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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-11
CANADIAN HANGED;
EFFORTS TO SECURE
POSTPONEMENT FAIL
CRY The Associated rress)

MONTREAL. July ll.--Walter Muir
of New York was hanged al Valley
Field. Quebec. early today for the muir
der Of Henri Layiolette last September
Muir shot Laviolette after quarrel in
Valley Field bar room. Laviolette,
according to court testimony. had
struck Muir's crony. a crippled man
named Joseph Plant. during an argu-
ment over the merits Of a hunting dog
Not until The moose was slipped was N
certain that the sentence would be
placed into effect. s0 unremittinr had
leen the efforts Of the Countess Of Rich
c.ieu. Mrs. Walter Muir. the boys
mother. and scores Of other persons 90
obtain new trial.
Muir claimed that when he drew his
pistol during the quarrel with Lavio-
lette in the bar room he only meant to-
scare the man. He fired two bullets in-
70 the floor. one Of them FlancinR and
striking Laviolette in the breast. The
jury found Muir guilty and he was sea-
tsnccd to hang last April. A reprieve
was granted 40 permit him 10 appeal
The appeal was dismissed.
IL was then that the Countess Richie
leu. formerly Miss Elinor Douglas Wise
Of Baltimore. opened her long unavailinE
struggle " free the youth. She cancel
led NH social engagements and enlisted
II her fight men ana women % promi-
nence IN Canada In New York "a COM
mittce under Mss Juliet Thompson have
worked for Muir night and day for the
past two months.
These efforts ramified Mp Washington
where the state department sent plea
for xecutive clemency to the British
cmb ssy. The council AZ Ottawa was fur
ther requested to reinforce this plea by
personal representations. These were
unavailing.
Workers on behalf Of Muir based their
appeal On his youth--hc N only 2l years
old-and the lack Of criminal intent.
Although sympathy was abundant
among Canadian officials the law would
permit of but one Interpretation In
their eyes.
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DOUBT If U.S..
WILL TAKE PART
In CONFERENCE

LONDON. July 1.-THE proposal OF
Premiers Macdonald and Herriot 10 ar
point an American representative on the
reparation commission when dealing
with possible German defalcation under
the Dawes report N the subject of cdr
torial comment this morning, but there
IL little confidence that such nm ap-
pointmcnt Is likely.
The Times says the suggestion ~
rather like the counsel Of despair, since
II ~ difficult ID imagine that the Unit
ed States government in the present
circumstances could think Of reversing
it's declared policy with reference to
the treaty or Versailles and all its or
gans.
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U.S.. TREASURY
SUSPENDS Sale
CERTIFICATES
Declares Money Can be Sc
cured at Lower Interest
Than is Paid on Savings
Deposits Now
6B7 The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE treasu-
ry today ordered suspended all sales or
treasury savings certificates ana
stamps effective July 10. Acting Sccre-
terry Winston said the present money
market did not warrant the treasury pay
ing I2 per cent interest cn the saw
ings securities when funds may be Oh
tanned AZ a much lower interest.
Further sale of The certificates. II was
announ ed, will b. held III abeyance until
conditions have changed Call money
was quoted a two per cent ia the New
York market yesterday and N was re-
called az the treasury thar the last issue
NJ treasury certificates 0f indebtedness
was floated ~ a rate " = 34 per cent.
The savings certificates bear ~ per
cent. compounded semi-annnally over
period ~ five years
More than $400.000.00O in treasury
ccrfifi atrs now are outstanding The
first sales-in the form of war saving
stamps were made IN 1915 but those
have been retired and each subsequent
year has seen new issue. Almost $lOO.-
0nnNnn "a the issue of 1924 have been
sold.
Sale nf the certificates was suspended
in eighteen states hast February =. 0n
account M the financial condition in some
w the Northwest sections. Objection
was then raised "a the federal govern
mcns continuing to take money out of
areas where banks were failing and con
ditionS generally were regarded ny poor.
The savings certificates have in the
mast formed nn ilnporttut mart of treas
ury fiscal operations. Late IN The war
the idea 81 promoting nationwide say
ingS was worked ont and the war savings
certifi afeS made their appearance
Through The sale WI 80 rent stamps the
treasury ia 1918 obtained more than
$l GOO. .Uuu.uGO ana this materially aided
in financing the war. Later the, saw
ingS certificates succeeded the savings
stamps and they became an adjunct 81
thr treasury refapdinE operations but
their usefulness has steadily decreased
IT, open money market rates have
fallen.
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PICKETT BROTHERS
SOUGHT FOLLOWING
MURDER OF OFFICER

MERIDIAN, Miss. July li.-Ben and
Slye Pickett, brothers. are sought by
the authorities in connection with the
killing yesterday Of y. 5. Cleveland.
federal prohibition agent. during gun
battle at moonshine still the Picketts
are alleged 70 have operated eight
miles south Of Meridian. They had
cvadcd the posses III pursuit today.
Ed Pickett. another brother. last
night was taken from his hiding place
in the woods near this city. He is
said by the authorities 70 have admit
ted being nj the still which Cleveland
and Sheriff IT. r. Cannady attempted
TO raid. but denied that he took part in
the shooting.
Many shots were exchanged in the
fight, but none took effect except one
load of buckshot, which killed Cleve-
land
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Woman GQYbed
Mem S Trousers
is Turned Back

When in the course Of human events
It becomes necessary for a woman 10
don the garb hitherto recognized as 4
part OF the male costume, she does it.
but in doing 20. she may expose herself
TO some incoavencies.
For instance, she cannot enter NJ. .xico,
at least not over the international bridge
near Brownsville. nor through the port
o. Santa Cruz, for the emancipat1d wo-
man and the trend or modern times
mean nothing TO Mexican immigration
officials who insist that trousers cos
tunes are 20 be worn only by the ms.l-
or the human race.
As a result OF the Mexican immigra-
tion officials aversion TO the modern
istic COSTUMES, party Of six women
tourists yesterday were forb dden en-
trance into Santa Cruz because they
wore kniekers. They hal already CROSSED
on the 'erry and wee forced 20 returl
to c-lress in the standard feminine
rarh in order ID obtain admission iato
Mexico.
The officials have issued no cdict con
cening kni X rlsockfrs il particular, Tut
n woman in knickcrs is improperly garl-
"a they say. and being improperly gavi-
cd she may ba forbidden entrance into
Mexico. At the bridge also knieksrs are
taboo. Even though The wearcrs are IN
automobiles the inspectors stand by
their opinion that kaickers should not
te worn-at least not BY women n Ma
tamoros. s&
Inspectors on the American side say
that many times thty have seen womer
tourists prohibited from entering Mx-
leo on account or their assuming male
attire The incident Of yesterday start
"a them on "reminiscences Of many simi-
lar occurrences duriag the past year.
The Mexisan of icials are, Of course.
very coui tcous in their demands. and
explain to the tourists just why they
cannot allow ladies wearing trousers TO
enter that port
"Oh. they're very nice, said one Of
the Oklahoma lady visitors who ysstar-
dav had 10 make two trips because 81
her costume. land just a. polite ~ they
can be. But can't understand why thes
kick about knickers-"
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BUENOS AIRES. July IA dispatch
20 In Narion from Rio Janiero says the
Brazilian senate and chamber nave vot
Cd motions applaudin= the governments
finn attitude IN the present emergency.
President Bernardes. replying 10 a
spokesman IL the chamber Of deputies
said that IN the hour III trial the sup
port given ~ the best elements in the
nation encouraged the government tn
rrapple with the difficult problems
RI II II. Tie added that the gratifying
sdhrsion Of the state governments po-
lire and public throughout the country
showed that the common sense of the
nation would prevail
The dispatch was described as the
FIRST fficiaI information from the cen
ter Of the revolt TO reach this govern
mcnt. IL gave ~ further details except
that proection of life and property had
been promised.
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HULL WILL NOT HOLD
GUARDIANSHIP. BUT
WILL AID HIS PARTY

NEW YORK. July 1l.-Corlell Hull.
chairman Of the democratic national
committee said today that re would not
hold the chairmanship during the cam
paign, although he would take an active
part and make a speaking tour.
Mr. Hull. who had luncheon with John
W. Davis today explained that although
he was holding the craftsmanship pend
ing the reorganization. Of the commit
tee. he felt that he should have a re-
spite. lie said Ne had not had days
vacation in nearly three years. and that
H. felt obliged to give some attention
to personal affairs in Tennessee.
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CAPTURE YOUNG MEN
BELIEVED TO HAVE
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY

BALLINGER. Texas. July li.-Local
Officers said today they had identified
the two young men who yesterday at-
tempted 70 rob the First National Bank
of RowEna and that one W them had
signed statement detailing plans cf
the unsuccessful hold up. Both men are
in jail. having been captured after ar
exciting chase. One Of the men remained
outside in IN automobile in which the
iandits Mere 10 escape while the other
entered the bank only O. he fought Of
by Cashier keichle. The bandit ear was
wrecked an hour later end the two men
captured.
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ELEVEN BILLION ENVELOPES

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Almost elcv-
ca billion stamped envelopes and news
Paper wrappers will be required By the
POSTAL service during the four years be-
ginning January |. next, and Postmaster
General New announced today that bids
would be received until August when
The four-supply will average about one
hundred envelopes and wrappers for ev-
cry person In the contry for the pc
riod. The department spends about S5,-
O0O.OO0 year for these accessories.
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GRAPES CAUSE DEATH
tBy The Associntcd PrVsS)
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. .ulv III.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 1l-Ar-
tificial grapes from his mothers hat
eaten rs IImey Fulmer. infant son IT
Mr.. and AIRS. Tom Fulmer ~ Norris.
Ala. caused the child's death. said re-
port Ia the health department filed to-
day.
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YOUTH DROMNs IN POND

DALLAS. Texas. July ll.-WilIia
ralis. IL. m orphan. was drowned yes-
tcrday afternoon in u pond near me
home of an uncle two and half miles
southeast of here, where Nv told hls ~
Gle he was going 20 "cool off.
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FIX VALUE OF I-G. \.

WASHINGTON, uly< 1.-THE inter
state commerce commission tcAay fixed
the tentative value Of the Information
Great Northern Railway Company 81
Texas at $3Sl7s.650 as Of June 80. 1917.
The West Coast Railway Company
was valued at S26O.O00 and the Louisiana
and Arkansas Railway Company at ST.
52S150.
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BRAZILIAN REBELS
CONTROL STATE OF
SAC PAULO, REPORT

BUENOS AIRES. July 1.-THE Bra
lillian rebels control Sac Paulo. the
state government has been deposed and
the revolutionary junta headed BY Ger
~ral Eondon has formed 4 temporary
Government. according to reports from
reliable sources received BY the Mon
tcvide0 correspondent Of La Nacion-
The adviccs confirm previous reports
81 an uprising ia the state Of Parana
and declare rebel froces from that state
are marching 10 the aid Of the insur-
rectionary movement.
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lRv The Associated pressl

M0NTEVIDEO, Uruguay. July H.
according to authoritative advices re-
ccivcd IN wireless from Santos and
Port Allegro. the Brazilian rebels are
continuing successfully their opera
tions, which il is disclosed are directed
against the government of President
Bernardes. Ii H. stated they arc in
complete control of Sac Paulo and II il
feared the movement may extend to all
Brazil
Numbers Of rebels arc reported
marching toward the state or Parana
where the dispatches say 1t il believed
they will bc Joined by the Parana state
troops and others they meet during
their advance.
The movmeent Is said 10 be headed by
the famous Rio Grande leader
COL Joao Francisco. who for some years
has been commander Of a brigade OF
state troops stationed ia Sac Paulo.
The advices say the rebels succeeded in
dcpcsing the Sac Paulo state govern
ment which has been replaced by a
military junta under General R0ndon
and Major Klnger. who revolted with
the artillery regiment under his COM
mand.
The railroad from Santos 10 Sac
Paulo Is not operating and the tele-
graphic censorship IL very severe.
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FLYERS AT CoNsTANTINoPLE

CONSTANTINOPLE. July II The
American Army flyers On q light aronnn
the world arrived here yesterday All az
the men were in good health.
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RIO JANIERO. July l0.-Thc govern
ment organ. formal DO Commcrcio, in an
editorial this morning. declares 1.-THE
Sac Faulo revolt u practically conquer
ed
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Weather Conditions

" tAA0ttt4W~
Light scattered shovcrs and occasion
al thuaderstorms occurred since last
report in New Mexico. Texas. ana III the
southeastern and eastern states. while
fair to partly cloudy weather prevailed
elsewhere in the country. Temperatures
have isern throughout the great central
valleys. and have fallen in the far
northwestern states.
The highest temperature yesterday at
Texas stations ranged from 81 at Fors
Worth. Palestine. and San Antonio 10
"a az Amarillo
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Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Parity
cloudy TONIGHT and Saturday.
East Texas: Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday. Moderate to fresh southcrly
winds on the coast.
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Continued on page fOur.)
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Many 1Grloads Inn stock Go ffll
your order. Our stock ~ the best
ALI sizes. shapes and kinds Ws
are headquarters
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Ant0ns0-
Evening star., 1924-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OLD GOLD-Bring in your old GOLD, silver.
platinum, diamonds: also discarded jewelry.
We need them in our manufacturing dept. Will
pay highest prices. A. kann. Inc. 935 st.
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds. Jewelry: nne.
beautiful pieces especially. A. +. Arnold
1923 q ST NV Main S173.
PLAYER PIANO or good upright piano. Phone
Franklin SOFT. 14s
WANTED--2nd-hand latrobe. Main 3O5s. 224
Eye NV. 13s
Evening star., 1924-09-12

sires to sell furniture artisticaily arranged in
apartment which is for rent. 1900 BiItmore
Evening star., 1924-09-12

GROCERY STORE and soda fountain stand
for sale: complete with fixtures, stock, etc. ::
doing $500 week; owner going into differ
Franklin c710
Evening star., 1924-09-12

MAN of good appearance and
experienced in store work to act
as floor man for Our third floor !;
permanent position. Frank R.
Jelleff. Inc.
Evening star., 1924-09-12
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

JERSEY COW with calf four weeks old. Henry
o. Wilson. Fenwfck st. Brentwood. Nd 13s
Jersey COW; fresh, young. gentle. =. q.
King. Branchvile, Md.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

fChNiIt RE-tiood oak dining and bedroom
sets and odd pieces: low price Call between
lO and q. 1911 Kennedy st. NV
Evening star., 1924-09-12

FURNITURE of bedroom and kitchen; ice box:
cablnet: all perfect condition; no dealers
400 Girard St NV Jss
Evening star., 1924-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued,


GROCERY STORE and soda fountain stand
for sale; complete with fixtures. stock. etc. :;
doing $500 week; owner going into differ
ent line Of business; very reasonable. Phone
CONFECTIONERY STORE. with soda foun-
will sell for 81 900 cash Apply sos 9th ss
TAILOR SHOP. an old -esta bIished. equipped
with a new Prosperity pressing machine: will
sell reasonable for cash. Apply 1922 esth
NV 13s
BARRIER SHOP. 3 chairs. good fixtures: ex-
ceIlent location; lease. Address Box 17-A.
Star Office.
kOOMING HOUSE, Broom, completely fur
nishsd ndnsh1: will u, sell business and furniture
LUNCHROoM; a rare paying place. no compe-
tition: must be sold: any reasonable offer will
be considered: owner leaving for south. 34o0
r. ]. ave. 13s
WANTED-Cigar, confectionery and magazine
first letter. Address Box 32o-Z. Star ONCE.
TAILORING BUSINESS. established. for sale
1885 Wisconsin ave. 12'
ONE of the best auto paint shops in city do
ing real business only 81 900; 8 contracts at
pre- present sts SUFFICIENT 3 si work for 4 men, Address
FURNITURE. used. whole or part store and
garage for rent 1924 ne. 12'
WHOLESALE cash business for sale at a sac
rifre: good profits: will accept property in
exchange. Address BOX 1857. Star offce. 16s
GROCERY and meat market. doing good bust
ness; sacrifice account sickness. 424 l. st.
Sc 1r
WILL SELL quarter interest in Hourishine
business for $1,000 cash to install larger
equipment; give references for particua
Address Rnx gS3-Z. Star Office. 12s
mAiLoK and I cleaning place. doing fine o.si-
SILENT PARTNER in established radio bust
ness; large immediate returns. Investigate.
Address Rox 216Z. Star office. 13s
LUNCHRO0M and bakery; good location bust
ness section: price less than fixtures cost Ad
dress Box oSS-I. Star office
WELL EQUIPPED CABINET AND REPAIR
shop: some cash and terms. Address Box
1857. Star office. 14s
l AM LOOKING for half interest In a good
business, retail manufacturing. Address
Box 1897. Star ofice. 14s
MARKET STAND-Act at once. only a few
residential market PARK VIEW MARKET
ROOMING HOUSES.
A good paying rooming house cannot he
picked up every day. We have two propo-
sitions that are unusually good. Let US
show you
CARLEY & FARRELL.
40 9TH St NV. Franklin 61a3.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

fURNITCRE-Wh all over. and lose
time and money? Come straight to the Bar
gam House. We have what you want. The
GOODS have quality, the price is what you want
TO pay. We nnderselI all in handsome new
dining room living room and bedroom suites
2453 18th w Omen TN 10
Evening star., 1924-09-12

CONFECTIONERY STORE. with soda foun-
tain; doing good business; owner, retiring.
will sell for 81 900 cash. Apply 905 9th st
NV. after 10 am. 12s
Evening star., 1924-09-12

fuRNiTt RE, dining ROOM early English: ad-
Unstable dress form: cheap. 1920 St NV.
Apt. 602. after 6 pm IYs
Evening star., 1924-09-12

WATERS and cook (colored),
hrst-class. Apply in person to
T. A. Mcdonald, Catholic Uni
versity Dining Hall, Brookland,
d c.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

fSRSlTuRE-Rugs, lamps. desks secretaries;
library, hall and center tables. Windsor chairs.
rockers bedroom chairs. dining room chairs
chest OF drawers. handsome high boy mirror
some home hall; dressers single and double
oeoS' twin beds, wicker, reed and fiber suites,
tables dining room suites. bedroom
suites, overstufed suites: everything for your
nome look us over; price. quality and style
you can get at the Bargain uoues, a453 18th
Evening star., 1924-09-12

YOUNG MAN AS SALES
MAN; EXPERIENCE NON
ESSENTIAL. MUST COME
w ELL RECOMMENDED.
SMALL SALARY DURING
TRAINING PERIOD. AD-
NANTAGEOUS CONTRACT
IF UALI F ED CALL
MAIN 6876 FOR APPOINT
MENT.
Evening star., 1924-09-12
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The follotcing business concerns gudYdn-
tee snfistdcfSon TO Star readers. Any COM
plant found accessory 10 be made to The
Star tptH recefre prompt attention. For
ddnafssfon TO RecoxnDn ended Service COL
uun rdU Min 5nOO Rroa~h
Evening star., 1924-09-12

GAS RANGES-New and slightly used; all
sizes; less than half price. Why pay more?
Every range guaranteed. J. W. Wilisms.
6O9 9Th st. NV. Main 1855 40
Evening star., 1924-09-12

FURNITURE-Beautiful bird eye maple bed
room suite. 10 pieces, tapestry upholstered
chair. rocker. lounge lamp. library table,
300; imported velvet curtains carpets, books
etc ZIG Wise. ave. NV, Apt. 6. Phone
Franklin 9O99
Evening star., 1924-09-12

TAILOR SHOP, an old esta bIished, equipped
with q new Prosperity pressing machine: will
sell reasonable for cash. Apply 1922 osth
n w
Evening star., 1924-09-12

] kOOM1NG HOUSE, Groom, completely fur
nished: will sell business and furniture rea-
| s0nable 6.c3 X n 13s
Evening star., 1924-09-12

HoOSIER CABINET. congoleum rug. dining
table, couch. etc; good condition; cheap; no
dealers. Apply Z to 10 evenings. Apt 104
Sunbury. 1912 NJ ST. NV
Evening star., 1924-09-12

FURSITURE-What are you looking for? We
have it in new and high grade used goods: let
Us ht up your home at half the price you pay
for cheap new goods: our rugs before YOU
buy. The Bargain House. 2453-55 18th NV.
Open to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1924-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~ /
FOR RENT-Large dining room and Kitchen
attractive. 1915 NV. IA
CLEANERS AND DYERS ESTABLISHMENT
for sale; must be sold; reasonable. 6O2 9Th
st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN, fruit stand, cigars; trans
Ter corner; sell cheap. Phone West 25I1. 13s
CAFETERIA for sale; near large Government
building. NV. section, doing good business,
and rooms upstairs. Address BOX 10-A, Star
ofice. 14s
FOR sALE-MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS-Going
concern, offering excellent opportunities, in
cluding ONCE equipment and complete stock;
must sell at once to close estate. Address
Box 60-A. Star ONCE. IA
FORD SERVICE STATION. GARAGE-Good
business; located on Columbia pike and Vir-
ginia st., Arlington, Va; also Broom modern
bungalow and acre land: owner leaving; will
sell together or separately; cheap. A. l..
Cash. I4s
GROCERY STORE, with new residence at.
tached; doing god business; absolutely worth
tnyestigating. Phene Nsfth S61A ~
Evening star., 1924-09-12

HEAT REGULATOR. Minneapolis. new; will
install: guaranteed: at great saving. Ad-
dress Box 301-Z. Star office 13s
Evening star., 1924-09-12

LUNCHROOM; rare paying place; no compe-
tition: must be sold: any reasonable offer will
| be considered: owner leaving for south. 3400
Evening star., 1924-09-12

SEWINu MA, hiNh--so per mo. Jay, Tor d
new Singer. Special sale on used machines.
S. up. All guaranteed. Repairs, rentals.
Line S0S9. d. Z. Sewing Machine Shop.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

BARBER SHOP, 3 chairs. good fixtures: ex-
cellent location; lease Address Box 17-A.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

NJ
feet. SIS; bargain. 73l l1th ST. NV.
trc. S35 stand machines. IS to S35: new
Singers, SO per month; New Home make port
able cleo. S2J; renting: repairing. Capitol
Sewing Machine Exchange, j. W. Beavers,
prop. Franklin 377S. lee
Evening star., 1924-09-12
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs

us ht up your home with
high grade used goods: We save you 40 per
cent on all used goods: new bedroom, dining
room. living room and bed davenport suites;
We undersell all; see these handsome over
stuffed suites; the price will take your breath.
The Bargain House. 2453 18th NV, Open to
Evening star., 1924-09-12

IlV1I service Examinations,
stenography and typew ritins examina tion,
each Tuesday. Special preparations day and
night. Instruction and practice. an. to D
pm. days each week. Tuition for combined
tant examiners Immediately. Salary. 81. sac to
begin Special review course for this examina.
tion and special rates to those who enter dur.
ing enrolment week. The Civil Service Prepa.
ratory School. 6. e. cor. 18th & F NV. Fr. 260o
Evening star., 1924-09-12

WINDOW DRESSER.
Experienced man. Apply en-
ployment office, 9Th floor, G st.
side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

WANTED-Cigar, confectionery and magazine
store. or small cafe other store. I mean
business Give price, location and income in
first letter. Address Box 320Z, Star ofhce.