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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
Deaths

Viola Estella Harold. so. 10 Wisconsin,
carcinoma
Alma Lcoua May Allen. "A. els Congress.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
George Jamison Martz. 90. Deaconess Hos
Robert Myers. = days. 612 Regent, patent
foramen ovale.
Elizabeth A. snowdon. 81 222 n. Ia
coma. chronic ntcrestitial nephrits
Brison Martin 10 1921 w. Washington.
carcinoma
carcinoma
Infant Al.op ] hour. Clark Blakeslee
Hospital atccctasis.
Josephine ZcAviurcr g.. 81 y jefferson.
chronic mitrai regUrgitation-
Robert }. Galloway, So, 70l Union.
chronic myOcarditis.
Demas Perlee 36 city hospital. chronic
myocarditis
Grace Marie Lswhorn. days. 1149 Ar
nolds premature birth.
Katherine Elizabeth Gray 70. 1910 Keal-
ing acute myocarditis.
Russell Edward Day. FL. 1925 Broadway.
Kari p kuSScr 50. sO2 ?. North. cerebral
hemorrhage.
hetes mellitus
Fred G. Woods = 55O3 z. Washington.
internal hcmoTrhaEe.
Slas Jackson Earles. IS. 1854 Kappes.
acute dilatatiot Of heart.
Mary + M,Caia. SO 1926 Central ne
DhritIS.
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Births
Rows

Herschel and Agnes Kern. 1907 Parkway.
Clarence and Lorana Myers. 81 Z. Regent
Grover and Nettie Brown. $50 Irving
Victor and Loretta Roell. 1853 5. Ne
Charles and Mildred West. Deaconess
Carl and Ethel Dockton. 935 Prospect
Ralph and Alberta Parmerlee, 3547
Eugene and Thelma Moore. 1921 W. Wal
nut.
Harry and Martha Hessman. 1918 Charles
wilbur and Willamay Hynes. 81. Vincent's
Hospital.
John and Ruth Green. St. Vincents Hos
John and Bessie Mears. St. vincenfs Hos
william and Annette Clark. St. vincents
Hospital
walter and Helen Riley. St. vincents Hos
pital
Farley and Marietta Smith. 23 n. Liberty.
John and Blanch Homer. S54 Buchanan
Eddie and lnez Harmon. 2241 Martindale.
Francis and Freds Eddy. 1888 Prospect.
William and BenIce Branaam, 1905 ".
Albert and Ruth Gensberg. 1884 Cath
crime.
Louis and Ella stansttsen. Methodist Hos
pital.
Ralph and Margaret wadswOrth, 1416
Floyd and Minnie Reidenbsch 1881 E.
Raymond.
Leonard and Sarah Russ. 424 Smith.
Coles and Alberta Miles. 026 TOrbett.
william and Lucille GLADDEN.. 243l y. Ok
ford.
Charles and Pearl Deubner. $50 n. Good
land.
Marion and Juanita Green. 912 Charles.
Arthur and Lola Stevens. 1439 fremont
Alfred and Margaret Pfaffenberger. 27l2
Marker
Russell and Ruth Edwards. Robert Long
Hospital.
Everett ana Elsa Allen, Robert Long Hos
pitsl
Harlan and omera Scott. Deaconess Hos
pitsl.
Henry and Mariory Daugherty. Deaconess
Hospital.
Allen and Margaret Kelly. s34 Harlan.
Ed and Ada Patton. 231 n. Arsenal.
Freeman and Lola Bydeld. PA y. Ham
iltOn.
George and Anna Rogers. 534 n. Elder.
Peter and Ann Sommers. 902 Madison.
Donald and Henrietta Sutherland. ST. Vim
cents Hospital
George and Alice Grassland St. vincent's
Hospital
John and Mary Davey. St. yincents Hos
| pitsl.
william and Merle Wilson. 237 n Key
/ stone.
Leslie and Edith Clancy. Methodist Hos
/ pitsl.
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HUGHES FIRM ON
RUSSIAN CHARGE
Backs Up Stand on Red
Propaganda,

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Secre-
tary of State Hughes is determined
to stand by his position regarding the
connection of the Russian soviet gov
eminent with revolutionary propa-
ganda in the United States and to
strike back at those attempting to
prove his charges untrue, it appeared
today.
In response to inquiries. the state
department made known the disputed
editorial by the editor Of the official
soviet organ Isvestia, in Moscow.
which. according to Hughes, admitted
connection between the soviets and
the communist International, ap-
pcared in the Isvestia on Dec. Z. 1922.
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MISCREANr Is SOUGHT
Firemen Hunt Person Who Turns in
False Alarms.

Fire officials today made new eff
forts to apprehend the person who
for the past month has turned In
fourteen false alarms from boxes in
the colored district. Boxes at the city
hospital and at the canal and Tenth
SITS. are usually used.
Two alarms were answered Sunday
night. Police have made no Roadway
toward an arrest, they say.
A coal oil heater. used to dry out
the interior of his auto, caused a fire
and loss of $50 to the car and garage
owned by e. NJ. Hamlet, 2026 n. New
Jersey ST. Firemen said the stove
exploded.
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LIQUOR STILL EXPLOOES
Firemen Find Industry-Alleged Own
er Surrenders

It is rumored that the fireman who
fought a fire at 1890 y. Holmes Ave.
will make an attempt tic obtain add
tional pay for police duty
They discovered a thirty gallon still,
fifteen gallons of liquor and 800 gal
Ions of mash. police say The fire
started when the still exploded. fire
officials said. George Williams. occu-
pant of the house. surrendered. Slight
damage was caused by the explosion,
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BuiIdinu Permits

Dan Foley, doublc !3IS A1scnaL
s. 600
H O. Parthurst dwelling 26l7 Union
S425O
Emil schulmeyer furnace, I549 Shelby.
5000
Herbert Ford. dwelling, 519 Exeter. $500
Holiday estate. remodeling 107 S. Me
ridain $500
Link Realty Company. garage. ss2 ".
Washington, $1,000.
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YEGGMEN OBTAIN $50
Two Safes Looted in Downtown OF.
fee Building.

Yeggmen. thought by police to be
amateurs, entered the offices of the
Southern Securities Company. 1901
National City Bank building, and Mu
tuaI Life Insurance Company. 1904
the same building. Sunday night. and
knocked the combinations off of safes
in both offices.
hammer of the carpenter type
vas left as the only clew. according
70 Detectives Roche and Fossatti. To
tai loot was Sill in stamps and ssS.
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CONGRESS WILL CONSIDER
LOWER GASOLINE COST

Legislation to Be Taken Up Inn
mediateIy After Holidays.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Legisla-
ton to lower the cost Of gasoline will
be pressed for passage in Congress
as soon as the Christmas holidays
are over.
Senator La Toilette would re-
organize the big oil and gas con-
panles so present wastes would be
eliminated and the Government would
have supervision over prices, accord
ing to a bill he is drawing up, it was
learned today.
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MRS. WEAVER JAILED
IN KHAN MURDER CASE
Woman. Alleged inspiration" in
GOburn Staying. Is Held.
EH United Press

EH United Press
ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 24.-Mrs.
Margaret Weaver, alleged accessory
in the murder of ". S. Coburn, for
which Phil E. Fox. Ku KIux Khan
publicity director, was sentenced to
life Imprisonment. was in Jail today.
Abandoning her determination to
fight extradition to Georgia. Mrs.
Weaver was returned from Birming-
ham at midnight. Solicitor General
Boykin said the woman. who is &C
eused of being the inspiration" for
the murder. will be tried early in
January.
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CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ENDS
EIGHT MONTHS SEARCH

AIlSSlHg 1Oulu Noulul stay hNdJ
From Home During Holidays.
BIZ United Press
LA PORTE, Ind, Dec. 24.-Christ-
mas has taken a new meaning for
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Barlage Of this
city.
Their son. Andrew, IS, has returned
home after having mysteriously dis
appeared from Concordia College At
Fl Wayne Ind, on April &c Of this
year An extensive search by the
broken hearted parents had failed to
uncover his whereabouts.
He came home last night. Il
couldn't stand to stay away at Christ
mas time" he said. The youth had
been working at Highland Park, III
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SALESMAN WANTED

EXPERIENCED magazine mon line no now
on the snappiest magazine proposieion in
the country ST to Sl2 day easy, to a
who viii expose himself to the orders ;
work both cities aud small towns Apply
425 State Life Bids from 4 to p. m.
Ask for MR. YOUNG
statesmen wanted experience unnecessary;
good pay while learning Apply Mr..
Meyer. REGINA CORPORATION 4S5 Cen
fury Bldg
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPENING THOSE De
string plain home sewing. No csnvassing
City country To prevent curiosity seekers
send 2 cents for sample. information Good
VICAR Cloth Co Imc.. AshlIrX Park. n. j.
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SOLONS DISAGREE
ON PROBABILITY OF
NEWPOL|T|CSDEAL
Watson Says Third Party viii
Not Come for Lack of
Right Leader,
BY JOHN CARSON
Times StdG Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Dec. Pals there
any hope in the Senate and House
situation that a new deal in politics
is near at hand?
Is there a probability the old par
ties will begin to disintegrate and the
dream of political division along
economic lines is to come true?
Senator James E. Watson Of In
diana. one of the oldest of the Old
Guard. insists the condition in Cor
gress cannot be so interpreted.
Senator Norris of Nebraska. pro
cressive Republican. insists at this
time the situation merely means a
greater independence and a shatter-
ing OF party lines.
Senator Henrik Shipstead. Farmer
Labor Of Minnesota. says the cOndi-
tons that brought about a new party
in ms State must obtain throughout
the country and therefore there s
reason to believe the day of a new
deal in politics is not far distant.
No New Arguments
1T does not mean new party
alignments." said Watson, in discuss
ing the situation in Congress.
AS a matter of fact. after we get
over this little disagreement. we will
be pretty close together again. We
will not be so far apart on railroad
legislation, in my opinion " will
not be so far apart on tax legislation,
as we all want taxes reduced
Then you don't think we are going
TO have the experience of 1912 over
again. Watson was asked.
NO. certainly not. because there is
no Theodore Roosevelt today"
Party Lines Will Break
Senator Norris did not prophesy the
formation of new parties. but he pre-
dicted a breaking down of party lines
that now exist.
This is but an incident and more
IT it will follow said Norris. as he
pointed to the Senate chamber where
TIE Republicans. the progressives and
the Democrats were in deadlock.
I can see only a greater indie
rendence of action. a breaking down
Of PARTY lines. Men VIII continue TO
think more about the question in
volved than about an arbitrary party
standard.
After all. that is the hope of this
Government.
Is No Prophet
Senator Shipstead of Minnesota
came into the Senate under the ban
ner Of a new party.
But if you ask about the develop
ment Of new parties, 1 answer 1 am
not a prophet he said.
L can talk about my State, Mime
sofa. There We have a new party
because the people did not think they
we're getting anywhere with the two
gid parties.
Now. the economic conditions that
brought about the new party in Min
nesota must prevail throughout the
country and if so, certainly we can
nope for a similar development else
where. That is as far as I can go.
I am no prophet"
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LEGAL NOTICES
>oo- =. :. = J, :. eooosooNoo~ooo~>


The Cleveland. CINCINNATI, Chicago & St.
R, and The s. / & III. R. R. Co, win sell
not been claimed BY owners at public aue-
ton Thursday, Dec =. 5H2 i:'0 a.
m. at the Unclaimed Freight a,s.e"' OF the
c. c., c. & ST. L. Ry c.. .s.. aItol
less previously claimed b, ri- Bic. ,utrs-
Lot number. conslsuee G-5t.tGtlul- Oh
modify follows:
o 6gs-The Mo % re- Co N Au ao.,,.I o4 nd.
so 696%John Davies. Granite City. H.. 4
stl blf brls root cement.
OHIO 'PO Ecg T r6oi Ss. anu a 90 's' '----'
Il 7o1-L. Costa ->o5oa..7. i.I ST. drum
crackers
r. 702-Jimines Battery snen 90 ar.a- ILL.,.
r 7o3@T6e Laco Mfg. CO see. mi.
gas stove. t ,r. c iI-i.y fsie5.
7O7-The Para Bc.,- :Jb5er Co. Ci-se-
land ONO / used au.o t.r-
Ind. 6x candy 81 p, can6@ ''''''''' " o.
R 709-H., f. Russell, Westporl Ind..
Z 11@-Esie Burden Munce. iad. l ire
bow r..-...- ...,...... ,;.
'l5-Home Furniture Co. Gillespie. l'f,'
: cases Wee Wee NeioCipeaes-
Peoria, m / bN calsntars,,, 49,.
drum boiler treatment o..
1l6-Splegel Ma. Stearn 20 th"as''
III. / IuDe ilnoleuIn-
I'll. J.. webb. chicago, ill. lbs
merchandise.
5l8-H. Il Davis. Nj; N"jorF '''-.
719-Wm. Routmau, Ea g."
H.. ctu sale tickets.
R 72O-.Bossard < Nae.
Mich, > hlf Dir gear -r-ase t.t. .-
htwe l crit adv matte.
721-O-N Cummlus MOTOR Co '.'
R 722-Unjed FINANCING Syndicate ..'
cage I'LL oql tTes -.
723Io-N c. c. Arabee. Mt. Ca.
H. 6dl tires
u F24-M. D. Weaver. Goshen u
knife drum. l feed table. / bdl Z II pipe
box grInder
? hi drums hub grease, ok adv matte.
case o. nardware and truck. -,
126-O-N Coke Co, Muncle' ina
@S-tuS Node, E CO.., ror1i,1e Ind
Aoisal Dr. asb Iat9ls 1i 81 sui lam
72S-Aroo Lock Roofing Co Blouai-
ington. III. l bx calendars
r 729-F. E. Wood Bloomington, H.. J
hx calendars.
791-B H Klus & Sons Anderson.
Ind l bx printed matter
732-O-N Dickinson Electric Co, VI
bsna, Ill. l bX electric supplies bal GO"
duit, 2 kegs porcelain.
T33-O-N Dick Miner. Qrbana, " ;
CRIT --eaIthenware, l ctn plumbing goods,
range boilers. NJ, - ,r-,,,,,. m
IS4-Hunter "ood q 20" o'odi'9' '''"
81 glass door n-oa ~ CLEVELAND
73e-Industrlal Prod Co Cie'eia''
r T40@Atias Cement and Paint c.
Cleveland Ohio. cans paint.
r 74I-Kronmitter Garage Elkhart. Ind
. cases grease. ! case adv matter.
chr 4O-St Josephs Catholic ChuTclt
Jackson Mich / brl sweeping comp
Chr SIT H. & Coal Co Jackso
Mich. ] case and 1 ctn calendars
chr 43-O-N v b. Furry, west Alex
andria, Ind., | bag stock toH lS -so-o4.,- -.
Persons clalnlns ,, any % tue ot t o ,I u
scri6ed artlcles, VII pieSse saete 70 the ., ,
derslsheQ Ihe nulliOet " sato 49, t ~
ana taNe same a"ay ie udS % sa5e' r..
Description OF packages are COPIED ltoN
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AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUB AOC1ION
The c. c. C. & ST. L. Railway Company
will sell at public auction at their I'm
claimed Freight Station, Capitol Ave and
South St, Indianapolis, Ind. at $50 a. M,
Thursday Dec. 27th. 1923. over. damaged,
refused and unclaimed freight which has
not been claimed by owners and taken away
prior to hour of sale. The following is a
list of onl- a few Of the many articles
now on hand.
Furniture. rugs. lnoleum. roof cement.
paint. oil and greases. groceries, -four, hard
ware, bolts and nuts / barrel syrup. pas-
ter board, crates cake and flour cans. cast
iron water and soil pipe Il crate generator
tank. box fixtures l gas stove. l chem
clOset). auto tires. auto parts. candy. =
cases child's velocipedes calenders. printed
matter, 1 key nails, boiler compound. l
Ford truck cab. 4 40-gallOn drums asbestos
paint. electric supplies. eaTthenWare. doors.
sweeping compound. stock tonic IL cart ms
paper cans trunks. > 100-pound drums CT
bide laundry trays. / damaged washing ma
chine pottery. sinks, bathtIbs. water co set
bowls ana tanks, wrapping paper, l rate
forge crates asbestos pipe GOVERN, l
small bale duck. / carton window shades,
porch swings, 4 bundles moldine, / reel
loaded cable. l bale buriap. empty drums.
marble slabs. granite, > sheet iron stoves.
l sanitary couch and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Goods can be in
spected- Wednesday. Dec. Goth. 1928. from
8 a. n. until 4:30 D. N.
J. K VANCE.
Freight Claim Agent
MoFADDEN AUCTION COMPANY,
AucuOneers.
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Contractors Problems Topic

Ha - Walters will discuss prob
lens T*<3<eSeral contractor before
the s. s<A Monday noon at
the Pnmerce.
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PRICES REDUCED

Buy Your Coal Where You Get
Finest Quality-Best Prices-Cor,
rect Weight and Courteous Service.
Try One Ton and Be Convinced.
Glendora egg or nut, clean fkd..
cnpp{alI-y nranorad fO,. rofovf
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FARM LANDS

FORTY acres Florida land for $40 down
only Sl5 per acre; $40 monthly. Level,
productive good drainage and markets. in
Irish potato and orange grove belt. Write
REALTY DEVELOPMENT CO, Palatka.
Florida
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DISCOURAGED, FATHER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Loses Job and Has No Money 10 Buy
Christmas Presents.

81 UNtfed Press
GALESBURG, Ill, Dec 24.-Dis-
couraged because of the loss of his job
and his lack of funds TO buy Christ
mas presents for his family, Thure
Anderson, 80. committed suicide by
hanging.
His body. still warm. was found sus-
pended by a heavy cord from door
way by his son, Il.
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

ELECTRICAL work house wiring and fI-
lures Call NORTHEASTERN ELECTRIC
AND BATTERY SERVICE. Webster $3.50
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20 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FORD coupe, late 1922, me-
chanical Al; $500, terms,
Weissman, 218 E. New
York. MA in 4446.
$50 AND SIS
down. balance So weekly buys a good Ford.
Dodge Buick Hudson aud others at low
prices. Absolutely guaranteed. Open eve,
Ming and Sundays TNDIANApOLIS AUTO
PARTS AND TIRE co 522 CAPITOL Ave
For Good Used Cars See
|. WOLF AUTO co.
$50 No Capitol
Main 1879. open SUNDAYS.
Win take talking machine as part
payment on good used car. Lincoln
$685.
MITCHELL touring new paint, tires. top
ana curtain. frst-Clas~ mechanical condi
ton, best buy today STONE CHEVROLET
CO az y Meridian
FORD BODIES. CALIFORNIA Tors
Sale ~ Irade-Cash or Terms
SWISSHELN & PARKER
b44 Nashlngton. Omen evenings
OAKLAND. 1920 tour'nr. refnished like
new. $3.50: SO down. balance easy terms
MILLER AUTO SALES CO. 644-46 E
Washington St.
OVERLAND roadster storter- new top. side
curtains. Sl5 down. balance easy terms
644 T. Washington St. Main 3493.
FORD roadster. 1921. starter demountable
Jock wheel; $40 down. Better hurry.
Main 5ol3.
FINANCE car, taken back on loan sell bal
ance due. $50 down. Real bargain. NJ ain
5o13
FORDS. three 1923 tou-lngs, roadsters and
sedans. Terms. 500 n. Capitol Open
evenings.
BARGAINS IN used cars BIVEN &
HAYNES. 100 w. North lincoln 1919.
TEMPLARS Sport ROADSTER and touring
terms $50 y. Capitol. Open evenings.
OVERLAND 1925, touring absolutely like
new; driven 1000 miles. Main 5013.
DEPENDABLE used cars. c. H. WAL
LERICH co. S33 \. Meridian.
FORD. 1923. touring: starter. demountable.
lock wheel Main 50l3.
FINANCE car. sell balance due; 500 down.
Main SOFA
c-Trucls
USED TRUCKS
1928 International 2-ton-
International Speed truck, 1928 demon
International i y ton. cab and body
International 2-ton cab and stock rack.
1928.
1922 REQ bus. 20-passenger body.
1920 Pierce-Arrow dump, 5-ton.
1920 Pierce-ArTow. express body, 2-ton.
1922 REQ chassis.
1919 REQ delivery body and cab
1923 ] y ton Nash, cab and stock racks.
Four 1-ton Ford trucks.
1919 Stewart l Il ton.
1920 Hudson touring.
1883 KENTUCKY AVE.
LINCOLN 1871. MAIN 1926.
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Plan Your Business-Route 1t Through Times Want Ads

80 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
IT'S never lost until indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed to find 1t.
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Fl BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Sewing Machine

Cleaning and adjusting, 81 80; all makes
Machines called for and delivered free Sew
ing Machine Service Co.. $50 s. Meridian st.
Drexel 1892
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FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated:
feather mattresses and pillows made. E.
F. BURKLE, 416 Mass. Main 1923.
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FEATHERS bought, solo and renovated;
feather mattresses and pillows made. z.
f. BURKLE. Ais Mass. Main 1923.
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j. K VANCE. F. C. A.
Transportation Bids. Indianapolis, Ind
Phone Main 800. Terminal l39
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f-Pet and Live Stock


MALE and female AnEora kittens, $40 and
SIS. HOUSTON CRAIG. Noblesville, Ind.
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Musical instruments

THREE-TUBE radio set. complete, at
bargain. Call Randolph 1868, and ask
BARNEY.
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% STORAGE AND TRANSFER

FURNACES repaired fiues cleaned. repaired
and made to draw. Expert work. DAN
RILEY. DreXel 6405.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

WANTED--A partner with $4,000 TO $1,000 TO
invest in a good, going. established profitable
business; profits will pay the amount invested
the first year. Address Box 321-I, Star Of
fee 80
Evening star., 1923-08-24

HORSES, wagons, harness and
trucks; very reasonable. 1854
Morse st. ne. 25s
Evening star., 1923-08-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

The Star requires from
advertisers in this column
references and q detailed
statement of their proposition.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

AERIAL and loop radio sets; electrical con
tractors; parts: repairs. Main 19NI. Wm. i.
Boyer Co, sl2 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

PIIlSIOTHERAPY AND EI.ECTR0THER-
apy scientifically given. For appointment.
phone Potomac l447.
JOHNSON REST HOME.
Invalids. convalescents, aged: night super
visor. 1924 Goth st. NV. North 1868
DETECTIVE SERVICE.
ESTABLISHED THIRTY EIGHT YEARS.
Confidential Investigations; expert advice on
all personal business matters involving
complex problems Consultation free. Un-
questionable credentials. You may consult us
In absolute confidence. Phone Franklin 6700.
BRADFORD. INC, 1871 ELL ST. NV, at
Connecticut ave. oc2Oe
Evening star., 1923-08-24
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The fOHOHfny business concerns DkGrQn-
tee sdtisJdctiOr to Star readers. ANY com
plant found necessary 10 BE- made 10 The
star TiU r"ccirc prompt attention. For
admission TO RCcOnsn' 'ndoG Scrrice Col
upins call Main jG0O. Branch II5.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

ROOMING HOUSE--Uptown: fine home; rent,
$a5: price 81 200. Watch for our advertise
ncnt. Marshall Business Brokers, S29 New
Evening star., 1923-08-24
SITUATIONS--FEMALE.

20 wears experience rpa.
tate aud corporation work. desires permanent
or ;emporary position. Apt 2@S. Cathedral
Mansions. gia
Evening star., 1923-08-24
SITUATIONS-MALE.

RoOkk kkEEPER--Part-t.me work in small com
mission house not requiring fulltim book
keeper. Address R"X 134-Y. star otiice. 24'
6II 22nd st NV
Evening star., 1923-08-24

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS-J0b work OF
all kinds counter and shelving a speciality
all work done promptly and neatly. Shop rear
337 Pennsylvania ave. NV. KELLY X KELLER.
Phone Main 1916
Evening star., 1923-08-24

CLEANING, dyeing and tailoring; 4 rooms;
l7lD ooth n W 25s
Evening star., 1923-08-24

ANTS. REDBT-GS. REACHES, RATS. ALL
pests destroyed: expert workman. ACME EN-
TERMINATING co, 900 9th NV. FIR 2Id6.
Evening star., 1923-08-24

WANJElb--Sevcral business women with %5h
TO Loco for local organization needing only
81. 900 more to complete; doing business.
with prospects yearly profits 100 per cent no
scheme. Address Box 2Io-S. Star office. -
Evening star., 1923-08-24
YOUNG E.\EClrl\ I.

aged 81, desires permanent connection with
established financial or industrial firm where
ability and effort will count; broad cdurat on
and several ygaIs' eXperi"u"" in manufacture
ing and tiUaHCc: was night superintendent md
product!0a manager larg" automobile concern
"a finest r"fr. 'ucr~. Erw rml,lny"d r,spnH
etbl" position with 10 future. Address BOX
I5S-Y star office. 2is
Evening star., 1923-08-24

Alto BATTERY & RADIATOR EXPERTS.
Lamps, tanks. tenders: low prices. TUCKER
co. 308 John Marshall pl., courthouse.