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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12
Strand-Clinton and Roonev

Manager sparrow announces for
the Strand Theater next week, begin
ing Sunday, Walter Clinton and Julia
Rooney as featured stars. supported
by the Lights Club Orchestra one of
New Tork's popular and talented mu-
steal organizations. Miss Rooney is
a daughter of the late Pat Rooney
and sister of young Pat, one of the
most popular performers appearing
here.
Others include AL Richard and
Ethel Gray in a comedy .skit, Hush
Money" by Andy Rice; the Arleys,
sensational perch gymnasts. with two
attractions to be announced later.
Daring Love-" featuring Elaine
Ifammerstein, supported by Huntley
Gordon, Walter Long, Johnny Arthur.
Gertrude Aston, Cissy Fitzgerald and
Morgan Wallace, will be the main
photoplay. 1t is an adaptation of
Albert Payson Terhune's well known
story, "Driftwood! A comedy and
the Fox News also will be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12
The Red Lily"

''The Red Lily" a new Metro pro-
duction featuring Enid Bennett and
Ramon Novarro, will be shown at
Crandalrs Tivoli Theater Sunday and
Monday, together with Mack Sennett's
travesty, East of the Water Plug:
Tuesday and Wednesday,, First Ma
tionars "In Every Womans Life"
featuring Virginia Vani, Lloyd
Hughes, Stuart Holmes and Marc Nc
Dermott; Lige Conley, in Fast and
Furious" and The F'unshop": Thurs
day and Friday, "Circe, the Enchant-
ress," starring Mae Murray, and Jim
mic Adams, in Nerve Tonic; Satur-
day, Monte Blue and Marie Provost,
in Being Respectable Warner
Brothers production, and Harry
Langdon. in Mack Sennetts His New
Mama" Daily bills will include short
reels and pipe organ music.
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week, beginning Sunday afternoon,
in his latest Paramount production,
"A Sainted Devil" Joseph Hena-
berry screen version Of Ropes End"
by Rex Beach. 1t is colorful
South American story Of pronounced
social contrats, backgrounded against
the old hacienda life of the Argen-
tine and the gay brilliance Of Buenos
Aires, the Paris of America"
The cast includes Mia Naldi,
George Seigmann, Helen D'Algy
valentines new leading woman),
Dagmar Godowski, Jean Del Val and
others.
Mr.. Valentino enacts the role of a
young South American cavalier whose
brideto-be is stolen from him on her
wedding night by a marauding bandit
and whose vain search for her en-
bitters and makes him remarkabl
character
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Belasco-"O Quarantine"

Charles L. Wagner and Edgar
Selwyn will present "Quarantine," a
comedy by r. Tennyson Jesse. with
Sidney Biackmer and Helen Hayes, at
the Shubert Belasco Theater next
week, beginning Monday evening.
The play has been staged under the
personal direction of Mr.. Selwyn.
The settings were designed by Nor
NAL Bel-Geddes.
"Quarantine" is a comedy with a
record of success achieved in London.
The romance starts on shipboard and
continues when the passengers are
thrown into quarantine when the
ship. arrives at Pigeon Island. In
fact, the romance survives even the
comedy which ensues from the aris-
ing complications.
Beryl Mercer, Percy Ames, A. +.
Kaye, Kay Laurel and Olga Ollonova
are included in the cast.
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Metropolitan-"Cl Classmates

Crandalis Metropolitan Theater
next week will offer First National s
release of Richard Barthelmess'
screen version of CLASSMATES" by
William G. De Mile and Margaret
Turnbull, filmed in large part at
West Point with the National Mill
tary Academy as a picturesque back
ground.
The chief feminine role is played
by Madge Evans. Others in the cast
are Charlotte Walker and Herbert
Corthell.
From West Point the action shifts
to the jungles of South America,
where exciting adventures are en-
countered. Clever utilization of the
Photograph has been made to con-
tribute to the suspense Of these
thrilling episodes.
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GOLDFIELD, BONANZA CITY,
NOW NEARLY WIPED OUT
Two Fires Leave Only Hotel Where
Once Frenzied Bush for
Metal Existed.
BY the Assnciated Prs.

GOLDFIELD, New, November IL
Two fires within a year have left lit
tic but bIackened and crumbling ruins
in this one-time bonanza town Of the
West.
From 1906 to 1908 the town had
10000 people. The lure of gold had
brought them from everywhere. Some
of the lots on which charred skele-
tons of structures stand were bought
and sold, in frenzy of speculation.
for from $4,000 to $4,000 Miners
took s200.00O,000 in gold from the
region about the city.
Today nothing is left of Goldfield' S
former glory but the five story Gold
field Hotel, which by some miracle
escaped both fires. For the moment
it represents practically the entire
business of the town. The post Office
has temporary quarters at one end,
the bank at another. Every inch of
ground-foor space is occupied by in
tereSts vital to the community.
The old-timers still hope that more
gold may be found and that their
town will stage a Comeback
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Takona.

Sunday and Monday, Patsy Ruth
Miller and Matt Moore. in Fools in
the Dark; Pathe News. Topics of
the Day. Tuesday and Wednesday,
George Sidney and Alexander Carr, in
Potash and Perlmutter in Holly
wood, our Gang comedy. ''Sc"in'
Things" Thursday and Friday, Col
leen Moore and Conway Tcarlc. in
"t'iirting With Love-; comedy. Bun
galow Boob" tAesops Fables; serial.
Into the Net" No. =, on Friday only).
Saturday matinee and evening, Scssue
Hayallawa, in The Danger Line:
Aesops Fables; comedy, Near Dub
lin" (matinee only, Leather Stock
ing" No. ~.
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Park.

Sunday and Monday. Rudolph
Valentino and Bebe Daniels, in Mon
sieur Beaucaire,'' and Pathe News;
Tuesday, Betty Blythe, Lowell Sher-
man, Pauline Garon and Elliott Dex-
ter. in 1.-THE Spitfre,'' and Mack Sen
nett comedy. "One Spooky Night" ;
Wednesday, Colleen Moore and Con-
way Tearle, in "F1irting With Love"
and Neal Burns, in Busy Buddies" /;
Bowes, in Head On and Pathe
News; Friday, Richard Talmadge, in
I'm Fast Company" Johnny Fox, jr.,
in Junior Pardner," and Pathe Review;
Saturday, Eleanor Boardman and
George Hackathorne, in Turmoil, :"
Charley Chase, in Two Many Mamas."
and chapter Into the Net"
New policy starts Sunday-Even
fngs, Z and S:45; doors open $50;
Saturdays at 1880, and Sundays at
2:45 pm.
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Rialto-The Fast Worker

In comedy based on the story by
George Earr McCutcheon. 1.-The Hus-
bands of Edith" Reginald Denny will
be seen at the Rialto Thanksgiving
week. It is said to be one OF the
most hilariously funny plots yet de-
vised and the film title is 'The Fast
Worker"
It centers about the complications
arising when a man sets out on a trip
with his best friends vito and at the
suggestion Of that friend travels as
the husband. He meets woman
whom he falls in love with and the
fun begins.
The supporting cast includes Laura
La Plante and Lee Moran.
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York,

Sunday and Monday, J. Warren Ker-
riEan. Lois Wilson. Ernest Terrence
and Tully Marshall. in The Covered
Wagon" and Acsop Fable: Tuesday.
Wondering Husbands" "Wednesday.
Chalk Marks; Thursday. The Lee
gend Of Hollywood"; Friday. Willard
Louis, in Rabbit" and Jack Demp-
sey, in "All's Swell on the Ocean"
Saturday. Marie Provost and Monte
Blue, in Being Respectable" Mack
Sennett's East of the Water Plug
and Into the Net" No. ;.
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National -Lenore Uric,
THE Harem."

David Belasco will present Lenore
Uric in THE Harem," a new comedy
by Ernest Vajda. adapted by Avery
Iopwood, in the National Theater
next week. Immediately preceding the
New York engagement.
In The Harem'' Miss Uric has a
role that is radically different from
Eer past successes and one that is
naid to reveal her ~unqueStioned ar
t1sthy at it's best.
William Courtcnay has been en-
Gagged by Mr.. BelasCo to support Miss
Uric. The other members of the
company include Lennox Pawle. Rob
srt Fischer. Virginia Hammond. Mar
torie Vonnegut and Arthur Bowyer.
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Chew Chase.

Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan,
in Little Robinson Crusoe" Chron-
icles of America, Wolfe and Mont
calm" Aesop's Fables and News: Tues
day, Mae Murray. in Mime. Midnight :;
AL st. John comedy, BE Yourself" 4:
Wednesday and Thursday. James Kirk
wood, Norma Shearer and Adolphe
Menjou. in Broken Barriers" Fast
Steppers. "E'iddlin' Dclr': News and
Fun from the Press Friday, Fred
Thomson, in MASK OF Lopez: VIII
Rogers. THE Cowboy Sheik"; first
chapter. Evolves of the North" Satur-
day. Reginald Denny, Sporting Youth" L;
Hysterical Comedy. William Tell 1;
eleventh episode. Haunted Valley
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Savoy.

Menjou and Elliott Dexter. in ''The
Fast Set" and the Spat family, in
Hit the High Spots" Monday, Gloria
Grey, Carmelita Geraghty and John
Roche, in bag and Baggage" and
Sunshine comedy, THE NickeI-P1ated
West" Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, J. Warren kerrigan, Lois
Wilson and Ernest Terrence, in 1.-THE
Covered Wagon" and Aesep Fable;
Friday, Bebe Daniels, in Dangerous
Money" and Charlie Chase, in "Acci-
dental Accidents" Saturday, Herbert
Rawlinson. in High Speed" Juvenile
comedy, "Oh, Teacher and Into the
Net" No. 10
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Olympic.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, D. w.
Grif1ith's America; Wednesday, In
Hollywood With Potash and Perlmut-
ter; Thursday, Seena Owen. in AL
fred Sutro's Neglected Women; Fri
day, Johnny Hines, in George NJ Co
hans Little Johnny Jones': Saturday,
Larry Semon, in The Girl in the
Limousine
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Dumbarton.

Sunday. Viola Dana. in Along Came
Ruth: Monday, Blanche Sweet and
! Conrad Nagel, in Tess Of the D'Crber-
villes": Tuesday, Dorothy Dalton, in
The Moral Sinner: Wednesday and
Thursday, Marion Davies, in 'sYolanda,
at and 8 pm. Friday. Agnes Ayres.
in THE Guilty One; Saturday, Big Boy
Williams, in The Avenger.'
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Moe Murray. in
'Circe, the Enchantress." and Charlie
Chase, in Accidental Accidents
Tuesday and Wednesday, Enid Ben
nett and Ramon Novarro. in The Red
Lily" and Mack Sennetts His New
Mama" Thursday, Virginia Vaili, in
I'm Every Woman's Life" and I.ige
ConIey, in "Pigskin;" Friday. Bever-
ly Bayne and Monte Blue, in Her
Marriage Vow" and Jack Dempsey,
in "All Swell on the Ocean," Satur-
day. Eva Novak, in Racing for Life
Our Gang" In ITS n Gear" and
Into the Net" No Q
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Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Enid Bennett
and Ramon Novarro, in The Red
Lily" and Mack Sennett's ''The Luck
of the Foolish; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Mae Murray. in "Circe, the
Enchantress,' and Charlie Chase. in
Bungalow Boobs;' Thursday, Bebe
Daniels. in Dangerous Money" and
'Poodles''. Hanneford. in THE Bone
head Friday, Virginia yalli, in I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS
Pavlowa Monday and
TUESDAY,.

farewell appearances" in Wash
ington Of Anna Pavlowa, famous ball
let danger, are announced for Poll
Theater Monday and Tuesday after
moons at $50 o'clock.
Monday afternoon. the "Coppelia'
ballet, music by Delibes, and bal
let to the music of Weber's Invita-
ton to the Dance" with seven "di-
vertissements' will be given.
Tuesday the feature will be the
Don Quixote' ballet, a terpsichorean
novelty based upon the story by Ger
vantes and seven shorter numbers,
different from those of Monday, and
in the evening another novelty, Co
Quetterie de Columbine," danced with
NJ. Alexandra Volinine and NJ. Laur-
ent Novikoff. Pavlowa will offer
also her noted Interpretation Of The
Swan" and a new Syrian dance.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. wilson
Greenes Concert Bureau. Thirteenth
and G streets northwest.
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Elite

Sunday and Monday, Rudolph Valen-
tino, in Monsieur Beaucaire'': Tuesday,
Johnnie Walker, in The Spirit of the
L. :. A.; Wednesday, Viola Dana, in
open All Night; Thursday, Laura la
Plante, in The Dangerous Blonde" :;
Friday, Warner Baxter and Blanche
Sweet. in Those Who Dance; Satur-
day. Wesley Barry, in The Printers
Devil"
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KAHN'S SON TO WE'D.
Will Marry Daughter of United
Cigar Co. President.

NEW YORK, November 12.-Gilbert
W. Kahn, son OF Otto H. Kahn. the
banker and fnancier, has obtained
a license to marry Miss Anne Eliza
beth Whelan of East Orange, N. j.
daughter Of Charles A. Whelan
president of the United Cigar Stores
Company.
The marriage will take place in the
Ambassador Hotel in this city No
vember 10, according to the papers
filed with the marriage license bu-
reau. Kahn gave. his age as 81 and
his occupation as banker. Miss
Whelan also gave her age as p
years.
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Central-Love of Women

Helene Chadwick, Montagu Love,
Maurice Costello and Mary Thurman
are pictured in Love of Women" a
new Whitman Bennett production, to
be shown Sunday and Monday at
Crandalrs Central Theater. together
with Her Boy Friend" featuring
Larry Semon, who has abandoned
trick makeup and costume Tues
day and Wednesday, The Covered
Wagon" the Paramount's epic Of the
West. featuring J. Warren Kerrigan,
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Gayety-"Happy Go Lucky

A novelty is promised at the Gay
ETY. Theater next week in Barnard &
Lorraine, Ines, Happy Go Lucky"
Jean Mccoy and Ralph Walton, a
team Of high-class entertainers, head
the big cast, which also includes Will
lie McCabe, Sid Lorraine, Dubert
Armstrong, the Colbert Sisters, Emily
Keller and Hober and Atlas, together
with 1.-The pick Of youth, beauty and
talent in the chorister field" and
Jack Mason as director of their en-
Semble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12

Lois Wilson, Ernest Terrence and
Tully Marshall, and an Eesop fable.
The Sharpshooters." Thursday and
Friday, Enid Bennett and Ramon No
varro, in The Red Lily" and Cliff
Bowcs, in Empty Heads. Saturday.
Betty Compson, in The Enemy Sex"
and The F'unshop." Daily bill Will
Include short reels and pipe organ
music.
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Carolina.

Sunday and Monday, Rudolph valen-
tino, in Monsieur .Beaucaire"; Tues
day, Wine of Youth; Wednesday,
James Kirkwood, in Broken Barriers"
Thursday and Friday. The Enemy
Sex; Saturday, Viola Dana, in "Revela-
tion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-12
Virginia State Geologist Dies.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Novem-
Der 12.-Dr. Thomas L. Watson, state
geologist and professor of geology at
the University of Virginia, died here
Monday night. DR.. Watson was native
of Chatham, Va, and a graduate Of
Cornell. His widow and six children
survive.
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Mutual" Cuddle Up."

.Cuddle Up" starting with a mat
inee on Sunday at 3, will be next
weeks attraction at the Mutual
Thcater. It is described as an old
tineL poppy, jazzy. honest-to-good-
ness burlesque show"
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Every Woman's Life" and Iige Con-
ley, in .'Pigskin;' Saturday, Helene
Chadwick and Antonio Moreno, in
THE Border Legion Aesop Fable and
Into the Net No. 10.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Stenography and typewriting examina tions
each Tuesday. Special preparations. day and
night. Instruction and practice, ? am. u
nm ; DAYS each week. Tuition for combined
course 81. Special intensive course beginning
today for examinations on Nov. Il. Onc-halt
regular tuition rates for those who enter this
week. The Civil Service Preparatory School.
= T. cor 10Th & + NV. Frank. JtSD.
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Columbiia-A Sainted Devil

Rudolph Valentino will be the pic
sure star at Loew's Columbia next
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

AT ONOE. an opening for several Hve-wrc
statesmen. with personality and pep. to close
out the fastest selling subdivisions ever put on
in Washington; over 200 lots sold In two
weeks; experience not necessary; il you are
live wire you can make 500 week easily
Room sos, Union Bank Bldg, 10 18th St NV.
12s
AUTO Statesmen, live men only. Call B. c.
st. NV.
IF YOU have sold typewriters, adding ma
chimes or insurance and want an article of
merit to sell in Wash, write Il. G. Guntar
Address Box CIV. Star Office. 15s
sALESMEN-If You have sold typewritoru,
adding machines or Insurance and want q
article of merit DO sell in Washington. write
y c. Gutter. Do1. ''-W. tar Office
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CARPENTERS. 6; good non-union ut Loyd's
sta, Va. Take Alex. at 18th and Pa.
ave. ask for Seek. 12'
CHAUFFEUR and janitor 10 take care of
huilding. Phone Maiu GSIG
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BARBER

DZ IND In,
colored man, experienced in chill
dren's hair cutting, to work on
Saturdays only. Apply employ
ment office, 9Th floor, G. st. side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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COLLECTOR -. Experienced, with thorough
knowledge Of residential sections: small fdel-
ny bond and reference letter; steady work.
Room 900. 1877 -. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES:

A CULTURED French lady. formerly of Paris
will give French lessons by appointment to a
limited number. Address Apt. AZ, 81 18th
St. for particulars.
AN EASY, SHORT COURSE TO LEARN,
telephone switchboard ratinS. Don't put
of; learn profession and be independent
oxford Bldg, cor "a h. hot y. Y snd II.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given csll Line. 81. We do the rest.
Alto DRIN ING LESSONS FOR OPERATORS
permit; any car furnished. Call FOSTER"
Franklin s7s7.
BOYD SHORTHAND Is THE SIMPLEST
system in commercial use; easily read, fast,
best: touch typing, spelling, Eng, bus. letter
writing grad. in demand pos. guar. Est :,
yrs. Boyd School. 1888 g 81. NJ. cSi6 -
INSTRUCTION IN SCIENTIFIC RIGHT
thinking given by appointment: any so called
problem solved. Ad. BOX 1919 W. star office.
IADIES-Earn SO to $50 a week; learn
beauty culture: great demand for competent
operators. Maytslic HonGurs School OF
beauty Culture. 3l0%l1 Burchell Bldg, Sl1
18th St Fr 5I3l.
YOUNG SPANIARD, PUEE CASTILLIAN.
Private Lessons. Rates Reasona bic.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.


WOMAN: coiored housekeeper. suburban home;
no children: good home stay nights. Ad-
dress BOX 1sO-w. Star office.
WOMAN for general Homework in apartment.
1877 Lamont ST, Apt. y L.
WOMAN cook: go home at night. Apply
before 10 o'clock Thursday, 2l2l IL Roy pl
WOMAN, white, settled. to do homework and
live in suburb. State salary expected. Ad-
dress BOX 1s2-W, star office. 13'
WOMAN. white or coIored. settled. for gen
eral Homework with family in Maryland. five
miles from District; good home and reason
able pay; stay nights Apply G3o Maryland
ave. ne. today between and pm.
WOMAN. coIored, settled, 10 twins
stay nights; suburbs: best city references;
so month. Cleveland 81.
WOMAN, co4ored cook S65 nurse, 500;
chambermaid, $50. 1917 Corcorsn st. NV.
North 360s
WOMAN, colored. to cook and do general
housework for small family; references
CURED. Call Potomac 177s.
WOMAN. white. 81 10 -. TO assist in house
work and help with children; In suburbs Ap-
ply $40 9th s.. NV.
SITUATIONS-MALE.
ACCOUNTANT BookkEEPER. experienced,
desires position: references. Address Box
low, Star office. 13'
BooKKEEPER. experienced, part-time en-
ployment keeping books desired; reasonable
Addvss Box BAIT. Star Office.
CANDY KER-E1perienced; chocolate cen
ter, French cream csramels and hard candy
Address Box 111-w, Star office. 12'
CARPENTER Non-union first class. for a
week or longer; reasonable. Apply Columbia
736lW after 6.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced; tirst-class refer
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CHAUFFECR colored. :Ils II st nv. 13'
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ELECTRICAL MECHANIC-i2 years expert
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HOTEL CLERK or manager; have had several
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HoUSEhAN, experienced, wants work. Col
GD4S. 14'
or job. 244o Ontario I'd. NV. Adams 500
PASTRY BAKER wants position; best OF
reference. Address Box 12e-W. Star ONCE
PASTRY MAN. Al. wants work Addres.
| Box HOW. Star Office. 13'
PHOTOGRAPHER, experienced. desires posi-
ton. 1876 Hamlin St ne. North 5s9s-W
TRUCK DRIVER desires position; expert
cnced: reference. yO2o 18th st NV.
| TYPING, all kinds. manuscript work care
| fully done; reasonable rates. Call Adams
2;64 W. l3s
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| dress Rox l95-W, star office. II.
! YOUNG MAN with Office experience and best
| Of references desires change OF position offer
! ing opportunity for advancement: experienced
! n meo-raph and sddressogr pm operator. Ad
! dress Box 1Ss- W. Star Office
YOUNG MAN, Canadian, high school gradu-
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( edge OF bookkeeping. desires position with
| opportunity TO advance: good references
| Il. Gala nder, Fails Church, Va. Phone III -
! 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN RI A
graduate. Excessive weight reduced. Phon"
Pot l441. 1911 Conn. ave.
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CLOTHES BOUGHT (menD. Deal with an
hid reliable house Our prices are the hicbest
FOR suits. oyercoats, shoNS. hats. etc. PhnI|s
10 call Main 4li5. Jusths old Stand,
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mems and ladies' USED suits. Our prices fo-
cd clothing are the biggest Wash Clothing
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BEDROOM SET, lining room set, kitchc,l
cabinet, living room SCI, rugs; also piano.
Phone Franklin 1894. Ia
BOOKSELLER School and all kinds OF rniscel-
laneous books. Bring them in" Peariman a =
Book Shop. 933 st. NV.
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EGG CANDLER-Experienced only need APP
ply. u. z. Butter Co. 9OjH Ia. ave NV. ~
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ENCFSSINE WKIGHT RAPIDLY EEDUCEI
Wonderful French method used Dr. Del
1Stiendecker. n G. 1877 st NV. Pr. Ss4?
YOU'VE LADY. EXPERIENCED ERATTl
specialist, desires to become COMPANION u lad
travelling. Address Box 251-S, star Office. Il.
DAY AND NIGHT CARE GIVEN GONZALES
cents and invaiids by trained nurse in prIrs p.
home vicinity Dupont Circle. Phone Mort
hl91
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statesmen, HIGH-GRADE
WITH EXPERIENCE. FOR
OUR MEMS SHOE DE,
PARTMENT. APPLY EN-,
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FACIAL HAIR PERMAN EMILY REMOVE
81. Facial Treatments. 80 10 81 Sha
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have references and live in town. Address
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MOTHERS HELPER; stay nights; girl r..
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