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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-18
La movilizaci6n que hacen los aliadOs para
conservar libres los DardanelOs
Y el B6sfOrO.
Santiago Esparraguera, campe0n cubanO ha
dejadO fuera de cOmbate Nero Chink,
ell gran luchadOr pOrtOrriquenO.
(Ds Nuestro Serpicio cabIegrdfco)

Su contrincante tambien recibio fuer-
tes contusiones. Sc cree que 10 menos
en- una buena temporada no podra vol
yer la lucha Nero Chink.
--VIGO, Espana, septiembre 18.-
Aver fue conmovida esta ciudad por
un terrible temblor de terra, que eau
so innumerables danos a la propiedad.
Las murallas que rodean a Vigo Sc
desplomaron materialmente la furio-
Sa sacudida, v varias residencias pa
laciegas resultaron completamente
agrietadas, juzgandose los daios ire
parallels. Como un centenar de vi
viendas humildes Sc desplomaron, re-
gistrandose algunos muertos heri-
dos. La region toda esta muy alar-
mada por ell tenor de que pueda re-
petirse ell fenomeno.
SOFIA, septiembre 18.-Noticas
oficiales indican que Bulgaria Sc ha
determinado a no actuar en- ninguna
forma en- los asuntos que amenazan
con una nueva guerra europea. Me
ga ell gobierno la especie de que los
bulgaros esten reconcentrando gran
DIES divisiones de tropas en- la region
de Tracia. A este respecto ell presi-
dente del Ministerio hizo saber, que
no entendia como Sc habia dado credi-
to ese rumor, puesto que 81 Bull
garia tuviera intenciones de ocupar
Tracia, 10 haria por medios faciles y
pacificos, sin tenor a ser repelidos
por los griegos, que con la Ultima de-
rrota en- ell Asia Menor, constituyen
un pals muerto, militarmente hablan-
do.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-18
lido, va que para tratar acerca del
particular no Sc conto con ella.

lido, va que para tratar acerca del
particular no Sc conto con ella.
PARIS, septiembre 18.-El Presi-
dente del Consejo de Ministries de
Fraicia, Sr. Poincare ha conference.-the
con ell Rey Alexandra de Jugoeslavia,
habiendo obtenido la formal promesa
de que esta nacion, como un solo hon.
bre, Sc opondra al avance de los tur-
cos, para 10 que va tiene hecha una
efcaz movilizacion. Ell Rey Alejan-
dao ha manifestado Poincare que
Jugoeslavia esta dispuesta demos
trar a los poderes aliados Guam mere
cida tiene la protection qud lie dispen-
saron.
LONDRES, septiembre 1S.-La ciu-
dad de Esmirna, que era una de las
mas bellas tanto por su incapable
conjunto como por la suprema gra-
cia de sus editicios Y mezquitas, esta
totalmente destruida, por ell incendio
que han prendido los turcos. Solo los
barrios extremes EN- los que no hay
ning1n edifcio de valor, Ri riqueza al
guna codiciable, han resistido a la de-
.vastacion del voraz incendio que ha
convertible a Esmirna en- un monton
de ruinas, pero va empiezan arder
tambien.
HABANA, septiembre 18.-El OBJ
servatorio nacional anuncia que sc ha
tornado un ciclon Barlovento, anne
nazando a Puerto Rico. Ell tempo
aquf es muy sospechoso, presentan-
do un cariz inquietante. Ell centro de
la perturbation encuentrase' al Norte
de la Antigua, moviendose al Oeste.
Ell anuncio del observatorio ha sido
profusamente publicado por la prensa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-18
Russia esta decididamente resuelta ayudar
Turquia para dar Ia batalla en-
COnstantinOpla.
Don AmaliO JimenO, dice que Espaiia no re-
ducira su armamentO naval, va que
antes no Sc cOnt6 con ella.
tDs Maestro SsrpiciO cablssrdncO)

MOSCOU, septiembre 18.-Precipi-
tadamente fue reunido anoche ell So
Wet, bajo la presidencia del Comisa-
rio de la Guerra Leon Trotzky, para
tratar los asuntos que Sc desarrollan
en- los Balkanes contra Turquia. Des-
pues, que Sc tomaron todos los acuer-
dos pertinentes la situacion, en- la
que Russia Sc muestra decididamente
interesada, el Comite militar revolu-
cionario acordo su decision de lamar
a filas todas las reservas disponibles
para una movilizacion general, dem
tro de las cuarentiocho horas, a partir
de hoy lunes. Los ejercitos en- pie de
guerra, seran trasportados con toda
su impedimenta, hacia la region del
Caucaso, para entrar en- combate in
mediate, case de que los Aliados dis
paren sus ar1nas contra Turquia. Asi
nismo-dicen los despachos oficiales
Sc acordo tener dispuesta la flota,
del Mar Negro, fin de proceder en-
accion conjunta con el ejercito.
GINEBRA, septiembre 18.-Don
Amalio Jimeno, delegado espafol en- la
Liga de las Naciones reunida ahora en-
Ginebra, manifesto el sabado que Es-
pafa sin que por clio Sc entienda que
la nacion abrigue intenciones belico-
sas, no reducira sus planes navales,
nj aceptara indicaciones en- este SEN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-18

AUTOMOVIL DODGE BROTHERS:
Es Ell mejor caro- del mercado ameri-
cano en- preciO menor de dos mil Pc
SOS. No dele de yer este autom0vil
antes de cOmprar su caro-. VendedO.
res: ANDREU. AGU1LAR Y CO..
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25

Miss Florence Hanna entertained
at bridge this AFTERNOON AT her home,
SOB Highland place complimentary to
Miss Media anderson, bride-to,be OF
Charles Hornung, Of this city Gard
en- flowers were used as decorations,
and a dainty luncheon was served. The
guests enjoyed social time The
date OF the wedding has not yet been
set, but will take place in the fail.
- 9 %
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Levy entertain
ed at dinner on Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock at their home on Syca.
more street. Covers were laid for
Ten guests AT the close of the din
ner the party motored To the Ivy Way
Gardens near Marseilles, where they
spent the evening dancing,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25
De VALERA-M MARY
M'SW|NEY TRAPPED
BY FREE SKATERS.
TROOPS SURROUND REBEL LEAD
ERs WHO ARE SAID TO BE IN
HIDING NEAR coRk-WomEh
PRAY FOR DEAD CHIEF.

Dublin, Aug. 25.-Eamon De Valera,
Erskine Childers and Mary MacSWin-
ey. chief leaders of the Republican IT.
regulars, were reported TO be surround
ed by Free state troops near CORK TO-
day.
The Free Staters were not making
any effort TO capture the rebel chiefs.
The rebel leaders have only haha'
full of followers with them. ~.
Y Guarded by death watch--a little
handful OF Irish Free State troops
!. the body OF Michael Collins arrived
here today from Cork and was at once
!. taken 10 St. Vincent hospital to be
prepared to rest in state In the clty
\ hall until Sunday.
Hundreds of men and women Tiled
, the Catholic churches during the
/. morning praying for the late states
man.
IL Is reported that Collins post as
! chief of the Cabinet might be offered
to Lord Mayor O'Neill. The lord may
or is a Sim Feiner, but opposed the
policy of the Republicans under
canon DeValera.
Y He is noted for his diplomatic quail
tiles and has long been endeaYoring
. to establish peace between the Free
states and the republicans.
Gen. Mulcahy reported that the
youth of the country. angered by the
killing of Collins, are fiocking TO the
! standard OF the Free State army, vow
ing to ayenge the country upon the ir-
. regulars.
Deep satisfaction was caused here
BY message from Colonial Secretary
Winston Churchill, which intimated
that Great Britain would not interfere
in Irish affairs, but will allow the
Irish to work out their own destiny in
their own way.f xz xz X ct
their own way.
There was some sniping in Dub
lin throughout the night.
The Dali Eireann is expected lto
meet Saturday. but adjourn immediate
ly out of respect TO Collins memory
A second meeting probably will be
held some time next week to con
slider the domestic situation and APP
point a successor TO Collins.
The outcome of the Dail's deliber
ations will depend upon the course
Followed by the twenty-seven members
who are avowedly opposed to the
Anglo-Irish treaty. If they effect q
bloc they might obstruct Legislation
Indefinitely.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25
Knew Cad's Weakness.

Tin afraid dad VIII find out that WE
lisobeyed him last night" "The best
wav 30 keep him frmu finding ont Is
10 tell him. Tie never remembers any.
thing. Nashville Tpnnesseeau.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25

Forty members of the Walther
league of the Lutheran church donned
their knicker and hiking toys, last
evening, and enjoyed a three mile hike
in the country. When the mixers got
tired they stopped along the way and
built fire, and roasted weinies A
delicious luncheon was served, and the
folks spent a very pleasant evening.
They returned home about dark, and
were fortunate enough to get lift 10
town.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25

Tie directors OF the Rotary club
held a meeting at the New American
Restaurant at noon today. Twelve
guests were present and enjoyed a
delicious Y o'clock luncheon, after
which important business was trans
acted.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25

TT Is not the man who reaches the
corner first that wins, but the man
who knows exactly what he is going
10 do when he reaches the corner.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25

The fourth and last party Of the
bridge tournament was held yester.
day afternoon at the Golf club by the
ladies. Mrs Charles DeBerard was
hostess. Eight tables of bridge were
played throughout the contest, and
some very interesting games took
place. The prizes which We're award
ed at yesterdays game, We're given
TO the following winners: First, TO
Mrs. p. G. Stord0ck; second. Mrs. G..
P. lrion; third, Mrs. Charles De Bar-
ard; fourth, Miss Ina Snow; NTH, Mrs.
George S. Wiley.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25

HOLLAND FURNACES .'
MAKE WARAt FRIENDS. 3
Note telephone change from 667 Il
to 1901,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-25
E0QIblIl'it!a!,E|

The Pms.Ultra class of the Baptist
Sunday school, ut which Mrs. McCut
Tough is teacher enjoyed "a picnic at
Chautauqua park last evening, eumplt
mentary 20 three recent brides, Mrs,
William Surman, formerly Miss Zoah
Epperson, Mrs. Howard Boyle. who
was Miss Evelyn Allen before her
marriage, and Mrs George PlescOyitch
formerly Miss Georgia Hagar. Each
bride was presented with very pref
ty set OF silver. which was presented
TO them by Miss Nern Hisler. Twen.
ty girls We're present and spent a very
enjoyable time at games. IL was a
most delightful affair, and the young
brides expressed their slncerest thanks
for the beautiful presents given them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

Standard Oil cnERpany. more an
terested in the rFeseRt than ia the
hereafter. raises the price OK gasoline
In shp Chicago district cent ard 4
hall gallon. That inerease. ap-
Piled All over the connsry. wuald i'm
crease the nations yearly gasoltna
blil ssT.szeessA a penny. enc way
or the nsher in gasoline price. makes
difference az racre shan sf5&s1.
ee4 year A powerful friend. tha
penny. when treated with respect
II Il the core or iniivtluaI success
and corporation dividends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

The Revtew Cczrtsr's aecuunt of a
fashion show presented hy Alsa high
scAaol girls eoutained the tOllnwGng
yhapsodys The m1any feffarfly
Allowable giEyham dresses next seen
Featured aalnv og tAe LATEST ard rnosg
charming stytes n0ses Nos the
laast adorable feature Was tho fact
tAat the dresses dlSat cost over
three dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

II viii be a changed aud entranc-
Ing world for the generation tha,
springs up TO tass cur place when
We are old and worn oat. Now and
then We get clasrvcyant gii1 pse
into the future for instance. Jual
u. T0nHadelli, Bnenos Aires engineer
ard a group OF. New York business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

Rev. Thomas j. Trwir. for 70 years
pastor OF the Flrss Presbyterian
ehara Al LawtOn. has sarrendere !
the keys o. his chureh and omit the
uneven fight waged against hsrn 81
people Of that city The shade OF
Jake Hamo1 will not 6own.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

Ths city fathers 81 OkIand. il Isl
reported. have endorsed the XII KFgx
hlan and invited the organisation To
meet and parade in their fair city.
Why hasn't soHas enterrrisinE cham
Der ot commerce thought of that-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

Ii these mysterious fires in tbs
treasury huilding at Washington con-
tinue. ID may become necessary to
remove the government finds to
scms good reEEabls Okmnigee bank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

nAsn announce they are on the verge
of discovering light bulb which.
onSe charged with electricity. VIII
remain lighted for years. They cali
IL bottled sunlight Nature woaii
yawn and point to the fire ny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10
ATTENTION Ex SERVICE MEN

Regular meeting of lie Bron Post.
Aneriean Legion, Thursday evening
az O'Clock. Important business
AL ex-service men requestes to at
tend. Roy Axtell. Post Commander
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

The Kingtixhcr postmaster savites
constructive critscisrn pf the local
pest office, askirw the raAllc 60 ad-
wise him % any way tie service may
- improved. This looks lsks a cAmnee
for the dFnoerats 10 speak up-Gnless
rEsodessy holds then back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

Reno. L. II Drawer. Minnie
Samson. Anna M SeAGbel Mamie
Met ait. Charlotte cvuzcn and AnnIs
J. Wtnans o. Oklahoma CITY were
vissE0-s Il she 0d4 Fsisoxs head
quarters yeseriay-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

KiugfIsher citizens Tuesday vo.el
sSe.ece bcnd issue Tor new junior
Asgh scAool- A majoirty or iea was
g4ven the oonds-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

NOTICE The Ladies OF the Chrsst
IAN chRrsh RIll serve hreak.as.-
dinner and s4aper Tuesday ans
Wednesday. May y aud fesh-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

Beaver has cornaiss Va 3 c-ean-gp
vrek. and cEaiEs IL Il acw tar err
ganal sgr0ssess town The work ~as
done aRdeF shc aaspdeses ot tha
Beaver Mothers r,mA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

Any ttams the divnrrw case ends ny
giving him tAe custody Of ,Aa chiIa-
rem and her this ansoEnobsle yuu can
about ngsare what was the srOahle ia
the family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

C. r. LnKnes IL Tsrcns. Mrs. Joe
Kelly and Mrs. n A. gEnra It Ei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

That bathing suit marriage per
formed by Pastor Irwin cf Lawt0n
last summer. which was annalled re-
Gently. il to be followed by another
union of the high contracting rartbas
next month, il Il announced. AMI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-10

fasAiaa writer's should make shelr
plans accordingly.
Evening star., 1922-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


DAYS work. any kind. Call or write 1925
18th It. NV. ---
General housework by reliable girl: no wash-
ing reference. Columbia 5S52. rs
GENERAL housework or nurse by two neat
c0lOrrd girls. 1857 Corcoran st.
GENERAL. Homework In small fsmily; colored
girl: city references. 1890 9th ct. NV.
GIRL, coored. wishes position by week. or
apartments 10 clean by day: knowledge Of sew
irg; reference. +. So.
GIRL wants morning work. assist in honse-
work or nurse. 901 Euclid at NV.
GIRL wishes place; get breakfast, do house
work: call or write. 1l31 18th St ~
GIRL, young, colored. desires work OF some
kind sew: no Sundays. Phone North
SAW call 947 T ST. NV. "a
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants job as nurse for
child. Apply 1912 9th at. NV. 2a'
H0USEwOEK for coiored girl. 32l1 Sherman
ave. nv.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Tuesday out, with
reference. 1909 10th st. NV.
IAUSDRESS. experienced. Monday and Tues
day. 1911 9th st. NV. larst hoor.l
WAITRESS at night, or any kind Of day
work. Gail at 1914 !. St NV.
WOMAN, experienced. wants small or family
wash. do at home: nice drying, sunny. Phone
North 1039S.
Evening star., 1922-06-24
Star "W7ant ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


,x,b q. and Vermont ave-. John C. Aaies'
ittii and sts.. Days Pharnacy.
. Isth and c SITS, J. s. Clenence
14th and Clifton ste b. ,nn g".oaIy Msrrsrd rhar
misS 18th st, snd Columbia road, Evans Drug
s'sISi stc, ,,,h st.. Rronaurh's Pharmacy;
Uomead and Otis place. Holmeaa fhapnns, prars,
I4th and Colorado ave. i'"''
i i.th st and rsrs road, TipgsOn Myers
4:s rn,,sn;s 18Th St; 'Shn ra n Morssn n9ai Bros
=tS md SIS. Goldenberss (time clerk
desk. Sb md O sts.. Associated Drug stores
~, 81 and n T. ave-. Y. French Simpson.
9th and Q SITS: Mcs;uire.s G., fnssmase ps5nmss1.
e.l and Elm sts;: sc,is poPSia PSnrm.cg' rga'
o,oi 81 nra ua and Eock Greek Church I'd. Rock
.Fsss ,sS, fh.fnaSy; 4 sta Morse Pharmacy.
: Dupont Circle. DUPONT PHARMACY. ph.r
18th ST. and Florida ave- fearS'h
| ii st. and Mass. ave, Hyseian rharmas,' rn;.
4 Y-N. j. aves. and ST., "ater d.
DqTIa%i Tiorid. ave. and 1.t st. sy'rern LauP
North Capitol ST. and r, !. ave. Parker 5
d3.a Pa. ave. ]. Louis Kriek.
.ls: and sss;. ouiEleys rhets rsFri"rSs pSsrmacr
GEoRGETOWN.
ss,s CON, ,re.. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
wisconsin ave. and Macomo st. cieFetana
r,rk Pharm.cy. . ,,,ru,n~
saO4 ~ at, O'Donnell's Pharmacy. ,
ssth and NJ sts., Weller i MoskeE fhar-
NV Wisconsin ave. and o ST.. DOnahue's fhar-
macy.
81 and E sts., McChesney & Joachim
cd st. and Nd. ave: Mcchesney 4 5oacnim'
q0i n ST., Garren's Music store
IN St and Nj. ave-, Louis r Bradley.
l3sh &. and ss. Nd: ave; S.xs:s.ra L9.,s SACKS
North Capitol and Eye SITS, keneafy Phar-
East Capitol and sth sts., Fuhrmann's
18th and East Capitol SITS. Lincoln Park
soth 81. and T. I. ave., Paul Pharmacy
Ss55 18TH st. ne, Mayo's Pharmacy
Brooklapd-
SOUTHEAST.
"a a. and p, ave-. II. E. sprucebank,
Sth and Eye SITS, Weller 4 Moskey's fhar-
1.th i4ti, and and pa. ave, smyser's Pharmacy.
ie15 Nichols ave. Weiss & Healy-Anscos'
4s-
SOUTHWEST.
I'll, ard D sts. lantz Bros;
ii, and l. sts.. Columbia PHARMACY.
RATES CENTS A WORD.
sn Washington and Suburbs Tor
Helps and Situations Wanted.
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Automobiles for Sale and wanted.
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business Opportunities etc
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times. 1Sc per line.
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Evening star., 1922-06-24
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business have been to h
necessary Star will attention
Evening star., 1922-06-24

ADDRESSING, ETC.
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SERVICE, sos ~;
franklin 1888 - Process Letters, typewr1uns
and a complete mailing service.
AUTOMOBILE IGNITION. ETC.
.kEEL BROTHERS. ACToMoBlLb ELE.'
trsieians; Official service. Delco. Klaxon. Hsmy.
nscticnt. #: 1889. r s7os. ls1e.lsl4 l4th:
Phones \. 1889 and n. 4s5s-Faetory :rv ssrv-
ice representative for Bosch, K. W; bssmns' i,n:
Leece Neville, Northeast, wagner. westing
oonse Johns Manvile speedometefs.
AUTOMOBILE PAnTs.
RINGS AND PINIoNs. GEARS, AALEs'
4ss La. ave. NV franklin 25.5.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
FORD REPAIRING.
,.1 ,o,, srEuART's GARAGE. ,,,c esoo
GENERAL AUTO RGPAIRiNG, IoWiSS:
storage. washing and accessories. WISCONSIN
GARAGE. i0ts Wis. a.e. Remainder y 1919
40c CYLINDER for burning carbon. owner &c
lncs. steel and aluminium welded propety: !,
WORK guaranteed. NJ. VI. Coleman, 2O1 LIN
St NV. Phone NJ. 4aos.
AUTO RADIATOR REP AIRING.
EXPERT AUTO RADIATOR AND FENDEh
repairing: now cores installed on any MAKE ma
radiator. NEWMAN. 1899 l. st. NV. d. .9l4
AUTO TIRE REPAIRING
TIRE ECLCAS1ZISG AND RETREADiNS
9th st. Tire Shop. 2ls 9th 81. NV. Fl 2,4.
COMPLETE Tire Service. Open Sun. Half Day
H.. II. MCDANIEL, EXPERT TIRE AND
tube repairing. retreadnG and Vulcaniz!ns
32i f3th st. NV. FIR. a175.
BATTERY REPAIRING.
BATTERY SERVICE CO., 1917 4 ST. NV.
Frank 2d26. RccharginR. repairing and test.
!uS: all makes: Narko lotteries. guaranteed
: years: / year free charging; 6-yoit, S2o and
$50: 1o-volt. s35 and Ss7. 80.
SfICER BATTERY SERVICE.
1913 L ST. NV.
RecherEing. repairing. all makes OF batteries
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
REALL & FL0CREOY. SI3 l. NV. MAIN
1913. Contractors. alteration. repair work
garages. Remodeiing our specially. iyls'
JOHN PILAND. FRhNkLIN S251w.
Carpenter and Genera. Repair Work.
Eemodeling a Specially. 3I9 l. NV
CAHPET CLEANING 4 WASHING
AMERICAN AND PERSIAN RUG CO,
.314 Pa. ave. n.v. West 1oJ.
Rugs & carpets cleaned & repaired. reasonably
CARPET CLEANING. SECURING AND sTOR.
age: oriental rug washing ard repairing. Jos.
DANHAkL & SONS. - L st. NV. r.. 4s1O
HAVE YOUR CARPETS AND RUGS CLEAN.
ed by ALBERT. KAHLER & CO. improved
steam carpet cleaners. $50 Nd. ave. s.w
Phone NJ. 20a6 Estimates eheerfully given.
Evening star., 1922-06-24

M0TOES-Oue hs-b.p., LOO r.p.u.; one Y
h p. 2.Grt rpm. dc: 20 inch band saw: aii-
iustab.c drafting table; machinist's wise. etc.
2aU4 Decatur place NV. 24s
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! WALL PAPER BARGAINS. Not Remnants
but new 1872 gods. Room lots. 81. ] viii
Furnish paper for Q Groom box house for
sl1fn John r. Nahoney. 324 Pa. ave sc
sc years selling wall paper. jyls"
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HAMILTON REACH. VIBRATOR: slightly
used: will sacrifice for S13. North 1o261.
SODA FOC MAIN. suitable for small stlrc.
Post Exchange 90
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FCRNITCRE,

FURNITURE Broom apt; willow chairs. 9
couches, rugs. eic.; must sell Immediately.
Seen Saturday after and Sunday. 1888 Eye
IT NV ant ?0l o5s
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CHEAP-Dining room, library and bedroom
furniture. At Apt. 81. 1924 18th st. NV. 25'
LIVING ROOM sTITES-Two o-piece: fne
condition: reasonable. 1880 " NV, apt. "A.
Phone North 5125-W. 25s
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Good Salaries Paid While
Learning
TELEPHONE OPERATING.
Frequent Increases Thereafter.
Steady Work.
Rapid Advancement.
No Previous Experience Needed
Permanent positions available
to single women between the
ages of IS and IS. Good eve
sight, hearing. health and will
ingness to work the hours as
signed are the essential qualifi-
cations.
Apply
Ist Floor, 72e 18th St. NV.
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
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SWEEPER vac cleaner. used six mos; must
cell: So. Adams 2sg.
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ENTIRE CONTENTS Of modern s-room resi-
dence at moderate prices. Gail Monday. 1344
| Quincy st. NV. 25r
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OAK DINING TABLE. chairs, morris chair.
| buffet, chifonier. wssllstand, table. parlor
suite. white dresser brussels rug. rocker. re-
frigerator, jars. curtain stretcher other goods,
/ quick sale 1911 Rpring I'd.
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DINING ROOM sU1TE. pieces; leather.
| seated chairs; sacrifice for So. Moving July 1.
Evening star., 1922-06-24

J0R EzKE Or IsaSS-Gara0s aad service sta-
tisa N Washflgtsao's lsst autsmohils seetion.
sO-ft. alley. Morris Cafrits Co.. Inc. 9i3 18th
Nv. Main 617.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

High-grade small car; 1000 can purchase
this agency and will include demonstrator
and deposit with factory. Generous sales
agreement can Be had with terms Address
bog lS4-M, Star once.
Evening star., 1922-06-24

SHOWCASES AND STORE FlXTuREs. SAN
rLE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. "RUY AT THE FAC
IeRY" ROSE & COMPANY. sos Low ST.
.AL.IMORE MD