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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01
Dual Fight On Boil WeevI 4 Chemists
and ApiatOrS are Attacking COt10n1 Pest
Concentrated Drive Being Made
From ''Inside and Out"
On South's Greatest Pest

TALLULAH, La, OcC l. The
| United STATES is making a concen-
| trated drive against the boll weeyil
from inside and out.
Inside its boll weevil laboratory
here, the Bureau of Entomology Of
the Department Of Agriculture IS
tryin gtolocate the substances in
the cotton plant which cause the ooil
weevil to feed on this plant and
none other. Once found it will be
an easy matter to find a counteract-
ing chemical.
Outside, aviators with specially
equipped planes fly low over the cot
ton fields of the south. spreading
powdered poison wherever the insect
may do harm.
B. R. Coad, of the Bureau of En-
tomology, is in charge Of the boil
weeyil work here. Despite the un.
avoidably slow progress, Coad re-
ports hopeful advances in under
standing the chemistry of the cotton
plant
DR.. Frederick B. Power of the Blu
reau Of Chemistry and one of the
worlds most able chemists in this
class Of work, has isolated chemical
substances of the cotton plant which
have been put into field tests in the
laboratory's cotton fields. But it will
be a year or more before DR.. Power
believes he could reach any conciu~
sions.
While this research work is going
on, the government is building sp2-
cial airplanes to allay the advance
of the boil weevil. The first of this
type is called the boil Weevil," and
a picture of cotton's dead!iest enerv
has been painted on each of the
lower wings, in place of the u. S.
Air Service insignia.
This airplane is the result of years
OF air tests directed toward produc-
ton of the most useful type of fly
ing machine for the purpose. A large
hopper, containing the powdered poi
son, is built into the fuseIage. Vents
under the engine housing permit the
strong currents of air from the pro-
peller to pass throug the hopper.
where it picks up the powder and
passes off at the rear.
Flying low over the cotton field,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01
WHAT do you lnean?"

What do you lnean?"
"Ill accept the situation as find
1t. Yourself you've fixed the ran
som of this couple at twenty thou.
sand pieces, and Gas | gather. the
lady is to be your perquisite 2lt
why s4~Ild s. - your perquie -
Tocre t't-n az S~-'s, seeing tia.
she p-~4.ngs by the articles to ar
Of US, as prize Of war? How
ever. I'll lot dispute her to you i.
you are prepared to buy her"
"puy ,er?"
"At the price you have set upon
her"
THAT is the ransom of the m
1t Is to be paid for him by the 60.
ernor of Tortuga.
mo, no. we've set their value
twenty thousand pieces, and for
that sum you may have them. since
you desire it; but you'll pay Tor
them the twenty thousand pieces
that are ultimately to come to you
as the ransom Of one and the dow.
ry of the other; and that sum
shall be divided among our crews"
That Captain Blood should dare
oppose him with but a dozen fol
lowers whilst he had hundred at
his beck and caH never entered
the ruffian's mind" But he did not
reckon on the eupidity of his Own
men, They saw twenty thousand
pieces within their reach. Levas
seur demanded time until he had
captured sufficient booty. But
Blood would have none of that.
Death lurked always in this des.
perate business, and he added:
Then let some one buy the
prisoners who has"
And who do you suppose has it
If have not?"
81 have. said Captain Blood.
"You have!" Levasseur's mouth
fell open. "You you want
the girl?"
Captain Blood drew forth
small bag, twenty pearls poured
into his hand, and Cahusac ap
praised them as worth the ransom
Leyasseur in his anger sprang at
Cahusac, and blow scattered the
pearls in the sand. Ths men dived
for them.
Levasseur, his hand on his
sword. his face a white mask Of
rage, confronted Captain Blood.
You do not take her while l
nVe!" he cried.
"Then I'll take her when you're
dead" said Captain Blood, and his
own blade flashed in the sunlight.
1t was soon over. When, with
both lungs transfxed, he lay prone
on the white sand, coughing out
his rascally life, Captain Blood
looked calmly at Cahusac across
the body.
Il think that cancels the articles
between u.s." he said.
With soulless, cynical eyes Ca.
husac and his mates considered
tbs twitching body of their recent
leader. Captain Blood had brought
them to find Levasseur guilty of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01

The Prince of Wales has just seen
his first baseball game. Now what
little boy wants to be a prince.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01


Gardner went to the Waterloo sta
ton when Gibbons was leaving and
reminded the American of his of
fer. Telling of the result Gardner
said
Gibbons was very sporting. He
at once volunteered to toss and, pro-
ducing a coin, threw it in the air.
said heads and heads it was. 1t
meant that Tom had to undo his BAG
gage to give me the other shoe, bur
he made no bones about it. When
l told him I would put both trophies
up for auction for some charity he
said Good boy; see that some poor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01

So far no political candidates have
entered the international air races
scheduled for Oct. 2 in Dayton, o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01
CHAPTER XV-contlnued

"Not So" Levasseur contained
himself with difficulty before that
irony. They were in the Dutch
brig"
~ don't remember that you men.
toned them before"
II did not. They are prisoners
OF my own-a personal matter.
They are French"
"French!" Captain Blood's light
eyes stabbed at Levasseur, then at
the prisoners. He frowned thought
fully upon Levasseur.
Yesterday you surprised me by
NnakinS war upon the friendly
Dutch. But now it seems that not
even your own countrymen are safe
from you"
"Have l not said this is a matter
personal to me?"
AMI And their names!
The prisoner answered for him.
II am Henri d'Ogeron, and this
IL my sister"
"Eogsron?" Captain Blood star
cd. "ArS you related by chance to
my good friend the Governor Of
Portugal"
"He is nay father"
'"T&s saints preserve us nowl
Are you quite mad, Levasseur?"
Captain Blood sat down on the
task that Leyasseur had lately ec.
cupied, and locked up blandly. II
may inform y0u. to save time, that
heard the entire proposal that
you made to this lady and this
gentleman, and I'll also remind
you that we sail under articles
that admit no antiquities. You
have Axed their ransom at twenty
thousand pieces of eight That
sum then belongs to your crews
and mine in the proportions by the
Articles established. But what is
Tar more grave is that you have
concealed from me this part of the
prizes taken on your last cruise,
and for such an offense as that the
articles provide Oertain penalties
that are something severe IN char!
Acter."
"Ho, ho!" laughed Levasseur unI
pleasantly, Then added: eff you
dislike my conduct we can dissolve
che association"
THAT is my intention. But wen
dissolve 1t when and In the man,
ner that l choose, and that will be
IS soon as you have satisfied the
articles under which we sailed up
en- this cruise"
Continued In cur next issus), /
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01
HOW GIBBONS LOST
HIS BOXING SHOES

LONDON, Oct. /. "a. P.)-When
Tom Gibbons returned 10 the Uni
ted States after his victory over
Bloomfield he was minus his boxing
shoes, (which became a priced pos
session of J. S. Gardner. The Am
erican boxer in gathering up his be-
longing packed only one of the
shoes, the other being picked up
later by Gardner. GIBBONS discov-
cred his loss and announced that he
would be willing to toss a coin with
the finder of the odd snoe to de-
termine who should have both..
Hearing of the announcement,
the pilot opens these vents so that
the air may pass through the powder
and spread it over the plants.
The same machine can be used
over other fields and forests where
the vegetation is menaced by in
sects.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01
1000 STUDENTS NOW
ENROLLED AT EMORY

EMORY UNIVERSITY, Oct.
/. (By The Associated Press) -
Emory University opened Sept. "a
with the largest enrolment in its
history Unofficial estimates placed
the student body at upwards of two
thousand. The principal speakers
were DR.. j. B. Mitchell, pastor of St.
Marks Methodist church and Asa
G. Gambler, president of the board
of trustees. The address of II.
Mitchell was Wanted--A man. -
He dealt with the need OF the world
for man of the right sort and said
that every business institution is
seeking "a man."
----------------- ---~----
So far no political candidates have
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01

Aiddies get the benefit Of what the
shoes fetch"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-01

Coolidge doesn't play golf,
that's why he talks so little.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
MEXICO SENDS SCRIP
TO BALANCE PAYMENT
Amount Represents Difference
From Amount She Prom
ised to Pay.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, January 16.-The
secretary of finance has sent to New
York scrip covering the difference be-
tween s16,OOo,000 delivered as first
payment under the Lamont de la
Huerta agreement and the $23,125. 900
which should be the amount delivered
yearly to the international bankers
in payment of MeXico's indebtedness.
According to the agreement, the
Mexican government should increase
the payment five million pesos each
year until the s23,0OO.000 has been
reached, the balance meanwhile being
paid in scrip until 1928, when the
payments on the foreign debts shall
become normalized. The Mexican.
government then will issue 3 per cent
gold bonds for the amount held in
scrip by the international banks.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
CHAPTER III.
Shadows of Clouds.

At the house of Governor Dunmore
there was stir and hustle Lights
shone from all the windows in the
walls, built Of sturdy logs, and made
for the grim business Of defense IL
need be: and there was the sound
of instruments a-tuning, for the
South and beauty of jamestown
danced, not to mention those of more
mature years.
Mistress Penelope celebrated her
birthday, at the ripe age of twenty
one. Guests were come from every
where. In coaches from the outlying
plantations, in bateaux and barges
from up-river. and in some instances
in chairs that had once swayed
through the streets of London Town.
Dowagers In stomachers and gems,
in stiff brocades. with patches on
wrinkled cheeks, simpered at elderly
beaux in powdered queues, while
those blessed of the gods with youth
sparkled In their own right Of pearly
diTeth and clear eyes, a wealthy galaxy
OF these indeed was Mistress PEN
elope, her brown hair unpowdered,
AEi hazel eyes a-shins Ike harbor
Evening star., 1924-01-16
SYNOPSIS,

In Jamestown, Va; in the spring Of 1774
IN auction Is being conducted Of white per-
sons from England who have been sent across
the water to be disposed of under indenture
Tor period of years to the planters. Among
those at the auction is the Mistress Penelope
Dunmore, daughter Of Lord Dunmore. Governor
rt virginia. Among the youths about her are
Timothy Lovelace, Harry Corton and Jack
rishee, prominent in the colony. Penelope
Expresses her wish TO observe q real man, not
afraid OF honest labor and accomplishment.
eortoD points TO Patrick Henry, standing near,
as perhaps meeting her specifications, and Is
aepuked by the others for mentioning one who
is described merely riding, fishing,
aiddl1ng, smiling Of the forests
~ Lancashire girl Is placed on the block and
penelope bids against the wealthy McCool be
cause OF the prisoners evident fear OF the
man McCool. with high figure, finally wins
end then beats the Lancashire girl. Penelope
Sans upon the youths about her TO intervene,
but they refuse. Patrick Henry steps up,
nights with McCool aud finally drops him into
the river. He then insists that Penelope's bid
Sof the girl shall be accepted.
few days later the youths who have been
gather at John Fairweather's tavern, the group
3ncludng Tom Jefferson Fairwea her 5
daughter DoHey, after serving them provides
music while the young men engage in a game
ar cards. In the midst of this Patrick Henry
arrives at the tavern. Frsbee satricaily com
'n"nts on the wild buck of the woods and
arouses the anger of Doxey. Henry assures
uer he would be delighted to hear her song,
Ibc Rose and the Thorn"
CONTINUED from Yesterdays StarD
Evening star., 1924-01-16
REAL ESTATE
Salesman's Opportunity.

Salesman's Opportunity.
Established real estate firm
desires the services of two ex-
perienced real estate statesmen;
attractive listings; plenty of
prospects; an opportunity for
men with selling ability; replies
held confidential. Address Box
1867, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
WANTED-SALESMEN.

CORPORATION operating throughout the
world desires services of local statesmen
territory. Good commission, with opportunity
to build up permanent business OF your own.
Address Saiesmanager, American Security
Credit Co., 1l7 N. Broadway, st. Louis Mo.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Cnnfinued

Continued.
CANDY, soda. cigar and delicatessen store 81
sold in ten days; owner compelled TO leave
sidered. l9s
HAVE d. c. real estate first mortgage
paying me To; as expect TO go to II remote
section of country wish 10 realize Address
please, immediate. Box 259-Z, Star office.
FOR sALE-Lease on downtown office rooms
door fGF low ren Address %,
office. 22s
FOR SALE or lease-Gasoline filing station.
auto accessories. cigar and confectionery store.
pay phone; new building; electric lights: s
miles from Washington, corner baltimore pike
and county road: store. hniI and living room
address Box 24S-Z. Star office.
BICYCLE. accessory. gas and electric supplies
splendid location for hardware store: NV. SCI
ton. Main 3s0I.
BARRER SHOP, downtown; long lease: cheap
rent: good business. Address Box 17s-z Star
office. I7s
R0OMING HOUSE for sale. 10 room. and
bath. electric light reasonable. Apply sos
Eye ct. n.w.
DELIC ATEssEN. soda fountain, cigars. con
fert,ioneTy; E owner III, must be sold good 10
reasonable price. Col. 4j25. 19'
Marshall Business Brokers.
sacrifice.
Roorning house near 10th and II sts., com
pletely furnished; half price a. 500
RoorDing house near 18th and y sts., Il
rooms: hot water heat. Price. $500.
1us and ve Ell ICONS, "Sssd
one living room: rent, $40. Price. S1.5oo
-oSa Grocery ard meats. dei"stesse cigar
receipts 800 per week rent, $50; rooms
Hfghclsss restaurant. expensive fixtures. =
year lease, ? furnished apartments above
If YOU want TO sell business consult oYr
dependable and suc"4ssfu office.
All business confidential Professional serv
Marshall Business Brokers,
a2s y. Y. Ave
Ss5o-Roouiug house u rooms rput, 81.
central located: nicely fur, h.-w.h.
Sino- Boarding hous": 10 rooms; rent. $50
good location: all filled: good income
Ss5o-Rooming house: 10 rooms. rent $50
central; good income: easy terms
500 Rooming house: T. rooms. small cash
payment and 50 per month
81. .0O0-'iro"ery and rooms: cheap reut: near
several schools; colored trade.
Sl,3OG-Meat and vegetable business rooms
business $500 per week. = bargain
Sj,Up-t'rocery and q mic" rooms; rent, S45:
business $500 per week.
S., ,200-firocery and . rooms: rent S15; good
NV. section: no competition
$65o-Confert. and room; cheap rnnt.
S9D-C0nf"Ct.. central: hest free; good hns
mess: inspect Immediately.
81 ,00o-Cigar and newsstand; rent. ST.. motion
picture business; good cation $50
required inspect at once
K. ". CURTIS, MAIN soi.. MAIN Soia.
ZIG Machinists bldg, 9th and Mass. ave nv
ROOM1NG HOTSE NEAR CAPITOL AND
Library: furniture good as new; h,-U.h.. clcr
tricity. 81 200
Rooming house near 18TH and Mass ave
II rooms, steam hear. elec.. = !ears lease:
inspect and you Will buy: price right.
Butter. cheese. eggs, coffee and teas hest
downtown location; wonderful opportunity
price, 81. 900
We are continually listing and selling worth
while places: if You want sell list yonr
place today and profit by the reputation and
success of this office. We do real broker
age business
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
929 " Y. Ave
Evening star., 1924-01-16
CHAUFFEURS.

CHAUFFEURS.
Our 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.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
1914 New Hampshire Ave.
Evening star., 1924-01-16

The annual motor car fuel bill in
this country is s1.o00,00o,o The tire
bill is $450,000,000.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
HELP-DOMESTIC.
Continued.


HOUSEKEEPER-White. middle-aged Catho-
lie wdower's family; good salary; farm seveh
miles out. White 127 You st. ne. IT.
H0USEKEEPER, white, preferably middle
aged; suburban home. Address Box 1907,
Star office. IT.
LIGHT H0USEWORKER-No cooking. AIT
Irving st. NV.
MAID, GENERAL HoUSEWORK-Compete
stay nights: references. 24O0 10th NV, Apt.
6O4.
MAID for half day. Apply Apt sos, The
WOOdley, after 10 am. IT.
MOTHERS HELPER-Neat colored girl; stay
nights. All list st. NV.
NURSE. white. for two children. 8 and 6: must
give best references; good wages. Write Mrs.
Hurst Purneli, h14 st. Paul ST., Baltimore,
Md.
PLAIN C0OK--Downstairs work; no laundry
work. 96O Shepherd st. NV.
WAITRESS white. 3l7 Pa. ave. NV.
WAITRESS-Stay nights; city references re-
quired. Apply Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
1-3 1909 Conn. ave. l7s
WOMAN, white, care for 9 children ages 3
and s; light housework; good home: refer
crences; $40 mo. Address Box 2J1-Z, Star
office. 1875
GENERAL houseworker, cook
ing and laundry; small family :;
stay nights; reference. 423O 4th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN OR WOMAN. colored, to sell high class
1eweiry on easy payments who has had some
experience. at house to house cauvassing. State
what experience you have had. Address Box
26O-T. Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN-Iearn real estate busi-
Tuesdays and Thursdays; employment whole
or part time. William r. Matteeon. G10-61l
Bond bldg.
WALTER HOLLAND, lawyer, 1856 Munsey
building, gives free legal services, 4:30 to g,
to persons too poor to pay.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEWORR, colored woman
Address 15 Fitzhue court Sc.
GENERAL HOCsEWORK, plain cooking only:
reliable colored girl. 77S Columbia road. 16'
GIRL to assist with houeswork or general
work In small family; stay nights. 1861 25th
st. West 2s84-J.
GIRL wishes place as general houseworker.
Columbia 434sW.
GIRL desires work after school hours attend
Ing children or clean small apartment. 2022
10Th st. NV.
GIRL, colored, wishes place general hodse
Work; N plain cooking; stay nights. Call North
GIRL, cDlored, neat wishes position as
waitress or chambermsid. 1910 kalorama rd:
GIRL. young colored, wishes a place to work
Call 1913 2Sth st.
GIRL for general housework or work from 8
untl ?. 306 V ST. NV.
HALE DAYS WORK; colorcd girl, reliable.
1919 18th ST. NV 1Gt
Observation-Disclosures country girl. 1s4s
st. NV. or phone North 66O9-J. 1G'
HoUsEWoRK by neat colored girl. l117 4th
st. NV. 16'
JOB as plain cook. clean lower door; stay
nights settled woman. North 1873.
LAUNDREsS. will do bundle wash at home
LAUNDRY WORK or work of any kind
wanted by reliable colored woman. 1906 9Th
ST. NV.
LIGHT HOUsEwORK by respectable girl
WIN ttleItHCt- I3-t lStn 81. NV
MAID waitress. young colored girl wishes
job. 1895 5th ST. NV.
MORNING WORK or days wash; experienced
woman. Call Adams 2l2S. 11s
NERSE or houseworker; girl wishes place; no
washing 81 Eve 81. ne.
NURSE for young baby: experienced, settled
c"lored woman. Call at 1905 Corcoran St n w.
11s
PLACE TO NURSE. by colored girl 1922
Wayerly Terrace NV.
WASHINGS Ia. take home by reliable colored
woman, 14"s Swami St
WASHING TO TAKE HONE. 500 2and At.
II. West 2nai
WOMAN. coiored. wants days work or half
days work. 313 at. NV.
WOMAN, coIored cook or housework in
small family: references. 1865 Kaiorama rt
NV.
WOMAN wants part-time work 1877 Kenyon
ST. NV.
WOMAN, reliable colored, to do light house
work in small family; good references SIS
Il ST. NV.
WORK, by the DAY week. by coIored wom-
an ia Van st Sc. Mrs. Tyler Apt 8
Evening star., 1924-01-16

CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1888 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

0V xx011xSS&SS
BUS BOY, cook walters. waitress. general
st. NV.
BUSINESS POSITIONs-Free registration.
Washington Employment Exchange: operated
for the public BY the Washington School Tor
Secretaries. 141e st. nv.
CHINBERMITD, Iight-colored Mattresses,
pantry girl, general workers; best pay. North
5364.
KITCHEN MAID, waitress. nurses. butler.
help Of all kinds. Ladies' Exchange, so7
Vermont ave.
RELIABLE domestic and commercial white
and colored help Briggs Bureau, 1907 14th
BIG LIST. OF POSITIONS.
For typists, P. r. X, stenographers. clerks,
mechanics, chaufreurs etc. Open daily.
National Personnel Bureau,
305 Bond Bldg. 14th and n. 7. Ave. NJ. GA.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES

A FEW CHOICE scholarships are now being
offered young lady high school graduates. In
return for part-time work. Apply at once to
Strayer's business College. T21 18th at.
ANOTHER NEW CLASS IN TELEPHONE
switchboard operating forming Jan. 81. Easy
and fascinating to learn. Oxford bldg, cor.
18th bet. n. V ave. & II.
CAN YOU MAKE MAP DRAWINGS? We
train you during your spare time. day or even
ing. By personal instruction to become an ex-
pert Typographical craftsman in 3 to . mon this.
Mechanical and Architectural Drafting courses
rev catalog and full particulars COLUMBIA
SCHOOL OF DRAFTING. i4th and T SITS. NV.
North o72.
CIVIL. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS-Steno
ply and type writing. Feb. 12: tuition. IS. Spe
clal instruction, beginning today, for general
clerical exam, Feb y. both men and women.
Day and night classes. Patent office, 81 ,74O.
The Civil Service Preparatory school. Sc cor
18th and NV. Franklin 2os0
EARN $11O TO $3.50 MONTHLY, EXPENSES
paid, as railway traffic inspector. Position
guaranteed after completion OF 3 months
home study course or money refunded. EI-
cellent opportunities. Write for free hook
let N-6s. stand. Business Training Inst
Buffalo. ". Y.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and women :;
nationwide deman nd in all departments, hotels
Uncrowded field; fine living, quick advance
Inent: methods fndorsed-our student ,
employed by leading hotels everywhere. Open
evenings. Gall for particulars. Lewis Hotel
Training School. 1870 New York ave.
MAH-JoSG AND FRIDGE LESSONS. TEL
West $50 for appointment. 1s'
CLERK EXAMINATION. FEB ..
Prepare now. The CIvii Service Preparatory
School. Sc cor. 18th & + NV Phone Fr 2oSa)
Evening star., 1924-01-16

COUNTER SCALE, Howe platform. nearly
new. Phone North 1888
DAVENPORT SUITE. 5 pieces handsome over
stuffed cost $3.50; sacrifice for $500:
new; used month. Main 1868 after $50
pm. 19'
Evening star., 1924-01-16
WANTED-AGENTS.

BRANCH SALES MANAGER for every town.
Good Day and liberal bonus; experience un-
necessary We furnish the merchandise.
equipment and advertising: excellent perma
nent position for right party. Acme Co., III
n Sedgwick, Chicago.
Evening star., 1924-01-16

DELlt tATESSEN, soda fountain, cigars con
fectionery: owner i'll, must be sold: good Io
cation: low rent lease. doing good business
reas0nable price. Col. 4J25. 49,
Evening star., 1924-01-16

YOUNG LADY, experienced in
selling hosiery. A splendid op-
portunity for one with real abil-
ity. Liberal salary. Apply Mr..
Cramer, Stetson Shoe Shop, 1905
F street.
Evening star., 1924-01-16

R00MING HOUSE for sale. 10 rooms aud
Eye st NV
Evening star., 1924-01-16

CLOTHES. long brown coat. IS; seal stole.
dresses, hats, handmade sweaters; all III
good condition; cheap. 1879 Euclid st. NV .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. square value brings
trade; that's what keeps this old reliable store
always busy. See our slightly used suits and
overcoats at So up. JTsth's Old Stand, GlS