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New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Indiana Operators Retns
Part in FORr.State Peao

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. II ~
The Associated Press The irti.u
Bituminous Coal OPERATOR Assoca
,,on tonight reaairmed IL prsviss
stand not 70 take part DO any fosr4hs
"a tt.oment Of the coal strike or 70 ,stf
any temporary agreement viih 4,
MIXERS which did not provide fof srb,
traaion By ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
which would invsriu1
the coal industry and then ~ H
wage scale. It wss announced that =
per cent % the states tonnagt -
repres ented AZ the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
HmdingW ishesCermGn
Republic BirfhdayLuck

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.
President Harding to-day cabled
President Ebert, congratnlating
him upon the anniversary Of the
founding Of the German Republic.
The message said:
"0n this anniversary of the day
when Germany adopted the re-
publican form Of government |
am happy to express TO you my
sincere good wishes and my hope
that the great German Republic
may steadily 90 forward along
the path Of peace which leads TO
good understanding and prosper
ity and happiness"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Pittsburgh Continues Fight

PITTSBURGH. Aug. ll.--At meet
ing this afternoon Of the Pittsburgh
Coal Producers Association, which
was attended by SO per cent Of It's
membership. representing practically
every commercial coal producer In this
district, IL was unanimously decided
that the local operators would main
tain the position they have already
assumed with regard 10 the coal szrike,
regardless Of any agreement that may
be reached 90 the Cleveland confer
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Yacht Explosion Kills Five
Others Believed to Have Been
Drowned OFF Miami

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. l1.-Five persons
lest their lives and two others are be-
lIeved 10 have been drowned when ex'
piosIon and FIRE destroyed the con-
vsrted yacht Shirin three miles Of
Miami Beach late to-day, just one
hour after il had put out from here
for Nassau.
The dead are Chief Engineer
Marion Carriatt. Mrs. Harry Pond, an
unidentified woman, Elizabeth John
son. 3 negress, all Of Miami. and Mike
Plaliss. stsws(d Of the shirin, Of
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Harding Is Trucking to
Unions, BLdnton Charges

ABILENE, Tex. Aug. IL (By The As
soeiated Press). - Representative
Thomas L. Blanton, Of Abilene, to-day
sent out kilograms to numerous Con-
gressionsl leaders and personal friends
throughout the country asserting that
President Harding has summoned Con-
gress to take over the railroads. This
means national bankruptcy and weak
trucking to autoeratic unions far worse
than when they forced passage Of the
Adamson law" the message said.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Constipation Can Be CLAIMED For
Diabetes and BrigA's Disease!

And, constipation Is responsible for
most cases Of rheumatism, hardening
Of tho arteries. brain fag, sluggish.
ncss, headaches and many other organic
disturbancoel Constipation hastens
old age; in fact, authorities tell you,
THAT 90es OF ALL HUMAN ILL
NESS Is DIRECTLY TkACEABLE'
TO CONSTIPATION -
With knowledge liko thAcan you
stand by and SEQ yoursd tipping
physically; sec your\ loved ofAs fall,
as the prey Of n pre<eptble< <scndi-
tioni DO not mn niRk tho hngers
Of constipation beeVsd pu afc only
"slightly" troubled.\l y
Inactivity Of tho &minxtivo pas
sage creates toxic condition. which
penetrate tho intestinal wills, poison
ing tho blood and affecting the organs.
BRAN--Kellogc . Bran, cooked and
lrumbled-is nature q own rositiyeand
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Drop 50 Trains i'm Coal Famine

ST. louis, Aug. lI.-Ihc Mls9oeri
Pacific to-day announced two through
trains and forty-eight locals in Mis-
souri. Kansas, Nebraska. Arkansas and
Louisiana would be discontinued tam
porarily. effective next Sunday, on ae
count OF a coal shortage, due 10 the
miners strike. The road has only an
eieht-day supply Of coal on hand.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Mexican Tigers XIII
3 in Hunger Raid

MEXICO CITY, Aug. IL
pack Of tigers, driven from Ia,
mountain Iairs by hunger. ~
tackled three families vino w,,.
travelling from Puerto voIlsts, !.
Maseota, State Of JsiIseo, y..,.,
day killing three women, two
men, two small boys and a b.b,
according 10 "El Uniwr,,l
Grafco."
Natives who went % N. "a.
cue fought the tigers, killing On,
Of them. The rest escaped b a.
mountains.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12

MOUNT VERNON. KY Aug. Ill
Mrs. Betty Coffee. eighty-three years
old. died to-day Of self-starvation at
her home at Humble. a village in this
county, after a fast Of sixty days. She
ceased 10 take food when she bee ime
III two months ago. she never would
explain why she would not ent.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12

permanent reiicf ffrom constipation IL
Is the most wol crful corrective food
known. Bran is fot "remcdy," but
a "rougkaga" t through It's mineral
salts ana(Aklit to absorb water
giving bvk aOistore--assisIs in
that II Kelloggy Bran is eaten regu'
larly-at least two tablespoonfuls
1eisg:-.ln chronic cases with every
nAal-that tho sufferer will be re-
li@ ed permanently Bran Ia wonder
fufAor children, for tho aged, for
eyerH onel
Kehpgg's Bran Is delicious, its nut
Ike flavor greatly adding TO the en-
joyment of eating cereals over which
Il has been yprinkled. Kellogg o braA
makes the fastest Of bakery batches,
such as gems, raiin bread. munins.
macaroons, etc. All sroeers soil
KellogQ a Bran.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12

ence, according % a statsmsnt ~,
BIZ r. ". Gardiner, eommlulor., !.
the assoc iation.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE United
Electrical Coal Company, owning min
ing property in Ohio and Illinois, has
thrown its Illinois tonnage into the
four-state wage conference az Cleve-
land, Il was authentically reported
here this morning. The capacity OF the
company's Illinois mines WAS given as
between 100000 and 100000 tons.
This is the first reported break in the
stand taken by the Illinois operators
association.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Scale Bonrd Marks Time

As result OF the Ohio operators
move, and the Harrington stand, The
sub-scale committee az its two meet
ings didn't get down 20 the work be-
fore it-drawing up Of scale for le-
port 20 and adoption b. the full joint
scale committee created in yesterdays
mcetings.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
Star ''Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
14th md buchanan. Hohberser; ~
14th and Vermont ave. John {. Haiey'
18th and T. Days Pharmacy.
1i,h and L. J. 5. Clemcncc.
1iih and Clifton. IL. Col"dny 20:
lIth and Harvard, The iiar,ard nr,a rharSaSs stors
18th and Columbia road. Evans Drug S'o'e'
:+Oi l4th. Brcuaush's Pharmacy.
"lmead and otis place. Iolmsnd rhn5nsGy, ns,G.cv
l+th and Colorado ave. riney EIanrs Mrnrs fha'"''
17th and Park road. Upton " myers.
oi3+ 18th John NJ. Thai.
"1Go California ave. Morgan Bros. ,,
~ and X. Goldenhcre's thine s,nras tla.sS 'e'''
7tll and q sts Associated Drug stores
IN St and H. l. ave ] French Simpson.
9th and L s,s.. Mc;nire's Pharmacy:
t,n ~, and Elm s's nonEla., ia pn@r'n"es
ia ave and Rock Creek Church I'd. kock
Creek Pharmacy. ,,,r
.git Ga. ave. Erch'W"od ih"ih"
1901 l. ST.. Morse Pharmacy.
Dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmacy; ~, ,.x
18th st! and Fla. "ys Psars"n.s %nn ,anT rnsFma'''
\. Y. \. ] avcs. aud NJ Walter J, Donah"e'
Fla ave and l-t St.. Sylv"-n i.a,,lhsimer. p,.-
North Cap st and Il. ave. Parker h"i'
i72o PA ave, J. Louis krick.
nlst and I: Sis tlniclcy PharmH
o5th and Pa ave Herbst's lharmac!
GEoRGETOWN.
,GaG Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave, and Macomb St. Cleveland
.sth and p >ts.. rride's Pharmacy.
2"ot st. oNunnciiS Pharmacy
%''i. and NJ. Weller & M"skry fharmhcs.
W ;sconsia ave and o. ponahue's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
ri and .,s. McChesnev & Joachim /
ilh and II St. rayne's Pharmacy.
4n1 II st Garrrn's Music store
7tlI st and Nd. ave. Louis L. RradleS.
1"t;i st and Nd ave Louis Sacks.
I5l:5 II ST. Sears Newsstand.
North Cap. AMI Eve. kcteal, fharma'F'
East Cnp and Stll. Bicoss Pharmacy:
,Yth and East Capitol. Lincoln PARK fharmas!.
10Th # and Il ave-. Collins PHARMACY
Woodbridge. 49,.
:.,iuo lath ne Mayo's Pharmacy-Brookiand.
SOITHEAST.
81 s. and Pa ave. H. T. Sprucehank
Sth and Eve Weller \ MnSk"v's Pharmacy.
llth nud Pa ave- F-aiy's Pharmacy.
itn and Pa. ave, Siiiyssrs PHARMACY.
1907 Nichols ave. Weiss X liea!S-Ahaeos'i~'
SOUTHWEST.
1ti and u SITS. Lartz Bros.
A.. and l. sts Columbia Pharmacy!
RATE: CENTS \ WORD.
ta Washington and Sulurhs for
Helm and situations Wanted.
Lost aud Found.
For Sai,. and Wanted Miscellaneous
i, uIiry. Pets and I.iVr>tock.
tutunantes far Sale and Wanted
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON. y.
/ cents Z word.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nurinned

frKNiTu RE I-dy wishes ear- Of som, nice
furniture f"r st"rny" ii"r". -.,3i.
ELECTRIC DRILL. J. inch +" :, a.. current.
10 volts. on-ey..,.. steiner MacAIcstcf. 7tn
81 WHAT ~.w. 23'
RooKS-School aud college trst books. fiction.
koUad novels. rec~Ht popular AID STANDARD
bring or send small tots: Will call for large
quantities. iea:linaE's Book shop, 333 q 81.
NV. Tr 5i1"-
FuKNlrukE OF an sllds tg sl1-room house
wanted iumeo iateiy. a. g Whole or odd pieces.
kindly call Adams 800
If you WANT "a obtain test results 70. your
furniture and other T!scei laneous. Gail
N SHAPIRO.
$50 LOUISIANA AVE. NV
FRANkLIE 31s5.
WI Ii. GIVE you casn tcr your piano. snd
diari.oLus. tsweI!y. nd ca:nu. rugs. nrssses
A F. ARNOLD. 1873 " Main sl.S.
WILL pay highest prices for LADIES' and mems
worn Clothes Write or phone d Stein. 1908
7lh Il y W nh1n- North t99.
cLorHISG-- -Hirhes. pr,ee. pad TO- mea'
man. y ss15. i7+4 7th s.. Nv.
WANTED furniture, Pianos, carpets. etc.
.WESCHLER =" 20 Pa ave. NV
Is IMMEDIATE NEED of furniture for $
room house; viii buy ss whole or odd pieces
Gail Franklin @.s5
Will. call in my urlet,rred .u,omobi'e. cit,
or suburbs. and pay you highest prices FOR
ladies': g%ntismens enildrens ,, discarded cloth
ing OF al Descriptions. address posial OF
phone / will call w Rice. 1882 1;h st.
o ". North i.5.
whSTED-fearl cr beds md furniture Best
prices paid Square Desi Furniture Co. 50i
Eye nv Phone Main af36.
". KlKsrEIN. a2o SIT, ST, w.-All kinds o:
furniture wanted. p ole Franklin $3.50
Send for LOUIS Notes.
S14 Z St NV.
II you have any furniture other goode 20
sell. and you vii! ottain best results. Phone
Franklin 20i5.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
a Son of the Sahara
A Modern Story of the Desert
by the Macaulay Co
BY Louise Gerard
Continued From Yesterdays STAR

Again lie Breton was dismissed
when he would have fingered. And
On this second meeting she Still had
not troubled to ask his name.
There was Il curious CLINT In his
eyes as they rested on the slim. white.
indifferent figure of the girl who was
!uaking her way back to the hotel
without 4 further glance in his direc-
tion.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
WANTED--HELP.
MALE.

NEIiR plrH ORIGIN Al rec
u,,nditions in applying for G"
plnylf,pf Sc fDPIIS.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

UNDERWOOD. new: plea type; used "alr to"
weeks: less than half prir" A'ldr"ss R"N ."
w. Sra~ ntfl~r "
Evening star., 1922-12-23

BAKERY. well equipIri, in northeast -"''i".:
for sale with or witinut Ford delivery. rnlh!
cash ia gineit hnlaurr monthlv: oth"r lnsih"~,
reason for selling. I.!Ac 241i until put
franklin 1872 mflnr q ~. -
Evening star., 1922-12-23

CLOTHING tMEN'C tAST-ofFp. DOS
sell until you s-c rs: highest prices l'aid.
Main 4lIJ ITSrIiS OLD STAND. 6l3 H.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
PERSONAL

SHAMPUOINt, SCALP TREATMENT. MAE-
ceiling, facial msncuring. Private -i4s ts'h
9 II 1921. -
Evening star., 1922-12-23

TAILORING. cleaning. pressing ahd sec"i"-
hand store: long lease; cheap IeIt. "n bus
nrs< street Must sell oa account Of other
business. 1881 1th ST. NV. PIrI.e North
l.ip.i-J -
Evening star., 1922-12-23
MEMS APPAREL.
MoroR CYCLES .>D BIC,tLE>-
SICAL I>STRI MENTs.

MUSICAL I>STRI MENTs.
SAXorHnNi:. rel"5y. silver plated; gona
r. new. 81 Il s.. ne.
SANoPGoNE profess onsl { melody, gol.
plated M1r;in: cost S2l3: hardly used. ca
'"L sl1. hciWeaa -" and pm. no r"a
Np'rlle nff"r -i-t'.~',l "i'
TRAP DRUM huc. oamric," with tripod
bells. ryiuili. -r'a 'a-.glr, "tc: rrar'!rnliy ~"
nn'ga.e Sni'" +n%. iii" II st. nv.
yIJfE"l.A AND rIAN". Slo = st. n"
..lI>nN. SO = -. r..m.. room 80. "a
PItNU> S.srrai b -h cIaIr used pianos aua
r.avr1s Nv-t >..l li"'nrc ,hri>InInk. ~ l",s
$ac. Terms lu' cash ia'k-. "2e New l"rf
ave. -
VIOLIN. cas-. anI i'o~, in good order. So
,inllNS. two. "ld: dne condition; bow
cas-. r.r,'rrar~, Lincoln inn1 J. 23'
PIANO. hr-r-clas, upright. REASONABLE. Ga,
>"rtb .2ai. .i'
PIANuS. n>rd. pric"- from S5". piano
ard players at factory prices. terms. Hi''
VICTOR vHrEoLAS and nih"r standar"
mnkes ut about half price; terms. @l9 Mae
I.
PLAYER PIANO. Starr: henet and roll>
slightly u>ru: ST.; teIms- u" Mass. ave
nv.
STTyIrSt<r tTnIIAN PINNoI.A PLAYER
piauo like brand new: "o~: $3.50 will ssrritic'
for uuirt sale. S3"u \. +. Arnold, Auctioneer
49, q 81 ~
s.. 100 RETlNIHG PLAIEE PIANO, bench an.l
,orE>, aliu1>, hrariH'N. must IL, sold at ono"
$3.50. y L. Arnold Au.'ii"n"er, 1928 g 81. NV
HIGH .GKhpE PRACTICAL PIANO, S100
Sl ,if...t- r-trii;. Sl-,s Weber upright. $1G,,
Knai. SOU; Irai bargains. \. f. Arnold
Au"'ioUrer. 1i-,i g 81 nv.
$50 VICTOR VlCTI-nI.A. S3-,. Ike brand -u.n
s"o- Nic;rpla. SEQ; Si2" Nirtrplh SO; Nicto'
Iictrolas. 50 So So, all genuine bargains
A. L. Arnold Anrti0necr l3e. g 81. NV
REBUILT PIANOS and players at snecis
prices. Invest gate these bargains bcfoJN
you buy. Every Instrument fully guarantee,
$50 and ~. New riaH,S Mt factory prices
sctaf"r. S1nae'son Plan" 10. "l3 - n"
FoTR PIANO BARGAINS -Bradhury rp-ighr
like now. S'SI. Cable & Nelson S1:iJ: lIainc~
Grand. slightly used, S525: one upright So
Grand aud upright pianos for rent.
HUGO WORCH. Est. 1870
ii1o G ST. NV.
PARTY leaving town will sac
rificc $3.50 Victor machine and
latest records: good as new
Phone Columbia OPS. 80
SEEMING MACHINES.
ALL MAKES RENTED; REPAIRED. HEN
stitching. phonograph and records. LARKIN
BIB Pa. ave. sc. Line. 2I5 Open evenings
ALL MAKES OF sewing machines cleaned, r.
parcd aud adjusted PARIS for all naS"'
Work guaranteed in writing tor ore year ~
penhc 'ueT's Shop Yniqne. Washinstohs oIs>
TiPi:w HirERS.
UNDERWOOD. new: plea iypo; usrd "aly i""
weeks lrss than half prir" Aldr"Ss l'"x -
W. star 'iff'r-
Evening star., 1922-12-23

The Star requires from;
ndGfrtiScrS in this Coiamn
references QHd drtGtlfd
StGtcncnt Of ther tr0h0sIti0n
Evening star., 1922-12-23

TAILOR with 500 II invest ard take "tar-,.
of c"auing and pressing st0r"; wonderful ~
port,lnity Phone North 1891 or call ai lHIH
il
Evening star., 1922-12-23

DEI.IC ATESSEN OR II 'htII wanted "a n-V.
section: can invest 81 800 Addres. KnH - ii.
Star office.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
WsSHISGT0-S SALVAGE co.
3u3 10Th ST. W.

Lady's all-platinur1 flexible
diamond bracelet, set with -
large bluc-white diamonds. Must
be sold at once at 4 sacrifice. \
bic bargain. n.............. .S5-5
Evening star., 1922-12-23

PARTNER. marl mist Ia manage mac!!in"
-lsr: excellent oprnrt unity. 5000 VIII hnE
half interest. Fr 5u11
Evening star., 1922-12-23

Party WITH 81 ta,v 10 take half interest III
publication. money secured on Ni:Sinih home.
,,,l,..s. iynv a., "a Star utfirs "4f
Evening star., 1922-12-23

EpoMING HOUSE fJr sale: rooms rented
viii sacrifice II sod before Jan. !. 1873. NJ
dr..-e Box ~ H. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

Furniture and miscellaneous articles bought
Rest prices paid. Prompt attention.
Tie Amer Household Co. 713i 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
RECON- MMENDED SERVICE

nave been recOnmended 70 NE Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
receive prompt attention.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

FINE PLACE. oF RiSI>I,SS tur "a" I"a>''i.-
able: good location Tor bakery. Sew log
shop. Rsker 81. Brentwood. Md.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

WANTED SaesmuH partner. resi- rsta1" bus
I.>e: n, capital required: must have good al
,ir->5. experience and ear. reference j>II
Evening star., 1922-12-23

rl.. alwaYs fulI: excellent opportunity I" Atrn
INTO Il paying business. Address Box lH>-H
mfi ,t.. y.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

be sold at once at sacrifice. \
big bargain. .........S515
l.adv's platinum diamond
ring: diamond weighs ? carats
and S7-loo and is a perfect cut
gem; mounting is solid plat tim
OF the latest design, and is set
with Il blue-white diamonds
and sapphires. Cost originally
81. 100. Must be sold At once to
raise cash. ........ $3.50
Lady's all-platinum flexible
diamond bracelet. set with 40
large bluc-white diamonds and
s. .,plires. Party paid SIS.
Mus be sold at once to raise
cash .S435
Lady's Tiffany diamond ring,
a perfect cut gem; weighs l
carat and 2o-Ioo ......S.345
Lady's Titan diamond ring.
weighs very close to carat; set
in the very latest design white
gold mounting. Must be sold at
OIlCC p -
Lady's handsome engagement
ring, weighs over 81 carat. A
biu bargain for S2S5
Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring, set with IS large blue-white
diamonds and sapphires; cost
originally $3.50. Will sacrifice
for .SI1o
\ GUARANTEE WITH ALL
OUR DIAMONDS.
FIS c II L X s
otS + ST, NV.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
WANTED-SITl .TIoNs.
FEUiLE-COntinNl.d.

A,tUI' MIAMI with cxnruriy. ability. extra
'sHlEa'H experience handling funds and cred
., employed, desires to make chanS. about
January 10 bond and reference. .Aidre-5
i:oN :. IL Star "tttr ~
ARTIST experienced in all mediums, desires
FakGma Park Nd. Phone rol. sn>.i-I -
"f typiue and general ohiee work: good r'i"r-
on"e>. Address b., 7SI II. Star Ollie -
PRACTICAL NURSE warts cases; honest and
Marion st. Ia y.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. r Ii. Y. evenings.
Address H"x H., II. Star "ir" -
TYvIST "NI..r;.nced wishes 30 ',p" mann
S-r'?f- For author Phone tnI >16:.
DOMESTit-V H.pt.
CHAMHEEMAip frc!.cA s..8htmr,. knDwi.ig..
oi English. eNarr "ncrd. hes references. Apply
II. 2tth >t. -
Light Hol sEkEErEE. woman: good PAY
~" "th - -. cal! "ff"r I'm ~
REFINED LADY vii! stay with child
niu.> or ASSIST with light ti"liseworh in ~
change for room. Address Box 1871. Star
ritic"
DOME>TIt-COIOR
ook. frst-rla>-; neat colored woman; stay
nIcht~. lSo- - nv.
GENERAL HoI SEWoRk, in small family. hy
neat crl"red woman. ia: Coringten =. NV
GENERAL HoUSEWoRkER - Experienced
rirl 'i3. + 81. -. " -
20 hon" nights 2;'s NJ st .3'
WASHERwoMAN. good. reliable. Apply in
person, 1850 Taylor ~. nv. -
Evening star., 1922-12-23

RuoM!NG HOUSE. 1G rooms. nicely furnish
cd sIeam heat. back yard; 81 200, part cash.
,ft~ T. h.a. -
Evening star., 1922-12-23

Ei.STAI RANT irst cia>s. ,'oIor"d trade; good
.,,'rst5ra NV good bus ur>si party having
,,y,, Itr,r. T-a.-t'Ir. ,,-,.u ~
Evening star., 1922-12-23

NElkR nnH oRIGlAii rec
nlfndIt i",s in applying fnr q"
pi0yGen'. Is' foPfES.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. oo!nred. Rear "N
ST ~.w- Line. "a
ROY with bicycle s. week, after s-h""t ittf
No. Capitol s. = -
BoyS, white. for Iart Tine after school h,lI~
and at nigh; th">- w VIA ''sF',y ave ''''e''''
cHAUFFEI-ES. r"oref wanted for ,aAi"af
tim Apr'v 714 Florida ave. II w u
nRAfTSMAN- lngns rigu on patent "it'
work: uGr town firm If lawyers: stat" AZ,
experience. vGnl7r.,,. tits and ~aiagv "Nr"'t"!
hdtl"s> i..N ~ II. 5rnr ii'" =.
FAWYER patent ard Trad" mark, nt ''u
lnracn ntic,: permanent. salary SS.U", VII
:. future. hL,lrcs, Mason. Tenwick ~ II"
rearr. CITY
liAN 10 taAe complete char-,. "f r"rairs =
garage: musr have tools Address Boz ll4-h
star office. =
MEN IN d"tnnnd Tor p"siiiors as reciinnica
and architectural draftsuGcH. pay lnG $50 To sip
week. We will train Foa during your SPAR
.imr day or t,ient Call or phone frr parttc:
mrs Columbia s"hooI Of Drafting. iith AID
SIS. NV. North ~
MESSENGER wanted white: Young rnI
about is Arp!y Hotel Hamilton, 1tth an
PATENTS-New England manufacturer ha>
opening for patent application writer; marie
mun preferred give fuii Information - =
.duca lion. experience and salary expected
Address BOX ~ II. Star oticc-
SALESMAN Thoroughly experienced; uaU>Ia.
olnuiu. Dy inu. cstah. mtiS. >tari' i""t, fo.
man Of high character with unprecedented re-
ord sale, ability. Strictly p,rlmmi!-u'. Sal
ary and c"nl>u. Give particulars present am
p;s>t positions trnhi"ntial. .idiCes- irN ~
II. star oih"".
SALESMAN. IunI"-. experienced calling -.
business offices; to sell merchandise Leader IL
its field: salary - start. s. weekly. ~
dress Boz Ell, star ofi,r.
SHIPPING CLERK. Whit. VIII "Np"rieae"
for large laundry AID dry cleaning concern.
Address Box 1G-H Star ohc"
SPECIFICATION WRITER wanted for perma
neut ut-nf town position. Address Box 95-H
star office.
WINDOW TRIMMER--Yo man. aged IN,
to set up standard displays in grocery store
windows tlncaD, experience necessary
permanent position with advancement; SALARY
10 start S1T per week Kepiy. giving edura-
tion and previous experience if any. Address
,tti..
Evening star., 1922-12-23

REVOLUTION N HEALING. III;
world famous Coue method applied 10 phSSical
culture. First American assoc att nthiHr'
Iu,l S,.hooi of Health p a.. Kox 3i1. IA.
,y. s,.,,n, -.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

"''i' l'-n -rai"- 'ulN'd. Sl2 p'r cord; in
it'i t''' 't-..~ar- Ni.>t 2o4T
WOOD fr Sale; Thoroughly seasoned: save
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Evening star., 1922-12-23

PLAYER PIANO. Starr: ten,b and rolls
slightly U>'1I: So; telns- u" Mass. ave
Evening star., 1922-12-23

DESTRIHt ioI: for h!gE MSS motor truck:
lrurdf"i row IA WasH.r-i"ui prices under
other trI!.As Of .arla coil>;Trrt on; VIII hnaa"'
your Iiii.e salc-. Addre-, Box - II. Star
,..';ra ,.,N
Evening star., 1922-12-23
FEN ALE.

CASHIER-An intelligent and energetic wom
an between age Of thirty aud forty. who has
initiative. and executive ability; prefer one
with some knowledge of bookkeeping. ste
biography and tipping: excellent opportunity for
advancement in most interesting and in
->iructive business. under the supervision of one
who knows fabrics; reply hy letter. stating
r,:. reures experience. qualifications, phonc
aiImber. etc; strictly confidential Address
pux 1qtH Star office.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

VICTOR VIo~rKoIAS and other stsndsrn
mikes ut about half price terms. "l9 Mae
Evening star., 1922-12-23

Tarcs quarI"~-carat i;iuo Whjt" Solta
u I'n"hd Rug, ST ln E"rcr".- Iia'ist.,
U."uattn- parry must sarr.r,"i.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

WE ARE NOW PAYING 81 To $40 FOR
mems and ladies' used suits. our prices Tor
old clothing are the biggest. WASH tln.nths
E1change. G33 U ST NV. Phone Main n3ie.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
REAL ESTATE ADS.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II Pm

MI embellishments for The Evening Staf
must lie at Th" Star Office or one cl ne r,hr r
ISSUE. with the follow InE exceptions
Lost and Found
I,"ath Notices.
Wanted Help
Wanted Situation.
Wanted Rooms
Advertisements under Tia. si"'Nr g.as>iiici-
,iouS will t,n accented at The star oihoe. ltth
st and Pa ave-. until 4:.in a.iti- day or l>siiH
ur AZ any If I u- Star branch offices UNI II -"
m day of is>uf. All advertisements Tor Inc
Sunday star must -" received a. III" star ono
Is q nm saturday. or u: amy "f The STAR
hriu,.i, Offices hv y SatHriay.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad
rartis anents from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
FOR sAlE-MIScELLANE0us.
Z uutinuesi.

~ fIoS - >" small. ran.; nit fur pritat.
iiii'rnn Ad"-'-. HpN G6 T.. Stnr. o;ii'c.
nEiAo LIGHT PLANT. practically good :,
new geHuinr bargain for cash Apr,
J--Sr r Eak"- ,i,,,, JoLr Nil ats
Evening star., 1922-12-23

STI-YNFSt<T lTnlIAN PINNoLA PLAYER
niauo Iil,t, braua new: .o~: $3.50. will ssrriic.
fur uuirK sale. S3ou \. i. Arnold Auctioneer
l2..I IL
Evening star., 1922-12-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

fHYsIOTIlERAPY ELECTRATHERAPf.
for men aud women, given by DR.. Carolyn
Austin For appointment phone North Gs7