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Evening star., 1924-03-04
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
SAGINAW, Mich, March 4.-Belief
that milwaukee Hiram" Johnston is .
myth, invented to throw. the Michigan
presidential preferential primary elec-
ton Of April into confusion, is grow
ing here, as newspaper men, after
searching since Saturday, report failure
in their efforts to find him. Johnston's
name was certified for place on the
republican presidential ballot Friday,
when petitions were filed with the Sec
retary of state at Lansing. =. -,
Johnston is said to be Milwaukee
township farmer, but thus far, only
two persons have been found who pro-
fess ever to have known or heard of
him. They are William J. Siegrist of
Milwaukee, Justice Of the peace, who ad :
mits circulating the Johnston petitions,
and John Baird, Zilwaukee. state con-
servation commissioner, who is said to
have filed the petitions at Lansing.
Both have refused to disclose John
ston's whereabouts or to lift the veil
Not Known in NeighborAood.
I Neither Of the two rural mail car
riers who deliver all the mail that
goes into Milwaukee township knows
Hiram Johnston. longtime residents
no one there by that name.
Senator Hiram w. Johnson of Cali
fornia, an avowed presidential can
didate in the Michigan election opens
q short speaking tour in the state at
Grand Rapids tonight.
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being special agent Of the depart
ment. That's what It meant.
Referred to Burns.

being special agent Of the depart
ment. That's what It meant"
Referred to Burns.
"Of course, the word Burns meant
w: J. Burns. chief Of the bureau?"
"Oh, yes"
The message was sent. Mrs. Duck
stein asserted, because Mr. Burns had
told her a lawyer In the department
was asking whether Mr.. Mclean was
a special agent OF the department.
Mr. Burns said that these in
quiries might make 1t embarrassing
for Mr.. Mclean to remain special
"and that he might wish to resign" I"
"And you are telling your husband
in this telegram" Senator Walsh
went on, that Mr.. Burns thought Mr..
Mclean wanted to resign"
Yes. that 1t might be embarrass-
ing to the Attorney General for him
20 be special agent"
Chairman Lenroot re-examined the
witness as to codes. The present De-
partment of Justice code, she said.
she did not know. but the old code
g! never gave my. husband a code
book" Mrs. Duckstein said.
How did you expect your message
to Palm Beach to be decoded?" asked
Senator Adams. democrat, Colorado.
Il knew MIR. Mclean had the code.
asked Mr.. Burns IL / should send
Yes"
Burns Takes Stand.A
W. j. Burns took the stand
1T is correct Mr.. Mclean was a
special agent" Burns said to the first
question. Appointed before I came In,
July. 1921" -''~
do you know the reasons leading
to his appointments" asked Senator
Walsh.
Il do not"
Tell US about the conversation
with Mrs; Duckstein."
'One Of the boys came in and said
inquiries were being made about Nc
Leans status. l sent for Mrs. Duck
stein and told her to send a. message
to her husband. who could suggest to
Mr.. Mclean that he resign. because it
might be embarrassing to the Attor-
ney General"
Draws Own differences.
WHY didn't you send the message
yourself?"
II didn't have a right to demand
Mr.. McLean's resignation. There was
nothing mysterious about my mes
"We'll draw our own differences"
replied Senator Walsh.
w. w. Grimes. attorney for the
Department Of Justice. brought the
Information to him about Mclean.
Burns said.
What salary did Mclean get?"
HE got 81 a year."
How many of those $1-a-year
agents have you?"
About eight. They had thirty in
the last administration"
why. thought 1t was about 3oO,'
Walsh retorted.
Yes. and 800 special marshals," ,"
said Burns.
Praises CASTOR Means.
rs there an agent named CASTOR
Means in your department." asked
Senator Dill.
Not now" Burns said.
WAS he an effective man."
"One of the best / ever knew"
Did he do any special work for
President Harding?"
He may have done SO, through me-"
Did you say you didn't have the
right to make Mclean resign?" Sena-
tor Adams put in.
mo, I haven't the power" Burns
said 1T must be done by the Attor-
ney General. I can recommend it,"
What made you think that Nc
Leans appointment would be embar-
rassing?"
We'll, thought the Attorney Gem
eral had troubles enough Of his own
without getting Teapot Dome hook
Evening star., 1924-03-04

communications with q client" Sena-
tor Walsh returned.
"I make the points as "a matter Of
ethics" McAdoo returned.
You are aware that Mr.. Palmer
told this committee he never repref
sented Fall or Sinclair" Senator DID
put in. did he ever say that to
"The subject was never discussed
between U.S." McAdoot eaid. His 6rm.
he added, never represented FAN, Do
heny or Sinclair.
There didn't seem to be any req,
son for calling you in, did there"
Chairman Lenroot asked.
That's q matter Of opinion"
The committee then excused the
witness and adjourned until 10 am.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1924-03-04

heavy. fills with gas, is sour and woefully
dyspeptc. Truth is. it had just such at
tack, always. but they didn't last. Now
, the stomach needs help and the best thing
you can do to fortify your meals with
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They give
the stomach the alkaline effect, they help
1t to digest food, they give it materials
to do this. with, they absorb the gas, stop
acidity. relieve Pressure, and no matter
whe thcr it is pork and cabbage. pie and
cheese, sausages and buckwheats or steak
distress and you have none of those trou-
bles due to ind icestton or dyspepsia. Get
a 60-cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's at any drug store. Then eat and be
merry.
Evening star., 1924-03-04
ed on, and the newspapers shriekinG
every time you breathe"
Mclean sfill IN Agent.

ed on, and the newspapers shrieking
every time you breathe"
MeLeAn stnl IN Agent.
"Did he resign?'
mo, he didn't resign. He's still an
code some time ago because every
agent had one; and tho thing was
spread around In everybody's hands"
,"Mr. Mclean had code book ne
went on.< 1T takes time to get the
new code working"
codeT Chairman Lenroot asked.
: mo. But I knew she could get
it-any agent could" Burns said.
Senator Walsh. reading the Mary"
telegram again, asked why 1t hadn't
been more direct.
MRS. Duckstein told me she thought
Mclean would take the hint from
that" Burns said.
Apparently he didn't?"
Apparently not"
Asked about the William J. Burns
detective agency, the witness said, he
In IT,"
you wanted to know, Senator
Walsh" Burns said n moment later.
whether the man the bureau Of In
New Mexico wasn't an appointee Of
Senator Fall. He was not; he ts
q democrat; but, Notwithstanding that,
good man."
Would Aid OIL Probe.
We've got the finest staff Of inves-
tigators ever assembled: you haven't
asked us for help in this investiga-
tton, but you would have gotten II
cheerfully If you asked.
In the light Of the fact that Mr..
Mclean was practically guilty Of per-
jury IN this inquiry, why wasn't he
fired?" asked Senator Dill.
"Oh. he's one of these $1-a-year
fellows" Burns replied. They never
amount to much; they never did. He's
never needed for investigation"
When Burns again referred to the
Willingness of his bureau to help in
the oil inquiry. Senator Walsh said:
that you. like the rest of mankind.
can't serve two masters"
Resents Senator's Remarks.
"As I told you a while ago, we
would have made the investigation
honestly" Burns retorted. II con-
slider that a reflection on my char
acter."
You were under Mr.. Daugherty."
Senator Walsh returned. "ThatlI be
enough"
Francis H. McAdoo. identifying
himself as the oldest son Of w. G.
McAdoo. took the stand. His New
York law firm. the witness said. with
which his father was formerly asso-
1919 and later years. Mr.. Mclean
severed the relationship in 1921.
I'm January, 1928. Mr.. Mclean call
ed me Up over the telephone" McAdoo
went On, land asked If / would like
to continue our association. 1 said
Evening star., 1924-03-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Do Heavy Meals
Begin to Tell?
Follow Your Meals With Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. They.0ive
Stomach the Alkaline Effect
That Prevents GaSSinesS

Those old-time husky eaters
often fall down on a glass OF milk
or q doughnut, the stomach is
Evening star., 1924-03-04
Film of Harding Trip Released.

A motion picture Aim. entitled "A
Tour of Alaska" showing many
scenes taken during the trip to
the territory last summer by the
late President Harding. has been re-
leased by the Department of the In-
terror for the use of colleges, clubs
and other educational organizations.
Evening star., 1924-03-04
STONELEIGH COURT

Connecticut Ave-, Corner l. st.
WashiDgton's most exclusive apartments.
Available for lease, n few desirable house
Keeping and non housekeeping
-. APARTMENTS.
Furnished and unfurnished. specially priced
oy the month or yearly lease.
Also for TRANSIENT rental. two and three
foom misunderstanding apartments
RESTAURANT
With table d'hote service. Dinner. SIZE.
Luncheon, 6Jc. Club breakfast. Also service
a la carte. Music during dinner.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
p. +. CARLEN.
IL &c.,
Marshall Business Brokers

Marshall Business Brokers.
81 2.5ot- R"omin- houS". u rooms: best room
g.ntia" section; 7-year lease; rent.
$500 R"art fu and exclusive roominG hous,
un Mass. ave: II rooms: good Ieasr.
81 00a-Ro booming house. Is rooms > la his ::
wonderful opportunity: rent. sl25
81, 4Oo- -Roominc house. IL rms; rent S75: To-
Gated near 18th and Eye SITS; large
income,
81 ,073- Rooming house. near 18TH and II sts ;
IL rooms: newly papered; rent. 500
81, l,300-RoominE house: Public Library
Il rooms, steam heat; rent $11".
S65o-Rooming house, near Union station !;
rooms and bath; rent. $50; nice
home.
sS5o-Rooming house, 10 rooms; furniture OF
one room cost $3.50; sickness cause of
selling; secure this Monday; rent $50
s5,5oo-Grocery and deiicatessen; old estah-
lished corner. NV; rent, $50; inspect
and you will buy.
3, ,OOo-Grocery and meats; well established
corner; rent, 500.
81, l,%5o-Delicatessen and grocery; rent. 81;
.. 80 old establishment and paying.
s., 3,oo0-Lunchroom, downtown: expensive
equipment; inspection invited.
81 3,000-Hsrdware business including paints
and furnishings privilege for gas gas
ming station; on busy St; unusual
, opportunity.
s9oo-BFauty parlor downtown: rent, SO:
make offer.
g.. JO0--Bakery and cr,cerv. small corneti
ton; 3-ynar lease: o rooms above
~ Wo-Failor shon: cleaning and repairing
best downtown location.
S3.oOO-leaSe for sale: also fixtures Of cloth
ing and mems furnishing store in
E, -oo best block Of 9th St. downtown.
Sooeo-Motion picture thcster. colored. all
equipment included in sale: this is a
going and pay ing business
~. We want want business ness places of all kinds for
dependable and succfssful Office. Our name
is your protection.
Marshall Business Brokers,
029 n Y Ave
Evening star., 1924-03-30

TRT%K REPAIRING. Mintz repairs trunks.
l'ather hagS, ladies' handbags. etc Call or
pneue Mutz- PAS st Main 1855
Evening star., 1924-03-30

MOVING PICTURE THEATER- Best NV. 10
alton: long lease good. established business :;
open to thorough investigation. Price $4,000.
Address Roy 213-N. Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

'lfEWETTERS- Expert. guaranteed repairs
na all makes. estimates chccrfuIly given: rea-
rlahe prices. standard iypewrtc- Exchange.
~ 18th NV " 3632. lS'
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wANTED-$l,O 900 on first class security for
one year: so interest and liberal commission.
Address Box 24I-X, Star Office. -
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SHOE REPAIR and shine parlor: valuable
equipment and good business. Price. $1,000.
Address Box 25l-X. star offic"
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CENTS FURNISHINGS Beautifully equipped:
highly profitable business that will stand in
vestigation long lease: terms to responsible
party. Address Box 24g y, star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY
DIAMONDS AT A SACRI-
FICE; MUST BE SOLD AT
ONCE TO RAISE CASH. A
w RITT EN- GUARANTEE
WITH ALL OUR OLA
MONDS.
ladys solid platinum diamond bar pin.
with rs very fine large. biue1white diamonds
and sapphres. Party paid 1,4oo. Must be
sold at once at big sacrifice for
$S25.
fine cut gem; diamond weighs carat and y
less than points The mounting is hand
monds and sapphires. Party in need of money,
must be sold at once.
SAYS.
GentIeman's diamond ring. absolutely bIue-
white diamond, weighs carat and IL less
3 points, set in the latest style. Belcher
mounting, one of the biggest bargains ever
offered.
$500.
T,ady's solid platinum after dinner ring set
with 10 very fine large blue white diamonds
and sapphires. One Of the biggest bargains
$145.
Gentlemcn's diamond cluster scarf pin, set
with large blue white diamonds Has the
appearance of a 3-carat solitaire. Must be
sold at once.
$135.
I.ady's solid platinum diamond engagement
ring, beautiful gem. weighs ! carat and
10-l00, absolutely perfect, mounting is hand
made. an exclusive design surrounded by 10
blue white diamonds. You must SEE this
derful bargain.
$345.
Iady's Tiffany diamond ring. blue white.
weighs "a carat and 3 100. Must be sold al
once.
$122.50.
FISCHER'S,
91e r ST. Northwest.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

. HARDWARE. gasoline and general store in
, suburbs; doing thriving business; remarkable
opportunity Price for business and property,
$1,000 Address Box 3J0-X star office
Evening star., 1924-03-30

NiNDUW SHADES AND SCREENS made to
order. Free estimates PEARSON & TH0MP-
SWN. al q st. ne. lincoln 626s. apl2s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

The SfGr requires from Gduertisers
G thiS column references and de-
LllLrn stL-cnLcMk Of iheiI- nrnnosttinns.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

EErTRODYNE, : tubps storage 4 and r
batteries, phones and victrola attachment; used
one month with excellent results; will sacrifice
$50. Phone Franklin 1589-W 30'
FOUR POI A TUBES, new K. {. A, one G 800,
all for SIS. Il 1I04 n 90
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

SEVERAL GOOD. servIceable work horses
NARROW coal Company stables. 2l6 a st ne
LIGHT RRAHMA EGGS. EVELYN roN
strain, 81 setting VIII deliver TeIepbou,
NnudSde 20 3ns
Evening star., 1924-03-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES



ON PENNA. AVE. NV, NEAR Ind ST
Large. modern store. suitable for any kind
of business: the different chain stores located
in this square do wonderfully well; will give
good lease at moderate rental to desirable
tenant.
ST Irpshur ST. nw-Suitablc for any bust
ness. all the chain stores located i'll this
square. Good opportunity 10 get estab
lished at q small cost.
14oc, ''H', 81. n.c.-,Store and apt. running
THOS. ID. WALSH,
Main T5i5. Sl2 III" st. NV.
3os
$500 BOOMING HOUSE; 10 rooms; garage.
$21o-Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent. So.
S3J0- Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent. $50.
$450-Rooming house; IL rooms; rent, so.
$600- Roomiug house; 10 rooms; rent, SO.
$65O-Rooming house; 10 rooms, rent, S4T.
$1I0-ROominS house; 10 rooms: rent. $40.
StO-Rooming house; Ia rooms; rent. 500.
Sl.OOo-RoominG house; IL rooms; central
5000 Rooming house; - rooms: rent. S6j;
good central location; big bargain.
81. .OO-RoOming house; II rooms; rent, $40.
s., 5O0-Rooming aud boarding and cafeteria
business; Is rooms. 3 baths. bargain.
$250--Groccry and rooms; rent, $50.
SJ00-tirocery and 3 rooms: rent, $50.
81 ,oo--ti rocery and rooms rent, $50. 40
81, 350-Grocery and delica lessen; rent, $50;
good white residential section.
81 .G00-Groccry and rooms; rent, So
s., COO rocery and : rooms rent, s62
SS.OOo-tiroccry and meat business; rooms;
cheap rent; 5000 weekly business
S2i0-Confect. and rooms; rent. S45.
$iJ0-Confect. and : rooms; rent, $40. Good
stand good business, good terms.
S',a0-Confect. and & rooms: rent, $40.
$SO-Confect. and rooms; rent, $50.
81 ,350-Confect. and fountain and lunch; well
located; good business; { rooms
81 50o-COnfGct. and rooms; rent, $50.
81, 5oo-Tonfect. and rooms: rent, $40.
81, l00-Lunch and rooms. on 1ith 81.
81, O0-Lunch; free rent. heat and light.
SO. nOn--Lunch and s furnished rooms.
S9Oo-Near beer and lunch; old stand.
81, l,OOU-Near r beer and lunch; rooms.
81, 2O0-Tailoring business. central location.
S1Oo-Tailorug business, located on 18th 81.
L. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN s043, MAIN S0I3.
2l6 MachinISis' bldg, 9Th and Mass. ave. NV.
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR ALMOST
any lin" of business; near the corner of 9Th
and SITS. n. W. This is q story brick bldg.
containing cellar. n large storeronm, rms.
and bath above: electric lights. The owner
is Offering this building at low price and
very easy terms.
GOLDEN RULE. INC,
zoos X 81. NV Main $500
Evening star., 1924-03-30

20 The foHoicin0 business concerns oudrdH-
fcc satisfaction 10 Star readers. Any
pIdint fDuHd necessary 10 be made 10 The
Si1r wiH rCceiUe prompt attention. For
admission 10 RCcoplme ended SSrrtcc Col
pp,u .,JU n1iu j000. Rrqrch fI5.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WINDOW SHADES and screens made to order
rec estimates. J. NJ. BUTLER & SON, 1000
1st st. Sc. Lincoln 696S j.
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=. +. CARLEG.
Progressive business Broker.
Now located nj 40 18th -. NV.
(FormeTly G'7 T. 81. u.w.1
Sl0o-RUoming house. II rooms aud bath
furnace heat: rent SGo.50
$3.50 ROominE housa. II rooms and bath:
tne location; rent. $40.
$70o-RoominS house. rooms and bath fur
race heat gas and elcc.; rent. $S5.
SI5o-R0omin- house. 10 rooms and bath :;
near business zone: rent, $40.
SIj0-Meat market: suburban: income, $3.50
10 $3.50 per week; rent, $40.
S5J0-iroccry: good location, NV: must sac
ritice rent. $50
81 .0O0-iroccry. cigars. soft drinks etc: do
aud rooms
81 .0o-tirocrry: fine stand Tor drlicat lessen
line also: reasonable rent
Si.2|o-i-rc"erg. doing fine business: rent
store aud rooms, St2JU.
S3.IH-G rnrery doing $3.50 per week business
rent, store and & rooms, $50
300 pel!catesseu ana confectionery: fine
small stand. rent. store and ! rm. $50
81, 400 Deiicatessen and confectionery: fine
soda fountain; fixtures alone worth
more than price asked: very busy loca
tion: rent, store aud rooms. sl15
S2,OoO-Radio store, doing inc business; rea-
sonabie rent.
81 l.5oo-Lunchroom, catering TO fine trade; rea
sOuabls rent.
81 ,2i0-Sho" repair shop: good income: we'll
loratcd for this business.
List your business with me for quick and
reliable results.
=. +. CARLEN.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WINDOW and vacuum cleaning: general clean
5gG contractors. Ideal Window and Vacuum
leaning Co. Inc. NJ. 5c5s. 9O4 11th NV.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-CIood quality
opaque shades fitted TO your windows, SIC !;
the best quality of opaque shades. s1.15: hung
irHe. We will call with samples. KLEE-
ELATT, 11th and II SITS. ne. Lincoln S79.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

BICYCLES REPAIRED, SOLD AND ACCEPT
ed in trade on new Wheels: liberal allowance.
EONM BICYCLE co. 1913 9th St NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

R00MISG HOUSE near Public Library; all
looms rented: good income; price reasonable.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


- The f5Hocino business concerns gunrdH-
fcc satisfaction 10 St1r readers. Any com
plant fonud necessary 10 be made 10 The
Siar wrH rCceiUe prompt dtteHtton. For
admission 10 Recommended SSrrtcc Col
UnH '1U nain 5000. Branch rs.
ADVERTISING BY MAIL 900 multigra phed
letters. $40; mimeographing. typewritng;
;T"nplctc mailing pdn n,an seryee Il W EMORY
Al To BATTERY AND RADIATOR EXPERTS.
I.10us. tanks fender; low prices fUEkE Err
90 'l"i !. Marshall pl.. 50. courInousc. F. 6ic6
BICYCLES REPAIRED, SOLD AND ACCEPT
FoNM RICYCLE co. 1o13 9th st. NV.
CNRPENTERS AND BUILDERS-Jobbing and
= pairing a speciality. Prompt service. BEAN
a EVANS, Franklin 1858. &c
CARPENTER WoRk-Porches. garages and
screens. cabinet making: estimates free:
Hartley 4 smith. Line. 62Sl or Line. 5s4i. So'
CNRPENTEKING AND PAINTING-GenersI
.ohnigs Il O. DRACH. 10 Girard 81. ne.
CNRPEr CLEANING AND WASHING-uave
Albert kahlrrt 90. clesu your carpets and
:uEs Improved steam carpet cleaners. s.:
har, Iapd ave. s.w. Phone Main 303G. Es;i-
mates ehcerfully given.
CEMENT WORK ~ SIDEWALKS. CELLARS,
eHragc floors. ctr. !. WESLEY THOMPSON,
Liza t0'h NV.
CHAIRS CANED. UPHOLSTERING. PORCH
IochERs sPLINTED. c. 4. ARMSTRONG,
7"3S 10Th = NV. franklin 1883.
CDNrRACTING AND BUILDING: GARAGE
h1IG1us. repairing ana cement work q SDe
CiIlIty. prices reasonable. Estimates given free.
Terms II desired. We have the facilities for
landing large or small contracts. ROBBINS
RANDALL co, 3D2 NcGlll bldg. M. 3I4s.
Ecsdential phone. Lincoln 526S.
ELECTRICAL WTRING-LET Us ESTIMATE
on work. Ia Mi,lerize yourself with our
method of wiring aud installing fixtures 10
YOUR home. Csl Nam 2T57 or visit our show
room. GEO. L. MILLER. 903 New York
ave. NV
FTECTRTCAL WIRING. Any siT-room house
wired, S6l estimates freely given; full line of
appliances easy terms LUkENS BARkLEY
co, 1403 y. V ave. Main 6iSS
J'NPERT WATCH. CLOCK AMI JFwELRY
l"pairiGc. Prices reasonable. T. X. RICH
TER. So 9th It. nv, hot. II ami l. Fr. "+54.
FLOORS REEINISHED. CLEANED. POLISH
81 and waXed by electric machine. II. e
Nash 25nI sherman ave. Col. 1921
F.OOIS SCRAPED. CLEANED. REFISISHED;
T"w floors laid; more prompt service & lower
rarrs Now j {. Price. 9l2 5th NV. Fr. I563-W
II RNITI RE upholstered and slip covers made
The BETTER Way. Reduced prices this month.
J Hoo5er & Co. 6l5 + st. NV Main :32. 2'
FURNITURE UPHOLST'D REP'D: SLIP
covers made. Est cheerfuly given. Returned
Evening star., 1924-03-30

ADVERTISING BY MAIL 900 multigraph
letters. $40; mimeographinr, typewritiuG
complete mailing service. r. W. EMORY,
Dist. Nat Bank bldg Frank Ti43.
Al TO BATTERY AND RADIATOR EXPERTS.
I.4nus. tanks. fcndcTs: low prices. TUCKER
1 MRrshall nj ,.n,Irl nomsf- Z. Sioh
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WE OFFER for sale bigh-class reoming and
boarding house near 18th and Columbia road
NV. The house contains 1G rooms batLs
steam heat. electric lights and is strictly
modern in every respect. The dining rooms
are particularly attractive. Low rental. The
business is we'll established. the income now
being $500 per month which could easily be
increased to twice this amount. This is a good
proposition.
GOLDEN RULE, INC,
12nl ST y w. Main nhR1
Evening star., 1924-03-30

I'II'MBIN'i AND HEATIrG-John l.. Guerin
4i2 J.. Cap. st, Line 3fIT steam and hot
nater heating. plumbing, hniirr and power
plants. FOUND reIahIe for - years.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

liNND NI$t;--PiaroS aad players
paired, reSnished and rebuilt by skilled work
lr"U. PiaHn iuning. s.. Schacfcr. Sanderson
lhan" Co., Ga II 81. ne. Lincoln 1857
Evening star., 1924-03-30

1APERHANGING AND PAISTlNti-Rooms
rspsred. So and IN \. +. GEORGE. 22l 18th
81 ~ Telephone Franklin 6S2i. Main ST:6.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

TAPERHANGINti--I Rooms. $50 and up: in
terror aud exterior painting az lowest prices
Melr1noIItar Doc. Do. ~ q NV. ph Fr. 500
Evening star., 1924-03-30

DINING ROOM-Completely equipped. going
business with good future; can be secured on
rental basis: Catholic only considered. Address
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-29

school girls gave very pleasing
dance number, and the business mems
chorus favored the gathering with
two very pleasing numbers. A song
book was placed at each plate and
several rousing songs helped make
the occasion merrier. 1t was past
nine o'clock when the banquetters
reluctantly pulled themselves away
and the Fourteenth Annual DID Con-
vention closed one of their most sue
cessful and enjoyable meetings.
The delegates and officers of the
associations were very enthusiastic
in their praise Of the manner in which
Holyoke people worked to make the
convention a success, and in turn
Holyoke was pleased to have these
gentlemen here. The DID Highway
is one of Holyokes cheif assets and
has done much to make this city the
thriving city that 1t is, and Holyoke
people can always be depended upon
to support with labor and money any
enterprise that will help this high
way. Holyoke was the chief factor
in the founding of the DID and it
will assist in its development when
ever and wherever possible.