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STOCKS.
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James J. Walker was reported to-
SCHoOLs AND COLLEGES
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HELP WANTED
take.
LEGAL NOTICES
Mr. Kind died late last night | MAN DIES vitoM
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in a hospital from pellagra.
GASOLINE IUINS
and forwarded to Weaver at 3 p. m.
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Aflington. 5 rooms
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Homes & Apartments
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other daughter, Mrs. F. C. Laltue,
The Press’ Daily Pattern
CALL OWNER. 2-3637
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Formerly Assistant Manager at Wichita Falls, Texas
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be made with the prineipal
the school the pupil expects
presented, the transfer will be
rejected, Green said.
TEXAS BANK BANDITS
FLEE INTO OKLAHOMA
to
U
Street, last night, were held at
the grave, in Greenwood Ceme-
MAYOR MAY QUIT
AND RUN AGAIN
Smart Lines for
Growing Figures
choice, $4.25
loo lbs, good
medium to good steers, undertone nround
steady; other killing classes fully steady:
PART TIM
statement
Lacking in Quality;
Hogs Show Advance
of a
when
AT AmeticAn fA;
be
day.
DRIVE TO FIND JOBS
FOR STUDENTS OPENS
All . apartments and homes are in
perfect condition. furnished homes
and apartments are priced that no
bills can be paid the owner1.
Charles Kind 'Fort Worth,
A. J. King, New York
SCORES REFUSE
JOSS IN FIELDS
MHM. LORKNA FEAGIN
III NIED IN GWEENWOOD
Funeral services for Mrs
Mrs. J. O. Nelson, wife
druggist, slightly injured
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Bhares -
American Bank Stocks
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Old sues r
12 SO ,
604 9TH
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2120 Herh
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It AGE
MENWANT
steady; hi
16; holdin
early
Cattle:
AY, SEPTEMBER 1,19M
announcements ~~
1ights 140 to 160 lbs, good and (
«t4,60; light weights, 160 to 20
MOWDAY
office or
tion.
Erantle
CURB ON TRANSFERS
AT SCHOOLS PLANNED
tandard American Trust
Bandard Collateral
State Stand Investments
238
.$27.50
lee of Per
Bridgepo rt
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bachelor
CHEYROLE
INVESTMENT TRUST
STOCKS
THUISDAY, SErt. 1, 1022, .
Combined Plan Is Used To
Buy Groceries
(
96 Stricken From Welfare
Grocery List
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2.98 ..
By United Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1__Active pool operations in a
long list of favorite shares gave the stock market a strong
undertone today despite' a falling off in speculative in-
terest because of the approaching holiday.
Junior Chamber of Commerce to
Help TCU Men. Women
The body of George W. Perkins.
58, White Mett lenient Hoad, was
Fort Worth’s Outstanding
Available Homes
city • 2
For all its charm and distinc-
tion, this could almost be called
a self-made frock. It has so few
pieces and they almost put them-
wives together. Any schoolgirl can
make it. Size 14 requires 2% yards
39-inch material for sleeveless
frock.
Pattern No. 60IS is designed for
sizes a to 16 years.
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COUNTY SUPPLY
CONTRACT LET
Insurance
irust shares
Trust A A ..
Trust Cumu
i Trust .....
‘AR5 for return in good condition
I Chevrolet (blue) roadster, license
Applications for transfers must
" “ •--- of
Corporate
Cumulative
ATT
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Tr. Oli
Wave. R
Sh
today for burial by the Gase-
Ware Funeral Home.
Mr. Perkins died this morning
in a honplial from z/’rnnd degree
burns of the face, arms and hands
received a week ago when a kero-
sene Steve exploded.
Hr is survived by four brothers,
C. A. Perkina, Fort Worth; B. W.
snd B. T. Perkins, Weaver, and
Jack Perkins, Lakeview, and one
sister, Mr*. Celia Prewer, Weaver.
merican
American
American
American
American
Corporate
Corpora'*
MOIBSS—tN>ra* ISH ED
today awarded a oontract for Ero-
cerles under the new consolidated
plan of buying. The Commerce
Cash Store got the contract on its
to
I
est range lambs held upward to
1g best natives $5,75; nothing sold
Every fashionable young mod-
em will love the extended shoul-
ders and high, bow-trimmed neck-
line. But its most important claim
It con tains
Paris styles for
the home dress:
maker, helpful
dress making
hint* and an
authorita t i v e
article on wed-
ding etiquette.
Price only 10
cents a copy.
one of the bandits fired at her,
was recovering today.
STANE S'
Brantley
Fufunakon
mtn oi« i
SPECI
S3 Permane
and Set 1
or two fo
BOBETI
IATTLE PRICES
HOLD STEADY IN
QUIET TRADING
WANTED -11
dance tra
. Cal! Miss
Sept 1st
to fame lies in 1
seaming that terml
418 LOUISIANA AVK 4 room, ...
816 E Tucker, 5 rooms .
No. 5015 / Size......
Composite ........
Founders 4 pct pfd..
Founders 7 pet ptd..
Founders 1 • 70th- ...
Superintendent Save Puplls Must
Have Good Heasou
Pupils desiring transters from
one school to another must show
Announce the Re-opening of Their Office at the
Same Loeation, Seventh and Houston Streets,,
Under the Marpagement of
( Mr. Al H. Bedinghaus
AYK 10 rooms ...
UE E 5 rooms .
Ave . 4 rooms
lull. 7-room brick
ns. 6 rooms
I 27th, l rooms
..120 00
. 120 oo
...120 00
.. 120 00
120 00
117 50
117 50
170 lbs 14
sows, 13 204
130 week
0 P. m.
2-2"“
m" ll.d to. vou at one.. Feket thla
week an «00d tor-
JIMMY "Schnozzle" DURANTE
BUBTER KEATON
“SPEAK EASILY”
With TEELMA TODD
Here’s a frock with a future!
It combines some of the season's
newest details. And it has lines
of exquisite simplicity that con-
trive to erase those awkward
angles of the growing figure.
fung ma
bookkeepin
7 yearg «X
MIDDLE AC
taker, 1ani
Box_152e
PART TIME
clal tatet
schools evbry day until the open-
ing. Pupils entering for the first
time have 'been requested by
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115 Granger 6 rooms .. 2..
Ill Missouri. 4 rooms i......
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cold water In kitchen and bath. >15
3705
3513-
3731 ,
Trust ee At and Oil A ..
Trustee Stan “
a. Trustee N 1        -----
30th Century Fixed
Two Year Trust ....
Trust Fund Shares . .
United Founders 1-7Oth
5 ROOMS, breakfast room, newly
Bf.d Hecorated; near Carrol Peak
3-3036, 3-1339,
Finders of Lost Articles
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•Ute
COTrON UP 10 POITS
AFTER REGAINING LOSSES
ST Untted Press
NEw YORK. Sept 1-Cotton staged a
tool rally from an early break of almost
• dotiar • bale today .nd in late trad-
Ine vu holdine at gains of 10 point).
Loenl buying was inspired •y heAv
rains in Texas and Oklahoma and th.
ponibtitty of protracted wet spells in other
Metlon, of th. belt. .  ..
weakness in Liverpool, which lose:
to 40 point, lower, was ortnet hr th...
developments. Th. English marxet re-
reted to uqutdatfon on the stnxe of op-
eratives in the Lancashire cotton indust
"Lonus liquid.ted fresly in th. early
trading. sendine th. market down, more
han 2 dollar a bale from th. hichs touch-
nooning rallr Bub.equgntly,
hever a better UM S.v.iSpW M »
resuit of th. wenther reports and a re-
covery ensued.
Pi
Fluff dry
washed:
He is survived by his wife and
five xnn* J. M., J L , Billy and
to MKLP w
Tali
Prict of Pattern IS Cents
Send for our Paris Fashion
Magazine.
i MOUSKN-UNVUHNISMED
----zgcemaNAyAEEs----
1101 IC "owel. 6-rm frame .133 M
forrzouns,mencr.women. Com low bid -$450.65. There were
The Junior vhamDer or GQI- ivA HfAA-rg
Green to confer with
regarding schedules am
A full day’s schedule
1115 Stella. 4 rooms ......
715 Anthony. 5 rooms .......
3024 Columbus. 5 rooms
1715 Galveston, g rooms
3414 Avenue K 5-room briek
County Commissioners Court
Mew
Dar
Brantie
OALBBLADII
Un. «xtr«
rail O-fur
" WAN
She is survived by her. husband, .
0, F. Rogers; two sons, L. A.
and Truett Rogern, and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. D. Driskill, all of Fort
Worth.
good reasons for asking the
transfer. Supt. W. M. Green told
Run on Local Market Is principals at * conference today,
nun uh                       i- Principalo will be at their
3,
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APARTMENTS- FURNISHED
1914 Tremont. 4-room brick . . 130 00
4137 El Campo, 3-rm efficiency 122 50
OMAHA. NFR
By US. Department nt Agriculture
OMAHA. Neb., sept,, 1 Moen: Com-
plete early clearance. Sizeable num-
her shipping orders unfilled Mostly 16c
higher than Wednesday's average; spots
up more Top $4.35 for choice 210 to IM
lb weichts. Bulk. good and choice. 170 to
340 lbs, 14 1544 30; 340 to 350 lbs, 13 40
44,25; 140 to 170 lbs, $3,654 4 30; sows,
$3,1503.70; feeder pigs, 12,754 3 Stags.
13.75^3 35, shippers bought around 1500.
Average cost Wednesday 13 73. weight 250
lbs. For month cost $3.85, weight 262 Iba.
Cattle Fed steers and yearlings most-
ly steady, spots strong on choice steera
with weight Rhe-stock active, strong to
10 to 15c higher; bulla and vealers steady;
stockers and feeders in light auppjyj. slow
about steady; fad yearlings mostly $70
g 75; yearlings 442 lbs. 19; few loads me-
djum weights, 19 104/9,25; one load around
1321 lbs, 19 50. few heifers, 7607, Bulk
grass cows, $2,504 3 25; cutter grades, 11 50
a 2 35; medium bulls. 12.3502.651
top vealers, 15. few 15.50 Small lota
Stocker and feeders, $435.25
Sheep: Lambs, steady to 25c higher,
other classes steady, bulk sorted native
and range lambs it SO. top 15,75 paid for
a five-ear string of choice agrade Idahos,
Two cars fed wooled lambs 47 lbs, 88.50,
Clipped lamba. 75 to 91 lb average. 18 50
Fed yearlings, 14 26; ewes up to 121,6000
to choice range feeding lambs, $4,25
4,60.
Super Corporation A
Super Corporation B ,
Super Corporation C .
Super Corporation D .
Super Corporation *AA
Super Corporation BB
Trustee Bnnd (nv C .
Trustee Stand Inv D ;
Bldg.
emmeaBD"
years certi
audits, lunl
ence, clerk,
Hlence: det.
aty expect.
s mu
ErGSFEw
Day and I
FORT WQI
WANT OIRL
jr/20 to
WAN rED- W
housework
Thursday.
15 LADIES
share in c
pare time
to start wil
No selling.
B Hattie
LEARN beau
plete yura
ENTI
11-031 Winters. 6-3264 or 3-9104
New Fall
Day
Brantie
: 32%
B, V. B pepartment tt Agriculture ..
Cattle receipt* at Fort Worth
Thursday tapered off to light vol-
ume and the run was also lacking
in quality. Most of the otterings
were plain grades of grassy butch-
er heifers mixed butcher classes
and butcher cows. Good fed steers
and yearlings, of value to sell
above 35.80. were practically lack-
ing. Yard estimates called for
only 1,100 cattle and 600 calves.
MRSTALMAREMLIT
Will open private kindergarten at 1023 B
Arlington. Sept. 12th. Pre-school chi-
dren enrolled. 4-4741.
8      HELF WANTED—MALE
WANTED10SALESMEN " mt
■_______331 SOUTH LAKE ____
WANTED Food store manager; give ret-
erencH with first letter Box 1111. Press
By United Press
CHICACO, Sept 1 Hogs Recelpts 13.-
000. including 3000 direct; 5 to 15c above
WednesAny; to 220 lbw, 84,70(04,80; top
14.85; 370 to 340 lbs 13,906/4 35; 140 to
3 05 ..
5 15 6 45
4 45 5 15
176 1 90
1.75 1 90'
1.90 3 10 ;
1 SO  3 00
...     ........... 37,   31
and Oil B ........ 34   41,
Y Cl’y Hank Shares   Os   12
:  32;  15*
peposi ponta clfs ........
Deposit Hank At Irust N Y.
Deposit Bank N Y A ........
Deposit Insurance A .........
Diversilted trust A ..........
Diversilied Trust B ..........
Diversified Trust C .......f.,
Diversilied 'Irust D ..........
Leaders of Industry A ........
Leaders of Industry B ........
Leaders nt Industry C ........
Nationwide Securities .......
National Industrie* A ........
National Trust Shares ......
New fork Bank..........
North American Trust S3 ...
North Aini rican 'Irust '65 ...
North American Trust 54 . .
Old Colony Investments .....
Old Colony Trust Asao ......
Bernrtties General 14 pfd ...
Select American ......  •
__ward^ 704 Davis. 4-473B.   '      __ A
ier- Fair birocal shel rimmed «lese 4
In e»M, between TCU and postottica • 7
K.wtrd, Phon. 4-3X33_________ “
OLD eh»in bracelet, with lock .nan
«h»«: CWW F»rk lt«w»rd. 4-344,.    1
LOBT—Black leather purse, N. Clinton a •
alst Bia.; keep money and return puree l
and Eontents to 2126 N Clinton Av&.
PERSONAL BUSINESSES
rHz TME SHOP 1302 Hemphil: 21
_ shape crystal, round or fancy. on*y 275    ’ •
GRAPES and (Tape Juice. Grapemoot,
Flaee, Wnita Battlament Road 1-1852,
FROM MEMPHIS, TENN.
Want load from Memphis or nearby.
Edmondson Storage Co.
U6 Baat Hattie._____2-9192-,
BOH JACKSON *
One of the beet horse trainer, and ridina
instructora in the eity is now wII .!»
Acme Stable*         ,
3 and s-Eaited horses for hire naint
instruction. if you like; boarder, aiven
the best of attention
DIAL 2-8866 FOR OUR
__REABONABLX BATB8
TEMPORARY HOXIE for xirl. « health/ .
enable Steptiens. 2-0530 after 1 p m.
Stock Market Shows Strong
Undertone As Pools Active,
Speculation Shows Decline
Interest Lags As Holiday Approaches; Leaders
Show Gains of Fractions While
Other Issues Soar
1         LEGAL NOTICE*
vffnfiDPATINOTan buildlnr*brick.
THURBER BRIOK COMPANY
. Fort Worth Natlopat Bank bide.
’             Fort Worth. Texae
~ "ANNOUNCEMEfiTS
4014 Avenue G S-rm, frame
925 Prince, S-rm. frame
1220 NUlia, 5-ri ftomi ....
2550 Camilla 5-rm. frame ,
1605 Bedeil, 4-rm frame
D H EDMOND
2-1072 903 Burk Burnett Bldg
j
* Preparations were underway
today to find part time jobs for
TCU students who will bo un-
able to attend school next year
without earning some money.
Moro than 100 members of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will canvass 600 business houses,
looking for any kind of work
Salesmen eollected guotabi*. steady
prices lor slauuhter catgie of the var:
ou, elasses but packer demand appeared
rather narrow and th, market aa a whole
developed on a qulet, pedlinE baea.
Packa-lot sales provided built of the
day, businens, A lew .laughter steers,
plain and rather common arades of
(raMer*. told in the 13 and 14 r»n,e,
Bom. fatfly food (red., ot yeerlinee
moved on packer account around $8.28 to
is >0. with urassy butcher yearaings re-
Bm; Walker Reported Considering
a few fat cows sold up to »3. Butcher                       “
cows found an outlt around 12 25 to
13 60. cuttery types changed bands around
11 76 and low-cutter sorts wefe scattered
from 11 to 11 50 Sausage bulls, listed
from 11 50 to 12, were represented in the
receipts by occasional small sorts from
Houtherr natway .........
Standard Brands ...........
Stanar ins Ar wlectrie
FfRn^ard nil nf aliforrfa
Standarg Oli nt New Jersey.
Tea, Corporation ..........
Timken Roller Bearing "11.1
&W
TIntter Aircraft ............
IIntted Cornoration .........
TInitet Pruit • ..........
TIntted Gas Imprpyement . ,
TInite States Pebber .......
Tilted States Stee1 ........
I’nrner Brothers Pictures .
Western Unon .............
Westin rh nun Tleetrie
Woolworth (F W) ..........
Worthington Pump .........
United Bank Kha res ........
unlWa TftiUfahCI ....
U S lec Light de Power A .
U ft Elec Light Afi Power B
Nationa (nr
Nationa Dal
Ne va dV’conaoi iffa tei ’ Coppe r
KThW. : :::: :::
North American .............
KOT ::::::::::::::
Packard Motor ...........
Pacific Gas e Wiectrie .....
Paramount Fubhx ..........
Pennsyivenia Ragroa -.......
Penney t.1 C ) Co..........
People’s Gas .............
ehez.Ppalrum r......
Pibl!e Service of New Jersey .
Radio Corporation of America
Reo Motor Car              .
Reynolds Tobacco B ........
RW
Mimmons Company ............
Foconv Vacuum ...............
Routhern Parlflc .............
NEW YORk Sept 1.-potgtoenEguy;
Long Island 45c VII 40 per -arrelj New
Jersey, 46c'All .35.
Sweet Potatoes Weak; Jersey, basket.
50c0$1,25; southern. barrel, $141.50;
Southern, basket, 50^ 76c        A..,
Flour—Dull, springs; patents $4.20450
per barrel                           .     ,
MMdir WeRersparsB.som
5,50 per 100 pound,.
mkahotefmde""enha%VKn0**5*1‘2085
"ehse- Steady; brown 02%e per pound;
yellow ,023c: white .034 04c,
Tallow Stendy; special to extra ,03% 6
.031 per pound.               .    ..
Hides Common dull; city packer firmer)
native steers 7%ci butt brand! ""C Colo-
15 2101 Lon, i.l.nd duck, 122"126..
Liv, Poutfy-steady, gees 80,130 tur:
ke9 101186: roonters 11012e: dueki Vo
lOc fowl, 12010 ehiekena, pulleta,
1 Ch0Gie—qutets Fount .Amerlens 13%
• IV.e,                  ______________
MODERN 4-room house near school and
ear . ■ - <*'»•'' i;.    4-1038
rar Brown of Hid Assembly of
God Church officlated.
4105 birch.nan. 5-room brick ...132 50
3513 Fifth Ave. 5-room brick 127 50
3304 Townsend Dr . 5-room brick 125 00
3300Stanley, 5-room brick ...122 50
3417 Ryan. 5-room frame .... 125 00
3209 Ada 4-room frame •.............
3712 Avenue H. 5-room brick .125 00
“ Avenue G. brick duplex, ea 112 50
(5 Ada. brick duplx, each.. 116 00
.... Avenue H brick duplex, ea. 112 50
3242 Montague, 5-room frame 115 00
4116 El Campo, 3 apts . 125. 132 50. 130
47| El Campo. 7-roem frame .125.00
6520 El Campo. 5-room brick
275 Primrose, 5-room brick
222 Grace. 5-room brick
3244 Bylvanla. 5-room brick .
313 Blevins 5-room brick
3244 Sylvania, 5-room brick
2241 Grace. 5-room brtek
25’4 Prospect, 5-room frame
" 300
ini
_2755 Kast First At 2 -6527
1 ROOMS ‘kitchens, 3 gArages hardwood |
floors. 133   801 E Powelll 4-1358
6-ROOM BRICK
3009 Hemphill THe bath, shades. 5-3776
2810 AVI K e ROOM STONE, MODERN
-
ARL HTB Modern 6 rooms inoleum,
shades, near schools, car 4-4982
modern 4-room house, near 11th distriet
school Call 4-4634.
5-HOOM modern brick near Poly High,
car I! 2904 Ave H 2-6138,
1409 COOPER s‘ Near ' high 'school. 7
,22212 "H0ehadeb and linoleum, 135
H VEAL”tfEWRLL7 REALTOR "
The Mental Agent of the Cite
_3-1363, 3-1364 ___313 W Eighth -
1709 C©LLVCB--5 ronnw. garage, near sth
Ward behool 3-1618 __
POLY 610 Hawkins s-room, hot water. 3
bloekn car in month 3-3943
2734 W 4TH 4 rooms water heater, dou-
ble garage 132.50, 104 Cleveland, 6 rms.
water heater, 113 60 James Pinto.
2821 IPSCOMR 5-rm modern . .130
1423 E Magnolia, nearly new eott. 130
2218 Ave. 0, 5 rms 21, acres .. 116
C F lLCKRIBT 3-2123
POxY 433 Hawkins 6 rooms, partly fur-
I ninhed if desired, 115   6-4116.
EXTRA NICE 6 rooms, bath, sleeping
PorS5-nel decorated, 6003 Lafayette.
764 9TH AVE - 1 rooms,135 1813 E Tuck-
er $0 181 | Oalveston 113 50    7-2537.
323210- near achoola
3332 ‘JKNNINGS AVE Lovely home. 130;
4 rooms, tHe bath good condition, THE
OY COMPANY Reaitors, 3-6314.
6518 PERSHIN, 4 large rooms, sleep-
ine porch, completely modern.
130 per month.
2314 TERRY North Sie— rooms,
screened porch, lights, water and
3400 Fn           4 rooms,
shades lights, water and gas,
112 50 per month,
THE TRENTMAN CO.
3-1767 "                Mr Kobbs.
4109 GRAPEVINE ROAD-S-rpom house. •
acres gas lightN water 4 1125
I7A HOUSES— UNFL IRN.—COLORED
CORNER3IstAnd Prairie.Norehsa-.
4 rms . city water, almost new $10 mo
6543 LIBBEY. 4 rms newly papered.
18 per month
THE TRENTMAN CO
mixed shipment!.
Very few purchases of replacement cat-
tle and calves were made on country ac-
count mainly because of continued scar-
city of stockers and feeders In .the re-
ceipts. Selections of stockers Included
some good stock steer yearlings And stock
steer calyes. however, these moving out
at cost figures of 14.75 and 14 46.
Slaughter calves remained unchanged.
A few good heavies sold from 14 50 to
14 76 snd some of the calves at the latter
price were weight averages nt around
500 pounds, on the short yearling order
Weighty slaughter calves of plainer grades
sold from around 14 downward, including
cull sorts from 11 50 to 12               >.
Hog trade at Fort Worth Thursdhy
scored a moderate advance of about 10c
and. good early clearance was made on
this hasis. The day a top of 14 26 was
paid by small killers in the truck section
for a few lots of smooth butchers and re-
maining supplies of truck hogs were pur-
chased by larger packers at a popular
price of 14 30 Moat of the truck hogs
averaged from 165 to 350 pounds The
largest transaction of the day consisted
of six loads of good 300 to 325-peund rail
butchers, on packer account, at $4,10
Another load of heavy rail butchers
brought 14 05 home packing sows held
steady at 13-26. Receipts were estimated
at a total of 1,000 hogs. Including 191 di-
rects
Sheephotse receipts of about 1,000 head
Thursday consisted largely of sheep and
Yesrlit^a th# Mtur eruiM nt fat lamhi.
were lacking Fat sheep and yearlings
ruled seady. with fat yearlings reported
from 4.1 to 1160. gome fat ewes a» M 76
and a few nged tnl wethers up to* 12
Good fit Tmbs were hominalty fisted
around 14 25
Grocerlei were bought under
the one cnfract for the County
Home, Orphan*' Home and a con-
vict camp. Commissioners former-
ly asked separate bids on supplies
for each institution. -
Minutes of the court showed to?
day that A. L. White, janitor, had
been diamieeed "for the good of
the service" and W. G. Brown ap-
pointed to his place. The action
was taken at the last meeting,
commissioners ssld.
The court today awarded A. J.
Mayfield $1,000 for three-fourths
of an acre of right-of-way and for
damages in building the Mansfield
Highway.
It rejected a petition by C. G.
Thomas for $3,000 damages for
failure to build a livestock under-
pass on the Dallas Northwest
Highway. Commissioners said Dal-
las business men obtained the
right-of-way and made agree-
ments.
Funds to get Pasteur teatment
for the seven children of W. C.
Powell, farmer were voted. The
children were bitten by a pup a
week ago.
bis rant, S-room. 2-atory, clod:
XIS renhw, S-room trim. . 128:88
2890 Avenue A. 5-room frame ..320.00
204 Kentueuy, 10 fma, i bath. 120.00
t ------- .. . ..11.0
. sis oo
...SIS 00
After an irregular opening,
pools resumed operations. Buy-
ing operations picked up as the
session progressed, trading was
much, smaller ’ than recently.
"5 While gains in leaders like
’ United States 'Steel, American
Can. Telephone and Standard Oil
of New Jersey generally were
limited to fractions, advances of
seversl points occurred among
the less prominent issues. Msny
reached their best levels of the
year.
Such rail stocks as Pennsyl-
vania, Louisville & Nashville and
Atlantic Coast Line showed im-
pressive strength, the latter two
reaching new highs. Lackawan-
ns and New York Central, re-
cent leaders, were unable to bet-
ter their previous closing levels.
Signs of ‘pobt" activity were
apparent in the silk, tobacco and
aviation stocks. Many stocks in
these groups made sharp gains.
Farm equipment issues were im-
proved despite irregular tenden-
cies in grain and cotton prices. •
By United Press.
BLUE RIDGE: Sept. l.—Five
bandits who robbed the Security
State Bank here of $3,000 and
wounded a woman when they fir-
ed at random today apparently
had escaped Into Oklahoma and
officers of that state were furnish-
ed descriptions of the men.
This little town had the appear-
ance of a battle-scarred village to-
day. Buildings and store fronts
were perforated by bullets. More
than 100 rounds from a machine
gun the men carried was fired as
the men escaped from the bank
and ffed from town.
I
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' Wk) I are Sk . 5-rm, hr......29,99
yjekery Blvd., 6-rm, fr 7,59
handler St , 6-rm briek .. 25,00
Loving Ave, 5-room frame 3.60
i 3 Wad* Rt., 5-room frame ..I no
3.35//FWKLWAEkER"*,:436,°°
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept 1 - But ar futuria
opened unehaniad Beptember 109c bid.
December 1 14c: January 1 09c March
! 10c; May 1 Dr. July 1 16c hid. Raw
autar firm Spot 96 test duty paid 3 16c.
Refined steady. Granulated 4 26c
carried out the opening
Sept. 12.
FOLY 2907 Crenshaw, 4-room house, near
achoola, ear line cheap Owner. 6-1863
NEW S-room home and 1 acre at Stop 4
$25 4-6960
PARK KILL Elegant i-einry home, 115
2-4770, 4 4643
5-ROOM HOME IN POLY
Big Cane, La., and two sons.
Roscoe Guillott, Big Cane, and
W. P. Guillott, Port Arthur
RENT A SELECT HOME BEFORE
SCHOOL STARTS SEE THESE
HOMES BEFORE HEN UNO
meres will list the jobs offered
and the University authorities
will assign them to students.
E. N.- Hatlir wss appointed
chairman of the campaign com-
mittee at a luncheon yesterday.
The whole organization will work
under him in the canvass. Ac-
tivities will be directed from
Room 240, Texas Hotel. The
telephone number is 3-2438.
/ 7 /
/ \
.1 _
RAILROAD BONDS SHOW
GAINS OF 1 TO 5 POINTS.
By United Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1-Taben were
tureed on ths -bond marxet today wnen
rails, recently under pressure, rallied
briakly while industtia1 orporaton bonds
were in atesdr AuPDly st wide loetes.
Re,nondins to reporta nt sn approachin«
nereement on es-torn rsllrosd eonsolpda-
tion cartied bonds nt sli kinds moved up
1 to » points, with iMues nt the Beltimore
Ar Ohio New York Central Misnqur! PA:
eifte, Priaeo. Southern Pacifie and Nickel
Flale promment on the rise,
V S government iMUks displeyeq en
sealer undertone, while foreln obli«ationn
were qulet and miyed. streneth in Arzen-
tine and Oerman loans featuring.
a       LOST AND VOUND
ESTArisGmofemafpoleepup:
lizht colored Reward 3-4553,
KANSAS CITV. MO.
By U.S. Departemnt of Aarieulture
KANSAS CITY, Mo Sept 1 Hoga ne-
eelpta 3000, including led direct, Aellve
to all interests, 10 to 300 higher than
wednasaNy’F averara- tov -14,30 on hotee
170 to 340 Iha. Light lights, good and
choirs, 140 to 160 Iba 13,0044 201 U«hl
weights, good and cholce, 100 to 180 Iba.
14,05/4.30: light weights, good and choice,
ISO to 300 Iba. $4.20014,301 medium welwhin
good and eholoe. 200 to 330 Iba. 14.20 2.4.301
medium weluhta. 4004 and choice. 330 to
300 Iba.- 14,1504.30: heavr weight;. 6004
and cholee., 300 to 200 Iha. 14 08011.221
heavy welwhtn, good and cholee, 200 to
550 Iba. $3.80/14,101 parking nows, medium
end good. 276 to SOO Iba. 12,000.3.71 feed-
er and atocker pigs: good and cholce, 70
to 130 lbs. 13.80.04.0    ,    ... w
Cattle: neceipts 3000, enlyen SOO Kill-
ing elaanesalow, steady, atockara And Tena-
era steady to weak: cholce 133S lb steer;,
30030. Slaughter eattie, enlves and veni
ere; Risers, good snd choice. 000 to 000
Iba. to low 0 70: steers, good and chotce
000 to lion Iha. 16,79001 steera good and
rholce. 1100 in 1300 lbs. 86:7042.    .*2.1
good and choirs, 1100 to 1800 Iba.162.0 50:
Nteern, common snd medium. 600 Tbs !P
11 2506 76: helfera, good snd cholce, 850
to 060 Iba, 15,50081 helfera. common and
medium. 660 to S60 Iba. 12.00/1 5.501 eown
good and choice $3" 4 781 rowa, common
and medium. 5203 cowN. Jow sutter.and
cutter. 1102 vealers. milk fed. mnatim
to choice, 1106 yealera, milk fed. cull and
common. II bn., atoeker JlL.'uS
steern, ogod and cholee, all walghli, 14 3S
8,151 atoeker and feeder steere. common
and medium ell weights, 12 600 4 76.
Sheep: Receipta 3600; 1ambs, strong 141
108 hlghsr: sheep, stendye native lambn:
HM: Coloredoa held 16.76 Slsugh er
ahnep and lamha Lambs, good and eholes
on lbs down. 1508,791 1amba, medium on
Iha down. 14,25051 lnmbs.commonn.".
weight). 5304,28/ ewe), medium to choice
160 bba, down, 2a2   •
’ WICITA, KAN.
BwYeaPzAEmgngsogeAieittur r-h
receipts sinuqhtet entte, iicht/trade open-
ing fairly active, moapy steadyi ..one l«6<»
ela to ehotce 445 lb fed heifers 16.50; otb-
er odd loti short fed And grcKey steers and
5238633 "2
end enives sesree, unchanged; ntocxera,
slow, steady to weak.               I
Hogl; Receipt 300 dtrecte. Talking 10
to tie higher than wednenday! prdepee:
live top 1101 packing sows Utile ohaneed,
m09817 .703.0. Block pigs around
Sheep Indications fit iambs strone tor.
ik
1601 F BLUFF. 4 room! ........113 50
524 Boyce. 5 rooms ................
3511 Gould, 4 rooms ...........116 00
2013 Renner. 5-roon brick ......$20 on
3200 Jennings 4 room> .........125 00
113 Galveston. 7 rooms ........125 00
1114 May, 7 roome. 2 baths .... $30,00
• 13 W Leuda 4 rooms ........DO 00
Others. 110 to 135
J t. STUCKENT. 115 W Mh. 2-6968.
WE HAVE good brick and frame rent
hnuaea in every section of etty at rea-
ponabi, TJ’ig For particulars call Mr.
M.2«MLIAN.
3.308"We E°RMHwASREE,ono
Freeport Texas .........
General Elecric ........
enera] poods ......Peer
jeneral Motors .........
Gold Dust ..............
Goodrich »B F» .A.,...
Coodyear Tire A Rubber
Gfsham Patge ..... ....
Greet Northern pfd ....
Hoon.-,
Hudson Motor ........ "7%
Industrjal Rayon ............. 35.
. Inspiration Consolidated Copper 5%
ncernntgona Mkp 283:
ttWluthern      22%
Kennecott Copper ............. 14
2 b    jL
ta.’V               123;
SackeppmekAlkali 22202 23
leave. Unless a valid reaso
Call us for information or. appointment.
3-3447 BRADY 5*4145
7*3062 _____
MODERN 5-room newly papered and pnint-
„oopo.v-, -_____ ed, nearnchool, reasonabie 4-4374,
tt C ‘ "P2M
NORTH ponT WORTH 1106 w,. Central
Ay* modern S-room house, 4-6997.
12 HELF 1
TMON
6 ROOMS 3065 University Drive 135 00
7-re2m tram., 1005 May st 125 to
-STERLING.P CLARK. Realtor 2-8339.
4 ROOMS newiy decorated, hot water, -George J Mellina & Co.
rag. 113  1506 Missouri 5-3810.       •50         -mud —  -.0
STOP. 3. Dalas Interurban, b-room frame Fort Worth Natfonal Bank Bldg 2-3286
house 2731 Meadowarook Dr 5-3755
2705 Northwest
: 2*
223,
2*4
era offered. icatterinir light vearlines
around 16 36 down: most beef ows <2 36
to 13 Cutter grades. It 25021 bulls. 13 36
012,60: top veqlers, 16,60: two loads desir-
able feeder, 16 60: most Stocker) and etock
calves, 14.36716,16,
A25_ -t Hobba,-
HOUSES— FURNISHED
CHICAGO PRODUCE
By United Fress.
CHICAGO, Hept. 1 — Elk!—Market
steady; recefpts 4 724 cases; extrs firsts |
firsts 16120171c: current re-
ceipt fl 151c: dirties 10113,
Butter Market steady; receipts 5,662
tub* extra* 20c. extra firsts 181(019c;
firsts 16% (01712c, seconds 14015Mc;
standards 11,
Ppultry Receipts 1 car, 43 trucks;
18%. A W:    1padleanqurA
keys 10 012c; roosters 10c; chickens 1260
14c leghorn broilers 1112012c.
Cheese Twins 12%012%c; young Amer-
icas DoDVoe
Potatoes On track 134: arrivals 60;
shipment266; market slow dull; Wi8-
onin cobblers 600/70c; Nebraska cob-
bler* 65(170 Minnesota, Hollandale cob-
blers, 7c; Idaho triumphs 11.20, Mnne-
3ota early Ohios 60062%C.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
By United press.
LIVERPOOL Rept .--pot' opened
-WMr market steady.; receipt! 13,000
bales. Including all American balsa.
Futures opened 31 to 34 lower and
closed 39 to 40 Engilsh points lower.
FORT WORTH PRODUCE
Potatoen U, B. shipmentn Wednenday
totaled 266 car. California shippine 20
rar). Colorado 35. 14Aho 33, Main. 36.
Minnonta 33, Washington 36. Wl»con»ln
31 ear. Market nteAdy Drokerg’ carlot
•alt. dell..red Fort Worth bAiN: Colq-
r.dn ANCKAd cobblers, U B. No 1». mostiy
’1 26; SAOked triumph. U s No 1. and
partly traded it 207/1.251 Nebranka
eneked cobbler., V B No 1) If 16711.36:
Utah I.cited cobhlers, U R No. 1., I ear
11.30; Ken... aneked cobbler, combination
trade A 6 006: Californin ..eked Burhanka
V R No 1. wAShed. 31,50821 few fin*
quality higher.
TEEFORT WORTH PRESS__
S.C. TANKERSLEY
and chlee, $4.4004,85: medium weight*.
300 to 250 lbs, good and choice, 14 404
4.85: heavy weights, 360 to 350 Iba. good
and, choice. 1.1 SOU 4 50. parking sows, 176
to SOO lbs, medium and choice, $3.20441
slaughter pigs, 100 to 130 1bs, good and
choice, 13.604/4 36
Cattle:    Receipts 4000, cAlve 1500
strictly good and choice, medium weights
and weighty steers, about steady, top HO;
all yearlings and light steers slow, weak
to 25 lower; comparatively little change
in she-stock cutter rows active, beef coWS
slow; best light steers. 19 40; long year-
lings. 19.35, bulk grain fed steers. $70 9.35;
grassy kinds, 144/6 50; slaughter cattle
and vealers: RI errs. 400 to 900 lbs, good
and choice, 174/9 25; 900 to 1100 Iba, good
and choice, 17 35470 60 1100 to 1100 lbs.
good and choice, $7,50016: lion to 1500
lbs. good and cholee. 17 754/10; 600 tn
1100 lbs, common and medium, $3,750
7 75; heifers, 560 to 850 lbs, good and
choice, $608; common and medium. $3406:
cows, good and choice, 13 507535 common
and medium. $2.75413.501 low cutters and
cutters, $1.7503; bulls, yearlings excluded,
good and choice, beef. 63 404/5; cutter to
medium, $203,403 vealers, milk fed, good
and choice. $6,754/8; medium 150 6 76;
cull and common, 13 5065; atoeker and
feeder cattle Steers, 500 to 1050 lbs, good
and choice. 15 604)4 76; common and me-
dium. 13.250 6.60
Sheep: Receipta 33,666; .low but most-
ly ateady: biddin lower on In-between
«rade l.mb. denirabte nativen 35.0906.00:
lew, 56 350/6 50; best held higher: bidanu
16 66416 76 on westerns, SiAushter sheee
.nd l.mb, Lamba, 00 lb. down, good and
choir., 15 667/6 76; medium. 14 75 0 6,60: all
welehts, common, 33,30414,701 •wes 90 to
160 Iba, medium to choice, 11 50W3 5O: all
welehta, cull »hd common. 1102: tendn«
lamba: 60 to 76 Ibs, aood and choice,
14.18/05.25,
Spacous 5-Room Bungalow
Servant s house and garage, n. w corner
Hurley and Arlington, near Ryan Flarg,
I block from car line, conventent loth
Ward school; open for inspection Bunday
.1 to 4 p m . week days. 9130 a. m
to 6 p m
WANTED—Colored man to do housework
in private home and mustj.be ahle to.
cook Apply Thurs.. 3719 jimp Bowie
WANTED To lease at once, 30
trucks 4 months haul. For information
call 4-9976          ___.
rOR WANTED Car essential Ap.
_ ply 9 to 13   1305 Burk Burnett Bids
GR- CERY CI KRK, 15 tn 11 years old ex.
perienge,Andreferenges---Freund .G.u-.—
’ eery. 100 W Weatherford.
HAVE OPENING for several ’
elderly men and boys to
sell The Press on down-
town street corners. See
Fred Overarid, rear of The
Press Bldg., 5th and Jones.
364/4 66: PIO. 13.6504; parkin.
14/7 75, smooth norts to 14 1tsht
3937 Burchill Rond ........
----- 2850  venue t .   ........
natnt-a    2812 Avenue K
Pntot - 57,1  venue H
"enoot    2819 Bowman FBprinas ioad
3315 itzhuch .........
3065 Avenue L , ..........
FOTNTSTETNWBFOmSTEne-r.
_ nipure, food location 5-3401.
FURNISHED 4 rooms, garage, bills paid
630. Rhone 5-1710
"i house and 5-   •
room duplex furnished or unfurnished
gAra4e,35ear hish schools. R. G. Flow-
6-ROOM furnished house, meters in, in
month. 2512 W 27th St.
5-ROOM cottage, 135 to permanent ten.
jmt. 6230 Pershing. .APPly 4936 Byers ।
5 ROOMS breakfast room, electric refrig-
eration, servants room and -grage; near
3 schools. Arl. Hts ; reasonable to re-
-aponiibU .party —7-3230.______-
SYCAMORE HTS Furn or unfurn. 3-rm.
garage home. ba th__5 -2698._________
4-ROOM HOUSE, all furnished: on car Hub
Phone 2-4210.            I
FURNISHED-UNFURN 9-rm, house, ser. |
vant s hs., 2 garages 1115 6th Av 3*1151
4809 EL CAMPO—Attractive 6-room brick,
electric refrigerator, near schools. 7-3024
BRICK Nicely furnished, will share with
refined couple.___6-4904.__3738 Ave. E
120 -CORNER—5 rooms, porches. Plane;
nice location, block car. 725 Davis
1329 7TH AVE.—1 rms., 3 apts., present
income 136; price 145 4-7380
POLY --6 rooms, modern, meters In. di
m9nth. Apply 2706 Bishop St
NEWLY decorated 4-room cottage over.
ewffed furniture. 136. Fkirmn.nt
3 ROOMS bath, closets, rear. ‘ white
MyU*’".. T. C .^U 3925 Princeton 4-9009
1921 WARNER ROAD -3-room garaze ,
bills paid. 125.__4-8932 ____
NORTH SIDE'-On bus line. 5 rooms, nod* ’
gyn. 835, 1866 Belmont 4-7380
5 ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished 1717
Jeninnfs. 6-4.198
SOUTH SIDE Mdern 5-room fram* e.
room brick, 7-room ftps ni ah 4 6688
6-ROOM furnished house. 1300 At Iouta. 1
137.50, 4-3145.                               A
SOUTH HIDE '                       I
home 180 4-room Apt    just iike A   ■
eJf.m4-ih33’ -room  art 816 ali own-   1
1006w JEFFERSON Hrrali cottaea 227   ■
4*3881 Inquire 1724 College . I
NEWplu rn:hars house with '* J
By Untted Prens.
NEW YORK, Hept. 1,—Mayur
" ovrewneparraspemesegmorueman
• .*,22 . AM ’ 3285 5/
JOHX KING WILL BE
BURIED NEAR HEMO
Th body nt John KIng, 64,
3097 North' West 30th Street,
will be enrried by Shannon this
mrning to Jay Bird Cnmnttry,
near Reno, where funeral serv-
ices will -be hold at I n m.
today. Reva Jesse Garrett of th*
Boxen Helghts Baptist Church,
will officiate,
15 aiTt A
rena Feagin, 49, who died at the i .
home of her daughter, Mrn, J. K. AVENUE k * rooms ....... 620.00
3421 Townsend Dr, 5 rooms    HIM
1212 E Baltimore. 9-room duplex 130 00
2504 May. 7 rooms ...........$30,00
2110 W 24th 1 rooms .............
2700 N W 27th 4 rooms ......  50
3005 Grainger. 6 rooms .........117 60
3904 Ki.e. 5 rooms ............PIM
0337 Pershins 5 roum» .............
1113 Hawthorne, 6 rooms
Mra, Feagin In wurvived by an ; .........."BTUANTMMLANTON_3-345
I! SITUAT
F066
other worl
WANTED- F
valids. to
2 3911
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mnnent 01
must hevs
WHITE COI
rare nt e
’   FitM
MIDDLE AC
ing in m
Press 2
YOUNG w
work__5 •'
i RFFINED u
housewor%
reference;
MIDDLE AC
for small
TENOGRA
wants wo
4-5378
GRADUATE
sages a s
■Tr rings
EXPERIENC
toring tn
5-2349
2c 6c
133-7
. 17V. 18%
3 30 310
DAIIANMANDIKS ___
IN HonpiTAL HEBE
The bodv of J, L. Henry Jr.,
62..42020anton ^venuc, Dalian,
wilt be forwarded by Harveson A
Cole Funeral Home to Dallas at
2 pm, today for funeral servicen
at f, p. m. Th" wervices will be
held in Greenwood Cemetery,
Dallas,
'-Mr. Henry died yeaterday after-
noon at a Korf Worth howpttal. I
Survivors are two brothers, W ;
T. and Pat Henry, both of Dalian
• ’ 7
SERVICES ARE HI ID .
FoR MliS. noGEIS
' Funeral servicea for Mr« Mln
nle B Rogers, 56, who died Tuex
day night, were to be held nt 4
p. m. today at the North Fort
Worth Baptint Church. Rev. C.
K. Hereford wax to officiate
Mrx nogers died at her home, I
FOR 'REN r
GOOD MoUSLS. AFARTMKNTS
GED. BEGGS
111% Wi t he mtn St Phons 2-1221.
sept. 1.-
Judge Dies In Hospital After
Long Illness
-i
’         services for Judge Sam
O, Tankersley, 76, a restdent of
Texas for more than RO years,
will bo hold at 4 p. m. tomorrow
at the Methodist Church at Glen
Rose. Burial will be in the Glon
Rom Cemetery.
Judge Tankersley died yester-
day in a hospital after a long
illness. Ho had boon in the
hospital for two weeks.
Hs was born snd educated tn
Arkansas and taught school for
tw years in Missouri before
moving to Wise County, Texas.
He served two terms as district
clerk of Wise County, and later
two terms as County Judge, He
as admitted to the bar In 1*92.
He moved to Fort Worth In 1903
and practiced law until 1913.
At that time he moved to Glen
Rose, where he has lived since.
He served as both county judge
and county attorney there and
at the time of his death was
democratic nominee forjthird
term as county attorney.
He is survived by his wife;
four sons, J. D. and K. G. Tan-
kersley, Glen. Rose, snd N. B.
and Albert Tankersley, Fort
Worth; one daughter, Mrs. Priest
Lipscomb, Fort Worth; snd two
brothers, C. W. Tankersloy,
Brownfield, and A, F Tanketa-
ley, Fort Worth,
1%
1:
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2
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12%
J
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Js
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4
A .
oclegemmgm
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The mayor, however, has made
reservations on the Empire State
Limited for Albany tomorrow, in-
dicating he plan* to attend the
hearing scheduled for 1:30 p. m,
• Governor Roosevelf's procedure
at future hearing* is likely to
have -considerable hearing on
Mayor Walker's action. The gov- I
ernor’s right to hold a hearing
was upheld as constitutinal by
Supreme Court Justice Ellis J.
Ntaley bnerhe proredure was eelt-
icized as unfair. Indications at
Albany are, however, that Roose-
volt will not alter his outlined
procedure.
tery, at 10 a. m. tBday, Rev, Os- !
day to be considering William
Randolph Hearst’s editorial sug-
gestion fhst hs resign and run for
re-election.
The mayor has made no com-
ment on the suggestion, and John
J. Curtin, his counsel, has said
he will await Gov. Franklin D,
Roosevelt's next move before in-
dicating what course he will
- CALI 2-1577 -
4AL.MARTIN.
Fi Wxtw Nauohai Bsm* 5toc
1361 E ARLINOTON Mod 5 rmi. break-
t*6t, .11 conventences, S-3TSS.
SYCAMORE HTS- 2627 SCOTT
6 rooms, modern place, tor cow .nd
chirk.n« 5-1111
FOLY +-room. convenientiy located, mod-
-eratel arraneed i 3713 Av. >1  6-3531
FOR RENT— 6-room house, 1720 Huriey
Ave. Call 4-9937,         ____ ___
8 ROQMS,bath. new paint and vaper.
136 Flint 4-6301.
ioUTH BIDS—t 'room., hardwood floor..
eonx.nl.nt c*r lln«, tohool. 190 8-1824.
+-ROOM HOU8E. 1304 BT. LOUIS. 318
1933 DARTMOOR^ CT —O.r.fe- oottase. I
room, .howar. foupl., A-3tf<: 1-9653.
1499 MONTOMERY, t-r brick )30 00
3363 ennin«s, 7-room tram. ....’20 00
1311 B. Arllnoton. 6-rm. Ereme .132 W
557 Moritgomerp 6-rm, brick Ho 00
031 5 Adam). 7-rm. frame .....135.00
1* *-133505 00
J. G, Clark Co., Realtors
RIVBRSTDB—3700 NIM Bt —Modern ~0-~rm.
S^tMe. near )ehool. 3-0636
11882580, F999s88n-
6-ROOM ottage, modern. 120   1615 New
York Key next door south _ 4-0620
NEW 6-room modern Glen Garden, near
schools bug line. $15.__3-2010.
4-ROOM HOUSE—Bath, sink, hot water*
Bellinger Bt . 112 80 2-3724___1
•GUTH SIDE- 6-room bungalow. $18; s-
room apt. $21,60; 7-room house <32 60:1
7* 18251 brtek bunsalow 145.    3-4770:
6-room frame airplane bungalow,
2507 Pearl .................120 00
6-room brick  2416 Ben        .1.10 00
5-room frame. 1531 EMyrtle    118 00
4-room frame  furnished. 2601 N
W 24th St ...... . .    120 00
4-room frame, 4709 Arizona .110 00
APARTMENrS UNFURNISHED
2908 Cantey. 6-room brick ..... $30.04
2607 Shirley 4-room brick ..   132
ctian .........
tefeQ=
American Can ...............
American A Foreign Power ..
American Ice ........
American Locomotive .........
American Emdgu, A Refining
meresnzecep :::::::
Anaondas Copper Mining ...
zpir i motive -iiii
Baltimore'At Ohio ............
Bendix Aviation ......*.....•
Bethlehem Steel .............
Borden . ....................
Burrougs Adding Machine ...
Byers <A. MJ ..............
Canadikn Pacific ....... ,,.t.
Case tj. I i co..............
Cerro de Pasco Copper .......
gheepsejp,".pu :
ofrado “yi A iro ’ ’ ’
Commlrcla?MBolvenia ’ '
commonwealth At Southern
Corn Product! ..........
pupont Cde Nemoura :1 :
Eastman Kodak . ......
Electric Power At Light ..
9rie Railroad ..... .....
Pirestone Tire At Rubber
Fox Film A.............
Bid Asked
2       2%4
3% 3%8
19    36
19    26
1% 2%
2.12 ..
2,00 3 20
3 00 2.20
3 20 ..
774 87
3.10 ..
k 3%
2 55 2,80
47, 44
V/e ..
2.33 2,41
2 46 2 64
3 00 3.30
2 40 ..
51, 6.,
4     4%
RT. JO8EPH. MO.
By TT ft Dennrtment nt Agriculture
RT JOSEPH Mn Bent 1 -Woga Not
enough hoss for all interests, market 16
tn 20c hither-than yeserday’s average; ac-
tive at the advance, top 14 10: hulk good
end /‘hole* 170 to 240 Ibs. $4,2004,30; 250
tn 300 Iba. $4/4 16; sows, mostly 15c high-
er 11 1503,65 No directa. Average eott
Wednesday 15 88 weight 242 Iha: for
month August 14 08. weight 318 Ths,
Sheep Generally asking 28 tn 80 cents
higher on fat lamba, few early blds around
SPE
Oar s
$3 J?
- four Ch
Frederic
Duart,
Combine
COLONIAL REALTY CORP.
___     Throckmorton
MOVING AND STORAGE ,
When moving .nd storine iake ndyantage 1
_.f_our p.«n number in Phone 3-4311 |
RRCONDITIONKD Ilk. new. 6 roms, laree
-aleepin« porch, 2300 Palrmount. 2-4008.
3.00 ..
2.16 3 30
218  3 30
1     2% । ows, strone to ISe higheri stkers and
,! n l feedera actIvA, atrone: bulk fed steern,
220 aolele«ible ,n sell around 17438. nothing
a" .7, choice ptfered: severn! lond wentern .t.M-
J 3%
3 70 ..
As the demand for cotton pick-
ers grew, the City Welfare De-
partment today continued to strike
off Its relief lists men and women
who .refused to go to.the fields.
L. L. Manchester, welfsrs di-
rector, got four plekers out of
100 persons waiting at the bureau
for groceries today. On orders
from City Manager George D.
Fairtrace, he told others to "pick,
or else.",
The city send its second truck-
load of 25 pickers to Taylor, Wil-
liamson County, at 10; 30 a. m.
The first load of pickers, went to
rayior yesterday. Farmers are
paying 43 cents per 100 pounds
ihere.
C. W. Woodman, U, S. Labor
Bureau head, said he would be
able to place 200 pickers a day
for the next 10 days. These are
needed in South Central Texas,
Arkansas and Loulslana.
LODGE NOTICES
RED CROS Lodge, K ofF .
-gvi) Lanlght. 4—a ciatk
Third and Main ftl* Work
in Rank nt Esquire
ctRRS REMAIN UHM in
SMALL TURNOVER. '
bnew“york: sipt l -Trading.onthe
Curb Exehenge quieted, down atter Ien8-
ing stcka had recovered trom sor! "enE:
n<>, today, and pricen, 4japlayed • «ener-
ally firm ion. on A emall-turnoverana ,
popular utilitln. Ilk. Elestrie Bond 4
Sare, American as h xigetrlc. Amgrican
At Foreign Power warrants, American Light
At Traction and Niagara-Hudson
retnined gains ranging to 3 points, while
wide advance took place in seevral pre-
ferred stocks of the group.
A O Smith encountered renewed buying
and spurted nearly 5 points to lead the
upturn among special issues and Indus-
tralir Oil nt Pennsylvania and Humble ।
Oil continued to drift lower against the
trend but other oil leaders took on a
sligHtfr steadier tone following the noon
hour. Motors were dull and steady.
Miami Copper ........
Missouri Kansas Texas .s.
Montgomery Ward .......
Nash Motors .. .........
Biscuit Cn . . ..
Cash Resister A
"airy Products .
. „wer At Light
Consolidated Co-
rk c--*-1