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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
US. ID MAKE FULL INVESTIGATION OE
 DEATH OF OFFICER
Naval Officer Shot in Back and Killed By Japanese Sentry at VIadivoStok and De-
 tails Awaited
By Associated Press

Washington, January 12.-Intention of the American government to make a careful investigation of the fatal shoot- ing at Vladivostok of Lieut. w. II. Langdon. chief engineer of the Amer ican cruiser Albany, was evidenced in action taken tonight by two depart- ments of the government.
 The state department, upon being in- formed of the bare details of the shoot ing of Lieutenant Langdon in a reporI from Consul MacGowan at VladivostoS, directed the consul to forward a more complete report.
 The navy department received two re- ports Of the shooting from Admiral AL bert Gleayes, conmander-in-chief of the Asiatic fleet who said he planned 70 leave at noon today aboard the destroyer Elliott for Shanghai. where he will board the cruiser New Orleans and proceed to Vladivostoll tc make an investigation,
 Dispatches to both departments em- phasized that Japanese officials al the Russian port were showing every evil dence of regret over the shooting. Con sul MacGowan reported that the Jap anese consul general had called upon him and expressed his profound regret Ad- miral Gleaves. in his dispatches, said the
  and had made frequent calls, offering every assistance within their power
 REPORT FROM CONSUL
 The state department announced its receipt of the report from Consul Mac Gowan in the following statement;
 'The shooting of Lieut. w. H. Lang don. an engineer officer of the American cruiser Albany. at vladivostok by Jap anese sentry on January ({?) was re- ported 10 the department of state today. The telegram. which was from American Consul MacGowan at yladivostolS re- ported that the Japanese consul general at vladivostos had called on him to ex- press his profound regret"
 Admiral Gleaves, in his first report. received at the navy department late .n the day, gave preliminary details az 10 the shooting of Lieutenant Lanedon. He reported that the lieutenant was return ing to his ship and was in front of Jap anese sentry January s f?j was re- arch on Peter the Great square, when shot, his death occurring a few hours later.
 JAPANESE REPORT
 The admiral ill a second report rs- ceived tonight, said:
 .Japanese officer reports as follows:
 7. Sentry claims his suspicious were dfOuSeu Dy StSiHS q ioiCiStDt AisASiiiitS T handlarp, that he ran across the street and called to him to halt, and that as he came near, the foreigner fired two more shots and the sentry fired one more Shot. Sentry claims that he ran hack for the guard. but that the foreigner had gone wien sentry and guard re- turned.
 ''Langdon's statement is as follows.
 That he WAS returning to ship. using
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
SENATE FAILS ID
 REACH A VOTE ON
 NITRATE PROJECT
Amendment Adopted Provid- ing for Five Per Cent Return to Government on Fede-
 raI Investment
By Associated press

Washington, January 12-The senate again today failed to reach vote on the bill proposing federal operation of the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant. Protracted debate on many amendments developed today. but it was hoped that final dis position woad be had tomorrow
 Tn disposIng of amendments today the Senate adopted one by Senator Wads- worth. republican New York prominent in opposing the bill. changing the plan for capitalizng the project so as to pro- vide for per cent return to the gov ernment on federal investment. Support CTS of the bill opposed the amendment but failed by a margin of two votes
 Another amendment by Senator Lenroo, republican, Wisconsin, which was adopt ed. provides that the government nitrate corporation be assisted by proceeds from safes of reserve nitrate supplies of tine government, such sales being limited tu 15a.0oo tons. or abou half of the present reserve, The amendment was opposed hy Senator Underwood of Alabama demo- cratic leader and other supporters of the bill who contended that if might esn- barrass initiation of the new corporation.
 ASSAILS POWDER TRUST
 Charges of lobbying for and against the bill were repeated frequently during to- days debate Senator Hefln, democrat, Alabama, declared that senators were be- ing ''swamped" with opposition literatur-. some of it anonimous. He also asserted that the so-called powder trust winch. he said controlled nitrate supplies from Chile. was opposing the bill. Senator Wolcott. democrat. Delaware, said that the DuPont powder interests bought, but did not sell, nitrates, and would be glad to secure them from the government a. lower costs than the Chilean product
 Senator King. democrat Utah, speaking in opposition to the bill because. he said. it would put the government into nitrate manufacturing said that similar "so- ciaistic" experiments by the non-partisan league in North Dakota had been disas- trous. Senator Gronna. republican, North Dakota said that the ''socalistic leaders, of the non-partisan league, and not it's membership, were responsible for eondi- tions in North Dakota.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
SWEEPING ORDERS FOR DRIVE ISSUED
 FROM W ASHINGTON
Deporting Agents to Begin Tour of South and West Seeking Chinese and laps
 Here Without Right
By AssoeIated Press

New York, January 12.-A nationwide roundup of all Oriental ineligibles will be launched January 22.
 This announcement was vas made late today at Ellis Island by Leo Russell, chief deporting agent of the Immigration ser vice.
 Sweeping orders for such round-up have been issued at Washington, ana 4 special force is to be assigned to the work MT. Russell said
 E. M. Kline of the bureau of nnmi- grafton of the department of labor wlll have charge of the work and will start out from Washington January 2s with staff of deporting agents for tour or the south and west. seeking many cnl- nese and Japanese in the United States who have nc lawful right to be here, Mir Russell said
 The majority of the erientals came as seamen and look advantage of thelr seamen's cards to come ashore upon arr rival of the.r vessels at United states ports; desetting the ships and smuEging themselves Into sections of the country remote from their landing places. the deporting agent added
 Mexicans illegally in the country will be rounded mp for deportation by the Kline force, which will be under orders to hunt them along the border. he sald. adding that orientals will be deporteu from San Francisco and Mexicans at border points.
 Mir. Russell was at Ellis lsapr com pleting arrangements for the deportation Of Ludwig c. X K. Martens. Russian soviet envoy in the Lnited states.
 OFFICIALS SILENT
 Washington January f2.-OfficiaIs Of the department Of lahor state and justice, who coula be reached tonight, professed to know nothing Of a round up of Orientals and Mexieans Illegally within the United States announced a. set for January 22 by Leo Russell. chief | deporting agent of the bureau qf inl- migration.
 Neither Alfred Hampton, acting lcom- missioner geueral sof immiSraionh. nor li. M. Kline, who AIr. Russell ii fNis arnouhseineht if New York said s sy.ilrf' lead the roundup forces couid be reached tonight.
 one nigh official Of the departihent of labor said that. although he knew or no plans for q concerted drive against Chinese. Japanese and Mex jeans who had smuggled themselves into the country a number of raids had been made recently and moro un- poubtedly were in prospect. Ire said that more than a hundred Orlentals were recently rounded up in Pennsyi-
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JAPANESE REPORT
COUNT AND COUNTESS
 ARRESTED IN SPOKANE
By Associated Prcsss.

Spokane, Wash.. January l2.- Count and Countess vfGo sHolxtein RnthIOu of Denmark. the latter for merly the wife of Dr. Roy A. Miles Collins. killed in Portland in 1aOr, were arrested here today by United states nsisrntion authorities, ma are being held for posAihIe deporta- tiOn.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
p. r. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,

Reliable Business Broker,
OH b St. NV. Phone +. 6153
Ii you want to sell or buy a
business it will pay YOU to see
me, | like to have friends and
the only way to hold their friend
ship is to.treat them square and
that | will do. if | lose money
by doing so. Satisfied customers
are more pleasing to me than the
commission.
14-room rooming house with 2 baths: gas
and ecctricity; good lease: monthly income,
$3.50. Price. $l.aI5.
14-room rooming and boarding house with
will sell business or property; gas and electric
iiy: s.h.; Mt. Pleasant location; will sell rea-
sonable.
l2-room rooning house near 9th and ". Y.
II. gas: h VIII. 1-year lease: rent. S15.
Price, S15I5: good income.
12-ronn! ronulug i:".s>- near Pension Park
h.w.i low rental. \ good buy.
lu-guom rooming house, downtown location:
lease rent. $50. Price. $500.
Broom apt with bath near 18th and y. Y.
ave. rooms rented now at $50 each; rent
only So5. Price. $500.
Grocery store with 10 nice rooms and bath :;
Ink :; gas and electricity: low rent; monthly
income. $1,000. Price. $4,000.
pelicates>cn. cigar and soda fountain with
severa! living rooms and cellar; 3-year lease;
rent So. Price $4,000
Light grocery store near Pa. ave. NV: good
lease: low rental; monthly income, $1,000 ;
owner will sacrifice.
Grocery and market store on busy NV.
Price. 'sa go.
Ligh. lunch: a fine location 3-year lease low
rental income daily about $50. Price, $1,000.
Near-teer and lunch with 10 rooms and bath
of the best locations in city for this busi-
ness good income; rent $75. Price. $3.50.
Hardware store with nice living rooms
and bath: 5-year lease; fine location; rent.
$50. Price. $500.
Upholstery and repairing BUSINESS; gas and
electricity: rent. SIS. Owner must leave the
city. viii sacrifice
Beauty rarlor in busy section of city
h.wh. furnished: rent. $3.50. Price. $3.50.
Millinery business with 4 living rooms and
bath busy NV. ST.; 4-year lease; low
rental. Price, $1,000.
Garage and accessory business. downtown
location. Carbon bldg: day. weekly and month
ly storage: all equipped: will sell reasonable.
have several bargains in tailoring and dry
cleaning places with. living rooms and low
rental. Prices range from s70o to $1,000.
p r Carl N
Evening star., 1921-03-27

TWENTY-FIVE dollars in
vested today in the securities OF
a rapidly expanding corporation
clinches control OF one hundred
dollars. This investment will
pay over 10 per cent. in addition
to 80 per cent bonus. Address
Box 1S2-E, Star office. 2S*
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

BARGAINS in rebuilt and thorouEhly repaired
adding machines which have been taken in ex-
change for Wales visible ndding and using
9th floor 1911 G st. NV. Telephone Main loo6.
Newton NJ. Mnni.. District manager.--
BOATS AND Accessories:
CANOE-Robertson. lift. mahogany finish; h;;;
paddles; rug: kapok pillows; 1sss SsIga,n' an ."
cash Owner out Of town Coz. .Sss- ":
WANTED-R0wboat for tender to motor
launch: state style and price. Address Hox
139E. Star office.
OLD TOWN canoe. with light outfit Address
Box 191-C Star office.
OLD TOWN CANOE-Practical!y new: 30 inch
decks: fully equipped. Call Col. l46i-W ~
CARLETON Old Town canoe. mahogany trim
mings and back rests; all equipment west
1915
LAUNCHES AND CANOES STORED. RY
month or year: marine railway Cuinherland, I'd :
I:mt HOUSE. foot of 26th and + sts. NV. jc3s
'EOATS-A few left at low price before spring
repairing: good condition. Gegorys 9Th ana
Water s.w. q
ENtINES-Ten per cent reduction Regal
engines; also reduction on other makes order
now. before rush season. Gregorys. 9th and
Water s.w. @I'
NEW BOATS = Estimates furnished on new
dead rise hulls: new loft tenders in stock
Gregory's. 6th and Water s.w. 2e
CANOES, complete; beds; tents. Reynolds
Eoathonse. foot Bath st. NV. 2l'
SOFT. CRUISER. SACRIFICED HALE COST;
big cabin eft. headway); complete equipment: ::
four berths. kitchen, toilet; electricity: 25-h.p
engine: painted: inspect Sunday. Phone Ken
sington 71-R. %
CANOE (Morris), 1S-ft.: equipped; splendid
condit ion. Phone North 1897. Apt. 3O7. G'
MOTOR BOAT: worth $500; will sell for 5000
cash If sold at once: IT feet long fine cabin;
good engine. in great shape: best buy river
Ask for Mr.. Lipphard, at Weber Il Thomas
wharf. foot Of 9Th st. s.w., Sunday between
10 a M and pm 27s
CANOES for sale. 100 IN xsock. 1927 models.
at Dempsey's boathouse. seth and SITS. n
Come out and select your canoe. p. A. Dempsey.
ROWROAT-A No. /: make offer. Reynolds
Boa thouse Georgetown 27s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


WE PROPERLY organize you. prepare bond
issues, negotiate loans. write prospectuseS.
furnish stock statesmen or list OF satisfied in
vestOrs: booklet and inf free. Natl Organixa-
tion Co., 163 w. Washington ST., Chicago.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted by established
manufacturing corporation: open local office;
meritorious proposition sold to merchants
wholesalers and retailers: should net $4,000
about 81 900 capital required. Pres
ident. So. Reaper block. Chicago.
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Marshall Business Brokers,

MarSndll BUSINESS BROKERS,
Our sales in the last week beat all previous
save time and money. Advertising does not
count unless backed up by successful es-
tablshed business with the facilities TO rem
der efficient service.
Cigars. news. 81, ,OSO
Good northwest location rent $50; one room {:
opportunity for lady Inspect and You will buy.
Cigars and confectionery, 81. 100.
On prominent corner northwest; gold mine
Confectionery and lunch. $500.
Few blocks from Union station: we'll
equipped. including new fount tain; long lease.
Hotel. $1,000.
This hotel is filed 10 capacity: 3-year lease
reasonable rent immediate possession.
Restaurant and hotel. $500.
No better investment: expensive equipment
in restaurant; also well furnished.
Garage, $4,000
Two floors for storage; electric elevator:
oils, gas, repair shop: inspection invited
may consider real estate trade.
Lunchroom. $1,000.
One OF the best in city; no better location.
Small lunchroom, $500.
Fully equipped; owner leaving city; must
Boarding house. $500.
One Of the largest in town: electric lights:
hot-water heat: baths; no better buy.
p,.,,.,v BOARDING s house, 8, S9o a..
ave; IA rooms; electric Tights; owner leaving
Established for 20 years; low rental
Special bargain. $4,000.
Confectionery and lunch; next door to one
SO; opportunity for some one wide awake
Read our advertisements carefully. We secure
for sale the best We are not ADVERTISING the
same places for months.
Rooming houses.
Seven sold in the last week. Only a few
more left We advise you to call Monday
RoOming house. 81. 400.
Listed Saturday, %; containing 10 rooms;
electric lights; hardwood floors; located near
10Th and Eye SITS. NV; splendid home: sell
dom rooming house in this class Is put on
the market; owner leaving city
Rooming house, 81 $50.
IA rooms; a real money maker; rent SEQ;
no better room renting section
Consult Monday.
Marshall Business Brokers.
829 New York Ave
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PERSONAL
N-Aa-.>A

HNALTH, SUCCESS, THROUGH PSYCHoLr
oGy; free. Write Dr. Jeromany. Soe 18th ST.
NV. PHYSICAL and mental treatments .os IN
slant relief. %
WILL CARE FOR INvALLDS OR CONVA-
lescents, men women in private nome :
room, good board and care; rates reasonanfe' ;
give phone. Address Rox SD. star office
DIR. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE-
efalfst-My electric treatment is proving won
derfully successful. I absolutely guarantee re-
lief. Consultation free. 134i l. st. Ph fr. IoI.
RATS, REDRUES, WATER BUGS. ROACHES.
heas. exterminsted from your home. GEO g.
SAPP. 40 Colorado bldg. Phone Main ass 81.
IN MINUTES. STOP ANY HEADACHE
WITH VIOLET RAY-N0 DRUGS. BII
SOMETHING THAT WILL. RESTORE NoR-
MAI, CONDITIONS. VIOLET RAY Rouk
SENT FREE. RENULIFE VIOLET RAY: III
COMMERCE. AND SAVINGS BLDG. WASH
RRADFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE: ESTAR-
LISHED THIRTY SIX YEARS SUITE ~
SOUTHERN BUILDING. PHONE FRANkIlN
500 ANY LEGITIMATE CAUSE. ALL SEC
TIONS. NIGHT PHONES. COLUMBIA 1874
Am COIIMRIA .SsOJ ap26'
We ARE NOW PAYING FOR 81 tO $40
mems and ladies suits.
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 6S3
NV. Main 1878 drop postal
GALLsrONEs-FREE BoOk TELLS OF IN.
proved method Of treating Inflammation OF
eall bladder and bile ducts Write today. DR..
6AnDnCE Row SS20l Eanaas CITY. Mo,
Evening star., 1921-03-27

NkEOl LASH
FURNITURE
Special Discounts for CAST.
SAVE AONEY-BUY At
HOPWOOD'S,
9Th AND sTe.
IRON COT with pad. s.: kitchen table, g.
GAS RANGE. buffet bureau. three beds and
carriage. "a Florida ave. nv. Te
LARGE DESK. three chairs. runner and cos
tuner: cheap. Inquire Room 30i. Evans build
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: owner leaving
city. 408 End st NV. Ne
DINING ROOM SUITE. ten-piece. walnut:
SSss s.s $50 pss 500 1c 1s s
mahogany table victrola; cost $500: price, $50.
All new goods. l214 18th NV: N.
NORRIS CHAIR. oak, leather seat and back.
fl2 Pine Phone OLD w. w:1nas .6a soe
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Of home; in lot or
separately. 1l2l 4 st. ne. Ns
HORSES. VEHICLES. Etc.
HORSE. wagon and harness; nne. gentle
horse. double truck wagon and good harness
for sale cheap. Washington Fruit Exchange,
945 st. NV.
H0KsLS-Two. cheap. Apply 1878 9th st.
NV. Sunday and Monday.
SEVERAL GOOD. serviceable work horses and
one good driving horse. NARROW Coal Co.,
FARM WAGON. Janesyille corn planter; oliver
cultivstor, new. us 3rd st. s-w 27s
HORSE for sale; Benning. d. G., Route /. Box
1853.
FOR sAIE-Cut-under pony trap. shafts and
pole. 518 Sc.
wANTED-Good second hand buggy Or phae-
ton; must be in good condition. Write 52 x
st. ne. Ns
BAY HORSE, sound; work anywhere; good
driver cheap Koiner. rear 1927 L st NV.
LADY'S or child's saddle horse; young; fash,
with perfect disposition; $125. Address Box
62E.. star Office. 27s
DELIVERY WAGONS (two), two sets single
haraess. one no-t top wagon, one buggy and har-
| ness one work mare. S65. 121s G st. Sc. 2s'
NEW U. s. ARMY harness snd horse goods
heavy double team harness. including breast
and choke straps, line spresders. regulation
dies. sl4; artillery brides $l:75: all bristol
brushes. Sc; curry combs. Zoe: feed bags,
5oc; regulation halters. 81; 10 II. A-in: copper
! can be devised. s. pverything for the horse.
g. w. King. jr.. 12O4 Good Hope rd.. Ana
costa. Just across the bridge.
HARNEss-75 sets new and second hand oou-
| BILE and single harness: all kinds riding sad
cheap. % ~ coss~eii.. % ssS iish st. n nv. = '-"'''
MOTOR CYCLES AND BICICLRS.
| 1920 OHARLEY-DAvIDsON motor cycle: cleo
| trically equipped; 500; terms. Apply 41b 1lth
st. Sc.
LADYs BICYCLE15ood as new. 5is. 500
INDIAN. 1920. motor cycle, new. electrically
equipped; speedometer and tandem; win trads
for automobile. FraSief. 18th and x stR "a.
Phone Line. 5450-W.
don. 082S N. Fl. ava nv. 1s7
INDIAN MOTOR OYCE06o0d running or
dsG; der; as new tires; tandem; back st; $76 cash.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

foiID 1919 touring: looks like new; equipped
with starter and lighting system; demounta-
bic rims; everything in perfect shape: s40o
cash: Mr. tnnrad. 2ll7 z 81. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

CHANDLER coupe, 1871 fine condition; new
tires Stutz 4-pass.. 1920. like new, fully
guaranteed Stutz ipass.. 1919. like new ;
tuiiy guaranteed. Ford with new Dayton
ton. Motor Company OF Washington aith
and NJ SIS NV West Tln
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HEAVY SEDAN-Good new run only 5000
miles. thevroet. model +. b.; 81, ,4JU; good
reason for selling; need the cash Address
Box l53-E. Star office ces
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FORD 1918 taxicab; motor just overhauled; /;
S3ta cash. Mr.. Sweeney. 2ll7 f ST NV
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FORD light delivery. used 3 months will sell
or exchange for ton truck 81 ST NV oss
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SHOE REPAIR BUSINESsLGood location on
corner: $3.50. VIM. II. McGrann Co., To
TWENTY YEARS successful experience as
surety bond expert qualities me to serve you
intelligently on any surety bond matters. No
charge for ronsultatio
George T. Parker. Surety Bond Expert,
5O1-6 Woodward bldg, Washington, d, G.
Tel Main 07O
Evening star., 1921-03-27

$l85 Buys Mason & Hamlin
Upright. Fine condition. Lincoln 5257. 227
Evening star., 1921-03-27

LARGE BLACK FUR-Nearly new. Phone
North 7s48.
ENGLISH BABY CARRIAGE bed. boys b.
cycle children's toys and crib. table: first offer
accepted. 171s Corcoran st. NV. Apt. 8.
NICE counter refrigerator, very reasonable. At
628 F st. NV, Ia Guiana"
WHITE BABY CARRIAGE. Calyefton, Apt.
800, Columbia and Quarry roads.
ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP. 81; baby crib. rub
ber tire wheels. 81: 2 baby chairs. 81 sO8
NV.
PHYSICIANS SURGICAL CHAIR, uph0l-
stered in genuine black leather; steel frames
reasonable. 30 Indiana ave NV. 29s
sKIRT-Handsome black satin and long blue
coat; both new, never worn; very cheap. N.
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D Q / / \ + : I y
We supply guaranteed high
grade stock and buy back
all hares six months old
weighing s.X pounds you
raise, at s. 10 $3.50 and
up a pair, ami pay express
charges. Big profits. Use
back yard. barn. collar. al
tic. Contract and Illustrated
Catalog Free. Standard Food
and Fur Association. 405-K.
Broadway, New York.
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THE FAIRFIELE
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Evening star., 1921-03-27

YOUR 0LWocd Advertisement In 10 country
tsvn .swspapefs. "a write for list. n l.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

1917 TOURING CAR-$15o. ANY time sun
day, rear 12.,S st. s.w.
PACK ARD twin six roadster; new cord tires;
fastest car on the road will sacrifice. Ask
for Mr. Swann's car. Union Station Garage,
Evening star., 1921-03-27

ANYTHING to sell by mail? Your adver-
tisement written and inserted In 100 newspa-
Pers. $l2 Address Boz BE. Star office .
$50 1000 CORPORATION wants capable man
TO open office and manage statesmen for high
class new device: every home 4 prospect; big
money -makipg possibilities for right man.
opening ia every city; costs 81, retails q:
$JO TO &.OOO necessary to finance exclusive
agency. Mr.. Hogane. 1Oo n. Clark ST., Chicago
Evening star., 1921-03-27

PARTNER wanted nady mani in ladies'
ready-fo-wear garments and furs, to draw sal
small capital: party unable to manage business
him self address Box 73-E. Star ONCE 27s
SHOE REPAIR SHOP and shoe shining pa FLOR.
Star Office. 19s
Evening star., 1921-03-27

PARTNER WANTED wish to sell half in.
terest in an established local business to q
competent man Of clerical ability. Only 3
young or middle aged man considered Invest.
ment $Joo; business higis-cias and very profit.
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FOR GOOD farmer and trucker will sell
one half OF all equipment for making crop this
year; horses cows, chickens. corn hay and
farming outft and wheat crop: farm in order
ready 10 plant crops. Address Box 274-D
Star office. 17s
FOR SALE-Grocery and market; nne corner
location on cement highway: large S-room