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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Observation-Disclosures ious girl wants place ;
tnntIa rnf

CHAMBERMAID-Indns trious girl wants place i;
excellent ref North 5000
CLEANING mornings in apt; will do small
washing. by neat colored gill; no Sunday
work: references Phone North 10t96.
COOK - Place wanted by reliable colored
woman. IA Harvard st. NV.
COOK in family of = or B in Brookland; colored
woman wants place. Call at Morris drug
store. 18th and l..
COOK or light housework; reliable colored
girl with city references. 225o 18th st. NV.
COOK DINNERS evenings, private family.
Relleview p NV.
DAY WORKER, competent, reliable. wants
work In or out Of city. Col. co.'s. 49,
DAYS WORK; not to stay nights. 1879
Ogden ave. NV. e0'
DAYS WORK part time wanted by col
ored woman. 2so3 sherman ave. NV. 49,
GENERAL HOUSEWORk--By coloted girl.
2lOS Sth st. 20'
GENERAL HUUSEWURh, colored girl. refer
cnce. 306 I 81.
GENERAL HOUSEWORk by colored woman.
2320 9th st. NV.
GENERAL HUUSEW0RKEK or cook; refer
ence. 1866, Euclid st. NV.
GENERAL IOUSEWORk for two; stay at
night: Can or write s33 X ST. Sc. 2o'
GIRL desires nursing position assist with
Homework: stav nights. North 2sl0.
GIRL. neat. colored, wants to clean in a
store or DAYS work. 35I2 + 81. NV.
GIRL wants work; nurs. or light homework
good reference Call at 1884 Corcoran 81. Il. W
LAr NDRY-washng and ironing; strictly
outdoor drying. lolo llth st. NV. Franklin
gI3l. "n'
LAUNDRY work TO take home 2ilo y st.
NV.
LAUNDRY WORK at home on reasonable
terms. 2"2s Cleveland place NV. 20'
LAUNDRY To take home or morning work;
no Sunday; experienced woman. North $3.50
19s
LATSDRESS wants washes. take home
Ihone Franklin 457-W. 42s y. Y ave. l3'
MAID olnred. wants day work: hight washes
AT home. 8ii L"ttie 81 s.w. L. West.
MORNING WORN wanted By co!ored girl. 10
-. Nv
MoKNIN,; WORK: any kind; no sunday work.
North i3tI-J.
MORNING WORN. neat co!ored girl. 1888
9th -. Il w. -
PART-TIME WORK: u"at. reliable colored
girl; rer"-"nc"s. 23o4 Chamnlain 81.
| PLAIN COOK. colored girl wishes JOB. Can
WAITRESS OR GENERAL H0TSEWORK by
neat colur"d girl; reference. 1920 eth st. NV.
WAITRESS. co!ored girl, experienced. Call
Line. SOL 20'
WASHES 10 be done at home or work by day.
Ii9s L.uce- -
WASHING AND IRONING at home: sanitary
Surround u,>. >'rirjiy onrr'"r"s drying 2ni2
Georgia ave. Phone Pot. 20%2. 19'
WOMAN wants days work or light house
work. 2nl q y. NV.
WOMAN colpred wants cook place; $40 wee :
good reference. 1924 18th -. NV.
WOMAN. colnrrd, wi>hr. washing or house
cleaning 1ilG ll,h 81. NV. 100
'
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MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated at
most reasonable prices. Let us call, give esti.
mate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction as
suFed. Eagle Bedding Co.. 1123 eth ST. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE

FLOORS SCRAPED AND FINISHED: PR
ynte housework a speciality. J. J.. DINDLE-
BECK. Adams 1913. 400 Belmont NV. 23'
FLOORS sCRArED. CLEANED. REF ;SIsH-
Fr. 1921 evenings. J. c. PRICE. 1920 9TH NV.
FLOORS ScRAPED. CLEANED. FINISHED,
FAXED by electric machine. L. Z. Nash. 2S71
FURNITURE UPnoLsTERED. nEP'D: SLIP.
free. TITTENsoR. 1924 sth NV. n. 77o2.
HOUSE PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EXTE-
Paul serene. 90s 10th st. NV. F. 1891.
kEYS-DCrIICArE KEYS. % CESTs. made
while you wait Turner & Clark. 1233 New
York ave-. NV Basement F. 3oo5.
KEYS DUPLICATED WHILE YOU WAIT
- cents Also small machine work sl3
LAWN MOWER KEPAIKlNG; PARTS FUR.
77o7 G. T. ARMIGER. 800 IAN 81. NV.
MATTRESSES, box SPRINGS, cushions and pillows
Mattresses rcn"yated. $3.50. C0LuMBIA BED.
DING CO.. CD Z st. NV. Phone Main 512S.
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated at
most reasonable prices. Let us call, give esti-
mate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction as
sur"d Eagle Bedding Co.. 1123 7th st. NV.
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED.
down comforts recovered: reasonable. North
lu'+5- IDEAL RedGing Co. 1924 7th st. NV.
MIRRORS KEhIl-TEKEp. 6Dc SO. TT. sPE-
Phone Columbia 57ns-W.
MOVING & PACkING-Estfmatesf free; spec
rates: i"ng-dist moving; service with secur-
lily National Delivery Assn. Main 53s. 90
ably. J. Robbins. COL Irving st. NV. Phone
Potomac 1853 J or Adams 1910. 10.
rAPEkIiANGING done now. save money.
li.st u W ErHrki $50
rAPEKHANGfNG--R0oMS PArEREp IN.
~ September / s. up, y; A. JONES, 1914
4th -. NV. Franklin o0ss. 20s
TArEHIiANGIN,i, rAINTING-SIeciai prices
for weeks only. Any SIZE room. scraping.
pointing ~ cracks and paper with polychrome
paper and Usnt"r. ST.; also kitchen walls, SO;
% sS woS as fe b%3P l. sa fss5a
"" can afford il. Call for estimates. ~ 1874.
rAilai"}i'Ais DC. O.. l73o lith W. ol'
rArERHANGING AND PAINTING H. Z.
efficient service; guar. work. reasonable prices.
PAPEEITANGING-Ro ornS 81 50 and up; In.
te~y- ard exterior painting at lowest prices
Metropolitan Doc. Co. 81 g W. Pm. Fr. 500
rIiHH"GEArH REPAIRING : Photographs
NJ. Franklin 5e75. sla II - NV
rit ~, TgEI\ 81, .G,, and I'd Eay%Ts re-
mn. Fan" ,un.aG. s.. Schaeter, sanderso1
rano 9. 81 II st n. Lincoln 1857
TI.UNBI>'; AND HEATING-John r. Guerra
Az L. Cap. ST., Line. 3ilT-Steam and hot
water heating. plumbing. boiler and power
plants Found reliable for - years
/ REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING, timing and
roofing. Ley me repair your old Refrigeration
/ t5!l Na n ''ll" H93 'th 81. n w. near II
TPHOLSTE2ING AND INTERIOR DECO
rating lEiuS Lan>hurgh wants you to cal
and see HIM at T29 1lth st. NV.
IPHuI.SIfiiNG AND FURNITURE RE.
pairing Slip covers made to order. Cabine:
p =. - r-vNl,. ~ 5.l.
"9s
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or.
der. Free estimates. J. NJ. BUTLER & son.
1000 lst 1t. Sc. Lincoln 656sJ.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADESt,ood quality
opaque shades fitted 10 your windows s5c;
/ the best quality OF Opaque shades, 81. l5: hung
free We vii! cal! with samples. kLEE.
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WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or.
der. Free estimates. J. NJ. BUTLER & son,
1000 LIST 1t. Sc. Lincoln 6ass-J.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-t1ood quality
opaque shades fitted 10 your windows, Sc;
the test quality Of opaque shades, 81. lo: hung
free. We viii cal! with samples. kLEE-
BLATT. 11th and Fl SITS ne. Lincoln SIC
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Continued ON Next Paxe.)
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! BABY CARRIAGE (Gendron). practically
new; cost $3.50, will sell for So. a40 9th
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COOK - Place wanted by reliable colored
woman. 744 Harvard ST. NV
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fURNIrC RE-Credit-cash Specisl discounf
Tor cash; Save money. Buy at Horwood's,
Sth and SIS
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

tons. Marsa4st Z. sh ns i SKIN and scal i
specialist. ll43 Connecticut ave.
MEN AND WOMEN. now employed, wanted
SO 10 $50 can lie made. Call at l4l4 1ith
YOUNG MAN-Iiavc you the energy and de
s.re necessary 10 learn the best paying bust
ness in tn" world and earn while dcing II :?
We have the fastest selling, best advertised.
subdivision in the District and Will train
MAKE big money. SIC NJ. Gray. 10 10 IL
an. 30 10 pm. care Washington
Home Builders. l4,-i II 81. NV.
SALESPEOPLE
wanted for our drapcry dept.
Good salary; permanent posi-
tons. Applicant must be thor
oughly experienced. No others
need apply. Apply by letter or
in person to general manager.
w. B. Moses & Son. 18th and +.
UPON COMPLETION of ex-
tensivc alterations. about Sept.
IS. J. Z. CUNNINGHAM &
CO.. 516 9TH st., will need the
following help duplication
should be made at once, as the
store will be closed after August
25): Window dresser and card
writer, experienced salesladies in
coats, suits, dresses, millinery.
ETC.; buyer and assistant buyer
for coats and suits; buyer and
assistant buyer for waists.
hosiery and underwear. Apply
to Mr.. Cunningham by phone
appointment or in person. 3l6
9TH st. NV
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FCRN1TuRE-l0room house for rent to
tenant willing to buy same; cleo. 1919 10th
Ut. NV. ZOE
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IFCRNITCRE-Three-p piece living room suite
sod four months: Comeback velvet and mo-
ar oyerstuhed; cost $3.50; quick sale, $3.50.
atter . Mrs. c. A. Hueter. 1T17 X st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

FOLDING COT and cover, brass bed 9xis
AXmlnsttr rug, pictures. ice box, very rea son
able. Apt 81, the Cum he rlsnd after q N y,
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MISUNDERSTANDING.


OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds, Jeweiry; hne.
beautiful pieces especially. \. L. Arnold
1873 ST. NV. Main STA.
PIANO-Will pay cash for a used upright;
must be reasonable; dealers. Address lsVN
315-S, Star office. 2ls
PIANO. upright, in good condition; Of a stand
ard make, reasonable. Clicks. Ga1 w
Frank. 2I36. ~
SET OF RULING CASE LAW, with supple
ments, for ash Address Box 256R, Star
office. 2Gs
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size ami lsyear size; also coat and tan suit
small size: very cheap. PA G st. NV, after
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SEWING MACHINES-D. h. Singer. $40; New
Home, S15: Standard. SIS; New Ideal. $40:
Others at s.; all guar. New machines. 50 per
mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
s. f. Singer shop. 3l3 Pa. ave. sc. Line. X75.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. $40. zoos B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

INDIAN BLANKETS, rugs. baskets. etc. !;
entire collection of 81 years; being sacrificed
for exceedingly low price. Genuine Navajo.
Mexican, Zerapi and other articles; cheap for
quick sale. The Home Beautiful. 1881 Con-
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SEWING MACHINE-Drophead Singer, round
bobbiI. SIS: many other makes ut S., $40 TO
S35; all machines guaranteed. Renting.
pairing. Capitol Sewing Machine Exchange,
IS II NV. J. w. Beavers. Prop. Frank. SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

FIRNlTER~To private Individuals rare
antique mahogany pieces. 1913 Eye st. nv.
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URSlTUEE-Mahogany living room suite,
Sib. Col. SlSg.
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PLAYER Reconsideration mahogany case;
Will sell to quick purchaser for balance due.
s11J. plus cost of delivery. 227 Penn. ave.
hon
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FORD CAB BODY, excellent condition: easily
Hyattsville, Nd
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
YOUNG WOMAN. GOING To CALIFORNIA
viii accompany child or invalid for expenses F.:
best references. Address Box 209-S. star
Office.
WILL YuUNG LADY IL Blue THAT
helped lady on l5ro,kland car. on June IL or
anv who saw accident, Please address Box
2n3 :, Star cffire. 20"
COUPLE WISH TO JOIN ANOTHER COUPLE
taking auto trip over Labor day. Address
BOX 3onS. star "tfre.
RAILROAD TlCkET To SOME PACIFIC
Coast point Ogden wanted for trip aN"Ut
September 10. Address Box ISIS. star office.
to learn beauty culture in shop where future
position would he assured. Address ItoI 26s 5.
star office.
DRIVING TO ASBURY PARK THURSDAY.
can carry two or three persons AT So each,
North $3.50 after pm.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF WATERrKooFING.
damp cellars. brick wall prootns, small! or
Bon 266. Sta. H.. Route 3. Auacustia. II. c
LEGAL ADVICE FREE TO THOSE WHO
cannot aorffd to pay for same. Apply Mr.
HOLLANDER. 4l5 Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg TO-
AS WE PAY Much MORE FOX OLD SILL
than you can get elsewhere you should
consult us before selling. We also buy old
fs % and aaS9as Ggnh afa Phone
Franklin 4il5.
EXPERT MARCEL WAVING, I5c; BoRBING.
Singing. soc; manicurinE, SOC will also
teach; very low rates. Mae Murray, 1226
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. DIR. Della
Ledendecker. d. G.. 1877 y st. NV. FIR. eS49.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
graduate. Excessive weight reduced. Phone
Pot l447 1911 Conn. ave.
NURSE WILL BOARD AND CAKE FOR
convalescents: elderly patients. chronic cases;
bed patients; physiciaus call. Prices from
$40 to SO per week. Call Col SS44W.
JOHNSON REST HOME
for aged, invalid and convalescent: night and
day supervision. North 1858. 1920 18th NV.
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ftRAIICRE-House fun Of furniture; reason
able prices; beds. chairs. rugs. tables, uten-
sis. chifonier, kitchen cabinets. gas ranges.
ASH cans, etc, etc. rs 10th NV, block,
west or White House. 2Os
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

DINING ROOM TABLE. 45-inch golden oak :
TO-. t2nr ieat seat chairs; excellent condition
Sl--pU. Cleveland 1l41-I
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| SODA FOUNTAIN. carbOnator, wall cases
| floor case and tables: good condition: very
reasonable. s2s Shepherd st. NV. Adams
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notwithstanding furnishings of one
room, kitchenette and bath apartment. 1911
3lst 81. NV, Apt 2O4
rLRNlICKE-oak dining suite. $50 Coi.
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GENUINE human hair switches; <l2 value,
Sc; gray hair switches, SIS; hair work at low
est prices Col. 5Sn3
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room. dining room hedv
room SUITE; entire contents Of large house.
otlI 1Sfh st. n. w. las
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| FCRNITURE-Dressers, oak and walnut, $50
each. Col. 1888. zoe
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! PIANo-WIl sacrifice beautiful baby grant
| for balance due on account. See Mr. Poole
| DIT Penn. southeast
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HOTWATEE BOILER, second hand. large
ton "
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CONCRETE MINER, Bass. half-bag: 5-hp
engine; 500 Rear s12 q st. Sc. Line 6O05.
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FURNACE. pipeIess; good condition; CHEAP
Phone WOOdside 2J1
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| PLANO, excellent condition: reasona BILE ais
I three single mattresses: Naval officer wishe-
| to sell. y. d. Butler, Quarters Y. navy var,
/ fIva
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| FCRNlTCRE-Living room suite. "kro+hler, .
at sacrifice. North 1904. Apt. 7o2. 1870 s
| n " ,
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FCRNITCRE-Removal Sale Dining room
suites, were $3.50 TO s1o5: 500 to 500. Livt
from $l35 up. Bedroom suites, $3.50 to $3.50.
500 to 500. $3.50 TO $175, $500 to $3.50.
These suites are complete with coil springs
ana layer felt mattresses. The Home BeautiY
fml. Inc LII Ennuecticnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

GAS WATER HEATERS = Brand 1ew and
guaranteed; 20-ft. double copper coil. 50; IS
IT, double copper coil, 5000. Sidney Hech-
niger Company, Camp Meigs. 9Th and Florida
ave. ne Main Office. 9th and SITS. sw.
Both Offices open until 80 pm; Salts, o. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

i TAILOR FIXTURE bargain; press machine,
cases. sewing machine and other fixtures for
| 7tl
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CLEANING mornings in apt; will do small
washing, by neat cOlored girl; Sunday
work references. Phone North 1O096.
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COOK in family of = or B in Brookand; colored
woman wants place. Call at Morris drug
~ 18Th md 7,
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

RoOKkEEPER- ACCOUNTANT and stenns-
rapher or serretarv-treaSurer- experienced. Call
Franklin 1924. BopkkecTs'r, 1919 st Cor
puratinn work preferred in automobile or real
estate house. ~
CHAUFFEUR. careful desires position with
privat. family. For interview call West 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

YOUNG MEN, neat appearing. over II, can
make SIS per week taking orders for us with
sales manager; guaranteed salary. Room 90Or
Fed. Am. Nat. Blk. Bldg.
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| GAS. indirect bowl, complete with hanger
| and light 2i5 sth -. ne. ols
GAS RANGE for sale. lincoln S1aa.J 2ls
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COOK DINNERS evenings, private FAM

COOK or light hpusework; reliable colored
girl with city references. 22J0 18th st. NV.
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FLOORS SCRAPED AND FINISHED: PRI-
yHte homework speciality. J. J.. DINDLE-
BECK, Adams 52l3. 400 Belmont NV. 23'
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fLANo EAKGA4S> sIr,nwa.. hss new.
Healy upright, DOW reduced from $500 10
$3.50; Bradbury upright. slightly used. $3.50;
$500 Grand, slightly used. S415. Huge
Worch. llln G. Eet. 1879.
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The following business concerns pucrnr-
tee satisfaction to Star readers. ANY com
pidt1t found necessary to be made to The
Star nfil receire prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service Col.
unn coll Mdin 5000. Brunch LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

PIASO--BradhEry upright very good make
will sell for SSI .,g1 Pom. ave. snntheaSt
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BEDROOM SUITE, American walnut, with
full vanity large chifforobe, dresser, bow
end bed. springs and mattress: very reason
able. Gail Adams S6S6 after am. Wednes-
day No denlerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-19

BABY CARRIAGE - Combination ivory wood
and wicker. spotless upholstery, green lined
hood, reversible, So Call any time at 1917
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK and general homework; COOL wages:
~ W
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PIAS0-S0huer upright in AL condition:
n W. Col f13I. 21s
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RUTrONIIuLE MAKER wanted on vests.
I'll lifh -. n. w. md I!o"r. .o'
GiklL-tu>Incss urn wants brIEht. Inrriii-
gent coio-r'i cir, for evening work: $500
week TO start. Address Box 3I3S, Star Of
NJ,
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| PIANo-Shonirgsr uir ght. Ike new; casH
| Or terms. 1923 1Gth 81. W, Apt. =. North
! 17G, sunday and after : week days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
GO-ZIP IS RANKED
 HIGH BY CHEMIST

Go-Zip gasoline ranks among the very highest in quality we have ever examined" according to announcement of the Picard Laboratories Saturday, following an official test made under the bureau of mines method on samples of gasoline drawn from the storage tanks of the General Oil corporation at 32OO Avenue E.
 ~ Gasoline used in Go-Zip manufacture is of exceptionally high grade, Mir. Picard asserts in letter to J.. Gregory Johnston. president of the General Oil corporation. Mir. Picard also gives a comparative table showing the temper atures at which percentages of gas are distilled.
 This test, according to Mir. Picard, discloses that 20 per cent distillation was obtained with GO-Zip gasoline at the temperature of 194 degrees 'Fahren- heit, 45 per cent distillation at 237.s degrees, and 90 per cent distillation at 341.6 degrees. That Go-Zip gaso- line distills at lower temperature than those prescribed in the government specifications of either 1918 or 1918 was also shown in the report. The gov eminent specifications of 1918 and 1918 were shown to require 20 per cent distillation at the temperature of 221 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
ALL MARKETS SHOW
 TONE OF REACTION
Stocks Forfeit Most Of Gains
 Of The Last Month

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Reactionary price tendencies characterized all spec ulative markets this week. Stock prices forfeited most of the gain of the last month. bond prices slipped lower in di- rect reflection of the preparations for the $15o, ,o00,o 900 Japanese government loan, which was substantially over-sub- scribed;.. cotton futures broke to new low levels and wheat quotations can celled two-thirds of their recent Scent gain.4'
 Growing uneasiness over the Wash ington oil lease inquiry was held direct ly rAsponsible for the decline in stocks, which took place in the face of encour- aging trade news, including record breaking freight car loadings, reduced crude oil production and imports and expanding steel mills activity.
 Fofeign exchanges also were heavy. The decline in sterling was directly at tributed to the dock workers strike, which Is expected to have an impor- tant bearing ,on the British economic situation, while the downward trend in French francs was associated with the difficulties of Premier Poincare in get ting through his fiscal reform pro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
PLANT TREES FOR
 WAR HEROES TODAY
Attorneys General Davis To De
 liver Principal Address

Attorney General .Hartwell c. Davis will arrive in Birmingham at noon Sum day and deliver the principal address at 3 30 o'clock at the exercises to Dc held about one mile from Pratt City on the Bankhead highway, where memorial trees will be planted to Jefferson county men who lost their lives in the World war. -.
 Many trees have already been plant ed, and these will be dedicated at the exercises Sunday afternoon. In addi- ton to the dedication of these trees members of the American Legion and other officials will set out two trees in memory of Woodrow Wilson aud Kelly Ingram of Pratt City, the first person in the American navy to lose his life ia the war. l,14
 Gold star mothers will take a promi- nent part in the exercises, being carried from Birmingham in private automo- piles loaned for the occasion. Arthur Greenwood, commander of Birmingham Post No. 1 of the American Legion, has extended an invitation to the general public to be present and take part in the ceremonies.
 In addition to Attorny General Davis, Frank Dixon, former post commander, will deliver an address. Music will be furnished by the Boys Industrial Schol band,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
SHRINE LUNCHEON t CLUB ORGANIZED

Temporary organization of the Shrine Luncheon club was effected Saturday noon at luncheon meeting held in the ball room of the Tutwiler hotel. Hun ter Watkins was elected temporary chairman and Earl Ford temporary sec retary.
 The meeting was called to order at clock by Mir. Watkins, with nearly 100 members of ZamOra temple, nObles of the Mystic Shrine, present. Judge Hugo l.. Black made the principal ad- dress, in which he outlined the pur- poses of the new organization and its possibilities for good, not only of the Shrine, but for Masonry and the good of the community generally. Other speakers included Judge Hugh W. Locke, W. S. Scott, Rad Batson, Dr. E. P. Hogan and others.
 It was decided to hold the Shrine luncheon meetings on Saturday until the organization is perfected. and Chair man Watkins called a meeting for next Saturday. February 23, at 1 o'clock at the Tutwiler. when reports of the committees will be received and perma- nent organization effected.