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Evening star., 1923-05-27
Marshall Business Brokers.

Marshall Business Brokers.
Delicatessen store. we'll located uptown:
rent, $50; 3-year lease; splendid buy. 81 200.
Grocery and meats; large. sanitary store:
good lease; receipts now about 5000 per week.
Small corner grocery; rent, $37 This place
is well equipped and stocked. Price. 81. 800.
Confectionery and delicatessen; doing a large
and successful business; expensive equipment:
long lease; price right --
Candy store and candy nife.: 4-year lease;
inspection invited; price. $1,000
Variety store. uptown: rent, SIS; oppor-
tunity for lady; price, "a 500. -
Cigar store and cigar mfs.; rent, SIS;
small lunshroom; rent. $40; 2-year lease;
Cafeteria, downtown; capacity, about 100
people: equipment cost $1,000; viii be sold at
Cafe in apartment house: rent only SGT;
large kitchen and dining room; modern i'm
proyements; sickness cause of selling. Price.
Rook store on Pa; ave.; rent. $sS; over 5000
books; price. $1,000.
Small store 1--WE miles from city. $3.50
Hardware md house furnishing store; rent
Auto accessories. gas. oils: rent, $s5; no
better location: price. $1,000.
Light lunch - and nd deiicatessen rent. ssS; op-
Rooming house, 10 rooms. near 10th and
Roomiug house near 18th and Mass; rent.
Rooming house, Is rooms rent. $40; near
11th and II SITS; one Of best propositions In
business; price, So. 600.
Rooming house on Mass. ave-. near 18th; 16
rooms. baths, electricity, h.w.h.; price.
II you want to sell business place Of any
kind consult our up-to-date Offices, where hum
dreds Of places are sold. -.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1923-05-27
REAL DIAMOND IS
BARGAINS FOR
BARGAIN HUNTERS.

Here is your opportunity to
buy a diamond far below the
original wholesale price. We
are able to offer these pieces at
such low prices because they
were traded in or bought from
private parties.
Princess ring, 16 blue-white
diamonds set in platinum, -,
$3.50.
Mans 3-stone diamond ring,
diamonds weigh about "a carats.
Very latest 18k white gold
mounting,
$l1O.
Blue-white diamond, about, |
carat, set in a wonderful plati-
mum mounting. 10 diamonds
and sapphire,
1865.
3M-carat blue-white perfect
gem. Very wonderful stone.
$3.50. -
OPPENHEIMER & SHAH.
Diamond Specialists,
9O7 F. ST..
The House of Diamond
Bargains.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The 5ollotring BUSINESS concerns Mare
been recommended to The Star and dudrGn-
tee sdtisfociton to Star readers. Any COM
pldfnt found necessary to be made to The
Star tcHi recefpe prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serrtce Col
unns. cGIl M1tn 50n0. Branch ff5.
AUTO DRIVING, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION:
will qualify You for obtaining onerators per-
init. 3345 1S'h NV. Adams 'nn 1*
AUTO RADIATOR AND r IN DrIi KEl'Ain-
ing by expert; reasonable prices. FRENCH
RADIATOR & FENDER CO., 1905 Q ST. NV.
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CARBON BURNING. 40c cylinder, owner to
remove plugs and wiresa frozen cylinders. cast
ings, steel and aluminium welded properly; all
work guaranteed NJ. NJ. Coleman oO7 18th
st N w Phone NJ 1893.
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FOR SALE-SchooI of languages completely
equipped, with chairs, desks. blackbonrds
charts: over 1000 books on hand established
six years; has over one hundred students now
and class of several thousand former schol-
ars; excellent reputation and good will owner
leaving city: any offer proposition will be
acceptable. Address Box 171-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-05-27

STAND for rent at Camp Meigs for souvenirs
novelties. post cards and booklets; TO- 900 cars
parked daily. Dr. II. T. Levey. 3O7 Jenifer
bldg. WashingtOn, u. c.
Evening star., 1923-05-27

PLANT Of Prince William News Manassas,
Va, until recently operated as weekly news.
paper and job printing office, is advertised 10
he sold at public auction, at.Manassas, Va. on
Monday. June 4, 1928. at about noon: terms,
cash; plant fully equipped, including Intertype;
opportunity for practical printer to get into
good business for self acquire good ma
chinery: round trip fare from Washington,
S2.3S: references. W. c. WAGENER Manas.
sas Va.
Evening star., 1923-05-27

CARPENTER. JOBBING AND METAL GA
RACES: estimates furnished: reasonable prices
Send postal. G. J. DERrSHA. G17 Md. ave
Evening star., 1923-05-27

FOR RENT-Furnished il you are looking for
a rooning house, see this; a 21-room house
near Thomas Circle: in excellent condition
steam heat and electric lights: will rent to
responsible party who will purchase furniture.
will give long lease: immediate possession.
tSee Mr.. Garyey.) Francis A Crawford, Inc.
903-4 Continental Trust bldg. Main 273O-
1852
Evening star., 1923-05-27

BATTERY RECHARGING, repairing Rentals
for all makes. Ignition and minor mechanical
troubles promptly corrected. Omen from 7:3O
IN. to midnight. North's Battery Station,
1897 D st. NV. II stuck phone NJ 966s for
service truck. JUL
Evening star., 1923-05-27

DUPLICATING and printing business: your
own terms. or trade for automobile. Call Main
slS6 before pm. today, or address Box
aJ3-A Star office
Evening star., 1923-05-27

VIII qnahfy You Tor obtaining onerators per
init. 3345 1S'h NV. Adams 'hn 1H
AUTO RADIATOR AND rtN nrK Kf.l Aln-
ing by expert: reasonable prices. FRENCH
RADIATOR & FENDER CO., 1905 Q st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING. New
Installed. Westinghouse Battery Service.
George Wells, 9Th and n NV. Frank. 253o.
AUTO RADIATOR AND FENDER EXPERTS.
306 John Marshall pl.. go. courthouse F. 1926.
AUTOS WASHED. POLISHED AND DELTv-
sFes 81 gEessGg done tsT59ughiy; nT59 day or
BATTERY sERvTCE-First-class work on ali
batteries. Sole Hartford agency. Hartford
Battery Co, 1905 9th st: n.T. 2.
BATTERY RECHARGING, repairing. Rentals
for all makes. Ignition and minor mechanical
troubles promptly corrected. Omen from 7:30
am. to midnight. North's Battery Station.
1927 D ST. NV If stuck phone NJ. ae6s for
service truck. ju1s
CARBON BURNING. 4oc cylinder. owner to
remove plugs and wiress frozen cylinders. cast
ings steel and aluminium welded properIy: all
St NV Phone NJ 1893.
CARPENTER. JOBBING AND METAL GA
RACES: estimates furnished: reasonable prices
Send postal. G. J. DERrSHA. G1T Md. ave.
CARPET CLEASING-If you want the best at
most reasonable prices Phone w. los. Amer
Jean and Persian Rug Co. 1904 Pa. ave.
GATpET p CLEANING AM and repairing "A stitch
and cleaning of your oriental and domestic
rngs. Potomac 1529. Nazarian Bros. Co.
CHAIR GAMING. porch rockers, reed furniture
renaired, refnshed reupholstered; w.ckercraft.
go - - - - . : "a -
CHAiI,S tA.,r-,, uI,iivis,erIng. porch rockers
splinted. { A. Armstrong. 1888 10th ST. NV.
Franklin 1888.
CARPET CLEANING AND wAsHTNG-Have
Albert kahlert & Co. clean your carpets and
rugs Improved steam carpet cleaners. 352
Md ave. s;w. Phone NJ. 2os6. Estimates
ELECTRICIAN TURBERyILLE CHARGES
only aao per hour Call North s4oI when
anfeed TURBERvIILE ETECTRIc Voc CO. ssn 19Io
Conn. ave. NV:
ELECTRICIAN TURBERvILLE CHARGES
only $50 per hour CAN \. 04o7 for your
BERvILLE ELEc. CO., 1719 Conn. ave. NV.
FLOOR FINISHING-Floors of best hardwood
installed cheaper than linoleum; old floors
rankin 7sss-w. o. ''A st. NV
FLOORS CLEANED. POLIsHED AND
scraped. A. r. ZIMMERMAN CO., 817 North
Capitol st. Franklin 1902-W.
steuart's Garage, Authorized Ford Dealer"
141 18th st. ne. Phone Lincoln GOO.
FURNITURE UPHoIsT'D, REP'D: SLIP:
covers made Es, eheeIf1iS soa a given Retgrned nJ
FURs-FREE COLD STORAGE; REPAIRING
and remodeling at lowest prices. ZL0TNICk,
1120 G St, at 18th. NV.
KEYS DUPLICATED WHTLE YOU WAIT,
25c- 500 9th st. NV. basement.
KEYS CUT BY MACHINE, YALE AND IS:
dependent locks installed: ACME .LoCKsMITH
CO., 11O7 Eve st. NV. Main 1919
MATTRESS MAKING AND RENovATING-
Special for spring cleauing-Mattresses. box
springs. iron frame springs. cushions and pill
lows renovated at special prices. Special this
Redna ao sse reaoysted @ O Gum6a Eaos
MIRRORS REsILvERED: new mirrors; nand
% Kinds. 4. K. sassi spGie ss 4. X sos. .' OF =.
Evening star., 1923-05-27

PARTNER WANTED-Have store room on
main thoroughfare, to serve lunches during con-
ven:ion partner wanted; small capital.
franklin 2fS3
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. DOGS, PETS, ETC.

AlREDALES-The finest young stock: ovrr
distemper; months old have dog that Will
make real pal and guard your property:
very cheap. Breal Kennels, Falls Church.
Va.
Evening star., 1923-05-27
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Continued.

FOR RENT-Cots and mat
tresses, S. per month for outfit.
Will deliver. N. Frank & Sons,
3IS L s.w.
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All His Own

1t is rather refreshing to have
someone call attention to the things
for which we have reason to be glad,
as Mr.. Gowen has done this week in
his comparison of farm prices for
this year and last While these fig
ures do not show any marked swell
in prices paid farmers. the level is
generally higher.
And Mr. Gowen does not mention
one thing OF primary Importance to
emphasize these quotations. Agricul-
turc is debated to rock bottom. And
farmers this year, confronted with the
competition of the numbering indus
try and high wages generally, have
snapped" work. Their labor expense
has been unusually low. Whatever
farm products may bring to the farm
er this year will be largely his own.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14
A New Excuse for
Welshing

The Paris Temps, semi-official or.
gan OF the French government, as
serts that the European debts to the
United States stand as the only OBJ
stacle in the way OF full settlement
OF the reparations and allied debts
problem, and suggests that the SUBJ
ject be referred to the world court.
just what phase of the question the
court would be called upon to decide
is not made clear, but presumably it
would render an opinion as 20 wheth-
or the United States ought to insist
on collection OF the debts or should
remit them in the interest Of world
peace.
The Temps opens up a new view of
international relations. According to
1t. II nation wishes to spend its re-
venue in the support of huge army
and in aircraft competition rather than
in liquidation of its just debts, the
matter shall be left 10 a court to de-
eide what shall be done.
The allied debts to the United
States are not subject for argument,
either before court or elsewhere.
The money Of American taxpayers
ten billions of twas taken from the
Treasury and loaned in good faith to
allied governments, which gave their
promissory notes for its future repay
ment. The transaction was a very
simple one, although il involved huge
sums. and is repeated scores OF times
in our everyday life. The efforts OF
allied governments now 10 throw
about the deal Loo OF collateral is
sues mus, not be allowed to obscure
the principle Of common honesty
which is involved Are those eoun-
ines 20 redeem their solemn written
pledges to pay. or arc they no,'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14
Doesn't Need to Bother

Senator Borah is the politician pre-
mier Never has one been more SYM
pathetic with Boise project settlers.
He favors everything that promises
relief In fact. he says that he does.
But does he? True, that Senator
Borah introduced a 40 year payment
bill at the last session OF congress.
But did he fight for it. did he exercise
his great ability to have it passed? 7
Did he employ tactics like Senator
Gooding does when the latter wants
something and goes after it? He most
emphatically did not.
Senator Borah could make congress
ring with his pleas for Idaho farmers
If he wanted to. Senator Borah.
with his admitted influence at Wash
ington. could virtually compel the pas
sage of a relief measure for project
settlers-if he wanted to. Senator
Borah could paint such a picture OF
suffering and real want upon federally
reclaimed lands that Uncle Sam
would shed tears of shame and start
out to make amends at once-if he
wanted to.
But Borah doesn't want to. He
just talks. goes through the mechan-
les OF introducing a bill and then
turns his gifted attention to the rec
ognition of Russia and the direct pri-
mary. Either of which is of abso-
lutely no importance to Idaho.
But then Senator Borah is not an
Idaho senator He is world figure.
And he really doesn't need to bother
much about US home folks. All he
wants from us is votes. And all he
does for us is-nothing.
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"Reds" and "Pale Pinks'

How many reds" are there in the
United States? When is a man q
red" and when is he only pale
pink"
Nobody seems to know The Am
erican Bar association, through its
committee on American citizenship.
believes that there are a million and
a half reds" Other civic organiza-
tons with a different definition OF
what is red" put the number much
lower.
The man in the street understands
by red" a person who wants to
overthrow the government. who be-
licves in the Soviet rather than in rep
resentative government. who thinks
the sword and the torch, the industrial
revolution and the commune, are bet
ter than the economic structure OF
this or any other civilized country.
Blu, many an alleged red" is only
pale pink" in the sunlight
By "a pale pink" most of us under
stand a man who is radical in ideas in
that he believes the present order of
things is due for a change, but who
wishes that change made in an order
ly and legal manner. A pale pink"
may believe whole heartedly in COM
mune Tin which everybody shares in
everything in which all are equally
wealthy. and yet desire to bring
about such a state of affairs by edu
eating people to demand such an am
endmcnt to the constitution as will
insure that plan. A red" may strong
ly desire child labor to be forbidden.
education made free to all, govern
ment ownership and building of ma
tional highways and other good
ideas. and yet think the best way to
get them is to start with a revolution,
battle. murder. sudden DEATH
The pale pink" radical is not a
menace. The red" is. That there
are a million and a half men and
women in this country who want
revolution is unthinkable That there |
arc not more than a million and |
half pale pink" people is probable;
prosperity always decreases and hard
times increases their number.
All good Americans are on guard
against the real red" but it is not
inherent in any red-blooded American
to be scared of an army of reds"
which is really very pale pink. Only
a few hotheads really try to invade
American sanity with anarchy. Let
us concentrate on these, and not scat
ter our efforts to make this land 100
per cent American by worrying over
the harmless pale pink"
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Just the Same

This little European rumpus be-
tween Greece and Italy demonstrates
two things. 1t proves without posi-
bility of contradiction that the league
OF nations as an international machine
is utterly incapable OF seeing justice
done in international affairs. 1t
proves, too, that the old European en-
tanglements, the old alliances. the old
jealousics. the old suspicious. the old
privilege OF picking on weak nation
still exists.
Italy's demands upon Greece are
absurd in their severity. Only be-
cause of the fact that Greece is a
weakling. starved through long and
exhausting wars and today is over
flowed with refugees she cannot care
for. did Italy dare seize Corfu and
dictate settlement terms beyond
Greeces ability to meet.
Does the league do anything? Ger
tainly not. 1t even hesitates to debate
the question as to whether or not it
has jurisdiction, a Smoke screen
point that Italy raised.
Today Europe is az its best-or
worst Conditions are precisely as
they were before the World War ex-
cept that they are aggravated. Little
nations, we learn. must ally them
selves for protection against Italy.
France and England.
What has become of those ringing
phrases created from a war for de-
to prevent wars?
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Might be Worse

Railroad earnings this year may
reach one billion dollars, net. But
they would be a whole lot greater
than that if Uncle Sam continued to
guarantee six per cent on the rail-
road investment Nevertheless, the
mere fact that railroads this year may
set new high mark for net earnings
indicates that they couldn't have been
in such terrible condition just a few
short years ago when Uncle Sam
turned them back to the owners and
the owners wept great tears of re-
morse when they beheld the wreck.
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|. w. WIS in the state prison is mis-
directed. These men were convicted
after fair trial by a jury OF American
citizens for melting others to destroy
property and overthrow the lawfully
constituted authority of the state and
as long as | am governor they will
serve out their terms. The free speech
guaranteed by the constitution is not
the kind of speech these men are in
prison for"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14

other important matters disposed OF
is the listing OF apples for sale through
the association, the lists to date are
as follows:
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APPLE GROWERS HOLD Sue
CESSFUL MEETING

Seventy-five apple growers from
Caldwell. Parma, Nampa. Roswell
Apple Valley. Huston, Greenleaf, Can
yon. Weiser. and Wilder attended the
regular meeting held in the Farm
Bureau rooms Tuesday night.
The reports OF the committees on
organization and agreement of rules
governing the association were read
and UNANIMOUSLY adopted A perman-
ent organization was perfected with
Fred Shelp as chairman and Mrs.
Mary Fisher secretary. Among the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14
Law and Order Must
Prevail

1t is a source OF great satisfaction
to the law-abding citizens of Idaho to
know that Governor Charley Moore
is proving his mettle in handling the
|. w. w. and other radicals who en-
deavor to incite riot in the state
THE only place for the man who
wishes to destroy government in Ida
no is in the state penitentiary" said
Governor Moore recently. The effort
being made by those outside of the
state Of secure the release of three
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14
Poultry Flock is
Source for Cash
Farm Flock Becomes of
Importance Through
Cooperation

The farm poultry flock has been
made source OF cash income as well
as of food for the family by the many
farm women who have learned from
their agricultural extension agents the
best methods if poultry management
and preparation of products for mar
ket. The experience OF the women
OF Fairhaven (Ga) community. is typ
ical OF the work in many States. These
farm women, desiring to improve the
earnings of their flocics. brought eggs
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14

II geese laid golden egg nobody
would object to being called q ,ooss
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14

to the weekly meeting Of the .v,.-.
club, where the home-dero,..-'-'.-..'
agent showed them how 70 pr,d.
pack properly for shipmen, IT,, -D1
continued each week until the -.
bers were able to do the wort -
selves. They then organized ,, =.
their eggs comparatively secured
customer a grocery store in ne,-
city. and, according TO reports - !,
United States Department, of L.. ..,'
ture. have been carrying on , s,,;ss..
tory business for more than wear
New cooperative egg marke.iny -
sociations organized in 1922. Accord.
to reports. handled 10000 dozen eg,..
in 1921 some 400 new orean;,,,;,..
handled about 100000 dozen eg..
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AAN dN1OSAdtAOil dtoO CtNSAt0 a odtNa
Committee consisting OF II. G. Crit
fifth. w. r. Bales. and J. J. Allison
with a. |. O'Reilly as a cooperating
member H. G. Monce OF Nampa,
w. +. Babcock OF Parma, +. l.. Tate
OF Roswell were elected to represent
their respective communities as MEM
bers OF the sales committee. Apple
growers who have not already sold
their apples are urged to get in touch
with their nearest committee man and
list their tonnage. The sales COM
mittee are preparing notices to be
mailed to each buyer and dealer stat
ling number OF cars of each variety
for sale and inviting them to fill their
orders through the committee who
have power to sell at certain prices.
The committee being IN possession OF
the least price each grower will sell.
Much discussion came up over the
statement that certain cash buyers
were quoting the growers apples in
eastern markets at $50 per ton before
they have bought the farmers apples
The growers felt that no buyer has a
right to put a price on their apples
to consumers before they buy them.
They were unanimous in the opinion
that the farmer should put his own
price on his goods and passed the fol-
lowing resolutions: First. Resolved
that it is the sense OF this meeting that
those buyers who are quoting prices
in Eastern markets on apples that they
do not own and do not represent be
severely condemned. Second, That
members express themselves as to
whether they will stand by the price OF
$40 per ton in bulk and Sl.25 in bas-
kets and memb -rs voted unanimously
in favor Of this.
The Farm Bureau was asked by
many OF the growers to ascertain the
names OF the buyers who are doing
this and spreading false reports re-
garding sales and prices and make
il known. The Farm Bureau is work
ing on it.
Before the close of the meeting it
was unanimously voted to close no
sales at less than $40 per ton for Jona-
hans before the next regular meeting.
The meeting adjourned until Tues
lay evening September 10. at the
Farm Bureau.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14
The Ideal Purgative.

AS purgative. Chamberlain Tab
lets are the exact thing required
Strong enough for the most robust,
mild enough for children. They cause
an agreeable movement of the bowels
They are easy and pleasant to take and
without any of that terrible gripping
agreeable in effect.
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Aeo@21
our BOY REPORTER
Deer Cheef:

Deer Jheef:
Ny Mothers work till she and the
baby got measles CESS wont be able help because
my Mother around nessidges for her.
washed the dishes this mon all by myself My fother he
makes the beds do of the work after he leaves Please
tell Nell if anything for in a packdge to put in my
drawer my desk CESS will be to work in a cuppe days
M Mother sed she thinks so also
thirty
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-09-14
D AT-SNAP


Also mice. Absolutely prevents Cd
ors from carcass. One package
process this. RAT-SNAP comes in
cakes-no mixing with other food
Guaranteed.
3sc size-l cake-enough for
Pantry, Kitchen, or Cellar.
Csc sixe-2 cakes for chicken
house, cooks, or small buildings.
SIPS size = cakes--enough for
all farm and out-buildings, storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by
Botkin-Joy Drug. Co.
Clark Hardware Co.
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In spite of their entrance into poll
tics, the women OF Egypt are not
abandoning their wells.