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SIIUAIIDNS-OOMESTIC,
Continued

GERMAN WOMAN. cooking and general
hous"work. 1921 W II. Sc. Anacostia. "o'
H0USEKEEPEk, mstron. ste"ariess in hotel
or institution. Address Box 81 Il, Star office.
2Gs
HOrSEWoKk or days work; references.
1896 Florida nv
HoGSEWOKk nurse. or laundry work al
hom". by gil. 1887 12th ST. NV.
LIGHT HOUSEW0Ek maid in bachelor apt
5la Fenton pl n.W.
NIGHT WORK or bundle wash 1I2I Con
gress St. between 9Th and 18th. l. and NJ. 26*
NURSE or assist in general housework: girl
neat colored. wishes place; best Of refer
cnc" 1906 31th u.w.
NURSE chambermaid: neat colOred girl
wants place. Phone North 93ij-J. I'LL L
81. NV
FART TIME WORN cleAn:ng apartments;
days work sewing. North 1865.
PART-TlME WORK in small family by girl
North 2G67. 3 10 q pm.
PLAIN COOKING or general houseworx; reii-
able woman; reference. IDS Cleveland at.
NV.
WORN MORNING or laundry 10 bring home &;
Icy experienced woman. lAJ Vernon NV or
Nsrrl 1850. 80
YuI'NG WOMAN. culnred. wants place to get
dinners I352 Rttrni4nUse st. NV. -.
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ANTIQUES. od EsI.s: "h!na. furniture. silver
. -, Man si73
CASH REGISTLRS. Nstionnl. bought; sold.
exchanged. rented. large stock. ;stest finishes
Reasonable prices. Terms. 60 La ave. n. y.
every knl snythHS ,"u nave 70 aeli, Grorc--.
llth and l. n.sN' faonc frnnkl,n SIS o. postal.
CLOTHES WI ray hiSn"st prices for ladies'
and mrH'~ waru rlD h"s. W.T." ~ phone u.
Stein, 1908 7tr si. NV. j'Isuse North 400.
CLOTHING vii pay l.gir"s. i.-l~es for rnon'-
AMI wDrnn'> worn r!0th.-g. Phone J. Bp~n.
sr@in. l:,.G ,sh st- NV. Mi, .n7i !. 3"'
CEoTiiING Mons clo.hrs Erugft Ie, US
nur thea. Irr ur'""s IL" bfSt ohtainatIo
NJ" NJ. 'sj> rr'mp,iy rh"m" nS E" al Main
CIoTHI%f;--WlH all IN ny nrIr.r"rcd auto
mobile" ci.y or suburbs. aud p4y you il gi-st
prices Tor ladies, Eentlemeus ). cbildr"n's dis
rnrted riothire OF ~ Ies, rirtirus. ADDRESS
IN e " nv W.; %o-'h 49,, Al :" '','s' '''-
CLOTHING. pay highest prices 'o- ri~n's and
hoGs' ""rn ciot";ng ana shoes l.. Bass, l1:'u
9Th -. NV North 1"It.
DIAMuNI'S. ciI gold. ; .v". n.aguI for "a sn.
LOUIS ahra!a'.s. 80 :: 81. nv.
cash. ,l'in fi.fa diamond hrokcr Rooms
IL and u. 3is II. NV. Main 6iJS.
EEATHFH fi.pS aGa furniture; best prIcas
". Fnon" Main 1896
FURNITCRE--N. KRISTEN. 800 sth st NV.
All Kinds Of furniture wan,ed. Phone raua-
liz 1850
FCRNITURE-If you hoye any furniture Or
other goods TO sell; and you want TO obtain
best results. send for Low NJies. Al iU,L
st. NV. Phone franklin 20i5.
FERNITU RE ami household goOis wanted.
You will feel satisfied with prices pay
Rndden a Riaukcn. tl6 ln:h st. NV. NJ. 59"i
FURNITURE-w Want 10 purchase enough to
outfit large home; also upright or PLAYER
pisnn and four rugs. CAL franklin 1892. 80
FURAITUEE-We uuy household furniture
and office fixtures Money advanced on stor
age. Sachs Furniture Co. corner Sth and D
SITS. NV. Main .5i8.
FURNITJ Ref yrm want TO obtain best re-
suits for yUur furniture and other miscel
lsneous. cali NJ. Shapiro. 600 Louisiana ave.
r.w. Franklin 3IS..
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone VI
1882 for wagon or have me call. ''WescnIer. .
@2h Pa. ave. NV
GOLD. silver: WATCHES. diamonds and old
ieweiry needed in mfg. dept Full cash
value paid. Seliingers. $50 II
JEWELRY diamonds. gold. silver. platinum
and artificial teeth. u. Alpher, 901 q st. NV.
Main $50.
OLD GoLD-Bring Us your old COLO. H:1er.
platinum. diamonds: also discarded jewelry.
pay highest prices. \. Kahn. Inc. 49, Of.
PARKER vacuum cups not over $50; will pay
$40 cash. balance $40 per month. Address
l:ox 1.H. Star Office. 25s
PIANOS and victroIas. old gold silver. dia-
mondS and jewelry. 4. +. Arnold. 1923 g st
NV. Main N1.3.
SAWNiII.I.. steam tractor. timber cart: outfit
located in southern Maryland preferred. ". A.
kuelIn. AcCoknek. Md. 80
WE buy sell ard exchange new and second
hand clothing. G5l 81. NV. Phone Frank
lin SSeS %
Evening star., 1924-01-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued,


TAM KrSINEss. must sell; good NV. Sc
ton: will seI reasonable for quick sale. Ad
dress Rny 13i-R. star Office. eTs
LUNCHEoOM. 9th st: receipts. $50 per dar;
rent. $50 mo: J-rear lease. Bargain. Frank
tin 1896.
CORNER GROCERY and meat market Ion.
j"asr: cheap Feni: good business guaranteed
leaving city reasonable price. 1887 1lth g.
WOMAN. experienced, wanted to establish
dining room III rooming house: good location
Address Boz JOB, Star office 21'
CAFETERIA and Is ro"ms: al rented: north
west; price right. Address Box 119-B, Star
office.
iooMISG HOUSE ideal home, fne location
@eIeEen @ rooms. Iarge attic. Tapor heat. eier-
!gisi'y: 13o lease must sacrifice: sickness Frsnk.
WILL Rent you any standard make type
writer. SO Ier month. Main 1850
FOR SAJE-Drygo0ds and notions. fresh stocE:
cheap; other business and sickness reason for
selling; terms 10 responsible party. Address
Fox 30 r. Star Office. 25s
PAETNER in restaurant business to run il:
good lors-ion ami business. Address Box 4s-
BUSINESS WOMAN wishes Silent p,-,n.r
invest 500 promising business Addre.. BoI
~ r.. star Office. a5s
CoNFECTIoNERY. delicatessen, soda fouu
Capitoi st. North s4o1. q.
FOR RFEr-A,most completely equipped ca 70
II IoFtfH"Nt apartment boURs: rnw in
tl"n; Vwncr willing 10 take meals as pat
rental. Address 1896 ith - NV a5s
BARGAIN Roomnc house. fine location pelr
I"nnert.cit ave. tsll after :. 1871 N 81. 2p1
GRO, ERIES and meat marset donx good
business sacr fee. as y 81 nv 2Ss
n SITESS PROPERTY. few doors from AT!
and Irving: repairs necegsary: will show
olsr TO- on Your puTchasc. owner. Col
1876. any broker
pELICATESSEN and restaurant VOL located
n:e.: must y" s"en to be appreciated; rcnt
$50 r',irc. 81 500
Marshall Business Brokers,
a2a New York Ave
CIGAR AID confectionery, Sc: rent at $50 pr-
m"nth. l.arg" fountain: must bc sold VIII
acritit.r.
Ronming house. near 10Th and II sts nv
Woll furnished; half price az S4o0
Tailor shop. low ront. Price. sl25.
MARSHALL. Bus. BROKERS'
a23 y. Y Ave-
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANOTHER former student says: .'In your
school "3 days VAS placed in q stcnographic
Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 q. Main 2S16.
AUT0 DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. cxll Line. 81. We do the rest
rAN YoI ASH FuR a SALARY OF $50 To
SIgn week and get II: We will train yoI
architectural map drawings. and help you
to secure position AT a gund salary. Persona!
Instruction. J"n others starting now. Call
for full particulars and samples. upen
dHy and saturday.. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
DRAFTING. 1ith and I sis. NV. North -.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS -Stenogra-
ply and typewritinE, Feb l.: tuition. So. Spe
al instruction. beginning today, for general
Il, ri"al exam, Feb .. roth men hn1 women.
Tie Civil Service Preparatory School. Sc. cor.
l2th and + NV. franklin :0s".
COMPETENT 1ITnR OFFERS SERVICES.
,1d"rs.ands e.. .hiIdr.m Interview requested
ENGLISH LESSONS RY UNIVERSITY GRAD
iross I.ox lf5 u. Star office. 90
CLERK EXAMINATION FER. ..
Tp-i" date preparation FOR cv'l service
exam. s.. Home study course and espIana
tjon in class. Also written tests similar to
civil service evan Help In preparing sppli-
!. t" and $50 Ia 40 daily.
Ask write for cats'og -.
CbEsk EXAMINATION, FER. y
For all depar;n!ents. Both mon ard women.
srho"l Sc. cor. 18Th & + NV. Phone fr. 1850.
N-TO REPAIRING
Two month day cour>" or three month eve
nirg roiTse for Young who desire To
learn the au'o mechanics trade.
y. NJ 6: \. AUTO SCHOOL,
u w 40
Evening star., 1924-01-25

PEILDTN'' MATERIAL, from demolished Eor
crnm"nt buildings; sheathing, flooring. ard
ks: as 'ow SD per 900 It siS-lIEht can
tounlPn: sash ani doors AIso a. ha-rain
prices. new p!asterboard, HslIbosrd. rootn-
and pIEiuh1ng materials SIDNEY T.. HEt II
NIGER HOtSEWRECkING co, Camp Meigs,
9th aud Fi'rids ave. ne. Main Office, 9Th an,i
{ >ts. S.w Statesmen AZ hoth Offices unit !
$40 pm.
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iLnTfiIN';-NCrkngmen square value brings
trade: ti.ats what keeps this old reliable store
always busy. See slightly used suits anG
overccats at s. up. Jusths Old Stand 6I9
Evening star., 1924-01-25

! COAT. Hudson seal: sacrifice for cash. 17@5
18th st. Ant. IL.
: COAT. nee. long black cloth, So If23 Har-
ward s.. u.W.. Apt. T.
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FOR SAJE-Drygoods ana notions. fresh stock /:
cheap; other business and sickness reason for
selling; terms 10 responsible party. Address
Fox 30 Il. Star Office o5s
Evening star., 1924-01-25

Eook OF kNoWLEDGE. complete set; excl
lent condition: s30 North 1891 90
HUFFET. 6n-nch oak: oak extension table ard
chairs: ais" wicker table aud four chairs
1919 stn ii nv
Evening star., 1924-01-25

CHAIRS. fUmHd oak three, leather seats
sInok NJ stand and foot stool. Mornings, 1900
Harvard NV. Apt. 8.
CLOTHES. mans suit. size 81. s.. 80 l0th
Evening star., 1924-01-25

PAETNER in restaurant business TO run il:
S"od local" ami business. Address Box 49,
1-N
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUs.

ARMY HARNESS. now. for tpo horses SSs
used SO: Tjding saddles. s.: blankets 81 IN
large assortment all kinds and used hsr-
less. saddles and brides. COgsUells, go lIth
It. NV.
bAEY CAEElAGE, reed. for sale. 1910 81
Evening star., 1924-01-25

! DIAMOND RING. iady's. ) stones in plat
mum and lS-k. green gold mtg: every stoIF
i bGe-w wnite aud perfect; worth $50; will
sell for Sl2t. all after pm. Co. -1791-W. >
DINING ROOM SUITE, ten pieces, quartered
Evening star., 1924-01-25
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MEN AND WOMEN. twenty intelligent col
ored, for special representative work. Apply
1s47 14thsst. n,w.,: pm.
Evening star., 1924-01-25

fooMlNG HOUSE. ideal home, fine location
eleven rooms. large attic. vspor heat ele.-
tricit!: lease; must sacrifice: sickness Franz
I3e.
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NEVER mai ORIGINAL recommcndo tons

CHAUEFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This i ,ur busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
US. Apply 1888 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-25

BUSINESS WOMAN wishes silent p,rtne-:
ihvnsf 500 PROMISING business. Address ro1
~ r. star Office n5s
Evening star., 1924-01-25

MARKET. grocery and meats, No. 9th ST
Sc; receipts $3.50 tn Si0O per week: rent :
$50. Owner will sacrifice. = Phone Line. 2t:2
Evening star., 1924-01-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OVER 24cc on your Investment. recently re-
modelled for business; will rent to show 24co.
Excellent midcity location. Owner, Col 1856.
or any broker.
SECOND TRUST NOTES-I HAVE A SEC
ond trust note for $500. payable s75 per
month. including interest at 6la per cent. and
$4750. First trust. Sl1 .000 per cent. 3
years To 90. fNIr. Duty Francis A. Cav
ford. Inc. 40J-1 Continental Trust bldg
Main 273o-7552
FOR SALE-First class meat market in NV.
cash business: must sell this week; owner
leaving city: 81 800 hest price offered. Call
at 329 p st. ne. or phone Line 152lW.
81 .O5O WILL BUY a second deed of trust OF
81 800 payable a; the rate of $685. monthly.
including per cent interest. Well secured.
Address Box 12-T Star office. 20
ROOMING HOUSE for sale 10 rooms and
bath. electricity; cash or terms reasonable.
e0S Eye ST, NV.
DELICATEssEN STORE for sale; rooms,
bath: rent $40. Ola st. NV:
81 200 buys frst-class market: 1ith ST. NV:
terms. Address Box 104-R. Star Office. eI'
CIGAR, DELIC ATEsSEN or grocery store
wanted in exchange for equity in 1850 New
ton St
\. f. RYON CO., INC. lI23 F ST., Main45e7.
SIGHTSEEING BY PLANE; need $3.50 TO start
half Of business to investor and will teach to
become active pilot Address Box 1870 Il,
Star rffice.
MARKET. grocery and meats, No 9th ST.
Sc; receipts $3.50 tn S400 per week; rent
SS5 Owner will sacrifice = Phone
Evening star., 1924-01-25

'nNFEIfIpNERY. delicatessen, soda fouu-
tain fnr sale; gold mine for tho right party
lra>e 81 yrars. rent. $40. Call at 1905 North
Capitoi 81. North S4p1 cTs
Evening star., 1924-01-25

TAM BUSINESS. must sell; good NV Sc
ton: will s~li reasonable for quick sale. Ad
dress BOY 12i.R. Star ntrre 21s
Evening star., 1924-01-25

CAFETERIA and is rooms: all rented: north
west; price right. Address Box 119B, Star
Evening star., 1924-01-25

ANTiQt rs. Old E.I-s. nina. furniture silver
plate, bra sses art objects. a. r. Arnold, 1873
- Man SiI3
CASH RtGISTLRS. National. bought sold
exchanged. rented. large ntusk. :stest finishes
Ressonab'e prices. Terms. G"J La ave. ~.
fal2s
Evening star., 1924-01-25

LuNCHEo0M. 9th st: receipts. $50 per ds,
rent. $50 mo: J.rear lease. Bargain. Fran
tin IGg-,
Evening star., 1924-01-25

ANOTHER former student says: "In your
school "3 days, MAS placed in stcnographic
p">ition, So week Positions for graduates.
Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 q. Main 2s76.
Evening star., 1924-01-25

CoRNER GROCERY and meat market. long
lease: cheap rent: good business guaranteed
leaving city; reasonable price. 1887 1lth St..
NV. 2Ts
Evening star., 1924-01-25

WDNAN. FNDeriencrd. wanted TO estabiis
dining room III reomng house: good locat tiou
Address Boz 20 h Star office ols
Evening star., 1924-01-25

Electrical WTEINii--;.ET L, ESTIHATE
your work. Fa Millerizp yourself with
E7e:h0d Of wiring and installing fixtures in
yonr horne. Call Ma 2T:'T az sit show
room. GEO. b. MILLER, 5Ei New SO.s
Evening star., 1924-01-25

WILL RENT yuu any standard make trpe-
Mr.ter. SD I,er month. Main 23Sn
Evening star., 1924-01-25

MATTRESS NAMING AND EEN0VATING-
Special fur fall cleaning = Mattresses. hoz
springs. iron frame springs. cushions and pi'
lows renovated at special prices. Sfcciai this
wrek Mattresses renoy aipd. t'ouEnbia Bed
ding Co. ffG I 81 NV. Phone Nam 5J2S
Evening star., 1924-01-25
SITUATIONS-MALE.

tTTrRNEf wishes to make runnect ions with
aw firm; six Years cNI-ri"nre III general
'-art:c.. brief writing a specially. Address
toy SIR. Star office. 80
Evening star., 1924-01-25

ELECTRICAL. WIRING r. TWoMEY ELEC.
60. wiring ard repa-nc: old house wiring !.
spe"'r: ">t'"s rhccrfGliy gwen: easy terms II
deslrrd. 40 Bond p,dC. 81 393a Col. Isi3.
fc1Ss
Evening star., 1924-01-25

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated at
NOS reasonable prices. Let MS cali, give esti-
matt. Prompt deliveries AMI satisfaction
sur"d Eagle RcdIlnG Co. 1928 Tth s.. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YuIN NJ WOMAN. cDlnrrd. wants place to gr
dinners 49, Rittrn'soTse IT. NV. -.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
OteHIeJCeuU IstKeS COOttUge OHe7ICe
and Dawes Swearing; May Visit q. S.
's7iger' of France Hopes to Go to Japan and Pray
in Temples-World Rather Stupid, He
Declares.

under domestic discussion. Then after
another moments contemplation OF.
tho beating ratii. tho Iieei continued:
thoughts. So now I am planning to
see a part of the world have not yet
seen. in the hope of finding something
different. am planning a trip to
Japan. intend to visit all the ia
nous temples and possibly do some
praying In them. Then am going to
Honolulu. Perhaps may find a pref
ty girl there and marry her and settle
down. If don't find her I'll prob
cutting the world and thus again
visit the United States"
Hopes to Sail Soon.
He said he didn't know exactly
when he would make the proposed
trip. but felt sure he would do it
remarked that he must get back
to Fracce in time for the next war
and help to win it. He grinned
sardonically.
"win IT. he remarked, Tho best
way to win it is to lose 1t. France
was acclaimed the victor in the last
Saye Msr fost hut up up. to now she seems to
He changed the conversation by
asking what I thought of President
Coolidge's chances in the next cleo
tion.
udU al lnteINl6W Win MI. SOOl-
idge when in Washington" he re-
marked. Coolidge said nothing.
said nothing. 1t was a most success
full interview. have since tried to
make all my interviews like that"
Tho Tiger switched to the subject
of the forthcoming visit of Gen.
Charles G. Dawes to preside over one
of the subcommissions on reparations.
II like Gen. Dawes. ! like the sort
of language he uses. When we met
we understood each other / am sorry
I will not be here to meet him. But
the car viii be ready in few days
and I'm off. / can't afford to stay
here. Chickens cost so much In
Paris that l have not enough money
to buy even the wing"
May Auction Umbrellas.
He broke off talking and paced up
and down the room, glaring out of
the window and chatting at the
weather.
II think TIL. open an ambrella
store" he said, land make some
money. I've got lots of umbrellas
here. All my friends leave them"
and he pointed to a rack in the cor
ner.
II think I'll open an umbrella
That one belongs to Andre Tardieu.
The one over there was left by Lord
Evening star., 1924-01-04
BY wYTHE WILLIAMS.

BY Cable to The Star and Philadelphia Public
Ledger. Copyright. 1924
PARIS, January "A New Year call
on Georges Clemenceau found the,
ex-premier in his tiny bachelor apart
ment in the Rue Franklin, where,
since his recent automobile accident.
he has been grumbling at the dreary.
disagreeable weather while waiting
for my car to get fixed" before es-
Gaping to the southern sunshine.
He brushed aside all comment on
his personal injuries with the remark
that they were nothing at all'' and
scowled out of the window at the
rain in his customary tigerish man
ner He was in his usual mood of
biting humor and rapier repartee and
Immediately declared that If I at
tempted to interview him on the po-
litical situation he would put on his
hat and go out and "catch his death
or cold" in the rain while remained
comfortably indoors before his fire.
After l offered the seasons greet
ings his glare subsided somewhat,
but his mumblings continued anent
the world and mankind-both in gen.
eral and in particular.
Sees stupid World.
As always. many of his remark s
proved of both news interest and
value, so, while he still refused a di-
rect interview, he only smiled grimIy
when threatened to quote him any
how.
The world has grown stupid" he
said, Completely stupid. And the
stupidest thing about 1t is that II still
takes itself seriously"
He was interrupted by his valet.
Albert, who was promptly and vigor,
ously sc right upon a. certain subject
Evening star., 1924-01-04
NAvYPLANS TO MOOR
DIRIGlBLE TO TENDER
Ships Being Equipped to Ac-
company Shenandoah on Flight
to North Pole.
FAITH m SUCCESS GROWS
Admiral Moffett Confident Several
Stops Can Be Made.

,Indications that no time is being
lost by the" Navy in pushing forward
plans for it's aerial expedition to the
north pole next summer were given
in an official announcement today that
designs for two airship tenders fitted
with mooring nasts to secure rigid
airships of the Shenandoah type have
practically been completed in the
Navy Department here.
The Ramapo and the Patoka, at
present in use as fuel oil ships, will un-
dergo changes that will make them
adaptible to holding a. mast of steel
framework. triangular in cross Sec
tion and appropriately braced. locat-
ed closely to the stern of the vessel.
Provision also is made for carrying
seaplanes on the deck of the tender
amidships,
Some additional space will be pro-
vided for increased personnel and
it is planned to place sheeting
around the bow of the ships ex-
tending above the waterline to pro-
tect them from floating ice.
To Live ON Tenders.
When the airship is secured to the
mast. officers and men Will descend
TO living quarters on the tender.
The surface vessel will also supply
the necessary, stowage for an ad-
ditional helium supply, spare parts
and machine shop facilities
Admiral Moffett, chief of the bu-
reau of aeronautics, has unlimited
faith in the performance of dirigibles.
helium inflated, with the advent OF
the mooring mast. dirigible, he
pointed out today, that can only be
brought to rest in hangar Is
troublesome and ungainly. There
fore, in the far north. the Shenan..
doah will come to a halt several
times, as it is not planned to make a
matter go at that.
The Patoka Is now in European
waters and will arrive in home
waters on her present schedule IN
about one month The Ramapo Is on
the west coast and will be available
nractIcallY at once.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
MANS LIFE is SAVED
BY SUSPENDER BUCKLE
Defects Bullet Fired by Negro at
Heart of North
Carolinian.

Ey the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. January f.
A suspender buckle saved the life OF
J. W AicKoy here. A pistol bull
let said to have been fired by a
negro. the muzzle of the firearm be
ing pointed point-blank at Mckoys
heart anu at distance of only two
feet, passed through his vest, struck
irg across his chest between the
shirt and vest and piercing his vest
on the other side from which It en-
tered.
The negro was said to have hred
on NIcKoy when the white man
.Ieaped toward the negro after he
was reported to have cursed McKoy
The negro escaped.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
FINES FORMER ACTOR.
Denver Judge Also Sentences
Lionel West to Serve Two Years.

DENVER, Colo, January A.
Lionel West, declared to be a former
motion picture actor, was sentenced
to serve two years in the federal
penitentiary and pay fine of $1,000
by Judge j. Foster Symes, after West
had entered guilty plea to a charge
of illegally using government trans
portation issued to patient of the
Veterans bureau
Evening star., 1924-01-04

Miner. might auction them OF
as an aid to the Franco British Amer
ican entente"
He sat down and drummed impa-
tiently on his desk.
Happy new year." he said. Happy
Evening star., 1924-01-04

r. NV ~ :. hsmuy new year for
this more than stupid world"
This was the final refieotion OF
Uemenceau upon this New Year of
his eighty-third year.
Evening star., 1924-01-04
CAPITALIST SUED By WIFE.

Los ANGELES, Calf. January A.
Herbert Edwin i, Cronenwith. New
York and Detroit capitalist, was
made defendant In suit for separate
maintenance filed In the superior court
here by Mrs. Harriet Mckenzie Cronen-
with Mrs Cronenwith charges deser-
tion and asks division Of community
propArtv valued at more than $4,000. 600.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-10
COOLIDGE LUCK
BROUGHT PENNANT
TO WASHING 7 0 \
Way Cal Threw Out First Ball
Put Senators On Their
Tees
BY HARRY B. HUNT.
NEA Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-A new
explanation of how Washinglc a
came to win the American Leaeue
baseball championship omanates
from Republican national headquar-
ters.
The strength Of the team ana the
proves of its individual players.
while they may have contributed
something to the result, were nos,
it seems, the controlling factor. Ac-
cording to these G. O. P. adhererts.
Coolidge luck" is to be credited
with having brought the pennant to
Washington.
Seemingly it was the spirit nlys-
teriously instilled into the team by
the way Cal threw out the ban ON
the opening game of the season that
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ggave a very interesting talk on
education. which was enjoyed By all
Who heard it,
The Girls Athletic club was or
eanizod Tuesday, Oct. nth. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Gen
oral manager, Doris Patterson; Bust
ness manager, Hazel Dean; secre-
tary and treasurer, Clara Scroggin.
4 new ball will be ordered and the
practicing will begin.
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EI.LAVMLE

Rev. w. M. Marshall, Of Macoa
filled his regular appointment a,
Che Baptist church Sunday At the
conclusion of the sermon, a short
conference was held and the follow
ing members were elected delegates
to the Friendship Association whcl
convenes in Smithville; Mr.. aans
Mrs. A. A. Arlington, Dir. w. ,
Sears, Rev. J, R. Conger, Mrs. G
=. Rainey.