Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1922, Page 17

-_i;etf NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office N.Y.Cub M (Quotations furnished by the Associated Press) INDUSTRIALS. 1 igh. Tow. 2:00. e B Open. High.' Low. Close. | Adams Express. % | Ajax Rubber. . 512 £5 500 Rrit-Am Tob cp.... Pac Development. . 5400 Buddy i Pan-Amer Pete. Pan-Am Pete (B) . Pennsylvania. . + Am Beet Sugar. Penn Seabd Stee}. . | Pierce-Arrow. . Am Ingernational Plerce-Arrow pf. Am La France ptd Am Linseed. . Am Locomotive. Pitts & W Va. Pond Creek Coal. .. Am Ship & Com. Am Smelting. . Am Smelting pf. Am Steel Fdy. Packard Motor . &3 Packard Motor pr 200 Peorlexs Motors - Producers & Ref. Pullman Co. . Punta Alegre. . PureOll.... Rand Mines. Ray Con Copper. Am Sumatra Am Sumatra pf Am Tel & Teleg. Am Tobacco. . Ani Tobacco (B). . Am W Wks 6% pf. 700 Radio Corp pr. Remington Typr. Rep Motor Truck. Reynoids Spring: Revnolds (B). Reynolds pf. Royal Dutch. St Joseph Lead. St L & San Fran St Louts Southwn St Louis Sown pf.... Santa Cecilla Sugar Saxon Motors Seaboard Air Line. Seaboard AL pf... Sears Roebuck. Seneca Copper. Asso Dry Goods 80 Dry G 1st pf. . ssoclated Oil. 10 Tmperial Oil, 100 Tilinois Pipe Line. Atlantic Coast.ine Atlanta Bir & Atl.. Atlantic Fruit Co. . Atlantic Gulf. .. Austin Nichols, 13 S 400 St Oil of Ken new 05% INDEPENDE) 200 Aetna Con Ofl. 0 Baidwin Loco. Balto & Ohlo Balto & Ohlo pf. Barnesdall (A). Barnesdall (B) . Beechnut Packing Beth Steel (B) Booth Fisherles. Bklyn Edison Bkiyn Rapid Tri yn Rap Tr ctfs. Bklyn Union Gas. Brown Shoe.. Burns Bros (A)... Burns Bros (B) . Butte Copper. . Butte & Superior So Porto Sugar Southern Pacific. Southern Railway. Southern Ry pf Spicer Mfg Co Stand Ol of Calif Stand Oflof N J Stand Oll of N J pf. Sterling Prod. Studebaker. .. Submarine Boat. Superior Ofl. . Sweets Co of Am. <hing_Petroleum. .05 2600 International 00 Keywtone J500 Maracatbo Oil...... 100 Muiland Ol Mex... 1000 Meridian Ol 2 California Petrol. . California Pckng. Callahan Zinc Canadian Pacifl Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motor. Ches & Oaio. Tenn Copper. Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulpl Texas & Pacific. . Texas & P C & Oll ‘Third Avenue. Tobacco Prod. i Tobacco Prod A. | Tobacco Prod rts. Trans Contl Oli. Chi & Alton pf. Chi Mil& St P. 4000 South Pet & 7 | Atlantic Refining South States Ol Spencer Pet Corpu Union Pacific pf United Fruit. United Ry Inv pf... United Retail Strs. U S Cast Ir Pipe. U S Food Prod. U S Indus Alcohol Chile Copper. Chino Copper. ..... CCC&StLpf. Colo Fuel. ... Colo & Southern.... Columbia Gas. Columbia Graph. . . Columbia Graph pf. Comp Tabulator. .. Cons Cigar. . . ConsGasof NY... Cons Textlle. . Vanadium Corp. Va-Car Chemic: Cont Insurance Corn Products. Corn Products pf. Cosden & Co. Wabash..... | Wabash pf (A) Wells-Fargo Exp Western Pacific Western Union. Westhse E & M. . Wheeling & LE | White Motor. Cuban-Am Sugar-. . Cuban-Am Sug pf. Cuba Cane Sugar. Cuba CaneSpf... Davidson Chem. Howe Sound Co. Independ Ld Mines. Kerr Lak Willys-Overland. Wilson Company. 129% | Woolworth. .. . Worthington Pmp. Del & Hudson Del Lack & Wstn. . Dome Mines. Dupont (E. L).... Eastman Kodak.. Electric Stor Ba Elk Horn Coal. Endicott-Johnson. . 100 South Amer P & G 1000 Bpearhead HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS, 13000 Success 100 Tech Hughes . SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reporte2 by Kedmond & Co.) 700 Tuolumne Copper. 00 United Eastern. Famous Players. .. A Famous Players pf. s iy A Alumipum Co. of Amer. 7s 1925 American Tel & Tel. 65 19 ‘American Tel. & Tel. Gs 1924.. American Tobacco Co. 7s 1923. Anaconda Copper Gs 19290, . 1 Anaconda Copper T 1024 Anglo-American_O!] Armour & Co. ' ‘2 Alliea Packer 6s etf. Gen Asphalt. .. Gen Asphalt pf. Gen Electric. Gen Motors. . . Gen Mot 6% deb.. Gen Mot 7% deb. 7.3 Am Lt & Tr 99, 90 3 1m-§." xms Canadian Pacl ;. & Copper Export pe: Cudahy Packing Co. 7 u Toa B. F. Goodrich % Goodyear T. & R. Guif Ol Corpn. Kansas City Terminal s Kennecott Copper 7t Libby, McNell & Libby s M., St. P. &£ 8. 8. M. 6 Gray & Davis. Great Northern pf Great Nor Ore. %% | Greene-Cananea. .- 104, { Guantanamo Sugar Gulf States Steel Hartman Corp BuaF e e e M Charcoal Tron hic Tn Sta 5 Sam S £323252828 av el Hupp Motors. Hydraulic Steel illinois Centra!. 1llinois Central pf.. 9 : i 2 : 2 9 10 0 & 923 Electric 7s 1925, Westinghouse E. & M. 1 Called Bept. 1, 1932, t 100%. {Called October 1, 1922, at 102, — TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished by Redmon b a Lib, MeN & Lib 7s 00l Acme Tie v " 2 PEFFFFFER FPAFRE Interboro Metro. Interboro Met pf. Intl Mer Marin Intl Mer Marine p! i Intl Paper (sta). 5i4s September 15, Invincible Oil a8 October 16, i be: JonesTea...... . Kansas & Gulf Co. iKansas City Sou. Kayser (Julius) | Kelly-Spring Tire. Kelly-Spring 8% pf. Kennecott. .. Keyttone Tire. Kresge (S8).. Lackawanna Steel. Laclede Gas. i Lake Erie & W. Lee Tire & Rubber. ! Lima Locomotive. . Western Electric alBuonuandBarang ®| bt % Baragua Sug T4 Can Steamship City ‘Monteviden Kiog Serba Croats 8 9514 [T ~aBhRam 6% | American Sumatra Dividend ., 3%...Aug. 31 bept. 11 P - dug. 25 Sept. 1 onal Cloak & Sl - LEATHER EXPORTS GAIN. Leather exports in June reached the since September, according to official of leather exported during| June zmounted to $4,539,711, contrast- ed with $4,369,3251 in May, and $5,41. 525 in September, 1920, which was a Exports of finished leather belting totaled 88,909 pounds, valued at $123,159, whereas in May amounted to 95,08 SHIPPING NOTES. Inland Steamship resumed freight between Philadelphia and 100% | Norfolk, abandoned three years sgo by Clyde Steamship. The Furness liner Hoosac £8% | at- Philadelphia after what claimed to Be a record voyage for a freighter 4% | from London to Philadelphia. Aver- age speed for 3,085 nautical miles was 13.5 knots. Chirtering of American steamship 58% | New Britain, belonging to Black Dia- for a voyage to Europe, with a full cargo of grain,|ost 31 to 37 points in the first hour makes her the first American steam-|of the session. October fell oft ship to compete with foreign tramps in the grain trade for years, it is said at Philadelphia. Todd Drydocks at Philadelphia will convert the Mallory liner Medina and Clyde Line's steamship Pawnee to oil { Lorillard. .. Louis & Nashv! { Mackay Co: - | Mackay Cos p! alack Truck. Mack Truck 1at. | Manati Sugar. Manhattan Elev. .. { Manhattan Shirt. Market St prior. weighted average price of all leather exported during June was 27.5 cents, compared with 29.1 cents for May. | Exports of all upper leatner, except patent and side upper, registered a slight increase over May. All classes atent upper leather, with the excep- tlon of horse and colt, also showed BMaxwell (A) Maxwell (B) Muy Dept Stores. . . 121 Mcintyre Porcu. .. Mexican Pete. . Mex Seaboard Ol . v Mexican Sebd ctfs. 20 ! Middle States Ofl.. 12% mond Steamship, classes oak-and union were the only ones that showed a decrease. especially sheep and lamb, displayed a marked decline, harness and saddle leather, rough belting, fancy, case. bag and strap also siumped. owever, registered considerable im- The Canadian Pacific Line out of B. C.; Admiral Line, out c Mail Steamship and Toyo Kisen Kalsha, out of San Fran- entered a reciprocal agreement by which passengers on any of these lines may ‘eommodations to any o 1jnes to suit_convenience. PARIS BOURSE FIRM. PARIS, August firm on the bourse today. Three cent rentes, 58 francs 70 centimes. ‘London, 54 francs 26 cen- e-per cent loan, 76 francs The dollar was quoted at 12 francs 18% centimes. cleco, have * RALEIGH, million dollars have been assured Tobacco Growers' Co-Operative by | Nevada Copper. banks of North Carolina, South Caro- lina and Virginia, according to Oliver J. Sands, president of association. .J. North American... % urer of the association, om Florence, S. €., been secured fr tate. to meet the operative markets Nat! Conduit. Y Central. - N Y N H & Hartforc 31% Norfolk & Western. 116% §2 33357835 H. Craig, tr North American p1 #% Northern Pacific... 7% change g times, v 156 centimes. sy u35Eaaue,8 gaggeesyy n opening of the co ; Recsived by Private Wire Japanese 4s. . Japanese 2d ¢ Lyons 6: Marsellles Mexico 4s. Mexico 5s. Mexico 5s lari Netherlands & Norway ¥ % = 100 Prague (%s ct. 84! Queensiand 65 1% e Lio de Janeiro 8 Rio de Janeiro 8srcts.. 9% % 9 Rio Grande do $ul 8 - 1! Sao Paulo, State of, 100% 7 Seine, Dept of, 2 Solssons by 2 82 Swiss Conted s f ¥ usk Utd Kingdom 5538 '£2.. 100% 1 Utd Kingdom 5%8'29.. 109% 109% 1 i Utd Kingdom 5%8°37.. 14 1% 104% MISCELLANEOUS. . wh 9% Wk L 104h 104 144 | Am Agri Chem i Am Smelting 1st 5s. Am Sugar Ref 6s. {Am Tel& Telcltrds... % W% % i Am Tel & Tel cl tr b win Am Tel & Tel cv 6 115 16 Am Wriung Paper §: wh % Anton Jurgenscv 6s wi szl 8% &% Armour & Co i%s wh Atlantic Refining 6535, 1% 106% llfi’? rnsdails{8sB....... 103% 108k 108% Bell Tel Pa 7 Bethlehem S iCan Gen Elec deb 6s. Central Leather o Cerro de Pasco $s. Chile Copper 63 Chile Copper 78 Colorado Industrial b8 Cuban Am Sugar ds. Cuba Cane Scvdeb $s... %% 9l 9% Detroit Edison ref 68 Diamond Mutca sf 7%S. Du t'ont de Nem 7%s. i W% Dugquesne Light 68 Emoire Gas & Kuel T 98% Fisk Rubber 8. ........ 106% 106% 106% Framerican 1D 7%s.... %% % 96% % | Goodrich, BF, 6%s tc...102 1wk 12 Goodyear Tire 88 01% o1 101 Goodyear Tire 8s'41 ek 16 U§ Holland American s £ 89 88% Humble O& R5%swl. Iw 10 100 . 6% 6% . By Y E6Y .15 105 16 inter Mer Marine 6 Inter Faper 1st58 B. Kayser (Juiius) 8¢ 7! Kelly-Springtield 5 Liggett & Myers 78, Manati Sugars 7 Marland Ol temp 7 . 116% 116% 116% nz uz 12 9 8% % New England Tel 33 wi. 8 NYGELH&I'S New York Tel 68 1941. New York Tel 6s 194 New York Tel 4148, Pacific Tel & Tel 58 Pac Tel & Tel 58 ctfs. Pan-Amer P&T 78 01 101 101 u% 8% Sharon Steel Hoop . W% %% W% Sinc Crude Oll 5%s. W% 98l ¢% Sinclair Ol 7s. ... L Wh W W Sou Porto Rico Sug 7s... 101 100% 101 Stand Ol Calif 7s. 103% 8% 108 11% n {USSteelsf5 , 104% 0% 100% 98% 10646 109% Wilson & Co 18t 6 100 ] Wilson & —_— COTTON MARKETS. NEW YORK. Aygust 4.—There was a turther decline in the cotton market {2% | Den & Rio G con 48 107% | Virginian Ry 1st 5s. Philadelphia Coref 68 A. 99% %% 9% | Wilson & Cocv 6s. 102% 102 1€2% | Wisconsin Cent gen Direct to The Star UNITED STATES WAR BONDS. RAILROADS. High. Low. Olose. High. Low. Close. 1 | Ldberty 8%s, 188247.... 10104 10094 1088 | Atchison gen da. wy s Liberty 2ud 4s 192742... 10052 10052 10052 |Atlantic Cst L 1, Lo 9 .6 Liberty Yot 4i4e 103247, 10140 10124 10134 |AtlanticCLL &N % 8 M% Liberty 24 4% 102742... 10060 10052 10088 |Balto & Ohloprin3ys. o6 ©% 9% 70% | Liberty 3d 416 1975....... 10063 10052 10084 | Balto & Ohilo goid ¢s % ol Liberty 4th 4%s 103538, 10183 10128 10132 | Balto & Ohio cv 438, % Victory 4%s (called)....10054 10048 10050 | Balto & Ohto % 89 Vietory 4%s 1923....... 10090 10088 10088 :l‘ltg& Ohlo 100% "‘”‘.% FOREIGN GOVERNMENT, STATE [gso ;v"v' :l':::g- = ;‘ ot AND_MUNICIPAL. Bklyn R T 75 *31 of o 2 B High, Low. 2% | BkIR T 7521 ctfs sta . 18 100% e 1% 100 1% UL 106% 0% 0% 106 Cei 101 101 1 % 8% c % :”: 'hes & Qhio cv 5s. %% 4 | Chicago & Alton 5t W% B CB&Qistref s 0% 101 100% | %% ot & Eage 11 g 8 i) 1o | ChiGreat Western 4s.. &% €% % i|CM&EStPret4shs..... 61 4 6% W |CM&BtPovs. ....... T% 5 T4 | CM& 8P s 1sss. - 0% e % = 5 o o -1 I’I:/' Cleveland Term 6 %! ‘ s | Colo Southern ref 4%s. ‘uba |Dutch ETs 16 % | Cuba R R 1ot oot 15 French Govt WL | Del & Hud cv a. French Govt 7% % |Del & Hud534s.. . Den & Rio G 1st ref 6s. Des Moines & Ft D 4 Erle & Jersey 6s. Grand Trunk s f deb 6s. . Great Northern gen 7s. Great Northern gen 5% Hudson & Man ref 5¢ Iil Central 5%s. Interborough-Me! Inter-Met 4 %8s ctfs. 12% 12% Inter Rapid Transit s 6% 6 Inter Rap Trev 7swi 16% 6% Inter Rap Trés wi . Int & Gt Noradjéswl.. 62 52 2 Iowa Central ref 4i KanCFtS&Mis Kansas City Sou b Lake Shore 45 1928. Lake Shore 4s 1931. Long isiand ref 4s. . L&N 1st &ref 5% Market St Ry cons 51 Michigan Centraldeb 4s. 95 & 8 Min&Stllstref MK&T4sB. 0% 6% T MK&TprintsA . 8% mMh Bk MK&TEsC 7w 9T MK &T idj 58, Montrea Tram 1st ref 5 Mo Pacific gen 4s. N Y Central deb 6. N Y Central ref imp 5s. 3% Northern Pacitic 3 . 66" 68 6 Northern Pac 5s temp. [ 1% w8 North Fac ref imp 6s. OreShort Lrefis....... 132 ®% 4% Ore Short L con 58°46... 104% 104% 104% Ore-Wasa 1st ref 4 Paris-Lyons-3ied 6. Pennsylvania gen 4 %: Pennsylvania gen 5s. Pennsylvania 6%s. Pennsylvavia goid T Pere Marq 1st 58 San Antonlo & A P 4 StLIM&SR&G 4s. SLL&SKprin4s...... T% 3h 8% StL&S¥prinss. a8 StL& S ¥ Inc 68, Y% T B StL&SFOiWksB. el StL&SFprinés. « 0% 100 100 StLSW 1st 4s. Seaboard A L 4s (sta)... 59% 59% 69% Seaboard A L adj 5s. p 99% | Wabash 1st 5s. . % 9 2% | Wheel & L E con 4s. B Tlt %% Wheel & L E ref 4 €9% 68% 6ok wz | FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRICES SHOW VARIANCE | CHICAGO, August 4.—Market prices |} for potatoes, peaches, apples and sweet potatoes declined, while canta- loupes held steady to firm in most markets, and watermelon values were well maintained in extreme eastern cities, but weakened somewhat in|{ ¥ midwestern markets, according to the report of the United States bu- Teau~of agricultural economics for 110% | the week ending August 2. 107% | Home-grown potatoes. helped to supply liberally the leading cities and 104% | the markets were slow and weak. ‘Watermelon markets have been! well supplied, and a generally steady tone prevailed, although some stock - | PATENT OFFICE DRAFTSMA! n howed slight declines. Cantaloupe prices were steady to during today's early trading. Liver-|qarm. ~Supplies were light in most pool rallied from an early decline, but| eastern markets, but liberal in Bos- the opening here was L to 12 points|ion and other cities. lower urder overnight sellt, orders rices soon broke to net losses 2nd P ko 40 points under continued | nog 158516 | Jiguidation of long accounts. New Or- < Pcach markets weakened under supplies, and closed slow and emand for early apples was lim- leans eelling here, presumably againat |y .q’in most markets. Prices declined hedge’ selling in the southern marke! and scattering pressure. All stop or- ders were uncovered on the break, Which extended to 21.07 for October, and 21.17 for Daeemtbedr, but these ices evidently attracted some cover- [ cand the market rallied 15 or 20 tures opened 21.38; Decembér, 21.4 March, 21.26; May, anuary, 21.41; 20 bid. ». t | for Delaware and Maryland yellow and red varieties. HUNDREDS OF BUYERS. in K of | t : Record. Payable. "i!:" from the low et dy: October,|Second Day of Georgia Tobacco | firceisr Bew accounts. 1415 G Market Is Satisfactory. Reports of showers in the southwest| MACON, Ga., August 4.—Satisfac- a little more general, and a feel- ror® as expressed here that there were better prospects for & tory prices were paid yesterday, the second day of the Georgia tobacco In the hot. | raricets, according to reports from re dry spell, which probably promoted |gifferent buying centers. Hundreds the early decline. A little more trade ot buyers are blading for the offer- buying was reported, as prices ap-|ings of growers. At Tifton more than hed the twenty-one-cent level, Bowever, and the market showed rath- er = steadier tome later on covering 000 pounds were sold at an av- ‘age of 30 cents, top prices hclns cents a pound. Highest price pai | CARPENTERS, experienced, | identification CLERK, oxpe ry | willing 'to" work hard. ~Apply 532 Sth st. e 2 81% s1% 5,3‘.];&.-" work nnd good working conditions. methods inda: 3 9% k.‘hfor‘“." everywhere. in your spare time, day or night. Get full pariicoiars, Columbia’ Sehool of Draftiag, {14th and T | OFFICE BOTY, ADAMSON’S ADVENTURES —Not Much of a Sacrifice. WANTED—HELP. MALE—Continwed. y WANTED—HELP. FEMALE—Continued. _in_applying for cmployment. 0 ROOKKEEPER. experienced; preferably obe who can use (ypewriter; retafl lumber yard. Address Tiox 203-D, Btar office. BOOKKEEPER - ACCOUNTANT, perienced ; married man only considered: xalary, §50 week Interstate capable BOY, strong; must have references. J. Holober, 615 £ st. n.w. BOY. age 12 10 17, who wishes fo pay hiis way throiigh school and_college while liolding good position. Ady ar office. BUSTIELMA work. _Apply 1o uniform Address Box 4' tar office. CARP) 'ER! union, inside tr! UarTy road n.w. between Columhir road and nfer | place, near_18th_and_Columbi: CHATFFECR wanted, colored, Lionest an 4 lisble. at once, ‘wiih hackinglicense and | A CHAUFFEUR wanted, ~colored, ~well —— e 3ty Bonts | ¥, Appiy ath | & Prone L o 1721, 4% | CHAUFFEURR for Black and White taxics must have reference and identification ca d White Taxi, Oxford Hotel, enced vegelable and grocery: DRIVER, experienced, for Ford delivery; ref erence. Tth st I Hea S L, EGG CANDLER, experienced. Apply 205 7 st. n.w. o once; _experienced man or 2320 1 . now. Adams 1124. ELEVATOR OPERATOR, evening work. Ap- iy Slopeleigh Ct., Cona'ave. and L. between | p.m. ELEVATOR STARTER, exper permanent position to ‘capable man: must be | wetween the age of 25 and 35. Address Box | 266D, Star office. NEER, white, D. C. . Address E: of -town manager. 422 Oxford blds._ work sround ice cream Iy between 4 and and confectionery store. Ap) uritan Co., 8104 YOUNG LADIES (Catholic) for cceptionally plexsant work: experie; . Call 810 a.m., 4-6 p.m. 8 Friday and Baturday. Georgia ave. MAN for responsible office position: e and have some OUN must be quick and sccu ddress Box 291-D, eping experience. fee. BPECIAT, AUMMER RATES for an_evening shop and driving course for o1 lesmen. mechanics and For information write Dept. B, ¥. M. C.'A. Automobile School, 3 o WANTED—By the Baitimore & Oio road Company followiag rallroad mechan! 70 Cents Pe: Hour— Sleet Metal Workers. Blacksmitbs' Hel Bheet Metal Worl Electrical Workers' Helpers. Carmen’s Helpers. Passenger car repairers and Inspectors, 70 i cents per hour. have kad some experience in me- fesued by ted States Labor Board July 3, new ng employment are within' their kebreake: well as legal right to ral in raliroad service, and will bave protection of every branch of governmest, both state ks, Ea men!_Supervisor. 117 G b. SALESMAN—Established firm, dealing in high-class real estate, have opening for a clean cut, in- I telligent and energetic salesman. | Sales experience in real estate desirable though not essential. i Strictly commission basis. Must have automobile. 346-D, Star office. Address Box FORD ~ MACHINIST — Want __experient emschel Motor Co., Inc., 113 No. St. Asaph . Alexandria, Vi 5 FOREIGN TEADE EXPERTS Are fn great demand to handie America's growing foreign commerce. Attractive salaries to those who qualify. We train you and as- sist you to a position. Call at 610 Btar bldg., or phone Maln 509.. Opea until § p.m. = GROCERY CLERK, experlenced: must be good butcher. Victor Market, 1ith and N sta. n.w. [ SALESMEN wanted; $100 a week to men who produce re- Call Room 412, Bond bldg., Mr. McCann. Auto Metal Worker. Must be experienced on all classes of auto- mobile metal work. ACME AUTO TOP CO. 1421 Irving 8t. N.W. pearance and experience OD8 MEN_Sates all _ department : uncrowded ols, bs. apartment Beld: fine living, quick advancement; our X employed by n even! Call rticulars. Lewis Hotel Traini School, 1874 New York_ave. n.w. 36 MAN, young, white, about 18 years old, to make himself generally useful in commerclal business: one who is mot afraid of work. A dress Box GO.E, Star office. X MAN experienced in selling hardware and paints; temporary. Apply at once. 627 Up-! s n.w. MEAT CUTTER, e Apply 2028 14th st. - .- I8Y_ MEAT CUTTER, experienced. Apply Rosen- thal's, 284 Upshus s - 6 MECHANICS wanted rmanent positions n for rallroad mechanics: will pay ‘ti xperienced, In grocery stores e g fo; good living conditions: wages tanderd, ~Address P. 0. Box 1067, Pitts- a, MEN—We can train you in salesmanship and lace you im a position where you can make ! Big money. One raw recruit joined us two June earnings were $185; Jul. $465. being offered are tie best, in old-line compa- es paying good dividends. 500 Edmonds bldg., 911 15th st n.w. > MEN—_Become a first-class draftsman 1n 8 to 9 months through special individual irstraction class corporati intelligent. Union Carpenter with truck: steady work. Co.. Inc., 921 15th st. n.w. STOCK SALESMAN. proven ability we have most attractive Mr. Ewing, 725 Albee bidg. SALESMEN Iron Clad Garage SPECIAL exam., Aug. 9, wpecial & afternoon and evening. Tuition, §5. Ci ice Preparatory School, s.e. cor. 12th and ¥ sts. _Fr. 2080. = Learn—MILLINERY, DRERRMAKIN PATTERN DRAFTING, DESIG Established 1852. SALESWOMAN. A woman with executive ability, capable of bullding and training a sales force. Thix in ar unusual opportunity for a woman of expes rience. Apply by letter, stating business ex- periences. Gire phove number. Address Box 228-D, Star office. GOOD PAY WHILE LEARNING E TELEPHONE OPERATING} WITH RAPID ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER. CONTINUOUS EMPLOYMENT. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE AND: POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY! MILLINERY WOMAN, EXPERIENCED, B, wopatsancs o to take charge of department must have local experience, gooc taste and ability to sell; good salary with commission. Address i Box 190-D, Star office. ig SALESLADIES of good ap: wil find permanent positions at good salaries in our millinery depart- ment. Apply to Mr. Cohn, Phil- ipsborn’s. _____MALE AND FEMALE. MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate iness; receive pay while learning: need ot iaterfers with prosest employment; some mik a week Free clars lectures every 4 pm. William F. Matteson, 610- Thursda; 611 Bond Blds. OUTSIDE MAN. to work around house: ;m ‘white woman to take care of house. 508 st. ivil service ol ass Fi selling organi- | mission and boous, for experienced specialty salesmen of genuine Give age, experience and lines han- ‘Address Box 227-D, Star office. 5 ELECTRICIAN for_electrical annunciator work. 608 gth st. SEK white, settled woman: two adults: references ired. HOUI PER, capable of managing house: Apply in person between hours Trinity Community House, 3rd | WOMANT white, for general housework; good hours and wages. Address Box SI-E. Siar office. o WANTED—BY THE WASH- INGTON TERMINAL CO. MACHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS, PIPEFITTERS, ELECTRIC WELDERS. APPLY RM. 200, UNION.STA. BOOKKEEPER and trpist; stat age and salary desired. CLERKS, typista, stenographers, teachers and other edncated women, mow employed, Dresent positions offer no future, should inves- tigate the many opportunities in foreign trade. 11, write or phome, A gociation, 610 Star Blds. Maln 509, m, 2 D '—nmfln’i rapid man. In reply state age, experience e aaiery expecied, Address Box’ 202D, Btar office. REAL Hilla K Sullding. BALESMAN, stock, experieaced, capable. high wered, qualified’ to hanile big proposition. ee Mr. Brooke, International bids.. room 31 =n wanted. Tiraaley n. 220-222 Colorade ATE_ salesm ealty Co-porati: SALESMAN to meil Liberty cars: men need apply with good reference Liberty Agemcy, 265 14th st n.w. 4 SALESMAN—Banking instifution (no Wfock or bond selling) has good opening for high-grade GIRL to assist at college during the day in exchange for business course; experience ce Call before 1 Steward's School, 1202 F HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, 5 fice work: knowledge of shorthand and book: ke preferred: _experience not state salary expected. Ade office. NEED AMBITIOUS | referen | Adama | 00K, good. and general houser m inw. lesman its new business department. Beveloping savings secounts. See Mr. Eilis, G st n.w., 02, before © a.m. or between 4 and § p.m. SALESMAN for automoblle agency: experi. epced man preferred. aithoueh not tssential; haracter an raonality wi iven equal onsideration, "Metropolitan Motor Co., “fozs Conn._ave. SALESMAN of neat appearance. with machine, capable of earning from five to’elght t Room 204, 728 15th st. BALESMEN wanted—2 firstclass, clean-cut young men to represent a_nationally known firm; must furnish references to el 3 and talk of an improved outlook for|gat Abbeville was 32 cents, two big|etc.’ This in an exceptional opportunity, pro- settlement of the coal strike. o earber ruled around 2132 shortly after midday, or about 15 points up from the lowest and 18 points net lower. ~ lots being sold at that figure, and another for 26 cents. At Haslehurst 10,000 pounds were sold, the prices ranging from 10 to 44 cents. Buyers say that the grade and quality' is NEW ORLEANS, August 4.—Private [better than last year at all points, reports of rain in the northeastern [hence better prices. tion of Texas and hopes that it Sould extend over the more drouthy sections of the state, caused selling of cotton today., under which prices e LONDON WOOL SALES BRISK. LONDON, August 4.—The wool auc- to | tion sales closed with offerings of 20.58. The market was steadied &t}7,941 bales. There was a brisk de- he decline and selling was held in check by further reports of severe crop deteriorations from many points in Pexas Futur December, 20.91 March, 20.77; Ma: —_— CIGARETTE TRADE GAINS. January, 0. mand from all quarters and prices ‘were firm. Compared with the pre- vious series fine merinos advanced § open steady. October, 30.81:1 1o 1§ per cent; good scoureds, 5, and crossbreds, generally, 5. Cape of Good Hope and Natal also showed a gain of b per cent, while Punta Arenas closed unchanged after an early decline. Sales of clgarettes by Tobocco|p,.;,o e gerles the home trade Products in June and July wers the bought 70.000 bales, the continent, largést of any months since the war | g3 and America, 1,000. Seventeen and almost double those of a year thousand bales were held over. ago. The rights to convert stock of the corporation in: connection with ‘the absorption of ‘the United Retall "BECORD FOR NEWS PRINT. |iou T BP0 thitate: MONTREAL, August 4.—During the Stores will expire August 15. The|first five months of- 1922 Canadian nt In!enl.lndn of the %l:lmfi! :hll.lz nr,?:und N:S:.i‘lhfi‘.!nnl of newa- extend or rene =) inf e outpu! ear sl 1t 1o Fteal Atores Y taitnte. lege. It is sald Uni - reach 1,250,000 tons and ?::um. a bably will distribute some of the|new record—more than ble the mui'mel held in its treasury; output of any year prior to 1917. are willing_to_worl otiea) avings & Trust bid N. Y. ALESMEN—Splendid opportunity for right en.” Btrobel Motor Co.: ReES Trving . aoat pply 211 15th and TADIES—Learn the real estate business and while learning: class meets 4 . 222 Colorado bldg., eve: an opportunity to work your way out of tion until your esrning power is greater than lement your salary or the old salaried posi- nof with your present Position: full instructions rience required: references essential. Bee or write Allen W. Gibson, 220-222 Colorado | SEVERAL GIRL (white) to take care of child; previous experience re- quired; must be neat and re- liable ; best of references. Apply at once, care of Hirsh Shoe stores, 1026-28, 7th st. n.w. DOMESTIC—WHITE OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, two in esences required. 3815 'Jenifer o WOMAN, settled, for general housework and cooking; no laundry; sleep out. 1341 Keny st n.w DOMESTIC—COLURED, COIQRED WOMAN for geeral housewo 1433 Fairmont st. new. TOOK and houework, experienced; must hach ay Dights. 4612 15th st. o ork i aparty ‘family of two. Rochambeau apt. 302. ¢ NERAL HOUSEWORKER, competent. 1308 Fairmont st. s 3 GIRL, neat, for general housework: referencq required. A. M. Briggs, 1404 Decatur .ll,' GIRL, thoroughly reliable, neat, for gener: rk in family of toree 'adults: sta references required. 11 W. Melrosd Chase. M 4 WOM. ‘middie aged. fo do cooking Tousecleaning. _Apply 3514 Macomb st. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP—FEMALE. FITRINESS POSITIONS—Apply 2:30 fo 4 Washington Employment Exchange, 1405 G, SITUATION—FEMALE. COOKS and chambermaids, char REV. FULLER'S EXCHANGB, West 20 1221 25th st. 4 women. housund r year: position as salesmanager to fl!‘l bldy - o & | CADIES, peat_sppearing. e leading Wash- Sitroux, Room 327, L e o Tog. Address Box 234D, Star office. JRY SALESLADY, thoroughly experi- must be of good out bookkeepers. WANTED—SITUATIONS. 3 MALE. _ " NEVEER mail ORIGINAL rccommendations in_applying for cmployment. Use COPIES. § ACCOUNTANT—DBookkeeping for firms witie ystematizing, monthly audits, ‘Address Box 27-E, Star oftice. . LESMEN (Catholic) investigate our Sition and be convinced that you are "whbting time it are not a T30 per LR R R e R e LESMEN—Write for 18t of lines and fall Bavileatara: earn §2.500 to $10,000 yearly; big mand for men; inexperienced or experie city or traveling. Nat'l Salesmen's Dept. 359, Chicago. - it LESMEN—To comb territory for retatlers A anutacturers, selling well known line Tibbons as_side Tine: comm! bashy, . Ade Gress Box 347, Catssauqua;Pa. ° - - SALESMEN. not order takers, can make $75 r week by getting eight orders daily on {gh-class house-to-house ition. © 208 Band building, 14th st. and New York ave. ritory; one experienced in meat line preferred: salary and_expen nt man._Apply Mr. EAMFITTER, firstclass; one who can estl- Tate and take charge of work; wages and us. 430 G st. e and job hand; §8 day. , Rosslyn Packing YOUNG with or without selling_experi- with MAN, ence, to reprecent Wl}l‘l:::l ‘concern; satisfied large, comptayd g $Z seB, Btar o, ACCO! | owner NURAE and helper. practical, to read and care for semi-invalid. 626 29th OFFICE_GIRL, white, to answer telephone d make appointments in law : “how to 5; salary, $8 per week: plenty of spare time during hours for personal work. Address Box 1-E, Star of 4 SHORTHAND ““The best for I ness College, 1804 F st. BODA_DISPENSER. ACCO books kep kind of a countant. _Address Box n 30 days: touch ty| 1710 Penna. ave. n.w. ANT, experienced; former M"“i d_executive; permanent office pos| tion with advancement and view to futw investment. Address Box 333-D. Star offi ING WORK, any kind, want, statements made, auditing; un; counting work: by experienced .$ 343-D, Star office. 1" BOOKKEEPER, stenographer, clerical; ez rienced and competent young man desis Star office. R-BOOKKEEPER, by { BOY 17, out of high school, wants firm; state_experlence + 8t % ] perience | office: $10 to begin. Addreis Box r office. e ;rk after 4 or evenings. Add ls:luu': D, 8jaf 3 Address Box 15-E, 8 o |EDespees 3 SNAPPY, high-class salesman, fot country ter- | galary, S8 B faniller with patent work: for general office , -esperience, etc. ¢ OGRAPHE mses advancement for flwlfl“ Ars Box 19-, Star office. (‘HA(?FI‘EI;"JI(.‘mIor‘;db;:wr‘leuud r;p‘l‘l‘rdm 4 B e any car il travel: best reference. CHAUF] L 890 |ave. nw.: basement. GESERAU HOUSEWORKER, Japanese; good Teference. _Address Box 219-D, Star office, &% tar_office. R, colored; experfenced, 1622 Ma NOGRAPHE! lenced and capable, Ot Immadiate. cmployment: position Apply Room 6, 62 T1th oL g nity awsits every wom. | an of courage and a determigation to sncceed | S T wi The reason for this | LUNCHROO! 500 Edmonds MECHANIC. gen. repair: factors or apt, ferred. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT desires patent attorney’s office, whole or et willing to do anything to learn . W, Marvey, 8554 Warder st. n.w. Phome WY, Ao s JANITOR— Young culored man with first-clai Teference wishes employment. 15th Call any time and leave message. . FROOM MAN with smail capiial woul to have position as manager. Adds Box 11-E. Star office. Address Box 196-D, Star office.