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LOST ads taken until IL 80 a. m for the
same days Times; till midnite for the
next mornings Herald FOUND ADS
are published ENTIRELY FREE OF
charge Republic 1894
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ESKIMO SPITZ. white. maie You ST. N.
W. vic. Thursday; Pat: reward. DE.
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SERVICES
FREE THEATER TICKETS

To The EARLE Theater
Bring this coupon. a clipping of any ad
you answered in this column and paid
receipt of 81 or more within days after
it was signed by the advertiser, TO the
Hcrald-Times office. and receive EN-
TIRELY FREE guest ticket to Warner
Bros Earle
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TxterminatOrs

ALTERATIONS, all kinds. Specially on
fur coats. $50 F St. n. E. .-
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MoToRs-A. G. and D. c.. new and used.
Repaired exchged. Carty, 1908 14th NV.
ALn.-l..z-a LnInIi..n-
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Personals

IA Personals
ARTHRITIs (sINUS TROUBLED, muscu.
lar pain, sleeplessness treated by Physlo'
therapy. Walnut 1921. Ewes. RA. $3.50
BETTER Health Studio-Colds and chronic
pains treated: trained nurse. PO. 472l
CHILDREN boarded by nurse healthful
surroundings; large yard: reas. SH. l462
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED while you
wait. Modern Dental Laboratory. Room
5O2 Westory Bldg, 14th & F NV. NA.O77d
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you wait
EMERGENCY DENTAL LABORATORY
COS 14th N. W.. Room 902. Tel. ME. 1888
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated by my owr
method; results effective for lifetime
or money back Write for booklet. DIR
soMMERwERCK. 1855 Columbia Rd.
l WILL not be responsible for any debtI
made by anyone other than myself.
HOWARD P. REYNOLDS.
NURSING HOME-Fine old 2O-rm. house
nicely situated; day and night nursing at
tendance; highly recommended; have de
lightful rm. for elderly couple, eonva
lescent or rest case; moderate price. 1855
Wyoming Ave. AID. 1929.
ORGANIZERS. CREDENTIALS
AMERICAN SECURITY ASSO.
BOX J-30. HERALD-TIMES
REDUCING TREATMENT, hourly nursing
colonies. 1922 18th St. N. W., Apt 3.
SCALP TREATMENT by appointment
Hrs, o a. m. to z p. m. daily. NO. O369
SCALP TREATMENT-Exper. operator
white; hrs. 81. For appt. call DE. 6229
SOCIAL INTRODUCTION BUREAU
Times. or DU. 3249 bet. 9-12, 1908.
Martha Taylor Hughes. Box PHO, Herald
"The Helpful One"
GRACE GRAY DeLoNG
SEES! KNOWS? TELLSI
MISREPRESENTATION
Consultation Fee. $1.00
Psychic Message Council HoTse
Free Private Auto Parking Space
Phone Metropolitan 1894
mo Racial DISCRIMINATORY
3S YEARS LICENSE IN WASHINGTON
PSYCHIC MOTHER TO THOUSANDS
CARLETTA pR76G2c R7GHG
Clairvoyant-Astrologist
WITHOUT A QUESTION SHE WILL TELL
YOU THE OBJECT OF YOUR CALL
Gifted with clear-seeing mediumistic abil
ity since childhood-HOLDS THE KEY TC
YOUR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS-HON
TO TURN SORROW TO JOY-FAILURE
TO SUCCESS. HOW SEPARATED MAY
sstance on all affairs of life, love, court
ship, marriage, divorce, separation, busi
ness, domestic changes and harmony
TELLS NAMES OF FRIENDS OR ENE
MES. SEES EVERYONE. OPEN SUN
UNTIL P. NJ. DOWNTOWN. Low FEE
Studio, 922 18th St. N. w,
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BEER TAVERN. rest, colored, $500, half
part payment. II H. St. n. E.
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PLUMBING-Jobbing a speciality. Reason
ably priced Work guar Gal call a ATlsntle
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Cement Work

CARPENTRY, asbestos shingles siding,
painting porches inclosed. garages, fences
built. Reasonable prices. DI. 675S;
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Motor Travel

FoUND-Male poodle. in Petworth. Cal
Columbia 2O4S-J
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FOR lost or wanted animals apply Animal
Rescue League. Il o St. n. W NO. 573O
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COCKER SPANIEL-Male; buff; "Brucie.
Monday p. M; reward. WOodley S946.
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PADDOCK PICKS
LATER ON FOR
PIMLICO FINALE
BY PADDOCK

PlMLICO, MD, Nov. IA.
LATER ON has turned in three
good performances at this track.
Drops into a soft spot in the final
event tomorrow. He breezed half
mile in 81 2-5 as his final test for
this. With Johnny Longden rid
ing he should prove the days
best bet.
FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds the Fin
lagen; purse, $1,000; furlongs.
Cody ......11S Balkan War. 112
aMaroc ...... 112l Lackawanna lis
Gaona .........112 Zenana .....,. .
Shall We Dance. Ills Hardihood Jig ~
avid Irish 1O7I Puzzle Dance. lOS
Also eligible
aJolly Flag LIZ
al. W. Y. Martin entry.
ZENANA was closing strongly IN
her last outing here. Breaks from
outside and if hustled may win
opening event. BALKAN WAR,
third recently, drops six pounds
and may do plcnty of running
CODY won his last in fast time
SECOND RACE-Two-year-old claim
ing; purse $1,000; mile and 10 yards:
Predestined .115 Bass Wood IL
Ellacaw ...115I sunny Rose IL;
Blue TtntS ..1l0IX w INNING Mai n =
xaEuuestrian lib Foxshade IL
Sir Khayyam ...118Top Man .......1lt
Lady Timarole .115IGame Chaser Ill;
Also eligible
EHeavy Mist lilo ;Lyconna .......1l$
Nanymor ......11S Trim Rigging lis
aKing Ranch-Jouett Shouse entry.
PREDESTTNED was outmatched
in his race in the Futurity last
Saturday. Drops down among
own kind and with Seabo riding
should win this heat. WINNING
MARK turned in powerful race
last time out. Over 5his route he
appears second best. BASS
WOOD from the Bradley barn is
ready to run. Worked mile in
l:44 here.
THIRD RACE-Steeplechase; 4-year-
olds and upward claiming; purse $l'O0O;
The Patapsco; ~ miles, ~ a,
Prattler ........152I cSteel Dust 80 -
xaBelI Man Briar Blue. II ~
xxcEdeemont ,137lxxClaQue .1SI
Promoter .141I
al. F. Adams, ir., entry.
cJohn Bosley entry.
PRATTLER is mighty conSis'
tent jumper. Turned in five good
performances lately and needs
only to retain his footing to win
third race. PROMOTER, second
in last two starts, gets pull In
weights and seems the contender
BELL MAN may hold well under
his light impost.
FOURTH RACE-The Dulany Val
ley; three-year-olds; purse. $1,000; fur
longs
Slow Motion .1O7IxGalapas ......10S 0S
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SPITZ. white, male: Kelly: tag 1858;
vic. Southwest: reward. DI. Sls3:
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Ash. AUIU IhA Ell SEhV.-SHdre
exp. plan. 1130 18th N. W. DI. 0SS9.
WASH. AUTO TRAVEL sERv-share
exp. plan. 113O 14th N. W. DI. O9S9.
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STEPS walks. retaining walls. stucco. flag
> stone; free estimates jerry Il; 264scm
DresBmakinG
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Plumbing and Heating

oS PaperinE, scrapnE and Painting GO
pO Special Price On This Week w
Bedrooms DEC. 1S41 --Liv. Rooms
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EXPERT SERVICE-AIl work guar Calls
answered promptly. Small charge. District
Radio Co 1925 Ge Ave n. W. AD. 2l24.
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BUSINESS opp.

BEAUTY sHoP-Good N. W. location: !:
modern, up to date; good steady Glen
tele wonderful opportunity. Box J-17.
Times-H Herald
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LOST-Masonic ring: diamond in center
of setting; black border around setting.
Reward 5005 7th Pl n W. GE SSOS
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MOtOra

Tol SOIL, manure. fireplace wood; reas,
prices. Landscape work a specially.
W. 8. TRAMMELL ME. 420S
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CAT black, female: invalids pet: Oct. 10
400 10th N. W: rev. DU. 1912.
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WRIST WATCH-Man's Hamilton, vic. g
w. University; reward. RE. 3O6S.
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Landscape Work

INsULATE YOUR HoME-Free estim ates
Hudson Supply & Equipment Co. DI: 1910.
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MEN 80, good appearance, some sales ex-
perience; promotion; can earn $50 week
and more; sales dept, large newspaper.
See Mr. Goldman, Hotel Houston, 910 E
St, Rm. s11, As p. M, Mon, 10 a. m.
sharp Tues
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WIRE hair terrier puppy. female, strayed
from 40 Toll House Rd., Silver Spring,
Md. Reward. NO OPAL. or SH. 2207
WRIST WATCH-Gold Swiss, chain brace
let; S5 reward. Ii. 4Os2.
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NEW AC-DC radios, S5.95 up; open til 12
p. m. Radio & Music Store. 1928 14th
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General Repairs

GEN'L HOME REPAIRS-Painting. paper
ing, flooring. etc. AT. 5106.
Home improvements
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Music Machines

MOVING. storing. rug cleaning. 1917 off
Mullen's Transfer & Storage. NO. $3.50
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PIANOS-We're closing out a large stock
of reconditioned uprights at deep cut
prices and on the easiest terms in the
city: Cameron. $50; Singer, S25: Brew
ster, $50; Shoninger. $35; Estey. $40;
Ricca. $50; Knabe, $40; ChiGkering. $50:
Fischer (small sizel. $3.50 Mason &
HamIn, SI5O. Easiest terms in the city.
Republic 1890. THE PIANO SHOP, 1015
Seventh ST. N W
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False Teeth Repaired

WE EXTERMINATE all vermin. Guar
safe. no odor. reasonable. Ii. 1904.
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FUR, red fox, So; black seal jacket, $5:
Superior electric ironer. So velvet rug.
9xI2. SIS: rag rug, 7x9, So: rug, sxl0.
$40; Anglo-Persian rug, 4 412x712, 81;
bookcase. $40. AT O9O7. lib C St. n. e.
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DIAMOND SAPPHIRE RING-REWARD
DUPONT 1895.
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AccordiOns

DROOp'S 1900 New. fresh stock; vart.
G st GUS models, $40 so up
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IRISH SETTER. red, well feathered. pet;
vicinity Wesley Heights, Fri, Nov. IL !:
liberal reward. Call EN-. 0564.
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LOST & FOUND

BLACK and white English setter. male
vicinity Georgetown Hospital black fac
an, ears, 2 large black spots on body
well feathered pet: gun shy. Wise
3504. Reward
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Fur Repairing

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
while you wait" Delivery serv. Bluefort
Dental Lab. 1928 Chestnut St. WI. 579e
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GLADSTONE Bag. brown, initials IN G B."
Personal value; reward. RE. 1922.
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PLUMBING & heat. Weld. rep. SO OFF
Walter Mitchell. Alex .30S0
Radio Service
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Camera Repairing

WASH. WOODWORKING CO.-Millwork
lumber plywood, wallboards. pine color
bent beaver boards 912 4th NV NA.5624
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FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you wait.
EMERGENCY DENTAL LABORATORY.
COS 14th N. W.. Room 902. Tel. ME. 1888.
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PAPERING bHSse bKSSm's ssS nm up Also %n2ts Da,nt.
ing: reasonable Mr. Meek. DU. 1929.
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OFFICE FURNITURE-Large selection of
used pieces Low prices. H. BAUM &
SONS, 616 E St N. W.
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POLICE DOG, puppy, female. about 4
months old. Apply 700 Eye St. N. E.
RETRIEVER-Al black, male: collar and
tak 7543. reward North 1347.
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MAN

With car for outside sales work. Call
WEst O791-J tonight from 6-S p. m. for
annnintnnnnt
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Building Material

LUMBER, millwork. roofing tnsulite Muir
ply & Ames. Phones WA sO96 Falls
Church lS0
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SHEET METAL mechanic for air condi.
tion duct work; steady. DO NOT APPLY
UNLESS FULLY QUALIFIED. 1910 9th
St. N W
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MAN for coffee route. T. to S45 first
week. Automobile given as bonus. Write
Albert Mills, 31O4 Monmouth, Cincinnati,
Ohio
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CHATTEL NOTES
Purchased. Bob Hollandcr, MET
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PIANOS-Sale Of Knabes taken over from
Kits after the insurance made their
adjustment on the recent fire. 1925 Knabe
spinet console now 1906 $500 Knabe,
small mahogany, now $565; $1,045
Knabe, walnut, medium size grand. now
$3.50. All in absolutely perfect condition
and the latest models. New piano guar
antee. Easiest terms in the city. RE.
1890. The Piano Shop. 10l5 seventh
st. N W.
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Carpentry

CARPENTER work. guaranteed, geneI
repair, u price. painting. DI. 6479.
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everything is in very good condition
most like new. EASIEST TERMS IN
THE CITY. Such fine makes as Everett,
Cable-Nelson. Knabe. Estey. Wurlitzer;r
Chase & Baker, LeMar. Mason & Hamlln,
tusedD Chickering tusedl. Fischer. etc.
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1918
7th St. N. w.
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BYRON'S Radio Service-Electrical appt-
auces rep'd 42l5 N. Fairfax dr.. WA. 22l4.
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SOC RADIO SERVICE-9O-day guarantees:
tubes, 29c up. Fogleman,s. AT. 1677
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MACK's RADIO HOSPITAL =.
719 A St. N. E. Ii. 1918
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OFFICE desks; Govt surplus, $40 up. Il.
Baum & Son. 616 f N. W.
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Auto Body Works

Z. C. ARCHER, Jr.-Plans for every type
building. 215 Fla Ave. n. W. DE. 434s.
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Coal, Wood, Fuel

$3.50, = ; delivered. Augustus Cox. oxon
Hill. Nd. across District line. AT. 5000.
COAL, Wood and Fuel OIL Best price.
Lambert's. OK. 0640. Immediate delivery.
COLONIAL Anthracite Coal-Fuel oil,
wood. Quick serv. VIM. B. Johnson. Ii.
26l9.
WOOD. SIP cord: $3.50 4 cord: $4 y
cord: Alaska-Hufnagel Coal Co. Natl
6SS5: Jackson 1000. day or night.
WOOD-Firepl: well seasoned: any length:
$3.50 cord. 81 so half. Del. HI. 0025-R.
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Typewriter Repairs
Miscellaneous for Sale

ELECTRIC RANGES-New G. E.: $65 al
lowance for your old electric range. Dist.
Elec Co., No. l Dupont Circle. DU. 5000.
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DINING CAR-In District does $500
profitable; S4,5OO down 1908 n st. NV
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CALLING ALL CARS-Riverdaie Cara
fixes them in . iiffy HYattsville Al
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INSTRUCTIONS

ACCORDIoN-The most popular instru-
ment OF the day and the easiest to learn
10 play Why not learn yourselfp It's
not expensive; $1.25 weekly pays for
Nat. 1928. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
corner 18th and G Sts,
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GAS sTATIoN-Sells 5000 gals. monthly
rent, 500; 81 200 down: real bargain.
100S H St. N W.
HARDwARE.PAINT sToRE-204 Carroll
Ave-, Takoma Park. sH. 2209.
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rs situations-Men g. Women

MAN. colored, janitor. porter. housem an,
dishwasher, dependable. ref. AT. O948-J.
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tary. desires position requiring RESPONSE.
bllity and ability; experienced in finance.
commercial business; will travel excep-
tional references. J. D. Martensen, Bur.
Hngton Hotel. Telephone District Ss22.
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CONFECTIONERY shop. down.
town: sacrifice for quick sale. MET. 9616
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PIANOS-After the insurance company
made their adjustment we took over all
of the pianos that were on the floor of
tho Kit Co. at the time Of their recent
fire and are closing them out at deep-cut
prices. An unusual opportunity to pick
up fine grand, spinet, small upright or
console at real saving. No junk
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PAINTING papering. roof: guar: reas
Z Smith. l724 Webster N w. AID 700.
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SituatiOnS-Men

BOY, colored, wishes work as porter
nights. Lin. 3S21-J
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. plas-
free estimates, 3516 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2065.
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COMPLETE permanents, $3.50. NE. 4404.
Shingle Beauty Shop. SOC 18th st. N. W
ANGELO'S Beauty Shop, 81 permanents
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Beauty Shops

WINTERIZE your car; gen. auto repair
ing. Billy Cole, rear l13S goth n. W
nj Q51Q
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FRUIT and vegetable stand doing $3.50
week gross business: cheap rent, very
Florida Mr.. Heitmuller, 1890 No. Moore
St.. Rosslyn. Va.
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QUILTS. beautiful. handmade, exquisite
workmanship; flower garden. Temple de-
signs. SIS. 1850 Eastern Ave, TAX, DC.
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rs SituatiOns-WOmen

WAITRESS SS-CHAMBERMAID waiter. Dor
ter. hotel cleaner, counter man. DE. $3.50.
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ROOFS installed. repaired asbestos side
walls: Bird : Son material: 3-yr, pay
ment plan.
AMERICAN RERooFINe CO.. INC.
1913 14th St. N. W. col. 1851
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GIRL. colored. wishes morning or evening
18th St. N. W., Apt 1.
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Boats

CRUISER, hunting cabin type. exc fish.
ing; 32hx1O. Ideal! Fully equipped:
Ford motor; Al condition: sacrifice,
$500. walnut S697.
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COLORED-1st class cook; all or part
time: general housework. NO. 7169.
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CLARK & SPARROw-The best for less
Work guar RI 80 H ST. N. w. RE. 1923.
Auto RepairinR
Evening star., 1938-08-02
GOOD CROP FORECAST
IS MADE IN CANADA
Grain Is Ripening Rapidly in
Provinces, Montreal Bank
Saws in Report,
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-"Canada
has reached the actual commence
ment of the harvesting season with
the prospects still good for generally
satisfactory crops in every province
OF the Dominion" the Bank of Mon
treal states in its weekly crop re-
port, just released. In the prairie
provinces grain is ripening rapidly
and it is expected that in Manitoba
harvesting will be general next week
in districts where crops are not so
far advanced, general rains are needed
to aid filling
I'm Quebec the weather has been
ideal for most field and fruit crops,
all Of which are making good PROCESS.
In Ontario harvesting of grain crops
Is well advanced, with satisfactory
yields in prospect: other crops are
in favorable condition. Tobacco has
made excellent progress.
I'm the maritime provinces wet
weather has caused loss during the
harvesting of heavy crop Of hay;
other groups are progressing satis-
factorily.
In British Columbia q continue
ton of hot weather has cut prospec-
tive yield below average In quantity" "
Evening star., 1938-08-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Aug. lF.-Butter. L.
45q.3O5: steady. Creamery: Higher than
extra, 26A-27h4: extra to2 score>. 259.-
26h; frsts tss-9D. 1926; seconds ts4-
81, 19Ia-22la.
Cheese. 2e7. 300: irregular. State, whole
milk fats. fresh fancy. 1915. Other
grades unchanEed.
Eggs. 1887; about steady. Mixed
coiors: Special packs. 23a..25: standards,
23H; frsts. %: seconds. 2O-21: mediums.
2Ol2; dirties, No. l. 19H: average checks.
whites: Resale Of premium marks. 81
33. Nearby and Midwestern. premium
marks. 2SA-31: exchange specials. 1925.
Midwestern. exchange standards. 24Ha-25.
Nearby. fancy mediums, 27a-31. Nearby
and Western. exchange mediums. 26la.27.
Pacific Coast. jumbo and premiums; 34A-
81: specials. 33Ia-34: standards. 321a-33;
mediums, 29h-30.
and western. special packs. 27h.
Duck eggs: Fancy. 1924.
Dressed poultry irregular. Boxes, fresh,
chickens, broilers. 1924: fryers. 14-21:
roasters. 1928: fowl, 36-42 lbs... l4-19;
4S-54 lbs, 1921; old roosters 1512-16;
other fresh prices unchanged.
Frozen: Old ROSTERS. boxes. 15h-1s;
turkeys. Northwestern. boxes and barrels
21A-36.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
s. T. c. LAUNCHES
ALLEGHENY PROBE
Accuses Firm of Making
False and Misleading
Statements.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission ordered
late yesterday an investigation Of
financial statements filed by the Ale
gheny Corp. top holding company of
the old Van sweringen rail empire.
The commission accused the cor
poration of having made false and
misleading statements" in financial
statements which were filed in con-
nection with various s. E. c. registra-
tons of the company's 5000. .000, 900
worth Of securities.
A hearing was called for August IL.
The commission asserted that cer-
tain charges which properly should
be made to profit and loss or earned
surplus have been made to capital
surplus"
These charges. it said, were bond
discount and expenses amounting to
approximately $5.00O,00O and net
losses realized during the years 1881
to 1887. inclusive, on the sale of in
vestments. amounting to approxi-
mately 100000.
$29,612,125 Loss Cited.
The commission also declared that
loss Of s29,6l2l25.15 resulting
from the sale of certain securities by
Allegheny to the Chesapeake g. Ohio
Railroad Co. was not taken up into
the accounts for the years 1882 to
1887"
AS a result OF this alleged handling
OF these items, the commission said.
the companys balance sheets sas at
December 81. 1884. 1885 and 1886
show an earned surplus in the amount
of approximately 100000 and as at
December 81. 1887. an earned surplus
in the amount of approximately $12.-
100000 instead of a deficit in the
earned surplus account as at Deem
Der 81. 1884, 1885 and 1886 of approxi-
mately s55,000.000 and as at De-
cember 81, 1887, of approximately
s45,0oO, 900"
The commission added that the met
loss for the years ended December 81,
1884, 1885 and 1896 is understated and
the net profit for the year ended De-
SSAASCA ~, AOo'. lS VScIStdtEU Dy dp.
proximately s275,000 in each year be-
cause Of the failure to follow periodic
amortization plan in writing of bond
discount and expenses
Townsend in Charge.
The commission named Richard
Townsend to conduct the investigate
and appointed Smith W. Brookhart.
jr.. to be chief council in charge of
the case.
Brookhart said that should it be
decided after this investigation that
some action should be taken against
the company. another hearing would
be required.
Such action, he said, might lead to
suspension or delistment of the COM
pany from stock exchanges. Brook
hart said the investigation would in
volve all Allegheny securities now
listed on the exchange.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Aug. 2 H9.-Hasiness was on
sans sodsy ser s'G. &c bsnf Soasx
Price movements were marrow and ifregu.
lar. Industrials closed with modest im-
I parity with New YORK. oiit.edxed a isSves Sves
were steadier.
PAR1S.-Bourse issues were heavy in
throughout the list 1t the close. Govern
ment bonds and banking shares were ir.
REGULAR. The international. group vas the
widest loser Sues Canal dronped 27b
points and Royal Dutch SO. Bank Of
france declined 126 points.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
CURRENC|ES EASE
!. IN NEW WARSCARE.
Heavy Scramble for Gold
Depresses Pound and
Other Units.
AZ the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Political un-
rest in Europe and Asia brought
sharp repercussions today in the for
eign exchange market. In London
there was heavy scrambling for gold
by continental hoarders.
The British pound sterling and
other leading European currencies fell
to new lows for the year or longer in
New York. Sterling went to $4.90h
In early trading, OF 1915 Of cent
from yesterday.
At London the demand for gold
boosted its price to the highest point
since April IL, 1887.
The metal reached pounds sterling,
I shilling and 8 pence an ounce zap
proximately $34.64 currently. Conti-
mental hoarders bought f1,544 900
worth.
LONDON. Aug 2.-The United
States dollar gained 3-l6 cents on
general buying in foreign exchange
trading today. The unit closed S4.90h
to the pound, compared with overnight
New York sterling at $4.9l 7-l6.
The French franc ended 1872 to
the pound. against 1876 yesterday
PARIS. Aug. 2 P).-The United
States dollar ended at $500 francs
(2.755 cents to the france in foreign
exchange trading today. In contrast
the franc was 2.760 cents in New York
overnight. Exchange on London,
1913.
In the bourse per cent rentes were
1850; AIS a." 1915; 412s. 1897,
l33.45.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
DAILY OIL OUTPUT
SHOWS BIG DROP
Average OFF 33,488 Barrels.
Oklahoma Fields Cut
Flow Sharply.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, Aug. 2.-Production Of
crude petroleum in the United States
decreased 33,488 bar. daily dur
ing the week ended Ju4. 30 to q daily
average Of 3,3l5,890 barrels, the Oil
and Gas Journal reported today.
Oklahoma decreased 1880 barrels
daily to 422,625. East Texas increased
670 to 439, 1885, but the State of Texas
declined $500 to 1,392,150.
Louisiana increased 4.l19 barrels
daily to 269.426. California dropped
1890 to 650,250 and Kansas de-
clined $3.50 to 153,975.
Eastern States. including Illinois
and Michigan, declined 1905 to 1877
564 and production in the Rocky
Mountain States was OF l,040 to
1920.