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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
Former President Of National
Nonpartisan League Also
Claims He Has Hands Off
of the Nonpartisan League
Newspaper Scrap in Mime.
apOlis-Other Political Cos
sip.

A. c. Townlcy, promoter of the
Nonpartisan League, and recently
suggested as candidate for Cover
nor, issued a denial Of aspirations
for holding office in statement is
sued in Minneapolis Saturday. Town
icy said:
SDenying that he is to be a candi-
date for office and that he is seeking
to obtain personal possession of the
Minneapolis Daily Star, A. C. Town
ley issued the following statement:
ut has been stated that am to be
a candidate for office. Rumors have
in some quarters linked me with the
governorship and in others with the
senatorship. l wish to say that l
never have been, am not now, and
will not be a candidate for office.
II am engaged in building a farm
ers' price fixing organization known
Is the National Producers alliance.
This organization has now spread
over six northwest states and already
Nas a membership in excess of 80 900.
we are preparing for great summer
twenty states. l could not abandon
my supervision of this work if l
would have no intention of doing so.
while in full sympathy with the
FarmerLabor political movement. in
this state and loyal supporter Of
same, am personally not in politics.
My work with the Producers Alliance
precludes any possibility Of political
activity on my part.
at has also been stated that l have
sought to obtain personal possession
Of the Daily Star. This is no more
True than the assertion that | am a
candidate for office. | am, howe, er,
vitality concerned about the success
of the Star. More than six months
ago L became convinced that the
financial policies Of the Star were
such that unless there was change
in the board of directors and man.
agement of the paper it would be
Nst to the farmers and workers who
built it. Accordingly, l have, with
others, made a consistent effort to
acquaint the stockholders with the
situation and to arouse the stock
holders to point where they would
take steps to recover and manage
their own paper.
"Thc- assertion that / have sought
TO name the board of directors, con-
troll their actions, or that l will
hereafter seek to do So, is as unwar-
ranted and as untrue as the claims
which haze been made. that l am a
candidate for office.
"a. c. TOWNLEY."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18

in the petitions, il was possible for
1000 signers to hold up law of
the legislature by the referendum
and designate time for voting on
it four or five years later. Thus.
he said, since only 1000 signers are
necessary to obtain referendum
election, the state budget bin could
be referred and the entire operation
of the state government held up in
definitely by this method.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
FINE HOGS TO
BE SOLD HERE

T. N. Johnson of Sterling will hold
Il sale of fine hogs here tomorrow.
Probably no breeder of North Da-
kota has used any boars of better
breeding that has Mr. Johnson. That
it pays to use the best in the boar
line is shown by the excellent offer
ings that will be sold in this sale.
They are the right type that will be
money makers.
The gifts will be bred to Big Gem
mander, good son of that great
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
BOTH SIDES IN
Ignite FIGHT
ARE PREPARED

Continued from page ~
that the new tariff resulted from
"the issuance of instructions from
connecting lines to cancel discrimin-
ating rates on Ignite" and this state
ment was interpreted by many civic
and development bodies of the North
west to indicate that there was col
fusion between the soft coal opera
tors and the railroads CARRYING soft
GOA. over the long haul. Sentiment
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
Ships Stark Co.
Hogs To Seattle

Dickinson. IN. B., Feb. 1s.-That
Dickinson, Stark county, North Da-
kota, and John P. Berringer not only
arc on the map, but their presence
known and appreciated is shown by
the fact that the past week John p.
Berringer shipped carload Of fat
hogs to Seattle, Wash.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
cary TARIFF
REPORT SEEN

Washington, Feb. 1S.-The tariff
commission is near the end of its
work on wheat duties today and is
expected to make its report to the
President within two weeks. All
data gathered by the Wheat Council
of the United States and arguments
in favor of a rate advance under the
flexible provisions Of the tariff act
were presented to the commission by
Rep. Anderson Of Minnesota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
CHILDREN CRY FOR "CAST0RIA"
Especially Prepared for Infants and Children Of All Ages

Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has
been in use for over 80 years as a
pleasant, harmless substitute for
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething
Drops and Soothing Syrups. Contains
no narcotics. Proven directions are
on each package. Physicians every
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
~ YEARS OLD, BUT
ACTIVELY ON JOB

breeding boar, The Commander. They
are by Great Sensation Col. This
boar is brother of Ralio, Guaranty
Sensation and other of the best boars
of the day. The dams of most of
the gifts are by Orion's King, son
Of Sensation King and out Of a dam
by Jacks Orion.
For breeding and individuality, this
is one of the good offerings to be sold
in North Dakota this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
A THOUGHT

How much better is lit to get wis
dom than gold, and to get under
standing rather to be chosen than
silver.-PrOv. 1916.
The only jewel which you can
carry beyond the grave is wisdom
James Alfred Langford.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
Arrived Too Early

HALL BOY-De man in room Sc
ben has done hang hisself!
HOTEL 'CLERK-Hanged himself !!
Did you cut him down?
HALL ,BOY-No, sab! He amt
dead yet!-Life. 49,.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
Very Good, Indeed

care your chances good in the
mixed doubles?"
"Very good. Ny most dangerous
opponent is in love with my part
neutrality-suspicious. Batter (Mu-
nich).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
Perfect Addition

ried 2"
: Twenty years. Nine. three and
eight at stretch. Detroit Free
Press.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18

The Minnesota Daily Star, publish
cd IN Minneapolis and established a.
Il farmers daily, is facing the diff
ficulty of factional fight. All fac
tioni in the fight agreed before ;
court in Minneapolis that a receiver
Is necessary for the newspaper. Hear.
ing will be held February 81 wher
they will nominate candidates.
Former Judge ~. c. Tiff appeared
on behalf of theISeaman Paper com
pany, who applied for the receiver.
ship. Robert NJ. Haines appeared or
Pehalf of stockholders who have join
ca with four directors of the North
west Publishing company to oppose
management\of the paper by Thomas
Van Lear and John Thompson.
The paper presumably had several
thousand stockholders. 1t has been
the leading Nonpartisan or Farmer
Labor paper. No statement has been
made to indicate whether financial
embarrassment is the cause of the
present trouble, although the april
cation for receivership was filed by
paper company. The greatest
scrap appears to be for control, which
is not unusual when a newspaper is
owned by various people in politi-
cal organization, as experience in
North Dakota has shown.
According to announcement made
In Fargo, Hiram Johnson followers
plan to put full list of Is candidates
For delegates to the Republican ma
Nonal convention in the field on
March IL and also candidate for
national committeeman. 1t is report
ed the candidate for national ccm-
mltteenlan will be Usher l.. Burdick.
Sufficient petitions have been filed to
put johnson on the March 1S ballot.
No statement has come from La
Toilette headquarters in the last
week Or so. His name has been filed
Tor the primary but candidates for
Felegates have not been filed. There
mas been no statement of the answer
OF LaFollette to the Farmer-Labor
party's action here seeking to have
both him and other progressive"
Senators in Washington declare
whether or not they are for third
party or whether they want to stay
in the Republican party. LaFollette1
also has not said that he is willing
TO be candidate in the primaries
for President. His uncertainty as to
his political future has thrown cold
blanket on the activities of some of
his friends.
The reaction from the "Real Re-
publican" convention here is declared
pleasing to the Coolidge supporters.
They believe that the President is
stronger than he has been, in view
of his firm stand and his steady
course in Washington jn the oil in
quiry developments and they believe
he will carry the state.
The comments of Nonpartisan Lea
que newspapers over the state con-
vention is optimistic. Most Of them
seem to like the. selection of A. G..
Sprlie, although the fact that he is
vAfually unknown in state, politics
hay limited the discussion Of his !
possibilities as candidate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18
Coughing is
unnecessary and
can be controlled

COUGHING is frequently due to
~ an irritation Of the throat and
lung tissue which persistent hacking
only makes worse. You can stop
coughs of this character almost at
once with Dr. Kings New Discovery.
1t relieves the irritating tickle and
quiets the impulse to cough, thus Civ,
ing the Inflammation that is causing
the cough a chance to clear up. You'll
like its agreeable taste. All druggists.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18

where recommend it. The kind you
have always bought bears signature
of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-18

The comments of Nonpartisan Lea
que newspapers over the state con-
vention is optimistic. Most Of them
seem to like the. selection of A. G..
Sprlie, although the fact that he is
Virtually unknown in state, politics
hay limited the discussion Of his
possibilities as candidate.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
HERE IS AN
OPPORTUNITY

to buy at less than list price. If
you are interested in bargains
don't fail to see this set. This
is something that you rarely see
offered in the Radio field. Come
in and get full information on
this set.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
NEON 3-TUBE SET.
COMPLETE
AT THE LOWEST PRICE
EVER OFFERED IN
WASHINGTON.

We have. only a limited sup
ply and will be unable to obtain
additional sets.
We have received OH this set
Omaha, Chicago, Havana and
many other nearer stations.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
P. F. CARLEY,
Franklin 6153.
Marshall business Broker.

Marshall Business Brokers.
Small hotel near Dupont Circle; 80 rooms.
baths good furniture; unusual opportunity;
price. $1,000.
Grocery and meats-One OF the best stores
NE: 3-year lease; selling on account sickness:
must be sold at once; no reasonable offer
refused. .. =.
Meats-wholesale and retail; receipts over
81 600 week: price, $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures, $500 per week; z
rooms; price, So, 500
$50 to $50 per day; price right.
Cigars and coufectionery--Rent, $35; price,
81 800. -
IMnchroom-Closc to apartment houses; low
rent; opportunity for man and wife; price,
Cafeteris-Near 14th and Pa. aye; first
class equipment; long lease: must be sold;
price right.
Lunchroom-weM located me-; rent, s45;
price, $3.50 o.. -
Rooming house-s,e.; wonderful opportunity;
Rooming house-1n Mt. Pleasant; IL rooms,
baths; price, S1,50O. -..
Rooming house-In business section; 10
rooms; price, $1,000. --.....
$15; price, $3.50: sickness cause Of selling.
, Billiards and bowling alleys-Large and pay
ing proposition: price right. -
= Coal; yard.-Goed lease; Office equipment;
Fairbanks scale; price right. :.
Beauty parlor--In business section; modern
eaupmsnt;o opportunity for: right party
Restsurant-In heart Of business section. ;.
price, 5000
Linotype schooI-Printing equipment worth
$40 600; located in business section. will sell
tunty for right party.
b Marshall Business Brokers, ,
r
Evening star., 1924-02-24

Total regular value. :. .S54.92
YOU SAVE S1o.l7.
Each sale for cash, no ex-
changes, no refunds.
Retail Only.
THE BROADCAST SHOP,
51l 1lth ST. NV.
-, MAIN Sl6S.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
p. T. CARLEY.
business Broker.
6i7 E ST. NV.

List your business with mo If you want re-
suits.
Roomng house. located in business zone:
ten rooms AID bath: furnace heat. Rent, so.
Price. $50.
Booming house. near government buildings
and business section: ten rooms and bath: H.
VIII. Rent, SO. Price. $500.
Roomipg house; fine location: ten rooms and
bath. Price. $500.
RoonIing house: paying proposition, in hne
section: fifteen rooms. two baths. Rent, sS5.
Can be bought very reasonable.
Grocery. good income. Rent, $s2 50--store
and seven rooms and bath. Price. $1,000.
Grocery. soda fountain. cigars: fine stand;
low rental; income, s400 weekly. Price. $3, 750.
DeIicatessen and light lunch; good income;
close to two schools and government buildings.
Rent, s75. Price. IS 500.
Bakery and restaurant, doing about $3.50
business weekly. Price, $500.
Bakery. on live business street. doing about
$50 TO 500 business daily; cheap rent. Price.
S3, 500. "
Poolroom. doing good business: good income.
Price, $1,000.
Many other business places of al kinds. in
all sections Of the city.
P. F. CARLEY;
Franklin 6153
Evening star., 1924-02-24
HERE'S a BUSINESS
;. - GOOD FOR , =.
$1,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY

Iumberman In South Carolina, q railroad
man in Wisconsin, a butcher In Minnesota =
Others all over thu U. s.-these men wanted
to own real money making business. Elertrik
Maid Bake Shops gave them their opportunity
prosperous Electr,k Maid Bake Shops without
having known a thing about the bakery bust.
ness before. You have the same chsnce in
your home town. cash business; your
profits in the till every. night. Every one
who eats is customer. Business good ali
year round. We supply all equipment and in
formation and put you in a, going, growing
business. 80
WRITE OF WIRE TO-DAY
For full particulars. This is the oppor-
tunity you have been waiting for to get
into your own prosperous business.
), ELECTRIk MAID BAKE
s2i Cedar St. st Paul, Miaa. q q
Evening star., 1924-02-24
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:

IENG y w liza iOo SLt
Regular
..-,".' Prices.
Neon set. $1,000
Neon amplifier.. ........ 100
3 tubes. 1900
3 A batteries. 1.35
3 B batteries. ............. SIS
Head phones. 400
100 #. antenna. LOO
2 insulators -. 20
100 ft. connecting wire.... so
Ground clamp. ......... IL
Evening star., 1924-02-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WOULD YOU TAKE \ CHANGE and pnt
.,t reW dollars ~ Antonatic Train Control device
es'irari"u. Address Box 1891. star once.
RnnMiNG House. Is rooms; h.-w.f. 81 900:
i, u rooms: m@h'Sany furniture $3.50 easn;
;M'L ,"aSs; II rocnls: rent So sell $3.50
'aSh. P"oi rnom tables. not dog stand,
risar near beer. E:"Rn. 939 II NV.
nHl GOODS and notion store. good oppor-
tun'tE. cheap; sickness and other business
cali>" for. >"ling- ff3 L.. Capitol st. Sc. 25s
CIGAR DELICATESSEN STORE doing good
North 1885 ' i''0'
EAEorTlyE. with some capitol, in growing
building corporation. building experience nor
necessary, would prefer man with financial
teainIEg: nj, company has been growing
raridly ard there is an unlimited field for fur
ther advancement; fine opportunity for man
with IN tiai'N". energy and ideas. Address
BOX 1Gf-l.. Stnr office.
AUTOMOBILES BUSINESs Tor sale: on 14th st.
down town; Sj-car garage fully equipped do
lne good bus mess and have long lease; suit
able for service station; washing and storage
more than lay rent. Address Box I17-L, Star
office
WANTED Man with a few thousand dollars
to go int" Il small building proposition; a
3ood "hapcr TO make real money. Address
BOX 51-I. star ofii'e. 25s
CIGARS AND PERIODICALS, locared business
street: beautifully eGnipped: best buy in city
for s2.sCO. Address Box 2iO-L, star Office.
POOL AND BILLIARD PARLOR, CONTAINING
dozen tables; long established; big money
lnaker: wonderful opportunity; price. ST. 600
halt cdnh. Addrtss R0x 211-i,. Star office.
CAFETEEIt--sI, 80 viii buy concession OF
large dcwntoTn going cafeteria. seating 900
including over S1I. 900 worth of equip
ru"nt Address Box 27aAL, Star; Office.
GENTS III FINISHING beautifully equipped
highly profitable business that VIII stand in
Sestigation; skye lease; price. $4,000, half
cash: Address Box coil. Star office
LENCHEUNET'rE and del ca lessen on 14th
ST.: good business. beautiful fixtures; owner
going west, must sacrifice: $500 cash, balance
easy terms. Address Rny 3fg-T1 Star office .
GASOLINE, ACCESSoRIEs-$so osO will. buy
OF the hest .drive-in stations in city. Ad-
dress Box Bill. Star Office. .
DELICATEsSES-Es.a shed corner business.
completely equipped and stocked; long lease at
low rental: good n0Gey-maker; price, 81 600.
ADDRESS BOX 3jJ X. Star office
IDEAL LOCATION for barber shop, at 14Ie
NV. rent only SIPS. Morris Cafritz Co
Inc, 1If6 X NV. Main 617.
SECOND TRUST NOTES purchased. Adams
562, Sunday, or evenings after $50.
COUNTRY ST0RE-No opposition. vacant
March l: living rooms, two acres rich ground:
rent, $3.50 month. Can at 1912 r. l. ave
NV. .....
AUTO REPAIR SHoP-Store, two rooms on
Baltimore blvd. nine miles out; splendid on
portunity. 1872, 18th 81. NV. =.
REAL ESTATE MAN 10 join me in 1levtlop.
lug some ocean front property at popular
summer rc>ur' .i,idrc>s Box 102-L. Star
otirp.
BAKERY Y--tnod ;.rnN'ing. business rsIabIisLed
rwo years; fn'ly equipped shcH. cash retail
irade: how -,''t rn b:sincs s.-str,e Il: supd req.
for selling. Inquire 141l s.. Carolina Sve
Evening star., 1924-02-24

Tn" IoIgo0fHg business couce1rs gxarua-
tie sIts'lcCiiOn to star readers. Any com
pigaf IDtHd necessary to be made to Tbs
Star riii yecoire prompt attention.. Fer
admission 10 Recommended Serrjce Col
ulnrts rHil MGih iHnn. brunch LIS.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
FOR sALE-AJToMoB1LEs.


TWO REQ TRICKS. ii ana ':2l:5. express bod
les, with top; excellent condition guaranteed,
splendid tires. One two.tOn. wOrm-drve plat
form and stake body, with cab; looks new; all
81 very attractive prices and easy terms. One
3r2 ton Packard. used less than year; large
plaI form and rack body and cab, in Al
dltion; less than half original cost The above
were taken in exchange for new INDIANA
TRUCKS.
WILLIAMS MOTOR CO.. DIST. Indiana Trucks,
G1T Ncw York ave. NV
Phone Frnnkiin 31l1-
TAKE TIME AND PRIDE
In selecting a used car. Compare !ts
condition and then the price Keep
"a mind that the big factor in buying
any automobile il tire firm behind tie
sale. Since 1904 have been serving
customers. This makes your in
vestHent doubiy safe. We take just
as much pride in selling q used ca
as we do In selling new one.
Convenient terms 10 responsible
teople. =
The Washington Cadillan CO.
1I3s.114o Conn. ave. FIR. 8eoo-oI02.
Evening star., 1924-02-24

Good fires, completely overhau!ed' !o9E-
nd rlns fine.
1922 Jordan Touring.
RNpainted Jordan blue: splendid copditi..sa
1922 Jordan Touring, 81, Us.
Driven very little: good tires: new paint
These cars are all CERT
FLED GOLD SEAL CARS.
They have all been through our
shops. all defective parts re
placed, and are covered by Il
written guarantee ior 80 days.
Even tires and battery are guar
anteed for ninety days.
The following cars are not late
enough models to carry Our
Certified Gold Seal: most OF
them have new paint, tires good
and all have been through Our
shop. They are guaranteed for
thirty days to be free from me
chanical defects.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
BUICK.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.,

Buick 6, 5-pass. sedan. i,2ats';
Ford delivery ......... 400
Cole touring .......... oOD
Ford sedan ..........- 27o
Buick coupe ......... 0O
Buick touring ........... 1000
Hupmobile touring ...... $50
Chandler sedan ........ $50
Durant sedan .......... $50
Columbia sport touring. 700
Chevrolet touring. ...... $50
Buick 4-cyl. touring. g...... 500
Buick sedanette -. 1,4O0
Buick touring, 7-pass..... 500
Buick sedan ...... 1,1O0 j.
Dodge sedan. AIS
Buick touring, 6-cyl.. A5
Chandler touring ....... rs
Chevrolet sedan ......... $50 !.
Dodge sedan .......... $50
Buick 4-cyl. roadster. goo :
Oldsmobile touring 49,. 600
Evening star., 1924-02-24
Reasonable Terms.
STERRETT & FLEMING.
Inc.
Used Car Showroom.
1881 14th St. NV.
WATCH
HUDSON-ESSEX
USED CAR PRICES.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co..
1872 L St. NV. at Conn. Ave
Phone Fr. ZOO. Br. g., :.

Phone Fr. ZOO. Br. g. :: 1is,
FORDS.
Ford Sedan late model. perfect condition
so25. Ford Coupe, 81: good condition. -.
starter; hne shape; $50. tE =
We have on hand several late model srdans.
coupes and tourngs all in perfect running
order. and priced very low for quick sal.
These cars can be purchased our litVJaii x
time ayment plan.
II. B. LEARY, JR., -
1921 18th St NV North 1896
Open Evenings and SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1924-02-24
CERTIFIED
GOLD SEAL CARS.

l9Z3 Hupmoblle Touring.
Demonstrator, disc wheels.
1928 Hupnobile Touring, $500.
Very low mileage. new tires. good SPAR.
paint excellent, mechanically excellent.
1922 Hupmobile Touring, So ;
Good tires. completely overhauled; Ioo'-.'
nd TINS fine,
Evening star., 1924-02-24

1922 Jordan Touring.
Rrpainted Jordan blue: splendid condti::
very way: driven shout 10000 miles.
Evening star., 1924-02-24

AUTOMOBILE! BUSINESs for SALE on 14th st.
down town: 3j-car garage. fully equipped do
lnG good business and have long iease: suit
able for service station; washing and storage
more than lay rent. Address Box 117-L, Star
office
Evening star., 1924-02-24

CARPET, ILEANING AND w ASH IN1I-lave
Albert ksh;ert & Co. cesn your carpets and
rugs Improved steam carpet cleaners. 3o2
Maryland ave-. s.w Phone iaiR ?p35 Esti-
iuatrs cncpr.Ully given.
Evening star., 1924-02-24

ENEtCTlNE. with some capitui. in growing
building corporation. building experience nor
necessary; would prefer. man with financial
trimming: this company has been growing
rapidly ard there is an unlimited field for fur
ther advancement; fine oppVri unity for man
with IN tiat'Nr. energy and ideas. Address
BOX iGtI.. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-02-24

WANTED--Man with a few thousand dollars
fo go into Il small building proposition; a
GOOD chaDc" 10 make real money. . Address
Box 51-L. Star ofIi"r. prs
Evening star., 1924-02-24

1922 Jordan Touring, Sl,H5.
Driven very little: good tires: new paint.
Evening star., 1924-02-24

AUTO BATTERY ~ RADIATOR ENPERTS
camps. tanks. feaIers: lew prices. TUCKER
co. 2o6 j. Marshall H.. 80 courthouse. F.'Gt26
Alto PAINTING in your garage: .-coat jon
car. So SO: every job guarantead
Evening star., 1924-02-24

e:EICkINY1NG. PLASTER1NG. CEMENT
lns garages. e. WARD. Col. 1871. 2sla
QUARRY I'd. o7s
Evening star., 1924-02-24

CORNER 2lst and X. go 2lst ST. nw.-Old
for gasoline station. Call at 1921 7th st.
NV for Information.
|GCIDEBoOk BUSINESS, established $500.
Sec MIR Eccles g3S ST NV
Evening star., 1924-02-24

CARplNTERlNG AND PAlNrING-General
JnGhihg. H. o. pRACII, 10 Girard 81. ne.
Call I'otortac i3I2W mctl1s.
CARPENTER on DAY woIiK oI; CON
tract tpiS: Ersi-ciasS work. y. j. HELM,
2Se5 Washington tnele. Phone West 1861
Evening star., 1924-02-24

INVESTMENTS for persons with $1,000 to
S100 900 in the most reliable of Ill inrestmfn ts
chance. stocks, bonds, promotions !;
any reliable banker would advise. Will call on
you personally. Address Box l0.L. Star office
Evening star., 1924-02-24

DANCE SrCDIo-An opportunity for some
ono having thorough knowledge OF dancing.
retiring and will sell my fully equipped
studio very reasonable. It Is situated in the
heart Of the city. has a select patronage. re-
fned surroundings. Has been established
seven years. This IS mOneymaklng busi
mess for either lady O.: gentleman. II inter
ested l will show the books. showing profit
Evening star., 1924-02-24

CIGARS AND PERIODICALS, locHted business
street; beautifully eGn:pped: best buy in city
for S2.SCo. Address Box 2i0-L, star Office. .
Evening star., 1924-02-24

CLEANING. pressing and tailoring business;
established over 10 years. a busy thorough
fare: must be sold at once. Address Box
c,p-K. Star office. 24s