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BOOKS RECEIVED.

SOCIAL USAGE IN AMERICA. By
Margaret Wade, Washington So
ciety Department Of the New York
Times New York: Thomas Y
Crowel1 Company.
THE ROAD TO BEAUTY. An ,Ad-
venture in RcjuycnatiUn. BY Ma
Evening star., 1924-11-02

reporting to the L. S. s. wyoming
after his graduation Ensign Olmsted
quickly established an enviable repu-
tation and was considered one of the
best Junior officers in the fleet He died
In the Brooklyn Naval Hospital Of
paralysis that set in just about a year
after his graduation.
Midshipman Frank L. Olmsted, class
OF '27, brother Of the deceased officer,
Evening star., 1924-11-02

ofhciated at the unveiling. Chaplain
Evans offered the prayer, and Admiral
Henry b. Wilson, superintendent of the
Naval Academy, delivered the address.
Announcement has been made that
the u. S. S. New Mexico goes as flag
Of battleship division 4, while the U, S.
S. Arizona goes to battleship division 3.
but not as flag.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
Exit the Dime Novel,

From Ererybody's Magazine.
"I wonder what has become OF tho
old fashioned dime novel;"
at has gone to a dollar and a half.
replied the crouch.
Evening star., 1924-11-02

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
obtained through them.
Evening star., 1924-11-02
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent accessions at the Public
Library and lists of recomme ended
reading will appear in this column
each Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
PITCHERS ON TEXAS
MILITARY COLLEGE
TEAM ALL VETERANS
Alamo-Peck Indians Will
Face Strong Battery
Saturday.

The Alamo-Peck Indians are not
expecting another batfest rs they had
at the expense of the Kennedy White
Sox hurlers last week when they meet
the Texas Military College team at
o'clock Saturday afternoon at
Schwab Field The college boys from
North Texas have pitching staff
as good as as any team in the South
western Conference. they claim.
Composing the hurting staff are
three experienced right-handers and
southpaw. Two of the right-hand-
crs were with the team last year, and
as the club did not lose n game, the
pitchers also have an absolutely clean
record. The other pitcher was an all
academy selection in Dallas last sea-
son with the Terrill School.
All three of the right-handers have
pitched semi-pro baseball. Baker
won % games out of % in the Rio
Grandc Valley League at Harrington.
says that he is bound for the majors
rs soon rs he ACQUIRES a little more
experience. Wilson pitched all
through North Texas last summer and
is well known as HEAVIER in that
part OF Ine state. Olc OF luc DOlS,
Ole. pitched at Flatonia last sum-
mer and won eighteen games ont of
81 or ~ in which he worked Baker
and Ole will enter Baylor University
next year.
Other stars in the Texas Military
College lineup are Shorty" Viii
hanson. Miller and "Freck" William
son. Shorty" Williamson is sec
ond-baseman who last year hit over
400. Miller hit 800 last season at
shortstop. He also played in the DIAL
las City League. "Freck" Williamson
is an Outfielder who was brought in
to work on the third sack and has
done well there. Ali OF the men have
had considerable experience.
The team also may be strengthened
by the addition of Bradshaw at short
stop and Fulton in the Outfield. Brad
shaw was n Baylor University fouR
letter man for two years and has beer
an All-Southwestern Conference choice
several times. Fulton is n brother
of the Mobile, Ala. pitcher of tn,
same name and is hard-hittcr.
The team will arrive in San An
tonic at 7:1j Friday night on tn,
Katy Limited No. 3.
Saturday AFTERNOON the team meets
the Indians in college colors. an,
Sunday afternoon plays the locals in
dependently under the name of tn
Terrill Mustangs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
BRECKENRIDGE HIGH
ATHLETE ADJUDGED
MOST "PERFECT MANI
Laurence Urban Wins Fl.
nal Competition at Ma
jestic Theater.

Lawrence (Vic) Urban, athlete from
Breckenridge High School, where he
stars at center on the football team
and in the weight events on the track
and field team, was proclaimed the
most perfect man in San Antonio in
the finals Of the competition at the
Majestic Theater Thursday night UNI
der the auspices of Paul Kronos, adj
vertised as the strongest man in the
world, who is the Majestic headliner
this week.
Private c. f. Kell Of tn. 23rd In
fantry, Fort Sam Houston. took sec
ond place and Floyd Hermann, Main
Avenue High School, was third. The
winners were decided on applause
from the audience. First place car
ried a prize of s25; second, sl5
third, so.
Others in the final contest wee
Arthur II. Bently from Books Field,
w. ii. Padrassar from Kelly Fled.
NJ. l.. Tampke of the Triangle ca.
rage, Assistant Fire Chief A. +. IIa-
kelberg.
When the men were lined up aud
the $50 prize was held over the head
of Lawrence Urban the cheering ana
clapping was de.fening.
c. 4. Kelly was also popular with
the spectators and. when contestants
wee lined up for the decision of re
Ond place. he was chosen almost
unanimously. Kelly is well built and
clean cut and as powerful looking
as one could wish to see.
Ferdinand Hermann, a track man
from Main Avenue High School.
though small, is well set up and mus
cular.
All contestants were applau6ed
generously.
The finalists included the two best
men from competition on three prcvi-
Gus nights in each Of the open, school
and army events.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
DALLAS TAKES WILD ONE.
Fort Worth Tries Hard But Fails
to Overcome Big Steer Lead.

Fort Worth. Tex. April 1S.-Dallas
took a wild second game from Fort
Worth Thursday, II to 10. The score
was ~ to > in the middle of the
game but the Cats rallied repeatedly
in the late innings and had three men
on and only one out in the ninth
when Palmer hit into a double play.
Bischoff of Fort Worth and Vache
and Adams of Dallas hit homers.
Eighteen bases on balls made the
game an affair of more thar two and
a half hours. Score:
RH L
Dallas .217 200 OO0-12 .
FIT. Worth 200 DOB 5000 IL .
Batteries: Reiger, Morris, Nor
risette and Adams; Wachtel, Reid
and Bischoff.
The Bears squad has been reduced
from % players TO II in the las
"A hours. On ton of the announce
ment Thursday night that Pitcher Tee
Prichard has been returned to tn
Flint. Mich, club. of the Michigan
Ontario League. Owner Benson SAT-
Friday morning that efforts to plac
Clarence Fields with leage of lowe
classification failed and that Field
has been given yhis unconditionaf RI
lease. Mr.. Benson finds that PLACING
inexperienced players is hard job
Fields may go TO Tyler to try out witt
Frank Kitchens club.
The reaction from the opening da,
turnout of 5000 or so was not as grca
as expected and the second day at
tendance was estimated at more thai
1000.
"You get the dog" remarked Ear
h. Breen. as he presented Bob Cole
man with an Airedalc pup as a re
ward for that home run. Bob ha'
been casting covetous glances at tll
bloOded dog in question for som
time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
Harris Five Bests Taylor's.

Maxey Harris basket ball team in
the business and professional mems
early morning gymnasium class at the
City Y. NJ. c. A. won one of the
most top-heavy victories in the class
so far, defeating Henry Lee Taylor
team, 20 to 4. Arthur Kleifoth threw
four field goals for the winners and
George Wheeler three Il. S. Garrett
and Harry Taylor divided the scoring
for the losers with field goal each.
The teams play again Monday morn
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
Treat Made Olympic Official.
Washington, ID. C., April 49,

Brig. Gen. c. G. Treat, retired. and
Rear Admiral A. =! Long. chief of
the Bureau of Navigation. have been
designated as representatives of the
army and navy at the Olympic
rames.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
SPUDDERS WIN, Pr.
Osborn Allows Three Hits in Mound
Duel With TAYLOR.

Wichita Falls, Tex. April 1S.-
Osborn allowed Shreveport three hits
and one run Thursday and Wichita
Falls won the second game of the
season, TO l. Taylor of the Gassers
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


St. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
Browns Farm Out, Pitcher.

st. Louis. Mo-. April 1S.-John
Wilson, pitcher. has been released on
option by the st. Louis Browns to
Bay City of the Michigan-Ontario
League.
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GA THE SPORT PAGE & MA]
College Baseball

At Washington: Yale II; Cath
Ole University o.
AT Cambridge. Mass. Georgetown
s.; Harvard 4.
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L. s. q. A. Rules ga Golf Clubs.
New York. Aprl 1S.-With the cleo

ton of eight active and seventeen al
lied clubs, the. United States Golf AS
ISOLATION announced last night that it
now has roster of GA clubs of
which 40G are allied and 26S active
members
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Thursdays Results.

san Antonio. 4: Galveston. :
Wichita Falls. >; Shreveport,
Dallas, IL; Ft. Worth, 10.
Houston at Beaumont. rain.
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Bobby kliry a MANAGER,

Bobby kiirg Manager.
Paris. Ark. Aprii 10. Bobby
King. member of the St. Louis Car-
dinals of 1902. has signed as mana
ger of the Paris Club of the Western
Arkansas League.
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gave up but seven bingles. Osborn
tanned seven and Taylor six. Fitz-
gerald of Wichita Falls was the only
batter to get more than hit, sing
ling twice. Score:
II III f.
Shreveport :. 900 001 00O-1 3 0
Wichita -. 100 010 COX Z o
Batteries: Taylor and Graham !;
Osborn and JOnnard
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Thursdays Results.
" PhiIadeIphia. A; washington. 3.

At Washington r. II. L.
Philadelphia $50. 10 DOL 010-4 : o
Washington ~ 600 500 0O0--3 l
Batteries: Heimach. Baumgartner,
Harris and Perkins; Zahniser and RueL
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Thursdays Results.
At Oklahoma City. 5; Des Moines, :.
At wichita, o. Lincoln. ..
Al Tulsa. ., Denver 10.
At st. Joseph. 1: Omaha, s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

Wisterzil and Meyers stole second but
Wisterzil threw out Brovold.
The other big inning was the sixth,
which was when Bob Coleman did his
stuff.
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Chicago. 8: st. Louis. 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cleveland at Detroit, game postponed
rain.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Thursdays Re5nIts

Thursdays Rs5nlts.
Atlanta. 16: Chattanooga. 4. aEssg
Nashville 3: Birmingham. I. .
New Orleans 3; Mobile. ..
Little Rock, S: Memphis. o. 2
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Thursdays Results.
At Los Angeles. 8; Vernon, 0.
Others ralEed out or not reported.
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The Flag Chasers
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Play Friday.

Play Friday.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Houston Mt Beaumont.
Shreveport at Wichita Falls.
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Chicago. :; st. Louis,

Boston at Philadelphia. game post
poned. rain.
,Pittsburg at Cincinnati. game postpon-
ed. rain.
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The Bruin battery was almost the
whole show at League Park Thursday
when the Galveston Sandcrabs were
victimized second time. Big "Rube >
Marshall held the enemy TO six bin
giles and single run. and Manager
Bob Coleman, while ably assisting the
pitcher in his program of defense, pro-
vided the punch that achieved victory
with D home-run over the right field
wall that found George Brovold and
Turkey Gross on the paths. 1t was
Bob's second hit of the game and his
fourth Of the newborn season-and
all were healthy line drives.
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Thursdays Results.

New York. 8; Brooklyn, 2.
At New York II. II. ".
Brooklyn 49,. 200 900 900 o. 6 u
New York ....'.. 100 O10 600 la 2 .
Batteries: Vance and Deberry; Dean
and Snyder.
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Play Friday.

Play Friday.
Chicago at'st. Louis.
iit-'-~-U at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn ut New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMEN-Three; speciality
men preferred; we will train
the inexperienced. If you are a
live wire see Mr.. Elder, 8 to
o:3O and a to 5. l2O, McGill
bldg.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
WANTED
A REALLY CAPABLE

SALES MANAGER
To open and assume full control OF the WASH
ington ofce of a nationally operative manufac-
turing company. The connection will require a
demonstra ted ability to organize. train anu CON
troll large sales force. and the man selected
will he remunerated on basis whereby his net
earnings will he from 81 800 TO $4,000 the
first year. with unlimited future possibilities.
IF you can show a successful sales record and
a sound personal and financial standing we in
vite you to submit full particulars about your
self, being assured that your application will
be treated with strict confidence. Address in
Quirios TO II. +. Baker. General Sales Manager,
319 W. Van Burrn. chicago. Ill.
EXCELLENT opportunity for
salesman having experience in
the paint and varnish game, for
Washington and vicinity; state
age. experience and salary eN-
pected. Address Box Hip,
Star office.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
HELP MALE
cOnfjnneA

CEMENT WORKERS.
Steady work: best wages. Apply 719 21st st.
JANITOK-tWIORED, FOR APT. HOUSE;
Also ONE FOR OFFICE WORK: MUST RE
EXPERIESCED AND HAVE REFERENCES.
AtEif NV MR. WALTERS ROOM 2os' si' 18th
YOUNG MAN, II to 20 years
OF age. by real estate firm; must
ride bicycle; salary to start, $50
with good opportunity for ad-
vancement., Reply in own hand
writing. Address Box l22-R,
Star Office.
RE c EIVIN CLERK
YOUNG MAN WITH EX-
PERIENCE; PERMANENT
POSITION; ONLY THOSE
WITH BEST OF REFER
ENCES CONSIDERED. AP-
PLY MR.. COONIN. VIM
HAHN & Co. 9TH & K.
SALESMAN-Prefer man who
has sold and knows local auto
accessory. gasoline. oil and tire
trade. to represent Chicago
manufacturer; cooperation and
sales assistance given by manu-
tacturer sales manager and
statesmen now in your territory.
Write full particulars regarding
yourself. Other applications
not considered. Address Box
54O-P. Star Office.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen
(3) to sell Flint cars. Good
proposition. See Mr.. Hicks.
Hicks Flint Motors. Inc.
1907 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
WANTED-AGENTS.

\ BUSINESS OF your own-Make sparkling
glass name and number plates, medallions
cherkerboardS, signs. Rig illustrated book
free. r. Palmer, 124 Wooster. Ohio.
AGENTS-S+ cents profit on every dollar:
something new. wonderful seller: instructions
and sample fre. Write Oriental Pearl Co.
.46 9TH ave. New York.
tt'EN lS-9o cents an hour to advertise and
distribute samples to consumers. Write
quickly for territory and particulars. Ameri
cinnati Ohio
Evening star., 1924-08-10
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HOUSEKEEPER. general; adult family; must
have city references: good wages. Apply
1414 21st st. 10s
MAID-General housework; part day; ref.
erenres. 200 @ St apt III.
MOTHERS HELPER. young: living nearby.
3o1 Kentucky ave. s.e.F
NURSE AND HOuSEMAID; stay nights Only
those with references need apply at 3l14 y
st. IL
WAITRESS. neat, white, for exclusive board
ing house; must have frst-cass city refer
ence: home nights. Phone Adams 1901.
WHITE HOUSEkEEPER, in country, for 2
boys of school age and farmer: woman with
one child not objectionable; one who desires
q good home in preference TO other things;
uOthing menial: desire Protestant OF refine
ment and fair education. who wishes all the
privileges of agreeable home: have water
and bath in house; Il miles from Washing
ton in Va State in first letter age of child
and self. whore can be seen for interview and
phone number, il one, salary expected and if
any previous experience on farm, but this
last is not necessary. Box 30, Penna. Sta,
Washington. ID. {.
WOMAN WANTED for laundry work, So
week. 1015 11th st. NV.
WOMAN. white. to clean and for work
ingman's quarters and get supper two or
three evenings per week. Address Box l5N-R,
Star Office.
WOMAN, coiored or white, for bousework.
11D Eve n W.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

CIGAR. periodical and deIlcateS>en store, ex-
cellentiy located in apt. house: rent, $50:
lease: guarantees So daily receipts; with
soda fountain and keen husine>s person cnuld
cas- ~ produce SO daily. Al stop: sacri-
fee for
Evening star., 1924-08-10

FOR SALE-SmaIl magazine and tobacco
stand IN lobby oD ground floor: fine loca tion:
] have other business and cannot give proper
attention: rent. $40; hest offer takes il. For
further information address BOX :}J:I-P Star
office.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

FOR SAlE-FITst trust note u. G. $3.50,
payable S.. mo. and int. Need cash. liberal
discount Address BoS AR. Star office. e
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY, established
auto: good for selling, Investigate
Evening star., 1924-08-10

DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS: fine established
business; oiling and greasing. washing and
polishing. general service work: good lease
good. new bldg: established business worth
Slu.Hp net profit. Must be seen TO br ap-
precia ted. Plenty OF work. Owner has other
business and cannot give time. Plenty of
day storage room. Three-year lease Address
RoN ao1-p nfi..t.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

) nANi 10 get good. active men in each
ggoserhment department to sell the Eyer Resdv
= IRE HGhator- All automobile owners huv il
l.. 1. hohfrts. ;. NJ. 1ilG 14th st NV
Evening star., 1924-08-10

GARAGE-Except!ona opportunity to pur
chss" large. splendid garage business: fully
I equipped. with good lease. Price. S7.:iUi
/ terms. Address POx l3T- r. Star office
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Will. SELL whole or part interest in Ion.-
established, reputable multigraphing com
lany; very easy terms: must sell immediately
Address EnN Ia Il nfti..n
Evening star., 1924-08-10

IF YoU WANT \ GROCERY AND GASO-
line filling, station, doing 4 good business.
with a stable trade. in good location. not re-
quirins much capital. Good reason for sell.
ing. Address Boy 2la-P. Star nfice
Evening star., 1924-08-10

EAtEPTlOSAL OPPORTUNITY ia buv ipter
-st IN legitimate money king business. sT5O
,od ,eduIred: y, references exchanged. Address Box
Evening star., 1924-08-10
WANT ADS
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The JoIouiRg business concerns 0Udr1n-
tee satisfaction to Star readers. Any conf
pldtat found neceasory 10 be made te The
Star trfIt receire prompt dttenttoH. For
admission to Recommended Scrrice Col.
umu coll Moin 5000 Branch II5,
Evening star., 1924-08-10

MEAT MARkET-D"inG about 81 400 business
per week: must br sold account owners hea 18th;
asking $500: investigate and make offer
Address Box 239 r. star office
Evening star., 1924-08-10
SITUATIONS-DoMEsTIC.


GENEfAt GEN HoUsEWORK by coIored girl in
small family OF adults; good reference; stay
nights; $40 per week. Call at 617 New
HSampFnrt S.a ave- NV. or address Box 26- L,
GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family: re-.
liable colored girl. 2131 l. st. NV.
Girl. wants general housework or laundry
GIRL wishes position general houseworker
or pantry help. 1891 18th st. NV.
Girl Sna neat, experienced in all work. North
o.l9I-J
CIR. wants work, preferably general house
work Apnly Monday. 63,i Morton ST. NV.
Girl wants job helping with lIonsework: col
oted l99 w 81. NV.
GIRL wishes part time work or get dinner eve
nings. y. 10S1.
HoUSEkEEPER. experienced. white, desires
position. Address Box 43-R, star office
LAUNDRY WORK TO do AT home best refer
ance. a. lfH swami NV. phone Potomac
and ironing: strictly
9531. IL.
LAUNDRY. nrst class. bring home. Col
9041.W. 1647 Crescent pl. NV.
LAUNDRY work to take home 627 \. n
ave. NV. IL
LAUNDRY-Family ard bundle washes: refer
ences. lOl2 1lth st: NV. Franklin D53I.
LAUNDRY WORK wanted to take home by
colored woman. Potomac G6s
LAUNDRY WORK to take home: reference.
20lS Il st. NV.
LIGHT HOESEWORK wanted by reliable
young woman. Apply in rear 1622 o st. NV.
MAID or part-time work Of any kind wanted
by girl. l3lO sth St NV
MAID. hrst-class. wishes permanent place in
small family. North 3973-W
NURSE and help mother, wants position 242O
Ga. ave. NV.
POSITION as home maker by refined, sensible
Young woman: small compensation: good
home preferred. Address Box 14a-R, Star
Office
SMALL WASHING 10 do at home or work
by the day. 112S Lngers court NV.
SNAIL. WASHES to take home. Lincoln
2I6SW. lOs
WASH TO take home. Call or write 1877
20th st. NV. 10s
WASH to take home or to 20 out. Potomac
4SJ
WASHING done at home. III. New Jersey
ave. n.
WOMAN. neat colored. desires job in depart
ment store as maid. Phone Cleve. 1854 IL
WORK by the day wanted. Main 2N9s
WORK Of any kind wanted by neat colored
Evening star., 1924-08-10

OFFICE MANAGER wanted. capable inte--
viewing attorneys: so weekly and commits
sion; preference given to Protestant Young
man who can invest some capital. Interviews
arranged with those who write Cunvincin-iy
10 i. q. BOX 1542 I0s
Evening star., 1924-08-10

INVENTIONS ccmmerciaIized What have
you: Adam Fisher Mfg Co, 333, -. Louis,
Mo
Evening star., 1924-08-10

tAfETERlA. adjacent 10 Govt. bdgs bea
fully equipped: eStab. business. Price 81 30.
terms. Address Boy 2G2 K. Star office
Evening star., 1924-08-10

GASOLINE. Accessories drivr-in station
dom: line business: low rent Sacrifice for
81 600 Address Box 164- r. Star offirr
Evening star., 1924-08-10

CAPlTAL AND SALES ABILITY wanted Lr
general insurance agency that has already
established substant al premium income and
large clientele. business prospects bright
hut capital and workers needed take al
vantage Of the insurance needs of our e~tah-
lishcd clientele. Prefer men women be
tween -: and ~ years "f age. who ha vp from
81 600 to 5000 To invest with services In
sIrance experience not necessary. As We can
quickly train y0u into our work Invest ga
tnn invited. Address for confidential inter
view Box NOR. star Office.
WANTED-Man VINO can furnish 5000
cash security for sales department in going
concern. For such man Offer
1000 to $4,000 per year. Phone Franklin
n2N1 for narficnlarS
Evening star., 1924-08-10
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.


Rcoming house. near 18th and K SITS: lG
rooms. several baths; less than half price
at $3.50
Roomuc house. Il rooms. = baths electric
ity. well furn shed: rent only 500; price,
81 800.
Rcomng house. do,sntown, good income
IL rooms: will sacrifice for $500
Roomng house. 10 rooms: rent. $50: price.
$500. will sell partly furnished for 500
Rooming house. near gov. dcps.: ~ rooms
elec. and steam heat: rent, So; asking $3.50;
terms.
ROoming house. near Dupont Circle; nicely
furnished: 10 rooms. electricity: price. 5000
RoOmng house. near 10th and Mass.
20 rooms baths. and garage: Iuw rent:
prce right.
Grocery. meat and vegetable store in sub
uris: rent. So: : living rooms; will sell AZ
inventory.
Wholesale and retail meat business in
Georgetown; rent. S45; receipts about 81 100
week; price, 800.
Speciality bus ness. competition: receipts
last month, $500; full particulars at this
office.
Barber shop on 1ith St; large trade; price,
s.. zoo
Cleaning and dyeing business, we'll equipped
rent $40. price.
We want business places of all kinds for
cash clients List your place now and save
time. All busIsss confidential. Professional
Evening star., 1924-08-10

mi ft;S AND LEASE: for sale 719 llth 81.
NV. NV. doors from Ia!as Royal, over la ase-
Evening star., 1924-08-10

LARGE CORNER STORE ami dwelling W.s-
c"nSin ave. Tenleytown: established grocery
bus ness. thriving community: great appor-
tun'ty for keen GIFTED business man Cieyc-
land 1890
Evening star., 1924-08-10

HEATING AND Thinning business: good
proposition; party leaving town: reasonable
offer considered Address Box 120-L, star
office IOs