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Evening star., 1924-04-23
Chew Chase.

Sunday and Monday doors open
Sunday, 2:3O p.m). Lenore Ulric. in
Tiger Rose" Aesops Fables and
News Events, and Nine. Henriette
Coquelet and her Ampico (evening
only): Tuesday. Just Like a Wom-
an" Stan Laurel, in Frozen Hearts"
Irving Cummings, in Jules of the
River and Nine. Henriette Coquelet
and her Ampico: Wednesday and
Thursday (matinee Wednesday,, 9 80
pm.), wild Oranges" Larry Semon,
"HorseshoeS" and Nine. Henriette
Coquelet and her Ampico; Friday.
William Russell. in when odds Are
Even" Snub Pollard. in Friend Hus-
band" and way Of a. Man" No. .;
Saturday doors open 2:3o p.m.), Shir-
ley Mason, IN South Sea Love" Our
Gang, in Back Stage" and Ruth
of the Range" No. II.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Polly $ Pearls

-Polly's Pearls" a merry musical
farce with all the salient features of
q big-time musical comedy. will. be
the attraction at the Strand Theater
next week, beginning Sunday. George
Taylor. the Sothern Sisters and Julia
Dunbar are in the cast The act is
announced as "one of the finest of it's
kind now on the vaudeville stage"
Caulfield- Ritchie and company. in
"A Boy and Girl Revue: the Three
Founders, in "a Harmony Cocktail
With a Dash of Mirth'': Bell and lie
Clair, in 1.-The Try-out.' and the
BelliS Duo, spectacular novelty gym
nasts. are other acts listed on the bill.
The photoplay will be the William
Fox production of Booth Harrington
and Harry Leon Wilson'S Cameo
kirby" a story built around reck-
less, cynical, bat straight" gambler
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Crandall's The Silent
Stranger.

The Silent Stranger" starring Fred
Thomson. former champion athlete OF
the Pacific coast and clergyman, will
be shown at Crandalrs Theater the
first three days of next week. be
ginning Sunday afternoon. together
with Clyde Cooke. In THE Misft." and
other short reels; Wednesday and
Thursday. Betty Compson and Rich
ard tx. in The Stranger" and the
Tuxedo comedy, "One Night II
Rained." featureing Harry Tighe and
Ned Sparks: Friday and Saturday
Conway Tearle, Lon CLANCY. Dorothy
Mackaill, Ricardo Cortez, Louise
Dresser and Dorothy Cumming in
The Next Corner" and Cliff Bowes
in Dusty Dollars"
Each daily bill will include short
reel features and pipe organ music.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Olyrnpiic.

Sunday and Monday. Betty Comp
son, iE Woman to Woman" and
Baby Peggy. in Such Is Life: Tues
day. Mary Alden. in "Steadfast
Heart; Wednesday. Irene Rich and
Monte Blue. in Kathleen Norris
'Lucretia Lombard: Thursday, Madge
Bellamy. in THE White Sin and
Snub Pollard, in Friend HUSBAND;
Friday, Conway Tearle and Lon
Clancy in The Next Corner" and
winners Telephone Girl" No 2:
Saturday, Glenn Hunter, in West of
the Water Tower; monkey comedy.
Down in Jungletown," and Ghost
City, No. 4.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
"Whirl of Girls.

"Whirl of Girls" next weeks at
traction at the Gayety, is described as
carnival of dancing. a furore of fun
a festival of song and a fashion pa
rade. with speedy comedians. tuneful
songsters, snappy dancers and beauti-
ful girls. The cast headed by Vic
full girls. The cast. headed by Vic
LeVeay. Mabel Reflow. George West,
Flossie DeNere. Hite and Heflow. and
many of them not only appear in es-
sential roles but also contribute in
dividual vaudeville specialtieS.
'Whirl of Girls" is an amusing
show which aims to keep the audience
laughing throughout
June Eobbie and her Jazz Babies,
exponents of instrumental syncopa-
tion, sprishtly dance and joyous song,
VIII be an added attraction.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Empire.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix. in
North of Hudson Bay" with COM
edy, Spring Fever" and Topics of
the Day; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Glenn Hunter and May MacAvoy, in
West of the Water Tower" and the
"Spat Family" in Great Outdoors;
Thursday and Friday, Bebe Daniels
and James Rennie, in His Children's
Children" and Larry Semon. in
lightning Love: Saturday. Harry
Carey. in THE Night Hawk" with
comedy, Checking Out" and Fox
News.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Central Hoot Gibson in
Hook and Ladder"

Hoot Gibson will be pictured at
Crandalls Central Theater the first
four days of next week, beginning
Sunday, in his latest Universal pic
ture, Hook and Ladder" together
and new sport reel. The Call of
the Game; Thursday and continuing
through Saturday. Norma Talmadge
will be seen in The Song of Love-
supported by Joseph Schildkraut and
Arthur Edmund Carewe: new issue
OF the KinOgrams and "Heeza Liars
Ancestors"
Each daily bill will include. pipe
organ music.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Takoma.

Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar
thelmess, in "21," Pathe News and
Topics; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Frank Ma o. in wild Oranges" Kea-
ton Come,.y; Thursday, J. Warren
Kerrigan, in "Thundering Dawn" XII
nograms, Comedy; Friday, J. Warren
Kerrigan, in "Thundering Dawn
Aesop's Fables, Kinograms, Flight
ingN Blood; Saturday (matinee and
EVENING". Peggy Joyce, in Her Tenn
porary Husband" Aesop's Fables. a
Ben Turpin comedy, THE Santa Fe
Trail" (chapter 12).
Evening star., 1924-04-23

day afternoon, together with Cliff
Bowes in Fold Up" other short
reels and pipe organ music. We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday Jackie
Coogan, in his latest Metro release.
"A Boy of Flanders" with Josef
Swickar Nigel De Brulier, Lionel
Belmore. Sydney Franklin and
Teddy" the famous Great Dane, in
the cast: Saturday, Bryant Wash
burn, Billie Dove. Lionel Belmore,
Rose Dione and Edward Horton, in
Try and Get It." the film version of
the magazine story of The Ring
tailed Galliwampus": short reels and
pipe organ music.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
SAVOY.

Monday and Tuesday, Norma Tall
madge. in THE Song of Love-: Tues.
day and Wednesday. Ernest Terrence.
in "The Fighting Coward" and Clyde
Cook. in THE Misfit"; Thursday
Patsy Ruth Miller. in my Man" and
Snub Pollard, in Get Busy; Friday
ing Cheat" and Witwer's THE Tele-
phone Girl; Saturday, Hoot Gibson.
in Hook and Ladder" and Will
Rogers, in 1.-TWO Wagons, Both Cow
cred"
Evening star., 1924-04-23
The Pemberton Dancers
Friday.

Stafford Pemberton and his COM
pany Of dancers Will present their
third annual spring dance recital at
the President Theater Friday night
at $3.50. with instrumental ac-
compartment by symphonic en-
sernble, conducted by Matthew Peko.
Two new dance dramas will be fca-
tured. THE Spanish Dancer and
Dance OF David Before the Ark of
God" Others will he Adam and
Eve" and The Slave Market" The
shorter numbers and solos will in
clude Music in Notion" Samson ct
Della" THE Fallen Hero" and
Bacchanale." The orchestral numbers
will be Ofenbach's "Orpheus in the
Underworld" "BacchanaIe" (Rimsky-
korsakoff), Hymn to the Sun"
(Glazanouv), Indian Summer" CHer-
bert), and "Andante Cantabile"
(Tschaik kowSky).
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Norma tai.
madge. in THE Song OF Love; Tues
day and Wednesday. Ernest Terrence
in '"The Fighting Coward" and Mack
Sennett's zone Spooky Night" Thurs
day. Patsy Ruth Miller. in My Man
and Snub Pollard, in Get Busy"
Friday. Herbert Rawlnson, in THE
Dancing Sheat." and Witwer's The
Telephone Girl: Saturday. Hoot Glib:
son, in Hook and Ladder" and VIII
Rogers, in 1.-TWO Wagons, Both Gov
cred"
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday, Constance
Talmadge. in The Dangerous Maid
Tuesday, Tom Mix. in Ladies to
Board: Wednesday. when a Hus-
band Deceives." with Leah Baird :
Thursday. Jealous Husbands with
Earle Williams and Eva Novak; Fri
day. Thomas Meghan. in Pied Piper
Malone: Saturday. Viola Dana, in
In Search Cf a Thrill"
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Apouo.

Sunday and Monday Ernest Tor
renee, in The Fighting Coward" and
Mack Sennett's "Flip Flop; Tues
day and Wednesday. Norma Tai
madge, in The Song OF Love-:
Thursday, Herbert Rawlinson in "The
Dancing Cheat: Stan Laurel, in
"Smithy," and Scenic: Friday. Sydney
Chaplin. in "Galloping Fish" and
Neal Burns, in Busy Buddies";
Saturday, Patsy Ruth Miller. in My
Man" and Snub Pollard, in Get
Busy"
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Rialto-"Girl Shy.

Harold Lloyds popularity in Girl
Shy" at Moore's Rialto Theater the
past week, may result in its continu-
ance for q second week, although no
definite announcement has been
made.
Beau Brummel," featuring John
Barrymore, however, has been an
nounced to follow Girl Shy" when
the latter closes
Evening star., 1924-04-23
HINES ATTENDS DANCE.
Veterans Bureau Chiefs Guests at
Meridan. Mansions.

A dinner and dance was given at
Meridian Mansions last night for Vet
erans' Bureau chiefs, Director Frank
T. Hines, Mrs. Hines and Miss Vera
Hines. Maj Davis G. Arnold and Mrs.
Arnold, Mai r. c. Routsong and Mrs.
Routsong, and A. d. Hitler.
Arthur p. Owens was POSTMASTER.
Mrs. Alexander Carnahan sang. The
committee in charge included Mrs.
Mary A. Coyne, A. p Owens and Miss
II ssie Canoe
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Laugh, Clown, Laugh.

The National Theater announces as
its attraction next week, opening
Monday night. Lionel barrymore, pre-
sented by David Belasco. in Laugh,
Clown, laugh a play by David Be
lasco and Tom CushingH
Tn the leading role Of this remark
ahle play Mr Barrymore is said to
give a performance that has been ac-
claimed the finest work of his dis
tinguished career. Associated with
him arc Miss Irene FenWlck, VINO plays :
the leading feminine part, and the
original company.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Ambassador-"A Son Of the
Sahara"

"a Son of the Sahara" Edwin
Carewe's screen production for First
National of the novel by Louise Ger
ard, will be shown the first three
days of next week at CrandaiPs Am
passador Theater also, beginning Sun
Evening star., 1924-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS

of the old south. John Gilbert is seen
in the title role and Gertrude Ohm
stead and Jean Arthur in the leading
feminine roles.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Sale!
Bath TOlUels
3 for Sl.OO

Splendid quality Bath Towels,
size lSx56 inches. Many pretty
designs from which to choose. A
big bargain at the special low
price of 3 for SI.o0.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Darken Your
Gray Hair
Easily and Quickly

You just dampen a sponge or
soft brush with Wyetl's Sage
and Sulphur Compound, and
draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at
time. By morning all gray
hair disappears, and, after an
other application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark
ened, glossy and luNuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no
disgrace, is a sign Of old age,
and as we all desire a youthful
and attractive appearance, get
busy at once with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years Younger.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
.4luayS Gets You
Up On Time
Regular $50 Value
Alarm Clocks
Special, SI.I9

Bright. heavily nickel-plated
alarm clock-splendid timekceper
with an extra loud alarm.
Many good jobs have been lost
due 10 not getting 10 work on
time-kccp ono Of these clocks in
your room and quit being late for
work.
Evening star., 1924-04-23
NOW! An April Shower of Super Values!
Toilet articles
Priced Very L0av

SOC Kolynos Tooth Paste .... .I8c
SOC Mulsifed COcoanut Oil SIC
SOC Frosfilla Lotion ......U .Uc
Csc Mavis TaIcum Pouder .I6c
SOC Java Rice Face Poovder SIC
Laco CASTLE Soap. zoe; 3 for SOC
SI.W Ofhine Freckle Cream SIC
6Oc Car.Mac Tooth Paste :. SIC
$3.50 KOlorback SIP
SI.W BarnardS Freckle Cream, 69c
60c Pombeian Day Cream -. 49c
Mum Deodoranf ..... .45c and 23c
Eversweet DeOdOrant .45c and 23c
35c Cufer Nail Preparations. .29c
SIW Domino Curling Fluid 49,. SIC
SIM ASurea Face Powder -. .78C
PaImolive Soap -. SC; dosen. 89c
SOC Jergen's Lotion 43c
SOC Hennafoam Shampoo, CSC;
soc Meet DebilatOry ........4 .45C
SOC Ibana Tooth Paste. .39C
SOC Pebsodenf Tooth Paste -. .39c
SOC Dorm Rouge No. I249 -. 39c
Woodbnrys Soap -, .Dc; 5 for 55c
6Oc Pombeian Bloom ...... .49c
Csc Mennen's Tale .2Ic
25c J s. J Baby Tale .... .Uc
SOC Hair Groom .....45 45c
Evening star., 1924-04-23
Special
SIC Pound

Freah roasted almonds cncaScd in smooth
chocolate. Unusually low priced at 53c pound
Evening star., 1924-04-23
SAGE. on Razor Blades

: OUCE, on razor DEUNHS
SOC Aafo-Sfrop Blades (5'sJ .40c
SIN AHto.Strob Blades (IGs) ......79c
SOC Durham DnpIer Blades 49,. .59c
35c Ender's Blades (5's) ............29c
Ever-Ready Blades (6's) ............ SEC
Gem Blades (Ts) ....................3o SIC
SOC Gillette Blades (5's) SIC
500 Gillette Blades (lVs) ..........Tc
Evening star., 1924-04-23

Men-these pipes are genuine Frank
make, 'Sandblasted' briar pipes. Every
pipe comes equipped with an aluminium
cleaner inside the stem; this not only rein
forces the stem, but makes it very easy to
clean.
Many shapes and sizes from which to
select, and every one is fully guaranteed by
us not to ''burn OUT or crack.
And, men-remember-a half pound OF
Prince Albert, "The national JOY smoke"
free with every one of these high grade
pipes at $1.OO.
Evening star., 1924-04-23

Buy box of so Sno Cigars, smoke five OF
them, then if you are not thoroughly satisfied
and do not feel that you have received the best
cigar value in town, kindly return the remaining
cigars and we will refund your money in full
(namely, $25-the price paid for the full box.
That's fair, isn't it, men?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
6,OOO-TON SHIP SINKS
IN 35 FEET OF WATER
Steamer Mary Weems Turns Over
When Being Repaired-3OO
Workmen Save Themselves.

By the Associated Press.
CHESTER, Pa. September 1S.--The
6,0OO-ton steamer Mary Weems of
Baltimore turned over on it's side and
sank today in 35 feet of water in the
wet basin of the Sun Shipbuilding
and Drydock Co.. here. where it was
undergoing alterations. Three hum
dred workmen aboard saved them
selve by leaping to scaffolding as the
vessel overturned.
The accident is believed to have
been caused ny an open sea valve or
port hole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
HELp-MALE.
Continued.

MEN-We can use SIX high
class men with selling ability.
good personality and a desire to
make good, to sell highest quail
ity merchandise OH easy pay
ments: this is large paying
proposition and permanent to
the right men. Apply to Mr..
Blum. bet. 9 & 10 am. at Castcl-
berg National Jewelry Co, 935
Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
CHAPTER NIL.

I loss Eli found his brother IN the yard
/ titLi3g f"r'l-head 90 =, new hart
I iSaw William John rrousc M to
| Chur"htown." said hc. HE told me
TO tell You that You must take th- TWO
! horses over TO ono" because he's got
! To so ;tWaI.
! Orthu frowncd. Under his breath
I he consigned William John rr"us.
I" eternal discomfort. Then. his face
cleared.
rive been buying II horse or two
Tor lyranus. he remarked casually.
/ Hill be down along next week.
Eli gay" him 4 curious glance
ortho looked up and their eyes met.
whats the matter"
lit Wa- You ->tn.r that i,ruGrad
il uEd> from mother. | suppose"
tTtho started and then stared. Ne.
Ny Lord, what ncvI, Ne. steal that
well. he damned. Think Id
! turn toby aud rob my own family. do
YOU" Pick my right pocket to fiji my
left? Gods wrath, you're Il sweet
brother"
Il d" think 50. anyhow" said Eli
dogge'llN.
How" Why"
COS King Hern" can do his own
buy ing and hcraus" on the night
mother waS robbed YOU were out"
"rth" laughed again. smart rs
a Saus.r, aren't YOU" We'll. now III
tell Won William I,hp l,t p,o h,,ra
The horses an truc, and ,r e., ,E;,
out. I'm ont mast cvary ui,,h, ~
been TO churchrowr ~. oo,
Sweetheart there if Won must kn,v'
So now. young cleyer.'
Eli shrugged his >o,IId.rS and
turned away.
Don't YOU beiirye me-" nr,ho
called
NO"
..Why u,i-.-
Cos Ills well known William John
rrovsa y-ould,,., 1r,,s, ri ra,t, ;.,
u turnip. and thai polI,, mar hadn.,
brought youtw miles ron t:,ri,h;a,
Shed come three times ma, Iis,a"nn
and hard. She WAS ms wei ne an ,..r
| felt her.
Ortbo BIZ his lin ..Sn bo s,.,d,,,
b. called sof,ly ",,n,,,.. ,n,,,d h,.,
minute"
He led the xav round ,h, corr.
of the barn and Ell folIow.d Ertha
leaned against The wan ali sn,iG...
again.
See here. old SON said h.. in :,
whisper. you're right. did if Ru,
| did it for YOU. for YOUR sake. mind
that
Me
Ortho nodded "sur.I, I.,,,, ,o,
in less than 1wo xssrl ;rraynr.. . .,n'i
this here place fail to me DOM ,bcy"..
Yes, said Eli.
Ortho tapp.d him on ,b, chest
Well. the minu,. 90, nosS.ssion
I'm going to give Won Treaors In,.,,
stock and barrel Tbat.s III. w,.,,
father meant i'll ,alte .;,nn,, ~
didn't have time 10 mi i, in wri,in,,
But now Trepors is in tba b,s, &c;
how are we going to get il am IL
mother will play chuck ruine. Iik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
THE OWLS HOUSE
A Thrilling Adventure Story
BY CrOsbie Garstin
Copyright, 1924. by Frederick A. Stoke, Co.

into the stable as it stood, and stag
gered UP stairs. Five minutes later
she was shouting at the top Of her
lungs. She had been robbed; one of
the hundred pound bags was miss
ing,
The household ran to her call. when
had she missed it? Who had she
been with? Where had she dropped
IL? Teresa was not clear about any
thing. She might have dropped il
anywhere between PenZancr and
home, or again she might have been
robbed in the tavern or the streets.
The point was that She had lost Oh"
hundred pounds and they had got To
find it--now. a once. They We're to
take the road back, ransack til"
town, inform the magistrates. Out
with them. Away.
Having delivered herself. she turn
ed over and was Immediately asleep.
Ortho went back to bed. He would
go to Penzance if necessary, he said,
but il was useless before dawn. Let
the others look close at home first.
Wany and Martha took "a lantern
and prOdded about in the yard, cluck
ing like hens. Eli lit Il second lam
tern and Went to the stable. Perhaps
his mother had dropped the bag dis
mounting. He found the roam horse
standing in its stall, unSaddlcd it,.
felt in the remaining wallet. turned
over the litter--nothing. AS he came
out he noticed that the second horse
was oakinS wet. Somebody had
been riding hard. could have just
got in before Teresa. Ortho of course
He wondered what his brother was
up to. After some girl probably
he had heard rumors.
Martha reported the yard bare. so
HI followed the honf tracks up the
Ian" some Way-nothing.
ortho was up at dawn, read: To
go into town. but Teresa. whose re-
cuperatiE" powers were little short OF
marvellous. Was up before him and
went in herself. She found moth
ing on the road and got small cen
ISOLATION from the magistrates.
ieop'- who mfX"d their drinks ard
their company when in possession Of
iafS" sums OF ready money should
no; complain If they lost ii. She
ought to be thankful she had not
been relieved Of the lot. They WouiG
make inquiries. of course, but held out
no hope. Their" was an officer with
IL string of recruits III town. an Irish
priNat"er and two foreign ships in
port. to say nothing of the Guernsey
plIc. was Srethiug
with coVetous and d sp-ratt, char
actrrS. They wagGed their wigs and
doubted If Sh" would ,.cr sac her
money again.
She never did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18

PRACTICAL MUSE. middle aged. white. in
xai'd or maternity cas"1c Write or call II. -.
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Sprayed li.;i,.ly il gar
bag cans, inks. drains
ard m"sty places about
the. i-o.te. Deti,ol purises
Tie air like a fresh, cleans
ing breeze. Daily spray
ir3s III every rcom will
overcome Stuttiness ard
MAKE YOU. home a pleas
ant place 10 live IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18

CONTINUED in Tomorrow Star.)
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WHITE WOMAN 10 take care Of yrarpld
hhH M. I" . pm. 112J East Capitol
St Anr {.
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Spray Dethol daily in
side lavatcTy bowls. Most
disa greeable doors and
stains viii! soon disappear.
Dc.rol distinction renc-
ttGtcs where TO brush or
mop can reach.
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HELP MALE

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - Only good men
need apply: state experience aud give refer
ances. Address Box 79-B. star Office. 49,
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81 ENoiHAFHEE-SE SIT R..TAKI WISHES ilaiI.
ilmr r".'tiou- Phone I!yatfsSilIa ~ H. Ia
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EoY drsir.s work Of any Ind I,s. II
n
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BOY, colOrtd 1" drive Ford delivery auto
reference rpu-irpd. iR2oa 18th ST. NV.
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SALESMAN, clothing and fur
nishings. thoroughly expert
enced; permanent position. good
salary. Livingston's, oOS 9TH
ST nv
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Man, AIfD A., Intelligent aud Ira,eieI
desires position a. day or night -lcfa in
shau hotpi. Or a. cashier: furnish back ref
rTenc"s and cash bond Address Box M. T.
Office
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Detiiol locse~S Girt and
cuts grease like magic.
Spray Det,,ol lightly on
windows, tile, marble. pot
ter, enamel ware, bath
tuso5, basins. etc. then
just wipe them clean. No
hard scrabb:ns!
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.
rp1tinurd.


MAID in store cafeteria work. neat,
perienc"d cuior'. II wants position: city
ref. Phone Not 1865
PRACTICAL. NU,,.Sss. middle aged. white. in
Haiih or maternity case, Write call H. ~.
u. lt1h q ~. ne.
PRIVATE TUTORING, IN English grammar
ana advanced Enaiish composition. rhetoric
ana literature. 'y Young woman Of ability:
university credits Address Box 2y3-B, star
office. oos
SfENoGRafltER. dictapbonr. secretary. finer
onEhly understands patent law engineering.
rhiir"an and machinery: 81, per week. Ad.
dreSs t"y 2t3 ". Star Office. 81.
S1ENoGHAIiEKS SIT R.fAKI WISHES paTi.
TINE t"sttlou. Phone HymtfssilIa ~ Il. ia-
STE.UsEA experienced: go
week. Address Fox Ifi u. office iSs
lAilDRfSS, repair; competent, .riIHii':
wants work. Col. iOis.
1ot Mt LADY want, lostion ia d"ctG''~ ~
dentist Office: has lad experience. Phone Goa
ii9l-w Ias
TEACHER desires I,u,iIIDn Ia reach French
and history in high school All subjects ~
grammar school. Address Eos >.-l:, star of
fee -
lniNG LADY wants position. u!ticc st"@".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES OF ALL KINDS - Furniture.
also pianos and taking machines. \ f..
Arnold. I32a u ~. NV. Main SlT@.
- -
APPAREL. ueedcd ;nr runmoge sale: also mis-.
cola neuEs housrhuid art los: Will make ca sl
offrr. i'hono Frank. GnI-'.W.
ANY nIND, Or OLD t:Los'HrS. furniture and
iunk: arnn fcStsl T."avjif. siS ~. -. sw. 1863
CAMERAS. Held glasses siuiguEs. tools of
every kind; anything Won have TO sell. Grore-S,
nth and NV. Phon" Franklin $50 or postal.
BEDROOM SET. dining room set, living room
set. kitchen cabinet. . rugs. hallrack, library
table: also mahOgaDv upright piano. Call
Franklin $3.50 IL
CITY DIIiI.> Tom. 1873 good c.iii-
dit'on ~ .nd
CLOTHING ,men'sl, ear lnusc. Phone as
Main +l4j. Give Us ;.y an,i then know why
we always buy CsCd clothing. hats. shoes, etc,
Justh's Old Stand, 6i9 u.
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ohEhiI understands patent law. engineering
rhhf"an ana machinery: 81, per week. td
dress Hoy 2e3- g. Star Office. ~
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EofS. white, over IG years OF age. with u
y. y. Nv"
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"oMAN for housew"rk and copkiug: good
COOS: references required; stay nights. Ciryc-
land 49, Ias
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Roy Or YOUNG MAN. with saI,e kuuwled2e
OF painting. to finish learning trade. Ttle-
pfon" North J29-J between and pm.
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GENERAL. not SEN uEk snail family, or
care Of "iil.d. ill., 2l>T -. Nv.
GENEEAi. HnG SEWuiik OF nur<". l.; ,"i-
ord girl: we'll experienced. Iii3 " -. u
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
civil Service ExamlnatIol

PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSON IN GREGG
Shorthand: day evening. Phone Columbia
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boohhEEpEE. experiences and rolup. tent .
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