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all over the world will hold
festival. The form OF the
~ celebration may differ some
what In different lands, but every
where, from the 5ungles OF Africa
to the mountains OF China, people
will be found rejoicing, feasting and
giving gifts.
The ancient Greeks, Mexicans, Per-
SLAMS and Chinese held celebrations
surprisingly like our modern Christ
mas at exactly the same time every
year centuries before tho Christian
era. The difference. however. is a
striking one. The ancients were cele-
brating the return OF the sun to this
dark planet
The so-called solstice Of the sun.
in winter, is that point in it's course
when. 1t is farthest south OF the
equator. and gives, consequently.
least light to our part of tho planet.
On the other side OF the equator, of
course, the sun is brightest and
hottest at this same time. Both
extremes Of tho suns course were
celebrated by almost all primitive
peoples.
Especially beautiful is this natural
symbol of promise. IL We think Of
It In connection with Christmas.
Holy night, or Christmas eve. 10 the
longest and darkest night Of all the
year--the seemingly hopeless black
ness that proverbiaHy precedes the
dawn. It Il just when human souls
seem filled to the brfm with despair
and suffering that tho Star of Bethle-
hem, midnight messenger OF the re-
turning Son OF God. holds out sure
promise OF tho coming light which
shall dispel all sorrow.
With dawn, the crisis has passed,
tho sun has started on its return
journey Of warmth and light. So
with the dawn 1t Bethlehem. The
infant Jesus had begun life as .
bringer OF light to the human race.
and with His growth into boyhood
and manhood tho warmth and bless
ings OF love were shed Increasingly
over mankind.
The actual birth Of Jesus, however.
is variously placed on April 20, May
- and January 8. Some early
chsIstian -oompnunitisss On tho othAx
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Important Point.

From tho Black and Blue Jay.
"Mr. Darling" said the directon
'in this scene q lion will pursue you
for 500 feet"
give hundred feet?' interrupted
the actor.
eyes, and no more than that
understand"
Tho hero nodded. "Yes, ur6er4
stand, but does the lion."
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LEADERSHIP: This has been

T EADERSHIP: This has been
the supreme quest OF man from
the beginning. AS we think OF
it there pass before our vision
the outstanding figures in every age
who have sought. striven. intrigued.
sold their very souls and bodies and
cransgressed all laws--human and
divine-to Gain the coveted place OF
distinction.
We think of Alexander at thirty
rhrco signing for more worlds to
conquer; of Caesar seeking the royal
purple and then reluctantly refusing
the crown; of the great scholars,
ancient and modern, who through
long and exacting studies have
striven to obtain the worlds conf
dence; of those master spirits who
with magic pens wrote until the
paralyzing hand of death was laid
upon them; of those who now in
this hurried, hectic. distracted world
are struggling in sharp competition
for the coveted places OF wealth ana
power. To all Of them the words of
the poet Gray apply:
..Au that beauty all that wealth Ger gave
Await alike the inevitable hour;
The paths Of glory lead but TO tho grave.
Over against all these fascinating
and compelling exponents of leader
shin. incongruous as 1t may seem,
God has set that OF O little child. The
world may forget where an Alex
ander, a Hannibal. a Caesar or
Napoleon was born, but 1t can never
forget that Jesus was born In q
stable in Bethlehem.
No pomp or ceremony attended his
advent. no eager people, as In the
case Of the son of Napoleon, dubbed
the king Of Rome" awaited His
coming. There has not been chron-
icled that which speaks OF greater
humility or lowliness than the birth
of Jesus Christ, and yet In the face
Of this fact no name is so universally
known, no life so reverently studied.
no influence so persistently enduring
or benefcent as that which proceeds
from the Child Of Bethlehem.
True, there are multttudes to whom
His name means little or nothing;
there are vast areas where His foot
SLep6 may hoS o0 ASSS@S SaCAo al e
blatant discords and glaring in-
EQUITIES In human life; yet In the
face of all this there is no leader
ship the world has ever known com-
parable to His.
To say that His leadership has
failed means to say that the world
has steadily retrograded since His
birth. In spite OF all the contradic-
tfons and contentious OF His avowed
teachers and exponents. His influence
survives and grows with unabated
power from year to year. Even in
the face Of wars and rumors OF wars,
az disturbances and distractions here
ana there. 1t may be confidently At
firmed that the heart OF humanity IL
tendsrer and more responsive today
TO tho claims Of the Child Of Bethle-
hem than it has ever been before.
No age in the worlds history has
witnessed to a broader charity, q
finer sympathy, a reader response to
the appeals OF the needy. more benefi-
cent agencies for tho amelioration Of
human Ills than the one In which ~
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demonstrated that by cutting Christ
mas trees OF certain evergreen spe-
cies above the lower whorl OF
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and managed on poor lands not far
from city markets, would unques-
tionabIy pay, as recently 1t has been
The Colorado statesman., 1923-02-03

shrnges in outer garments. For in
stance, the attractive undersllp illus
trated here reveals wider skirt and
a higher waistline. 1t Is, in fact,
saMisole and n petticoat Joined in one
Earment. 1t belongs in the category
of trimmed lingerie as distinguished
from tailored lingerie, and may be de-
veIcped in either silk or cotton wash
fabrics, in white or light colors. Two
widths in val lace edging and mar
row Insertion provide for Its decora-
tton, and satin ribbon having "A gros-
grain, back is used for the durable
shoulder straps.
1t appears that there are just as
many garments made in colored silks
The Colorado statesman., 1923-02-03

THE new year presents its styles IN
L lingerie at its very beginning. While
chants were making ready for their
annual white sales.' and the day
after New Years found them inaugu-
rating period of special attention to
all fabrics used for making lingerie
or underthings, tub blouses and wash
able dresses and chlldren's tub frocks
There are not many new style points
In women's lingerie, but what there
are denote that undergarments are ac-
commodating themselves to coming
The Colorado statesman., 1923-02-03

ers handling it in different ways. Some
of them emphasize long. slim lines
and take up with the new front drap'
cries, as in the suit pictured. One can
hardly imagine anything but a short
coat with dress of this kind under 1t.
The skirt is wrapped about the figure,
ending at the from Al. plated drap-
cry that is caught up under the bodice,
which is made of different material.
The fabric in the skirt and coat Is a
heavy crepe woven in striped effect
and plain crepe de Chine makes the
body Of the dress, which is bloused
little oyer the girdle of crepe de chine.
This girdle hangs in sash ends at the
right side toward the back. A fuI
The Colorado statesman., 1923-02-03
NEW STYLES in LINGERIE;
IDEAS FOR SPRING SUITS


durability by other cottons or by silk.
AT his fixed post, zone of the
finest" stands at attention, with his
eyes riveted upon pretty lady in
an unusual suit. 1t is safer to wager
that his are not the only eyes on
Fifth avenue that have been arrested
in their wanderlngs by falling upon
this something new. in suits. Every
woman will recognize, by now, that
this particular suit is one of the much.
heralded, new three-piece models.
The idea of the three-piece is GER
tainly in the air with different design.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-02-03

and cottons as in white, and the shades
in demand are pink" 'peach." 'honey
dew" orchid and some light blues. The
demand for blue has increased unex-
,ectedly. perhaps, on account of the
beautiful shade called "forget-me-not,"
which appears in the displays.
+ inch triple vOlle is compelling at
tention among the finest cotton fabrics
rnd cannot be excelled In beauty or
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HELP-MALE.

DELIVERY MAN (colored).
first-class. between ages of Is
and 40; reliable: must know the
city and suburbs; good pay and
steady work. Apply ready for
work. 1880 Penna. ave. Sc.
Statesmen.
Men to join our sales organ
ization selling nationally adver-
tised household necessities on
easy weekly payments. If you
are making under $40 weekly
and want permanent better
paying position call 10 to 2.
Consolidated Gas Iron Co.,
Room 40. 400 9TH NV.
Man with machine also wanted.
SALESMAN, experienced, pre-
TERED, on nationally known cleo
trio clothes washer; best propo-
sltion in city to hustlers. Apply
y to II am. Monday, 4l9 n. J..
ave. NV.
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Ex-3016. Dayton. Obi,
SAJ,FSMFN.

Men of real sales ability who
are not afraid OF hard work to
call on retail grocery trade in
Washington. We want two
good statesmen. If you can
qualify, address your application
to sales manager, 838 Woodward
building. All applications treat
ed confdentially.
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WANTED-AGENTS.


SELL CHEWING GUM TO dealers; agents
make big money selling our new novel pack
ages: four havors; write for exclusive propo-
stion. Helmet Company, Cincinnati
WE START YOU In business, furnishing every
thing; men and women; opportunity lifetime
to earn $50 to 800 weekly. operating our
new system speciality candy factories" home
or small room anywhere; valuable candy book
free w: Hillyer Ragsdale, Drawer 1872. East
Orange, n. ].
WE START YOU without a dollar; soaps, ex-
tracts, perfumes toilet goods: experience un.
necessary. Carnaton Co.. Dent. 290. st Louis.
WE WILL pay y6n to distribute religious lit
erature in your community; steady work: man
or woman; experience unnecessary tect quickly.
Universal Bible House. Philadelphia.
ST. TO SO DAILY easy something Henry"
forgot: wonderful Invention for Fords; just
out: creating big sensation; fast seller; act
quick. Stransky Co, Room 2ll Stransky
bldg. Pukwana. :. ID.
$500 MONTH TAKING ORDERS for special
price-smas shing 50 95 raincoats direct from our
factory: comm ssions in advance. Star Rain
coat 60. y. Wells. Chicago.
$50 $500 WEEK; free samples: gold letters for
store windows: easily applied: liberal offer to
gen. agents. Metallic Letter Co. 435 North
Clark. Chicago.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MEN AND WOMEN-Rare opportunity. Arti-
cie costs 5c sells for 81: particulars free
VIM. +. Read, 30S f. Capitol st.
ihoIESIANT couple. under fifty, husba nd
with trade. after hours to work on place
having howers and chickens for room and
noard; wife general houSework good plain
rook Address BOX o36-A Star office.
I1PiSTS-Earn S25-S 800 weekly, spare time
copying authors' manuscripts. Write r. ]
aarnes; Authors Agent. Tallapoosa Ga, for
YOUNG LADIES. 10 rail-, and ~ tail Young
men wanted for Robert p. Mantcl Co. Ap-
piF stage door National Theater at noon
Monday. March 12 IL
Evening star., 1923-03-11

AGENTS-Something new: fastest sellers and
quickest repe4ter> on earth: permanent. easy
profitable business; good for $:SS to Sio a week
Write today for new plans. American Prod
urts 20. S2l1 American bldg. Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

FOX SALE-Shoeshine parlor with five chair,
@ pressing iron: pressing board and table
lat blocks and molds counter and sboucs.e
.>atIcnal cash register, two living rooms shed:
,W91Eear lease: cheap rent; cash. Call at once
III J., q 81, NV los
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AGENTS-Earn 500 weekly taking orders for
Rogers siiverware., aluminium sets anG. 1000
household necessities deliver and collect
Metropolitan Hardware Co. Church & yesey
SIS New York
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AGENTS biggest steady money ker in L.
$: newest style written guarantee hosiery:
give customer 81 900 legal guarantee complete
line for men. women. children: never sold in
stores: steady repeat business: same customers
for years: part time pays big: experience
capital unnecessary: write today for 81 900
guarantee and free sample offer. Jennings
Mfg. On. IiIIa mn. La Won OHM
Evening star., 1923-03-11

AGENTS-S10 daily easy; ironing board covers
selling like wildfirr: sure sale where shown
experience unnecessary: sample free. RaIlen
eNIfg. Co. Dept. COS. Baltimore bldg. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-03-11

'UMI'EI-LED TO SELL THIS WEEK: store
Closed: proprietor and wife i'll in hospital;
neiicatessen store: all new stock and fine dx-
lures: greatest opportunity and hest offer in
,he clty: no reasonable offer refused for cash:
nEIhg quarters in rear Of store S6J Der month
and one years lease. Phone Adams G.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

AGENTS-Sl00 a week. selling tailored caps:
can use limited number of agents: commissions
paid daily; wonderful sample outfit to those
selected; we deliver and collect: send arplica-
tion today. kramcr-Phillips Cap Co. Monon
bldg, Chicago
Evening star., 1923-03-11

aaGEAIS, crew managers. represent factory !;
2WIo profit selling latest sensat tion: electric
!lehted vanity case: every woman buys: yOur
pay advanced We deliver: write for sample
ti0ldsmith. 100 North Wells Chicarn
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AMAZING PROFITS; Presto polishing cloth
sells sight: free goods with every order.
Premier Products Corp. 80 T.. both st. New
Evening star., 1923-03-11

CLARKE made S18 nour selling vestpocket
windshield cleaner. needed by every autoist.
notorman. engineer; ope rub keeps glass cleaI
~ honrs: 0.OOO sold: amazing proposition free.
Security Mfg. Co. Dept. 691. Toledo. Ohio.
CLEAN up this year: wonderful new fast
seller; goes like wildfire: enormous profits;
write quick: free particulars Mission Co,
2421 Smith. Detroit. Micl'.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

GET OUR FREE SAMPLE CASE-Toilet ar
h'les perfumes and specialtios: wonderfully
profitable. LaDerma Co, Dept ll9 Main
and Walnut st. Louis Mo
Evening star., 1923-03-11

GOODYEAR MFG. co, 17-C Goodyear bldg
hansas city, Mo-. has opening for statesmen to
take orders for tailored -to-ft raincoats: no ex-
perience needed: big commissions in advance:
We deliver and collect. Complete outfit and
sales Instructions free
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AGENTS-Ionr address on q L. postal card
VIII bring yoH sworn proof of 81 To SiJ daily,
introducing new guaranteed hosiery: no capital
required; we teach YOU: you write orders.
del1Ner ANA collect. your pay daily: pairs
hose. guaranteed . months Sl.G5: elegant
"uttt furnished: all cnnrs and grades, includ-
ing silks: also new wde-seam hose Maco-
Chee Mills 90 Suite 1921 cincinnati Ohio
Evening star., 1923-03-11

EXTRAORDINARY Today offer. 10 con-
vince agents Mexican diamonds. guaranteed
:" years. have rainbow brillancy exactly
matching finest genuine diamonds. we'll send
perfect Tx. S6 gem only 81 G. o. D.; catalog
ana agents sample outfit proposition free;
act quick. Mexican Diamond Importing
Co. Box 2lS. Las Crmces Y Mex
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL SERVICE exam. in stenography and
typewriting every month; promotion, exam.
4 TO- % T ss9vss Ssy aeS
School. Sc. cor: 18th and r ats. NV. Fr. 20sO.
CIVIL SERVICE examination for editorial
clerk salary; 81 200 to $1.sO0; special instruc,
Service Preparatory School: cor. 18th and
+ SITS. NV. Phone franklin 2osO.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL Of Mechanical Dentistry
Big pay: large field; evening sg aa classes; frst
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY classes.
afternoon and evening. taught by evpert; re-
Main $40. It's
EARN MORE PAY as an auto expert; trained
men are making 81 500 TO $4,000 a year; we
the business at our big. modern school in
Washington. the nations capital. We train
YOU from the ground up to be an all-around
auto expert: we prepare you for big-paying
job in any Of the large factories, repair shops
or service stations or to go into business for
Yourself: write or call now for free, illustrated
book. telling how we help YOU to succeed.
American Motor Schools. Dept. $40. 18th and
SITS. NV, Washington. ID. c.
EARN UP TO $4UO monthly living expenses
paid. in hotel work; splendid opportunities for
trained men and women; many openings; We
tons or to be 'n Ied we the coming yesr we trsin
you at home; send for free booklet; Standard
business Training Inst. 2s7 Carlton court.
EASY TO LEARN we'll paid profession, Ieie-
phone switchboard operating; taught in IS
one-hour lessons. Glasses or private instruc
ton oxford bldg. cor 14th ST., between N
Y. ave. and II.
GERMAN AND HEBREW lessons given by
private teacher. Call West zoos.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and
women: nationwide demand in all depart
ments. hotels, tea rooms. cafeterias, clubs,
apartment houses: uncrowded field; fine living.
quick advancement our methods indorsad-
our students employed by leading hotels every
xrha rloHa
Lewis Hotel Training School. 1910 n. Y. ave.
LEARN to play popular music the saxo-
phone in lessons. The Somerset Studio.
1I16 Pa. ave. Franklin 237.
quickly learned; big demand. Write Tri- City
Rarher School SIT F. Baltimore St. Balti-
LINOTYPE INSTRUCTION - Day. evening;
established IT years: 90 Mergenthalers. Pro-
spectus. Empire School, 1873 East 18th ST..
New York.
common school education; railway mail, other
govt. positions; steady work: best positions
free: write Immediately. Dept. log, Hyland,
400 9Th ave. New York city.
MEN-If you want more pay become a Columbia
trained craftsman. We train you during your
spare time. day or night. in 3 to months.
for positions s,pns paying ss1 to SGo week Call
School Of Drafting. 14th and SITS. NV.
North 2I2.
MEN-Railway mail clerks; 81 800 s., 300 year
Specimen eXaminati tiOn questions free. write
immedia tely. Franklin Institute. Dept. 44-W,
Rochester v. Y.
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate
business; receive pay while learning: need not
interfere with present employment: some max.
ing 800 Q week. Free class lectures every
THURSDAY. pm. William r. Matteson. 610-
Gil Bond bld-.
YOUNG LADlt1S-CompIete preparation for
bank commercial and government positions.
Burroughs Adding. Bookkeeping aud Calculat-
in" Machine School. 724 18th st. NV. Phone
Nam 2I60.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. develop indie
pendent business handling Scotmints yeast
candy: new Ford automobile free; exclusive
territory. Scotmnts Company, 9lS ScOtnliuts
hdg.. Jersey CitY y. J.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Will GIVE Sl2J in three months, pay
ANAL manufa curing business: omen for in
estigati"n: need 500: make 1925 per
nionth once started; good reference. Call
Evening star., 1923-03-11

ROoMlNG HOUSE. nicely furnisI ed fine
location; cash payment. balance monthly: rent
, reasonable. Address Box 249-A- Star Office
Evening star., 1923-03-11

FOR SALE--DelicatesSen store near 18Th and
at Room 706 Columbian bldg 4i6 5tb "
Evening star., 1923-03-11
WANTED-AGENTS.

BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN: make spar
king glass name plates numbers checker.
boards. media llious, signs: big llust rat ted book
Iroe h. Palmer. 1I3. Wooster. O.
AGENTS-Do Won know thar our men are max
ing SOU TO 800 weekly selling or products
and that YOU do the same? Write TODAY
Tor IRE" information. Il. I. Silver -Chamberlin
Co.. Clayton. " j.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

STOP WORKING for others; go into bust
ness for yourself; make and sell your own
goods; by our system it's easy; opportunity
10 make 500 TO $500 weekly. Write inme-
siiately for free book. which explains every
thing. NATL Scientific Labs, 2i7 Monroe.
Rchmond, Va.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

tAFETERfA - Corner location; long lease:
nest opportunity in Washington at 81 500.
Address BOX 261-A. Star office
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOKS. chefs, couples. buffers. laundresses.
hGUSrclraGeTs. Mattresses; Monday: supplied
free. y. 2f69-W. Phillips Exchange.
COOKS. mattresses, chambermaids. nurses. La
dies Exchange S0I Vermont ave.
COMPETENT HELP for your onsidera tion.
Supcr-Service Bureau. North GOp9
FOR RESORT = Housekeeper, two maids
twhitei. three cooks tone pastry, femalel. one
steward. porter tcoioredl. Super Service
Bureau. 2D01 9th NV. room 1.
JAPANESE, >: 3 Filipinos, cooks, walters but
lers. housemen: situations Monday. " 1909 W.
References. Phillips Exchange.
LARORERS. 25; garage helpers. chauffeurs.
truckmen elevator men. jan'tors houseclean-
rrS: situations Monday. y. o8G9-W. Supplied
free. Phillips Exchange.
LArNDRESSES, To- experienced; cooks. neat
mattresses. maids, Eouseworkers; references;
situations Monday. y. 2669-W. Phillips Ex-
change.
MAN AND WIFE, butler and cook. wanted:
cooks. housemen. Fuler's Exchange. 122l
aJth st. 11s
COOK. s75: butler. 800: chamberma id wait
ress. 500: nurse, so twhitel: colOred cooks,
chambermaidS general workers laundrpssPs.
Christian Womans Exchange. 1701 11th St
OFFICE PUSITlONS-f'ree registration. Wash
ingtou Employment Exchange. operated for the
public by Washington School for Secretaries
and Nat. School of Commerce. 1419 ct. NV
Evening star., 1923-03-11

WOMAN meat appearing) TO
sell to best families a we'll
known electric appliance, manu-
featured by an old established
firm. Apply 9 to II am. Mon
day. 41o \. I. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

VIRGINIA plate glass stock will sell i've
:, ares at 500 per share: immediate delivery
Address Box 233-A Star Office
Evening star., 1923-03-11

WANT 10 GET in touch with persons who
nave small capital TO invest in a proposition
| mat has unlimited possibilities; should show
Iarge returns in sixty days: investigate and
you will he interested For particuiars call
at the office of Harry /. Chew, 205 Cont
mental Trust building
Evening star., 1923-03-11

GASOLINE. ACCESS ORIES-O Opportunity TO
purchase best located stand in city for $3.50.
Address Box 260-A. Star office.
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RooMlSG HOUSE. centrally located; 10
rooms: rents for $50 monthly: offered al very
low cash price for immediate sale. Frank.
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ONLY ONE SALE DAILY means $3.50 per
MONTH five sales. S6I0 monthly: full or
spare time; 5000 accident and health
policy: 81 weekly hpnefit: sells for $40 year
ly: tremendous demand; amazing profits: Sl00,-
oOn guarantee with state: write quick for ter
rtury and special contract. Underwriters,
Don't 3on NEWARK i
Evening star., 1923-03-11

MN thoroughly experienced in restaurant or
.aIeterla business, TO manage lunchroom on
percentage basis. Address Box I91 A. star
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Statesmen. solicitors. TO call on merchants
everywhere: extraordinary quick money-making
possibilities. whole part time immediate in
come; no investment. Box 1895. Richmond. Va
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SALESMEN-New auto tube seals its own
punctures; fully guaranteed: car owners buy on
sight, when demons tion is shown. Harrison
Mfg CO. Hammond, Ind
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Statesmen Electric signs great demand now
big opportunity for producers; large commits
sion paid promptly. \. X. s. Co. 1924 Mlw
ave-. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-03-11

TEA ROOM, near 18th ST. and Col. rd.: rooms
above pay entire rent of building wonder
fnl future: price only $500. Address Box
2J9A. Star Office
Evening star., 1923-03-11

MAN in each town. TO plare auto parts. re.
chandeliers by new method; $40 daily: no ca m
ital or experience required; outfit furnished:
free particulars and proofs. Gunmetal Co.. 50
OIL, Decatur, Ill
Evening star., 1923-03-11

BUSINESS MAN desires TO invest in pro
gressive business with view of becoming ac-
tive, now or later: mercantile line preferred:
references exchanged: state proposition fully
office
Evening star., 1923-03-11

PRESSERS (hand). on ladies'
fine garments; experience and
reference required. Apply to
Mr.. Hoffman, 1880 Penna ave.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

MILLINERY saleswoman
skilled in displaying and selling
the finest hats. Frank r.
Telleff. Inc. 1916 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

HARDWARE-GOod location; owner leaving
town will sacrifice Mt less than inventory:
price. 600 Address BOX 262-A Star Office
Ell ROPEAN HOTEL exclusive. near RaIejob.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Statesmen to solicit accounts for collection
from merchants. doctors. etc; permanent, well
paying contract: wonderful side line. National
Mercantile Agency. Martin bldg. Columbus
Ohio