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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04
SALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

CORNER, CLOSE IN; z PMS. AND BATH.
h.-w.h.. cleo, zoned com, good condition;
excellent white tenant; rented at SAT so
mo; price only $3,75O: "a cash. bal. $50
mo. until paid, 2. A. CARNEY; attorney
sxSEIbEsT 1s SomsS iii bug
you a, 4-family apartment bldg. at, saw
ing of $1,000. Gas heat. cleo. refrigera-
ton: one square from school and bus.
Address Box 9S-A. Star office.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! BARGAIN, $500:
corner. first commercial !! rooms. bath;
oeh.1n d fS5 future Act today Can
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
=. Brick corner property containing 2
stores and IL apartments. at the inter
section OF bouleyards IN nearby Virginia.
per year; expenses very moderate. Priced
at $4,000: Full information upon request.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 st. NV. National 2345.
NEW. DETACHED. 4-FAMILY APART
ment. IN 5000 do northwest section; fully
oWn heat. Priced especially low at S14, 500
to net investor 30to on investment: 81 500
cash required. Call Mr.. BRANNER. Ma
tlonal 2345 or Adams 543!.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
p,r Near anor 18Th has sn &c Golum6ia I'd.
oond floor has rooms and bath. Rental
WAGGAMAN: BRAwNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye st. Metropolitan 1850.
NEAR PARK VIEW SCHOOL.
6-Room. Bath Brick House
Rented at S35 80 to White Tenants.
WAGGAMAN- BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
200 Eve st. Metropolitan 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

He lifted the dead warrior to shoulder and set
out for the village which had been the mans home.
But when the villagers saw that their kinsman
had been victim of the Taloned Death, strange
hush fell upon them, and even the bravest of the
warriors trembled,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04
RENT-DESK SPACE,
RENT-WAREHOUSES.

DESK SPACE OR MAILING ADDRESS IN
centrally located Office bldg. Priced rea-
sonable Phone Metropolitan $3.50.
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SALE-HOUSES,
COST $17,OOO-SACRIFICE
60 Q50

BY owner-e3l5 Goth st. NV Must
sacrifice ,semi;,detached brick containing z
rooms. glassed-in sleeping porch. bath and
completely redecorated. Sc
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

RENT-SUBURBAN
S55 Mo.-NEAR TAYLOR AND BROOK
vile ", :, rds.@.5-rm. and b. bunsalow: ami.
mod. imp. $3.50 as is Cheap places for
sale. N. E. RYON CO., 1916 N. Y. ave.
Phone National 1907.
S34 mo- Must be Christian adult family.
Apply 514 N. Garfield ST., Clarendon, Va.
BETHESDA. MD.-FURNISHED, NEW s.
room bungalow, everything modern:
Beautyrest mattress Lovely location.
Phone Wisconsin 4624.
l16 COTTAGE TERRACE. COTTAGE CITY.
Md.-6 rooms. bath garage: plenty of
2 pm.
$465O- UNFURNISHED-3O MINUTES
from Treasury. 2 rooms kitchenette.
dinette tile bath. heat. Milo Theater Bldg. :.
MR.. MILOR. Phone Rockville 1lO.R.
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FORD 1898 coupe-Practically new in
every respect: it was purchased only six
months ago and has had the best of care:
by purchasing this car you can save over
5000 price, S459. Smoot Motor Co.. 3342
NJ st NV Phone West 1880,
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

PAY CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE IF PRICE
is right. Give address Settlement Is
days: Address Box 415-T Star office. 6"
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME
white or ,colored. This ad is not for pur-
pose of obtaining listinRs E. A CARNEY.
phone District 45OS. 112G Vt ave.
another used house this week. What
have you to sell?
NJ. B. WEAVER,
District 334S. Cleveland 1914
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SALE-HOISES.

ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCLE-9
rooms and 3 baths: completely redecorated,
all new plumbing. cleo. floors. etc. Ideal
for professional or high-class rooming pur-
poses. Facing large, prominent estate.
Will deliver clear or finance to suit. Price.
S12 500. Phone District 450S.
AROUND THE CORNER FROM THE MON
aStery on Perry St. at 18th. Brookland-
Beautiful semi-detached, rooms latest
tile bath. all built-in kitchen cabinets.
stone fireplace, new hardwood floors. new
h.-w.h. oil burner. electric refrigerator;
finished. heated attic for recreation or
other uses; every latest convenience. Price
only $3.50. Clear: will finance to suit.
OWNER. phone District 450S,
1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE.-BUN-
galow, , garages, rooms. ANIL. INV. h.;
high elevation; now rented: will sacrifice;
excellent investment; 1876. Call National
T344. Mr.. FREY. So
EcELLENT NV. SECTION CONVENIENT
to transportation. stores and schools: new
corner brick. house: will make excellent
location for doctor. dentist OF, professional
will rearrange to convert this new home
frances; each apt will have tile bath and
modern kitchen. Priced al S9,750. it may
be acquired with a cash payment less than
$1,000 (your bonus bond can be used as
part or all of CASH; monthly payments
80 small that tenants in one fiat will afford
purchaser an opportunity to acquire this
fine home on extremely low monthly cost.
For appointment to inspect. call j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. INC. Cleveland BIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

CHEVROLET 1892 coach; excellent finish,
fine motor and very good rubber. clean in
terror Priced low at S24a: terms are
easy. Addison Chevrolet. 1897 irving ST,
NV Phone Adams SAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
Whether Car is Paid For or Not.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 18th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

SILVER SPRING. ACRE 131-FT
frontage on highway: 5-room, modern
bungalow; So 400 treduced from SS.5O0)
for quick sale: terms. Call Silver Spring
33-W.
paper: paved Street: 81 I50-ssO6 cash,
$40 mo includes int taxes insur 25
other BUNGALOWS, 5000 cash. E. N. LIGHT
ing bridge leaving Mt. Rainier going to
Cottage City. Phone Greenwood 1925.
S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. LOT 6Sx26s.
shade. garage. Price S6.50O terms. B M
SMITH. 24OS Columbia pike, Arlington. Va
Phone Clarendon 203S.
MODERN BUNGALOW. ONLY $3.50;
good lot: near cars stores and school
Large porch, beautiful oak floors, attrac-
tive bath. new gas range. nice kitchen.
cellar, furnace heat: in excellent condi-
ton. 81 Wells ave-, Edmonston. Md.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

3243 QUE ST. Nw-4,00o SO. FEET
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg. District 94S6.
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SO slightly used that it looks almost like a
new car; its tires. finish and upholstery
show no wear: Its. motor has been care
"OK. that counts" To the first buyer,
S329: it is Honestly Priced. Liberal
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co.,
1928 Georgta ave.
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FORD 1884 Tudor sedan; attractive blue
finish, clean velour upholstery; 90.hip :
safety glass all around very good tires.
A typical Square DeaI' car at $685..
Handley Motor Co.. Ford Dealers IA years.
1890 Georgia ave NV. Phone Adams
oveninpS
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FORD 1894 business coupe. beautiful black
finish. powerful and quiet VS. motor. spot
ed Winterized and Deodorized. Priced low
Tor a quick sale at 1859. L. P. Steuart,
Tn 1atb 81 Decatur 1900.
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SALE-HOUSES.


IN FoXALL VILLAGE-SIo. 800.
An attractive double front" home,
D and tWe Baths arse
porches overlooking the park. OIL BURN
Err, cleo. refrigerator fireplace and built
in garage Only few years old and modera
in every respect. Beautiful rear garden.
Good terms arranged.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST NV NATIONAL 2345.
S95O-A REMARKABLE VALUE IN
Marietta Park section of NV. 1t is also q
remarkable home. Detached on pretty lot. 8
ROOMS and > BATHS. 2-CAR GARAGE.
The basement has been charmingy con-
verified into one big RECREATION ROOM;
automatic heat. 5 rooms g bed rooms
and BATH on first floor; . good bed rooms
open fireplace; conservatory for flowers.
All in excellent condition. Phone for ap-
pointment BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

FORD 1885 Tudor sedan with Philco radio;
excellent condition. For immediate sale.
S1o5 Call Columbia 61S6-M
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WANTED-AUToMOBILES.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR

WILL BUY from private owner good four
cylinder Ford. Call evenings. l15 Ken
lucky ave Sc -
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

sECoND-FLooR SPACE. 3OxsO. PLENTY
light and ventilation. heat. cleo, water:
business center. first commercial Suitable
for ONCE or light manufa curing. Phone
West 2437: after 3 D.ra., Walnut 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

CHEVROLET 1892 sedan: mechanically In
fine condition. very clean appearance. good
rubber Splendid family car for only SIS
down balance easy Addison Chevrolet
l437 Irving ST n W Phone Adams SD.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

ralow. by April /: SO: modern conven-
fences. Address Box SEA-. Star office.
CULTURED COUPLE DESIRE HOME. 8
or more rooms. fur. or unfur.. for exclusive
guests. Cow. NV, tranSp. Clev 09l1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

FORD 1881 coach: good paint. good tires
and excellent running condition: depend
able economical transportation; S145. Po-
hanka Service, 1126 Goth st. NV. Phone
District 9141
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED
PROPERTY.
Will buy from 5 to 10 acres in the
vicinity OF 10Th st. extended OF. Mass ave.
must be suitable for erection OF Spanish
villa. Will be in Washington March ~.
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

DODGE 1898 4-door sedans: TO choose
from. This particular car will make
some, one fine piece of TRANSPORTATION
day and night; has ORIGINAL dark blue FIN
ISL. spotesS upholstery. allsteel body.
good tires. Submit your own terms Priced
today at S415. Stanley H. Horner Inc,
I'LL 14th st. NV, phone National 1851.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
SALE-SUBURBAN.

IF YOUR PROPERTY IS PRICED RIGHT
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN INC Met
1143). can sell 1t. Ask for Mr.. Allen.
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FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor sedan; has APP
pearance and mechanical condition of
new automobile, excellent, tires, Priced.
cspyto dG Motors 1nc 5 Pa ave-
Phone Lincoln O303. Open evenings and
Sundays
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CHEVROLET 1882 coupe-Not to be con-
fused with cars that have been driven to
prices" Our car is Al. fine finish, excel
lent tires. .spotless interior and it Is
Honestly. Priced at $3.50; liberal General
Georgia ave.
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FORDS and Chevrolets-1931 de luxe
roadSters. 6-wheel equipment. side mount
inFs, rumble seats and trunk racks; the
oughly checked and tires excellent; Sl45.
Your choice at Smoot Motor Co.. 3342
M st NV. West 1880. Open evenings.
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CHEVROLET 1888 master coupe-Refn-
ished in black Ouco; ideal car for per-
son wanting low cost Of operations, tires,
motor and upholstery, Al; get our terms:
Horner. Inc. I'LL 14th st. NV. Phone
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ESSEX 1882 sport sedan; radio. trunk:
has had only one owner; upholstery has
been protected by seat covers; original
black finish is perfect spare wheel in fem
der well. tires like new. and 1t performs
perfectly: S245: Safety Tested" Pohanka
Service. 1126 goth st. NV. Phone District
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300.
| NEAR 14th AND JEFFERSON SITS. NV.
Colonial brick s spacious rooms tile
bath. gas heat. electric refrigeration 3
porches deep lot lear garage. A very
350-HIGHEsr ELEVATION NE.
Semi detached Colonial brick six rooms
and bath. built-in garage. hot-water heat.
Cost owner about 50 500. Surrounded by
new homes selling for about $4,000.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
927 18th st. NV District 1411
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FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor Sedan-Factory
Cordoba gray finish shows not a scratch
or bump anywhere. Spotless mohair plush
interior. dual horns and matched tail
lamps; shatterproof glass throughout:
splendid VS. motor with low mileage is
like new; tires are excellent. real Re
newed and Guaranteed. automobile. S525;
Dealers IA years, 1870 Georgia ave. NV.
Phone Adams $3.50 Open evenings.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
Santa Fe Requests
I. C. C. Approval
To Acquire Line
By the Associated Press.

In a four-party application the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way asked the Interstate Commerce
Commission today to approve the
acquisition by it of the Fort Worth &
Rio Grande Railway as authorized by
the United States District Court FOR
the eastern district of Missouri last
July 81.
Joining with the carrier we're the
et Louis. San Francisco & Texas Rail-
way, the Gulf, Colorado g. Santa Fe
and the St. Louis-San Francisco Rail-
way.
The petition asked the commission
TO approve and authorize the follow
ing:
Acquisition of control of the Fort
Worth & Rio Grande through pur-
chase from the trustee of capital
stock, first mortgage bonds and in
debtedness for advances made by the
trustee.
Purchase by the st. Louis. Francisco
e. Texas Railway of certain proper
ties of the Fort Worth g. Rio Granoe.
Lease by the Gulf. Colorado a.
Santa Fe Railway of all properties OF
. the Fort Worth & Rio Grande except
those to be purchased by the St.
Louis, Santa Fe & Texas.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

q, GtHIGAGo: AGO September II R.-tunited
1000. Including 5000 direct: steady 70
Wsdn naGe iewer: spots around 10 lower than
WS,9neSdays ,, average: extreme ton 1O'T5:
4ni 9nik ns9 ns99o;300 pounds. 1O.25a7O: most we'll
Sows. 6.60a9.5O DoAA
p Cattle. 5000: calves, 800: absence of
kosner killing weakening factor on Veishty
asa and sSsers hssr snd better srade weiehy cows
sst ea with VII n, yearlings and light heifers frm
and d aesra; aese; COWS barely steady bulls strong
xetsbt9 agS aoWtnsrrn; stntrT best yearlinsS I0S5:
Suns pSSunds; n strictly choice mediumweiehts held
fed steers, 90OaI 90 with with lower eoe sraSes SS
srIIs srfIIssy and n ashort-fed kinds 675as 80:
mostly $50 down: stockers steady at 5.25
d sn;2q with better grades 7.25 up to 500
:. .h Sheep 1000, including 500 direct: fat
hieher eoo ,n s,nlc active; 2S and gore
ssns.. sFsns eSS5a5o; best held g.sOa66 and
Mont; Montana range ewes. $50: scattered ma
tlves: =. .0Oa5O: feeding lamb supply limited:
undertone firm.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
MACHINERY SALES
WELL ABOVE 1896
Large Backlogs and New Orders
Assume Activity for Rest
of Year.
Special Dispatch to Ths Star.

Special Dispatch to Tbs Star
NEW YORK, September l7-Or-
ders and shipments of industrial ma
chinery during the eight months to
August 81 ran far ahead Of totals for
the corresponding 1885 period.
Large unified orders and q high
rate Of incoming business assure sat
isfactory operations during the rest
of 1896, as well as indicating better
than average sales increases for early
1887. according to Standard Statistics
Co. Of New York.
The present trend toward increas-
ing use Of modern machine tools
is being fostered by the need to re-
place obsolete industrial equipment,
demand for greater accuracy, desir-
ability of replacing slow. cumbersome
machines with new, faster models,
which require less plant area and fewer
attendants, and changes in products,
necessitating machine tools of ad-
vanced design.
During 1s34-5 the automotive in
dustry was the largest purchaser of
new tools, but reviving industrial
activity in the current year has
greatly stimulated sales to the fab
ricated metal product manufacturers
and has fostered additional buying
from the automotive trade and farm
equipment manufacturers.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
STORE
GAINS PREDICTED
10 Per Cent Rise Forecast for
1886 by Fenner & Beane
Review.
81 eciaI Dispatch to The Star.

sItclal Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 17-Not-
withstanding the great recovery in
sales and earnings of department
stores from depression lows, the out
look for further improvement is
highly encouraging, and indications
are that the full year 1886 will show
10 per cent sales increase, as against
1885, with an even greater improve
ment in earnings, according to the
F. & B. Industries Service. a fort
nightly analysis Of % industries pub
lished by Fenner IL Beane, New York
Stock Exchange flrm.
Rising employe income and in
creased dividend distributions are the
two factors most stimulating to de-
partment store dollar sales, the sur
vey states.
"A 10 per cent increase in sales may
carry 1886 department store profits
to within Is per cent of the income
levels of 1929" in the opinion Of
the report. Much improved operat-
ing conditions in the department
store trade suggest that as much
as 20 per cent Of sales increases
may be carried down to net income.
The heavy demand for seasonal
as well as general merchandise ham
died by department stores thus far in
1886 has virtually obviated the neces-
sity for markdowns; prices for retail
goods have been slightly above 1885
levels: quality merchandise. yielding
better than average gross mark-ups.
has been in heavier demand than at
any time since 1890; wage costs have
been well controlled"
Evening star., 1936-09-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, september i R,-Poultry,
live 10 trucks: steady: hens Ala pounds
up. 10; less than 4,a pounds, 16; LeshoIn fEI,
outh and White Rock, ! s; colored, 16: less
than pounds. Plymouth and White Roek,
16: colored IA; bareback chickens 13:
LeshOrn chicken, "A; ROSTERS, a; ;o. Leg; ss-
ducks. 4ia pounds up. IA: young vhits
ducks. 4l2 pounds UP, ID; young colorec.
IA; small white ducks. IA: small coloreo.
IL: old geese IL -: young. ID; Plymouth
and White Rock broilers. 10: colored. Is.
Butter, 9.s5s: weak; CreameryMspe.
extra firsts (9O-9D, 32a4a33l7, firsts tsS.
Sg), 3134a32: standards 800. centralized
carlots, %. Eggs, 6.203: steady. prices
Potatoes. 20: on track. 1914: total United
States Shipments 674: about steady: SUP
Idaho Russet Burbanks. q S; No. l. heavy
to large. 80: u. s. No. = o.n5; practically
free from cuts and clipped ends, . 20na3o;
waShington Russet Burbsnks. y. s. No. ].
:.7Oa75: combination Grade. . so: U. s.
No ., 40: Colorado Bliss Triumphs, Q.
8. No l, 23Oa55: Red McClures. o. s. No.
/ o65 wisconsin Cobblers, o. s. No. !.
few sales EOS: Bliss Triumphs;, parity
Graded 200: Minnesota Cobblers, y. s. No.
l. 2.10: partly zraded. 100.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK, September II R.-Fed-
eraI Land Bank bonds:
{0uo. atoms AZ of o'clockO
Births Reported.
EraI and Nellie Peach, twins.

Erai ana Nellie Peach. twins.
:ns sr:nle, ,nS .pf fu. wsr1 b, sssa essn boz ss,
Joseph and Josie Long: boy.
HeIzie and GLADYS Shelton. boy.
Henry and Roxey rleming. boy.
Irnatius and Clara Mcdonnell, girl.
swanson and zens Cor. girl.
Thompson and Anita Simpson. boy
Harry and Ann Shenk. boy:
Charles and Sophie Ebbecke. boy.
joseph JOSEF ana and Inn Jennie sisisSs sisas. Soy Soy
Daniel and Alma Goodacre. boy.
Oliver and Agnes Smith. boy.
James and Alice Herbert. boy.
Samuel and Alice Bel. girl.
GEORGE ana Catherine Carter sirl
Wylie and Clara Porter girl.
Samuel and Mary Riley. girl:
Maurice and Esther Ellis girl.
John and Ann Cross, boy. -
Lloyd and Ann Traynor. boy.
Francis and Emily Mandala. boy.
Edward and Muriel Cousins. boy.
Charles and Ruby Picard boy.
Waoe and Helena Akers. boy.
Louis and Lois Anthony. girl
Francis and Louise Mudd. girl.
Charles and Helen Mckay. girl.
Thompson and Anita Simpson. boy.
Pasauale and Marie cstaiano. BOY.
Saynard and Helen White. boy.
Francis and Louise Mudd, girl.
John and Marsaret Yakel. boy.
Angelo and Stella Fransoulis. boy.
William and Evelyn Pignone. boy,
William and Ida Brown. girl.
Elvood and Irene Ridgley, girl.
Winston and Eleanor Ours girl.
william and Lois Sudwsrth. girl.
Ethan and Edna Rettstatt. girl.
George and Maude Gray. girl.
Michael and Maryruth Apperti. girl.
Edward and Anna Hall. girl.
Thaddeus and Naomi McQuer. girl.
MaZberry and Rosetta Russell. boy.
William and Doris Cain. girl.
Evening star., 1936-09-17
Marriage Licenses.

''fs Haven n?!icn sess q snc aoos es'' st.; +;
Jean II. frommeyer' - %. Cincinnati. M
Ohio; Rey; a; c, Oliver. r.. ,a,s =.
hG:;a y s'Sson l. sa1 's sa.sss 5:
and Hattie 4. oiyinss ia $50 Harvard
Assa ss.on n't'sers ss Of 'ns SIS 8.
rrss:i,ss ?sssaSIss :, g. and Nellie 81 F.
S.r;cn g. Rev u. A. oGsn = POOR. 81 ore''''ne Park
o': s. w:sa g e. 4ss sss {. ~: Rev! sas
Norman M nfs'iss r. Beard. 81. 41os Hayes st. ne
and Ruth N. Hancock. 1s 1921 Boule-
ward Aye sse.mss se; Rsy; H 4 Kent Ken louis. "
Pavley. "a. both OF Gaithersburs, Nd;
r. B Tucker.
Hoz.iS rs1 sass e and sE ziysSsth ya9s T.
Alisss ai1P0c 1898 t.,: sssrissn s,ss s.
va.; o Rev. A. /. Healy. ~ A
Eizassth bet Richitt; Mts,,dn: 1S 5la Somerset
Gerald +. coifn. Ss: Is 10th g. ne. and
Veronica z. lie Tourneau. "A, Hebbing.
w;a and Hssn < Lis, III ST. sasS
NJ r.; Rev. C. 8. Biggs
C. B. Phillippi. 20. and Eueenie Herman.
e both Of New Orleans; Rev. Charles
Nathaniel Grosman. 80. 4e1 irving St.
and Lorrie Silverman. %. 1866 Park
wood pi.; Rev. s. II. Metz.
John waiter So. 1925 r st., Sc, and
Selma M. Hough. 35. 1704 10th st. Sc;
Frederick sx r. r. wills. "a. 41s B st. ne.
and Gathering N. Scott. 1s. SIS e
Ieonid.s on Ss n. ss smith j.. 20. is1s 1eth s. :.
and GLADYS I: Mobley; %. s61 26th st.;
Easyvorth smith. IS. I715 14th st.. and
Anna N. Even. 10. Wilmington. Del;
Rev. D. e. Wiseman.
Luther Hennigham. %. 1627 10th st.. and
Pauline Bddleman. 20. ASA LIST st.;
Rev; John ,!6n chtl6s, ~ Al p,.re. ., and
Msr9sret r. whitehead. IL. 641 " Callan
st. ne; Rev, John Childs;
Alfred D; slade % s3o th 4gth e. ne' siS snd
y. ]. Key. n
Evening star., 1936-09-17
MOVEMENT Of ORE
IS DOUBLE 1885
Loadings for First IS Days
OF Month Climb to &c.
888 Cars.
BY the Associated Press.

BY Inc Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, September IL
The movement Of ore from docks to
furnaces this month continues at
about double the rate of a year ago,
Herman Griggs, manager Of the Ore 6s
Coal Exchange, reported today.
Loadings for Is days of September
amount to 26,888 cars, compared with
1921 in the like period last year, a
gain of 13,167.
Dumpings of bituminous coal into
vessels at Lake Erie docks is holdin;
about II per cent ahead Of last year.
Loadings for the season to September
13 total 2S.235 .466 tons, against "a
927. $40 tons last year
Dumpings for the week ended Sep
tember IA included 1,212,7S6 tons ct
cargo coal and 44,731 for fuel, a total
Of 1.257,517 tons. This contrasts with
1.067 ,851 in the like week a year ago,
an increase of l89, 666 tons.
Confirming recent estimates the
Daily Metal Trade today says:
Based on current lake shipping ac-
tivity. the movement of iron ore from
the upper lakes this year promises u
total around $4,000 900 tons"
Evening star., 1936-09-17
STEEL PAY ROLLS UP
IN SOUTHERN AREA
Half Year Total Reaches Nine
Millions Compared With ST.
100, 900 in 1885.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, September l7.-In the
first six months of 1886 pay rolls of
80 Southern iron and steel plants
totaled $4,000. 900. compared with
about S7,100,00O in the like period
year ago. the American Iron g.
Steel Institute said today
The Southern steel-making district
comprises the area south of Mary
land, West Virginia, Kentucky and
Missouri and includes Texas and
Oklahoma.
Near ample raw materials such as
iron ore, coal and limestone. the main
division of the steel industry in the
South is completely integrated and
equipped to produce almost every
type Of product, the announcement
said.
Hoops, cotton ties and baling bands
are prominent products which can be
produced In larger quantities in the
South than In any other district Of
the country, the institute said.