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, 1922-03-07
Become Our Partners in
Profit---NOW
Partners in profit.

Partners in profit
That's what you'll be If you join hands with
us today IN this promising deal.
You can join us for as little as $40; thatTl
buy 100 fully paid, worcestershire units in tie
Mexia Extension Syndicate.
That's it: Units Ten Cents each
Certainly, there's a reason.
Dime shares frequently pay doll1r divi-
bends, and from present indications it looks
very much as if a hundred dollar investment
in this enterprise would yield several thou
sand dollars in the early future.
Speed, that's what we're aiming at
Racing toward millions at high speed.
If you dislike quick action and big profits,
if you abhor sudden wealth, avoid the oil
business
But
If you like to win quickly, If you want to
make a lot of easy money by taking a little
chance, grasp this opportunity.
It should spell ease and wealth and comfort
and happiness and freedom from toll
It's up to you
, 1922-03-07
TeutOn States
To Form Union

DRESDEN, March THE German
states of Saxony. Brunswick and
IhurinS1a contemplating establish
ment OF a union to further their com.
mon interests without impairing their
separate Independence. These three
states now have socialist governments
a meeting of officials was held re.
Gently in Leipsic and it was decided
to establish an office, jointly support.
ed. to promote the common welfare.
The office will have to do essentially
With labor Problems but inquiry will
be made of other German governed
states for opinions as to the practic
ability of a league OF socialist states.
, 1922-03-07
Two Year 70 securc Permit

cate has been organized by prominent
~The-mopohs. Wyo- interests to dc
EeioD : acres OF land In the Grass
Creek oil neld to which they recently
secured title after contests pending
for h LAST Two years had been clear
ed up. The land formerly was in the
Withdrawn are and at h time OF the
pasSaEs OF tho leasing law was &c
eupsed BY w N Dckerson OF Thor
mopoTiA Officers OF the syndicate N
a. C. Hamilton. president; c. W.
Ferguson vice president. L. C Roth
well. treasurer. ~. Z Lewis. secretary
A rig Is being novel to tho field
for immediate operations
, 1922-03-07
Southeast the Trend of
Production Goes

Magnolia, due west, got a well.
The Stroud No. 1 of the Magnolia PETROL
cum Company is a producer.
The completion of the Stroud extends the
proven area two miles south of the present
southern outpost of the Mexia Pool.
The Stroud compilation adds thousands of
dollars to the possible value of our lease.
The day of deliverance seems to be at
hand.
Pm drilling steadily on our No. ! well and
it has reached the depth of. 2,1s0 feet.
It's looking fine, everything points to an
early and successful competitor and I'll wager
that we'll startIe the world with the produc-
ton from our 400-acre lease.
/ said, 400 acres.
Think of it, folks, 400 priceless acres with
in gunshot of Mexia's gusher now.
Four hundred acres in a neat little Syndi-
cate capitalized for only $4,000.
When our Well No. 1 is completed, ten
acres Of our 400 might sell for more than our
capitalization.
Yes, / said sell. r
Because that's just what we're going to do.
Drill No. 1 to the pay sand, sell out to the
big companies, declare one big fat dividend.
win you be with US on that dayf
, 1922-03-07

Wen Nc. 7 Of the Now York on
company on tho northwest Qaartcr
Of section 12-35-S2 in h Poison Spid-
or field II being decpencd into the
lower Sundanco formations, the HORT
znn whore tho company recently I'M
corked = sc. 900 900 cubic FOO gas pro
Queer. in nn adjoining well Wen No
Z as comparatively small produccr. be
ing listed at 5000. 900 feet. II Is be-
lieved that the production win be
greatly increased when the % depth
is reached
, 1922-03-07
GRAINS WEAKER
IN BIG MARKET
Selling Pressure Extends
Throughout Session, Re
sisted at Close.

CHICAGO. Nfa-ch WHEAT uz1cr
vent a material setback IN price today
during the early trading. sellers hav'
ing an advantage because OF an un-
locked for decline at Liverpool Be
sides. crop reports from the southwest
were Of n favorable character Fields
which had appeared dead were report
Cd as showing a notable revival. Open
ing quotations, which varied from =
70 IEo lower. with Nay SL43 10
s1.E2A. and July s1-20h to $l2i.
were Followed by n moderate further
drop and then something Of a rally
Subsequently, the market here
ahnared rather stubborn resistance TO
paIlinE pressure considering that h
Liverpool market was down az TO
* pence and f.-=t selling there on n
largo sraio was reported The closing
IN Chicago was unsettled. IL to &c
net lower. with May s1-nS to s1HA
and July s1.1sE 10 $40
Corn and oats went downward IN
price with whoat After opening u
To a. TO &c lower May ga 20 64c.
tho can market continued weak for a
While and then recovered to isone ex-
mt.
- white corn went to a premium over
yellow and mixed. Tho close was
STEADY at q TO y to lie net decline.
Nay e5H to 65ze
Oats displayed undergraduates Of ocher
grain. There was said to be liberal
1port dealings in oats at the seaboard.
The opening ransed from &c off to
n like advance. May 41S to Il . but
sharp gains ensued for an deliveries.
Slight upturns IN the value of hogs
~en urrmDtly reflected BY Tn uro-
vision market
, 1922-03-07
Silver.
Suspension OF
Rules to Enact
Relief Denied

WASHINGTON. March 7. = By a
close vote tho house refused to
suspend its rules and pas a bill au-
thorizing an appropriation OF $1,000
900 for the purchase of seed grain
to be used In the drought stricken
areas of the northwest
, 1922-03-07

CHICAGO, March 7.@United States
Bureau of Marketsl-Cattie receipts
II 600; fairly active; generally steady
on all classes; top beef steers $685.;
five yearling steers ss-5s: bulk steers
S7.75@S.60.
Hogs receipts $4,000; slow; mostly
1oc higher than yesterdays average;
big packers holding back; top 511.3o:
bulk S1o-sc@u.3 40; pigs strong to 25c
higher: bulk desirable 100 to 10
FOUNDERS sto.oo@1o.26; some UP to
5000.
Sheep receipts $4,000: slow; ffrst
GALES clipped lambs about CSC lower;
no wooded lambs sold early; bidding
rs to Soc lower; few fat ewes early
at $s.0o08z6: look steady.
, 1922-03-07
Crude Market
AMARILLO SIGNS UP
MIDWEST LEAGUE TRIO

AMARILLO. Texas. March -
Rankin johnson. who will manage the
local baseball team this summer, has
already signed three men who played
with teams in the Midwest league
last season. johnson was manager
part OF asst season for the Sterling
club of the Midwest circuit
The players whom johnson has OBJ
tained include Roy Fish. Denver out
fielder; Homer Black. Sterling outfield-
er and Johnny Meanor. Scottsbluff,
second baseman.
, 1922-03-07

DENVER. Colo. March 7.-Cattie
receipts 1900: market steady. $50 low
er; beef steers S~t.5oGb7.75: cows and
heifers s5-oo@7.4o; calves ss.0o@11.0o:
bulls S2-5o43.St; stockers and feeders
$6oo@7.o0-
logs receipts 100; market steady
1oc higher; top $11z5; bulk $1o.so@
11-o5.
Sheep receipts 1000; market strong
Csc higher; lambs $14.T5@15.25; ewes
SS-oo@s-25i feeder lambs $4,000
, 1922-03-07
Share in the Winnings of Wisdom

Don't plug your ears with prejudice.
You're entitled 10 share in the winnings of
wisdom.
Charley Anderson, the drilling trustee of
this Syndicate, is a poor man; that IL, he's
poor in the coin of the realm, but
He's rich in the wisdom of oil lore.
He's drilled scores of gushers for other
people, many rich men have grown richer
through Charley Anderson's wisdom of the
oil business, through his careful management,
through his honesty.
Today Charley Anderson is striking out for
his shareholder and himself. .
If he wasn't a poor man you'd never have
an opportunity to join him, but being poor,
he must have your cooperation to complete
what he believes will be a gusher upon the
40O-acre lease of the Mexia Extension Syn
iicate-
, 1922-03-07
Livestock Mart


OMAHA, Neb.. March 7.-Unlted
States Bureau of MarketsNHogs re
ceipts L. 900; strong to o higher. $50
TO 21o pound butchers ;10.75@1o.so;
top 1o.s5; butcher 215 to s25 pound
weights s10.6o@10.so; packing grades
50 100000.
Cattle receipts 1000; beef steers un-
even; better gradesoniy strong. Top
$s.75: others steady to 10c lower; she
stock and bulls mostly steady: veals
steady to SOC lower: stcckers and feed
er5 unchanged.
Sheep receipts 5000; lambs steady TO
Csc lower; bulk s14.75Q15.25; top
$15.5o; sheep and feders steady: shear
ing lambs S14.50.
, 1922-03-07
President Of
Anti-BOIsheUi
Rule Resigns

VAADIvoSToK, March Icy The
AEsocineed Press.-M- Merkuloff has
resigned as president OF the anti-Bol
shcvik government In V~ladivostok
giving III health as q reason.
Mayor Eremeieff has been designat
ed as acting president Tho latest
previous advtces concerning Merkul
on were On February s3. when it was
reported that HIS forces had been de
tested and driven to n southeast bJ
troope OF the Chita government
, 1922-03-07
COAST APPEAL DENIED.

WASHINGTON. March Tho So
prene SQUIRT has denied the appH-
cation of the Puget Sound Power and
Light company for review OF a de-
clsion rendered against It by the
United States district court for west
ern Washington in proceedings
brought against S. B. Asia, Daniel W.
Bass and others.
, 1922-03-07

At the annual stockholdcrs' meet
ing of h Western Exploration com
psny, held at the offices Of tho com
pany In Portland. Maine. today. tho
following were elected directors of the
company for the ensuing a c. b
Richardson. s. A. Lane. b b. Brooks,
r. N. Matson. Patrick Sullivan, Chas-
p. Whitney and Chas. W. HirsIg.
, 1922-03-07
MAN CRkzED BY
LIQUOR KILLS

M1SSOULA. Mont, March John
Jarvi. said by officers to have been
crazed from drinking moonshine liq-
uor last night. shot and killed his wife
at Seguille. sever miles east Of here.
then took his life. -Four small
children survive tho couple.
, 1922-03-07

Resumption of operations On the
Fowler well near Conrad al t.4o0 feet
IS reported The upper Kootenai for
nation IS being penetrated
on the Ingomar dome near lingo
mar the Tn4States on company IS
erecting a rig on section 1896 and
expects TO spud in within the next ten
dav The land adJoins n lease on
which the Absaroka is operating and
, 1922-03-07
BANDITS BLoM sAFY.

WEST FRANKFORT, H., March
~ deposit vault at the Ewing State
bank. near here. and escaped with NJ
undetermined amount of loot
, 1922-03-07

According 20 all ancient lore, the
odd numbers T masculine, the even
feminine The odd numbers were in
nearly every cas- the lucky e
a notable and Eeneral exception be
ing tho fatal number u.
, 1922-03-07
LUMBER MEN To REoRGANIzE

LOUISVILLE, KY, March RE
organization Of bureaus to conform to
the decision Of the supreme court
against its open competition plan was
the chief business before tho American
Hard Wood Manufacturing association.
which opened a twc-day convention
here
, 1922-03-07
E ISSUE sF1IInG

PARIS, March 7.-The 6 per cent
bond Issue of the Credit National for
Preparations of devastated rsziona.
which was opened for subscriptions
during the month of February. ex-
ceeded 400. 100000 francs, n was an
nounced today.
, 1922-03-07
Money.

NEW YORK March 7.-csn money
easier; high. AZ per cent; low. Az;
ruling rate. AZ; closing bid. 4; offered
at AZ; last loan. Az.
Call loans against acceptances. 4.
Time loans firm; 60 days. Ak @5: 30
days. az as; six months. Ak @5.
Primo mercantile paper. Az @5.
, 1922-03-07

MASTER

T~wenty-three producers out of TWEEN
ty-four wells drilled. is Charley's rec.
ord with n company on the Gladiolus
lease. As a record of C~harley's luck
and good management the stockhold.
ers Of this company received 700 per
cent in dividends. Up in the northwest
BurkNWaggoner field Charley punch
ed down "a holes and brought in two
dozen producers. Tho 500 per cent
dividends paid the stockholders Of the
S~eay-Farris interests were made pos.
sible by Charley's almost uncanny
foresight. While with tho Sammies
Oh corporation he drilled six fine
wells The Weona company. whose
stock sold on the open market for as
high As eight TO n employed Charley
anderson As their drilling supertn.
t=niaL Hs drilled two wells for thc
, 1922-03-07
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
MID-NQRTHERN MAY GIVE UP TEST.

MidNorthern OH company has suspended drilling on its
No / well on the Paulson lease, Big Coulee structure, Mon
tana. according to information given out at the companys
Offices at Winnett. The test has been carried $3.50 feet
and decision regarding abandonment OF the test will be made
in the near future.
, 1922-03-07

CHICAGO, March 7.-Butter lower:
creamery extras. acc; firsts, 32@35c;
seconds, 299 SIC; standards, 35c-
Eggs higher; receipts 1859 cases.
fhrsts. 22@2sAc; ordinary firsts, 100
zoe; miscellaneous 2lR21Hc.
, 1922-03-07
DOCTOR
HOOVER.


NJ w. Hoover, NJ D.. Is a practic-
ing physician OF Co~rsicana. Texas.
ana although the doctors days have
been filled with his labors in minis.
ter1n6 to mortal aches and pains. no
has found time to acquire an intimate
and detailed knowledge OF the oil
business. With Charley Anderson. DR..
Hoover forms the board OF trustees
OF the Mexia Extension syndicate ana
MS science, blended with Charley,s
experience and luck. augur wel for
the success of the enterprise. The
picture above shows DR.. Hoover and
Charley Anderson on tho 4oO-acrr
lease OF tho Ntexia Extension svndI
cate; ais tho picture of tho derrick
on their well, which Is already dovvr
approximately 1900 feet.
, 1922-03-07

NEW YORK. March 7.-Great Bri.
tain. demand 4.sSh. cables 4.3sM; co.
day bills on banks. 4.35M. France, de-
mand e.o1. cables 9.o1K. Italy, de
mand 5.071s, cables sos. Belgium. de-
mand S.44h. cables s.45. Germany,
demand .3s%. cables .3S%. Holland.
demand 37.95. cables 37.9s. Norway.
demand 17.65. Sweden, demand
26.35. Denmark. demand BIS. Switz-
erland. demand 19.47. Spain. demand
1888. Greece. demand 4.5S. Poland.
demand .o2h. Czecho-Slovakia. de.
mand 1853. Argentine, demand 57.62.
Brazil, demand 14.35. Montreal &c 7-1s.
\ Metals.
NEW YORK. March Cooper
steady electrolytic spot and nearby
13c; later 13@13xc.
TIN weak: spot and futures 1900.
Iron steady prices unchanged
Lead steady; spot 4.7o@4so.
Zinc quiet: Fast St Louis delivery
spot 4.65@4-70.
Anthony spot As.
Silver.
NEW YORK. March 7.-Foroign
bar silver. 64Nc; Mexican dollars.
4S nc
, 1922-03-07

Try a classified ad IN the Tribune
, 1922-03-07

Munser-VerchoyIe interests h a en-
abled them to pay 400 per cent prot
It's N
, 1922-03-07

With the hand of fellowship outstretehed,
slear-eyed, fearless of the past, confident Of
the present, hopeful for the future, Charley
Anderson bids you join him today.
Send him a thousand, five hundred, one
hundred, fifty or as little as ten dollars, and
Charley will pledge you the following:
Quick action, careful drilling Job.
An impartial fair deal
A just pro rata Of all the earnings of thu
Syndicate.
An early division of all the profits, which
II Well No. / proves a gusher, might be not
less than
$4,000 for every hundred dollars invested.
The coupon below was put there for
purpose.
Clip it out. Pin your remittance to it.
Do it right now.
Mexia Extension Syndicate, c.DT.-s-7-ea
Dan Waggoner Bldg,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Gentlemen; Enclosed please find So
as full payment in your
Syndicate at Ten Cents t1oc) par Value.
Address
Evening star., 1922-05-07

FOR SALE at sacrince-I.ady's platinum top
wrist watch, set with genuine cut diamonds
all around, with Il jewel adjusted rectangular
movement; very specially priced at 500. One
beautiful and brilliant blue-white diamond.
weighing about 4 -kt.; q real bargain at $3.50.
Two beautifully cut and brilliant blue-w white
diamonds, weighing about h-kt. each; very
special, each $7b. One blue-white diamond Of
great brilliancy and beautifully cut, weighing
nearly IL KIT; an exceptional bargain for
S825. One grandfather's hall clock, West
minister chimes every quarter hour; hnished
in mahogany; q real bargain at $125. All of
at NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
VIM. E. CARNEY & co.
BUSINESS BROKERS'


BUSINESS BROKERS.
Can e SELL .:sS1a ySae Ss5 RsSnf t
HOUSE or HOTEL Before buying or selling,
see us first. Hish-class intelligent service.
we y 30 cash ,S buyer for grocer no. to
VIM. E. CARNEY & co. O.
CONFECTIONERY STORE. NV section. To-
business: rent. S1I5 month; price, IS. sOO
BARBER SHOP, located In downtown Sec
tion; chairs; rent. $3.50. long lease; price.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY SHOP, located
downtown section doing good business; long
ee: .ss xSD sFATos Rlsf se.,
s,tion; 6, i; long lease; rent. SIPS month doing
xss5E ans GaSS Biiss SHOP
NV; section; long lease; rent. $50: price,
STORAGE AND REPAIR GARAGE. NV.
long lease; doing good business; price. 5000
rent as sho which insluss; rooms doing
GROCERY AND DELICATEssES. NV. sec-
tion rent. 800. which includes 5-room nat,
Swear lease; ; doing $500 week business;
BAKERY AND DELICATEssEN. NV. sec
tion: rent. SO; rooms in connection: 2-year
s cIGAR 's aSD hS0' coSFEcTrdSEkY ssc GS1sf STORE
HARDWARE STORES, located in good busi-
ness sections; these stores are all paying
propositions and can be bought very reasonable.
CAFETERIA. located in a good business Sec
tion; doing $500 4 week business; long lease,
rent reasonable, which includes rooms; price,
RESTAURANT. NV. section. opposite xov-
ernment Office building; 3-year lease; rent
$45: doing SOD weekly business: price. 81. 500
BAKERY. ne. section; $40 a day business;
long lease: price. s., 600.
CAFETERIA. located in large ofhce build
ing: long lease: rent reasonable; doing good
PIE AND PASTRY BAKERY. 3-year lease:
rent. 500: doing $1,000 week business: price.
SO. 100. which includes fixtures. stock and good
will
NOVELTY SHOP. large ofice building: rent.
500: 3-year lease: price reasonable.
CIGAR STAND. located in large office build
ing: doing $500 week business; rent cheap;
p'tsTi GfGAR r. AND NEWSSTAND. in large apart
ment hotel: this stand can be bought at q
HDJUsTMEST AGENCY. established for 8
can be had ar a very reasonable price.
COLLECTION AGENCY. established years,
doing a net business 81. 500 a year: this agencY
can be bought at 4 very low figure.
NAIL ORDER BUSINESS. doing 5000
monthly business; established . years; price,
WARRINGTON BUSINESS
BROKERAGE COMPANY,
206S BOND BLDG.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business have been recommended to The
Star and satisfaction Star readers Any complaint found
The Star will receive attention
Evening star., 1922-05-07
Marshall Business Brokers.

Boarding and roomng house. 81 rooms
steam heat: several baths; large garage; rent,
Sl45: 3-year lease: established Il years:
all oiled; leo table boarders: worth $1,000 !:
price. 5000. See Mr.. Marshall. No triners
need apply.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Lady's diamond ring, abso-
lutely perfect; weighs around }
carats; to buy it makes one OF
the safest investments it is
without a doubt one of the best
offers ever made; don't overlook
this $3.50
Evening star., 1922-05-07

A big New York diamond
broker wants to turn these dia-
monds into ready cash. he sent
them to us to sell quickly-this
is your chance-every diamond
returnable at full price as per
our written agreement.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

I Hardware and house furnishing store. estab
lished 20 years: no better location; downtown
good lease; price, $500.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
PERSONAL

NEWSR0Y At 18th AND PENNSYLVANIA
ave. will give one city paper for one cent. to
parties holding this coupon. between hours
Of 3 and pm. ALERT HALL.
BEAUTY CCLTURIST. COLORED. GRADU-
ate in all branches: diplomas from two best
schools Of New York. Telephone ". 20SoJ.
IT WOULD RE USELESS 10 UNDERESTI-
mate the certain power Of cash as q per,
suader, and that's >Our line. OF argument ana
no more required: we are the popular. pros
Ferrous house that cheerfully pays for any SIZE
lot mems worn suits. shoes. etc. Main 4l4o
JCSTHS OLD STAND $40 ID.
ELECTRIC BATHS, BODY MASSAGE. FOR
obesity, rheumatism, nerve trouble, etc. Grad
nate nurse. Phone North 6933-J. III.
RATS. BEDBUGs. reaches. FLEAs: IN
slant results. GEORGE =. SAPP, 2S7 Mary
land building. Franklin 2991. my3le
WE ARE NOw PAYING & TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies' used suits. Our prices for
old clothing are the biggest. Wash. Clothing
Exchange, 63S 1t. NV. Phone Main SS7S.
PHYSIOI OIhERAPY, HLECTKAThEkAfY
for men and women. given By Dr. Carolyp
Austin. For appointment. phone North bl9I
Evening star., 1922-05-07

A most wonderful scarfpin.
with 9 large lustrous blue-white
diamonds; this is as beautiful a
scarfpin as was ever owned
original cost, S225; can be
bought for $3.50
FISCHER'S,
olS F St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

$350-GROCERY and rooms: rent. $12.
$400-Grocery and rooms; rent, $25.
3350-Grocery, good old stand; rent. $l2.
$s50-Grocery and rooms; rent, $45.
$1.000-Grocery and rooms; rent. $25.
S700-Grocery and rooms: sent, $25.
$1,600-Grocery and 6 rooms; rent, SIS.
81, ,OO0-Grocery and meat: 8 rooms; rent
500; Mt. Pleasant section.
$500-Cigar and news bus. !; rent, $50.
81, ,J00-Confect. and fountain; rent, $50.
S1.700-Confect. and fountain rent, $45.
and fountain: Z rooms.
$3.75O-Confect. and fountain; rent, SIS.
-. 1.l50-Confect. and fountain; rent. $125.
$I30-Lunch and rooms rent, $50.
$IO0-Lunch and rooms: rent, $50.
31,500-Lunch and rooms rent. $40.
81. 1.S5O-Sear-beer and lunch; rent, $6S.
$250-Sear- and lunch; col. trade.
shop, 8 chairs; 4 rooms
S450-Barber shop, 2 chiars; rent, SIS.
$430-Tailor shop; good bus rent, $50.
$45o-Dry goods and notion bus; rooms.
Rooming house, 10 rooms; good section; Goot
income; cheap price: on your Owl
terms; inspect immediate
s2,000-Roomng house. IS rooms !: rent $s5
good section: furniture worth So. 500
R. M. CURTIS, Main 8O43.
500 BARRISTER BLDG 635 r ST NV .
Evening star., 1922-05-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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Paul Mimi
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Theater, 500 seats: 1O-year lease; rent, $3.50
price, $1,000: inspection invited.
Hotel. 40 rooms: downtown; lease; imme
date possession; price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

623 st. NV. second floor. Phone r. 447
WE CAN SELL your BUSINESS, ROOMISG
HOUSE or HOTEL. Before buying or selling,
see us first. High-class intelligent service.
We have cash buyer for a grocery, not to
exceed 81 200. with living rooms and lease
VIM. E, CARNEY & co. O.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
AUTO PAINTING.

,u. AUVU PAINTING
WE SKIN THE CAR. NOT THE CUSTOMER.
gont pay fancy prices for the same quality
snd Quantity. Come see our $40 and $50 Jobs.
ipncinding stripping and monogrnms. BeckA
ng fireProof Paint Shop. 11th and SITS. s.w.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Rooming house, 1S rooms, baths; owner
will sacrifice at $1,000; $500 cash, balance
monthly payments.
Rooming house, on 18th ST.; exclusive and
beautiful home; price, 81 900.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Rooming house: downtown; 10 rooms: price
$500 II sold this week. Other rooming houses
at all prices.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Lady's diamond ring; beauti-
fully mounted; weighs 7l-1OO
carat; perfect cut, blue-white
gem; another big bargain, $17O
Evening star., 1922-05-07

LARGE CORPORATION desires immedin tely
reliable man, experience unnecessary. to act
as exclusive representative managing large
sales force this territory; exceptional oppor
tunity right man. new line business: no com
petition; big demand: about 81 900 cash neces-
sary: should net SIC, ono first year: permanent
connections. Mr.. Sawkins, pres, Wolfe bldg,
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Grocery, meats and vegetables; rent, $50
living rooms: lease, $500.
General merchandise store, out Of the city;
rent, SIS; living rooms: will sell at inventory.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Apex Vacuum Cleaners.
Save $50. They are complete with attach
ments and are sold with the usual guarantee
They have been used demonstrating ma
chimes and are in perfect condition. $40 so
each; terms IL desired. E. F. Brooks Co., sl3
14th st. Main 941.