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Evening star., 1924-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES clothes, shoes and household
goods of all kinds. Drop postal Leavil.s,
il3 AZ -. s.w. G'
AUT0GRAPHED LETTERS. old stamps, coins
Ehhift Entat o.
BooKs-H!gh School aud all kinds of rriscel-
laneous books; Bring them in" Pearman's
Book Shop. 933 st. NV
CAMERAS. field glasses. shotguus. tools OF
every tad: anything you have to sell. Groce's.
l1th and NV. Phone Franklin s33 or postal'
CLoTHEs-whl pay highest prices for ladies
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone D.
Stein. 1908 7th st. NV. Phone North 499.
CLOTHES RoUGHT (men'si Deal with an
old reliable house. Our prices are the highest
for suits. overcoats, shoAS. hats. etc. Phone
6ls D '''
CLOTHING Highest prices paid for mems
and ladies' clothing. j. Bernstein, tJ26 Tta
st. NV Potdmac $40.
,IoTHING-will call In my unlettered auto
obe. city or. suburbs and pay you highest
prices for ladies'. gentiemen's. ehldren's dis
postal or phone. I viii call. W. Rice. 1882
7th st. NV. North l755.
DIAMONDS. old gold. silver bought for cash
Louis Abrahsms. sl5 st. NV.
DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold for cash;
no delays. Alvin Hoffs, diamond broker. 9ls
T st. DIV. rooms II and IS. Main 645s.
FEATHER REDS and furniture; best prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co. 50l Eye ST.
NV. Phone Main 563G.
FURNITURE-Cash for desirable farniture;
contents of houses speciality; also pianos,
store hxtuges and Showcases wanted; ., Jas' is
suits.
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted; best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co. 400 La. ave
NV, or phone Franklin l0264.
FURNITURE--Flat.top desk. oak. dsuhie row
drawers: good condition. Give full descrip-
tion, price: Address Box 34sX, star office
FURNITURE-Ar kinds. carpets and rugs;
we must furnish 8 apartments; highest prices
paid. Adams 14l6. 10"
FURNITURE-We ray The price You have a
right to expect Call Franklin I6; evenings
FURNlTURE-W0uld like to purchase some
slightly used furniture. to suit II rooms; also
piano. Call FRANKLIN saaa.
FURNITURE-If YOU have any furniture
other Goods to sell a. and Ntet want 70 t oOfan t
st. NV. Phone Franklin cola.
FURNITuRE-Dining, living and bed room
suites wanted: also general household goods
Main s3I2. Central Furn. Co
goods cali S. wesenberg and get best re-
suits. Main oo75. 416 10th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Sell your furniture. antiques
who nars the most money: Franklin lo226 lo'
FURNITURE-If you want to obtain best re-
| suits for your furniture and other mtscel-
lsneous. call Mr; Shapiro. 600 Lonisiuna ave,
FuRNITuRE-we by household furniture
age. Sachs Furniture Co.. corner sth and d
sts. NV. Main 6306.
FURNITURE. pianos, carpets. etc. Phone NJ.
1852 for wagon or have me call. "Weschler,"
800 Pa.
GOLD. silver. Watches diamonds and old
jewery needed In our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Selingers, SIS T ST.
OLD HoLD-Bring In your old gofd. silver.
platinum, diamonds: also discarded jrwelry:
We need them in our manufacturing dept. Will
pay highest prices A. kann. Inc. 935 st.
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds. jcwelry: fine.
beautiful pieces especially. A. +. Arnold,
| 1923 G St NV. Main S173-
X. R. TICKET. New York to Denver. Ad-
droS RfN Y Sfar
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FOR saLE-AUToMoBILEa

PTICK 1924 coupe four-whecl brakes; driven
nv owner: like new: all extras; easy terms.
Cot. l6+3
BCICk SEDAN. 1-passenger, newly painted:
new ROYAL cord tires and practically new en-
g;nc 4 bargain. 926 18th st. NV
FTICK TOURINGG hest of mechanical shape:
has ) new tires. looks good, So cash and So
T.r week: als1 Wcsicutt touring in fnc shape
S15 ash ..i,J - pr a-ck: also Ford sedan in
tiuc .-d.ii tiiP:. S,.I cash and 500 per week:
tl.s. src th:'-" :ral harsaii,s that will not
last !Gus. Sr- ,aem today. 1912 j4th ST. NV.
or ,.r"ne fn;"niac 1872.
CONTINUED ON Next PaEs~a
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

TM foItoming business concerns gusrcn-
tee sdfistocti0n to Star readers. Any COM
pf1tnt found accessory TO be made to The
Star tcfH -ecc.rG prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serrics COL
umn call Notn jo0O. Branch rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on r pairing remodel
ing, concrete and new work gladly given. j.
Rrumbaugh, 9 Girard st. ne. Potomac 105. 90
BUILDING CONTRACTORS - Specializing in
house building and repair work. Let re-
model your property. r. n. c. C0NSTRUC
TToN CO.. S02 McGill Bldg. Phone n. 37ts.
BRASS REDS RETACQUERED ND RE-
paired. Silver plating and repairing. Call
Main 9s97. After 3. Lincoln 294s. Prompt
BRICKLAYING, plasterinc. 'cementing, re-
modelling. garages. e. Ward. 2sI3 Quarry rd.
Col. 1871. g.
CAMERAS AND GUNS REPAIRED: also keys
made while you wait. Groce's, lIth and E
SITS. NV. Phone Fr. s33.,
CARPETS and oriental rugs cleaned. repsred
stored. A. r. RUG CLEANING CO., West
10J. 1904 Pa. ave. NV
CARPETS and oriental rugs cleaned. rrpaifed,
eiLred \. T.. RUG CLEANING CO., West
1oJ. 2304 Pa. ave. hY. ~.
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FOR FARM hND GARDEN

WANTED-5oo thoroughbred pullets. L, N.
Johnston, Arlington. Va. 7s
WANTED-You TO receive free a full half q
pound package of DR.. Hess POULTRY PAN
A-CE-A
Go TO any dealer named below and get, free,
a fIil hall pound package Of PAN-A-CE-A,
enough for "a hens two weeks. Then see the
comus aad wa;tles begin 10 turn red, sure
sign of getting ready TO lay.
Then get from your dealer package suited
to the size of your flock Add it to the ration
once day Theu see the eggs come.
Dealers who have samples: Schultz Seed
store 2u4 10Th st.; VIM. James < Son, 1907
Il ST. NV: + r. Moran. 1888 NJ st. NV;
Jno. r. Moss & Co. 455 St NV; Renj. r.
Giil 8035 Dix 81. ne: =. Mann e. Co.. 20l
Tth: 7. |. Aiken. 1903 Nichols ave. Sc; c. L.
Osborn 1909 Georgia ave. BrightHood.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(Continued.D

HERE YOU ARE. Owner. leaving city, will
sell grocery and meat market, in good NV.
section; truck, refrigerator. Siicing machine
blocks, scales; only $1,000 cash. Immediate
possession. Adams i79.
IF your rooning house is for sale il will pay
You TO list same with me. ! have real buyers
for paying rooming houses.
Z L rlen,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MARKFT sTAND-Acf at once. Only a few
residential market. PARK VIEW MARKET.
Georgia ave. and Park road.
FOR SALf-A four booth beauty parior: well
equipped for all kinds 0f work fine loca tion:
ground floor: downtown: doing good husi-
ness; fine opportunity for one who understands
the work; owner having other interests. vii
s"ll cheap t" quick buyer. Address Box rs
L. star office. 81
GROCERY AND MEAT MARkET-In one Of
wonderful opportunity: up-to-date living
office. ..
CAPABLE EXECUTIVE broad experience aud
acquaintance VIII invest few Thousand dollars
in paying business with part-t time or exclusive
services or act merely advisory. Address BOX
SH2-N. Star office. .
WANTED-1iasoline and accessories garage
business: established business run down in
cash. Address Rox S25N., Star office. c.
DELICATEsSEN soda fountain, magazines:
doing excellent business; established corner.
call Franklin a2i6. -
MERCHANT TAILOR store for sale. cIeann
and repairing: good lease. cheap rent; wonder
ful proposition; northwest section; reason for
selling, disagreement in partnership. nos
7th NV. 50
RIG PROFITS in used tires: write for whole
sale prices and exclusive territory proposition
National Auto Fire Co, 439 Is st. NV. c.
CIGARS. soda fountain candy; doing good
business; rent, $50; owner must sacrifice for
one-half value; price, .S700:s rare opportunity.
Cali No. sth ST. Sc. after $50 pm. 6'
BAKERY STAND, fully equipped cases, pair
scales; for sale cheap. Apply ASH Georgia
ave. a
SMALL LAUNDRY, completely equipped, S7OO:
part cash; convenient terms Tor an up-to-date
equipment for institution girls school
or bospitaD. Address Bex 2e76-N, Star office.
+ %,
GROCERY BusINESs-- Established trade for
~ years; fine business. fully equipped stock
and fixtures; valued at asking price Of $4,000;
rent. $40 month. Pr. 4l1O.
WANTED--A man to invest from So 900 to
$1,000 with services. active co-owner
in q paying Incorporated shoe! business Ad
dress Box f3-V. Star office! -
ROIRDINJ; HOCSE and tea room, downtown
section; cost $4,000 TO eqIP; will scarifce 10
immediate purchaser. Address Box NV Star
office. .----
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
Innchroom 14th ST.; no better location;
long lease. Price $1,000. -.
DeIicatessen cigars and confectionery: near
transfer corner; receipts $500 per week Price.
So 900: terms.
Boarding and rooming house downtown; rent,
Boarding house near 10th and Mass. ave-
well furnished. Price, 81. roc.
Boarding house near 10th and Mass. ave.
Price, $1,000. ,.-
5000.
Roomins house, 16 ROOMS; rent. 500. Price.
Rooming house, 10 rooms; reasonable rent
'-> MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS,
920 New York Ave.
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PooL TABLE = Madison BRUNSWICK, 4i1Is.
!n'IuulbS racks and balls: excellent culdl-
ton. Phone Franklin 3ta1
Evening star., 1924-11-05

CARPENTER AND BUILDER-Does work Of
all kinds; CHASING in porches and garage build
ing a speciality; all work done by frst-class
union mechanics. Call L. u. NEWLES.
Adams 1857
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'ARPENTERS l. union IL do metal weather
work all Col
Evening star., 1924-11-05

AUTO DRH ING LESSONS FOR OPERATORS
permit; any car furnished. Call FOSTER
in
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RADIATOR, hOr water, 10 section > column
~ mon. Call III Il sf Nc
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ROYS twhlte) with bicycles wanted. Apply
Mr.. Simmons, 1i1S New York ave.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

BoOkkEEPFR- Double entry; must he ef-
hcleut and have executive ability: excellent
opportunity for the proper party; give detaiIs
aud salary expected to start. p o. BOX llio.
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Continued ON Next PaEs~A
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! IERkS, GEN1ILES--I want two young men
h"tween III" ages Of II 81 WHO are interested
IN accounting and wiling ~ work evenings
when necessary: no clock watchers; pay SO
I" $50 Ia start; quick increase for right men
Reply giving age. education. experience. pres
cht employer and phone number. Address
IiuA 3i4-\. star office
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BOYS with bicycles for messenger work
Apply 1871 q st. NV. Room sol.
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FLOORS-ELECTRIC MACHINE AND HAND
finishing: efficient: reasonable; relia ble service.
r. J.. NASH o371 9th st Col 5o3l
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SITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.

PART TINE or general housework; colored
girl North 2i0S-W.
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FOR sALE-MIsCEI.LANEOUs

+. +. Carley.
41o 9TH NV FRANKLIN 6lI3
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TIA YER fIANo-Yery Gue: bargain of se25
AiSo miscellaneous pieces of furniture for ssIn
,2r 10, customers: National Capital Storage q
MOVING Co. li3S L II Il " -
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SITUATIONS-MALE.
lCnnfinrlcd

STENOGRAPHER, experienced. law graduate
! desires immediate employment Address Boz
l5-N, Star Office 6'
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BOYS to sell candy in theatcr. Apply Mr.
uSack. Polj's Theater. at & g
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FUR sALE-MIscELiANEous.

fIhNo. upright. god make and toar: will
The N"rihumi4r rland. North 32so
Evening star., 1924-11-05

APEX WASHING MACHINE; perfect condi-
ton; NiCtrola; other articles; sacrifice. 80
Ontario rd.. No - -
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iA,SbS--r Eirgains IN USED upright pianos.
Stieh: Stein"ay. Nose, Chekeriug and n nun.
neF OF other makes at reasonable prices Cbas
VI. StieH. Inc. 1IOs + St NV
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTEl-TWo energetic statesmen that can
sell Ford cars; liberal commission: floor days
tion NJ. A. Bales StrobeI Motor Co.
1i.5 Irving NV
Evening star., 1924-11-05

Roy wanted 10 help timer. Apply 1926 e
st So -
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
CARETAKERS = Man and wife. in country
home, convenient TO city; references required.
Address Box 2TT-X, Star ofice. 50
MANY MEN AND WOMEN who possess su-
rerior qualifications are holding inferior posi-
lions because they do not know what work
10 take up. They are using only part of
their energy and ability. The real estate
business has made many fortunes. We teach
you Free lectures on salesms nship every
Thursday. pm. Employment whole lor
part time. William F. Matteson, 6i0-1l
Bond Bldg.
SOLICITORS to sell photo coupons. Paine
Studio. 32S + ST. NV.
TEACHER for small school. 9Th 10 9Th grade:
state qualihcatio tons and salary. Address Box
l6I-Y, star Office.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

BATHROOM OUTFITS. all and gua-sn-
teed, SO up; kitchen sinks of all kinds,
81. - up; new white vitreoGs toilet outfits at
$3.50 up; new Lot-air furnace purchased from
Government at $50; all of our plumbing ma
terial is sold with guarantee Of money
Evening star., 1924-11-05

BOYD SHORTHAND Is THE SIMPLEST
system in commercial IKE; easily read, fast,
best: touch tSping, spelling, Eng, bus. letter
n.yJ S,h,oJ ta2S ~ =, N, ~ ogre
Evening star., 1924-11-05

SCRAPED AND FINISHED-PRI-
Wit" house work a specially. j. L. DINDLE-
BECK. Adams 52l3. 1909 Belmont st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

CHAIRS CANED upholstered, porch rockers
splinted. {. A. ARMSTRONG. 1888 10th ST.
NV. Franklin 1883
Evening star., 1924-11-05

SEWING MACHINES = The greatest bargain
OF the year; Singer and other makes. ali in
nTst.class condition. Come and get your pick.
ifiCes are right. Open evenings until s.
ll3I 9th u. nv. Phone franklin 44ni
Evening star., 1924-11-05

SEWING MACHINES-singer. round bobbin,
s22.3D. Portable electr .es; other makes. 81
to *31. Renting. repairing. Parts for sll
makes. Capital Sewing Machine E1chan nge.
43 Ii NV. j. w. beavers, Prop. Pr BITS.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

"ar SO, SIS. 81, $50. and 10 rugs, and
COMPARE them With elsewhere: Ne also have
royal Eohidras, Lilahans. Sarouks: all kind
bargains; Navajo rugs aud one oriental
rrhncr. 500. Nazarian Bros. lIl2 10th ST.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

SADDLES AND BRIDLES-EuE.!sh- Trencb
and American: se4 and used; harness Of All
description: repairing all leather goods Cors-
Rell5. 20 llth 81. n " Phone r 7aRa
Evening star., 1924-11-05
HELP MALE

MEYER mail ORIGINAL recommendations
on cppiIin0 for employment. Use COPIES.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

MUTURS-NeW y p. GeneraI Electric, bail
bearing reversible, no or 2a9 ruIt single
phase also |. hip. Wagner, 1lO-volt. sI6 q
ST., Room T01. Franklin aties. -
pHONOG RAPI, portable, new. Sl5. 60 Or.
lca"S D!r'e ]. ncC.l S1I.. -
PIANO. upright Sohmer; good condition:
bargain: also brass b.dstead, springs. cha r..
silver plate. etc. Call between 10 and 1 30
Thursday. i52o Rurlianan 81. NV.
i'lAND BARG At tSS-STsinwRy. axe new. Si25;
Backwitb. $2S5. cost $3.50: Lyon & Hca!y up
right. reduced from, 500 10 $500: Brnd-
burg upright, slightly used, $780, 5000 Grand,
slightly used, s,I5. ul.o Woreb. lilo G.
Est. 1873,
Evening star., 1924-11-05

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call ling g. We do the reat.
Evening star., 1924-11-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

\ CULTURED French lady, formerly of Paris.
will give French lessons by appointment TO
limited number. Address Apt A., 92l 10th
ST.. for particulars
Evening star., 1924-11-05

IiIATFfEl h White 10 drive auto for hire;
salary SO per week. Apply Dailey'S Ga
ragr. ls3S l. ".
Evening star., 1924-11-05

PARTTIME work; cook breakfast or din
ners: By cOiorcd woman. GiJ sc. Line
1856 -
Evening star., 1924-11-05

MARKET .STAND-Act at once. Only few
stands left in Washngtou's most progressive
residential market. PARK VIEW MARKET
Georgia ave. and Park road
Evening star., 1924-11-05

PARTTIME WORK or days work, reliable
ColorPd woman. North 1IlS
Evening star., 1924-11-05

TAILOR-Man; splendid posi-
ton for thoroughly experienced
man accustomed to working on
ladies garments and who can do
fitting. Apply Louis Gold Co..
1914 + st.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

telephone switchboard ouerating. Don't put
of: learn profession and be independent
oxford Bldg. cor. IA H. het y. Y ave. and II.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

SADDLE HORSE; five years old: sixteen
hands high. and a good jumper. L, NJ
Johnston, Arlington. Va. Clarendon $40 20.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

FIREMAN, experienced. with reference. Ap.
Ply ianitor. 927 18th St NV.
GARAGE FOREMAN. experienced twhitel.
Ii2I Iryin- II NV
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MP Work. 'aTI Col. 'b@I. -
CEMENT FlNISHERS tl0l. non union. Apply
st once to Mr.. Jennings. Cafritz Construct .on
60. Illinois ave. aud Decatur.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

CAN Use young men with cars. Potomac
Eicc. Appliance Co.. 40 ri. See Mr.. 1utt.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

SEWING MACHINEs-D. h. Sing,r SIS: New
Home. So: StanGard. SIS: New Ideal. $40:
others Mt IS: all guar. New rnachiles sa per
mo- Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
&. u. SINGER Shop. 3i3 Pa. ave. Sc line 275.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

MAN AND WIFE want tanitor work with
quarters; city references. 146 irving st. NV
MAN. AND WIFE want janitor's WORK WIN
quarters: furnish city references. Ii6 Irving
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FEMALE.

YOUNG MAN, 10. high-schcol graduate. me-
cEanicay inclined. desires work. Address
Y nhire To-
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SEWING MACHINES = Singer, Wheeler &
wilson Standard. Minnesota, New Family. SO
70 $50; all guar L. l.. Harris, 73i 1Ith near
Pal. Royal. Renting and repairing Fr I0425.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

ELECTRIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN OLD
houses. Let US estimate. ECONOMY ELEC-
TRIO co. PHI West 2406. 2401 Pa. ave. NV
noy6s
Evening star., 1924-11-05

BOYS, white, with wheel; excellent oppor-
tIuity 10 learn good mechanical bus sinesS.
Annlv lnth floor. ia lOih 81. II. W.
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COLLECTOR wanted, man with light ear,
SD week. 2i3g Pa. ave. NV. ~
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MAN with some experience in selling; big
chance 10 make some real money. Apply 1l09
= ~. NV. &c
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I toiNREn MAN, young. To assist i'll shipping
Washington Dollar store. 1913 Eth 81. NV.
nAIRYMAN. experienced. uarried. Address
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IINISHER for ar ique furn ture; must be
irst-class. 2422 18th St NV
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SEWING MACHINE Wheeler & Wilson. drop-
head; like new; perfect condition: ruarsp
teed; SIS. 1884 7th St NV.
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SkWING AACHfSES-Used. all makes, IS.
Sio SO: dsw Singers and motors. So per mo.
hentals. repairing and parts. Machines sent
on trial. Open evenings. ID. 9, Sewing Ms.
chine Ship, 703 III st. ne. Line $685.
Evening star., 1924-11-05

l'RJ .iGISr. registered: good pay; about 30
hours II week Col. 33OS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
THE OUTLOOK FOR LABOR

William Green, newly elected president of the American Federation of Labor, says the prospects for labor during 1925 are reasonably satisfactory" The Dawes plan at work in Europe is having a stabilizing effect on economic and indus trial conditions; at home there is no threat of a serious strike on the horizon.
 Taking these facts into consideration, MT. Green expresses a conservative view. Judging by present indications, the out look for both labor and capital during the coming year is more than treason ably satisfactory" It may be described as highly satisfactory. Prosperity, most of the industrial leaders seem to think, is going to continue indefinitely. This means there will be little unemployment and that wages will remain at a high
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
GERMANY's STRANGE PROPOSAL

It is with logic truly Teutonic, and therefore astounding, that Germany makes her proposal of conditions on which she shall enter the League of Ma tions. She desires to stipulate that, in the event of war, Germany shall not be subject to the usual sanctions of the league, being free to participate or keep out as she sees fit. Aside from the im- pertinence of Germany making any stip- ulations at all as to her entry into an or ganization already adopted by the ma- jority of nations, it appears that her proposal would nullify the whole peace full purpose of the league, besides re- vealing Ger.many's fundamental distrust of the leagues fairness. Under the cir cutnstances, doubtless it would be as well to permit Germany to cool her heels out side while longer.
 The plea that Germany has no army and no military reserve does not give basis for the stipulation, but rather the reverse. If Germany is as helpless in a military sense as her chancellor ayers, then she needs the help and counsel of the league in any emergency. The pro posal is so odd as to convey the impress sion that Germany is merely trying to knock the props from under the charge recently made by the allied military com mission that she is maintaining men and munitions in an amount violative of the treaty agreements. Obviously, Germany is not yet ripe for an alliance with league the purpose of which is to establish world neace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
MIR. LoNGwORTH AS SPEAKER

The American people knew little ot Nicholas Longworth until he married Alice Roosevelt, daughter of Presldent Theodore Roosevelt. He was member of congress at the time, but there are congressman whose influence does not spread beyond their own districts. Con pressman Longworth had gained state influence, but was little known Tn the nation. However, his public service Tn recent years has shown that he did not depend upon the standing of the Roose- velts to make a place for him III the na- tion's politics.
 MT. Longworth is now one of the lead ing figures in the republican party. Ills has been a service of value to that party. In the congress now expiring he has been a leader in the republican organization
 The service of MT. Longworth as leader of the republican majority has put nm in line for promotion to the speakershlp, and word comes from Washington that a majority of those who are to be repuD. lican members of the next congress Will support him. This prospective promotion is made available to him by the retire ment of Speaker Frederick H. Gillette, who goes to the senate by the vote Of his constituency in Massachusetts.
 MT. Longworth should not find the task of manuevering republican Legislation through the house so great as the task encountered by his predecessor. The re- publican majority in the present congress is not dependable. The majority in the next congress will be so great that the effort in obtaining the passage of re- publican legislation will be comparative lv eaSy one.