davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-06-07

XXTHLE Governor Smith of New
w York was trying to make up his
mind whether or not to sign the act
repeating the states prohibition en-
forcement law, Prohibition Commits
sioner Haynes and his aids were busy
preparing a lot Of recommendations
for state legislation to be submitted
to the conference of governors in
Washington called by President Hard
ing. Here are some Of those recon-
m~endatlons:
Making the buyer Of bootleg liquor
equally guilty with the seller.
A paddock provision shutting tight
all cabarets and other places where
liquor is sold or consumed.
Drastic penalties for forging liquor
permits or labels.
Summary removal of state or local
prohibition officials found derelict. ="
Making 1t a felony to possess or
traffic In apparatus for making home
brew.
ForbiddIng sale or advertisement of
materials for distilling liquors or
brewing beer.
Substituting ~penitentinry sentences
for fines in convictions Of fragrant law
v%iolntors.
II President Harding had his way
it's a mighty big "lf'-the District Of
Columbia would be drier than the
Sahara this week during the Shrine
convention. He wrote personally ask
ing the district commissioners TO en-
force the prohibition law strictly and
they promised to do so. There was
no noticeable panic In the ranks of the
Mobiles.
, 1923-06-07

DAMON DE VALERA and Aitken,
Il chief of staff of the Irish repub-
lican army, have issued orders to their
followers to cease their war on the
Free State and TO dump their arms.
De valera's order says: "other means
must be sought to safeguard the ma
tons right. Further sacrifice would
be In vain. A continuance of the
struggle in arms is unwIse in the ma.
tional interests. The republic can no
longer be successfully defended by
your arms"
, 1923-06-07

IRON another point OF view the
statesmen comprising Senator La
Follette's National Conference on
Valuation of American Railroads"
also profess to look on the railroads
as one Of u greatest problems. The
, 1923-06-07
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT

Commercial inquiries answered and
Information gladly furnished witbous
cost. ADDRESS any firm above.
, 1923-06-07

REAT BRITAIN, in reply to
" Russia's note. has accepted, with
slight reservations, Russla's offer Of
compensation for the seizure OF Brit
ish trawlers and for the execution Of
Charles f. Dawson and the arrest and
detention of Mrs. Stan Harding, n
newspaper correspondent. and the
withdrawal OF the two Welnsteln notes
written In reply to the British protest
over the prosecution Of church Off
cials. The Russian reply with respect
to propaganda in Asia, however. is
held unsatisfactory. and the withdraw
al Of Russian representatives. in
Teheran and Knbul Is demanded.
TWO Americans who gained consId.
Il cradle fame in politics died last
week. Joseph w. Folk, former gov
ernor OF Missouri and for some time
Republican leader I'm thnt state. passed
AWAY In New York Monday. Claude
Kitchln, congressman from North Car.
ollna and formerly Democratic leader
In the house, died Thursday after n
long Illness. Mr.. Kitchln, who served
in congress twenty years, was n pow
erful debnter. He WINS especially
noted ms nm opponent OF a large army
and of preparedness, and he voted
against the declaration Of war against
Germany, but after we entered the
war he earnestly supported every
move by the government for victory.
, 1923-06-07

BOtIM-ALLEN JEWELRy 60.
and repairing. All orders promptly
to. Est. 1879. 10th & Champa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
UMRTf P. EDUARDO JEzKA

v MAIDEN v6ku % rokn Ze-
mrel v sobotu po kratsi memo
ci p. Eduard Jezek, jenz Sc hor
live sdcastnoval pfi zacatec-
Mich pracich naSeho osvobozen
skeho hnuti. Byl p1wnim taje-
mnikem Ceskeho Mar. Sdruze-
nj. Pochazel z Berouna, kde
ma dosud matku a sestru. Ne
davno Sc vratil z navst3vy sta
re vlasti zajiste n'etuSe, ze to
byla navst6va posledni. V A.
merice dlel 10 rokI. Pohfeb
jeho konan bude z pohrobnic-
keho dstavu A. Nosek a syno-
We ma vych. 55. ul. Ultra v L.
terry o 2. hod. odp. do collin
woodskeho kremIatoria. Bud4
mu zachovana dobra vzpomin-
ka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
NOVA HROMADNA LOUPEz
. MA VYCHODNf STRANE.

Bezpecnostni pom6ry naseho
mesta nikterak Sc nelepsi, So
tva policie namahou dopadne
lnpice jednoho, hlasi Sc k Gin
nosti jiz Ease jiny podobny w.
tecnik. TAX ma dnesek po pil
noci navstfvili lupici pet bytd
ma vych. strane a uloupili cen
nych v6ci "a $500 a 500 ma
hotowosti. Cinnost zahajili lu-
pici tim, ze prvn6 navstfvili
domov policejniho serzanta
Franka Hlavina, 1884 vych.
131. ul., kam Sc Moupali oknem
a odnesli sluzebni revolver.
PAX pfenesli pdsobnost do ctvr
ii obyyvane Polaky. v byte F.
Vasky, 1929 Melba ave. Sc
brazil tri demantove prsteny v
Gene $780,; II Jamese Sroczyn-
skeho, 1855 vych. 124. ul. u
kradli SIS; u F. Pinty, 4272 w.
chodni 1876. ul. unof%tili $40
a II St. Kwasilbarskeho, 11725
Robertson ave. troje hodinky,
par nausnic a $62 MA hotovosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
VACL. ALBRIGHT z PRAHY

vhtuos ma akordeon a zpevak
kabaretnich pisni rozlouci sc v
sobotu dine q. ledna v Narod-
nj Sini ma Broadway 8 ceskym
obecenstvem clevelandskym.
Je to posledni koncert jeho
We zdej$im meste. Ia kratkou
dobu jeho pobytu v Clevelan-
de ziskal 81 mas krajan AL.
brecht takove prime ceskych
lidi zdejsich, ze mile man bu-
de vzpominano, jak vybbzn9
Sc o koncertech jeho kazdy po-
havil. Zacatek koncertu So
botnfho je v 8. hod. vecer.
Pfedprodej listkl ma pi.
Smrzova. Program jest zcela
novy a to: Zimni pisen cd Hvi.
zd:alka; Pepicka, cd Haslera
Jaro jde k nam; Podzimni pi-
sen; San Karolima; Dragouni
Tony - Tony; a mnoho il.
nych zcela novych pisni a po-
p4vkd, jez jeste nezpival. Ma
shledanou v sobotu v Narodni
SIM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
"RIC JIM" MORTON OD.
SOUzEN 20 DRUHE.

Po delsfm llvazow&nf rozho-
dla porota v sobotu 0 vine re-
mesln6ho lupice Mortona, IVA
neho v zlodejske hantyrce "Rig
Jimem" a okresni soudce H.
w. Jewell z Delaware, odsoudil
jej poznovu "a loupeznou kra-
dez, spachanou u The West
Cleveland Bank Coz, ktere by
10 ukrademo $65.000. Rozsu-
.dek mi cd jednoho do patnacti
leteho pobytu v Festnici
Soudce nevyhovel ami zado-
.sti obhajce, ably odsouzenemu
povolen byl odklad trestu tax,
re delikvent must nastoupiti
.cestu tam kan patti. Morton
,pfijal rozsudek chIadne, mel
jest9 te sm9losti, re rekl: "Ne-
mann mic k namftanf vyjma to,
ze jsem ma zlocinu5 tom TAX
malo vinne jake kterako-li O.
soba v teto sini." Kid neopou-
,st6l: :jej, dekoval obhajci KY
nul celemu soudu ma pozdrav.
Ma move odvolani pry nepomy-
sli, jelikoz jsou pry jeho pro
stfedky ma vedeni dalsiho pro-
cesu dplne vycerpany a podob-
ne nemaji penez jeho pirate
le.
Po1ota hlasovala .celkem ety.
rikrate, sestavena byla z polo
why muzd as poloviny Zen,
poslednejsi 'byly pry vesmes
pro odsouzeni obzalovaneho.
Jelikoz ma Morton mnoho pfa-
TEL, a panuji obavy, ze by tito
Sc mohli pokusiti o nasilne je-
no osvobozeni, neni znamo,
kdy Morton .bude zpet dopra-
ven do Columbus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
CHRANTE Sc PRED Ma
CHLAZENlM.

TAX varuje obcanstTo .-zdra-
votnf komisaf dr.. lockwood,
jehoz raporty oznamuji, ze "a
posledni til tydny bylo u mas
hlaseno los onemocn6ni chfip-
kou a zapalem Pile, vesmes
koncvsfch smrti. Zejmena hro-
zivou m9rou pfibyva zapaleni
Pile. Jako ochranu prot tteto
zle chorob6 odporucuje veno-
vati kazdemu nachlazeni vel
kou pozomost hned pfi vzni-
ku. Hlasene nemoci zavinova-
ny jsou hlaun6 stridavymi zme
nami teploty. Varovani jest
jist9 tosove, a zde jsou n6ktere
pokyny, ktere nikdy nemame
pousteti Sc zfetele.
Nezdrzujte Sc Y pfetopenych
mistnostech, majicich vyssi
temperaturu jak 68 stupnd.
Bakterie chou chorob nesnesou
vdbec chladna. Spete v dobre
provetravanych loznlcfch. Ne
vmesujte sc We velke zastupy
lidu. Jsteli nachlazeni hledejte
neb povolejte lekafe, byt' sc
choroba zdala sebe nepatrnej-
81. Strezte sc propoceni. Po-
cit'ujete-li, re mate znan.ky
chripky, starejte Sc sami, byste
neprisli do styku s jinymi zdra
vymi osobami. Dychejte vdbec
jen cisty vzduch.
DR.. lockwood We zprave
pravi, re vetSina zemfelych o.
sob prinalezela prostfednimu
v6ku a v kazd&m skoro pfipa-
de 1mrti, nasledovala smrt v
pom6rne kratke dob9.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
WESrPARKSKE SKOLY A
JEJlCH ZBEDOVA.
NY STAv.

Ida sc, re pfitlenenim pred
mesti West Parku sc dostaIo
Clevelandu neocekavaneho "a.
tizeni, neb tamejsi skoly byly
po podrobne inspekci provede.
ne skolnfm architektem w. r.
McC Comackem prohlaSeny ne.
jen "a nedostatecne, ale j ne
dbale konstrukce, tax re jsou
.pry dokonce nebezpecim. Ma
budovach sotva til roxy sta
rych, oIbjeveny byly hrozive tr-
hliny, rozstupujici Sc podlahy,
nektere velke chyby pfi W.
chodech v padu pozaru a po-
dobnych nedostatkI celia dal-
ST rada, v9tsinou zavinenych
spatnym stavebnfm materia.
lem pri stavbach pouziteho.
Byvaly riditel skol westpark-
skych a nynejsi asistent cleve-
landskeho skolnfho riditele,
wv. B. Demaline popira vsak,
ze by zejmena move Skolni bu.
|dovy byly nedbale staveny a
|opira Sc o tvrzeni, re novostav
by schvaleny byly statnimi in
spektory ze Skolni rada sc
pfi konstrukci Skol, zejmens
| pri opatfovanf stavebn1ho ma.
terialu ridila radou jak stat
mich dfadi, talk soukromych
kontraktori.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
WOODLANDSKY LUPIC POD
ZARUKOU $780, 900. -.

Postrach okoli Woodland a
vych. 55. ul., Carl Harris, vul-
go Jack Miles, jenz Sc dopustil
cele fady pfepadi, byl vcera
policejnim soudcem Sam H. Sill
bertem odkazan velkoporot9 a
dan soucasne "a diva nejt9zsi
zlociny, pro vrazedny 1tok ma
pi. Camelu Cocovou. 1865 W.
chodni 80. ul. a jin6 loradeze
pod celkovou zaaMku 5000. 900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
ITO JSEM SAM RAD.


Ia pom9sn3 slusne n&vst9vy
ktera nejen k vdli ptedstavenf
samotnemu ale i vzhledem k
dcelu, hrano bylo We prospech
skoly, m9la bJti rozhodne lep-
81, sehral dram. sbor Mt. Plea
SAINT pdsobiy6 polracovanf We
selohry, sehran6 pied dvema
tydny ITO jsem sam rad".
Take vcerej3ek znacf dalsi
pokrok cileho odboru neb "a
mestnane silly Sc suazily skutec
ne postawiti ma prlna pekne fl
gurky, COZ Sc Jim take vybor-
ne podafilo.' ralmu vecera od-
nesl svarlivy BartoniEek, (p. F..
Lisy), jehloz posetile napady
nasty vd6cnkho ohlasu v obe-
censtvu, pojeti 'fburzousta" !"
bylo velice pripadne, podobne
statecne mu' selkundovai zet'
advokat p. Kar. Hegrat, ktery
ma p9knon ochotnickuu routi-
nu. Podobn< sc nam ilibil svar
ny nadporucik p. G. Wimra,
jenz ma p1lpf divadelni HAS
az ma TO-. ze misty nepronasf
|v6ty sve dlohy hlasite, ably vice
vynikly. Pdrek hotelierd byl
sehran chuti jistotou pi. F..
Bfezinovou q p. X. Kuchlerem.
Dobrou Olgou byla 81. RIzena
Hraha a spravnou mluvou pre-
'kvapovala pf. Marie Miksiko-
va v dloze malifky a take OBJ
starozni jeff sestra dobre poda-
ma pi. Marii Vencloyou. V o.
statnich lloh&ch pocinali 81 8
nalezitou jistotou p. Bedr. Pie
smid (prof. Posepnyl; p. Jan
Slapak (Nov&k); pi. M. Char
vatova (jeho chot' Emma); p.
AL. Wunsch (advokat Konva-
linka); Franta Zemina (Mi-
chal) a 81. Anna Dietrichova
(Rezi) mensf lloha pikoly
byla dobre uplatnena.
Hra provedena byla $ vel
kym zdarem, ac by souhfe ne
bylo nikterak Skodilo vice zkou
SEX a jest6 bedlivejsiho nastu-
dovani, talk aby m&povedova
'budka nejevila pro ochotniky
TAX velkou "pfitAzlivost". il
max jest odbor ma dobre cest6
a vznika v n6m ochotnicky
sbor, ma ktery bude mozno kla
sti naroky nejvetsi. Poschva-
ly zasluhuje pelne vyprave-
nj pon6kud maleho jevist6. O.
chota phi dekorovanf sceny by
mohla slouHiti pffkladem sbo-
rim jinym, kde teto dIlezite
STRANGE naseho diNadelnictvi je
|venovana pece nnohdy az "a
iostna.,, V mexiaktf hrAla so.
kolska hudba, iez opatfila tez
[hudbu phi po5dSjsf tanecni' "a
bav3.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22

V kiln6 z9Qniho dvor0au f.
stavu 0dobtutinnf spolecnosti
pro bla|ho zairzaf fentch ditek
nalezenspy1 na ramu obsseny
7o-lety hpstinsl1 Charles Cru
Der. Az 10 p1bhibice vlastnil
hostinec ma Eufhd a vych. So.
ul., pozd9jf SCI tkhoval do
Euclid vesuicf. kde do nedAv-
ma v zmfn9nfn dstavu praco-
val, az niu ta,nost tlto pfeka-
zila vleha choroba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22

Mineola, N. Y, FL. ledna.
Kap. Harry C. Drayton 2 Nit
chellova letist9 doletel dnes 2
Pine Valley Field, bHze Cam
den, N. j., ma Mitchell Field,
vzd&lenost 1l0 mil, We az minu
tach. Toto jest nejvyssi rekord
doc{leny v armadni vzducho-
plavb4.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
oBEf LlllovIN.

V sobotu ze9nfel 64-lety Au-
gust Grau, 6St0 Cedar ave. v
nemocnici ~. Lukase, kan po-
licii byl dplnk zpit dopraven.
Koroner Hammo1 po prohlfd-
ce mrtvoly ) vyslechem nekte-
rych sv6dkd zjistil, ze Grau Sc
napily vratil jiz v sobotu We
Ger domd. Kde vsak k otrav-
nemu napoji pfisal, nemohlo
byti policejn3 zjist6no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
MASKARNl PIES SOKOLA
CLEVELAND.

V sokolowne ma Quincy ave.
rozproudil Sc sobotmiho vetera
neobyGejne ely ruch "a skutec
ne masopustni nalady. Sokol
Cleveland pofadal maskarni
Piles a lsp9ch' zabavy faditi sc
mIze k vsem pfedchazejicim
podnikIm obllbene nasi telo-
cvicne jedmoty. Reji tanGi-
cich, jichIz sc dostavl velice
znadny pocet, vyhravala sokol
ska hudba a vseobecne veseli
pozvedano bylo celou radou
vtipnycIh mask. Porote, jez
mela llohou rozdeliti svedomi-
to pfipnavene premie, pricha-
zela dosti Caste do rozpaku,
komu cenu pfideliti. Premie
rozdany byly damam a panaim
v nasledomim pofadku: cal
ma, 81. Karol. Motlova, "Po-
nocny", p. Bob. Horacek, SCI
mani" pi. a p. Meyers, Lido.
Trout, p. J. Lucky, "Kralov-
sky sasek" pi. Alb. Doubkova
"Kecar' p. Kar. Wesley, "Vdo-
va" pi. Kunaskova, "Farmaf''
p. Jos. Peackley a ceny skupi-
move odnesli "Pensionat" pi
Hrachove a "Kapucini" pi. Ma
rie Rrozkove.
Netfeba podotykati, ze "a.
bava byla skute6n9 Gbfink kova,
takova, ze nikomu Sc necht4lo
ami domu q ze bylo jiz hodne
pozde, kdy koneGn3 basa byla
ulozena k zaslouzil6mu odpo.
nlnu.
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8 " Z NJ

Timto jsou vsichni soused6 ma
Karline a okoli uctiv9 zvani k
SOUKROME ZABAVE Y
kterou pof&d&
ZABAVNf KLUB CZECH
v SOBOTU, n. LEDNA 1929
" sini p. FYysela na Fleet Ave.
roh wei. 81. vi.
Q chutne sakpeky : jine obcer
stvenf bude postar&no.
Zacatek v 8 h0din vecer, ko-
|nec al rano. Klubovnf hudba.
v lst6 I'VE Z<bevni vjbor.
A4$4$>$4teA4A1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
"TAJNosTl PAkfzsKE"

Dramaticky Sbor Tyl zavd6-
Gil sc vcera svym pfecetnym
pfiznivcim sehranfm romanti-
cke hry od Viktora Huga pod
svrchu uvedenym nazvem. O.
becenstva Sc dostavilo tolik, ze
sin byla pfeplnena a del ma je-
visit Sc rozvijejici bedlive sle-
dovan. Tyz celrpan jest 2 te
nejpohnutlivejsi DOLBY Francie
a We zpracovani jedndho 2 nej
v6tsfch genid svatovych, ne
mize Sc minouti ticinkem -
zvlast4 kdyz jest tax verne
ztlumocen lcinkujicimi' jako
pfi vcerejsim predstaveni "Ty-
la.'n Toto platf nejenom o po-
danl jednotlivych dloh, nybrz
.take'o vernem historickem ko-
stymovani. Pc teto STRANGE by
la vyprava kusu velmi pecliva.
Stejn6 st'astne bylo obsazeni
uloh. Hlavni muzska (Gau-
tiera Daulnay-e) byla v osved-
cenych rukou p. v. Dlouheho,
jenz svoji roll sehral Primo
skvostne dosahl v nj plneho
effektu. Jinou muzskou llo-
hou, jez skytala prilezitost k
rozvinuti schopnosti, byla ona
Buridana, jM vyborme sehral p.
B. Sixta, Jiste pax bude "a
'hodno zaznamenati, ze op9tn6
po daouhe dobe zahral 81 je-
den z nejstarSich nasich ochot-
nikl, p. D. Janda, jenz vystou
pill v uloze Ludvika X, krale
francouzskeho. Hlavni zenska
lloha, Markety Burgundske,
choti Ludvika X, v podani pi.
A. Malikove, pIsobila 1chvat-
nym dojmem. Jest to dloha
vde6na, skytajic prilezitost k
uplatneni talentu, zaroveh
vsak obtizna, vyzadujicf neje-
nom nastudovani, nybrz proof.
tent a pochopeni, ably ztlulmo.
cena byla v intencich spisova.
telov!ch a toho bylo pine do.
sazeno sehranim Markety Bur.
,gundake pi. Malikovou. ze do.
cfleno bylo Ispechu vsesman.
'ho. jest ovsem zasluhou te3
- r,aich 1cmkujicfch. Byl!
1.:nawy. KIavan, ia'ko Agerou
ho naipy' prmi statni kane.
Edelstein, E. Pc.
Evening star., 1923-04-14


Winchester, Va. Apply 8i4 Sixth St ne. 15'
SOFT DRINK and lunch for sale; good bust
ness: cheap to quick buyer. 3O2S NJ st. NV
1i'
FOR SALE-The Byrd Hotel. Colonial Reach.
Va.-On easy terms This property is the
beach and boardwalk. faces excursion pier.
In the main block and one Of the best paying
propositions at the beach. Can I've rented now for
frontage Of 100 feet on beach. Has % rooms.
large kitchen. servants rooms. barroom.
poolroom: bowling alleys, barber shop; cigar
store and shoe shine parlOr. The hotel. pool
room and bowling alleys are completely fur
nshed. Bargain at 900; $4,000 cash. bal
ance on easy terms. Address j. NJ. SuSS-
MAN. Owner. Colonial Reach. Va.
WANT to retire VIII sell my business that
nets S12.O00 year at reasonable price:
caters to permanent as well as transient trade
and requires no experience TO conduct: a
chance 10 buy at low price business that
will assure n competence for lifetime Ad-
dress BOX l5oJ, Star office.
FOR SAIE-Ciear. news. craphophone and
military supply store at Quantico. Va. Profit
Sell for 5000 cash secured notes monthly.
Rest for selling furnished and lack of
time. No trades. Address Box 2sU-D. Star
office.
HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE.
On Georgia ave. near Park road.
Price reduced 10 effect quick sale
Address RoN 22sJ star office 11'
DON'T FOOL your time away In pad loca-
ton; look at store 2506 I4th St. the densest
population in the city; car stop in front: hne
for barber shop, beauty parlor. dyeinS aud
2744 l4th st.
WE Will LOAN FROM 500 TO 5000 or
d. G. REAL ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD
Go3Ps OR oMh THATfES TT hS6 FER GEHT IN
OUR METHOD OF MAKING; SMALL LOANS.
COMMERCIAL LOAN AND FINANCE CORPO-
RATION. ROOM I'll. 99l 18TH ST. NV.
SYSTEM COPYRIGHTED AND PLTENT
PENDING.
Evening star., 1923-04-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

| FOR RENT or percentage Crystal Cavens
Tea Room on Lee Highway. II miles from
! Winchester, Va. Apply 854 Sixth st. ne. 15'
SOFT DRINK and lunch for sale: good bust
ness: cheap to quick buyer 302S NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

CLOTHING-Will call in my unlettered auto
mobile. city or suburbs. and pay you highest
prices for ladies'. sentiemen,s, children, dis.
cardcd clothing Of all descriptions, Address
postal or phone. will call. W. Rice. 1913:
9TH st. NV. North 1855.
CLOTHING = Highest prices paid for mems
man X. ssI5. 1744 Eth st. NV:
DIAMONDS, old gold, silver, bought for cash
Louis Ahrahams, Sl1 @ st. NV.
FEATHER BEDS and furniture. Rest prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., sol Eye NV.
FTRNITURE-We nay household furniture
and office fixtures Money advanced on stor-
age. Sachs Furniture Co., corner sth and d
SITS. NV. NJ. 63O6.
FURNTTUEE-If you nave any furniture or
other goods to sell. and you want TO obtain
best results. send :or Louis Notes. S14 ST.
NV. Phone Franklin 2o15.
FURNITURE. starting housekeeping would
like to purchase some good used furniture and
several rugs Phone Franklin 1891. IA
FURNITURE Would Ike 10 puy some nice
used furniture ut once from private PARTY
Phone Franklin Gl44. ~
FTRNLrrKE and ms,.elianeons articles
attention. The Amer. Household Co.. 713 12th
st. NV. franklin 34o3. IL
FURNITURE OF all Kinds. including rugs ear
pets. hr.c a-hrac. etc. Call Frank. 40.
FURNITURE-N: kIrsrein. so Sth st. NV;
all kinds of furniture warted Phone Fraaklin
FCKNITCKE-HIGH CASH PRICES FOR
furniture of all kinds: Office furniture a
speciality. 6Sn Mass. ave. NV. Frank 6lS3
FURNITURE. pIanos carpets. etc. Phone n
1889 for wagon or have me call Weschler." '"
920 Pa. NV.
FTRNITI'RE--In inmediate need of furniture
FOR an S-room house: will buy whole or
odd pieces. Call Franklin 37s5.
FTRNITURE-If You want to OBTAIN best re-
suits foe your furniture and other Hiscel-
laneouS. call VI. Shapiro 600 Louisiana ave.
nv. Franklin. 3IS5.
FTRNIr.Rl: enough for Broom uo' house =, want %d
pieces Kindly cali Franklin 6469.
GOLD. SILVER. watches. diamonds and Old
value psid Selinger's. $40 F st. t.
L. {. s TENT RoOkS or pamphlets; state
price. Address Rnv 343 +. star office la'
,EwELRY. diamonds. gold. silver, platinum
and artificial teeth. d. Alpler. 90I g st. NV
Main 2sT5.
LAUNDRY ErrE washing machine bargain
for cash. 1911 Hobart St NV. Col. issI.
MIMEOGRAPH. or other reproducing machine,
used: give full details. Address Box 2ff-J.
Star office.
MorORBoAT with cabin. under 30 feet; in
good running condition: give description and
lowest cash price in reply. II. j. Shehan,
3ll2 Mount Pleasant st. Ia
PIANOS and virtroIas. old gold. silver. dia-
monds and jewelry. A. F. Arnold, 1873 u
St NV. Main slI3.
UNIFORM, officers serge; by private party;
state when il can be- seen and price cash. Ad-
dress RoX 29i-J. Star office. l6'
WANTED -Pi=gly WigGiy stock. Evergreen
Mines. Rene" Film. Miller Train Control. A.
]. Dcibcl. I'oatmen's Bank bldg. st. Louis.
M".
Evening star., 1923-04-14

CHAMHERMAID ar waitress experienced, by
Philippine girl. Address l"N @"I-H, Star Of
dc lee
Evening star., 1923-04-14

fTTMBING AND HEATING-.tohn T. Guerin,
water heating plumbing. boiler and power
l.lants. Found reliable FOR % years All
sizes OF the famous Ideal A-co Boilers III
stock Gan place boiler in your premises
dnr n-InrpI.
Evening star., 1923-04-14

ASSIST with housework. clambermaid
give phone number. MesSer st, Anacostia,
n e. lI+
Evening star., 1923-04-14

COOK. neat reliable colotei womnn; private
family or boarding house. Ills 10Th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-14

30 estimate on your interior and exterfo- pa int
ing. Whea you think Of painting think Of
Cnrn1r & Fry 1n11 Ii 81 Min 1911
Evening star., 1923-04-14

PAPERUANGING- Rooms raperrd. 81 and up.
A. T. George. 30 10Th ST. s.w. Telephone
Ii lin
Evening star., 1923-04-14

r'ain cn"kirg reference. llh2 =. NV.
GENERAL not Sf.WORk 10y cni"rrd woman.
"a AWAY for summer, or amy Kind of night
work 1872 lSth - NV
Evening star., 1923-04-14

COOK. maid or assist ia nursing. rwo colorcd
girls want places: reference. 943 Florida ave.
INV Phone 1854 w
Evening star., 1923-04-14

PAINTING and rap"rhanCng-Let us reprint
and paper your hnUs" for THE Shrine-s' com
ing Estimates given. A. z. Vaughan. 916
10Th ne Line 5fIc les
Evening star., 1923-04-14

rLrMRING AND TIMING. JOBBING IS
our specfalty. Quick service in emergency
cases When yoU think of plumbing, think of
CAR0W & FRY. 10l1 III st. NV. Main 1861.
Evening star., 1923-04-14

TtPEEII tNGINfi AND PAINTING. rooms na-
rcred Sc IN. Interior aud exterior painting
Al lowest prices: al work cuarantoed Met
Evening star., 1923-04-14

COOKING in small family, roored woman
wants place. 1875 10th 81. NV.
DAYS WoEh OF amy kiud. 10y won.am. Gail
write 81 pea st ".
DAYS WORK wanted. morning evening.
Evening star., 1923-04-14

T,TCi wEAvING-RUGS RcWOVEN FROM
worn rarpetS, durable and cheap. OLD LAT
REL ECLIPSE. 500 10th St s.w. Frank. 1877.
sp1Os
Evening star., 1923-04-14

pRINTINtt-t omplete printing sertIre. writ
ing illustrating. composition and rresswork
Ugh Grade commercial work. Columbian Print
ca Inc S1h Len st n. NJ 1910.
Evening star., 1923-04-14

PIANO TTNiNG-P!an0s and players re
Taired, refin!shed and rebuilt by skilled work
men. Piano tuning, s.. Schaefe". Sanderson
Ipsaun n 6i4 II 81. u. Iinroln 1917.
Evening star., 1923-04-14

FEFEISERArOR II L A L ~ e = DON'T
throw away your Old refrigerator: let me- re-
,air and refine il as good new. NJ. ISIS
Thinning and Roofing. NJ IGI0 Sn2 9th z w
Evening star., 1923-04-14

GENERAL iI0rSEW0EK, reltahle sirl. IA
I.lp
Evening star., 1923-04-14
SITUATIONS-FEMALE,
SITUATIONs-DOMEsTIC.

SHAMP00ING done at your home. Addre
BOX l,1-I. star office. IL
Evening star., 1923-04-14

SEWING MACHINES CLEANED. REPAIRED
md Adjusted: all makes; parts for I'll makes;
work guaranteed in writing ior Gnt year. OPP
, enhrirner's Shnp Unique WaShn,.tou'S oldest
.i,,c. Ching denlnrs. Sth and E sis u
Evening star., 1923-04-14

CARPET CLEANING-lf you waEt the best
~ most reasonable prcos. Pho7e w. lo5.
American ard Persian Rug Co 2@o4 Pa. ave.