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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
ARREST ARMY DEsERTER
FOR ATTACKING CHILD

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. III
While securing the eastern end 81
the county for highwaymen State
police arrested Howard Daubert, an
army deserter, after he mad al.
tackled and seriously injured five.
year-old Regina Scott in a tent on
her fathers farm near the Gap.
The policemen had reached the
Scott residence when Mrs. Caro-.
line Scott, the child's mother, rush.
ed to the front porch and called
for help. The officers took IA the
situation at glance and followed
Daubert, who had escaped into a
woods near the house. Assistance
was recruited along the Lincoln
Highway, the woods were sur.
rounded and Daubert was caught.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
GIRL FINDS So, 400
CASH. REFUSES PAY

NEW YORK, Sept. fla young
woman who refused to give her
name or accept any reward yester-
day returned a bag containing
$1,000 in cash to Mrs. Howard
Phelps, jr., Astoria.
Mrs. Phelps had been in a mil.
linery shop at Grand and Eighth
avenues, Astoria, earlier in the day
and when she arrived at home rle
bag was missing.
An hour after she reached home
Mrs. Phelps was called to the door
and found there 3 young woman
who said she had been in the mil.
linery shop, had seen the nag and
had recognized II as one Mrs.
Phelps often carried.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
Coolidge Hears N. 7.
Chiefs Outline
State Politics

President Coolidge discussed
the New York political situa-
ton for nearly an hour today
with Senator Wadsworth of
New York; Charles D. Hilles,
the Republican national commit
teeman; George Il. Morris, the
Republican State chairman, and
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, the
Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy.
National politics were not
discussed in the conferences,
which was held at the White
House. The President was &C.
quainted with the plans Of the
New York Republican leaders
to gain control Of the State
assembly in the next election.
They described the situation
from the Republican point OF
view as Every encouraging.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
WHITE CHICKENS PROVE
EASY MARK FOR EAGLES

ELYRIA, Ohio, Sept. 21.-Farm.
ers in this vicinity have given UP
raising white-feathered chickens.
They are too easily seen by eagles.
A short time ago eight little eagles
left their nest in a huge tree at
Brownhelm, northwest Of here,
Forced to strike cut in the world
for themselves, these young eagles
have been preying upon farmers
chickens.
The tree in which the eagles nest
rests started to topple, due to stiff
lake winds and to the weight of
the big nest. Professors from
Western Reserve University, who
built an observatory adjoining the
huge nest, found 1t necessary To
string two cables to the tree in
order to hold It up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
BOY PUPIL IS CRUSHED
TO DEATH BY SCHOOL Rua

NORFOLK Va, Sept. 21.-The
body of Henry Lewis, q seven.year.
old school boy. son OF Hardy III.
Lewis, of Greenwich. Princess Ann
county, killed by q school pus, VIII
be taken to New Bern, N. c., 10.
day for burial.
The boy, on his way home from
school, fell from the trailer OF the
school bus, and was crushed To
death. The father lie connected with
the Norfolk city water works.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
vAZz AND MOTOR CAR FAN
HAS HER 1ooTH BIRTHDAY

NEW LONDON Conn, Sept. 81.
Mrs. Jane Thompson Kimball of
Enington has celebrated Ger Tooth
birthday. She likes automobiles
more tFeE horses and greatly en-.
s5oyed motor rides until three years
ago. when she fell and fractured
her hip. Modern jazz music suits
Mrs. kimball more than the old
fashioned songs. She has a phono.
graph that plays records Of jazz
songs and dances.
Mrs. Kimball was born at the
old Abbott Thompson homestead in
Aelrose. She married Daniel Nor.
ton Kimball on January 90, 184s.
Two Of her six children are still
living. They are Mrs. J. p. Me,
might and Miss Mary Kimball, Of
Biilngtcns about seventy years old
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
NE Suits

The best new fall patterns and
styles, with two pairs of trousers,
for a great deal less than equal
quality are usually sold with single
trousers. The extra pair really
means two suits in one. Fabrics all
wool and mostly virgin wool. Top
liners in the field Of quality. Fine
blue serges, unfinished worsteds,
cheviots, tweeds, velours and plenty
of standard staple smooth-iinished
worsteds for the conservative man
that will wear several years.
On Sale Tomorrow Mornine-ai
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-21
By w. s. COUSINS.
RCepvrsght, 1875 By Cosmopolitan News
SAfvice.1

HtbA1CI MUIG DbdUI0s
She 10 still using the old ruble,
On the basis Of a milIion-to-one of
the new notes, but a measure of
stahilizatton has been perfected, lae
banker found.
America can apparently do moth
1ng, at present, said Mr.. Sisson
% help In the untangling OF the
European snarl. Fortunately. how.
@ver, America has been developing
other avenues Of trade for the ex-
portable surplus Of raw and manu-.
factured products, and are not as
9ependent on Europe as in pre-wor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-19
DLOUHY vEK.


mach zpravy o lidech, ktefi Sc
dozili primo pohadkove dlouhe
no veku. Jednou je to polsky
zeman, ktery pry bojoval Bo
rodina videl vlastnima ocima
Napoleona ktery jest6 zije
- musil by tedy byti aspon
13O let star. Jindy SIC pise O ne
jakem Cifanovi, ktery dosahl
40 let veku. Rekordu dosahl
anglicky sedlak Tomas Parr, o
nemz psaly noviny, re zemrel v
153. roce veku
Zpravy takove nutno brati
opatrne. Jisty Anglican dial 81
tn praci po 8 let sledoval v
Anglii vSechna umrti osob pres
80 let starych. Napocetl jich
3O3, z toho skoro dve tretiny
zen, 63 z tohoto poctu bylo prd
merne stoletych, tedy rocne
sedm stoletych v cele Anglii! !!
Jak patrno. nutno povazovati
jedno stoleti prece jen "a nej-
vetsi casove rozpeti lidskeho
zivota, v jehoz dosazeni m1ze
clovek doufati. Zpravy veku
|vyssim, dokonce az p1l stole
I'll vyssim, nutno brati velmi O
patrn6. Uz proto, re neni pro
takovy pripad nikdy spolehli-
Iveho svedectvi. Vetcha pamet'
starcova Jim byti nemuze.
Ale vek sto let je 0 celych
dvacet let vyssi, nez udavaji
stare zalmy, jez povazuji 80
let "a vrchol moznosti, CO sc
|tyce delky lidskeho zivota. A
je zajimavo, re moderni stati-
stika dokazuje, re stale vice
lidi dosahuje teto hranice. Je-
to tim zajimavejsi, jezto dosa-
vadni beh veci zdal by Sc ma
sv6dcovati, re elm dale je clo-
vek od prirodniho stavu,. tim
kratsi je prumerny jeho vek.
Methusalem - nejstarsi clo-
vek = dozil Sc podle bible 969
roku. A o praotci Abrahamovi
pravi pismo, re We 100 letech
povila mu Sara syna Izaka a
kdyz 81 let po te zemrela, O.
zenil sc Abraham znovu, mel
ljeste 6 synI a zemrel We IT'S,
roce v6ku.
Jak tedy vysvetliti, re S pri-
Ibyvanim civilisace zvysuje sc
Ii prum6rny lidsky vek? Meci-
kov ma pr. veril, re lepsi pod
minky, rozumnejsi zpusob Ii
vota a zdolani nekterych ne
moci vedou prispeji k udrzeni
lidske mysli i tela tax zdra-
VEN stavu, re lide budou dosa-
hovati jeste vyssiho starr re
pax pfirozeny pud wife Sc '
pfichod smrti stejne klidne, ia
ko dnes mladez prijima pri.
chod dospelosti.
Weismann rozvinul theorii
ze trvani zivota tvorI je pri.
zpusobeno rychlosti a mnoz.
stvi jejich rozmnozovani, TAX
re zvirata, jako ma pr. sion
ktera Sc rozmnozuji pomalu
ziji dlouho, aby 81 zajistila u
drzenf rodu, kdezto kralici
krtci pod, kteri Sc mnoz
rychle, nepotrebuji nemaj
tudiz tax dlouheho zivota. Mo
derni interpretace mas vsak |
jist'uje, re je to prave naopal
rychlost rozmnozovani, jez j
cinitelem promenlivym, jsout
naladena ma ocekavany pru
mer delky zivota. Ale at je tt
tax anebo onak, je mono, II
ie jisty vztah mezi vetsi oce
kavanou delkou lidskeho zivt
ia "a modernich podminek
mezi prdmernou dobou, We ktt
re sc lide zeni a redukci pru
merneho poctu d6ti. Tuto ve'
mono zatim jeste odkazat
tenn, kdo Sc obiraji SUDDEN ii
votni statistiky. Jestlize vsal
mnohym z mas ma Sc dostati
neco delsiho zivota a nekolik;
\ 4. IL
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"SVET"

AA Se~AA~ ASF~sASDOvoi AAS0
kd," poznamenal myslivec,
"nejspise sc koupal, jak je u|
neho obycejnou veci."
ITO Stehulce take napadlo,"
rekla devecka, "ale pax tam
byla jeste dobrou hodinu, po-
rad Sc divala, kdy Sc pan Ha-
laburd Ease ukaze, ale marno
bylo vsecko jeji cekani. Dosla
Sc pax schvalne podivat ma re-
ku, ale po mem nikde ami vi
du ami slechu. Je strach, re Sc
pfihodilo nestesti." dokladala
Barca, slzu utfrajic.
Lebeda tomu odpiral, ucitel
vsecko prostym zpusobem W.
svetloval, nemohl vsak utajiti,
re je znepokojen. Ma Rlzene
patrne bylo znati, re smysli
podobne jake Barca.
Mezi hudebniky a zpevaky
We tride acknowledgement uz ta-
Ike proskocilo, ze Sc S panem
Halaburdem stala jakasi neo-
bycejna prihoda. Proto Sc zkou
ska odbyvala dosti mdle roz
trzite.
Pan Velat Sc vratil koste-
la drive; uz Sc tam dostavil
jakysi pfespolni ucitel, a on no
pozadal, by "a nej pfi ranni
zahral ma varhany. O Hala-
burdovi prinasel take novou
zpravu.
"Setkal sc S MIN skoro hodi-
nu odsud Dolansky mlynar,
kdyz "a. casneho Ultra chodil
podle sve strouhy," vypravel u
citel potichu dcefi Lebedovi.
avsak druzi prftomni uta-
jenym dechem poslouchali. "U
reky sc mu tedy nestalo nic."
"Ale co delal tax daleko cd
domova?"
4
"Mlynar. ma nej volal, kan
jde cd pouti? On pry Sc ami
nezastavil ien odpovedel, re
no pima vec mimo nads,ni vo-
la pres pole, pouti re dnes u
zivati nebude. Dal mlynafovi $
Bohem a special dale"
| Nest6stl Sc tedy neprihodi-
10, ale k dobremu Sc celia vec
take uz neschylovala. Panu We
latovi Sc pri dalsim hudebnim
zamestnani slime vrastilo cello
- Smrzovsky mladenec, kdy-
koliv Sc mu podarilo uloviti pc
hled Rdzencin, vzdy,v mem Get
jen tezkou vycitku.
"Jak budeme v kostele no.
tovi," pravil k nj, kdyz zkou.
Ska byla u konce a ostatni u5
odchazeli, "pdjdu hledat pans
Halaburda."
"Cim pax yam ten clovek u
blizil?' ptala Sc trpce Ruzena
'Nicim mi neublizil. Ale ode
dneska budu ma nej teprve zal
liv."
INA nej? Coz jest j on zam
Ilovan do slecny Domnosilove?'
Il on?" opacil table Lebe
da. "Jako kdo, smim-li We
ldet?"
/ "Inu, jako W."
"Ja? Kdo pax vam to rekl?'
"Slecna Kamila sama."
| "Sama? A davno?"
"Hned onehdy, jak jsem 81
|vratila mesta, vsak jste na
prave pri te rozmluve pristi
hnul."
| Myslivec spraskl ruce.
/ "A Wy jste Sc proto ke mn'
zmenila? Ale muj boze, proc
jste mi to nerekla hned?'
J. ia jsem sc nicem nezme
nila,'' odpovedela S durazen
divka "a nebyla bych van
!, vubec niceho rekla, kdyby mn'
slecna vcera nebyla Ia to sna
zne pozadala.'
"Zac vas pozadala?' zas
null vzdy vice Lebeda.
/. "Prisla vsecka udesena tim
jak j otec mutt k Malezanoyi
!; pred kterym pry by vam rad;
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SETNfK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHO zAKOUTt.
Napsal Vaclav Week.
Napsal Vaclav Week.

snssazsEaosrssassassssssssseus1
Skocil $ postele, ale hned "a
Sc ma nj usedl. V hlave ce-
lem tele bylo mu tax zle, jako
by mel v tn hodinu zc.nriti.
V pokojiku Sc rozednivalo.
Rozhledl Sc kolem, dival Sc po
sobe. Jen boty mel $ nohou zu-
te, ostatne byl oblecen, v ka-
bate. Ma satstvu byly patrne
stopy, ze Sc mem valel ne
pouze v posteli prachu.
Pamet' jeho ozivovala - a
vzpominky, vynorujice Sc my
sli jeho jako pffsery, zrovna
jakoby jej do mozku rezaly.
Prichazel nyni k vedomi toho,
co Sc MIN v myslivne, po ce-
ste a donna pri navratu d6lo.
Pripadlo mu | slovo jeho o
svinskem chlivku a Ruzenino
0 troiim kralovstvi mihlo
Sc mu pred ocima uzasle jeji
|vzezrenf, kdyz noci videla,
kde no nasli jak vypada.
zalostny, hrozny, zoufaly
byl jeho stav!...
XI.
Rano bylo We skole jeste vet
81 ticho nez obycejne. Manzele
Velatovi a Ruzena nepromlu-
viii mezi sebou zbytecneho slo
va; chodili vedle sehen iako po
nejake velmi truchliNe zprave
nebo po naramne mrzutosti.
Tizilo je vedomi, ze pb"nifem
klidu a ladu ' jejich domacim
zivobyti Ease jest veta - novy
|pomocnik, ma nejz do vcerej-
ska tolik drzeli, pripravil jim
smutne zklamani, vstoupil do
lslepeji sveho predchudce! Jak
jednou zacal, bude nyni dale
pokracovati.
O tom, co Sc v noci sbehlo,
slovem sc mezi sebou nezmi-
novali, pomocnikovi v1bec
|vsichni mlceli, jakoby no an
nebylo. Teprve And6lka, ma
JIG Sc posaditi, k hrnecku sve
kavy, nabizela Sc: ia zavo.
lam pana Halaburda, ano?"
''Neni treba,' zadrzela il
matka. "On celesel."
| ga zas uz nebude S nam
snidat?" divila sc malicka.
Pan ucitel vedel, ze pomoc
mix hned tax nevstane nepri
.padlo mu ami buditi no = bu
de nutno bez jeho pomoci Sc
lobejiti, jak donna pfi -zkousce
tax i v kostele. Podobne smysls
ly matka Ruzena - kdoz vi
bude-i sc moci ukaZati k ODE
du, bude-li mono utajiti ostl
du jeho pred hostmi, kteri 81
brzy schazeti pocnou.
| Jen Barci to nedao, aby
Ipan Halaburd byl tax docel;
sam sobe zdstaven. Nekolikra
naslouchala u ieho dveii, ko
necne, kdyz uvnitr bylo porat
J TAX ticho a klic byl zvenci "a
strcen, polehoucku otevrevs
strcila hlavu do pokoje.
Co to? postel byla prazdna
V pokoji nikoho nebylo. Pal
Halaburd, 0 nemzto Sc vsichn
domnivali, re lezi jako zabity
byl pryc! A odesel zajiste We
mi zahy, kdyz ami ona - Ba
ca 0 tom niceho nevedela
'Sel sc nepochybne vykou
pat" miMl pan Velat, uslyse'
tu novinu.
4 Kdyz Sc pomocnik potom p'
rad nevracel, u6iteI pravil pre-,
manzelkou a RIzenou: "Jist
je mu hanba pred nami Sc obj
w.t. Neokazujte mu nijak ne
vole, delete, jako by Sc byl
mic nestalo."
Jiz Sc dole schazeii hudebn
. ci a zpevaci k urcene zkous
ce. Dostavil Sc pan Lebe
\
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tam a co potion nasledOvalo -
nemohl Sc zdrzeti hlasiteho
smichu.
Hbite vybehl pc schodech
do bytu ucitelovic, pGsobilo mu
tajnou radost, re mohl RGzene
ukazati, jak on po minule no
ci jest ma tele ma duchu sve-
ri. Pc kratkem a rozmarnem
proslovu jeho lice zvaznelo.
"Vam snad neco schazi?"
tazal Sc.
NE" odtusila strucne div
ka.
"Nevyspala jste Sc, dobre, a.
nebo-snad Sc ma mne hneva-
te?"
"Nezasluhoval byste toho?'
"Cim pak?"
"Vcera jste pozval pana Ha
laburda, aby vas doprovodil.
Kan pax jste no zavedl'?
* nam ma Smrzovku, jak
byla jeho VILE"
"Jiste nebyla jeho VILE, a
by Sc opil," pokracovala R1ze
ma $ karavym pohledem. ''Kde
sc to stalo?"
"Se mnou nebyl nez mysli
vne."
"A sci cd vas strizliv?"
"Mel nanejvys malou spi-
cku".
"Tedy Sc zrovna u vas pi-
lo?"
"Jen tax k uhaseni zizne. =
Con prisel domu, jako ka-
Ger 2 vaSich spolecnosti cho-
dival = kdo jej do toho pri-
,vedl?"
"Vy mate arci domneni ma
mne -"
"A krivdim vam?"
"Krivdite. Ze pan Halaburd
vcera trochu vice pill nez oby-
cejne, toho posledni a pravy
duvod jest jista Kosobudska
slecna -"
"Sle6na? Jaka slecna?"
! "Poznate il, doufam, podle
toho, re pan Halaburd ma ieji
zdravi a k jeji pocte tolikrat
pozdvihoval sklenici az -
! "Nechci cd vas uz mic tako.
veho slyseti.
"A ja," ,pravil 81 v duchu
Lebeda, kdyz, Rdzena v zad-
MIN pokoji zmizela, imam no
w jasny ddkaz, jak rychle tc
S wanna dvema slo ku predu.'
Rozd6leni netrvalo dlouho
pan Velat je volal dola ke
zkousce "a sci spolecne mimi
"Kdyz tn neni pan Hala
burd,' pravil, "musim jiti san
ma ranni do kostela. Zatin
zkousejtes jak to vdbec mo5
no."
Ma dolejsi chodbe zastavils
je Barca, prichazejic udycha
ma z mestecka.
'Namanula- sc mi stara Stt
hulova, domkarka," jala 81
kvapne vypraveti - "ta videls
pana Halaburda."
"Kdy?" tazal Sc ueitel.
/ "Casne rano, snad jestt
pred slunce vychodem.'
"To je nam malo platno =
kdyby no radeji byla videl;
ted ma namestf."
"Pane uciteli,' ozvala S
sluzka, skoro do place nabira
JIG, "podle toho, CO mi pove
della, snad uz pana Halaburd;
ami nespatfime!'
/ Jake? Co ii pov6dela?"
"Pasla svou kravicku biz,
hfbitova. Pan Halaburd sci OF
m6stecka. polni pesinou svate,
ne oblecen - Stehulky 81, ne
vsimnul, protoze pel hlavu n;
chylenou, oci ma zem sklopene
zrovna pry jakoby funus'
kracel "a truhlou sve matky'
sPresel most, dal Sc silnic
ma levo, az sc dostal ma kone
Vraze. Tam 4uz zahybal pry
OG feky. ale zas Sc vratil
Evening star., 1923-10-09


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view, Suite 8O2, Edmonds bldg.
Statesmen (TEN)
Middle age or, over, to sell
tombs in Abbey Mausoleum.
High-class proposition with ade-
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School for Statesmen, United
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statesmen - Reliable young
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Star *Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTuwEsT

18th ana vermeut ave, John G. Haiey.
1.ts 1 and r. Days Phsrm.ey'
14th ana clifton. n. -Coiodny 4 60.
IIth ana Harvaras The Harvard phasma"y'
14th and Columbia road. Evans Drug store.
a.a, s.es i4ts M rSu nrcr.ush,sT sTpssnqsss psssmssy
1901 18th St. Randolph Pharmacy
Hoimead and Otis.-nlace. Hcimeas Pharmacy
18th aud Colorado AVE. P'ney nr'nci
sens Mount Pleasant st. NV. Mount Pie-.an'
saa4 18th, Payne,s Pharmacy.
21s2 Caiifornia ave-, Morgan Bros s,
9Th and X. Goldenhera's thine eserk desk''
sth s .t. stu .nd n n" n. i. I ave. J. French simpson.
9th and . SITS. McGaire,s Pharmacy.
1901 Ga. ave. Roais ,s ,pssTasy;i mach road noes
n CoIodny & Co. G., ave; and Tr.hmr ST.
fss h,as G.. ave s.i;.s.sa Msssfi pssnmses rnnr%
+ Dupont Cirrie. nnpont Pharmacy.
,ss st and FLA Fla. ,ed r w.tsr psnssoe
Fla. ave. and 1st at sy,Tern LaTnns,mrsn as!s rn.r
North Cap. st. and II; I ave. Ps'kers ru''
1929 IA. ave. J. I.ou's Krsck.
2'st and G sts.. -ouigley PHARMACY.
2hth and Pa sve Hethet's Pharmacy
sses Conn. s,e.. Chevy csass Pnafmssrfs sfs,e,s,a
rskoma rart@sss cea,r st. Msttins'y Bros.
PharmAcy. "-'f -
GEoRGEToWN
csth and p SITS. Pride'a Pharmacy.
ss,t ssat Nd st" wssr Mossegs Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave. and o. Domaine fasrhacs'
NORTHEAST
Cd aud st.., aicchesuey 4 Joachim.
4th and II ats Brock h pictens.
na7 VI st. Garrsn's Mrstc store;
eth st. and Nd: ave. L1uis r. Rssd'eS.
81 HI
Jl1l II ST.. Sears Newsstand.
North Cap. and Eye. Kenea,y pharmacs' %
a2a East Capitol st.. Pauls phsrmae!'
1ath and East Cap. lincoln Park Phsrmac!.
oo,h st. and R. I. ave. Collins fnafm'es-
$500 18th n.e., Mayo's Phsrmsey-Brookland.
SOUTHEAST
2d St and Pa. ave-. H. E. sprncehspk:
Sth md Eye. Weller 4 Moskev's PharmaeF'
1Ith and Pa. ave, Fssly's pharmacy.
18Th and Pa. ave-. Smysers Pnarmacs.
1907 Nichols ave. Weiss & Iiealy-Anaeesus'
SOUTHWEST
9Th and d sts.. Lantz Bros.
az ana L SITS, Columbia Pharmacy
RATES CENTS a WORD
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Fur Fur ssie M and wanted miscellaneous
Dogs. Pete. etc,
Automobiles for Sale and wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
cents a word.
REAL ESTATE ADS
words to the line, nne minimum. at 'ine
rate. rs follows:
time 2Oc per line.
2 times. lSc per i,rr.
times l-c per line.
times. 16c per line. =
~ times, l5c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL Pm.
All advertisements for The Evening star
must be 1T The Star once or one ~ Ire ,r s,a.
branch Offices by II pm. the DAY BEf oith
ISSUE, with the following eSceptions:
Lost and Found. ca. ..-
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations. ,:a..
Advertisements urder the above classincat- a :
tjops will be accepted at The Star once, 1Itn
ar and Pa ave- Until 9:30 am. day or Issue
All advertisements for The Sunday star must
be received at The Star Office by $50 Pm sa,.
nriay, or at any OF The star branch shees oy
4:3o pm. Saturday. -
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad'
rertixements from transient advertSers.
Evening star., 1923-10-09
. WANTED-sALESMEN.

LINE-WIRE SALESMAN. with Ford. Dodge
or Chevrolet ear. to introduce cheapest and
best shock absorber the MARKET: excellent
PROPOSE dOn to right party. Apply Room 50e.
A03 New York II "
Evening star., 1923-10-09

MARSkAkI bUSINESc bnVhE.Ao- Z
Tire and battery service. desirable location;
rent. s1o0: price, 1880: full particulars at
this ONCE. ,
Cafeteria; in heart of business section: well
furnished: rent $50: price, $500. Sickness
cause of selling. .s....s -. ! F,
Butter, eggs, delicatessen and groceries; nc
better location In city. low rent: price, 81, 400;
inspection invited. ---1, -
Delicetessen and grocery; ne; well stocked
rent, SIS; living rooms: price,. s, SEQ.
Grocery and meats; uptown: new eqnip
ment; rent. SIS: owner leaving city; price
$2,350.
Roounisg house: well furnished; near It'll
ana Eye sts.: price. $3.50. =
: Incoming house; near 10th and Mass ave..
i3 rooms; rent. $50: price, 81 100. .,
Z Roomin4 house; on Mass ave: lG. reomss 7
baths; electricity: price. s.. 100
( Rooming hopse: downtown; IL rooms: rent
$50; price. $1,000.
Incoming house: near 10th and Mass. ave.
10 rooms: rent. $40; price, $780,
booming house: near 18th and Mass. ave.
IA rooms; nicely furnished; worth 81 800
Booming house; 30 rooms. several baths
steam heat; electricity; will sacrifice.
Marshall Business Brokers,
929 n. 7. Ave.
Evening star., 1923-10-09
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
AMATEURS-Cash prizes. Apply at box Of
Meatpr Tbeater. 535 Nth se.
REPRESENTATIVE ttwo) for nations liy
known school: sol,c fling. Address Box
TIP. Star Office.
STENUGRAPHERS, ,yplsts. clerks mey earn
1irCn for evening courses by day or evening
work Free employment service for students: /:
125 cultural and practical subjects. Research
University. % Jackson H. los
WALTERS AND WAITRESS ES-FLf. .een expe-
rienced. Caro- Hotel. North 21O6
Evening star., 1923-10-09

~ AANOs
Steady work and good pay for Fight men
Apply immedste'?. 2nls 18th st. a.w.
C H A U F F E U R S-We are
forced to add many new cars to
our present large fleets due to
increase in business. Our
drivers make big money: we
need 50 drivers at once; Wash
ington's largest taxi. Black &
White Taxi. 1914 New Hamp-
shire ave.
Evening star., 1923-10-09


Wanted Help
Wanted Situations ,,e..
Advertisements urder the above classinca-
tions win be accepted at The Star ONCE. 1lth
At. and Pa ave. until 9:30 am. day OF issue
An adyortisements for The Sunday star must
he received at The Star Office by $50 pm Bat
nrday. or at any OF The star branch sfhees oy
80 pm. Saturday. III "a
vertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1923-10-09
RUG
SALESMAN.

Ne have an attractive open;
ing for a capable young sales.
man in our rug department. An
excellent opportunity for one en-
perienced in floor coverings. Ap-
ply
SERVICE MANAGER.
THIRD FLOOR,
GOLDENBERGS.
Evening star., 1923-10-09

TRUCK FLEET SALESMAN.
Good opportunity with large
corporation for an experienced
man who has actual knowledge
OF operation on cost basis; also
proper educational foundation.
Apply by letter only. giving full
data, age, experience. salary, ref
erences, etc. Address Box 33S-
P, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-10-09

READING ALOUD-Sehator's
secretary possessing pleasing
personality desires employment
evenings and Sundays reading
to adults or children; thorough
|ly trained; highest references,
covering character and ability.
Telephone Potomac 1923. 10*