla sV No..... Ll7IN
MuIhsrIR's LIsusP Store II nv ....M NE 9s1s
Plver'S DsIIeatOsseR IIeUOP 9S20 10 uR CO IO4IS
Plaza wine LIqu0F store TOS cap Nc S070
ReId's LIauOr store 1859 q ct nv. 80. NO 94l9
Reliable LIauOF store 222l "a NV DE ASA
Sammy'S lleHeP Stora, ISAS G4th q. ". De. 699S
Sam Eigs 54l0 Ca sV NV -. { 59S6
Service LIquOr Shop COZ I sV %. DE e4e4
3 IIqu0P StOF0 s2S p0 ~ ss ......... u 9727
Spanish StOHe 1884 17tL .... DE 1888
StesImaR's LlaUsr store 2H4S 1e M . CO 67S7
True Blue LIqusr store 1888 wiS ~ nv We ISG6
Vintage Wine LIausF Store 2eI0 cnnW av co 1888
Vork wine LIQusr Store SsST de ~ co S6SS
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Radio-Refriqerators

Abby RadIS Service 8S47 Ga ave nv :. CO S6Se
A5C Battery & e. Ser Ino 1899 N Cap Ct DE- I7I7
American Radio Serv 1881 Cap Ct u O082
Bills Radio Ser ll04ls King Ct Alex We Alex 250I
Call Radio Co e36.39 Fl ct ne ...... IL 1873
Carriers Radio Co 1857 " at NV 1--WE 30II
Central Electric Service 1881 Ga av.. CO Sis
Claws Majestic PhIIcO SerV 1889 nth NV De 6702
Ourso GraphoRe. Radio Shop 1915 q AO. u 4s0S
GarReF's SOC Radio Ser Calls co 69l4
GbsOnS Radio SerV 1891 Belmont rd NV CO 7i5S
Glenn Radio Co G7oS wis ave nv ,,. c. ssIS
C LORD Radio & Refs Service meg O292
Gardner D pinkett 1913 You Ct nv . DE 55O8
Industrial EI & Radio Serv Kl2 Fls ave De $3.50
Kennedys Radio Service 331e l4th NV co 7099
Modern EIec lab 500 Fla ave 80 De 4828
Radio Sam 2slY Conn ave .... Go 2SiA
SuBerI0r Refrig SerV $40 Eve Il NV :. o. 1893
TrevoIIs Radio Service 1910 p ct Nc AT 42I2
URIversai kadiO EIeo Co l04 3 ct nv Dl $3.50
Wash Gun. Key Radio Co s005 NJ nv WE 02l7.y
Williams Radio Service 1928 7th NV. Oi SI5s
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Auto Service

Americas Auto wrssksrs ssVS Q sw.. De s7s2
sssrsnss' Sus. s'!s: ,:sr Iis N Cap "a SSss !SsS
RaybestOs Brake servIes s1Y av....OI 96lS
w.t: esrass rear ls2T ,,!o ~. ~ go. NO S2'O
FeathsrsSoRs ssrv ANslO 1905 N AZ NO 90SS
Auto Brake Service CO 42Y K nv MG sos
AUtO UpheIstery Cleaned: TIralis Proo0ss o. 7SlS
Brown's AutO Repair 1901 18th nv 80. NO $3.50
IehHsoR Aute RspaIF 9slS Ca SVs nW.... NO 1919
8 Auto Glass shsp 1893 0 s...... ~ ss4s:y
TaxjeaSs ll03 i4th nv nw,,,,,,,,,.,..,.ME 27s2
Call CAT inc 8I1 H NV Of ATS
Gerry Mason 2155 Champ1ain st NV 60 1920
Mid City Auto Co willyS Knight 171l l4th De 500
Meccmas oldswobl'e Ser resT IaIS Is MA 3ssI M
National AutO Tep Cp 2116 IL nw. oE 2S4S
Nc WashIRgtoN st Garage AleT Va. AIes 25D
PhlIiB A ToIson 1901 nv w SS1a
Senator's Auto Wash Soc 204N Ga Az 0w NO sSI%
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Sat EIee Co 1927 eNth NV me- 00eS
eInsIl Clever Bat EIes Ser 2S06 Pa ~ WE 24i0
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Schools & COLLEGES

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice l4Os WI 2s49
SoydS School Of Sect 1888 r st NV ..... MA 9342
Miss Floods Kindergarten 1879 Mass ave nv
sat schscl Mech DsrtI:try 1901 g st n. NA :eG2 2
StanfisId Sect School 7IO 14th nw e. Of 1883
Southeastern UE;versity 1898 9 e Dw...MA $3.50
WhItmors Sect School l41O q NV. ME 1881
Williams inst. Of Music Sl3 1t NV NO $50
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Duty 1924 Vermont ave nw........NA &4S2
Ws,I.S s%nS.nsO SU @ 1S eIs ian ,stS I"s
HAme
Cess Realty Co 1405 Eve ct nv 49,. ma 1883
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ......... Dl Ass
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Printing & Engraving

Acme Printino Co 7Os 18th NV MA 1855
BoIand Social EH0r 1919 r Ct Suite COS MA 2944
Courant Press Inc 1859 Wis ave NV wWE 0300
Donu Press Ino 1913 goth uw ..,,, Ma 2I28
Gibson Bros Inc 1919 I & nw.,.,.,,.MA 1897
GoodhartS 1914 n At NV ........... MA SI72
The Law Reporter Printing Co Law Briefs MA 082S
Time
Modern Press 1918 9th NV ........NA 6s7s
Rhode island Ave Press 20e4 ave ue NO s468
W = Roberts Co s29 18th NV 49,. MA 4S94
Harry W Wade s1n King at Alex Va. Tel 1923
DUPLICATING
{ Bonnl 1919 r st NV .......,......ME 9S24
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Cleaners 8 Dyers
Laundries-VaIetS

A a n cIeanIne q owes CS 2O5l Ga Az De $3.50
AIIIed Cleaners Z Divers 93S Hamilton M 0E Sass
Rafeher Servics 2Os0 sT oW ~ c. 48S2
Rerr. a RIaka 1sa9 You a nv ~ De Si82
r evsrS SsoS 1ith NV ,..... .AD 62S8
I4th ST Cleaners Dysrs 2SlO IL CIV. Go sS7s
SSn Ssrvcs c,..r.r, A Dxsrs .ses u NV co ss27
SSrSvISrs cIssnsrs. I1vSrs SsIS l4th NV 40 6sS2
StratFord cI'rs & Dysrs 1901 N AZ NV co 76oS
Wakefield Cleaners Dyers 123 Ind OV DV MA 1854
RU0 CLEANING
LuwIR Rug CIeanInS Co 1725 1th uW.. Mo $3.50
Marx KsshishiaR 1914 Conn ~. V........... MA SSSS
VALET SERVICE
RIue Ribbon Valet SheH 4O9Is King gt Alex. Va.
Grand C'trai Valet ShOp 1342 ~ nv N { 650S
Tens Valet She's 1877 IS nv ..... MA 22o9
WIIkia'a Valet Service 1919 q nW. VA 644S
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Local Stocks

Washington Gas IS 1860, $1,000
Oils; $1,000@l13.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction SIS, $1,000
97A.
American Security and Trust
Company, 10@198: 100 1913; 100
1913: 10@19S; 10@198; 100 1893;
8@19S.
Annapolis and Potomac Rail
road IS, $1,OO0@9Oh.
Norfolk and Western Steam
boat, 1O@88; 4@88.
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CLASSIFIED
Automobile DesIers

Adans Q : ''PlymOutA.COed Cara ...,
addison ES lca" chsv sales inc 1lsY irving 1v 40 ii
BIIIhImeF & Palmer Ford Sales q
Service Spencer HyattsVille Me-. ..eR 20S7
eVluhtwssd Meter $3.50 &c ~ Hw.......9E 5S49
Chesapeake Auto Co 1102 18th 50 .......Ll 1878
Dixie Cab Association $50 n ss nW..ss.DE 4740
DenOhOS chsWOIst 1880 d 0W.."..ss..Ol $500
Emerson & 0EMe ~ o nw.......s.0l Si00
Nandley MstOr CO $3.50 Ga sv.....s"....A0 $3.50
Idesl Aute AuetleaserS 81 Eye HO..sss.ME 6l0S
D D JsrmaN 2Sl9 N NV no 20I9
National AUtO SaIsS 18th &c nW.o..Po OS2J
MSrtVn Mster CO l7S7 5OAnscD sv..... no 1854
Ssrry Psts MOter CO Chevrolet sales q ...
PsStIso saISs ' q ssrv Fleming Meter Corp 49,.
{ p steuarf inc l44O nv
Pontiac Sales q Service ....sss.s..o..OE $500
Used Car Ospt 1898 1A.....U..,s.ss...0E 4e0S
Used Car Oept 1891 N.......sos.ss.s.0E 4620
Northeast Branch l4l - ne.,ss..s....Ar 500
61jds shaw Roon i40i iil.......s...DE IL $500
OIds Show R0om SEQ ne ne............AT 6202
BraReh Steuart III u AT 62e0
efohImaR CheVrOlee S80H NJ NV we I646
r. L. TayIoP Motor CO ChsV Sales d Ser Used
walsh GIetop C. Fsrd eaIes Q Service
Aut0 Ser Silver Sp0s Nd 5000 Go AZ. .9M I64
West End Motor CO 2S1S N nw........ NO 96eS
WIseOnsln Meters % 3 n nw......ss..pE $50
AUTO TIRES
criSmORa Uss6 Tires 1919 ne
1Os's Used Truck AUts Tires 200 "
TyIer'S Tire she's 1903 10th NV NO SSSt
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Professional Services

colonie IrrIs Physiotherapy Masseuss .DI sO7I
Or A n Moore Chiropractor 1900 NV. MA 1871
Alec Oil Massage BY Grad Nurse ....... co 1884
Diagnosis Test Condition OF T. B........ co 9564
Feet Hurt? Improved Locke Method DI 640S
Or n W Harris Dentist 1912 You st NV NO 1852
Dr. j r Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
A James 100 Eve NV Scalp Specialist OF 8240
M loekhart Nasseuss 1llO 18th st NV MA 1858
Or McCIaren Masseur Kresge bldg Dl 64I2
Or Nelson tspecialistl A04 Yth Ss NV Treatment
free One weeks medicine Sl.00
Or seOtts indian Med Co I9n5 9th NV 20 SOS
Seals Treatment for Gentlemen -. u 1892
Wash Business Bureau 22s Bond BLDG Ma O72A
Or W A Cameron Foot spec 1917 18th NO S4S2
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Nssseuse Restful Treatment IL &04S
Parrish Evans Oav NurserV Permit 5l3 10 76SS
VETERINARIAN
z AURllN 30a4 NV , WE 1884 Alex 200S
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REAL ESTATE
Q HoughtOn q Co 900 18th nv -. 0t 7SS0
Cooperation Construction Leans, 1910 K 81. n. W..
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA. 1908
Tyler Z Rutherford 1890 K at NV. MA 0475-6
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2s05 Ga ave NV ..... CO 1870
Bethesda Personal Banker 69s2 wis az WI 1873
N Greenbaum 1904 Eye q pv.........ME S662
Directory
state Loan CO S30s r I ave M Rainier DE SSSS
PAWN BROKERS
Rossyn Lean Co RosslyO Va. wal SA80
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Electrical Service

Gem EIss Shop $40 Fla ave nw..... =. NO Ssis
Fearing EIee Co 1898 18th -. CO I425SM
KuehIins Loeksmlth & cleo 4th no u 279S
I4th St Electric Shes 1901 l4th nv . co i0s7s
Reliance Radio Co 1881 ct nv ......ME 74tl
Regal Flee Co $40 UpshuH Ct nv ...... co 1891
Smith s2O Howard I'd ss........ u eO2SR
Locate
{ Warren 1905 NJ q nv ......NA esSs
Watson Co co OA08 sve At 2i20W
Kent white El Cent 5o2 King st AIsx W. Tel .
whiting { HeFrity ll0e 9th nw.........MA 3Se2
Geo wOFmley SAT Fla ave nw.....s...A0 Ssis
LOCKsMITH
Jacks LOek Key She's 1l7s 18th aw. MA Ss7S
Try Ne Lock Co 2211 18th nv .... DE SS77
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Florists
Funeral Directors

eUNERAL DIRECTORS
Zoe . Bailey Co 227 < St nv 80. ..P0 GSAS
cornIsh & Cornish 1921 10th Dw 20 3734.2770
Moons Funeral Home 1922 Of Nv ......M NO 265e
John RhlHes Co 901 Srd ct ~ -. NE 9220
N WlnsOw Fillmore 2Oll lSth az NO 26SS
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Advertisements under this heading are
presumed to be from private individuals
unless the advertisement gives firm
name or a business address or states
the word Dealer" Members of the
public who find dealers advertising in
this column as private individuals are
arEed TO report the mSeter % The
Times for investigation.
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PIumbing-Heating

Charles 3 Brooms s14 st ns..........A AT S557
John HigdOn 1900 10th ne .......,P0 0229
Cali Sutton. req plumber 1909 o nv e. NO ss0s
Bob Vranich BIba & hta 1884 King q Alex Va
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Drug Stores

Eleventh OF PhaFmasy 800 II s..,...,,..LI II9S
FeOIeS Pharmacy 1901 Z nW............MA Se9S
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Moving & Storage

AH.stats Transfer Co local. long dist. Dl 572s
3 q w Transfer Co l342 " ct NV. NO 1904
Call JacksOn's Express Co 1O22 " d Ow 20 1898
v currss soss Nichola. svs 90. ..,....Ar m,2
Curtis Transfer 134O ct nv ........DE 1868
Davis Transfer Co 1878 East Cap Sk..... IL 1887
EagIe Transfer Co 1913 @ ct ne ..,,.,..NO 6642
EcklRUtoR Transfer Co 1918 9th 0e .,.. u S752
GordoH's 1899 18th IT. NV .,,,.PO e306
MuVeRs Trans G Storase 2nlO 9th NO $3.50
Neal SamueP8 Express 1881 goth NV ME 6363
Reliable Local MoVina 222 @ ct OO,,.LI 6i37
Rogers Transfer 1868 e No. s..........LI 977S
SwoffOrd 1919 5th NV w..........DE 0I90.J
SPRINGS & Sons 6os N sv NV w.,...., ME- 1924
Walker 1929 11th NV :. ..........DE 1883
wilkins Local Lena DI Co 400 King St Alex We
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc sos ave no .....P0 1859
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On Commission ROW
fRenr,nted from Yesterday


Quotations below. subject to change, are
average wholesale prices being offered to
buyers by local commission dealers.
t+s .aoa p f 1aGiass
Stevens, bu., Sis. Pears, Michigan Bart
lets. bu. s2.25; Michigan seckles, bu-, s.
Cantaloupes. home grown Honey ROCKS
Us, S. Plums. Blue Diamonds. bg; 81.
Watermelons Indiana Round, 3OG 4Oc
Apples new Indiana Jonathans. bu.,
sf.5591.5o; Grimes Golden. 6u si25;
Maiden MAIDEN Blush. sl.25Gi.s5; Wealthys. bu..
s1d1.1O. Lemons, 360s So. Grapefruit,
California seedless. Gas. IS: Lines. car
ton, lbs, zoe. Persian seedless per 100. g.
Grapes. seediess. $780,
Vegetables-Beans. green, round string
less, bu., $50. Beats-Home grown. doz,
Csc. Cabbage. home grown. ou. SOC Car
1ls-12s. crate SITS. Celery. Michigan,
washed and trimmed jumbo, doz. 65c; me-
dunn, doz. 45c; hearts. fats. sI;s5. Corn
home grown, bu, 81. Kale home grown.
bu 40c. Lettuce. Iceberg, California. best.
50 so; home grown leaf l5-lb. basket, s5c.
Endive. Ohio baskets. Soc. Mangoes. home
doz. SOC. Mustard. home grown, bu Csc.
Onions home grown, yellow. 5o-lb. bag. 81.
Som. s Ee d o9 s5c PEAS coo
RADIO. hamper, 81 60 Potatoes-New Jersey
cobblers, iOO-lb. bag. s1.so. Michigan
Round White, lOo-lb. bag. $40; early
oaroina Ou Jerseys 6n eet sl25 Radishss
Ohio buttons. 2-doz. basket 65c. Rhubarb,
out door. doz. soc. Sage. doz. 45c. Spinach,
New Zealand. bu. soc. Squash. summer
SH Ss ss dIs Is sss E sSss: . 'F'"n
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CAN COMPANIES SPEED
PRODUCTION SCHEDULES
New Method of Beer Packing Aids
Canning Industries.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Leading
can companies are attaining volume
production through introduction of
the new metal containers to be used
for beer. the Standard Statistics Co
announced here today.
Several prominent brewers are
showing interest in the new method
of beer packing to widen their scope
of operations. en- viSaging possible
national distribution eventually. Cans
of beer soon will be placed on gro
GERS shelves alongside of nationally
advertised canned foods it is be-
lieved.
Output of both packers and gen.
eral line cans this year will exceed
that of 1884 by a large margin the
report stated. Improved growing
condition for crops this year has
resulted in increased canning Of
various foods. Gains in industrial
activity also have reflected on the
general demand.
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OIL INDUSTRIES TAX
FOR ID YEARS SHOWN
Levy Upon Operations and Products
TOtaIed S6,9O3, PCS, ASP.
BIZ Times Special

~ imcS Spcci0t
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Taxes
levied upon the operations and
products of the petroleum industry
totaled S6,903 ,265, 432 in the IA years
ended with 1884, compared with the
induStry's estimated total earnings
of $2,462 ,039 974, the American Pc
troleum Industries Committee de-
clared today.
Final estimates place the total Lax
bill for 1884 at $1,036, 149,575, against
1884 estimated net earnings of 1884,
100000. The 1884 earnings repre-
Sented 220 per cent upon an invest
ment of $12.00O,O0O 900, and served
to increase the average annual net
earnings for the IA years TO 136 per
cent upon the average investment
estimated at $10,312. 731. 857.
Customers of the industry came
in for a large part of the tax DILL.
Gasoline sales taxes paid by con-
SumerS amounted to $735. 136, 1863 in
1894, this figure representing state
and Federal collections without in
Guiding county and municipal gaso-
line taxes. For the 14-year period,
gasoline sales taxes tOtaled S45l3,-
6S5. 533
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PRODUCE PRICE
TREND UNEVEN
Shipments Decline 100 Cars
Daily in First Week
of September.
By Times Special

ID ~ 1 tH6S SpGCt9t
WASHINGTON, Sept 14.-Sev-
eral large Eastern markets report
lighter supplies of produce and in
dications of higher prices for some
lines for the first ten days of Sep
TENDER, but mid Western markets
continue to receive rather liberal
supplies and prices are unsettled
with some declines, according to
report made today by the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Despite weather interferences in
many producing sections total car
lot movement during the first week
of the current month decreased only
about 100 cars daily. Decreases for
melons, peaches and plums were
more or less seasonal. Shipments
from the West coast and mountain
states continued active.
Potatoes moved in steady
volume, about 300 cars a day with
out much change since prices be-
gan to advance. Increases are eX-
pected as soon as digging can be re-
Sumed. Apple shipments are report
ed gaining, but still are lighter than
last season.
Onions, celery, grapes, tomatoes
and caulif1ower show moderate
increases in carlot movements.
Oranges, pears, sweet potatoes and
cantaloups moved in fairly large
and steady volume for the season.
In the price division more gains
than losses were displayed. Potatoes
have advanced from 10 to 40 cents
100 pounds in various markets.
Prices of onions, carrots and
beans increased in some sections,
while Western lettuce declined
sharply on liberal supplies and wide
range of quality. Chicago has re-
ported business quiet in many lines
and liberal receipts of fruits and
vegetables. including truck supplies
from nearby central Western points.
Trading has been slow at Cincin-
natl with receipts running light ex-
cept for motor truck supplies. Prices
are steady to firm.
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FILA OFFICIALS
DIRECT CLINICS
ON MORTGAGES
Aim to Demonstrate Many
Benefits of National
Housing Act.

By Times Special
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE
Insured Mortgage Clinics, now be-
ing conducted under the direction
of the Federal Housing Administers
ton in a number of towns and cities
throughout the country, are de-A
signed to demonstrate the many
benefits of the National Housing
Act to individuals. bankers and
builders. Administrator Stewart Nc
Donald declared today.
These clinics" Mr.. Mcdonald
stated. serve to bring together
property owners and private finan-
clal institutions which are in DO
Sition to extend credit for dwelling
construction, mortgage refinancing
and property modernization on a
business-like basis"
Toledo Case Cited
An example of the productivity Of
such meetings is seen in the report
from the first of the Model Insured
Mortgage Clinics. held in Toledo, O.,
Aug. 22-24. Indications are that
volume of business to date. result
ing from the clinic in the Ohio me-
tropoliS, is approximately 81 500. 900,
of which 100000 was in applica-
lions for insured mortgages TO
finance new dwellings.
In less populouS communities,
that is, towns and cities of less than
100000 population, the clinics are
likewise meeting with success, Mr..
Mcdonald revealed.
Directed From Washington
The clinics held in cities of I50,-
! 600 population and more are direct
ed by representatives from the
Washington Office of the Federal
/ Housing Administration, together
with local better housing commit
tees, civic organizations, and inter-
eSted individuals. The smaller city
meetings are conducted by state
representatives of the Housing Adj
ministration and local aids.
When a community has been Sc
lected as the scene of a clinic, notice
is given the citizens through the
press and a date named. The meet
ing is usually of three days dura-
ton.
The initial work of the clinic staff
is to acquaint local financial insti-
buttons with the purpose of the
meeting and to arouse their interest
to point where they will be in at
tendance, prepared to participate in
the clinic and to give immediate
service to any desirable application
presented.
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AUGUST CONSTRUCTION
SETS MARK FOR YEAR
Total Fourth Best on Record Since
October, 1881.

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Construc-
ton in August reached a new high
level for 1885. The contract total
in addition, the volume re-
ported for each month since Oc-
tober, 1881, with the exception Of
December, 1888, January and March
Of 1884.
Records made public today by the
F. w. Dodge Corp. indicate an
August contract total for all types
of construction in the 81 eastern
states amounting to $168, 557. 200.
During July the volume reported
totaled SIS, 257 500 while in August,
1884. only $119,591 300 in contracts
were reported.
August construction records
showed residential building con-
tracts of 4O,528, 300, non-residential
building awards of S58, 488, 500 and
contracts for heavy engineering
projects in the amount of s69, $40. 400.
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HEAVY PUBLIC AWARDS
BOOST BUILDING TOTAL
Construction Contracts Valued at
$S4,977,OOO During Week.
By Times Special

By IlmeS Specld'
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Heavy
public awards during the last week
resulted in a sharp increase in the
construction volume, the Engineer
ing News-Record announced today.
The total was reported at $34,977,-
900, Of which $3,966,0OO was private
and $31, oil 900 public.
Of the public construction, SILL
053,000 was Federal and $19,958,OOO
state and municipal. This compares
with last years total of $20,317,000
The increase over awards reported
in the preceding week is on a broad
base with the largest percentage of
gain in waterworkS, which total 81
151,000 sewerage and waste dis
posal, $3,942,OO0, and public build
ings, $8,494,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14
M'ADOO LAUDS
PRESIDENT FOR
COAST PROJECT
Allotment of $4,000, 900
Will Improve Central
Valley.
BIZ United Press


WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-Sen-
ator William G. McAdoo Cd, CALI,
said today President Roosevelt had
done a great thing" in approving
allotment of $20,00O,O00 from the
work relief fund to start work on
the long-range program to improve
Central Valley in California
Meanwhile, the Reclamation Bu-
reau, which is in charge of the al
lotment. began studies to determine
how and where the money would be
spent.
S14,OOO,0OO Expenditure
DR.. Elwood Meade, head of the
bureau, indicated the principal ex-
penditure would be $14,000,000 for a
dam on the San Joaquin River at
Friant, Cal, to store about 100000
acre feet Of water for five nearby
counties.
This means not only the begin
ming of the great work of conserva-
ton and preservation, but its ulti-
mate completion Senator McAdoo
said.
The great San Joaquin and Sac
ramento Valleys will be made secure
for all time upon completion of the
Central Valley projects voice the
sentiments of the people of Califor-
mia when I express their gratitude
to the President for the generous
allotments he has made to our state.
Will Absorb Idle
ut means continued prosperity for
California and the absorption of
great numbers of unemployed in
useful work"
Several projects have been under
consideration, including two canals
to carry the water from F'riant dam,
which would cost $6,O00,O00 Other
projects include the Costa conduit,
costing $2,5OO,OOO, to provide cities
in the Suisun Bay area with fresh
water as a result of encroachment
of salt water in the bay.