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Evening star., 1921-07-26
LOST.

BAG. containing bathing suit and cap; in
fhilipsburn's millinery department. Friday
evening: reward for return. Call Col: 8412:
BARPIN, set with pearls and diamonds. in
Rock Creek Park Sunday; heirloom. Reward.
Phone Col. s467-J. 1912 Kenyon st. NV. 27'
BIFOCAL EYEGLASSES, in case. with weak
spring. Sunday ut First Congregational Church
or bstween there and 11th and G or on 1dth m
and Kenyon. Reward. Miss B. Windsor. 1119
Monroe st.
BROOCH-Pearl crescent; Monday morning. in
Il st. ladies' wear store; liberal reward. Phone
BROWN COLLIE dog; strayed male. months
returned to Geo West 3o21a Van st: s.w.
CAT-Week ago. handsome white-and black
or 18th sts). Reward for information leading
to its recovery. Tel. Col. 7574-J, or Animal
Rescue league, Main s08S.
COLLIE; small female: clipped except on head
and tail; answers to name of "Iassie": Fri
day, July %. Tel. Kensington, 43-J; reward.
COLLIE PUPPY-About months old; tan.
white on nose and end Of tail; liberal reward.
1879 l. st. NV. 27s
DIAMOND RINGS. two; one single stone and
9th other two M small stones. Reward. Mrs. NJ l..
AIaloney. 12l 18th st. ne.
DOG-Collie; answers to name Of Buddy; dark
brown sadile with white legs and chest; one
front tooth missing in lower jaw; reward. Tel.
Clarendon S30-F-31.
ENVELOPE. containing unmounted baby photo
graph. etc: on H st. between Connecticut ave.
and 18th st. Reward for return to Miss Duke
American Red Cross. 17th and d SITS. Tel.
Main 500.
FISHING TACKLE in handbag, Sunuay aIler-
noon; especially priced by invalid owner. Re-
ward. 7. c. Taylor. Agriculture Department
Phone Main 1850. Branch 343. 27e
GOLD BARRETTE-Child's: Saturday: reward
Col 4937. 262J Conn ave. NV 96s
GOLD watch fob leather, Initials ". v K;
Sunday, on Potomac river float. Reward. Call
kirsch. Main 5201 Branch 2147. -"
POWDER BON, gold, he1agOnal, Columbia
Club. Reward. Cleve. S29
PURSE-Friday night; small black, containing
between eight and ten dollars. Tel. Col. 1905 .
TIRE AND RIM, 30x3!a dia-tread. about 1
mile from Redds Corner; reward: tire to be
left at ATT Pa. ave. NV.
WRIST WATCH-God: monogram. E. P. B.
Return to II. Goldberg. and 9Th SITS. Re-
ward. 97s
WRIST WATCH-Gold: ''Mauran'' Swiss; Sat
urday evening at Chevy Chase Lake. Reward
II returned to Apt. 81, 2116 P st. Phone n.
Evening star., 1921-07-26
HOW MANY CARDS.?
By ISABEL OSTRANDER

thor of "he Island of Intrigue Suspense" Ashes Ashes
Copyright McBrsd Co.
Evening star., 1921-07-26

SALESMAN-For our mems
furnishing department; one who
can take. charge of department
and act as assistant when buyer
goes to wholesale market; lib
eral drawing account-on COM
mission basis; only thoroughly
experienced men need apply. Mr..
Koontz, Mems Furnishing De-
partment, Palais Royal, G and
18th SITS.
Evening star., 1921-07-26

SALESLADIES, experienced,
for our fur department. Apply
to Mr.. Behrend, Philipsborn,
'6O8 18th st.
Evening star., 1921-07-26
WANTED-HELP-
MALE-ContinueA.


Statesmen Of exceptional ability for q real
money making proposition: drawing account
Co. 706 Westory bldg.
Statesmen and ambitious men who believe
they can sell We want men. We have built
up q splendid bnsiness strictly on the system
OF devei0ping our own men. Requirements are
principally earnestness, integrity, energy and
loyalty. Chance to connect with q large and
wards results Phone Main 1167 for appoint
ment.
SECURITY SALESMAN = High grade; great
lineup; many banks and highest public Off
cfals indorsing this issue; country sections set
up by bankers for given allotments; chance
OF lifetime for big producers. Mr.. Durand,
813 G st. NV. 31s
SHOE sALEsMAN-Wide-a awake in selling.
with opportunity to become manager and
buyer Address Box 82:M. Star office
Observation-Disclosures energetic young
Box Jpn. Star office. 27s
WE HAVE an opening for one salesman, who
has had experience in selling; an opportunity
for the right party. Address Box 350k, Star
office.
YOUNG MAN. ticket agent. must have good
personality and ability to give intelligent in
formation to the public; excellent opportunity;
moderate salary to start. Answer In own
handwriting. state age, experience. references
office.
YOUNG NAN between. ages Of % and 35 as
wagon salesman: established route; salary and
commission; cash or real estate bond required.
Apply Jewel Tea Co. 17l2 14th ST NV.
SUCCESSFUL. stock salesmen. commission
basis, for Al Maryland corporation. Address
Box 122-M. Star office: %.
Evening star., 1921-07-26
INTERPRETATIONS

WHITE GIRL would like to. take ot
small child Call 1874 X st. Sc.
WHITE NURSE. care infant and children,
seamstress. reliable. experienced; stay nights.
Tel 112 W.. West Falls Church. Va.
WHITE WOMAN, neat, experienced young;
general housework and cook; S45 mo-, room
mo laundry. Address Box TN. Star Office. .
WORK by the day. colored girl. 2327 18th st.
n W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
SUMMER RESORTS.

Tho season has been hard ON summor resorts.
Aaido from cclcry, Michirons chicf Industry IL
climate Tho upper peninsula f. supposed to
attract folk from tho southern and southwest
orn states olonE about thI. time of tho yonr
nut uH 80 hot m Michigan that the trout
nrc dying Ia the streams. The game warden Of
Michigan saya so. And up In Canada forest
flr"7 have broken out started presumably, by
epontanoous combustion. For an Otlahoman
TO 30 to those socti"na would hc like jumping
from tho frying pan into the fire.
Its beginning 70 warm up here. Dut no
body has reported the fish dying from heat
nor forest fires breaking out. We've never put
TULSA forward a summer resort, but II re-
ports arc true she has It over Canada and
Michigan At least four ways from tho deuce
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CHAPTER CNS
t.CrrN Mins.

had been surprised at the con
vcrsation between Gardner and
Robert the evening they had spcut
wsh W, but had not spoken Of IL. l
had been surprised and pleased that
Robert had spoken SO frankly, and
had been 80 willing to see all tho
advantage OF my plan, and had
not mentioned his fears. Then one
night soon aftcrward Robert re-
fcrrod to the subject.
Gerry you have converted me.
Really, | am won over TO believe a
woman can be good wife, good
business woman, ana can also make
a happy home. How you do il Is
beyond mo. think It Is thing
that most men would have to eN-
pcricnCo to bclicyc-men who, like
myself feel that the only place for
"A woman is in her home, taking
care Of him, You look less tired,
too. than YOU did when you first
gave up aud remained Mt homo all
day, and infinitely better than you
did In the boarding house"
II can explain all that" | told
him, intsruptinE when we were
in the boarding house worried
over you, wanting to make you
happy. yet not fully realizing whore
the trouble lay. You see. Robert,
when We talked thiuEs over. you al
ways agreed with me that | better
keep right on working, so that what
Mary said about that being the
cause Of your unhappincss never
had much effect. although she used
to insist she was right"
Il hhd to agree with you. Gerry.
Ny pride wouldn't let me do any
thing loss--thcu. was earning so
little, almost nothing toward tho
last. what could | say? couldn't
tell you TO give up and go without
all you had been accustomed to
wh"n you earned II Yourself"
Please let me finish. Mr.. Mere
ditn. Then after We went TO house
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The HOr0sco no
SATURDAY. July @ 100,
TIE stsrs incline but 40 no, .,--
'Cpi. 1874 ~ heCiuts Seysp... Nl


| Again friendly stars .l.
kind. according to a-~.. a,
Jupiter. Mercury ana ... ...
ali In bencfic aspect.
1t is a most auspiclaI. ..,
which TO start upon 5Y.. ... .'
or short.
There is an cspccAlr ....,.
rule Tor all who t...r 1.''
for they should encour. .e
favorable conditions Hr ...
new acquaintance Nvh. -
uabiu in the future. a.
summer resorts are ... ,...
to thu best influence.
should profit much. '
Changes in mandE,ul,. f.-.
hotels and the bcEIuu..
innovations In summor b.. .....'. =
proguostiCdtcd ''
Those who read I'm tI...t, .t.....
find this ru,o most t...
for launching new police. .. ,...
ing favcIity tEroiic
Newspapers and editor ..Yr, 3.
exceedingly hospituhl. .--..
ganda that is cons,ructIy. I'D ~.
ful in teaching Amer. w.
sensational incident vii No..
this attitude.
The stars smile on all ... .s..
Employment and seem .. ..r.
bette success than has a..U...I Il
forts recently,
That there will be lcs- ..r,.
stress as the autumn oI,...es 4
forecast. but the poupl. .. te =.
fa.rs b.
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Benny's Notebook
THE PARK AVE. NEWS

weather, Rane sooner or later,
Spoarts. The lnyisibles was
wawking to the park last Satidday TO
play the Park Wonders wen they
noticed Sid Hunts little brother Bert
following them and they ran about
o blocks to get away from him and
they all got out OF breth and was
still out Of II wen they got to the
park, the result being the Park
wonders beet them, score a. to -.
Slmkins had a herthday last Wcns-
Day among the presents he got he
'ng stockings. hooks, neck ties,
shoes and d"ckOratod post cards
with good wishes on them. and
among tn" presents he wishes he
got bat dident being new skates. A
pen knife, . pound box of candy
or even less IL necessary, "A tennis
racket and "A camera.
Ponc by skinny Martin
Merning the Opposite
- see the little muskccto
fuHinE gently to aud frut
could cnybody wish him cny harm
. no. . no, O no.
business and Financial. Benny
iotts found a dime vile he was tax.
INK Wawk with Lew Davis. and
Lew kopp ON claiming haff on ac-
count OF being with him. the result
heinS Benny had to spend the dime
Wulrh quicker than wat he would
or II nc hadcnt ot had cnything on
his mind to worry him.
Lost ana Found, Nuthing
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ASPIRES TO FIRST CLASS
PiChcr Thinks II Has DutgrnWn Wi
Village Government

special 10 The world.
PICHER, July S.-Po'' are
now being circulated iu '" H.
asking for an election in nea
future, whereby the r,n. MAJ
vote on the question uf n1E I.
piCher a city OF the first ..a. ~
hit by the depression IU rh w in
industry Pitcher had a pr,. "''
growth, and now ranks
population among Okiahuw H.t
Yet, she is still under the
form Of government N. i-.
trustees elected by a vote '.-s
who choose their own rrus,'. H.'
also appoint some of the o' '''
Cials.
II il folt that the pro0os '1-
In the form OF govcrnHcu,
advantageous i'm nnthuts
ling public revenues, I'm -a.
tion Of officials. and IN tn. ".'aH
of service performed by 'H.n
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Unf0ithfulReSs


| Is NblNA NOl.l ShlN n I.k
wonder.
1t is not the sword thrust. t.
! the pin -priCks, that are hardest 4.
! bear IN married lifc," somyor, .s-.
ported 10 have said. And thu write
| reCounting 1t continues these g.
sitiNe women creatures with cr.
| hopper husbands suffer ten tines
as many agouics as thus. Wumu
! who adore their husbands FOR the
| charming ways, knowing that hra
same charming ways are being o-.
ploycd to Captivatc other women
the result, possible untaifhfu,n,s.
The tircSOmc mcsW,rlsns pG"
ecc"ntriCities old pct Jokes ar.
blue Monday dispositions OF the OH.
cr half. without doubt deserve 4
stronger term of dclinoatIlr rha
'annoyances" The intiwt.lrs o.
married life give a thousand and one
openings for hateful lapsos on 't.
part OF both husband and wife
which. If not brought 20 the opa'
and reCtificd. viii become so ropIc.
nant as TO slowly kill all roma'ur
love and leave but shell of duca.
fidelity in it's stead. But tu say that
woman married to n man who neg.
lects his collar. who warg'n- his to.!
aggrsvatingly, who bites .hr end o.
his cigar saNagcly, who won't rise
to the social heights her sensitive
nature aspircs to, Is wors" OF than
when married TO one who ~Hr knows
uses his wilcs TO attract other WON.
en--pOssibly unfaithfuluras
Well, ! wonder
Through lifg taig aud FIElp=
pointmcnts crown one or t.o other
The fortune is lost, the homu">ld
relinQuishcd, contentious ami a..
couraGomcnts in business appear
there is condemnation of uuha. Jr'>
dissension at home Real trouble"
that Try mems souls and make
break character, And petty da..
trials are innumerablc.
Then death comes into the pre-
cious fold, and all the past .- n'.'.
ing-so much froth, so much mas
nary grievance. Desulatin- s1.r.,
was never known until now
Unfaithfulness--is death. NJ
death to love, but death o. ha0-'
ness, death to peace, death t' hope
for once unfaithfulucss is found
have forged its way hDtw,'u two
hearts, though love remain conf
douce crceps out the first .rcUa
idealism dies in the doorvar a1.
an emptiness dark and u. l.ra.
takes UP its abode wh'-. once
dwclt faith and hoavcn-sweu, asr''
ratious.
Can anything be worse only IN
woman Of experience can t'.. Ana
she does not talk.
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The Woman Who Loved land Earned
JANE
nI mann

keeping hadn't enough to keep me
occupied, Scither my mind nor my
! ilnger'. r was too old, too settled,
TO want to be out In the street sim
ply To XIII time; or 20 spend hours
az the motion picture shows as
many younger women would have
done. The consequence was | was
uneasy. restless and it showed in
my face.
AS l have told you, n woman can
sNstcmatize her work so that It
taxes only a certain part of her
time and thought very small
part II she does 1t rightly. / believe
many young women would be hap
pier II they would do as | have
done, Robert 1t is hard for g!rl
VINO has been accustomed to her
own money to--pcrhaps not have to
aSk--but To feel that she should not
ASK that she should 90 without.
Especially II she feels sure, as | did.
thdt there was some way In which
both could work and be happy"
'But Gerry, not many women can
make arrangements like YOU have
done with Madame"
Perhaps not Yet believe that
lr woman IS really capable. and
tells her reasons for wishing to Gu:
her hours short, and expresses 4
Willingness TO take less pay, or to
work harder to compensate her ON
pIoycr, there are not many hut
could arrange az well as I have. But
II they can't, why isn't It better for
woman, n wife. to hiro someone to
do a great share Of the houscwork.
II she can earn enough more to
make IT an object financially, so
that she can have something left
over 20 give herself and family
httle luNurics, perhaps. almost NO
cosStttes that now with the hieh
cost or everything they would have
10 20 without were It not for herr"
Il don't know but you are right.
Gerry, Yes, You are right in our
case. You have proved IL. But.
Gerry, ] have bit OF confession To
make. When | found you would
not give mp your position, and that
was 10 have no home Of my own
however humble, I became, as YOU
know, terribly Discouraged | not
only drank more than ! should, but
Gerry, II Marion had not been lust
tho wholesome good girl she was, !
would have been false to you--I
would have"
Il know all about it, Robert and
/ suffered agonies over it."
You knew | was beginning TO
care for Marion--tO want hcr IN
your place."
Yes Robert. But you belonged
20 me, so ! went to work to keep
you, 10 make US both happy" /
Wonl 4 not tell him Marion had said
she loved him,
Thank God, you did, Gerry But
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MARTINS FERRY phin

I'NIV4 N . FETNNll ONO, JUly }
-litro Is new idea for hot
weather Roy Zimmerman invented
N" scheme. II works well. he saws
He has no electric fan, but ne mas
: substitute that is Just as good,
Ho dis'onnccts the dust bag from
MS wi'c's vacuum cleaner, and plac.
ing the machine in the window
turns on the current aud "A stream
ot cool air pours into the room.
There Is just one disaErceahle fea
turo. When the dirt digcster is
used 1t makes more noise than tho
fan. waking Che ncighbors when
used late aI night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
MAN HIGHER UP" FEES
BOY of IL Made the cont In Mm'"'
Selling Chnrgc.

special 90 tn" world
OIiENiAH, July S-ArE" any
boy about II years old.
rested by Sheriff l.. VI. Col.. W
picnic grounds here ON Ju"
charged with Eing wh.sN. ~
was placed in 30 county t
boas'ed that he S|sTsl NOT ' N.,
he was working fon, out jar. .
told the officers that tn" N
furnished the whisky for t.
Waiter Armstrong, a man .n' s-'
pected by the sheriff's oi'
Although a warrant was '--..' =
soon as possible for Ayus.I'
had made his getaway b,i." ..
officers could make tho
Armstrong Is the man wl. WISH
John Curtis, was arrested
months ago and charged wi.
ing up and rohhlng a sChou.
on the road near Beardcn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
Truton General Is stable Roy.

ny International News Service,
BERLIN, July A l7-year- old
German mapor general has been
'orcvcd by poverty 10 become a
horse groom in a Munish rldinC
groom, testified members Of a rent
RS meeting IN Munich. The gem
rral paid half Of his pension for
the rent and heat and went to work
IN the stalls 10 prevent starvation,
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The young lady across tho way
says IT'S just terrible how the prof
tccrIug spirit scoms to have seized
everybody and they've Just discoy-
cred that the milAman they We trust
ed all thcs' years has been bringing
them milk with moro than 2 per
cont NJ hu'tcrfat IN {, when they'v,
hcon paying the highest .urLca for
the pure article,
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France is estimated 10 have mined
l3,s7llN7 metric tons of iron ore
last year, a gain OF more than 4.4nO, 70
coo metric tons from the previous
year.
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"Oh, Ter tn good ole days when
you could check your suit case. look
at tn ball scores, git a good lunch
an a glass o. pop COR maybe heer)
all fer nickel sighed Ike Lark,
tday. Eyer timc we SEQ a tOurin'
car ful o. young folks we wonder II
tn boys shook tn box t see who'd
have L drive
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-04-18
LIKE THE SLAVERY FIGHT

Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I have
read with more than usual interest
your note in the current issue of the
Nation. AS we know, history repeats.
Has it occurred to you that North Da-
kota is having the same experience
Kansas had in the early SOS. The
slave power, controlling both the old
Whig and Democratic parties in 1916,
forced the Mexican war for the pur-
pose of obtaining more slave terri
tory. Later the slave law, enforced
by the Dred Scott decision, resulted
in turning greedy eyes to the virgin
soil of Kansas as result of the re-
peal of the Missouri compromise.
There followed four years of border
ruffian warfare in the attempt to force
slavery upon Kansas. The great
money power Of that day was, behind
slavery. Today banks, manufacture
ers, railroads, etc., combine fast and
hard to exploit the essential industries
of the nation. In North Dakota rail-
roads, elevators and banks of Mime
apolis, Chicago and Wall street are
combining to reduce Dakota's farmers
to practical industrial slavery.
Do not become discouraged but, like
Grant at Chickamauga in '64, fight
one and all on a Nonpartisan line if
it takes score of summers.
It is the old slavery fight over again
and doubt if any sympathy or help
may be expected in a national way
during the Harding regime.
H. J. MARTIN.
Charlotte, Mich.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-04-18
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The nonpartisan leader., 1921-04-18
STATEMENT OF. THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGE.
MENT. CIRCULATION. ETC., REQUIRED BY

THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST "a, 1872
Of The Nonpardssn Leader published every two weeks
State Of Minnesota. county of Helnspn,-ss
m ana gf John ama
who having been duly sworn according to law deposes
partisan Leader and that following is. the best
of his knowledge and belief. true statement of the
ercrlaton). etc. Of the aforesaid publication for the
Of Pe ar@s IN n 1 @ mboaea spn n sseo hy the A
Laws and Regulations printed on the reverse of this
/ That the names and addresses Of the publisher.
editor managpg Ing editor and business
E%,to5 oiiSs5 Morrs l27 Sixth Ave- South.
MANAGING sdtST Oliver Norris 427 Sixth Ave-
Business manager, John Thompson. 4e7 Sixth Ave.
name and the names and addresses Of stockholders
owning or holding l per cent or more of the total
SSnpa15san Publishing Co., 4s7 Sixth Ave South
r. B.: Wood, trustee. 427 Sixth Ave. South. Minne-
Thomas N Keys. trustee. 427 Sixth Ave. South.
hinneapois Innn 2I:hi Mimi .u,.o, 10, s,..,, 49, s..
Albert j. Fox. 427 Sixth Ave. South. Minneapolis.
other the ownns ssne and
more Fl totsl amount Of bonds mortsases other
sesS5sfS oss Prnng hTs Pfes e5s &C. arg hsaSc m
names OF the owners, stockholders and security hold
security holders appear S' uno G Sfs tie peefs
Of the but also in cases where the stoeholder
security holder appears upon the books Of the
pany as trustee or in other ducary relation the
name of the person corporation for whom such
paragraphs contain statements embracing atlantis full
ditions Under which Stockholders and security holders
who do not appear upon the books of the company
trustees hold stock and securities in capacity other
than that of bona fide owner; and this aiant has
reason to believe that other person. associa-
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Nursery Stock

ENTERTAINING STRAWBERRIES. 100 PLANTS, So;
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