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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

one else Is responsible. With an appointive commission the RESPONSE
bflhy buck can b. passed ndefiniteiy-and VIII b. 81
The COMMITTEES on tho amendments Of the Roswell Kiwanis club
said Of this amendment in It's report: f
mo. 7. Increases land commission 70 three members
TO be appointed by the governor, instead Of one, a now,
elected. Makes no limitation upon salaries or expenses, and
there is . limitation at present. This amendment is rotten.
II will not only increase expenses, create waste and ineffici-
cy, hut make the land office a political machine. : : sAS
Should be voted against
1t is difficult to assemble q more succtnct statement Of tho
facts with regard 10 amendment No. 2, or tho probable results Of lis
popular approval. s.r.
The republican party made q blunder when II wrote into It's
platform last year a plank favoring q non partisan land commission.
instead Of a land commissioner. But the men who wrote that plank
into the platform didn't have an appointive commission in mind.
They had an elective commission of three in visw. The latter
would have been a sacrifice Of efficiency. because three heads ad-
ministering a big business institution like the state land office, with
equal authority. are equal to no head. Every lease. every sale, every
decision would have to be made three times; and by the time the
excellent shape for the buzzards. There would be three executive
salaries, three inspections Of everything, three expense accounts, a
tho OF office Arrangements and accounting systems in constant con-
fcf and probably three sets OF office factions. Each elective com.
missioner would have his own set of pet appointees to put into Jobs,
there wouidnt be jobs enough to 60 around and the chances would
DC all In favor Of the commissioner getting together and creating
more Jobs In order TO take care Of the surplus. The only thing that
wouldn't increase would be the revenue for the public schools and
state institutions That would be the probable condition under nm
elective commission.
- Change that to an sppointive commission, and the result wouId
stead OF doing business across q desk with a business administrator
would find himself sitting in on a political convention.
Every taxpayer who wants TO hold down his tax .receipt and
every citizen who wants continued business administration Of stats
lands should get out on September 20 and mark an x IN the souare
against amendment No. Z.
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PARTICLES, tho long waves. which nD-
pear yellow or rcd 10 our eye.
The FAC that the reflected light.
that which intorfcrcs with our Scc-
Ing the stars hy day, has a marked
blue color, has made II possible. if
not to see the stars In the daytime.
~ least to photograph them.
Tho French astronomer and ply.
sirist. Maurice linmy. has reported
tn the French academy some cNperi-
mcnts which he has been conducting
In this direction.
II u rcd screen is put In front Of
m" cnmerl lens the blue light from
m" sky h absorbed. white the white
Hight from u star. containing rod RAYS
as wei ms blue rays. ls im part trans
mittcd aud thus affects the plat, ir
The latter has boon ~ a,inlly sonsi-
fused 10 red,
Hamy has found that by this
method h" "a photograph stars
down To- the sixth magnitude. The
naked eye. at night. barely distin-
Euishes stars uf tho seventh or
eighth magnitude. Hence Hnmy'H
method viii disclose In daylight all
the NOR" plainly visible stars OF the
night SKY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
CONSTRUCTIVE REGULATION

SsuRANCE from Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace that his adj.
~ minhstratton OF the packer regulation act will be constructive
was hardly needed. With a man Of waIace's capacity and i'm.
tmafe knowiedee Of the production and marketing Of livestock, rec.
ognnion OF the necessity for free operation Of legitimate business,
m inc packing industry would be instant. Nor does the country rs a
whole and least Of all the livestock grower. want anything else. What
the livestock grower wants is Al open market and freedom Of packer
control OF finances which may determine when he shall market his
stock aud at what price. What the consumer wants is a price for
meat that bears some remote relation to the producers end Of the
price.
Secretary Wallace promises that the supervisory law shall be
administered Fin a constructive way. with the purpose of promoting
the livestock and meat industry and safeguarding the legitimate in.
forests of everyone connected with H."
That is all that anybody wants. If that kind of administration
IS possible under the act now apparently certain Of passage, it will
be a mighty useful piece Of legislation, not only 10 the livestock
grower but TO the people who buy and eat the meat.
We rise this afternoon to remind the city commission that the
hump at the street ear crossing. at Fourth and New York avenue
was still there last night. Riding over that hump a few times gets
one into the habit Of rising and excaiming.
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rdlcyS Daily Poem
Wa5ritH7

a kangaroo stood at the Mdo OF my bed.
Ana ] thought 1t strange that he had no hcad;
but he kindly explained he had left his dome
In the bottom drawer Of his desk at home;
y put II there to be safe" said ho
Then l turned the lock and lost the kcy"'
\ polar bear Ia a palm beach suit
land ho WAS "a terrible looking hrutcl
Came amhltng into my bedroom. too.
And shook the hand at the kangaroo.
tAnd this seemed strang. 60 me. because
That bear had never "a sigh NJ puwsl.
so the kangaroo commenced IN sing
While the bear he ticklcd a banjo string
ulpw could they do II. you want to know.
When oEe was h%eadlcss, go want To- know.
lie couldn't sing. and a pawless beur
Gould never tinkic the banjo there?
! cannot answer your question. Kid,
They couldn't do II ana yotthoy didD
They played and sang Tor "a while aud then
] found they'd changed into mutormcu.
Who thought what u wonderful Joke twould be
To run their trolley car over me.
] squirmed ana wrlthcd. but The car came on
And Just. when thought my life was gou,
! yelled. Say. listen, this biut NO. Joke"
And the motormHn grinned. and awpkc'
CT certainly was a great mistake
To mix that lobster with whipped cream cakoD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
A POLICE REPORTERS VERSION

ME HAVE heard a lot rs year about the 'crime wave. - and mn.
wv merous experts. real and alleged. have assigned reasons for il
which range all the way from movies to relatively.
New comes an authority who, in practical experience and oppor
tunfy for observation, ranks above all the experts who have spoken.
who says that there hasn't been any 'erimc wave He says this
has been the best year for law abiding citizens. and the poorest for
police reporters in all history. For this authority is a veteran police
reporter OF New York City. who is still working ON that job. His
name Is Arthur II Labaree, and in a full page article in a New York
Sunday newspaper that reached Albuquerque Wednesday, he saws
that the crime business hasnt been IS dull in fifteen years as ii is
this summer; that Monday morning, once the bright spot in his
work. is now proftIess of space; and he dolefuly inquiries, IF pro
hibition didnt do il, what didf"
"The millennium - writes Labaree, "has not arrived as yet.
but it is on its way. One can still be drowned, stabbed, shot, hit By
a train or otherwise killed, but records will prove that it ism being
done as often as formerly. And the reason is
'Prohibitioni'
Labaree says there has never been less crime or fewer accidents
than now, and this he declares, is due to heads no longer dazed, or
with nerves inhamed by booze.
The testimony OF this expert will be found a poser for those
purely theoretical experts who contend that the great wave of
crime now sweeping over the country" has been melted by the law.
less impulse created by constant violation Of the Volstead act,
1t II a fact that not only New York = police court but every
other police court in the country, our own included, has felt the Mon.
day morning slump in business, and that every police magistrate and
desk sergeant in the country is ready to testify that the cause thereof
is--prohibition.
There was a time when the Monday morning police court session
in Albuquerque was productive Of about all the news a reporter
cared to make Of IT, Ninety-fve per cent Of the news so created
started with a drink. In spite OF mOonshine and moonshiners. %
news is wiped out, and nobody, not even the moonshine hounds, is
sincerely sorry.
There is a steadily lessening number of those who mourn for
their dear departed days Of personal liberty"-and license. Most
men have found something better 10 do and are doing H..
There has always been more or less Of a tendency TO restrain
the man who wants TO make a fool Of himself There has always
been a sharp line dividing liberty from license. The tendency Is
stronger and the line more sharply defined today than ever before,
aud speaking broadly, we are better of because OF it.
Chicago restaurants are vigorously advertising for business. The
naughty eating houses that two years ago seorned all but the sportlye
spenders are not hot on the trail Of trade This is mighty fine for
the hicks FROM the sticks who are weary Of being stung A little
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Chicago restaurants n vigorously advertising for business. The
naughty eating houses that two years ago seorned all but the sportiye
spenders are not hot on the trail Of trade. Tins is mighty fine for
the hicks from the sticks who are weary Of being stung A little
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The ltussiuu bear be- bare.
Bhttlcships gu' huttlcshipB come.
When in rum do as the rummiol
No.
-
Congress shouldn't snap, but 10"
suHppy
where there's 70 viii there's q law.
yer
straw hats show the way the wind
blows.
The unemployed wish every d.,
was labor day.
Necessity knows no law Congress
b. 70 necessity.
II isn't always politeness thai
makes a man give his seat to a girl
IN short skirts,
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muud. such as they have iu Italy
And II held IL might be- the fourth
part of "a Pint
And as soon us they were seated
In the train. the iittlo girl lillcd tn
Bottle nt the lee water Tank. And
she drank thereof. and .hc carried
u TO each OF the mothers. and 90
each Of the children. And they
drank. every onc Of thcm. all that
was in the nottlc.
And hy the time the last nm, had
been refreshed the first ON" WaH
athirst And tho little girl began
again aud went Hrouud m, circle 81
the two families. Mud they drank OF
II 1s freely ns u had been Red Wine
Now tho little Eirl w0ro n dross
uf Mrs Harding Blue. aud stocking
hat were green and a red htudkcf-
rhi't upon h'r hctd And hor moth.
90 pinned up her dress % her waist
Tor she was w'ttine it at the water
tank.
And ~ was lucky that the aisle of
the car WIS covered with Buttloship
liuol'uu which was very thick. fnr
the lttl" eirl trpd e path back aud
forth and hn"k mud forth until tho
water tank must have been nearly
empty
Nud I said. Bshold what - Journey
iNNNN WV hNlh lN'N 'lN IUlftlNI cot
ghts Er'ut me Elor'uus nation mean
eth 90 various Travellers upon fh.
same train There are mountain
and rivers and bridges aud tuuu"l..
and These two families see no mnr.
of th'm han tho women who arr
playing bridge In the Pullman. Bot
for thom. 10 our from the Atlantic
ocean to Pittsburgh was one long
and Joyous procession tea the Ice Wa
trr tank.
Ana who shall say that ~ nIl folk
upon that Train. they passed thcir
time least prontably' FOR lodged
that night IN an Inn, and the man
b had been there before mo lcft p
larger assortment OF GLASSWARE than
had any meaning !u my ne. aud {
would tutu have Joined him unto ~
two fnmillrs of the children Of Italy
and ted him Ice water till ho had
enough By DR. william T. Barton
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TN PARABLE or TIN ICE.
WATER TANK

HERE wcro tw %
y o n y mothers
from Italy. an Il
they had each OF
them Several Chl-
drcn. whereof the
oldest was u Lit
tie Girl And she
was about IN. ug.
OF the daughter ~
kcturah And they
2 q Il e. upon tho
train And they
had uttlc.
whose shape at
the bottom was
lilo HHmN4
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more warfare between the restaurants aud il will reach the min,
where some of them will get desperate and cut prices.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
TheR Rhy4RoQ Girl
. HE PAYROLL GIRL

~ HE PAYROLL GIRL
l. is accurate-hcr fig
urcs plain to read; the pay
roll girl is honest, too-no
bondsrnan does she need;
the payroll girl is quite
discreet-no rumors start
from her on what you pay
the errand-boy and what the
manager. In fact, she's
quite a paragon, though not
at all unique-The Evening
Star can furnish you the very
girl you seek.
Hep Wanted nds arC 3
cents n word. All transient
advertising. cash in adj
vance.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
WANTED-sITUATIONS
l.ENtlt. DOMESTIC.


COOKS PLACE wanted hy reiin9',. c"loreh
woman in small private family. l,ll 3'h -.
COOk-Cplored woman want. rlar". ,T'"kins;
only. stay nights: ely references. A'il'.'ss
Rex iia. brentwood, Md.
COOK. r>;-ciass, with good references. li."'
,'ur'"rhr -.
COOK Place by reliable rulpt.d W, man. Ill
y 81. NV.
DAY WORK wanted by woman. !:O3 o." ST.
NV
DAYS WORK ou, or par, time: reference. Ap-
ply write iu9 7 81. nv.
DAYS WORK by neat rpl"rri woman. 1913
18th 81. nv. Apt. :.
ELDERLY LADY. experienced, would take
charge 'f h"m>r for --'ntiein..n "r elder ~
couple Address Box IL !. Si"r "'i"..
EXPERIENCED white and cr.or-d r.oks
calnbermaids wLitrc>>"S. nurses. lauhdrcs>'s
cleaners: r"f"rc.,es. Ladies' !Aci'ang', so'
Vermont ave.
GENERAL. IIoISEWoKK-Rc Reliable c"lured
rnl. 9o4 FI"lda NV.
GIRLS. two. wish rla,:es maid or day :
work. l:i.' l2tE 81. NV. y
GIRL, cr...rrd, waits .-5nc" as light house
w,rk,.,. Ciu ig:i i';h i. NV nw-
GIRL. eo!o-"d. reliable. wishes rlac. as dish
washer or h"u>e r.ri. Ph"n" H"rth .-.'-'.
GIRL. col'rrd, ia,- to STAY nights. h"i>e
work family of iwu. .Iii C.iamplan 81.
GIRL. reliable. wants half days work IN mora
in.s. 1921 i1.h i. NV. Phone North 'l2.-W ,
.iKl. colorr,l, wan:> place rn'&nin- work
and sIiall washes iikr home. ref, Fences
49, lIth ST. nv Phone y. .ili-W 5"
HELP around Rouse by coIoreh S,rl. -ui
eth st. n W
IAUNDRESS wants washing 30 d" ont or at
home. 49, y. y. ave. NV.
LIGHT HOtSEWoEK- Neat colo-.d girl de
sires place. l92, 9th 81. v.
NURSING and plain sewing by experienced
coiored girl no Sunday work if possible
lfia W 81. NV !'
NURSE place wanted by col,red girl. .nli
llth St NV.
PLACE To 90 morning and evening, 22d3 Lib
.rty st. NV.
PI.ACi; as general hci+.work"-. experienced
rolured girl from Virginia. "col Liberty st.
PLACE as general houSewo, k-r: IL" laundry.
Call lI1T 12ih 81. NV.
WAITRESS or ciambern,aii by Young coio-ed
girl; no Sunday work. Ruth Green. Il2 Frana-
lin ST NV. a'
WASH. small I" take home. 1i:,2 st. NV.
W ASHES small Sarah Clark. ..l. Sth 81.
NV.
WASHING to take home by the old reliable.
woman. I31 Eye St NV. -
WASHING ut home days work. Apply
1872 !. st.
WASHING; 10 take HON. three or four days
work out in week. Call 1916 = ST. NV Ss
WORK OF any kind by day. 17I5 kalorama
road.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
WANTED-HELP
MALE AND FEMALE-COutinu

MEN AND wOMAN-Are you anxious to equip
Yourself for good-pnyng business without
smallest amount made by any full. time sales.
man In our employ during 1920 was in excess
Of s.. 400 per annum: several made in excess
required; only. intelligent effort. good cha,ac-
| ter and references: text books free wide
, field of opportunity for men and women Of all
ages and walks of life: services of highly paid
| teachers free 10 YOU; enroll now: next class OF
| night >rha. i, ~! Start June 10 or sooner. Ad-
/ dress BOX 81 NJ. star office.
Er.Mt:E EIoNEsTlC.
CLEANERS. $3.50: cooks. $50 month"; maids
for seashore. See Rev. Fuller. 1921 21th It.
| COMPANION and housekreper. reliable white
| womnn. Phone North 1910. y
COLORED GIRL, neat. rs hOusemnid and wait-
ress: experience required. 1918 18th ST. NV.
| COIDRED WOMAN fer general housew"rk ;
must he fond ~ children: stay nights; d s,'o,.
. home and WAGES IaI,i Tayl"r 81. Col s.::
COOK and general hnuscwork; no laundry; stay
! nights: tleve. 11s'.
COOK and general houspworkrr; three in
; family: ref. 1916 Wehstcr 81. ln.
COOK md general hn,ls,wo in small fam
lily: refcrcnccs rrnnired. 22l2 Isl nv
COOK and general hou>eworker: no washing
1907 1ath I. Phone Col. 299s -
COOK. colnrrd, settled woman. and chamber
mail t" go to the country for summer: ief
ia Sth 81. S.M. y
COOK. plain. and assistant at Homework:
duties light; suburbs. Call Lincoln 20.I. 50
COOK AND MAIDS wanted to 20 to moun'n' rs
for summer: good r.Ik and maids Apply
between ; and pm. Apt. -. the l-einx.
1.,23 l. st.
GIRL. good. white for country, one who is
able TO take charge Of first floor; must be ,, nf
neat appearance: good wages. Ask for Mr.
Gncrtih. SIS New Jersey ave. NV.
Girl. colorrd. for general housewOrk. Ap
rly l3l4 Gai!attn st. NV. Tel C1l. I..l
GIRL. colored. FOR gene. ? ,.ousewOrk. good
wn:es. II! East Capitol 81. .
GIRl. for general housework. 1886 Fairm"n,
GIHI. woman. white. hoi>rwnrk: family Of
}: stay nights. 2is Maple. Takoma Park.
GIEi.-Y Yolng, cOlored. high school girl assist
in private home. 2nla kalorama road,
NI'RsE-Wh!te: chamber work. Address Box
I'll l.. Star office. %
ready seller nj d,2 q st. Gail after
pm. Excellent proposition %
WOMAN. reliable. cook and general ho,ise.
work with family Of four in moiern suburban
home: stay nights no laundry; references
Cleveland 1853. $500 30th ST.. Chevy Chase,
y. 4. %
wCMAN-Cook and do laundry. Apply 1853 =
y. INV. y?
WOMAN wanted. competent. for general
Pm. 2Il. 13th nv.
WOMAN -- Good. stlong coored. for weekly
wo.k Apply E1 81. NV.
WOMAN. good. 10 come in Two three days
week good ".iges. SIS New Jersey ave.
NV
wOMAN-GenrraI Lousework; three in fam
lily: II" laundry: must be good cock; can stay
the navy yard. Quarters .. Phone Lincoln
94SJ 9'
Evening star., 1921-06-08

DODGE SEDAN-IGal: bought tiiiS April /.
cheap; no dealer Address Box -41-P. >:ar
Evening star., 1921-06-08
l|CRS.

I Z M.
Now is the time TO have your furs looked
No charge to let you know how much
lower We are than others.
Remodeling of all kinds 10y expert workman.
Cold stoIa.ed. charge.
A postal card will bring cur delivery TO you.
HOME FUR SHOP,
S23 1lth -.
Opposite new electric station on 11th ST So
Evening star., 1921-06-08

COOKS PLACE wanted hy reiinh'. co'ored
woman in small private family l1ll 3'h ~.
Ii NJ
Evening star., 1921-06-08

FORD TOT RING CAR-Iare 1919 model: mod
Park. Md. lOs
Evening star., 1921-06-08
WANTED-HELP
MALE-COutinued.

PRESSERS (two), frst-class.
on Hoffman pressing machine !;
experience and reference re-
CURED. apply ready for work.
Hoffman Company, 1880 Penna.
ave So
Evening star., 1921-06-08

CLEANERS. $3.50: cooks. $50 month: maids
| for seashore. See Rev. Fuller. 12.l 10Th It.
|
Evening star., 1921-06-08
EAST POTOMAC PARKS
ARMY CAMP BUILDINGS.

ARMY CAMP BUILDINGS.
Another tremendous purchase
enables us to offer you splendid
bargains.
At this time we are so busilv
engaged in wrecking the Mall
buildings on Sixth street south
of Penna. ave. that we haven't
the time to wreck and sell piece
by piece, as is our usual custom.
This is your chance to buy a
complete house cheap. Any one
OF the following buildings in
East Potomac Park:
Only the larger buildings remain of this en-
tire camp since first advertised. They are ex-
ceptional bargains on account Of the amount
OF lumber they contain. Remember, the big
-rst buyer huys the cheapest.
o-STORY BARRACKS BUILDINGS.
Nos 81 and ~. 100N4.. 4..............S3 S375 each
Nos e. Is, to. 90 l5uxi.. s525 each
At :nother camp. 30Ifm.. ...-........ S32J each
member that take care of your bill of
Meigs job.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

cole Spas: ju,t overhaulcd: s7co. sis
Srl -
Evening star., 1921-06-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CnnffumAA.

Continued.
DELICATEsSEN. soda fountain. cigars. gro
cery. fruits. Price. $1,000: 5000 cash. s. 900
notes Address Box l79-P. Star Office. T.
ia,iished: long lease: among the city,S bes,; ,
S14.0OO cash: with proper attention Will yield
lurciase money back less than two years Ad-
dress Box 2lJ-M. Star office.
l. U N { H M-Ncar Key
bridge; owner leaving city; must
sell at once. 3349 NJ st. NV. 9*
GROCERY and delicates>en stand in Northeast
market: bargain. $40 II ST ne: 10.
CONCESSIONS. beach front-is"wlin: alleys.
pool par'or. barber shop. cigar store shoe
r,,, slime large ;s. store Apply Mason iulsnsrf
MAN Of ability and experience wanted to in.
vestieate higi-class enterprise with a view -, -
incorporating company on liberal basis to sen
Address %. sol iss 17r :"1a star ore s.'e' 8:
ROOMINt HOUSE. Il rooms. nicely furnished
intomc $192 per month; cheap rent: Lease
GlI II ST. NV.
PARTY with 81 900 TO place in manufacturing
business In city: guaranteed $50 profit for u
months use Of money: no possible risk: money
secured by mortgage on plant. Address l:'N
l6o-i. Star Office.
GROCERY for sale; in good location: doia-
fine business; plenty Of stock sells for 81 600:
owner leaves town. Address Box si-P. Star
ofi..e. D
, OFFICE for rent close TO Star bldg TO party
; who purchases fixtures. Address Box .6P.
Siar Office. :"
fAKTY 10 make investment ami become di-
rector in profitable. well established business.
Address Box 13P. Star office.
HOTEL. attractive. money-makin-: cnefpris-
inc town. Lincoln highway. half way be
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia: will earn
| $500 per month"; blrgain. For information
write w. J. Gilbert. North East. Nd. 10'
GROCERY and meat market. including Ford
delivery car: doing big cash business. Phone
| Col. 1924. TO-
BLACKSMITH SHOP for sale. 124s Biadeus-
| burg road ne. Apply within. - .
Evening star., 1921-06-08

PARTY with 81. OOO TO place in manufacturing
business In city: guaranteed $50 profit for q
months use Of money: no possible risk: money
secured by mortgage on plant. Address l:oH
nfi,., Sc
Evening star., 1921-06-08

OAKLAND ROAnSrEI-iaa0: perfect me-
chanical condition: newly painted: : c"od tire>.
Inrst I've sold quick. Tel. I. J. Henderson.
Main ilIS: after pm. Col. 5lo6. 9'
Evening star., 1921-06-08

IRONERS Oadies' clothes) and
starchers; experienced. Arcade
Laundry and Sunshine Dry
Cleaning and Dyeing Co., 7l3
Lamont st.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

MAN Of ability and experience wanted 10 in-
vestisate hghclnss enterprise with a view -, -,
Incorporating company liberal basis to sell
it out to large capital: replies confidential
Address Box f57-p Star office 81
Evening star., 1921-06-08
WANTED-HELP
statesmen.

SI.ESMEN. Catholic 3 experienced: best
premium proposition in this country: highest
commission. Call Mr.. I.udien. Columbia Hotel.
AZ Pa. ave. NV. 4:3O to pm.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

HOOMING HOUSE. Il rooms nicely furnished;
inromc. $19: per month; cheap rent Lease.
Glt II = " s.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher; summer posi-
ticn; exceptional business training; s21O for
10 days. Address Box Gi-M. Star office.
DRIVERS, experienced, for taIicabs Apply
after $50 am. Terminal Taxicab Co.. 1898
s)th at. nv
DRUG CLERK-Registered; reliable man DOR
real live store; good salary and hours: refer
ence required. Address Box 1852. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

CHALMERS 1915 SEDAN.
$3.50
$50 cas..-S,J per month.
1900 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
l. D n { II Z o 0 M-Ncar Key
bridge; owner leaving city; must
sell at once. 3349 Nj st. NV. 9*

CONCESSIONS. beach front-Hnwlins alleys.
pool par,or. barber shop cigar store. shoe
| slime. large store Apply Mason & liulsuere.
Colonial Beach. Va. 80
Evening star., 1921-06-08

BOYS (colored), over Is years
jumpers on delivery wagons
must come we'll recommended
Apply Mr.. Little. Palais Roval