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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05

fetsor la clinica de medirina della
iJohn Hopkins University din Bal
timOre.
Daca vechea zicala greceasca
ar fl practicata: Mimic III exces
81 minnie omis's, atunci omenirea
ar afla in buna sanatate 81 We
selie.
Conspiratie de jefui pc un
casar. - Doua prrsoane, a caror
record criminal foarte volumi-
nos an planuit ca Sc jefuiasca pc
casarul della Cleveland-Akron
Bag Co.. pe cind acesta ducea de-
| la banca salarul de $4,000. Po-
litia insa lea banllit mtentia 81
lnu fost arestati la mica distan-
| ia de slls numita companie. CaI.
Castillo 81 un detasament de pc
litisti armati Gu pusti All fost i'll
sirati in vecinatate, in llrma a,tci
i.formatii primite ca casarul nu-
,i:,1ei companii VA + oprit s. je-
it.
l. l'amditii n'au inc.r:at "a So
Epla planul in ap.,cara. a east a
s. explica prln faptul "a o:i i lsr
d. lasari Dc pra.l All v;iz. pc
vrc-un detectiv pc :arn-l et.aos-
tnaI.
Constantin al Greciei foarte O.
cupat. - Paris. - Membrii della
legatia greceasca din accst oraS
spun ca activitatile fostrllui rege
al Greciei subit au inceput Sc
creased in ultimele doua sapt;i
mini.
Miscarea, declara eli, probabil i
fost pusa la Gale Ca Sc restabilea-
Sca.in tron pc vechiul monarch.
Insa proclamarea legii martiale
tde catra premierul VenNelos, a
ius capat intrigilor.
Gel della legatie declara cd
C..nstantin II are asa multi ade-
! remit ca Sc poata da o lovitura
d." stat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05

LUATI DUPA cIRcULARILE GENERALULUI ToTUL cE
ESTE Sc REUSIM". = Resultatul att pc cit VENT la
cunosnta pima asazi din ziareo rezete pc carl prim
lcatl vazu in nnm1rul de eri
Maorul i'll in romina, Ghennan Pintea,
fost deputa in satu arii Basaraba) FOST DEPUTAT IN
PARlAMENTUL ROM1NIEI MARI. CARE A ORG ANIZAT
CONGRESUL OBSTESC PENTRU DECLARAREA AUTO
NOMIEI BASARABlEI capt CARE A 1NLESNIT UNI
REA CT TARN CARE \ CONDUS MINISTERUL DE RAJ
BOt' AZ REPl BILCEI MOI.DOVENESTI DECORAT De
MAJESTATEA SA REGEIE FERDINAND AL ROM1NIF,I
este arcsat batocort 81 us 1nre baionete ianalor Is
kiomeri pc pima Chsnu, de captanu VIOLA 81 de trei
andami ndcl ua in scros oronanta generalnlu Popo-
vici in decra ntrunrc electorate in Basaraba
There
Nicoac orga, Rominul inre romin dascaul dascalor,
omu cinse al cuvntuuui, tnut aprins canca pa
otismulu ubre de i'll momcnele cee mai inune-
din stora nemulu atunc cnd maj pare din
olgarcha roIna dse birul fugit prescdntee prmei
CAMERE DEMOCRATIC A ROMfNIEI 1NTRJNITE 1NTR'-
IN SINGUR MANUNCII batut petrc Gu scaune prins
pc Ia spate de nina 81 aul cutE, in faa wire in
ept de catre crmina pnscarasi tocm aznutt de zbi-
iii eegi al guvenuui ndca ndraznt mearga la Brii-
la vobeasca la annarc eectoraa organza-
ia de partizani d-sac
ntr'un alt zar, sos asazi, araa ca d. NJ Marnescu,
ost deputa mergnd in Budes jueul Argos fost
mtimpnat Gle .eul secte de jandann ia ua fora
nncstee electorate de fata Gu administrator de plasa
eind adminstrata mlitara 81 zbri civil al guvernuui
1nnesc sevrseasca slbatac fruasii
mulu putem face deie clara ca sebtacic poarta
fata de smpi munctor della taran, cnd
dlazn vleunu din reptate s-si manesteze
clezurile lui politice conrare regimuui de All
Oar guvernul 81 la alt true pentru sdroirea de-
mocratcl Aegerie din Transvania lea animal ze
IN a alcgerilor din vechul regat Basaraa 81 Bncovia
Scopu dpa alegcre din vechu regat trebunteze
ia masnara elecoraa batusi agent conrupaOri
in Areal 81 Bana prn teroare rorupe ST proisiuni
Sc asigure alegerea partzanilor lu.
Decreul produs furtuna proteste 81 indgnare CO.
losala Sa ceru audieta la Rege pregaeste de
dunare naonaa Ia ALBA LILA aseninatoare Gu acea care
decaat nirea s. Sc zce Cd nu exclsa abtnerc della
aleger, sub ungur
Aceasta mai bine ost douazecie zile
uaa create Gle oigarcia romna in RoInina Mare situate
ts dureroasa penru mumea nare pentrp carl
yarsat SINGLE pentru unatea natona, una Carl nn
astepta yirea zoror ze thnite feee pentr ace
muncesc.
IN suntem profet II putem prezice pima unde s vor
aunge scopn cel carl vo 81 inca in fasa denocre
ronlna Spera ca pcste cnprezece zle aa resulta
ce eel e acasa stu dea dar daorita enbcIznu
ln ronine cei De pc partea aceasta oceannlu
nu-l pof afla deceit prin posta. 2e5
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05

sale, care au protejat interesele
companHlor de petrol.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05
Regirnul terOarei.

In binc cuvntata Romne are della Nstm pin la Tisza
della Marea Neag pin la cele Clsur in ocu dcmocra-
tel mutt trmbitate domneste regimu eroare.
legea, constuta 81 Hbertac garanate prin ca, sun
ocute de ecrete regae snuse
scntantul olgarcie ultima svircolrc
lei conflict mutt sngeros mai groaz-
nlc eel din 1907 end pamntu Romine fost uda de
see pese 10000 taan macearit avnd deviza nebun Du
pa moi Potopul.
Muncorii mneri della Petrosan, pusi III greva
moal de foame sln batut pima mtire de zbr guver
nulu marurseasc Cd REVOLUTIONARY nsusi
tu minsuu munce d. T1ncu ecorul socialist al cabine
tulu Averescu zice grevei della Perosani fos
I'M mort 81 cItiva raniti.
In campana eectorala organele guvemulu 81 guvernu
lnss, de mai Coasa 81 esgustaoare tlupl
cate Primul mnist1u tme projection circur oficoase
cale publca Se amestecati luptelc
electorate de cit ma atunc cnd orlnea 81 sguana stat
hi sun ameninate Admar hbere bertatea cuvinulu. A
lcgeri lbee Foarte just Mimic de zis mporva dar,
nsrul ARGINTOIANU, facum totum in guver trmite
loras prefect CIRCULAR condentaIe in zcc: ,NU VA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
TIN PLATE STRIKE
INVOLVES 200 MILLS

LONDON March 1.-The red forces
in the capture OF Odessa took prisoners
at a total Of L503, while officers, in
Guiding So generals and elT colonies,
says a Moscow wireless
LONDON, March tive hundred tin
piote mills We're made idle today through
strike. Sixty Thousand men are now
affiliated by the South Wales steel
strike
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

Children Who are Pale and Weak
Would he greatly benefited hv the Cen
eral Strengthening Tonic Effect OF
GROVES TASTEi.ESS chill TONIC. II
buufirs duo erri'bes the blood and
builds up the whole system A General
Strengthening Tonic for Adults and
Children. 60c adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

Foresight calculates what you get in
your suit. Hindsight calculates only
what you pay. You never get what
you don't pay for.
In these days of uncertain qualities,
foresight is more necessary than ever,
and we modestly urge the placing Of
your orders here and now.
At this shop you'll always find the
right relation between price and quail
ity,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

LEXINGTON. Tenn.-rhe body Of
James l.. stanford ~. who died IN
Tulsa. Okla. reached Lexington this
afternoon and will be buried In Beech
River cemetery near town. He was
one Of the younger sons of the late l..
A, stanford, who was for several years
mayor OF Lexington and Il member OF
the Henderson county court
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

LEXINGTON, Tenn. Miss Vernon
Holmes 20. daughter Of Jesse Holmes,
died at Juno, village nine miles west
Of Lexington Several members Of the
family have been near to death from
influenza and pneumonia
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

PINE BLUFF Ark-Mrs Sarilda In
sell. &c, mother of r. Il. Unsen, Of this
city. died at the home Of her daughter.
Bayou, Ark.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

Scores fSprightly NewSpring st,
Waists Positively Worth SO for s

An unusual sale of new spring
wastsan occasion that again en-
phasizes Goldsmith well-known value
giving leadership-an extraordinary
purchase at sensational price conces-
sions, bringing to you the opportunity
to buy really seasonable and desirable
apparel at unheard of savings.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

ur family r stricken with ms tnHo-
uuE.
NEWEEEN. Tenn. -3irz HrIen oa-
borne Moore died at her BONE boo GIb-
som county near Trenton She was
thr wife uf Ed Moore. o former New
born resident The survivors ARE Bier
husband. two little daughters. bIsu hef
parents. uu and Mrs . D Osborne
Of Trenton. and four sisters and one
brother
Hl NTsNlLLE. Ala Mrs Louise
Fowler, 49,. died az her home neat
Muuld,g ~ pneumonia She was one
ot th" pioneer residents uf Madison
county, having moved with hrr family
Go the MUuidrr region when it was a
Wilderness She Is survived hy her
husband, three sons ana four daUgh-
tcrs
BONNEVILLE. Miss sidney H.
Hodges, ~. prominent business man
~ this place. died Monday night Of
pneumonia He was member o. th,
firm ot Hodges Brus lumber dealers
and MAS a son 81 a former sheriff 81
the county and had held different
positions ON the town board he was
9 member Of the Methodist church
from which place his funeral was con
Quoted by the pastor, the Rev j ".
Ward assisted bv Revs Summers Of
the Baptist church and williamson OF
the Presbyterian church. lie left a
wife three sons and two daughters
JuNESBORO. Ark.-Mrs. Dora Lack
ely, p, died Tuesday 81 influenza ana
pneumonia The deceased Is survived
by her husband and two children The
funeral was held Wednesday at Pine
Log cemetery
NATCHEZ Miss. The funeral of
Mrs NJ. NJ. Tllman who died here sun
day was held Tuesday from the family
residence. Mrs. Ullman was a native
Of Lexington, Miss Besides her hus-
band, Marcus NJ. Ullman. she is
survived by three sons
PINE BLUFF Ark.-Mrs. Arthur
Green former Pine Bluff resident, died
Monday at her home in Beaumont, Tex.
She is survived by her husband.
PINE BLUFF, Ark-Mrs Sarilda In
sell &C. mother Of r. f. Unsell, Of this
city. died at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs Charles McClendon. at Locust
Bayou, Ark.
LEXINGTON. Tenn.-The body Of
James l.. Stanford, ~. who died in
Tulsa. Okla, reached Lexington this
afternoon and will be buried In Beech
River cemetery near town. lie was
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

POCAHoNTAS. Ark The body OF
Mood Hum was buried at the shiloh
cemetery near town. His wife had pre-
oeded him just two or three days. He
WAS a young farmer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

GREENWOOD. MIss.-Mrs. Y. Y
Goss. Of Avalon, Miss, died here at the
Kings Daughters hospital, where she
was taken for treatment for cancer.
The body was forwarded to Avalon for
burial
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

J0NESBORO. Ark--Frcd &. Schadc.
IS, IS dead here The deceased is sur
viyed by his wife and five children,
three sons aud two daughters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

GREENWOOD. Miss.-Miss Eliza
blanchard. sister OF Capt r. W.
Blanchard, OF Greenwood, died al Crys-
tai Springs. Miss. Miss Blanchard had
been an invalid for the past two years.
and her death was not unexpected.
capt. Blanchard left for Crystal Springs
10 attend the funeral
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Miss,-E Y.
Bridges. IS. for many Years promi-
neat citizen of this community, who
has resided al Gainesville for the past io
years. died at the family home Mr.,
Bridges leaves "a wife and three sons
John. Joseph and Billy Bridges He
was buried az the family hurying
ground, near Gainesville
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

PINE BLUFF Ark.--Mrs. Arthur
Green former Pine Bluff resident, died
Monday at her home in Beaumont, TEX.
She is survived by her husband.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

More than score of different models in
the choicc-plain tailored blouses and semitai-
lored cffects-novelty blouses, deliberately en-
broidered and beaded, others trimmed in dainty
laccs Materials include dependable quality
Gcorgette crepe and crepe de chine; shown in
all suit shades, also wanted pastel tints; regu-
lar $1,000 waists, on sale in the Basement at
1888
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

HICKMAN. Ky.--Mrs. NJ. II. Cam
mons, So, died near here Of pneumonia
and influenza. The body was buried
at the Brownsville cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

BATESNTLI.E, Miss Miss Corinne
Mnsley died here after an Illness Of
two months The body WAS buried IN
the RatesNille cemetery. She was q
member Of the Methodist church.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

BRISTOL, Tenn.-Mrs Matte
Sproles died at her homo here She Is
survived by her parents. Mi and Mrs
p. j. Sproles OF this city, and seven
sisters and two brothers,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

(G0tdsmith's Bargain Basement.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

J0NESBORO ArlI-Prof u. l.,
Thompson, "a, was buried Tuesday The
deceased was one OF the Oldest edu-
Gators Of this county, having been prin-
cpal OF the frat public school in this
city lie is survived by six children
three sons and three daughters The
funeral seSyices were held at tho First
Methodist church by the Rev. william
sherman, with interment in city ceme-
teFN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

NEWPORT, Ark,-Sol W. Sullins, Sr,
70, died at his home at Grubhs, Fri
day and was buried Saturday He was
one OF the oldest citizens of the county,
and is survived by his wife and five
children.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

HICKMAN, Ky.--,Iames r. Sutton,
"a. died at his home here. He came to
this city last summer from Mississippi
county Missouri. He is survived by
q wife and several children.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

OXFORD, Miss Mr.. Julian Bramlett
died at his home near Enid. Miss The
body was brought To oxford and buried
In ST Peters cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

NEWBERN Tenn -~ Mrs Lucy Jack.
son. wife Of ] Jackson. farmer. Of this
county died suddenly at her home al
Finley, Tenn She was member of
me Christian church Burial was made
IN that part Of the county,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

BALDWIN Miss A M8CEay, SO.
died suddenly. He is survived by his
wife, five sors, George. Jesse, Garley.
Reuben and Iudsnu M8,Nay and 1--WE
Hearu. Mrs. Ben laugstnu, Mrs Robert
BraZgel and Miss Bette MaCNBy. all
residents OF Baldwin and vicinity. He
viii be buried Ia Friendship cemetery,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04

NATCHEZ, Miss. The funeral of
Mrs NJ. NJ Ullman. who died here sun
day. was held Tuesday from the family
residence. Mrs. Ullman was a native
OF Lexington, Miss Besides her hus-
band. Marcus NJ. Ullman, she is
surNINnn hN ihrrn sons
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MALE.

DeA rkOf0 at chfcagO m
80 =:
MAA6.
ACC0UNTANTS-Urgent calls for senior and
Junior accountants. with knowledge income tax
American Accountants Asso.. 40 Kelloss
BLDG. l4I0 Ct.
ADyERTIsING NAN-ExperieDced: eolicit for
snfn vearfsook. hieNest Commit naid. no
AGENT to all a,.ranteed toilet articies- Can
SUNDAYS md other DAYS alter i nm. 1905 New
SU6TT70rs U1v -..;.d ID .,,.c;., 81 -
~ vnrt: no eInerienee NEEDED. atari dn,,ne
mooev: Ve mai To- free sIsmina tioc the aim.
mex pians for BUILDING mn mouey-makin b.,si.
ness Of your own: after inve,tieation. IL not
interested. simply remail plans anytime within
way. n. z.
AN1TTTOUs WRTTNRs-seed today for free.
plays, short stories, poems. Atlas Publishing
Comnany 20 Cdncinnsti
.ssTVT On -IrhTT0R6 ., xzx
service men: complete coarse. Is: opening
c.asses ~ Mo10ay II. Hesenue Auaito ,,s.
BB A DETECTIvE-$50 800 weekly; travel
over world: experience unnecessary. American
Detective Agency. 60 Lucas. st. IDuis.
for r;rht man viiIins 10 invest n .S,OS or more
mention approximate salary Address Box
34-P Star ONCE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man. Who thororrhIy
unders,ands bookkeepinr and f. capatle Of
handiine snerssi vork sfter orre sbovo. n,r.t
be aecurst e and vrite a rood neat ierfble
hand; excellent opportunity for right man. Ad-
dress By mail only. Mr.. B. Groesbeck. Auditor.
Room 40. Star bldg:
and bowling alley; must be well recommended
Apply manager, Iuncnfoom, hecfe4tlons Vl0
nov -. .------. -
ssI.,1 10 s,sU - n. na CO. lffa,Hi s,,s -
ne.
N17YS Avn 757F1d 6,.,.;.. =.
motor tor cycles. full or part time; can earn 80
:7;S;s;s::;. :. :; AeR.k " =. -.
stsn With local
yestment s.pected: an opening with Unlimited
arsos por "a PAt s,e OK experience. Al
~. no- oo-r. CUR once. ~
By hong established real estate ONCE. young
man a. assistant In rent department; previous
side woek; must have Wheel: salary. S75 TO
500 per month deDend,ne on . rneyisrcs Al
dress Boz 2ss-M. Star once.
cHAIJTFETJR 10 d,,ve ana f.T. go. - V-.,r-
lin LIMOUSINE: must have hirh-ciass references
to prove IT and be able to pass thorough ex-
animation a. to knovledge and experience
with Frsnklin cars: give age. experience.
phone number. Address Box 14s.K. star once.
CLERK. with wide experience IN once meth
sssrn q, md e.Y,s;n, De capable OF
800; -; - -; 'o.s kinos OF
state experience In detail, ana s.tsrr .ynsn4sS
civil service eligibility NECESSARY. xdsress
Box 5a-P. Star once.
a. % de s0'" "ss0 I" risnt man.
- = 30 -. a.. -----
IN az Rfnd Ma Wv pes week. Ap'
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WANTED-HELP.

P" AN xxAO@00&1
FE16ALE-C0ntinued
INsTkUcTI0N IN salesnaashiP fFee; Increase
your earnings; class meets Monday evening.
S:15. 18th st. NV. See Mrs Kay. 2o'
FLADIHS-Easy and fascinating to learn leie
pllone switchboard operating; easy work and
saa IL sW,s
126 18th st. NV.
LADIEs-s4 an hour selling guaranteed hos
iery in spare time; position permanent: in
Mig. Co. 1905 Thomas bldg. Dayton, Ohio. =
LADIES' SO an hour selling guarantees
waterproof kitchen apron; needs no lsunder-
ing; sell to every home: dainty, durable.
economical; big money: sample free. Thomas
Mfg. Co, Dept. 1905, Dayton, Ohio.
IADY-Give good home to girl for her COM
pany during day. S16 K st. NV, apt. 4
(RemodeliDg building.)
LADY. intellectual. refined. for winter months
in south; 81, 500, train fare and Advancement
Address Box 94-K. Star once.
MANICURISTS. several. well experienced;
must understand other branches Of the work
good salary; permanent I'm. rent positions. Hepner's
sALEsI4ADIEs. for outside work: whole or part
time; no competition liberal commission; every
woman and child a prospective user. Call.
GIG Colorado building.
SALESWOMEN, experienced,
for handkerchiefs, neckwear,
toilet articles, leather goods,
jewelry, stationery and hosiery ;
also several reliable women as
cashiers.
Apply Supt.,
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
G and 18th SITS.
SHIRT BOSOM machine operator. eXperlenceu.
for steam laundry. See Mrs. Haynes. 141O
Pa. ave
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with dictaphone:
$500 per year; lawyers office. Apply 3o6
Bond bldg. 18th and n. 7. ave.
.STENOGRAPHER and typist
in store where conditions are
congenial and salary good; also
to assist in Office work. Perma-
nent. Address Box 25O-M, Star
office.
Observation-Disclosures good salary.
100 14th St, Room 3O4.
STENO9RAPHERs-Reg now: NO charge
until placed. National Service Agency. 141d
St NV.
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192o-PART I.
WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELp.
FEMALE DOMEsTIC-Contfnu
PLAIN COOK, good. two meals q day; come
ready for work. 1141 18th NV. 1e'
REFINED working housekeeper: assisting chill
dren. Address box Up. Star once. q.
REFINED and congenial woman to make her
home with young married couple. to help with
Homework and sewing: good opportunity for
one who would like q good home: references.
Address. Box 34sM. Star office. q.
WAITRESS. maid: experienced woman: small
family; good wages and home. Franklin 1853.
WAITRESS twniteJ with references: stay
nights. Cleveland e46 1Os
WOMAN to assist in care OF invalid and house
work. Phone North lsz1-W. after ! pm %
WOMAN, who IL q good cook and will do gen
eral housework; room with bath. 1885 Irving
NV: Dol. 10000.
WOMAN for general housework; stay nixhts:
80 week. 1925 Shepherd st. NV. 10s
WORK. BY the day or week. l026 Kenyon st
NV.
WORKER. neat, colored. Virginia oafs. -
Mass. ave. NV.
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Lunchroom. heart OF business section: prs-
war rent: one Of the best propositions eveP
listed through this Office for the money: price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
HEAD OF STOCK
FOR ART DEPARTMENT.

Large department store re-
quires the services of head of
stock for art department. I'm
usual opportunity for woman Of
experience and ability; perma-
nent position and good salary.
Address Box o4-M, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Rcomine house, II rooms: downtown: wSu
furnished; price. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Tsunchroom and cafe: 9th st. doing o hrUD
and successful business: 3-year lease; barxain
at s.. 900.
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WANTED-HELP.

SEND for free toilet soap ample and $40
cash refund o6er. LAcassia Co., Dept. 6l0, %.
Louis, No.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS
Marshall Business Broke,

Bargain: confectionery and deiieat essaa: -
better location In city: price reduced fro0
$4,000 to $500; 5-year lease.
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HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOVEN,
hieh class wonsa; past s1pSfiencs unIseeS.
cary; 70 train you for bif-payips.. diSai6sd
Poatioas end pat yoa n t.eeh Nth ivs eQ0se.
sssfivse asv>a WFits e en- ~ Destieqlss4
kVis Hsasa fssaaias oeAs6. 136 NeV YGS
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QUIT WORRYING over labor unrest: make
$40 daily easily rehnishng brass beds. autos
chandeliers: new method: light work: no loss
es. no capital experience required vast
amount OF work ready In your city; you hire
others: profit on their work; free particulars
eatur. III.
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FOUND.

f0TNb-On Saturday eve. Dec: II, brown fur
neck wrap at Center market inquire rear -"
Srdr If NV.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
M M0NDS. Etc.

LADY'S six stone diamond ring. platinum Top:
sell for xg3: liz Size Eigin Steamlin model
case and guaranteed by the Hlgin factory and
priced by them at $3s. never been taken out o.
box sacrifice for SOS; is size Waitham. ~
onen faced filled case only -. Call at lob
East Capitol st. after IL. Ask for gentleman
upstairs.
DIAMOND and pearl ring: very rare old mine
diamond; perfect and weighs Us carats; peaft
weighs grains: diamond appraised by dealer
cheap at $3.50: will sell ring complete for $3.50.
For appointment address Box SSSM' star
Office. "
BAR PIN-Diamond and pla tinum. cost $3.50.
,v;Il sell for $500, Call n. 69S5 Saturday aftef
q o. m or any time Sunday "
DIAMOND RINGS ranging from u to 1
Karat: would make wonderful Christmas pres
ents Inquire 1898 Pa. ave. Mr. Dunn. over
Excelsior Restaurant ~
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Boarding and rooming house near ioth ana Z
SITS. price. $l.400.
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RoominE house. IS rooms; near cspitsi
price. s.. 500.
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ACC0UNTANTS-Ufgent calls for senior ana
junior accountants, with knowledge income tax
procedure: salaries. 5000 to 1900. Apply
American Accountants Asso.. 40 Kellogg
bldg 1ll0 r st.
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! GROCERY. harnware cigar store. s.c..
! wanted in nart rssynent for several dr-irsbiy
located clear lots. equity in good come
| nronerty. y. Z. Ryon Co. IN. lt2s y
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Rooming house. 20 rooms. furuished: pea
at $2.25o.
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MEAT AMI vBCErARIE sTA~D IN one o.
leading markets for sale; will sell separately.
with without fixtures. Call Line. e40s W
after q nm fQr
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ONE complete outat for making Clipped
glass name plates and house numbers. cheap.
sf2 9Th ST. ne.