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FOR sALE-MIsGErLANEoUs
Captinues. I
Wood. ST. Gord. ..IleIiYe

Wood, Sl2 Cord, delivered.
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8 PIECE 'OVERSTUFFED
suite, S135; luxurious suite, in
cludes long sofa. hreside chair
and large armchair; upholstered
IN velour OF tapestry. The
Hecht Co. ,-Zih-at.Fre.
lO-PIECE -pINING-I ROOM
group, Sle5; Queen AHne style,
genuine American walnut We
neer dining eoom- group. The
Hecht Co, 9Th at. F.
APIECE BEDROOM SUITE.
Sl85; full vanity, dresser, chiffo-
robe and bow-eHd bed. Made OF
American walnut. Tie Hecht
Co, 9TH at F.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices

NORTHWEST. ,...., .....
ass SasS ,as Msa : .ti bu;w nw JolI'a Newsstand.
Iass .ath ana Ci'ften. Il: Coiainy q CO. ~;
a1s n. 1..d 1ssn sssa. ss asr: s.y.s sss.
saot sah ard RucAasau, ffo hberreE
aSns.d ssSa and o,is place. lf Hdmssd rp.rm.ey
Cirs. Mo',Ts nns ri.assn. M IT. NV. Mount Pleasant
W1tcne.'s W.rasrs Cssr Store, 1855 coluubt. road.
Sls2 rsmtc-n'a. ave Worean Pros 80
stA and <. GoIdsabe,s's aime c;erssf 'desk,.
~ ,th & .nd Q ats. Assoc:s :sted prss Stores.
:s% j. S:a,F. r.;Hss ss.,mP:9 smP:9n
cs :r; :Ss. s.* Esef crses 'esu:eh road. Rock
@ GO, Ize' and tpshnr st., n rsIoanv . Co
ss,s hEan,wsss MSsssf sh,SS.s. rsas%.ey
lsn. l. st Sinrre Pharmacy
z Ssis snnnont c,-c,e. Dnroat Pia-m.cy..
Fla aysiand Vat ct. sslvrrn I.surheim.r:
facs Hs-,n rs'p St ard sys 'psrser's Phar.
2zi.. and Q sis'e arsss,.s s SrIrn Pharmacy.
2sss 2s.s saH Pa ave ..re-6s.' !. pha.macy.
"Hs and he's .ess ssass rs.rssy s cisyy.,ana
'r,scm. ss P.rs $50 ced.rsss,t:, x.ttiusl, Bros
...I aEoRGEsrow'.N.
a.N% " ~ IrDo~rol's phs s--cacr
Wisconsin ave ao'" "'"'''a'. Phsfmicy
NORTHEAST. -;
% and Sta. McChesney & Joachim.
s69 sf9 a And d, s,., sis. brock s;s.! 4 p kenr.
iss ish -. = ;ns md VI " Low. n-'aey
Pc ssp ""s k.s K,1s;F Ks Psrrmss'
ls,s lo,s :sd ;, Va W. s.gisce,s % Es,t sSs1%:sz
5000 10th ne M.,c's nh--~acy-Brook,and
SOUTHEAST.
"a, sa at and "a av.: y f. sr.ncehanx.
9th apd EyeH-F. p. We!ers Pharmacy.
1ae1 1aaa Mans,. snd p. are Snrs"rs rh.rmasy
SOUTHWEST. =! =.
.th aud n ats, .Ianfz RIOS = ..,.
"A ana T. IS. lColrmbs PhsrmncS. -
-RA-7E-3 CENTS A WORD
In Washington ann suburbs for
Help end SITUATIONS Wanted. -
per per ssSe and: Wanted Misceflsasou.. =.
Automobiles for sale and Wanted. p:
Rooms for Rent snd Wanted
- .rSus!ress Opportunities, etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
-: -. ceuts a word
-. :; REAL ESTATE ADS
y words to the line, 3 line minimum. at line
fttue. 2or pe- line '''
T. Z times, 1ec per line. Z -
y times, 47c per lice =.
-. Z times. 16c per Tine --.-.-e- . - -
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II Pm.
Az adver@slsenents @ for The Evening Sta.
sfapGh ori,cfs by II pm. tie DAY BEFORE
1sSGE, with the following exceptions:
Loef- and Found, "
Death Notices
Wanted Help. -H.--
Wanted Situations -.. - --.
Advertisements under the above classified.
tions will be accepted at The Star once 1tth
st. and Pa. ave. until 9:30 am day Of issue
All advertisements for The Sunday Star mus.
be received at The star once by $50 :. m.
saturday, or ut any Of The Star branch ordces
b. 4 30 pm SATURDAY.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad'
vertisements from transient advertisefs..
Evening star., 1924-01-29
SITUATIONS-D0MESTIC
Continued


LAUNDRY WORK to do at home: 1921 eist
ct. NV
LAUNpRESS.- drst class.-b.- the day. to 60
out or take home. 302 Bryant ut. NV.
LAuNDREss wan . washes take home Phone
70 ki 45.-W. 42s New York ave. NV. 29s
MAIB, nrst-class; colortd woman wishes po-
sition; references. North sbs.
MAID IN bachelors apt Of housework. 51a
Fenton pi. NV.
MORNING WORK or days put BY expe1eneed
woman. Call North 23s4-N.I--.
MORNING WORK by reliable -colofed WON,
MORNING or eveping work; will do amali
wash. Iae 18th st.. care janitor.
MORNING. even ng or days work by reliable
col'rfd girl. 1870 st. NV. -,
NURSE; Girl. coloyed; reliable. wants place ;
Eooi references. Call 1879 D st. ne.
NUEsE-Ghids. white experienced and re-
Fable: stay nights: best reference. 4le 3rd
WASHING to DO at home 2ei4 9th at. NV.
WASHING to take home. ..2f26 Daily court
WOMAN wants morning or afternoon work.
c'sanins. 2221 G st. NV. -
WOMAN, settled. white; general houSew work
and assist with other work. 728 9th sc.
WoRk-pay or psrt-time work by heat. In
rel gent rofored ri.i.> Phone N. 8o4S or call
at 1877 Wallaeh pl NV. =
WORK OF anv kind. days: young colored
1905 w 81.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

4 CHANCE IN a lifetime. good. loas est.b-
hshed cleaning dyeinE and tailoring store DO
s47 Cedar ST. Takoms PARK d. C. ".s'
BUSINESS COLLEGE TOT sale; successful well
advertised and with paying student body.
Proprietor selling beeause .retirns. from busi-
WILL SHARE LARGE. LIGHT, CORNER
store with chiropod:st or dentist; low rent:
fct qnlck: upper l4th at Adams l1a.
DRUG sToRE-Complete equipment and stock
Sudps Of e.. dong ss In
complete prescription department. and. 81
wills. attorney. Evans bliF.
TWO STORES IN . high-cass neishborhood
At low rental: sni:ab'e.- for accessory. dry
goods hardware or Jewish delicatessen. Ad-
dress Box 222-B. Star once.
WILL SELL q nrst deed Of trust note of
$500 at d'sconpe. or g per cent and will
allow the accrued Interest," Of z; psr cent from
* loss aR 'ssr s... per cent in
HARDWARE BUSINESS on l4'h =: NV;
on sor. ss sna
McGRASN. ~ l1th st: Nv.
FOR sALE-well established automobile busi-
ness. holding Franchise for Popular priced
so1 S a'ss s,.s :e Hss lease building Adsgsss
InScsS"1H 4. s1s fss ss7 rent or '.'e '''s e'r
BARGAlN-Room!ng house. One location near
Connect cnt ave: Call after 8, 1921 d ct. 2S'
FOR sALE-l2 notes. $50 each. PAYABLE
nce for 500; payment guaranteed. See
P. F. CARLEY,
8f7 St.N.w.-
Monday Tuesday ana Wednesday.
CAFE FOR RENT.
THE KENESAW CAFE.
At 18th and Irving ats with furniture and
tuary 1.
>, only 9, a capable, espertsnssa, responsible
kenesaw Apartment Honse Company.
Phone Columbia 112. 18th and Irving SITS.
sl5O-Roomn NJ house: 20 rooms; baths;
rent, 800: good location; good income.
near sts snd Mass. ave-: good income
house rooms remit. rsn. $50
81 1.ooo-Gro"ery and rooms: rent. ss5: must
be sold on account illness.
81, ,4oo-Grocerr and 4 rooms; rent. ssa: busi-
ness, $500 per week: good stand.
81. 1.65O-Grocery and rooms: rent, SEQ: good
white residentiaI section; ne.
.5oo-Grocery and roc ms; rent s45: busi-
ness. $500 per week guaranteed.
S35O-Cnnfect and rooms: rent, $40.
s3oo-Cor feet. and 1 room: viii sacrifce
81 .na aenf feA. .i cheap
Se 600 -Confect. aud lunch: good business:
.I'ooe-Luneaa:: good good busi.ess: i @ rent @ free. e..
s2,oOo-Lnnch hns!ness: good t:ade: big bar
.,=o ,; cain; inspect at once and make offer
&. .200-Bakery; good bus ness: rooms.
s230-Ante repair shop for cars.
saao-Auto repair shop for ID cars.
R. NJ. 'cTRTIs. i TI MAIN $50 so4a. 81 MAIN IN soss..- Ss
ZIG Machinists' bldg: 9th and Mass. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-29

MiENTs-House.t TO house. good pay: call he.
wesn Gill am. Wednesday. Savoy Apt, 1904
sh: st. NV. or between .i-8 pm 1901 War
Evening star., 1924-01-29

ANOTHER former student says 'In your
sosit.on. % 10 SIS Week" s Pos.ons for f srSdnates @
INQUIRE BOYD SCHOOL 1888 g. Man ssi ss76
given: csIl Lilac 80. We do the rest.
cAN YOU ASK FOR A SALARY OF $50 TO
800 a, week and get It? We will tran yoa
dur ns your spare time to make mechanical
Or ,on map and PEP
for fun particulars aud see samples. Open
day and Saturday,. COLUMBIA SCHOOL or
DRAFTING. 14th ard SITS. NV. North 272
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoNs-s, -s,enogra-
ply and typewrting. Feb. IL; tuition. s.. spe-
clerical exam. Feb. Q. Roth men and women
Day and. n ght classes. Patent office, LAO
ass sa cis .nd sfsyss PT.Hiaio:s s
CLASS IN DREssMAKING on YOUR OWN
materials. Phone Clarendon a2s between
m. and pm. 81
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS roen ard women:
tea rooms. cafeterias. clubs. apartment houses
uncrowded held:. nne living. quick advance.
Employed By leading hotels everywhere Open
evenings. Call for particulars. Lewis Hote
Ira Ming School. 1870 New Yerk ave.
SPECIAL SHORT TERM PREPARATI0N.
ate home study course and written tests in
sis rep.riae sa:I i Sat 'eFs Cook
=: st Room 400: hours II to and 430 10
30. Call or write for catalogue. %
AUTO REPAIRING
Two-month day course or three-month eve
ming colL.se for young men who desire to
learn the an O mechanics trade.
Y. NJ. c. A. AUTO SCHOOL.
1885 g st. NV. Main $3.50.
SPECIAL CLASS BEGINNING MONDAY.
CLERK EXAMINATION. FEB.
For HI departments. Both men and women:
Prepare now. The Civil Service Prepa ratory
School. Sc. cor. 18th 4 NV. Phone FIR. 2o60.
Men-Learn Plastering.
Men-Learn Cement Finishing.
CIassss opening February 4.
Applications now being accepted.
Y. M. c, A. TRADE SCHOOL,
1885 st. NV. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-01-29

basis. Singer Sewing Machine Co., s21 F
CICK CASH RETURNS; intelligent men and
women solic:tcts. turn snare time into money
"a ne Stud Q. a2a r. ct. ". .a8s
sAL.EsMAN-Ford Motor Co. produc e: d
spcnd ID opportunity open 1T present: Hart
NAH Il Howafu. 421 Il. l. ave. ne. Author
WE will select two men to sch article Of
merit and train fer position as manager With
1at1eual concern; good salary investigate our
deposition. Gail or write Tuesday evening.
Wednesday all day and evening Room 20+
Dis National Pank bldg.
WE REQUIRE the services of two h gh. grade
advertising sslesmen 10 sell dist nctye propo-
Ten distributed through banks: decidedly
,eniuherAtive to thoss who qualify. Address
=. OK 2" f. G ar: Office 2ns
Evening star., 1924-01-29
WANrEDAHHENTS.

;GERS for Presbyterian choir. Apply in
sen. 1908 st: W. from to Z. n: 2e
Evening star., 1924-01-29

LAUNDRY WORK to do at home: 1921 c1st
st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-29

COLLEGE GRADUATE. energetic, desires
work evenings Address Box 9i-C, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANOTHER former student says:s "In your
schoo: % days. Mas placed Ia 4 stenograph.c
position. S25 week" Positions for graduates
Evening star., 1924-01-29
srTUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY having years experience as
and years As salesady. car give
the best references. Phone North 6957-J.
HoUsEAiANLAil round, janitor store porter.
cook or general worker North 1855.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
WANTED-sALESMEN.

HOUSE To HOUSE; canvsss:ng.. comm IS on
basis. Singer Sewing Machine Co, 927 F
Evening star., 1924-01-29
srTUATIoNs-MALE.

BOOKKEEPER.ACcoU books opened,
closed, aud ted, kept; evenings. Address Boz
lO0-C, ster eAsce: =. -...z.. 80
BOOKKEEPIN8s -asancial -statements tax rs
turns; all or part time; senior accountant.
CARPENTER WORK--Any Kind; non-union
Cali Wsst 2459. -
Evening star., 1924-01-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTY WITH CAPITAL to Join manufactur-
ing business Of exceptional merit; Thoroughly
dress Boz Is3.C. star once. 3os
DELiCATESsEN-GROCER new fixtures.
rooms. bath; via saeriaes; make on'r. SO
PARTNER FOR ssaabiiahed- fs1le aanuiactar:
in. ncliness sl.e ZggnE nv ~ ,cd, PEP g sus.l M
sauns s1mp'ex R.aio, iasi sassN: g 81 " Y;.kss:
ADVERTISING AND SALES MANAGER
with vRlnaAfe experience. selling through
agents and mail domestic ana tofeixn. Ad.
dress Box CSC, Star once hce------S-
HARDWARE STORE - Good location: very
reasonable; must sell at once. Address Box
1l1.C. Star cfnee.: -
WANTED-To buy or 4 chair barber shop;
mi ct be reasonable. Address Box 12s-c. star
WILL SACRIFICE smaH grocery. stand in .
rood market; no key money; small stock TO- be
taken over North $50.
TNDIviDUAL with 81. 900 to $40. 900 cash
to operate in connection with estaol shed real
estate ONCE. Details on application. Address
Box 101-C. Star ONCE.
LAUNDRY. bNndle and family wash: refer.
ence; open-air drying. Franklin 1851. 101e
l1th st. ~
MILLINERY SALON. 2nd door and apt. On
Connecticut ave-, here yry.. leaving city
low rent. Price. address BOZ 8oa-6. star
e6dce. -
CANDY F1Cf6fX-9eN III a.. aztifS sdlip-
ment Address Box 1oe-C. star oebcs. III
Evening star., 1924-01-29

FORD ;toufine. Ipsi: thig- elr o. d asstclass
fnechanicst .eonottaoni cas- w 4ep1aE sSs&w
5ustics Motor conpany 11l8 ato o. ~.
O1su sIeainyS s1d eu1AAJA
Evening star., 1924-01-29
HELP MAZE
GouttAvea.
CHAUFFEIJRS-.

busy time is here: big
money is being. made by our
drivers. Only. men who want to
make big money need apply ;
references required. ; See Mr..
RYAN. "~ar'&
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
t2l4 New Hampshire Ave.
;. CHAT'FF EURS FOR -
;: YELLOW. CABS
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average. 28c
net on every dollar: they take in.
This i. ,ur busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as YOU stay with
US. .Applv. 1898 2Nfh ST NV. -
Evening star., 1924-01-29

: NAH JONGG LESSONS
Also bridge leseona. North 11l1:
Evening star., 1924-01-29

HAUFfEUR, mecAantc. coiOred, wants posi-
IN; private 'Yety:-.eference. 9l0 22nd
It. NV Phone West 22s5-J 81
Evening star., 1924-01-29
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

Also bEtdge leeeona North .A1Se:--
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
rae joIlosoSno 6vsl.ess oeNcev1s onerss-
tee satlsfsctto~ to 6tey reoS~s. AsY sose :
kter vtN recetps proMSt attention. Ycr
- aImissIow to :. .ReeoO1sa6sd7 6srSSos CoI. :.
vssss call Neta- Seegs 0reno4 1T. -
AUTO BATTERY 4 RADIATOR EXPERTS.
Lanaps, tanks. tenders; low pfioss. TUCKER
Co, 800 John Marshan pl.. q. coatthcuse.
AUTO RADIATORS RERAIRED. NEW CORES
installed. Bust Cadllccs, new tubes put In.
Autos WASHED. q 80. POLIsHED. SOC:
day or night; srsasnl. carbon burning, hiring.
feStfas. Storage. PEcK'S GARAGE. a21 l4th
CABINET MAKING WE CAN REsroRE
amp piece Of furniture . its original stats.
regardless Of coalition. Cabinet work Of every
deoesaetioa--- Let rs estimate er-a a&ee sueges-
tions q, HRANAh,- -l0oe E~n.w.- Tcae
Tssnklin l44A.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
HELP-,MALE AND FEMALE.

H0OKkEEPER, part time; two hours daily
except. S. .nday. Hours can be arranged to
SIT. Give experience. Address Box 1o7-c.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
Re- COMMENDED SERVICE.
CnAflnAAA

CARPET CLEANING AND wAsHING-asve
ALBEIT kahlert & Co. clean your carpets and
rugs Improved slsan. carpet cleaners 852
Maryland ave. s.w. Phone Main 2o66. Est!-
CARPENTER--A speciality Of lob. and repair
work for 10 years; doors eased, cords put In:
very reasonable. Main 1895. So
CARPENTER. CONTRACTOR. JOBBING. RE
modelling. general repair work: estimates;
prices reasonable. II. johnson. Cali n. 6215.
Evening star., 1924-01-29

a .suardates. with. every :dianond Sold.
KAHN:OPTICAL CO.,
6l7 7th St. N.W.'
Evening star., 1924-01-29
SITUnTI.,N' MALE.
Couflnued.

NnKkEEPER. expert; witt keep small set Of
books after q p>D a d ng, typ.ng 4 des ed.
\ d.ess Box 1928 C, Star office. 30s
CAKPENi ER-House repairs, flooring, she1v-
ng, porches; prompt service: prices reason
,bie; est mates free Phone Frank. 1888.
Evening star., 1924-01-29

:1-carat man'S solitaire Diamond .sng,
=. .:.S1S0.
Evening star., 1924-01-29

MEN AND W0MEN-Iearn real eatGfe busi-
aess, free lectures on salesmansh'p pm
FaesAsya and Thursdays: employment Whole
or part time William r Mattsssn. 6l0ell
Evening star., 1924-01-29

COUNTER MAN. eo$ored. wants work. waite
or steam .abie; experienced; reference. 1Sl
ss n w
Evening star., 1924-01-29
FOR sALE-AUTOMoBI-.Es.

CADIT.LAC -phaeten. 1915: this car has aiss
wheels and new tires: 10 excellent condttoh
preciated: make your own terms. Justtce
Motor Company. T515 14th st. Open evenIEEs
Evening star., 1924-01-29

sf.2so diinond and sappafre flexible .
mum bracelet, --.';;. :. :.
Evening star., 1924-01-29

NAN OR WOMAN. colUted. 10 sell higR-siass
tewelry on easy payments who has had sona
experience at house to house canvassing. State
whs. experience you have had. Addrtss lscx
ofNl-'r- atar Mice
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08

A Spartan figure in the most DIFF
ricult and the most important war
lever waged by mankind, in which
the forces of science and medicine
are linked and the only effective
.barrage is enlightenment of the
masses in regard to its danger, is
Mrs. Wallace Reid.
Robbed of her husband with two
orphaned children to ask her inno-
cent but painful questions about
their absent father, who was not
only their idol but the favorite Of
a million fans, Mrs. Reid became
the impiacable foe Of the propaga-
tors of the vicious habit that IS now
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08
PERRY is DISMISSED;
WIFE HELD FOR TRIAL

MACON, Jan. 8.-Olie M. Perry,
arrested here Monday during raid
conducted by state authorities on
charge of having and selling liquor,
was dismissed after a nearing be-
fore Recorder Lane here Monday.
Mrs. Perry, who was arrested at the
same time, was held for trial on
charge Of having whiskey in her pos
session and selling liquor, her bond
being fixed at $500. A number of
others given hearings on liquor
charges were also held for trial in
higehr court.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08

who othe1 wise would not De rcacn-
able the lesson that must be learn
ed by all before the dope beast can
be successfully cornered and con
quered. In entertainment fornl'
puIsing with action and replete with
acting of the highest type, TINS
photodramatic expose of the evil is
supplementing the tremendous mis-
sionary campaign which has al
ready been waged in the public
prints as a result of Mrs. Reds
unstinting disclosure of her own
private battle with the monster.
Human Wreckage" will be
shown at the RyIander theater on
Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08

Reid invoked the greatest medium
Of today for reaching the public
the screen. AS a result there is be-
ing shown today, on screens through
out the country, Human Wreck
age," in which she appears and
which brings home to the thousands
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08
ERROR CORRECTED

Through an error it was stated
in Mondays Times4Recorder that
the county commissioners had APP
propriated $4,000 to the Wise SAM
tarium at Plains for charity dur
ing 1924. This should have read
$500, and attention is called to this
correction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08
HIGH School Talk
Continued from Page /.

NCOiL4iluEu tJIUIu / d5G ~
muscles. This will give you heal
thy body If you are weak and
sickly when you grow to manhood
and womanhodd, it's your own
fault"
DR.. Barker said that President
Roosevelt was one the most powerful
man figuratively whoever occupied
the presidential chair; that. at IA
years of age ne was an invalid, but
Constant exercise every morning for
20 inutes gave him at 2 one Of the
strongest and most perfect bodies
.at Harvard University.
The lecturer declared that if you
would succeed a clear mead is nee
essary. Learn how to think; good
memories do not mean an ability to
think through question" He told
the children that an education
meant preparing them for success
after school.
DR.. Barker emphasized the neces-
sity Of a college education. saying
that the boy or girl going through
college will eventually outsrip
those who do not have a college edu-
cation. "A college education is
simply sharpening the tools with
which you are to work" He here
gave Thomas HuXley's definition of
an education as follows: The chief
purpose of an education should be
to train the mind and the will to do
the work you ought to do when you
should do it.
The last few minutes OIL the lee
turer's address was devoted to an
explanation Of what is meant by a
brave heart, which he said simply
meant your ability to say no when
you should say no; if you boys and
girls cannot do this, you are cow
ards"
In most tactful way DR.. Bark
err warned the boys and girls of the
evils of allowing familiarities
among themselves. He said that il
was kissing, spooning and petting
which led to the downfall and wreck
ing of many a high school girls
character Some Of you girls will
say that you know just how far to
go and then you will stop; | tell you
you do not know; you are on the
brink of a precipice before you
know it. and then it is too late"
The lecturer paid a distinct trib-
ute to his hearers when he made the
statement that while discussing this
rather initiate question, there was
smile on the face Of only one per
SON in his audience. You have
helped me greatly in putting over
this part Of my message to you,
he said, for you have listened with
the closet attention and not
smile"
Prof Mathis gave the Americas
high school pupils permission to go
home Immediately after the lecture,
provided all over IA would pledge
themselves to hear DR.. Barker eth
err in the afternoon or at night. Ey-
cry pupils gave Prof Mathis his
or her pledge
Nineteen members OF the Amer
Gus Rotary club accompanied DR..
Barker to the high school.
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Are You Weak, Nervous?
This Advice Is Vital to You

Jacksonville, Fla.-"I have, at dif-
terent times, found relief by taking
DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription,
when | began to be nervous, had
severe headaches, and ielt bad in
general Usually two or three bottles
was sufficient / also took the Pre-
Scription' during expectancy and it
was a great benefit to me at this time.
My experience with different remedies
leads me to believe that DR.. Pierce S
Favorite Prescription is the very best
womans tonic on the market. Mrs.
L. H. Goss, 504 Cherry Ave.
You can always find this Prescrip-
ton of DR.. Pierce's in your neighbor-
hood drug store in tablets or LIQUID;
or send lOc for trial package and write
tor Tree medical advice to DR., Piercc's
lnyalids' Hotel in Buffalo, n. y,
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Georgia Tech to resume his studies
after spending the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. George B. Turpin at
her home on Church street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Wilkes an
nounce the birth of a son January
Z who has not yet received his bar-
tismal name.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08

Scientists decide man is the apes
cousin. We heard a girl say he was
the gnat's eyebrows.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08

Mrs. Joe Hawkins, is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. J. D. Hooks at her
home on Lee street for several days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-08

Hears Leap Year news from
Siam. King wants to abolish his
harem.
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Edwin Murray returned Monday
to Fort Valley after a visit Of a few
days to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
+. l.. Murray, at their home on Elm
avenue.