Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1930, Page 73

INVESTING IS HEA IN GAS SECURITIES Public Has Put $450,000,000 in Utility Issues During Seven-Year Period. The has invested approximate- | .4 MM i hew matural gas the past seven years, while by leading corpora- to have increased the ‘This seven-year period ‘marked the transition of the n-turll from & localized to ation-wide public utility, ruenrchu G. E. Barrett & Co, investment indicate. Huge Sums Invested. Although natural gas has been dis- h«l in pipe line systems for more 80 years and now represents in oountry a total investment nearing $2,250,000,000, investigation showed, it only in comparatively recent years the public has participated ex- tensively this form of financing. Since 1924 s total of $447,200,000 has been raised through the sale of new natural gas securities to investors, of which many were common and pre- ferred stocks rather than the earlier merly comprised practically the only kind of marketable security for natural nnsnclnz T wing confidence of investors h the stability of natural gas securities, it was indicated, is due almost entirely to & better understanding of the in- creasing safety and earnings possibilities of the industry. This is heightened by the fact that leading oil and electric power companies are participating to & far greater extent in the construciion of natural gas lines to the remaining available markets. ‘The following table shows the rapid increase in public natural gas financing since 1924: Public Natural Gas Financing. $447,200,000 In 1929 and to date in 1930, the study shows, there were large natural projects, involving nearly $200,000,000. financed by groups of corporations, principally oil and electric utilities, in ‘which '.he wbllc did not take part. FOOD FIRM PROFITS SHOW LARGE GAINS Brisk Fall Trade Is Indicated for Majority of Com- penies. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 25.—Food com- panies, one of seven industrial classifi- cations which reported larger profits in the first half of thu year than of last, sccounted for more than one-third of the total number of companies in the earning group, it is pointed out by L. 8. Carter & Co., who show that the demand for food varies in propor- tion to population, rather than accord- ing to the state of business, and that it iu of the bright spots at the presen it time Connlmpuon of food has in fact been stimulated since the Fall of 1929, it is said, by the sharp declines which have taken place in nearly all important lines canned les and many e foods. Many pro- ducers, it is added, have worked off their high-priced inventories and are now benefiting from cheap raw mate- rials. The lower retall prices now pre- assure good profits to both the facturers and the distributors, and ‘when the third ?!ll'ur earnings are out of the way, rel ving the necessity of an abnormally high earnings peflnd. the trend of profits should be more decidedly upwart One-fourth of the Nation's income estimated at $89,000,f nually for food, it is said, or & total of $24,000,000,000, compared with only $5,- 500,000,000 in & year of peak automo- bile consumption, and with $12,000,000,~ 000 for clothing and other te; ‘This makes the food group by far the larg- est of all industrial classifications. “Fall trade.” says the survey, “should be brisk in the majority of the food STOCK EXHANGE FIRMS HELD IN FINE SHAPE Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. N, October 25.—The recent failure of two New York Stock Exchange houses has created an alarm all out of roportion to its importance, accord- &‘ to this week’s United Business Serv- ice report. A little more than a year ago brokerage firms were in a condition of expansion, With many branch offices, expensive staffs and in- flated margin accounts. They have since gone through an extremely difficult of retrenchment and liquidation. et only 3 firms of any importance have been suspended out of a total of some 670. Brokers' loans have been reduced sbout 68 per cent from the 1929 peak, and this has been acoomplished without any suspension of trading on the ex- ¢ Certainly such a situation would not be “viewed with alarm” in other lines of business or manufacture, and there is no apparent reason why it should be so interpreted here. PRESENT FARM WAGES ARE LOWEST IN YEARS rtment of Agriculture re- that farm wages declined from uly 1 to October 1 this year, whereas in the past five years there has been an average seasol advance of 2.6 points during this period. Day wages of farm workers n ‘&o- wided with board now range from $3.50 ln the Northeastern industrial and $3.40 on the Pacific Coast, to_$1.05 to $1.15 from South Caror lina to Mississippl. The North Central States show an average of $2.60 a day, and the average for the country is $2.12. Farm workers provided with board are recelving an average of $1.61 a day, and ' $31.31 when hired by the month. ~Hiallo CRUDE OIL PRICE CUT. TULSA, Okla, October 38 (P)—The Purchasing ©o., | He Te NATURAL GAS LINE STARTS OPERATIONS Special Dispatch to The St MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 25.— Natural gas was turned into the new pipeline extending from Greenville to Dnenvood, Miss., for the first time yes- terday. The announcement was mude through the Appalachian Gas Corpor: tion, owning over 46 per cent o( mg common stock of Memphis Natural Gas Work on the new line, through which Memphis Natural Gas Co. ex- pects to market approximately a billion cubic feet of natural gas annually, was started August 20. Tapping the com- pany’s main 18-inch pipeline extending from the Monroe fleld of Louisiana to Memphis, Tenn.,, 210 miles away, the new lateral will supply gas to the towns of Leland, Indianola, Morehead, Itta- bens, Greenwood and North Greenwood, NEW TAYICAB LAW NETS FIRST VICTIM Judge Warns Hacks Must Have Firm’s Name and Number on Sides. Declaring that the public is not aware of the regulation, Judge Ralph Given in Traffic Court yesterday took the per- sonal bond of the first person to be ar- rested for violating the new law which states that all taxis must “bear the trade name of the company or indi- vligunl and number of the car on its side.” Spencer E. Coxen, taxi driver, was arrested yesterday by Sergt. Joseph D. Harrington of the Traffic Bureau. “Scarcely any one kno about the law,” saild Judge Given. t has just recently been passed and I believe I should give a warning before imposing a fine or sentence.” ‘The regulation was adopted by the District Commissioners at the request of the Public Utilities Commission. The regulation was adopted and first pub- lished September 22. The arrest of Coxen followed a ride in his cab by A. Blaine Mills, an em- Plcye of the commission. It was al- leged that the hacker had recelved a warning from Sergt. Ha: ‘The regulation provides that Y,he trade gas [name of the company shall be Dl-lnt!d on each side in letters not less than 2 inches high and that the number of the vehicle shall be painted on the front and rear in numerals not less """" “THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 1930 OIL PROFITS | | Low Price Levels Now Held Weak Point in Industry as Output Mounts. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 25.—Earnings of petroleum corporations for the full year will be well under the levels of 1929 and adequate improvement in oil least the start of heavy consumption next Spring, according to a current survey by the Standard Statistics Co., which follows, in part: “The unprofitable level of petroleum prices continues as the main factor responsible for the low rate of current earnings among the great majority of oil companies. Margins, particularly for gasoline, are extremely slim and have been further accentuated, to those concerns marketing the bulk of their product, by the extensive price wars spreading throughout the country. Cleveland is the latest area to report a drastic cut in retail quotations, and it is doubtful that another price war can now be averted on the Pacific Coast. “In the crude division, considerable uncertainty currently centers around price cutting in the mid-continent ter- ritory and the announced reductions in certalh Texas areas. While such reduc- tions will, natorally, aid some in widen- ing the profit margin of refiners, they will, nevertheless, be equally detrimental to prodocers and, furthermore, will weigh heavily against those concerrs caught with a large supply of crude in storage. “In the meantime, production of crude remains under the beneficial influence of strict proration throughout the country, and this method of volun- tary restriction has been given added impetus by the recent Oklahoma Si- preme Court decision upholding the constitutionality of the State oil con- servation laws. In the refining divi- sion, some further cut in .he output of crude has been accomplished. = Such efforts to date, however, have not been sufficlent to offset the seasonal decline in gasoline consumption and stocks have been substantially added to during the past week.” BANKS ARE DECLARED | IN GOOD CONDITION than 2 inches high. ———e NECESSARY SELLING HELD COMPLETED Market Values Declined Over $3,- 000,000,000 in Week, Financial ‘World Reports. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 25—Accord- ing to the Pinancial World Index, se- curity values have been reduced $13,- 170,000,000 since the recession set in on September 10. This compares with the $15,070,000,000 ~depreciation in _the April-June decline. From June to Sep- tember values .increased $3,829,000,000. The current week of October 16 to 22, inclusive, marks a_decline of $3,090,- 000,000 in stock values. recoyery on October 20 added ‘l 401,000,000 to values, but this was ptly canceled by the recession on '.he 21st—amounting to $1,230,000,000, and the 22d of $360,000,000. The sha reduction in brokers’ loans was wel proportioned to the decline in nock.s and accounted for little change in “ratio of loans to market values,” whlch stands at 5.3 per cent. The volume of turnover in stocks, being so small, is hardly indicative of active public par- ticipation, which is undoubtedly limited to some financial but mostly mental distress selling. With a depreciation in market values of $33,408,000,000 since last Fall the bulk of the necessary liquidation has ly been completed. Investment demand is being mildly felt but is not of proportions to stimulate any sharp recovery in prices. This will come— due to technical forces with the market in an oversold condition, the paper says. puibialhi i I 0. K.’S WATER PIPE LINE ON MILITARY ROADWAY Secretary of War Approves Appli- cation Filed to Relieve Drought in Arlington County. ‘The Secretary of War yesterday ap- proved the application of the board of supervisors of Arlington County for an easement to lay a 6-inch cast iron water pipe line along Military road, be- ginning at the present 8-inch main at the intersection of Arlington avenue and extending along the road for about 1,000 feet. It was explained that this action was due to the commercial and residential properties along that road being at pres- ent without water because of the drought. The easement is for 25 years and is granted to the Arlington County water department, which is the grantee in the easement for the 8-inch line from Rosslyn to Reservation line. . Kn‘ Morrow Tnlkl JERSEY CITY, October 25 (#)— From one who ought to know comes the statement that Dwight W. Morrow “has no sense of time.” For illustra- tion, said this person, “think of the men’s dinners which begin at 7 and go into all hours of the morning, with five times as many speakers as necessary speaking five times more than any one wants to listen to and five times as long as anybody could stand.” The remarks were made to the Jersey City's Women's Club. The speaker was Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow. W'KEAT DUTY RAISED. BERLIN, October 25 (#).—The gov- ernment today published a decree which ralses the duty on wheat from 181 marks to 25 (about $4.40 to $6) per 100 kilograms and the duty on bariey from 15 to 20 marks ($3.60 to $4.80) per_100 kilograms. The object of the measure, which takes immediate effect, is to assist Ger- man farming interes| EARNINGS REPORTED. NEW YORK, October 25 (4).—Per share earnings of corporations report- ing this week, with comparative figures for the same period last year included: ‘Three months, Sept. 30. 1930, 1929 Atlas Pn'd!r 30.82 nt de Nemours. Hounon off of Texas Ntional Cash Reuist Alr Reduction . General Plllfl.l hey 1 °Sulphur or A subsidiary of tl'w Btlndlffl OH Co. of Indiana, today announced a general re- duction of prices for Midcontinent crude oil. ,cr ‘The new prices range from 65 cents l b‘l’l‘e lm' ofl of below 29 gravity, a imately 25 cents, to .l a hrrel for ofl ol 44 gravity and , & cut of 38 cents. *"The Stanolind company posted price | £oc. reductions in North Texas a weck ago and the new schedule, effective in the entire Midcontinent area, meets the ‘Texas schedule, R. 8. Ellison, president, Blerce-Arrow “Motor C Car Westinghouse & Pheumatic Tool National Biscult . Western Marviand General Foods Six mouths, Atk 3. T e 8:;‘:38535‘:3:-’38; rnn»-- ke ] "ld Connnenl P'uohum More than 150,000 unemployed per. sons are recelving relief in Austria. Larger Institutions of Midwest Ready to Make Loans on Easy Terms. Special Dispatch to The Star. KANSAS CITY, Mo., October 25.— Bankers' conventions held through the territory tributary to this city this week have brought opinions on the probable outcome of the next few months. Gen- erally it is felt that while trade will be below normal, so far as anything except essentials is concerned, there will be a steady movement of commodities within the buying power of the interior. Most bankers declared that the strong banks in the larger centers are in ex- cellent condition, while the small banks in the little towns are running close to their limit of reserves and in instances are being closed by the boards of direc- tors to save further complications. At the same time money for essential loans is fairly easy and farm loan funds are ample. tes on farm loans remain as for 2 years at 5% per cent plus 1 per cent éommission and insurance companies are furnishing funds for loum liberally. They, however, are so limiting the conditions under which Joans will be made that the amount loaned is much below normal. Applica- tions are heavy, but are sifted down to the utmost limit in order that there may be no chance of loss. Some confidence is expressed that when the grain now being held goes to market the financial situation will clear to an appreciable extent. The one hope of the business interests is that there shall be an elimination of the buyers’ indifference and the tendency to do without commodities, a condition that has existed for the past two months. (Copyright. 1930.) CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, October 25 (#) (U. 8. De- partment of Agriculture).—Cattle—Re- strictly grain-fed steers and yearlings, after recovering early decline, about 25 higher, yearlings reaching 13.50, & new high since June; best heavies, 12.50 closing advance affecting all cattle sell ing at 10.00 upward; in-betweens very | uneven and 25 or more lower, stockers WELL UNDER 1229} prices must aparently now await at|s ceipts, 1,000 head; compared week ago. | e Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices tore. 17th and e sta_Kenner's Pharmacy. 15th and U rock. 2901 T 2012 14t ol 14th ana Buchanan sts. “4fh st. and Colorado ave.—O'Donnell's Phy 2200 " Mount Flessant st—Mount Pleasant 0} k Pharmacy. es. and M st.—Sanitary Phar- Duncan’s Pharmacy. (time clerk's Stmpson. i o rorsier's Pharmacy. H. Hunton's Pharmacs and Ubshuir st —Petworth Phar- —Monck's Pharmacy. rig P ol an e Oirels Contectionery Stors. and Macomb st.—Harry O. ave.—Morgan Bros.” Phar- 30 Cedar st.—Mattingly Taft. 131 Wisconsin Takoms _Park u':“' Phar: 30th and P 30th and M ~Donahue's Phar- 35%h aid O sts.—Susar's Drug Y i0s Cona it T Modern Droe Beore. NORTHEAST. pito] Towers Pharmacy. ome Drug Store. H st—G 's Music Store. Tih st. and M. ave—Louis ¥ Bradiey. nd Luckett’s Pharmacy. mml -na Eye_Kenealy's Pharmacy. Cap! TEstiow & Tate's Phar- anw nna.n. 1 ave.—Colling' Pharmscy. 3500 12th st.—Brookland Pharmacy, Brook- d R. 1 ave.—John G. Biges' Phar- SOUTHWEST. J0th st. and Va. ave_Herbert's Pharmacy. 316 4 artis’ Drug Sto; HH O L G, SOUTHEAST. 3rd and Pa. ave.—O'Donnell's Drug Store. 8th ye sts.—F. P. Weller's Pharmacy. 1ith and Pa —Feaiey's Pharmacy. 1907 Nichols Anacostia—Healy's Drug Store. 13th and ast Csp sts.—Lincoln Park Phar- 2204 Minnesota ave.—Twining City Drug Store. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. 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Transient classified advertisements for the Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will be received over the Business Counter of The Star st regular rates. Ermme e s CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- | entation of the box number ticket. ——— HELP—MEN. ADVERTISING MAN-—Live, progressive: here's your opportunity backed by com: relal art organizgtion. N. C. A. Co. 1115 ATTORNEY to_occupy pai handre legal Cheap_rent. 102 | u.m.na e BOY WANTED, o start brentceship in | printing. piant. as nger boy; must have bicycle, be & %00d, willing. hard-working boy and 'able to apetl well: waxes 10 start. $11.50 per week. nd spplications to Box 142-A, Star office. CAULKERS, expe ad dows: state wages and experienc medi- S0 otk for Fient men. Address Box 1A Star office. _ RS, experienced CHAUFFEU! “with idel tlon cards “Apply Sunday “morning e. ienced, for doors 0 e g and feeders sharing decline; all cows | COLLE about steady, but butcher heifers 25a 50 lower: bulls steady to 25 lower and | gor; vealers 50a75 off; largely fed steer run: shipper demand main stimulating in- fluence; stocker buying fairly broad at 6.50a8.00; best, 9.00; best killer West- emns, 9.75; bulk. 7.50a8.75; big weight fed steers a drug on the market. Sheep—Receipts, 4000 head, includ- ing 1,500 direct: today's market nor- mal; for week, 173 doubles from feed- ing stations, 23,900 direct; compared with closing trade last Friday, fat lambs fully 50 lower, returning nearly to season’s low price; sheep around 25 lower; feeding lambs steady; because of late excessive receipts, some lambs are being carried over into mnext week: closing bulk, desirable native ewe and closing, bulk, desirable native ewe and week's top. 9.50; range lambs, 8.00a 8.50; native bucks, 6.50a7.00; throw- outs, 5.00a5.50; fat ewes, 3.00a3.50; feeding lambs, 6.50a7.25; best, 7.40. Hogs—Receipts, 10,000 head, includ- ing 7,000 direct; market fairly active and steady: spots 5a10 lower; bulk, 1’ 240 pounds, 9.45a9.¢ compared week ago, 25040 lower; off less; shippers took 1,000; uumlted holdovers, 500; light-lights, good and choice, 140-160 pounds, 9.15: 0; light- weights, 160-200 pounds, 9.25a9.65; me- dium weights, 200-250 pounds, 9.40a 9.75; nominal; heavyweights, 250-350 pounds 9.5029.85; nominal; packing sows, medium and good, 275-500 pounds, 7.7529.00; slaughter pigs, good and cholce, 100-130 po\lndl ! 0029.50. NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK, October 25 (&) —After advancing to 11.14 for new December and 11.70 for May contracts, or about 17 to 20 points net higher, the cotton market reacted under Southern selling and realizing in the late trading today. New December closed at 11 03 and May at 11.61, with the general market closing barely suldy at net advances of 9 o 11 pol Futures closed b«rely steady, 9 points higher; December, 11. 04-09 January, 11.18. New contracts, Del cember, 11.03-05; January, 11.18-19; March,” 11.39; May, 11.61-65; July, 11.81 Spot steady; mldd‘in[{mll 15. January, January, March May Bedeniber, old” December, new. WEST VIRGINIA BANKS FIGURING IN MERGER The Charleston National Bank of ‘Chnleiwn W. Va., will consolidate on old new !'22':‘5';2' November '17 ‘with the Kanawha Na. tional Bank, also of that city, and wi | e e, 'r.,a"‘"m.u{“‘uénf‘ . enial uf will have total de) than posits of weel $15.000,000, resources olover ‘lloflflm . and will serve abou customers. it 30,¢ .LECTOR with car, uv-mncm mmu- nt and suto; finance unty; ability first_letter. CONTACT MAN for commercial a: st, but an art salesman. N. Teliable, I . nced, for coal ‘mus h firs teterenoes. Woply Monday. petween § ¥i L ober and. Goal Co, 920 New York n.w. PANCY SILK SPOTTE dustrious men need apply. If Satistactory: references and orove yourself the right man we offer steady work and good salary. Phone Lin. 6873 Monday morn- R—Only sober_and fn- you can give FURNTTORE BALESMEN, experienced, want- ed at once. Apply in own handwritix ing age. experience and references. Abafess GARDENE! greenhouse 'nse Pmnm xmrlcnnefl T pri utelde piaatine, " Box about to open real investment depart- h-grade man with ‘profit- vertising . support er. M 1" opportumty make Fonnection wiil develop permanent lucrative income and an executive position in com- pany been in business 21 years. In reply glve suicient information determine quali; . O._Box 577. Wilmington. Del. ing at store: references neces- | Furniture Co 'l colored, middle-aged, experienced dn - AriE and. operating tor._Address Box 150-A. Star_offics MAN with actory representative of large ONio co atlon. for Washingion and suburbs; work: 8 expemnu ;reurnd Awply uona.y 12._Room. 635_F st st MAN, tor: ele “betweon % wnd 45, in grocery store; ref. Lo Ln Sox m A. sm s 200 nn - - worth- e obporianity with the nuzsunaln of refrig. and radio in the United Under Gir “Plan’ the new ‘men Wil be th oughl~ schooled in selling and fnto tae "Reld by experts. who will aid them in'seiting started salary while in training. Apply Mr_Ross. Ecking MEN (3) but ify rma; have desire to earn $75 merchandising product | tional standing in confidentially. g office. MEN (10) to sell houseniold and toflet arti- cles for benefit of Mt. Olivet Orphanage: gxcellent _ earning possibilities for steady kers. C t aid in this work. | See 710, T ;g'w pummy “with sales upzm eneral knowledge of business will g ti licant r week. flel ® Address “Box "Bk om perienced in ullln‘ “to_women: t' be neat in appearance: knowledge of Bygiene helbtul: also ‘man . to. fravel . Call 505 Parkside Hotel, 10 o 13,3 to 5. Mon- MEN—Out of a job, do 8 IAS u_reall; m. 3 lflml’rlolnlyf ‘We ‘10 ‘ "’bl'l““ ffkm 3 nd folders :fiwmm 1 gelier. romouo Tirnisneg. Write hod Co. x BM-L Nametnoa Bradford. Pa. you wan 316 prof besides, e Sour name No ' experience necessary. Auery sitis, uonmouu:, " Fastest Hds dg. 88 oV gnderful opportunity Get & new MEN (5) AT ONCE, 25 na“nm missions, conditional during teaining bert instructors prove 19 you sk FHES | after OC10BEa 26, MEN—_The Iargest firm of its kind needs 2Fvices Tat "resi 1ive "Cathojic JOuRE men: rapid advancement to district mansger for those e. Call 8- 5-6. 1303 Peoples Lite e btde.. J4th & H ot. nw. SHIN( GS SALIAIIAH. thor- per- N'S FURNIS oughly experienced: e o and 3 Tuesday. sirip .. 410 Bond_Building. OIL-BURNER MEN 18), experienced. ADplY 9 Conn. ave. or_call North 062 P INTER, experienced, to Dllnl nml hu'l- ealow on__contract. morning, 2600_Seventeenth _st ° PAPERHANGERS, 2. Call Adam: 7‘70. POSITION for a youne man holding em- s and undertakers Il in A must have refes ‘Washington for, a per: Afinly by letter, address Hox 2 ning for wide ex- and have perier igre; & salar: Silehe BBtve Teanuirements. morrow morning. Monarch Radio and Col. rd. ‘hov. 18th RADIO SALESMEN—Part-time men to_sell General Electrio radios; sood opportunity f Government clorks:_commission_bs (& lins, Inc., 1324 New York ave. n.w. SALESMAN—We have an opening for & man who really wants to make some money. Call in person between 9:30 and 10:30 s. floor, the Walberg Co., 1748 M st. n. SMEN—3 men for used experence and car ut not necessary; must be g hard hours in return for Redman. Parkway st. n.w. Do not apply in fenced in_selling to homes, permanent position: nt! Grand xpe essential carries attractive compensation. Union Tea Co.. 603 P st. n.w. SALESMEN —Manufacturer in Business over half a century of a talty for y Drorers. Cmeas markets. and . delicatessens, expanding_activities in Washington; excep- tional opportunity o high-class 'stra commission salesmen: unlimited returps to men who can make the gTade. Apply Tu day petween 10 ‘and 1 ork & n.w. SALESMEN—Promoters, experienced, 1o aise funds for national constitutional” conyen- Apply 320 Southern Bld 7% 918 New SALESMEN—_Big_opportunity e are willing to work: prefer men with posi; tion: prese e: communications nflx,mly B onRaentisl. Address Box G-A: Biar SALESMEN—_The new Ford with the new de luxe cars_are now in an active Fall sales campaign. To the young man capable of Tepresenting the Ford Motor Co. we can furnish_leads. offer floor periods, ai :xnecflenc‘!d clozers to help vou. ‘Noian Mo- .. SALESMEN. lhrze. nut appearing, experi. enced; wonderful opportunity for Dart| willing to work hard selling the most-wan ed product in the world. Opportunity knocks only once, Apply immediately. Ad- flreu Box_79-A. Btar of , _non-union, _plenty Sork A h.w. 12 noon Sunday. Ask_for ._Anderson. STUDENT lo work part-time. Address Box 21¢-A. Siar offce Tm: oom Bi0: 507 15in TIN sober, reliable man for P owner's Droperty; gutterine, fash ing. soldering. ~ Address 'Box 131-A, "Star -nwcx _DRIVER, Tallsn preferred. 8._Oaru: l i Avply s In [0 X8iFess Box Tab: and drapery man, frst- UPHOLSTERER cllsl 2024 P st. n.w. with nced: _one stand- GLSTERER, _experit Knowledze of uum-un: pretérred. -rd Unhollter! l:n< 1ith WINDOW. 'hlte. P nSdon Cleantns "o se. YOUNG MAN~lnurnlllunl’t|{}‘y known Ilalfll;m- Tachines. with Dranches in evers I S nited Staten And Toreien Coumtries, offers opportunity for ;'oun( man to join its Wasntngton branch. No salary or drawing account, but_income the outset de- pendent’ solely upon lnduury and sbility of applicant, igned exclusive SETes ettitory and given o {ns_course under expert supervision. opportunity only for young 1hecrested 12 making permanent eonnecunu ith one of the largest office appliance c porations in the world, whote branch man- i e e selected from Telephone Mr. Bhaerics nmmnon 3 109 18th Parke: vertisers from receiving circular | YOUNG Chand- 1930—PART SIX. HELP—MEN. CHAUFFEURS—50. The season is now here. Very i | profitable employment for ex- perienced or inexperienced chauf- feurs. We will train the latter free of charge. Apply Mr. Brill, Bell Cab Co., 1317 E st. n.w. Non OP ‘TEST, ber 7, 1930. TICE Sentor, lhtllllcl‘l‘ Glerke” 81,300 to $2.100 7085 (Vacaney versity of Maryland, "ADBlY, Siate Em 22" Light 'Bhe Batimores Ma o™ HELP AND SITUATIONS. mim evory home. ome. Dublie, institul on. omce factory.” Kant-Siam, Dept. 1161, moonnem ston: a | ment nr:a:r,"dnlvvu‘:- Siyear “-.nmcl:m e raving Co., Etate: ‘Dept, 1636, Chicaso. MEN \vith confidence in their future and determination to work hard, through this ad, the - Earn 1 opportunity to make at least|} 1 $5,000 their 1st year. We mean business and will give every as- sistance to make you financially mdependcnt in 5 years. Room 210, 907 15th St WANTED SALESMEN. PRODUCTIVE LEADS FURNISHED MEN WHO CONVINCE US THEY ARE CAPABLE OF PROPERLY PRESENTING OUR PROPO- SITION AND WANT TO ore. l but ook es ling on l Io lfl Bl'olmtl “each Everybody who is ‘at the persent time employed is a Blolv!ct for the financial plan we are offering “The’ initial payment required s so small that & brospect can hardly offer the ‘no money”_exeus UNDER THIS PLAN, THE SUBSCRIBERS’ FUNDS ARE TRUSTED WITH ONE OF THE LEADING TRUST COMPANIES OF THIS COUNTRY. THE PLAN IT- SELF IS SPONSORED BY PROMINENT, REPUTABLE BUSINESS MEN, BANKERS AND MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EX- CHANGE. The five open positions our sales stafl PEROT, ADAIR & €0. SALESMEN. Owing to recent promotions in our organization we have openings for two salesmen with cars who have had successful experience in selling automobiles, | securities or real estate. Through a2 new and unique method we are securing more prospects than we can handle and our men to- day are earning from $150 UPWARDS WEEKLY. This is not the ordinary ad- vertisement. To the right man we can promise real action, real | co-operation and real results. CALL 1416 EYE ST. N.W. Ask for M HELP—MEN AND HAWAIIAN GUITAR, guitar, uke plavers, singers and dancers wanted: professionals amateurs and beginners. Pnone Henry, Dis- trict 4587, 'MARKER on starch and family finish work, c-pnbl- of dssisting in assorting. Arcade !un Co.. 713 Lamont st. n.W. i colored erson or couple for fur- | § | m:en dining room; some boarders to start. Rorth 6244, 1408 New Hampshire ave. CHRIFTMAS ouu:a—u'n\n'n.mo e o{ 78 iful, {om b assortment and per- which will ‘sweep the country. Write for samples. ity Faper 0o Qxtord Ave. and EARN $4 EVERY HOUR. SELLING OHRISTMAS CARDS. umuuuly Jaree commissions” and’ bonus on sight. Our Snow- 20w & Ine prospects e 4o i nole"'{ox L. T TWO ASSORTMENTS. © Write o apply at once. il 1126 National -1:. um -nu '1- Sts. Saree, nm ol ot wuullr Bimples free. . Weekly ‘commissions. and bonuses 'also. Experience unnecess: rtistic Publishing Co. 333 W. lunaol 0. ten. .‘i'a“.‘,‘ and FIRE- Sivin "Service Preparator ehooh s cor. 13th & Faw. Mer 6937 INSTRUCTION COURSES. branc for _com m- stitutes, N "Chales St.. Baitimore, %, | foll;, $2.50 d-y And commission. 5 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. of afl Kinds: many need- ants I.fld ‘chef. S15 weekly: has ail iines Decatur 3581. 1837 11th R, -eemnt bureau for Lo Wrike, of call. men and women. employes available for all types tions for either part of full of Tor aquick service call West years A mna°t Dloymi Blag . 14th and P POSITIONS Negd 80 -nnnmu ally bookkeepers. clerks, u.lnlun. e pres Tee istration. ‘Nat I'l fl!l ADDRESSING ENVELOP Sgone number when an: 163-A. Btar office. ENTS to sell our dollar box_assortments O Twenty-one Desutitel Chrinmas carda; 3 different assortments: 0. per cent commis. sion. _Earl's. Inc.. AETIRATION AW o o e expertence requi vd 1706_Conn._sve. BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced: Tetall nuu experienced need apply. Ki Inc.. P stnw. CANvAsuns '-n imme- References house-to-house: Bothing to 723 Co- d.._and i conmrmmlm' F: vl ood for frade personal and lndlvlflln:l letters. Address"Box 110-A. a'z’i‘?'&'n“? e TEACHER. ARY GRADES, BPE glalizing art work, il il graduate Teachers' Colle P University. Address Box n.ll.'finc?z "flm DID YOU EVER WANT TO LEARN m phone switchboard operating? _Short, easy, gourse to learn. ” Oxford” Bids., snwoonAPfllnS—Tn! OUR_BICTATION epecial Oreeg revie COLUMBIA SH 55 T O .. 14th and rnk Yoo Gob 'm'n IMERCIAL WELL KNOWN LO- | N osttal tekcher. wil Nl thstruction, advertisin wing, layout and design, illu N. DUTH, 5000. !I 258, TUTORING IN GRADE OR HIGH SCHOOL subjects by teacher who 'lll come to home: references. Address Box 303-Z, ofmce. fascinatin AL PHOTOG! Aenmmn:-l st. n.w.. mmum Tacering chool. . BaN.Open_evenings. ON IN MUSIC PIANO LESSONS—EXPERIENCED TEA er; adult beginners, special attention: home studio rate, 75c lesson. Address Box 89:A, Star_office FRENCH—BY GRADUATE PARISIAN LADY rapid mnm. moderate terms. conver nun . uumwom-n LESSONS. AND COl DRy o aventos Frone o Adams 1832.3. 8, SIX PRAC. N oo meined. Car Adams 1303 | after 5 p.m. NORTHEAST " REST- me, Mon. & Thurs. deute tultion: &m . tuition, ves {ua, mn ofllu eves._Address - o Tearn. - Address iux 140, Bar o af‘}"fi'}u‘c"& (FITIFR. Avply 330 Sun- 857 Earle Theater Bidg_ Met 7»5 S A ek l'- and lnlelllnm, tn :’AYDY?—TOI ATTA) n lflolll fim'n B¢ coeciat u'mn Fopasi 05 $ ER s ve. n.w. L] “eail Monday, or grders, Corismas sreyting LADIES—T k- gards: Targe earnings in o bonus: your own perso: r enraved Shrds Tio experient free; outfit loaned: Avon Soclety, 103-N, Banhntan Blas G- cpi- Teads LAD! . xurmlnu p-tnolne city or roTi work: Parkside Hotel, 85 appoun LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Ests learn. llbfill& Honour Bcnool (!ll l.roh | 1328 N. e._and 817 14th st. n.w. | MAID, cnlured. dustis Decessary. © Naticoa 'i!.::.':“”‘:’oo mms:. o P hours 12 to 7 mall: i Telephone Wiseonsin Smar - oTal? nights. OFFICE ASSISTANT, siore ‘exerience breferred: Biate ’-"3“;."..'5 references 801 7th FRENCH—PRI Tl P onced tencher: office. EX- Addross Bo% 101V, Biar N FOR PLAYS AN5 dults. | SHORTHAND—REVISED [ION' classes. elementary and advanced, day or Grening. Also old edition review, SCHOOL for SECRETARIES, 'nwn Theater Bide.. 3313 14th St. N-W. radio broadcasting, Do in-Hehars Brudio, 3051 T catur_5673. o om OFFICE GIRL, in exchange for stenosra salary” expec i Adanunoxu'lz.luro&_'l POSSTELE TO r—fell E;onll %n.r’u as Garas Tull on Toare experience mples free: "wr mnm-u Card RACTICAL NURSE_Si Addnu Bex 216-A, !tl:.'n‘ e TAUGHT emcn.fi‘ lnllrm:‘ul"l‘-h licensed men - ur, Lo cars Call oonour. AUTO, DI BtTictor " FRENGH AND FRENCH ONLY. French unwn. by Prench Woman, 1138 Conn. rth 9402, m 'l'Aflulfl' AL lllle?fl‘S AND DANCI B WANTED—AGENTS. NG MEN (0. we have a aplendid op- portunity in our sales department for 4 erestic, youne men M"fl'fl the nd fected wil Teceive s ink period. " See M. Bepper fotirth floor, Potomac Eleetric Appliance Go.s 14th and O'sts. n.w. Use C st. ent: SECURITY SAL ESMEN Wonderful opportunity for security men. selling sit-edged pecuritics: leads § furs Rished: 100% - co-operation. Oail Na. 3353 for_appointment. SALES REPRESEN TATIVE Two men of excellent repul an opportunity for immedi; by the world’s largest surety clalty” sales experience "heipful. b, sential. We are looking for men who are willing to work hard for an income above e. Call after 10 a.m., 912 Wash- MAN \\"A\\TY D, mnon HEnd SALES EXPERIENCE, AN 2s. ITY. THE MAN ALL APPLICANTS AT 9 M. H. SMITH, 7 where permanent, future advancement are assured. Sbpointment. Mr. Smith, National 9113, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR SALESMEN. Our sesson i just starting. We need two more high-class ‘sales line is en- firely new and a wonderful seller. You wil find your experience an asset. Apply Noblitt- flnns-u-omc.l 0 to 11 and 3 to, londay. 1114 H SALE! MANAGERS AND DISTRICT DEALERS. THE RIGHT MEN can secure sales rights for the new G-W glare eliminator, newe: device for greatest nrotectll?n to motorists s for. lenl:gay. tl.‘"l:' nsnfl} Xel"‘w fi ots, uite t4and st New York Gty SALESM EN i To sell fast-selling sutomobile: op- portunity for the right iberal com- interview nncny t‘onfidentllL Ad- Box 81-A, Star o MEN. We are going to add 2 men to our sales force. Successful applicants may or may not have had previous selling experience. This company offers you splendid opportunity with good income and advancement, Com- plete training given. To qualify you must be between 20 and 45, have good chamcter and be neat in appearance, Applicants will be interviewed Mon- day at 10 a.m. by Mr. Riley, 4th floor. POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. dress CAN YOU DO THIS? If you can get along on 3$35.00 to $40.00 per week while learning our business and if you can_give g00d references regardi character and industry v E u uf tell Ju n't find ‘work until after yo\l have ma rsonal investigati in a on- %:y “Detween 8:45 and 12:30, Sute 301, 1010 ) sig=pony | BL] IN WA —Exclusive territory salesmanager for I it de $5 Dprice ed | article, sold $2 down, $1 mon! thl]. bl’lfll{ $3.50 commission; $100 weekly earnini ll wl- sible. _ Fagley-Halpen, Desk A-424, Philadel- | BIG ot tor: ~ sambls co SEilie, 13 Commercial St “BUY IN WASHINGT( out of town for EX our h! -value i nnnaufl M x with parchi e Gpen CALIFORNIA pei umd hot cakes; agents coining catalog free. Mission Pico. I 1if. CHRISTMAS clmns—new water-color cards with lined 1" value ever offered; benmhn bol :l “atee cards and T8 50c post- assortments. _Dollar cards, etching "'Iir'xg 5 aatil Ghristmas. beads selling llke money; Nl gmflll 'actory CHRISTMAS C, salespeople—100% Brof: e One ot Americh's bisgest and bess 31 box assortments of 35 Christmas cards: free | 8P Bw-dny New_York. TIONAL CLASS JUST Join soon. Only 50 cents. ~Also class. Barra, 1324 Mass. ave. n,¥. CULTURE AT, q’ulrl h:-o ‘llu Honn:r“!chool ur e B & Bk NISH formed; beginne: 1 A itions stenographers or 'ork?: naividual cosching @ further :'fi:d'flfi'n"x';n B iciess Cottoge. Tfivfllfl BY NATT V'I—PLIASA! T, g Vases, fiow. e e s, 1620 1oth st _North 1535, s ueg 1 vw. g t -, 200 . Ferk. e:'m'uuuf’mrx. t Office, FIRE- MAN' nurvm Preparatory Hhoor s PTAN L'HO teacher, Peabody certificate. if desired. hnm‘;":s or “advanced, childre; derful results. SPANISH, _ THORQUOH . FOURDATION: German, ' Prench_(Parisian) t B ratory Behoct of Langunses. forming o P’fl’ m Agents wanted. ported Grec! Ohve Oil Shampoo: exclusive territories arranged: write {ully Brand-new | product. Henkle Co., 420 Lexington MowVoik: o EVERYBODY BUYS Chi one can resist buying ol particulars and_free samples; be :onvmeed, our Christmas Box Assortment of 21 superb Christmas cards and folders 'llh envelopes Nl)x 'lll:luhl ulll for 31, costs mnlso: .d'l:'gl.y’ all shipping ¢l mm ithan Kot Bublisners, Dept: 308, 1 Water Bl; Boston, Mass. POLICE DEPARTMENTS new m: mym‘:h ‘human-] shouts wh Oro'dl mll’vll l‘ t. Bomd ll! ‘-ll'v exclusive umwn, Write lll!d Industries, Inc., lld, unrver Bld 's_Moines, Io POSBIBLE TO wuu 310 duily__100% profi selling NoRun; prevents run: iples life of | hosiery; women buying flul lu renenr H mple ’61"‘ pt. 1026, NoRun Co., Cin- | STR. GE JUID charges hllurlel inlllnll Pl’vvlhtl sulphation, freezing and overchal ng: doubles life arid pep: holds charge in- definitely: “aiscards. ol ods: write for free sample offer and money-making oppor- verywhere indorse ike auto alarm: S or%euh | B EGG R’rmnm EXPERIENCED GO O ers: yevicw: speed dictation: lessons, moderate Tates. Decatur 3584: LINOTYPE GPERATORS, §50-560 W1 School ight cls 5 'Day-night classes. Basto h‘i‘.’t intcraft Blde. '0_LESSONS FOR PERMITS AND PARK- NG CeXEY: apecial instruction for nervous pertons: turnished. FOSTER RTWELL ola mu-bl-» uu O and Dot poRuIae: Vate lessons. Reasonable Potomac. 5766. ION and contract Bridee lnstruction Expert Ho- e teacher Hay-Adams onal French—Taushi B veing merican lady of seven years resl lence in = urol erms _m¢ Tnquire by o .m., Decatur 3200-J_* BPANI!‘HEhILnl!gfl‘AR‘}( i;im?'\?v.\flgm les Ross. nstruc M BLESSANT SCHOOL for AU and tel TUTORINt ERGARTEN Tien schos! at childrens home: all sublects, violin, voice, physic daily or evening. Fours 10 suft parent, Experienced young tunity: "Elitott Works, Debt. 23, Des Molnes, Iowa. . $195 PROFIT first 10 days. What Nei made demomtrating pocket size gins Sively Gesigned: caras; costs 50c; sells $1. Write for sample. all enveloy ‘Beats I “competlt Sunshine Art, Trenton, GHRISTMAS MONEY Selling pe perso Toonal Christmas cards witn name ;.f"" lvv oo Wit today Midse beral. Drob POROB: Marker sn finmnun e FREE TO DISTRIBUTORS. ‘Write for free copy of “Distributors 10- polnt System' proving tremendous profits d repeat orders fo pro ed hygienic product una “By ‘most elabo. rate sales plan tory of direct selling shoulder-to-ai . Adds Dept. B, 0. F. K Ne York _ City. SELIL, PLAYING CARDS. ake orders for new attractive line of prices below regular Tetail buy at whole- My West 10th Sto cag AUTO. NECESSITY. New, Tothing ks it Ieal Winter provodition: retaile $1. " Jones Spect Co.._806_N. Chicago. ~_* 100 CHAUFFEURS WANTED. Taxicab season is in full swing now. are making good money under |3 our new profit-sharing proposi- a | tion. SEE MR. RUPPEL OR MR. BYRON, CITY CAB CORP,, 141 12th St. N.E. W MANAGER. We have opening for experienced crew must 50 ter and able to feach- otn derful o v 4 ity Y0 tn" one of the fastes E 1n the try. and ‘e not seller. Ay Nobut V. Hontas s L City and Stop Me drivers |LIve: JI’WI‘I'.RY um)un numu ttracti it aitractive proposition. to sell and. nationally advertised jewelrs: Address Box 133:A, um 40, commission Frank Chip SALESMEN age Ghlng.":a. '”whlu. mm-l":n and "5"”” New M TIVOLI THEATER BLDG., 3313 ] rge N—For industrial ba ower 531, I(I!Itl’ll wtlll. ‘Texas HRISTMAS CARDS. o s SE b ‘Washington, Dept. U- g T, Broe lsre: Seitaspe. PO! anc ho' woman; references. Address Box 44-A. Star EXPERIENCED Home_lessons | Ta; EASAI BECRETARIES. | TIVOLT -n-:nnn DG . 3313 4th St N.W. THROUGH | 'RESIDENT TEAGHER for small wroup; kne care young children; state experience, age: m Star offi TES . for Christmas cards, ing a1, c-ra 31 sasortme Bibum, b M f:.-! album; muen ulnphl Tnyention Row, New. | su.uwom— New careven aily poulbhulnnolnl TV Con o i shoulder straps slibping; indham, Gonn. BALESWOMEN i e o ink: A inest line anyw ree; “weekly commission With: Drizes and bn nun in nldmun -mn‘a’:u‘gnmn. doliph st Chicaso: e Suis’ STENOGRAPHER '3 years r;m?k‘no: public Sion salsry ‘destr od: “aive detaf &:'mi employment. 6-As o fice. mofl llmll‘. m\llt have hi least years' exp. in nnm. sentile: 35"t0 50" you d; _per: laced. ADI Hrorsine. Washineton. Employment Exchange, 314 ‘National Bress nm 14th and F n.w. PHER newspaper _ office. ad sevatal yesrs” enos: Write fully as to all experience. nd - selaty expecied. —Ad: ‘Star_office. ILORESS nted—Experienced; steady on .41 are time cards sell on sight; . novelties. all at work._Apply ot 3403 Tith st TAILORESSES—Experienced men's tafloring um mr 1o stress. _Inquj North nsm, he ol Tl To make extra money. THE WAY Room _ i wl 15th_st. n. TUTOR, LA school work TIN, ICH _AND for two students: give aualifications and phone number. A dress _Box - offi WHITE WOMAN. d lfll’lmsnl young, in care for child Address Box_148-A ol state particulars office. o stay evenings 6319 Meadow lane. Chevy chu WOMAN, Protestant, for tlon, preferably collége tratned n ¥. W. C. da: n OF ub Sork’ helpfal. ho B F. Orwis, 1. publ 1018 Wal Address Bhoie ve. o | WOMEN, 3, of executive abiliy, m Tor agreeable dontact work: all of part fime. s od remuneration. office. WOMAN—! e Taalt vompansat st nw. WOMEN—OUT OF A JOB—Do, want to make same money? “beats all Christm 32, costs Do Fastest 30 seller: poritono. farn Hrite “Guick. Numethod Gg. o ? Numethod Bidg., Bradford, Pa. Yomm LAD! sxverienced, of ance - for ladie: Store: steady, all-y YOIk Avparel Sore, 1113 F ou y e Dave & aquato: STATISTICAL COURSE. Bervice Preparation | ltllll!r ‘Monda: MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, Tivoli Theater Building. 3313 14th Bt. N.W. Phone Columbla 3000. Study Interior Decoration At a Practical School. and practical Individual i IT PAYS Accredited, _ professional urse. Expert instructors, rating Struction. . Co-ope Afternoon lnd evenlnt Full _infor: MASTER SCH( INT! RATXOI, 1206 18th st. n. North 5236. BEAUTY CULTURE. MABELLE _HONOUR SCHOOL. 12th Year of Operation. Expert instruction. Day. ev —to students enrolling for Complete Course. Our new Student Self-Ald Plan makes cost of course purely nominal, SIT 00] Nothing like it elsewhere. Cleanlin ‘Thoroughness. The cormier stone” of our success. MABI HONOUR ING 135 New Hamp. Ave. N.W. (Dupont Circle). A Burchell Bide., 817 14t St N EDITORIAL CLERKS. Preparation for Civil Service. Resizter Now for New | Besinning December 15. MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES. Tivoli Theater Building. 3313 14th St. Telephone Columbia_3000. BE A RADIO EXPERT. Radic's growth making hundreds of $50- Jobs. P book points you can classes. Write NA Dept. . D. C. STATISTICAL CLASSES. Civil Service ‘l.’repnntion. 't PLEASANT SCH FOR SECRETARIES STATISTICAL COURSF. day, November 3. figHOOL $5_AN HOUR CHRISTM: ‘You ke that d %ADH Wi o make that, un mz-nu':flx Wondner g cards; Drices; evers G’m. .En'c'{":%'i"}?.;" Mouni Bl ding. ‘Clevelsnd. Obio. EARN $4 EVERY HOUR. SELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS. Unusually large commissions an ds_sell on sight. Our s_you rospects S0t box tree. Bee gur TWO | ASSORTMENTS. Write or c:xmu'lo " CHRISTMAS MONEY, Energetic women can earn substantial amount between now and Christmas selling our Christmas cards and other "unusual sift e catalog West ue. E. XPFRIEN CED SALESWOMEN FOR COATS, DRESSES. oQnly thoroushly exverlenced salespeople coi d. Positions permanent; highest salary. BRESLAU, IwNC REPRESENTATIVE WANTED from which Giiests 0 send our quest n'sgreunufl'l !lo unl&&'&;ll.fi:d Rd&ranc;’ lrlsl. ll"d. MILLINERY SALESLADIES ‘Wanted for permanent and part time work ; state experience and reference. Address Box 231-Z, Star office. FAIRLY experienced toilet goods demonstrator. uperintendent’s office, 4th oor. S. Kann Sons Co. A NATIONAL BANK & new bran person: - ch of its al