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Evening star., 1924-09-05
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

FURNITURE-The Bargain HOUSE, iU-oay spe.
cial Call and see the bandsonest line of hc0.
bed suites in the city. No. l. bedroom suitr-
Handsome American walnut dresser. chinrobc
two pillows. chair vanity bench snd rocEer: 1'1 i
pieces; $cs5. Compare this suite with anv
$50 Twin beds. II desired, at cost OF one
complete Is above. Compare them with the
S265 suites. See our sos5 suites as abovc.
i1Smpare 10 nla. them % with any 1872 suite. See our
Se25 Compare it with any $50 suite. See
our lopiece American walnut, s1s7.50. Com
lish oak suite, 500. Compare 1t with asy
sl75. See our SIS, overstufIed bed -da venpor'
our overstuned living room suites. s175. Com
pare sc .os with with any s.75 suites See our three
pare it with any s4s suite SCI. so davenpor
tables, Compare them with those selling for
Compare it with any $50. See our 500 wind
sor chains. Compare them with any $50. See
these windsor three piece sets. rocker. arm and
with the SO sets. See handsome dining
room chairs. in tapestry. brown or blue lea h
sets with any sI5 set. A full line OF living
room chairs. dressers. chest of drawers, chifn
rettes. tables, huhfets. s.rvers and china closets
end tables. foor-table lamps and shades. New
kitchen chairs. sl.J0 Kitchen tables and re-
kinds See our odd settres day beds. daven
ports. single and double beds. twin beds
springs and mattresses. Our price cannot h.
beat in beds, springs and nsttresses We save
you 4O9e on all hgh-grad used goods ""
handle the best new furniture comes 10 this
city. We undersell all. Poytieres. rouch
covers and drsperies. Watch for our biz ru.
sale that - coming nT. Edgs-we going
70 last all this season. You will find, a
thousands of others have. this is. tho place 10
DO bus mess The Bargain House. .4a:i--,J 18TH
W., Just south ot Columbia road. open TO IL
pm. We will take your old furniture in "a
change. Phone Adams 43haI
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SEWING MACHINES. portable electric S.
Others At IS. $40, SO up 10 So: new marhinc>
81 per mo-: all guaranteed: renting, repairing
capitol Sewing Machine ExcnapSe. A. II NV
]. ". Hsaycrs. PROM LrAnk in 80 =.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
COnfinQed.

DELICATEssEN, FANCY GROCERIES, with
3year lease; 2 fats, nicely furnished, above
store; would like to sell exchange for q
good car or lot or farm. Address Box 3.f,
star office. -
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, doing good
business; sacrifice on account of sickness. 42a
l. st. Sc.
WILL SACRIFICE beautifully equipped cafe
in best northwest section. doing good business;
owner leaving city; $500 cash. balance on
terms. Address Box 7Y, Star ONCE.
I.ESCHR0OM for sale rom mplefely furnished ;
doing Sohf business $3.50 takes everything.
Located 3o49 Georgia ave.
FOR SALE-Auto service station and dwell
ing and two business properties on main
highway to Claiborne Annapolis ferry Busi-
ness properties nettlng 15fe. Morris Bros,
st. MrhsHls. Md. -
WE HAVE CONSTANT DEMAND FOR no
TELS, KOOMiSG HOUSES. LUNCH ROOMS
AND GROCERIES IN ALL SECTIONS OF
THE CITY. FOR QUICK SALE LIST YOUR
CARLEY & FARRELL.
$40 FIFTH ST. NV FRANKLIN 6l53.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS
Close I" city on state road in Maryland. Re
cepts about 81, 600 per month: owing to in
attention. he increased. Take invoice
rent cheap: lease.
y. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Main {Jg7 l423 r ST
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SETTLERS, 1o0re Ilewellyns. registered: tho
Store. G12 18th n. "
SETTERS-100rc Iewellyn. the worlds best
breeding. Schmid's Animal Sore. 1l2 18th. 90
COLLIE DOG. male; IL mo. old: sable aud
white: thoroughbred. 80 u II. NO. -
GERMAN POLICE DOG. female: six months
old: pedigreed. Cleveland 2p2W. ..
BIRD SEED-rhe better kind. At Athrr
tons. 15c pound five pounds. zoe: ten pounds
M.30. ;i3S Indiana ave.
AIREDALE PUPPIES for sale. Call Lincoln
6392 between y and pm. y.
PERSIAN KITTENS. very fine pedigreed stock
half price. 725 22nd ST. NV. W. 1852. -
DOGS AND CATS boarded. hyncr kenneis
Bladensburg, Md. Hyattsvile 6ll.M. sea-
DIR. II. A. L0CKE'S
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
Chlorine Gas Treatment for Distemper
1921 14th ST. NV: CoLUMRIA 5I4 and 3lo7
Evening star., 1924-09-05

SEWING MACHINES per mo pays Tor q
new Singer. Special sale on used marhinr,
81 up. All guaranteed. Rcpsrs. rcntal>
Line. s0S9. u. {. Sewing Machine Shop.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

SMALL HERD HOLSTEIN COWS. IL MILK
all tested: also several Guernscys. Addrc--
BOX sly star Office.
WHITE AND BI.A'k SHETLAND Pony and
trap So 81. ~. -
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SEWl:,t' MACiiIHLS-E. =. s.L-r So, NV
Home. SIS; STANDARD. Si1: New Ideal, ST"
Others at So: ali guar. New mach mes So y, d:
mo. Renting and repalr.n5. open evening,
Q. f. SINGER Sh0r. 3i3 Pa. ave se. I.inr. u.
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SHOE LADDERS and approH Himatcly 50 fee
OF railing for >Sic. Apply manager >h"'
dept. Sak> & Co. 1rii AMI Ia. ave
Evening star., 1924-09-05

TYPEWRITERS. all makes: sold. rented anu
repaired low prices and terms. Satioua
Typewriter Exchange. 6lO ST. NV. Main II
Evening star., 1924-09-05

IlPEN III lTfRS--Any make; 50 down: rea |
bargains. rs II 81. nv. 5s
TYPEWRITERS-Rent reduced: selling OF
large number at sacrifice prices. some res
bargains. Open evenings. American Tyne
writer Co. l431 East tspitol : Lincoln s.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN

'Ow and heif-r. Jrr-.J and i:uerns'y hOir
Iesb in February: 'ow give very ri"n mIlk
ohm L Garlnrr. Brrw "a. Nd Phone li"
'yn u.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MARKERS and assorters. experienced. Ap-
ply Tolman Laundry, 18th and NV
MEN AND wOMEN-LHarn real estate bust
ness: free instructions: employment whole or
part time. william i. Matteson. 6I0-l1
Bond bldg
wANTED-Man and wife in private family;
man to act as chauffeur and butler. Give full
Information in applicatioR Address Box PAX.
Evening star., 1924-09-05

SAXOPHONE: soprano; silver plated: Lar
gain. North 54oS
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK without laundry
colored girl; reference. 32"s sherman ave.
n.
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SIrUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE

JANITOR-Man and wife. colored.
poycd i'll the day. wish small apt. To care for
with quarters. Garter, North I304-W. -
MAN AND WIFE. janitoF; steady; references.
l429 9th ST. NV
MAN AND WIFE wsnt employment in private
family .olor.d Phone Potomac 2aOJ
MAN AND WIFE want place as cook and
houseman or chauffeur. lsl2 9Th st. NV. 5s
Evening star., 1924-09-05

PIAN0S-Bargains IN used upright piano>
Stien, Steinway, Vose, Chickering and a nun
Der OF other makes at reasonable prices
Chas. VI. Stief, Inc, 1los ST. NV
Evening star., 1924-09-05

SITUATIONS-D0EESTIC.
GHAMBERMAID and waitress desires place
in private family; neat light-colored woman.
Call North $3.50. ls
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; stay at night;
good reference. Call Col. 556S-J. g
COOKING o. general housework; no night
work. Hattie Davis. Rosslyn. Va.
COOK and general housework. colored woman.
81 Barry pl NV.
COOk-Stay nights: good reference. 1885 L
st. NV. Call Franklin 1851.
COOK or maid: girl wishes place, with refer
erence. Cali Franklin 1928
wants place. Al II Myrtle 81.
COON and houseworker. 2O04 2nd st. NV. -
DAY WORK or laundry 10 take home. Lincoln
SoSl
DAYS WORN Reliable VIII te woman. Ad-
dress Box :;2I-X. Star Office. 5'
DAYS WORK and bundle wash 10 take home.
North 2464-J. -
GENERAL HOTsEwORKER or maid. col
girl Address BOX Sl3X. star ofYice. Gs
GENERAL HOrsEwORK or maid, family no
children: stay nights: or so away for the
winter. Dora Adams, 625 T At. NV.
GENERAL HoTSEw0RK and plain cooking;
stay nights Eiisabeth Greenbill. Rssslys.
dFVTk1T U0USEW0KK-Tossss17 M vSsss
place IN family ~ n 20 Ssme sfght; eocd
siu rcfcse1ess. Call ~ seatos stv B.a
Evening star., 1924-09-05

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, doing good
business; sacrifice on account of sickness. 424
Evening star., 1924-09-05

GENUINE human hair switches: 81. value
Sc: gray hair switches, IS; hair WORK at low
est pYiceh. Col nSEi
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PIANO BARGAINS-sfeinway. like new, S425
Beckwith. $3.50. cost $40: Lyon T. Healy W
right. now reduced from $500 to $3.50: Brad
bury upright. slightly nsed, $3.50: $500 Grsnd
slightly used. x415. Hugo Norch, 1l10 q
Est 1879.
Evening star., 1924-09-05

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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
Continued,

ENCHANTING TEAMS. transfer and tractors:
estimates cheerfuly given. p. 7. Grady, 1910
Queen st n.r. Line. 2352W 80
FLOORS MADE LIKE NEW BY ELECTRIC
mschinc-New floors laid. Floors scraped and
finished. J. G. PRICE. I1n0 9TH NV. FIR. 1924
day. NOrth 54IJ evenings.
Evening star., 1924-09-05

FILE CLERK, experienced in vertical eorre-
speaaesee sling; sot ever 10 years Of age: In
recly give rsfersaee 20 to eIpcrienee and
Evening star., 1924-09-05

LIVING ROOM SUITES, mohairs. veieurs znd
tapestries. $50 upward davenport table,
$3.50 upward; September specials. 172i Col.
nectlcut ave. The Home Reantifml. Inc.
Evening star., 1924-09-05

ICE BOX, good az new: -O0Ib canaciry
cheap. 14If " Y ave NV
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
REAL. AND UNREEl.


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and sstins. With tea for the ladies
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tea, and stopped At the clerks desk
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around here remarked nenny 4
the clerk.
brother" ssid this dlrnitary
bending over his high collar. "we'vs
got everything. simply everylns."
by the way" said Warren
where 10 the barber shop7"
fright across the street. brother,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

along a country road for dinner and
Harold ordered an Irish stew and
Mildred said. Gee whizl I've wanted
an irish stew for months and I wss
always afraid TO cook one for fear
you wouldn't eat H."
Answering Inquiries.
We have had a lot OF letters from
folks that wanted TO know what Doug
Fairbanks. jr.. was doing and why
liz at all. And we didn't know until
here the other day we bumped right
square into Doug on the Lasky lot,
pushing around a littls crippled girl
in an arm chair. And we stopped and
talked n few minutes.
Doug said he was getting all set
to DO Merton OF the Movies" out
here in Los Angeles on the stage,
but II seems like the theaters are all
booked up solid and he couldn't get
a house. SO J. w. Elliott. who han.
dies young Doug's affairs. has got
another story which he thinks would
make a good movie. and he IL in
New York talking IL over with
Doug. sr.
Young Doug II looking great and
says he Is anxious to get back 10
work, but doesn't want 10 20 ahead
With anything until dad rays It's
all right"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

ia funny how coincidence. happen
Isn't lt7
TIE other thv We we're sfansirs
around talking u Lou Clancy about
that boy ~ his who has been pretty
sick. snd Jack Cunningham. who II
one Of our plain and fancy writer's
came along Jack said he was feel
Ing Kind Of low and old. and Lon and
he got 20 Kidding about old are, and
this and that. And finally Jack said
he was 40 and Ion said h. though,
Jack was darn liar. but anyhow. he
lion, was ~.
And then Jack said well, n Ton
was going 20 make II that kind Of .
party, he would tell the truth, too.
and he was ~ the LET Of April. And
then Lon said what7 In loud accents,
and said by heck he was ~. too. on
the same day.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
Music
Memory
Contest

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brought home ~ a dssiliais condition.
IT, determination Impressed BE psfs
snts 40 much that they rsfinit'si hin
n live with - aunt ~ The French
capital an return 10 - oonssffs
fnlfe.
Jaic. had : chance 70 play first fhs
triangle and then the kettle drums
in theafar ihree evenings week
- a fee efS4n cents an evening. lie
also played IN orchestral concerts rt
cafe. Al this was invaluable 81.
perlence for him for he VAS grovinf
un IN the atmosphere of N. thestsr
where he wss soon 20 come into his
orn. lie vas = prolific writer for
he operate stage. orchestra, voice
and piano.
Nassenef. one of the hesf known
and best loved men In Paris, was
man OF his time and the world about
him. Cab drivers, chsuffeurs, flower
sellers, paper boys and street chill
dren hummed and whistled airs from
his works Is he passed them. He Was
not one Of those artists who came
into existence half a century or more
shead Of their period and work fer
tho future, and die misunderstood. He
was. an excellent musician of great
and indlsputable gifts, an industrious
worker who understood the tastes II
the public OF his day and was capable
Of artistic response TO them.
That's" one Of his best operas. was
first produced IN 1894 and has twice
been given In every music capital In
the world. 1t 10 the story Of an
Egyptian girl. That's. who was per.
suaded TO become . nun By = monk
named Athaneai. Athsnsai sits all
night on the doorstep OF the house
IN which That's lives. waiting for her
decision. 1t IL at this scene In the
opera that the Meditation" 10 played.
and II depicts the struggle In the soul
Of That's o she tries to decide
whether she shall continue 70 1--we a
life OF pleasure or one OF service In
a religious order.
Competition: The Meditation" 10 n
fayorite solo number for violin and Is
played by the great artists. After a
few measures of piano introduction
the haunting melody begins. The
rhythm Is slow and sustained through
out. and the effect 10 one OF great
beauty and reverence.
Contest on May .
The music memory contest wifi be
held at f1s a. m. May .. At tine
Auditorium.
Complete instructions regarding ths
contest have been sent 10 the prin.
cipais OF all the schools entered. Each
school will hold preliminary test
10 determine the members OF the
team which will represent the school
IN the contest ~ the Auditorium. The
preliminary tests must be completed
bers may be filed by .. m. May ).
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27


which Thursday Of this Today s he
II the
home who ieeed
business
Mile
which
IN. In plctur.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

Al oantelI r. . director. He 10 al
recting . opsry named Fools In the
Dark" which sounds very spooky
and all this and that. for r. b. o.
Al smokes cigars. Al 10 very po.
lite. He does not like 10 talk 10
ladies when he 10 holding = cigar.
So Al got into the habit of parking
his cigar with anybody In reach whom
he had to 20 into the set and speak
to one Of the lady actresses.
-Four days ago he got into the habit
Of parking his cigar with his camera
man. Yesterday he quit parking his
cigars with the cameraman. He de-
cided II wasn't very economical after
he lost five cigars hand running.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27
The Mooyoo Rich.

This here idea Of home projection
rooms 10 getting TO be quite the tur.
nIps out this way In the land Of the
flea and the home of the slave this
spring.
Jimmy CruEs, who lives up Oh .
bill with his swimming pool ana pet
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

sylvia Dreamer in "rhe Woman
on the Jury" nj the Riaito next
week. has Z picture that win arouse
the curiosity Of women throughout
the entire United States. innsmuch as
II n q dramn built upon the recently
acquired rights OF woman 20 4 place
on jnries.
THE Woman on the Jury" 10 . pic.
turs that IL problematicai ~ 20 its
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

Gerald Beaumonts scinK story.
when johnny -ornes Marching
Home" viii be issued under the title
Riders Up" Filming has been COM
plefed and editing 10 well along.
Creighton Hale has the principal
part. Included In the cast are George
Cooper. Ethel shannon, Robert
Brewer and Kate Price. Irving Cum.
naings directed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

patios and things. has set himself
up . nifty projection room and fixed
up 4 silver screen that can be rolled
out OF the way when not In use.
Every evening he gets q movie from
one Of the studios and invites q flock
Of folks over. and they cit around
and criticize. II 10 great mental sx-
sroiss. since each one tries to think
up the fastest wise crack.
For . while after wally Reid died
Dorothy didn't have any pictures At
the house. but she has started again
now. Mary Pickford and Doug have
. picture pretty near every night
when they are home. and Charlie
Chaplin usually goes over. Frances
Marion, the writer. and Fred Thomp.
son. her husband. bought = new house
recently and put In projection room.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

No, this doesn'f mean that the 1894
flapper IL going to dress like the
above. We are merely speaking Of
types. The tout ensemble. ~ you
might say. Of the aforementioned
flspper IL going 70 be on this order
The young woman pictured above
Ia little Miss Elsie Tsron, one Of the
1874 Bathing Girls Of Mack Sennett.
who IL appearing In comedies made
by Mr.. sennett for Pathe.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

Taiking about Norma Talmsdgs
you might Be interested TO know that
whom she isn't acting. sometimes she
cooks . wicked Irish stew. We DC
not want 10 say that this IL the only
thing that Norma cooks, but that 4.
her speciality.
Like poor little Mildred Davis.
Mildred lived with Harold Lloyd a
whole year and then one night they
stopped at little lunch counter
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-27

Dear pen have cut ~ nsw RE
ints, Fifest. = ere fsel. Erie Ven
Eifehsln
The Washington times., 1924-02-08

young people and will then go on TO
the party.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan De-
vereux will entertain company of
sixteen at dinner this evening for
their daughter, Miss Anne Devereux.
Later the company, chaperoned by
Captain and Mrs. Richard Hall
Jeschke, will go on to Rauscher's,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Block
will also entertain informally at
dinner preceding the dance.
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Mrs. Smith Hempstone will be
assisted in receiving at the dance to-
night by Miss Katharine Wylie, Miss
Peggy Martin and Miss, Anne
Hight.
Mrs. J. Franklin Bell is entertain.
ing a small company Of ladies' at
bridge this afternoon at her apart.
ment in the Westmoreland. and will
also be hostess at bridge again to.
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Francis A. Winter will come
to Washington to be the guest OF
Mrs. Bell at the end Of the month
She will remain for about month
\
G. Bryan Pitts, of Washington
has been joined at the Poinciana by
his fiancee, Miss Gladys Thompson
who is accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Mills, of Washington
The marriage is to take place next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Block
whose marriage took place in the
autumn, have moved from the
Hotel Martinique to an apartment
at 2116 KalOrama road. Mrs. Block
was formerly Miss Betty Turner.
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Mrs. B. Carroll Reece will enter
tain at luncheon at the Washington
Club on Wednesday, February 27.
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Mrs. James S. Patten entertained