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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
RESISTANCE OF
GERMAN PEOPLE
GROWING FAST.
Germans State French Forces
Have Advanced e Miles
Beyond Frontier and are
Now Occupying GoddeIar

WASHINGTON, u. d. Feb. 6.
Through its embassy here the Gcrma.
government today denied formally that
is policy Of Resistance 20 the French
occupation Of the Ruhr district ha
been modified. II declared that unani-
nous resistance on the part Of the Ger
man people il steadily growing.
The German embassy also reported
that the French occupation troops ha.
advanced 25 miles beyond the frontier
and were now occupying Goddclau ~
HcSSe. This report has reached London
in an Essen dispatch. and the CORES
pondent adds that the Germans are mo.
mentarily expecting the occupation o4
Mannheim.
DUSSELDORF. Feb. &. Resistance by
the German functioraricS and railroad
men has been greatly strengthened hy
the visit 70 Essen Of Chancellor Curu.
Hugo Shines. the Grrmsn marnase. a.
20 visited Essen but refused 10 hr in-
tervicwed. The situation throughout tie
Ruhr is again reported to hc hopclc 81
IS deadlOckrd.
Several persons were injured in
demonstration n DorStcn. which was
broken up bv the German police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
TO KEEP ENGLISH
CHILDREN I'm SCHOOL

LONDON. Feb y. Plans have been
made hv the educational authorities in
England and Wales to keep children be-
tween the ages a fourteen and eighteen
IN the schools rather than allow them
u eater Industries and other lines Of
work whe~r there are already 100000
unemployed between these ages
Lad, ASfor'S plan - remedy the evil
has h.cn gwen much attention. and the
present rlAn 10 ~ submitted ~ par
lament IS founded upon Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
3 BODIES RECOVERED
FROM BURNED HOUSE
AT WICHITA, KANSAS

WICHITA. Kar. Feb. e. With three
unidentified bodies recovered. the fire.
mcn today resumed their search in the
ruins Of the Ghetto apartment building
DESTROYED by fsre yesterday.
The original report stated that "a
persons were missing. but = rcchcrk
showed that most of them were account
- for. Eight persons were injured IN
.he fire. ard eight hodies are sill re-
!.cvcd TO - buried under tons of debris.
nsaing the total death liss eleven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
MEXICO JOURNALISTS
WILL HAVE HOSPITAL

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 6.-Thc corner
stone for a 'Newspapcrmen's Hospital"
Is 10 be laid here soon a. the rrsui. oI
an active campaign FOR funds by virtu-
ally all OF the publications Of the cap
isal Although members 81 the pro.cs.
sion are the nominal benrficaries. the
hospital will bs open - all persons
who care 10 tax. out mcmht rSkipS. Tire
best physicians Of the city have s.gni-
fled willingness 10 cooperate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06

NEW YORK. Feb. Supreme
Court Justice Cohalan WAS asked to-
day To rule whether thn shattered
romance of Geraldine Farrar anil
Lou Tcllcgen shall De unrollch be-
fore tic public or the petition of the
diva for a divorce BE- threshed cut
in referees office behind closed
doors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
PUBLISHERS TO VISIT
Ell PAS0 III AUGUST

III PAEu Iryas Fth u Ei Pa.a
will entrrfa teltnafes fo the 1923
conversion of thr T,Eas Daiiy Nev WHY
p+i publishers a.s aci iHtiDr nrzf August.
the fhanher of Commerce h.. taroarc
ed Other conventions tu Ht hr'A r Ei
Paso this rcnr include tha' Mi fha Na
tionai Federation W resf Grssrp CLERKS.
fhr week. rfirriur Labor pHN. ami thr
Southwest Medical and Surgical a,sp-
csatIrr VA thr faii on some date to hr
determined later
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06

.AE'~TIN Texas. T-h u The Pope
hill rNtrtsf'iu- the snnifarsS fur text
bnek- WV r.r wv i'rveuil.rr nus Set frf
special u4,lrl MI business in th- senate
4 r~das.
Senator Iafr introduced a primary
ltiil iu 'he senate which provides thar
yutsr~ nWf -lii til.r wv party pledges
aal srrk- M rfcrrni iniunrifinns against
tNr rHulila;s>.
>eifafur 49, NJ irtr,ulnrri prnruSrd
crusiifntinnai amen insnf s~rkih. q" esn.
.rIltrair ai fitr courts WIT civil appeals
infe supreme court. ~ extend thr
irsl.~ pf ~ft', eruuty di>iri.t aud pre-
siHst rfnerr> tn fnHr Years. and 4" nm
rinla i.,rtofe> and Industrial miiI> frou
taNAliuA fur trn wears
y prefr~i hs Major Thomas II Eunis
aruil-i rhr WitT liiil. authorizing fire
INSURANCE. companies in nrnalixr towns
fpg baj lire rvcnrts was read wv Ihe
~.lafr
The hau~e c"nniftee ~ jurlS pr;i
drurr reported Eniavptails ua The
THrncf hiil making il frlons for any
person Whilv masked h" enter I'LL" prem
i>- M another fHr purira~e nj intinida
iieu as assault
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
REQUEST HUGHES
TO APPEAR BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTED

WASHINGTON n. C. Fph q Th-
senate finance ramalittee decided to re-
fer rs Secrc AIRY Hughes the rcql-t hy
Senator Rob.u.pn. democrat of Arhnu-
sas. that r." secretary apreaf tsiofe
the committee. ChaiFsnrn Lodge SAID hr
would send the request to Hu~hca
without comment. Robinson wa~ th
author IF the resolution fnr thr an-
puinimert - an American rfprrsrrta-
tive on thr rrnara'iors commits inn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06

ELGtN. Texas. Feb. ~ More than 2na
ru,al school children. teachers. farm
demonstrators and Schoo! SupcrinIcn-
dents attended the rri-county school
meet here this week \ second meeting
will W. held III February. " was au-
nonncvd. Demonstrations i'm cooking and
sewing. cattle judging and poultry Sc
l.rtil- were given I'M A. 4 n. college
renresenta tatiyes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
COOKED HIS GOOSE

RICHMONn. Ky. Feb. 6.-Search-
rrs late YESTERDAY located and re-
moved from high tension electric
wire a goose which had escaped from
Il produce yard here Sunday night
a~d aliuhtin@ on the wire. caused a
short circuit that plunged the city
III darkness The goose was well
cooked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
NEW PRICE ON BREAD

NEW YORK. Feb 6.-A new low
record of two cents for l6-ource
loaf Of bread was reached Monday
IN chain store bread war. Last
week one company set a price of
y isc which WAS lowered BY it, COM
petitor yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06

LAUSANNE. Feh q Iti1a >ur H.,.
~ fh" Turkish delegation w ihr Near
Easi conference saii indat that Turkey
anal The l.ow"~s Aad re:,s tcd rn ngrs.
Y '.,i 81 fhr irti~tiirt"ral ~atiirla'i-ns
haii there are stiit many in,p"rsan' r.
ianesi matters in viih an ngrrrmrrr
was raf affected lIe stated thar Tmr-
lrs believed the phicripn,,blc riasls~rs ~
tir treaty rrui'l hs eliminated ur. rr-
viSed
i.i,irati"n~ rre thar the ultimate fate
~ the trcaiy RESTS in the hanis - fh'
gnverrrrui~ w l.ludnn. Paris ami Rome.
Reuters correspondent said ~" head
~ fhe F'rcnrh Delegation hsd iniiriairsl
The possibility ~ the treaty being signed
sInu~t immediately.
Esulhers quoted fav French source
>avne the Turks made proposal for
Srp.r rat.. ~ rec between Turkey and
Great Britain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
Vote Appropriation A of
$4,000, 900 for Aid Of
Texas Public Schools

AUSTIN. Tesas. rrh. 6.-The
house this morning engroSseh and
finall, passed the Nelson bill APP
Tropriating $1,000 600 for the aid of
the public schools Of Texas for The
~ehpsa Tic year. beginning Septcm-
her I. 1872. 20 be distributed a. n
saiIahle school fund. The vote stood
i01 to 10.
Representative Safierwhifc pre-
dictrh guhcrnatoriai veto for the
Nelscn bill because q did not pro-
,ide far raising the money anpro-
priafsd. Nelson said the state could
afford 60 provide for the Young
children Of the state if IL could
afford 20 build Il state college in
West TcNa~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
Local Weather Data.

r,rom.ter -. Yesterday ~. 30.3l
Rarome.er : a.r,. today .. ao.l2
Tcmpcra+urc highest yca'erda. IN
Temperature pm. yesterday ~
Temperature lowe. lat nl"ht @1-
Tcnreraiurc am. today -.... -.
Temperature 1880 today .-... As-
Humidity pm yesterday tpcfl ~.
Unaiditiy am. today pei ~.
Humidity 1880 today trefl lh.
prec p:tssion 7 pm. yesterday ~ 0.ep
PRECIPITATION : ann. tofav .-.-... ono
Total tainfr,! iris month ..-... COS
Wind tdirre ard veil pm. ~ ~
wind sdirre and vcli am -..-. N-5
Weather pm. Yesterday clear
Weather a.m. to-day .-.....-. cieaf
e., a..ts TODAY .............. 0.IT
III. r;sn< ,oaortow . ..ll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
Turk Delegation uf
Lausanne Has Finally
accepted Allied Terms

LONDON. irh. e.--Trancr this
afternoon notified Great Britain
that this Ottoman delegation Ut tine
Lausanne conference had formally
agreed "a sign al the peace terms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-02-06
Fought Throughout War.

Mr.. Nixon was native of Florida.
and al the opening Of the Civil War
Evening star., 1923-12-16
Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va. .
Marshall Business Brokers.

Delicatessen and grocery, well located; 4
year lease; price, So. 800.
Bargain. on account of death: grocery and
meat store; will be sold at sacrifice. Don't
miss this. chance; price, ST. 200; rent, S35.
Confectionery and candies, downtown; low
Restaurant good ocation; living rooms: op-
portunity for man and wife: out OF
city; must be sold: price. 5000.
Restaurant, in business section: old estab-
lished and paying proposition; lease; price low.
Dry goods store; rent, $50; price. $500.
Special-Garage, accessories, repairs. gas,
oils; doing the business; sacrifice at 81, 200. A
real bargain.
covers large territory; 5-year lease; $500.
Roon,ing house, 10 rooms, baths; h.-w.h.,
elec.; $500.
Rooming house, Il rms, elec.; price. 81 600.
Rooming house, Vermont ave-, exclusive;
s1,700.
Rooming house, IA rms, baths; price right.
Rooming house, 10 rooms; price, $3.50.
Rooming house, IL rooms; rent, $50; price,
$3.50.
Rooming house, partly furnished. $500
Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, SO; price,
RoomiDg house, IS rooms; rent, $3.50; price.
5000.
boarding and rooming house. downtown; II
rooms: rent, 500; price. 1850.
Rooming house. IL rooms; price, $500
Shoe shining and cleaning, on 14th st. NV:
valuable lease. years; opportunity for right
man: price, 5000.
Shoe shining and repairing; rent, $50; ex-
pensive machinery; price, $1,000.
Dyeing and cleaning business, uptown; rent,
$50; price, S1,1o9.
save time We do a real brokerage business.
Marshall Business Brokers,
o2o N. Ave.
Evening star., 1923-12-16
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK. reliable, or general houseworker. to ac-
company lady to New York; generous wages;
best references. Apply to Mrs. Appleman, 81.
James Hotel. Penn. ave, cor. 9th st. 15'
COOK. K.LAUNDRESs-Fsmily Of three. Phone
Columbia 2 1914 Newton St NV. is
GENERAL HoUsEW0RKER, good plain cook,
IN have es ssy l $40 per
Address Box 215-M. Star office.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. white girl: good
home: no laundry. Telephone North 11s3:
GENERAL HOusEwORK in apartment; col
ored girl. Apply Apt. 8. 1885 10th NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK; girl wanted. olym-
pia Apt. 18th and Euclid, Apt. "a.
GENERAL H0UsEw0RKER-At once. 1921
X st. NV.
GENERAL H0UsBw0RK, no washing: Take
l4th st. car to Kennedy. 1877 Kennedy
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER and cook; refer
ences. Call 272s 18th st. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER. must have city
references. 1927 First st. NV. 10.
GIRL for general homework; references. Call
1225 11th 81. w, after 8:
GIRL. reliable, colored stay nights. 3i07
Lowell st. Cleveland 1907.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. about thirty five. to
assist in general Homework and of chill
dren; permanent home for right person. Phone
Potomac 1882.
HOUsEKEEPER. elderly, white, for couple
with baby; stay nights. Address Box 245-M.
Star office. 16s
HOUSEWORK, helper neat. young eolored
girl; stay nights; good home. 9G0 Shepherd
st. NV.
WOMAN, middle age. white. to care for
six-year-old boy. Apply 61S Gresham pl NV,
after pm. 16s
WOMAN, white or colored. help housecean-
ing: must be good worker; 81 per week: for
a boarding house. 1713 De Sales st.
WOMAN, active. intelligent, white. as laun-
dress in small steam laundry, in local institu-
ton. Experience not necessary. Board and
room furnished and $40 per month salary
Address Box 16sM. Star office.
COOK and general house work.
er; good wages; references re-
quired; can stay nights. 1890
4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-16
SITUATI0Ns-FEMALE.


GOvERNEss-Yo Young Spanish woman. normal
graduate. desires position requiring education
and refinement; qualified to teach spanish,
elementary subjects and department, ADDRESS
Box 34S-M. Star office.
JANITRESS--Colored woman wants place with
living quarters, assist Janitor. 1429 Church
st. NV.
LADY. experienced. will shop. make or I'm
ish up Christmas work, care for children eve
nngs. Col. 1408.
NURsE-Experienced; would care for invalid
or baby. Col. S032.
NURSE. practical, wants position to care for
invalid or will accept place as housekeeper;
best of references. Address Box 23S-M, Star
office. 16e
PRACTICAL NURSE. German speaking. wishes
position with adults. Phone Col. $3.50.
SECRETARY-Trained nurse, normal gradu-
ate; Office experience; references. Col. ooIo.
STEN0GRAPEIER desires position immediate
ly: willing worker. Phone Col. $685..
STENOGRAPHER, long experience, capable
painstaking, 800 per month. Address Box
313- NJ, Star Office. u
STEN0GRAPHER desires position; good ref
erences Gall West 272.
PHER-sECRETARY, experienced; !;
executive ability; best local references; about
January q. Columbia S327 after PIN.
STENOGRAPHER-sEC years ex-
perience; general and patent law training; ca
pabale office manager; executive ability,
alert. efficient. Columbia 4SO2. l6e
TYPIS1, expert. wants position; perfect
work. Address Box l05-M. Star office.
TYPIST-CLERk position by experienced young
lady. Address Box 115-M. Star office. l6'
YOUNG WOMAN would Ike position in retail
store, delieatessen preferred; can furnish ex-
eellent reference. Address Box 310-M, Star
office.
Evening star., 1923-12-16
HELP MALE

DENTIST wanted at once;
must be registered; operative
work only; permanent position;
highest. salary to right party.
DR.. Wyeth. AZ 9TH NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-16
CHAUFFEURS.

CHAUFFEURS.
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply !:
references required. See Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
1214 New Hampshire Ave.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

SALESMAN, line opening Tor hustler. who has
reen selling photographs who knows radio
SETS: leads furnished. Address Box 25I N.
Star office
Evening star., 1923-12-16
RADIO AGENTS WANTED.

NADlo AIL1N l. y w AN Ell.
This amazing new transcontinental RADIO
phone outfit, built like q console phonograph,
offers you a chance to make big money; no
speaker built right In. The Transcontinental
Is a handsome piece Of furniture. all finished
complete, ready to use; any one can operate
guaranteed; easy to sell; one demonstration
gets the order and you make big liberal
pront. Turn your evenings into profit this
winter; sell these marvellous radio sets. Write
quick for descriptive folder. exclusive terri
tory. and our special big discount to agents
diophone Co, s40 West 47th St. Chicago. Ill :.
Evening star., 1923-12-16
Assistance for Corporations.

Assistance for Corporations.
Firms desiring new capital, services for in.
corporation, plans for preparation negotia-
ton for underwriting OF securities for corporate
needs. Address Box BAN Star Office. 1TS
S35O-RooMING HOUSE. 10 rooms: rent, $50.
S3J0-RoOming house. 8 rooms. h.-w.h.
SI50-Rooming house, II rooms, modern.
S'50-Rooming house, IL rooms: rent. $50
S650-Rooming house, 9 rooms, Capitol Hill.
S6J0-Rooming house. 10 rooms. 18th ST.
81 o00-RoOming and boarding business good
location, we'll equipped; big bargain
S2J0-Confectionery and shoe shine business.
s350-ConfeCtionery and rooms; rent, $40.
S650-ConfectiOnery and : rooms: rent. $40.
SJ50-Confectionery and lunch; rent, $50.
SS50-Confectionery aud rooms; rent, $40.
So 35Oo-Confectionery aud rooms; rent. $40.
81 S1,I0O-Confectionery and fountain; rent, S3S:
good stand and terms to suit You.
Ss00-Grocery and meat business; good locd-
ton; fine future big bargain.
81 20p-Grocery and rooms: rent. $50.
s., 1,000-Key- grocery and rooms; rent. SO;
good corner: good business: h.-wh.
81 .O0O-Grocery stand in market; rent. $40.
81 .J00-tirocery and rooms: rent. S65.
S350-Lunch business and . furnished rooms;
good location good trade.
81 ,O0O--Lunch: good corner: big bargain
STOG-Near beer and lunch: rent. $50.
81 ,OOo-Near beer and pool tables.
Il. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN s042. MAIN SO+S.
Machinisfs bldg 9th and Mass n. W
Evening star., 1923-12-16
Grocery and Meat Market.

Grocery and Meat Market.
Doing fire cash and credit business; good
location and long lease Big snap for right
party. No reasonable offer refused. Address
i,ox 154-M. star office. l6s
Opportunity Knocks Only Once.
4 well equipped garage and repair shop and
gas station long esta tablshed, doing good cash
business; monthly rent only $50; gas trade
alone more than pays your overhead. This Is
an exceptional opportunity. 1t will pay you
to investigate. Will consider terms If well
secured.
COLUMBIA GARAGE.
Cai,r,h;e Dika Arlington Va q
Evening star., 1923-12-16

SALESMAN want man OF pleasant per
sVnaity and good educatiOu, % years or ever
with ambition enough TO at least $40
'e- week. Opportunity for rapid promotion
tall Room 100. 1923 L 81. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

CAFE FOR SaLE-l5 years established ~
tables: good. steady trade; doing yearly bus-
ness over so6,oOo; has good pront; will show
books; $50 rent: 4-year lease. Owner leaving
country. Price can be fixed reasonable. Home
Cafe. 453 G ST. n.w-, opposite Pension 0fice.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

openings for several we'll appearing men. Our
product is guaranteed and has no competition
but not absolutely essential. as each man is
given individual instruction. Several va
,ancies now open in the following territories:
Washington and vicinity, Baltimore. Frederick
and Hagerstown. Nd; Wilmington and New
arE nal and Va
Evening star., 1923-12-16

DO YoU WONDER why we seek additional
capital when our records will snow we began
business with s. 600 In 1919: in 1872 our turn
over was over SI25. 900. and in 1923
500. 900. II yo2 have money to invest we can
offer you the opportunity Of lifetime. Legiti-
mate concmerciaI enterprise. For particulars
address Box 26S-M Star office. 17s
Evening star., 1923-12-16

GROCERY ST0CK-AbOut $500 worth of shelf
goods. all kinds: fresh, new stock; also 15-ft.,
29-drawer grocery counter and Dayton com
Evening star., 1923-12-16

II you want TO get into business for your
.elf. if you are looking for an opportunity
limited only by your own efforts and ability.
definitely assure you Of earning from
so TO 500 weekly. Commissions are paid In
advance. You take the order. look after
deliveries and collections. Write or call all
week. Fox Textile Corporation, Room 400.
star bldg.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

aess; large drawing account each week ami
one half of the profits Must devote entrr.
time. This is the best proposition ever offered
to any man. Business Will stand any kind OF
investigation. Address Box 26o-M, Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

AUTOMOBILE business, including franchise
for a high-grade passenger car. for sale at in
ventoIy: arrangements he made for fnsnC
ing Will take about $40. 600 to swing il. Ad-
nrpSs knN .H4- M Gfice
Evening star., 1923-12-16

So AN HOUR EASY-All or spare time: no
capital or experience required; homes church
es. stores, will buy the Diamond light" 800
candlepower; beats electricity; burns kerosene
or gasoline: lamps, lanterns; .catalog free.
Akron Lamp Company, Sc Lamp bldg, Akron,
Evening star., 1923-12-16

RESTAURANT on Pa. ave. for sale: good fix
lures; low rent: leaving town; don't miss it..
Address Box 94-M. Star office. 1S*
Evening star., 1923-12-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS -stenogra-
ply and typewriting. Jan. y; tuition, 20. spe-
ciai instruction. beginning today. for agent. IN
Salary. 81, $50 to 81, ,000 Day and night classes.
Patent ofice. Jan. 0. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School. Sc. cor. 12th and NV. fr. @ooo.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and wom-
en-: nationwide demand in all departments
hotels, tea rooms, cefeterias. clubs, apart
ment houses; uncrowded ,s nsld hns ,aor.aS nv,aI.
our students employed BY leading hotels every
where. Open evenings. Gail for particulars.
Lewis Hotel Training School 1340 n. I ave.
MEN AND WOMEN, ambitious, attend dis
courses and learn how your sales talent can
be developed and proftably used during spare
and full time: cost or obligation. Address
Box I'm. Star office.
LEARN ADVERTISING, EXPERIENCED IN
structor: limited class; reasonable rates. OPP
portunities off. Address Box 3O3-M, Star once.
1Ss
RADIo.stsrt now; finish course in June tut
eons Loon Radio cess Esss 4o sh s
s133 M0NTH-Railway postal clerks wanted !;
steady; list positions free. franklin Institute
Dept. 43.J. Rochester. \. Y.--
LEARN DRAFTING.
Zenith Engineering & Drafting College.
e45 Pa. Ave. See Mr.. Cook. Run 81. e9'
LEARN DRAFTING AND DESIGN.
ARCHITECTURAL.
MACHINE AND PATENT.
MECHANICAL.
SHIP AND BRIDGE,
STRUCTURAL STEEL.
TOPOGRAPHIC.
Keeping. ACCou NTING 4 civil SERVICE
ZENITH aN6
e45 Pa. Ave. See Mr. Cook. Room q. Il.
LEARN BARBER TRADE
Quick; position guaranteed. Tri-City Barber
school sl7 East Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANYTHING for rummaee sale: will buy dis
carded clothing miscellaneous household artl-
cles, etc. Phone Frank 9055-W.
ANTIQUES, all kinds; best prices paid. A. =.
Arnold, 1923 G ct. Main S17S.
AUTOMOBILE TRUNK-with or without at
tachment fixtures. Main 1858, Monday.
BICYCLE, girls second hand, 26inch wheels.
Phone Cleve. 1887.
CAMERAS, delo glasses. shotguns. tools OF
every kind; anything you have to sell. 0roce's.
llth and q NV. Phone Franklin 683 OF postal.
CIOKERS-would buy. in perfect condition.
two skin chokers, sable or Baum marten.
Phone Col. 423O-W. lo%
CLOTHTNG-Our prices for mems worn gar.
ments. overcoats, shoes, etc, are the best OBJ
tainable Auto calls. Main 4145. Justh 8
Old Stand. 610 D.
CLUTHEs-Win pay highest prices for ladies'
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone u
Stein, 1905 1th st. NV. Phone North 499:
CLOTHING-wil pay highest prices for mems
and womefi's worn clothing. Phone ]. Bern
stein, 1926 7th st. NV. North 20y4-J. 1Ss
CLOTHING-wiu call In my unlettered auto
mobile, city or suburbs. and nay you highest
esrded clothing Of all descriptions. Address
PG:t:a Pss i, Or nH pa0ass s.rtl ~ iaas e' w. h'es '
CLOTHING = Army and Navy clothing and
boots; highest prices paid. Cau Frsnkl!n 1870.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

LARGE LCNCHROOM and cafeteria in best
business section Of city. with small hotel
commo1at ons above; now Oh excellent paying
basis. Can giye long lease. Good reasons for
selling. Price. 81, 900 10 quick buyer. This Il
q bargain. Address Box 1s0-M, star Office I8s
Evening star., 1923-12-16

ROOMING HOCSE-A bargain, IL rooms, fur
uisbed; electricity; downtown. Terms to suit.
Phone Fr. I14s-J.
RESTAURANT-Smail. good stand. low rent
lease. doing good business for two partners
Call To / 30 a. m. SOS 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1923-12-16

SALESMEN-Are you looking for a golden
opportunity? Investigation is the best proof
II you have push. determination and person
altty We teach you Cur method Gail Room
1OA. I523 I.