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Evening star., 1923-03-24
WEARING APPAREL,

CLOTHES Wugtingmcn Here's friendly
sort ef Tip h"w Ia save cash ilssr day>.
See our lin" garments t>iiEltiy worm made
hy "gr leading taIlnTs a. s. ~. Ju>tlts Old
stand f1g u
Evening star., 1923-03-24
SITUATIONS-MALE.

AUDITOR. ROOkKEEPER. desires position by
Ar-.l I: p"st of oral references. Address Il.
G. Ellsworth. :S2o6 Warder >t. NV .6@
afro MECHANIC and electrician desires
s9o1Sih'e position: IL years experience: man
acrr . Yeas: former chief aviatiun mecla mic:
references Hugh l.. Bn.g> Frank l1ltJ. 3fs
Evening star., 1923-03-24

DON'T FOOL your time away IN 4 bad l"ca
tjon. Look at store 25G6 1fth St. the dcnScst
population in the city: ear stop IN front; fine
For barber shop. beauty parlor dyeiEg and
cleaning any business. Frank L. Aitemus.
nT4, 14th st
Evening star., 1923-03-24

AUTOMOBILE PAINTER. one with merhanl
cal experience or carpenter experience prefer
red; steady work. Apply Remschel Motor ON
pany Inc. ll3 North st. Asaph ST., Aie~-
Evening star., 1923-03-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES. all binds; prices paid. a
y. Arnold. f3.3 u at. Nai:i SlI3.
ARTICLES o: gold, silver and s.lverware
bought. Representative will call at your con
yeuience Z. @. BOX -, Washington. ID. c.
ap2ls
BEDR00M SUITE and piano: will store free
| for use of same: hghgrade family. Address
Fox 13T-R. Star Office.
B0OKS-We buy notion, school college. mis-
celaneous books, dictionaries. standard sets
and encyclopedias. Send or list books. Pearl-
mans Book Ship. 933 G st. NV. FIR. 54l6.
tLOTIEs-Wfi. pay highest prices for ladies'
snd mems worn clothes. Write or phone D.
Stein. 1908 IEt st. NV. phone North 4a9.
CLOTHING NImy nnd Navy cIotnng aud
f. boots highest prices paid. Call Franklin 1890
CLOTHING = Highest prices paid for mems
and boy $ worn clothing and shoes. q. LIGHT
man. Y. s315. 1874 7th st. NV.
CIOTUINfr-Will call in my unlettered auto
prices for ladies'. gentlemens. children's dis
carded clothing Of all descriptions. Address
postal or phone will call. w. Rice. 1882
7th st. NV. North 1I55.
DIAMONDS old gold. SILVER bough. for cash.
Louis Abrahams. sl6 9 st. NV.
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. oO1 Eye NV.
Phone Main .ts6.
FURNITUi;E-HIGH CASH PRICES for f.:--
niture of all kinds: Office furniture a specially.
$50 Mass. ave. NV. Frank 6lSS. 39'
! ! NITTRE--Want 20 hear from party hav-
ing some used furniture and piayer-pianO
Phcne Franklin fIf4. ~
FJ;RNI1JiE ne buy household furniture
and Office fixtures. Money advanced on stor-
| age. Sachs Furniture Co. corner sth and d
FURNITURE and miscellaneous articles
bought and sold. Best prices paid. Prompt
| attention The Amer. Household Co.. 7l3 18th
st. NV. Franklin 3403. 27s
Evening star., 1923-03-24

Alto MECHANICS. good men on used cars
Apply MIR. Spallings Hurley Motor Co. ''--
L sf IL
Evening star., 1923-03-24

ALTERATION HANDS needed; experienced
Apply Madame Ash. 12tI Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HAVE A CLIENT who will pay cash for
several brick houses for colored, any location
condition.
JOE c. BROWN
916 New York Ave Nv o5s
Evening star., 1923-03-24
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The toli0Ting business concerns hare
dGcn recommended to The star and gunrdg,-
tee Satisfaction TO Star readers. Any COM
pldfnt found necessary 10 be made to The
star aUiH recefue prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Scrrice Col
tIrnS rtIL Min INN Rrnnch LIS.
Evening star., 1923-03-24
HELp--MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-AGFNTS.
WANTED-SALEsMEN.

SALiSMAN-HiG iGh-ciass. to take charge of Il
small ISSUE of stock with Il going concern
will give good leads aud introductions, with
full information. Address Box 159D. Star Of
flee. stating experience. etc.
SALESMAN 70 represent large printing con
'trn doing high-class publication and CONNER
tial work; must be experienced; state age and
full details. ADDRESS Rox SID Star office. pa
Statesmen. two. in real estate office. Ap-
ply Room J0o. S1I 14tb st NV
Evening star., 1923-03-24
HELP-FEMALE.

NIL CLEEk. must he accurate. Apply office,
rataiS E"~:l
BOOK Is EEIER. dounlc entry: must hc able to
take trial balance. Barry Laundry. rear 70>
Ma ton St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-24

ITNCHEOUM business for -aIr. r-Ht. $i0o
monthly: good lncation: established ! months:
long loase: owner has other hUs nps>. l2IS
~
Evening star., 1923-03-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNITURE-N. KRISTEN. 800 9th st NV !;
all kinds of furniture wanted Phone Franklin
6osO.
FURNITURE of ali kinds including rugs. car
Frank. 76.
FURNITURE and rugs. immediately for s.
room house: whole or odd pieces. Please call
Franklin 1891. 26s
or in part: also desk with 5 or drawers.
Franklin $3.50 after pm. 80
FURNITURE and household goods wanted; :;
YOU will feel satisfied with prices I paw s.
Weisenberg, 1903 n. j. ave. NV. North 5ss3-J
FURNITURE. pianos carpets. etc Phone NJ
12S2 for wagon or have me call "Weschler /"
go Pa. ave. NV
FURNITUEE--In Immediate need OF furniture
for sroom house: will hiIy a whole or
odd pieces Call Frnnklin 2Ts5.
FURNITURE enough for broom house want
ed Immediately; viii buy n whole or odd
piec". Kindly cali Franklin G469
other goods TO sell. and YOU want to obtain
best result, send for Louis Notes. Sl4 E ST.
NV. Phone franklin 20l5.
FURNITURE OF all kinds for "A six room house
wanted Immediately, - whole or odd pieces
X indIy call Adams 600.
ri RNl1U I;E-1f you want to obtain hest re-
suits for your furniture % and Other misce-
laneouS. call u: Shapiro. 500 Louisiana ave
GOLD. silver, watches, uismonds and old
Jewelrr needed in our mfg. dept. Fun cash
value paid selinger's. $50 st. --
JEWELnY. DIAMONDS; gold. silver, platinum
nnd artificial teeth ID. AlpLer. S07 st. NV.
Msn .,S7I.
MILLER TRAIN CONTROL. Evcrgrreu Mines
and other stocks wanted. 4. l.. n"ibei. Boat
m"n'& Bank building. ST, Louis. Mo.
MISC ROSCOrE. Rausch & ICmb: give full dc
scription and price. Addsess Box 2pJ-D. star
office 3Os
PIANOS ana v,"trolus. old gold. silver, dia.
ruonds and jrwelrk r. Arnold. 1923 e.
ct NV MAJ. SlT3.
PORTABLE TTAGE, : rooms. roIr"
Cleveland ssS.
PORTABLE HOUSE or shack wanted. small
De>crba. with price. Address Box lt'D
Star Office. -
STEI\WAY parior grand concert grand
nan Address Box 2"'-'. Star uifcc. -
TYPEWRITER. Underwood; will pay cash for
No. !; state condition and price. ~
Evening star., 1923-03-24
HELP--MALE.

NFTER mail ORIGINAL rGc0mmendattons
On applying for employment Use COIIks.
Evening star., 1923-03-24

| CLEANING. iyciHE and pressing business,
near Maryland f'sr sal" NJ law figure
, to ,ri,k huyp~: good ti-in,-~S. low rent; nnIsI
d;suu~e of by rue-dly: good reason for selling
] r.nl l,i, Lrnl- .,.Sl. afInr l::n evnnnr..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-26
Fat That Shows
Soon DisappearS

Prominent fat that comes and stays
where it is not needed is burden.
hindrance to activity, curb upon pleas
ure You can take of the fat where 1t
shows by taking after each meal and at
bedtime, one Marmola Prescription Tab
let These little tablets are as effective
and harmless as the famous prescription
from which they take their name. Buy
and try a case today. ALI druggists the
world over sell them at one dollar for
n case or you can order them direct from
the Marmola Co. 1912 Woodward Ave,
Detroit, Mich. You can thus say good
bye to dieting, exercise and fat, and you
don't have to use disgusting salves and
ereases- Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-26
TANGLE LEADS TO EXAM
Health Board Seeks Assurance Ac-
counts Legally Correct.

Books Of the city board of health
will be examined by the State board
of accounts to ascertain whether the
system is in strict conformity with
the accounts board.
Clifford c. Healing, attorney for
the health board, said the step was
advised because the board wanted to
follow proper legal procedure during
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-26
NEW KRESGE. STORE
TO OPEN SATURDAY
Force of $50 SaIeswomen in Twenty
four Departments.

The new S. S. Kresge store. south
west corner of E. Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts., will open Saturday
The building is of white stone, four
stories high and of attractive archi.
tectural design.
The basement and first floor will
be used for salesrooms;. second, third
and fourth floors being reserved for
stockrooms. offices and restrooms for
employees.
Twenty-four departments viii com
prise the new store, with a force OF
$50 saleswomen. A lunchroom and
soda fountain are located at the south
end of the basement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-26

the present financial tangle in which
the board is running into a deficit
There is no suspicion that a dis
crepancy exists. it was said.
With the increased levy next year,
health officials feel that the board
will be on a sound basis by 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-26
Valuable Papers Gone

r. S. Geyer. 62S Peoples Bank
building, reports a brief case con-
tanning valuable papers taken from
his automobile parked on Market st.
near courthouse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-26
Money Taken in Elevator

Miss Lena Hahn, 5S2 E. Morris ST..
reports that while on an elevator in
downtown store, her purse was opened
and $50 taken.
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
THIS GRANGE FAVORS
PRESENT SCHOOL LAW

Special TO The Evening Journal.
STANTON Del. eb. 16.-Diamond
state Grange at its meeting, discuss
ed the anti-daylight saving law.
While no action was taken, the con-
sensus OF opinion was that the State
should have one time for all.
The following resolution on the
educational law was passed:
Whereas. The grange both Po-
mona and subordinate oranges. have
for years been complaining about
the poor condition OF our rural
schools; and
Whereas. The laws passed the
last few years have made great i'm
provement and II continued. will
change the educational standard OF
the state.
Resolved. That we. the mem
hers of Diamond state Grange. No.
?. P. OF H, respectfully petition the
members OF the present Legislature
TO continue the present educational
law unless they have something boz %
ter to offer that will further the
cause OF education"
Evening journal., 1923-02-16

what have [ done TO be worthy!
Father Hillaire wss right should
have gone long back"
lie passed a hand across his eyes
and addressed Lolo gently.
"Lolo," he said. go home-and
as told you that day. don't try these
shameless tricks"
A red flame mounted to the girls
very hair, burning, hot, furious.
"A wonderful understanding"
she cried. great faith and confidence
between Miss Val Harmon OF
Paradise-and-the Black Rustler!
Very beautiful--mi Diosl"
And with a swing OF her braided
quirt on the pinto's fanks she
whirled and was gone around the
broken fringes OF Mesa Grande.
The Black Rustler! Before Vars
eyes the levels shimmering in the
afternoon sun seemed to rise and
dance grotesquely. She put out n
hand to steady herself and grasped
the empty air. Velantrie. quivering
In his saddle. did not touch it.
CONTINUED In Our Next Issue)
Evening journal., 1923-02-16

pinto pony. Dusky as sunset. full
blown as a flower. very beautiful in
sensuous fashion. she sat and
looked at them-or at the man,
rather.
Val she did not seem 70 see. The
bud Of her scarlet mouth broke over
her small blue-white teeth in a
smile that had ravlshed more hearts
than one and she held out one slim
hand.
MASTER" she said in Spanish.
Velantrle. reused from his tense
reverie. pulled himself together and
shook the hand politely.
How do you do, Lolo?" he said.
Como esta w" she returned.
still in the Spanish. as II by its use
she narrowed the interest to them
selvesselves.
Nelantrle turned 10 Val.
Miss Hannon." he said do you
know the Senoita Sanchez ?"
NO" said Val and smiled.
But Lolo did not smile Instead
the look she threw at the other girl
was slow appralsing. insolent. The
Rose OF Santa Leaindra had never
forgiven the loosening OF this mans
arm. the slipping Of herself out OF
his consciousness when hhe glanced
up that night at Hunrewells to face
John lannon's daughter. Therefore
she hated the woman.
What matters?" she said. II
am only Lolo OF Leandra, too lowly
for the Pride OF Paradise to see"
With consummate art she dropped
her wonderful eyes. and she was on
the second the lowly as she said,
The meek, the far beneath. only Lolo
Of Leandra-pOor in this worlds
goods. n little sister OF the more
fortunate. And Velantrie was the
friend of such.
Val. understanding perfectly. stiff-
sned in her saddle and a slow flush
grew in her cheeks
The girl looked up and all her
lower face melted in beauty of ten
lernees as she smiled at him.
None but you. my master" she
Evening journal., 1923-02-16

s0-square percales; 1n-
est woven construction.
Two-tone prlntlngs on
light grounds; 36 inches
wide.
Evening journal., 1923-02-16

said softly. sis so kind TO me. wo-
men hate me-all Of them l
have still the gold you gave me--and
the kiss as we'll"
Velantrie's nostrils drew in a
sharp white line.
"Lolo." he said. speak English"
NO need" said Val quickly, 4
understand"
He did not look at her. though a
cold hand gripped at his vitals.
''Well?" he said.
Nothing" said Lolo like a child.
Verify do things rise from the past
like evil ghosts. thought the man
That cheap and tawdry kiss. given
in the gaiety OF a reckless moment.
came back to damn him now in the
one womans eyes as a worthless
trner. What could she think. what
could she feel but a nauseous revul-
sion. even as he himself felt it.!
He looked at Lolo and the sparkle
was hard as hlntstone In his eyes
The little vixen meant TO do the trick
she had done, to step between and
turn Val from him.
But 10 his astonishment Val spoke
"Well?" she said, "Velantrie is
good TO all. He has giv-n gold to
many and a kiss lis sign-manual OF
n gentle heart"
The man drew a long heath. held
it, let It out.
Lolo flashed a glance at Val then
"a venomous squirt. Artist recog-
nized artist.
But not like minel" she cried.
He gambled for and won me! He
is my master!"
Perhaps" said Val. sharply, "and
he will know what TO do with his
possessions"
"Lolo, little one" said velsn-
/ trie tell 1t all"
What all is there. save that you
won me fair-and-square from Bride
MANI
Another long breath lifted Velan-
/ trles breast Lolo and her kind were
monstrous to him now-but she was
a woman and he had never spoken
/ narshly to woman IN his life. He
turned and looked at Nal-and his
heart leaped st the steNdy faith
which burned In her eyes.
Il can explain" he said, but she
shook her head.
why should your" she answered.
81 need no explanation, Your face is
enough for me
My Cod" groaned velantrie,
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
Dandruff Will
Cause Badness
Parisian Sage Cleans the Scalp,
Stops All Itching, Stimulates
New Hair 30 Grow

Dandruh is positively dangerous and
VIII surely make your hair FAN out
Dandruffy heads mean faded. brittle
scraggly hair that finally dies. new hair
does not grow then you are bald snd
rothing can help you.
The only way to get rid OF dan lrum
for good Is to correct the cause. Wash
ing merely cleanses the scalp for \ sew
days then tha scales form as thick as
e.er.
To destroy the ,dandruff germ and
get rid OF dandr1sf part the hair and
apply Partisan Sage directly on the bare
scalp and ruh lt IN with the finger tips.
All scalp itch and dandrum 20 in a
few days. the hair stops falling out and
takes on new life and beauty.
Partisan Sage Is an antiseptic, fraG-
rant refreshing liquid-not intended as
dye or color restorer and must not
be confused as such. II does clean tho
scalp strengthens and invigorates the
hair and gives Il beauty. IL is just
as effective for young or old, blondes
or brunettes.
Don't delay-take care Of your hair
before Il is too late. Partisan Sage
Is Just what you need. It's inexpen-
sive at Eckerd's or Danforths Drug
Store or any drug counter and satis-
faction guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
foontimed From Our Last Issue)

(Conunucd from Our LAST iSSuel
Son. he would say sometimes,
these stars of ours will shine around
the world some day
'But his happiness was short
iived--a mere matter Of a few pleas
ant weeks as we got farther down
toward our destination-for one gor-
ceous twilight as we made ready TO
camp in a fold Of the hills, two
masked men dropped from a rocky
pass and ambushed the camp. II
was a daring thing. bold and clean
cut. and took us unawares, who we're
always prepared They were white
1nen-no Mexicans, and both were
big men. The two handlers and l
were willing TO obey the guns we
faced-but this Kentucky gentleman.
this fiery old father Of mine-ah, he
was a fighter borni .Ans it was his
horses that the masked men wanted
his matchless racersl
$50 he refused and leaped for his
gun beside a rock-and the leader
shot him as he ran! Shot him dead
in his tracks, seaching for the gun!
] think 1 went mad that minute. for
] leaped at the bandit then. half up
on his horse ! went, clawing like a
cat. carried a knife and ] tried TO
lsill him with IT, but he beat me off
with his gun-butt. As fell, my face
battered 10 a pulp by the falling
butt. raSed him with my clutchlng
hngers-and tore awayshis mask. l
saw his face. just one swift second
before the darkness OF falling sight
hlotted it out, and IL was a hand
some face, middle-aged and eagle
keen, and the long dark eyes that
sighted Il were hard as steel and ter
isble. When / came back To earth
we were two dead men and two liv-
ing ones, for one of the handlers
had been killed also. The other was
a brave chap and he brought me
round, helped TO gather up the scat
tered horses, and the next day we
buried our dead at the foot OF the
hill. There at that unmarked grave
] made my oath, and started out 10
keep 1t. For four years have
searched the earth for a big gray
man with Ions dark eyes that gilt
tered with a mad excltement-and
some day l shall find him There
was but one bit OF good left me from
that bitter day-The Comet, who
loved me best OF all who touched
him, would have none of the
Strangers.
THE trainer said he went mad as
a lunatic when they tried 60 take
him. Wild, screaming furious, he
charged them full. broke his rope
and literally drove them into the
sanctuary of the pass-but they took
his gentler double. the starry-eyed
Meteor. out OF the chasms and de-
flies The Comet came next day at
my ceaseless calling. came rampant
and blowing, and we've been to-
gether ever since"
Velantrie ceased. rolled his wide
hat aimlessly between his fingers
and set It back upon his head. He
pulled Il well down above his eyes
and turned 70 the girl with his old
gentle smile.
Come, Miss Hannon," he said,
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
Claims High Blood Pressure
Can Be Reduced to Normal

y. B. Danforth and many other good
druggists IN all parts OF the country
are now selling NORMA. a prescription
Of a Buffalo physician who has useI
il in his practice Tor many years.
one botte often causes dizziness, head
ache. sleeplessness and hot hashes o
cease and many people have so testified.
II is a purely vegetable remedy that
contains nothing harmful and is nuch
used by women at the changing 'ime
OF life who usually have blood pres
sure 6igher than normal.
Evening journal., 1923-02-16

j 'let me take you down. The tale is
told-the story finished. Now you
know 'velantrie, sometime OF the
Border save and except the fashion
OF my living. That can be told in a
/ breath. I hate oppression. In Mexi-
CO It thrives appallingly. have
/ had to travel ceaselessly. l have put
my hand against every man who
wrongs a helpless one, and l have
enjoyed the price I've made them
pay wherever and whenever I could.
have stolen right and left-and
given It right and left. I have kept
/ nothing for myself except the bread
ate. And always I have searched
/ searched for The Meteor and the
man who rides him-for ! mean to
have them both"
He reached for her hand with a
firm grip and drew her with him out
/ from the shelter OF the council
house to where the horses stood at
the steep trails head. As they
paused TO mount, Val again put her
hand on his shoulder and faced him
gravely.
/ Some day" she said softly, some
day-you-will come back-to me?"
The muscles in Velantrie's arms
twitched but he held them sternly
at his sides. The knuckles on his
clutched hands shone pearly white
with the effort.
NO" he said thickly. 'T 'am-not
the man"
But Val Harmon. her dark eyes
dim with honest tears. leaned for
ward and kissed him square upon
his tight-shut lips.
Some day" she said with strange
conviction. you will come back-to
the Church door-and-to me-"
Then they mounted in silence. and
in silence went down the trail to the
levels below.
CHAPTER XVI
The Vixen's Heart.
when love, rejected. turns 10 hate,
All III betlde the man."-Kipling
Velantrie's soul was chaos. As NJ
followed Val Harmon down the face
Of Mesa Grande a food OF bitter
waters rose and drowned his inner
self. Regrets. remorse. sorrow, they
all took hold on him and wrung
him like rag between them.
And his head was whrling like e
drunkard's with the exquisite mem
ory OF that honest kiss. No matter
what happened he would always
have that. a priceless possession.
And. then they reached the bottom
OF the trail. set deep between huge
shafts OF rotting stone. and-came
face to face with Lolo Sanchez on a
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
ITCHING GONE,
SKIN ALL WELL
P0SLAM DID IT

oh. man. "what grand and
glorious feeling" Itching ali gone.
burning stopped. no more scratching
and that unsightly eruption almost
gone already. THAT'S what Poslam
does. There's nothing like Il for
skin trouble.
Think what II would mean 10
YOU to know the wonderful sooth-
ing. cooling Poslam comfort. Why
don't you get a soc. box and begin
treatment tonight? You can tell by
its very SMELL that II Is going to
do good. The first TOUCH gives
relief, and almost overnight the
eruption begins 10 disappear.
SOLD everywhere. For trial sample.
send 10c to POSLAM AZ w 47th
St., New York. Poslam Soap keeps
skins healthy and compilations clear.
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
STOWAWAY ESCAPES.

While the crew slept on the Ger
man steamship Rudolph Albrecht,
lying at Marcus Hook, Themisto
Paul. stowaway. escaped on
Wednesday and is supposed to be
hiding at Chester. Another stow
away, Joseph Jeikonski, still re-
mains on the vessel. 1t has been
found necessary to guard all Ger
man vessels to prevent wholesale
desertions OF the crews.
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
Dizzy Spells, Headache. sleepless
ness. Paths I'm the Head and
Nervousness Indicate Da-
gerous Condition

"If you have high blood pressure or
any Indication OF IL. don't fool with
cure-alls" says well-known Albany
pha rma cist
Take good advice and get a remedy
that is compounded for high blood pres
sure only"
Evening journal., 1923-02-16
CASCARETS I0F
For Constpated Bowels Bilious Liver

tonight will empty your bowels com
pletely by morning and you VIII reel
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cssoarets never stir you up
or grlpe like salts. Pills, Calomei'
or OIL and they cost. only ten cents
a box Children love Csscsrets 100
Evening journal., 1923-02-16

A handkerchief OF singular charm
s made OF the finest linen batiste
with tiny trees and flowers placed
around the border.