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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
DUELo "A MUERTE

En- ell barrio Mesquite de Vie
ques tuvieron un encuentro personal
Isidro Martinez y Evaristo Romero del
cual sali6 Romero con dos heridas que
le inhriera su adversario y este con a.
gunas heridss de bala a consecuencia
&c tres tiros que lie disparara Romero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
Del ''New York Herald:

FL Departamento de la Guerra ha
sido notificado de que en- los prime
ros dias de enero Puerto Rico Sc pro
pone enviar a Washington una dele
gacion para tratar con el gobierno
de status future de la isla. Por me
dio de una resolution la Legislature
ha votado 80 mil pesos para cubrir
los gastos de la mission.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
MUERTo DE UNA PUNALADA

Del Quartet de Policia de Moca nos
envian la siguiente noticia: En- la tar
de del 81 de diciemhre Y en- el barrio
"Aceituna" fue muerto de una puma
lada que recibiera Ell el costado izquier
10, Jose salas. Sc ha Narrestado como
presunto matador a Ildefonso Pilot.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
166 LITRos DE CANITA

La pohcia de Puerta de TERRA arres-
to a Ignacio Valentin ocup$ndole 166
litros de ron csfita. Denuncisdo ante
la Corte Municipal, fue sentenciado a
pagar S1O.OO de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
BALE EN- Ell cENTRo EsPANoL
DE MAYAGUEZ

Hemos recibido una atenta invita-
ci6r de la Directiva del Centre Espa-
mol de Mayagiiez para ell Bale de So
c;edad que Sc celebrara en- aqueila ciu-
dad, el dia 6 del corriente.
Damos nuestras mas expresivas gra-
cias por tan cortes invitaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
TODOS LOS FARTIDOS

Ha sido anunciado en- el Departa-
mento de la Guerra que la delega-
ci6n, que estara formada de repre-
sentantes de todos los Partidos, hara
una apelaci6n formal para que SO
decrete la independence de Puerto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
oPoRTUNIDAD PARA PERSONA
CON $4,000

Por ausentarme vendo negocio que
produce $4,000 mensuales. Lo vendo
garantizando que produce este benei-
clio. Infoim mes: Apartado 1852, San
Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
SlLVESTRE FEIJOo

En- su oonicilio, Monjss NO. 2
trabaja de su profession todos los
dias de 9 IL A. NJ. Y de 3 a {
p. M Tel. SIS verde. Apartadc
GOT. San Jusn. p. q.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
PoINCARE INICIA SUNCAM-
CAMPANA ELECTORAL

PARIS, enero 2 Omitted Press)-M.
Poincare ha salido hoy hacia Meuse
con ell prop6sito de iniciar en- aquella
poblaci6n su campafia para las proxi-
mas elecciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
FELICITACIoNES DE NAVI,
DAD A MR.. COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, enero Gable fran
ces)-En Ia reception del Primero de
Ano ofrecida por Mr.. Coolidge. este
la recibido mas de $500 visitantes en-
Ell transcmso de tres horas solamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03

LAS ALMoRRANAS Sc GU
RAN EN- 6 IA DIAS. UNGUEN-
TO PAZO las cura, va sean simples,
sangranIes, externas con picazon.
La primers aplicaci6n ha alviO-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
EsTRoPEADo PoR UN AUTO

En- la calle San Jose de esta. ciudad
fue atrapado por un auto propiedad
dc o. B. Fresse dc santurce, Ramon
Adams quien sali6 del accidente con
algunas contusiones de caracter leve.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
BELIoGRAPH:

Dia de las Damas. Episodes Z, 5 y
Q de "lSick Carter, Ell c6lebre Detec-
tive''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03

EI zapato LONDON" es per-
fecto desde la puntera al talon:
Es ell zapato que todos quieren
imitar:
LONDON SHOE SHOP
7 San Jose ST. San Juan, p. r.
DON PRIMITIVE MARTINEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03

Rico. En- todas parties sedice, sin en-
barge, que el movimiento solo tende-
IA 4 obtener para la isla una pro-
mesa dc autonomia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
PRENSA AMERICANA
Continuation de Ia Sra. pag.

ceria no la admission de Puerto
Rico a la estadidad, conocido como
es que 81 Sc opone a toda enmienda
material del Acta Organica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
SE DIRIGIRA AL CONGRESO

La delegation solicitara del Con-
grcso que legisle nuevamente respec-
to al future status de la isla, pero
su esfuerzo primordial tendra OBJ
tcner alguna forma de promesa para
cue Ell su eventualidad sea garan-
tizada la autonomia al pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
RIALTO:

Tarde y noche: FL Captain Fantas-
MAJ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
Ell GoBIERNo NO HARA NADIA

Toda indication prevaleciente es
que el gobiorno no esta dispuesto por
ahora a hacer NADIA que afecte ell
status de Puerto Rico, sea este ten
dente Ia autonomia, independencia
o estadidad, como cs el prop6sito de
Ia cCmision. Hase hablado mucho
en- la isla respecto solicitar que Sc
Ia admita en- la union. Esta aspira-
ci6n ha nacido desde el dia en- que
q Cobernador Towner tomo las rien-
das del poder insular la primavera
ultima, en- que el Secretario de Mari
ma DENLY y su s6quito del "Hender-
SON. compuesto de senadores Y re-
sentantes, arribaron San Juan.
FL MOVIMIENTO SEPARATISTA
Por aquel entonces la opinion Sc
gun Sc decia en- los circulos bien in
formados tendia a levantar el senti-
miento de Ia isla hacia la indepen-
dencia, que mas luego culminaria en-
On moyimiento separatista por me-
do de una propaganda para obtener
Ia estadidad. La posibilidad de lue
Ia estadidad fuera garantizada no
fu6 externada por Ia gran mayoria
de senadores miembros del Con-
greso que constituian el sequito del
Secretario DENLY.
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POPULAR:

"El Peregrino" tcharlie chapiin)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-03
TRES BANDERAs:

"Muerto por la Ley" en- actos y
una c6mica.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30
Little Stories For
 Bedtime, By : Burgess
stiekytees Tslls Johnny Chuck A Secret

Stlckytees Tells Johnny Chuck A Secret NEVILLE Johnny Chuck was stuffing
 w himself in order to maks more
 fat before seeking his bed to sleep the long winter away he did a lot of thinkingsf, You know one can think and eat saaA the same time very nicely. What was Johnny Chuck think ing about? He was thinking about the coming winter and the curious ways in which his friends and neighbors would spent it. When other people do things ;1 a@different,, way from. the way we do them we are very apt to think that their ways are curious, quite forgetting that to them our way may seem just as curious.
 To Johnny Chuck there is only one sensible way of spending the long months when rough Brother North Wind and Jack Frost roar and howl and pinch and squeeze, and that is to curl up comfortably way down where rough Brother North Wind and Jack Frost cannot reach him and there sleep until they have gone back to the far Northland. Johnny Chuck always thought of it as the only sensible thing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

hobby horse to take sail with me on my nice little white boat, for, thought all the crew har gone home to visit their mamas"
 Maybe they do not know how to sail the boat without you as Captain!' Wal ter said.
 "Yes, they dol" the Captain replied, You see, now they have made Red Hig- gins captain, for he's the fiercest one of the whole crew!"
 ''They are all busy putting up the sails v the Wizard said, '"They must have tied Red Higgins when he said he did not wish to become Piratew
 That is just what we did :" one sail or called down to our friends. And Red Higgins is in the cabin now cry ing. He says he wants to go hom, to his mama :"
 Maybe you had better run down in the cabin and unite Red Higgins 50 that he can run home and see his mama" l" Walter told the sailor.
 My goodness !" the saidor replied, "I wouldn't dare do that! The rest of the crew would not like it ]"
 Indeed! We wouldn't" six or seven of the other sailors cried. eff Onarley untleS Capla1n neu higgins, we will cut off his ears 1"
 "There! You seew Snarley told Walter, "I guess do not care to have my ears cut off"
 What had we better do?'' the little fat Captain asked Raggedy Ann. In few moments they will have the sails up and sail away, leaving us behindp This was just what was. about to happen, for the last sail was soon in place and the man called "Snarley" took his place at the wheel. "Is everything ready?" he called out.
 "Yee ho!" all the other sailors yelled back.
 Then here she goes!" Snarley cried as he gave the wheel twist.
 The Raggedys and Walter expected to see the nice little white boat sail away when Snarley twisted the wheel, but the little boat stayed right where 1t had been before. Something's wrong ]" Snarley yelled.
 Something's wrong!" all the other pirates echoed.
 "Why didn't it goY Raggedy Ann asked the little fat Captain.
 T can't imagine why!' he replied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30
FOR THE BACHELOR

The electric valet is the name given to a most ingenious arrangement that presses trousers as successfully as the most expert man servant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

in the same time. The radio signals, then, will be received by ship virtually the instant they are sent, and, from the length of time that elapses before the sound signals are received, the distance of the ship from the source of the sig nals can be calculated.
 Special clocks have been designed for ships, which automatically convert this difference in time itno distance in miles. A radio compass enables the navigator of the ship to determine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

If economy of coal is better to keep the kitchen fire over night, even if you run the furnace short of coal. With a boiler attached to the kit chen range, it is superior hotwater system that will supply for the amount of coal fed into it at night tn keep it smoldering (say four shovelfuls of kitchen coal) double the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30
OILING WITH A WIRE
Simple Device Said to Solve Many
 fabrication Problems

Simple Device Said to SOlVo Many
 fabrication Problems
 Spring sqheaks and body "chirps" are the bane of every automobile owners life, hut what can be done to eliminate them? The oil can will not reach all parts of the springs; neither will 1t spread oil round abrupt corners.
 Here is an easy, simple way to over come the difficulty and increase the reach of your. oil can. Drill one-quar' ter inch hole in large, long cork. Slip the spout of the oil can through the hole until the end projects about one-half inch. Then take a piece of stiff wire-cooper wire is best-about eighteen inches long. Insert one end of it into the cork, parallel to the spout and touching it. Shove it in far enough to hold the wire securely in place Your oil can spout extension is now ready for use.
 To use it bend the wire into any curve necessary to get round corners or into inaccessible places. Invert the can, press the bottom with the thumb in the usual way, and each drop of oil of the springs oil can easily be placed where it is most needed,-Youth's Com panion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30
By Branner

And then, everyone knew that the Wizard had worked his magic upon the little white boat that was the reason the Pirates could not make it move away through the water.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

Then the Wizard winked his left eye at Raggedy Ann and tie Captain said, Tets go over here ,nd - down Maybe we can think of something to dop'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30
My Neighbor Says

When hot flannels are wanted in illness, try heating them in steam CT and you will then avoid the trouble of wringing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

accurately his direction fror the light' ship, so that the exact position of his vessel is made known to him as soon as he approaches close enough O the lightship to receive its signals.-Jack Binns in Popular Science Monthly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

heat of any furnace. You have sus- tained the heat of the boiler, kept the walls of the kitchen warm and next morning can soon have everything hot at further expenditure of some four or five measures of coal. The opposite result is shown where the fire goes out. It takes a long time to get house or room warm that is ''stone cold" and instead of eight measures of coal you will use 12 to tR all told
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30
RADIO NOW GUIDES SHIP Lighthouse May Be Supplanted By Us,
 Of Ether Waves

Radio has brought about many changes in present-day life. Now it seems likely to cause the elimination of a useful and picturesque institution that has endured ever since ancient man lighted his beacon fires to guide the homecoming mariner-the light house.
 The lighthouse service of the depart ment of commerce is conducting a se- ries of important experiments with the radio, beacon, or radio fog signal. on the lightship at Nantucket Shoals where all transatlantic shipping conserges The radio beacon depends for it's eff cacy on the difference in the speed of sound waves and radio waves.
 From the lightship radio signals and sound signals from a submarine signal ing device are transmitted simultane- ously. The former travel 1S6,OO0 miles in second, the latter only 1000 feet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

White kid gloves should be rubbed gently with bread crumbs after each wearing and they will keep clean a long time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

Do not throw your coffee grounds into the garbage can. They should be emptied into the sink, as they will help materially in keeping the drain pipe clean.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30
WINNIE TWINKLE
 |.AAvetiiMses - ~f \ |KasANeAy s
 sAkaA
 ~%aAnA ~ |Ka9ee@ | sAnNN

lot of cream puffs to give to the little fat Captain, for, when he found that his crew had captured his nice little white boat, the fat little Captain sat down and cried and cried. When he had fin ished eating the CT e a m puffs, of course, he felt very much better. so Rag gedy Andy washed his face nice and clean and. said, "Well never mind, Captain, if the crew wish to become Pirates, you just letthea, :! Any way, they will get into trouble, I'll bet q nickel and then they will be sorry that they captured your nice littl, white boat !"
 T spect they will !" the little fat captain replied, But you see, I asked you and Raggedy Ann and Walter and his mama and daddy and the nice Wizard and the wonderful
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

I must hurry or I shall be too late" Stickytoes wished Johnny Chuck long sleep with pleasant dreams and started on.
 Next Story: The Surprising Secret Of Stickytoes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-30

To fasten off an eyelet so that it will not ravei work the last three stitches slightly loose, then run the needle back through them. With the point of the needle draw them up firmly and smoothly in succession, taking the one nearest the right hand first. Cut off the end closely.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
WANTED-AGENTS.

A BUSINESS OF YUCR OWN-Make Sparkling
glass name and number plates, medallions,
checkerboards. signs; big Illustrated book free.
l.. Palmer. 124. Wooster. Ohio
AGENTS-90c an hour to advertise and dis
tribute samples to consumers: write quick for
territory and particulars. American Products
CO.. 262o Amer can bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS wANTED-A stamped envelope will
bring you sample of a useful article. Cen
tral Speciality Co.. SO S. !7th ST.. Philadelphia
beautiful: fast sellers; agencies now being
placed; write for liberal proposit on today.
bradford Company. 81. Joseph. Mich.
AGENTs-s30 daily representing factory; elec-
pay pay advanced: We we deliver. Write Write for s sample. %
Goldsmith. 70 So. Clinton. Chicago.
AGESTS-sa0 to 500 weekly; easy selling
new. junk bic-letter, changeahe signs:
every merchant buys: cataloS free. Peoples
Mfg. o64 w. Randolph. Chicago.
AGENTS-s10O weekly: new, practical neces-
stiles: every auto owner buys on sight; popu-
Tar prices; big profits; sales guaranteed. Su-
preme Products Co.. Como bldg. CD cago
AGBNTS-Make $500 month selling electric
lighted vanity cases; every woman buys; COM
mission advanced: we deliver, collect. Span
AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS AND MECHANICS,
HAND SOAP removes DIRT, and GREASE
without using any water; contains no grit or
any injurious chemicals; four large cans sent
prepaid on receipt Of 81. Agents wanted. The
klain laboratory. oe21 Diamond ST.. Phiiadel-
BRCSH sALF;SMEN-Why work for small
commission? We pay 60 per cent: largest va
riety: bigii-srade brushes. etc; exclusive ter
rtory. Hoy i".. station \, Hartford. Conn.
DISTRICT MAN AGENs vsn:cd: oppo;rf local
agents for IL yopr loca1it!: y" carvassine
missions advanced. Inthor Co.. $50 Cengr's
Chicago.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

SONN I-tOI YIN DI.IN I
Young man, "a years OF age.
five years experience taking full
charge correspondence and de-
tails for wholesale department
of large local establishment;
competent for secretarial duties
and office management. Ad-
dress Box 165-S. Star Office. =
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EMPL0YMENT AGENCIEs

Washington Employment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
secretaries. Room al3. Transportation bldg,
18th and II SITS nv.
maids. diswashers, cleaners. jauiters, visit
-rs, isbovcrs. supplied FulIer's Excha ar-"
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HELP-DOMEsTIC.

CHAMBEEMAID-GooJ I,oWc. stay nights;
good wages. Apply $50, Ontario nd. nv.
C0InI;ED Girl. for rrn"r:l i:orserrnrk Ar
- y i3I Shepard st. NV. . 1
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Man With Car to Manage
OUTSIDE SALES ORGANIZATION OF ONE
OF WASHINGTON'S LARGEST DEPART
MEST STORES LIBERAL. COMPENSATION
To 1890 AN. 1877 NEW YORK AVE,
ROOM - SEP MR. LYNCH
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SITUATIONS-MALE.
CORRESPONDENT.
Continued.

YOUNG MAN desires work with real estate
or insurance firm; moderate salary. Address
Box 1875. Star office.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
Continued.

Statesmen with automobiles for large col:
ored subdivision here in this city; lipe.al
commissions. &c Apply Mr.. Thompson, 2lo. isls
SPLENDID PROPOSITION-sell gummed tape
rapidly replacing twire; $50 to $3.50 weekly;
ful! or part time. saser Company. Manufae-
TIE BLANCHARD Co, Aurora. H.. recogniz-
ed as fastest growing line in advertising in
wire salesman. who can sell exclusive art and
commercial calendars. holiday greetings direct
mail advertising; fans. blotters. pencils and
novelties: commission contract with weekly
advances: exclusive territory; real factory CO.
operation; Give full experiences. references
etc. Address y. II. Grady. Sales Manager.
TWO GOOD MEN. IL willing to work, can
make good money; best commission basis: also
advance on sales. Apply $50 AM, s15 9Th
st. n.w 1Ss
ing photo supplies, artists materials, greeting
cards, etc; write, stating age. experience, SAL
ary desired and references; will treat as
strictly confidential. Address Box 1898. Star
WE HAVE An OPENING for Grst-ciass real
estate statesmen. We furnish prospects.
Chance for live wire with an old-established
firm. Apply sales manager, NJ J. Ezine, J3i
New York avenue Main 1861.
4 $3.50 sales to merchants net you $50 daily.
Sayers Systems. 2so3 Sheffield ave.. Chicago.
$3.50 PROFIT on new $3.50 specially every
merchant needs: write for sample. Mer-
chants Association. 542 S. Dearborn. Chicago
2O,eOO YEARLY; state distributors: amazing
newly invented pricing system. retails si.80;
merchants buy instantaneously: competi-
tion: tremendous demand. Milcn Mfg, Co
lonial bldg, Boston, Mass.
$50 DAILY made by best men; $50 weekly
and expenses guaranteed against commissions
all retailers buy. Dept. N. Main Speciality
Company. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
SALESMAS-High-g grade experienced man. ac-
cnstomed 10 earning more than average; per-
manent position selling nationally known man
ufacturers products; many accounts establish
cd in territory: drawing account: state past
experience. references application con6den tial !;
training by New York manager.
Address i. q. Box 1113.
ilxa 10
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ored subdivision here in this city; liberal
commissions. Apply Mr.. Thompson. 21O. 1873
l. Ht N w lSs
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
CnntlumeA.


CHAUFFEUR, housemau. dishwasher. driver,
porter butler. waiter: references. y. 3I45.
COLoRED COOK, $50; waitress. s.5; general
work, $50; couple to Pennsy vania, 1925; white
nurse, s75; also kitchen maid, $50 Help need
ed. 1881 L st. p.w.
COOKS, Mattresses, maids. houseworkers. day
workers. bus boys. porters. walters, furnished
COOK. general worker. maid. laundress: part
time or days work; references. n. 3745.
COOKS-First class chef; also houseman or
janitor: highly recommended. n. 9Oll.
COOKS. houseworkers, neat Mattresses, colored
lanndrcss, days work. Monday. North 2669- " e.
1891 9th NV. Phillips Exchange.
COOKS. houseworkers. maids, lHundresses,
mattresses. Robinson Bureau, POLL 1lth St
y. 1893. @2'
COOK, white. for Farmont, w. Va; nurse
for Virginia: Kitchen maid and working house
keepers. Ladies' Exchange. eOl Vermont ave
COOKS. nurses. mattresses. laundress, buffers,
chaureurs. janitors. laborers, maids, fremen :;
city and away. Potomac 50. is.
HXPERIBNCBD HELP supplied free; all de
partments. Monday, North 2663W. 1J2l 9th
NV. Phillips Exchange.
HOME AGENCY-Good help supplied: help Of
all kinds wanted. with references. North 5I45.
1910 18th st. NV.
RELIABLE domestic and commercial. white
and colored help. Briggs Bureau. 1907 14tL
st. Potomac 1888.
SECOND MEN ttwo,, kitchenmaids. wait
resses and butler. white. TO leave town. Ap-
ply GentlewOman's League, 1924 II st. nv.
BEST POSITIONS FOR
bookkeepers., typists. stenographers, clerks. me-
National. Personnel Bureau,
305 Bond bldg 14Ih \. y. ave. NJ 644.
-
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PERSONAL.

I WANTED = INSTRUCTION On PIPE UL-
. Office. lss
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TO BOARD BABIES AND SMALL CuI!.
dren; hest care: references: beautiful ioratio
reasonable. Adams 2335-H. 1870 Inglrsid
terrace. 16s
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
COnt1nued,

COOK-Colored; live in country; Canada In
summer; references required. 17oS Mass. ave.
u .,
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la, nau aauMDhfL.Washing and ironing by reliable
Homan' strictly open-sir drying i0Ir, iii,
81. NV. Franklin 9.3f ras
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Established New York corpo-
ration dealing in first mortgages
on income-producing city real
estate is charging its sales Or
ganization for the purpose of
raising the remainder of it's
capitalization; this is not the
ordinary stock proposition and
we will not consider the ordi-
nary stock salesman. Men
selected must have broad vision
and a determination to succeed
in a large way; must have rec
ords that will bear strictest in
vestigation. To those qualify
ing we offer permanent and
lucrative positions on a salary
and commission basis. Applica-
tons strictly confidential. Ad-
dress Box 1915. Star office. X
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LOST & FOUND.
SEE PAGE 3, PART I.
HELP MALE

gEVER faais ORIGINAL reco,an enddtg,iS e
on dpplyto9 for employment. Use C0Elhe,
ACCOUNTANT, with general experience; nth ~
manufacturing corporation, one famli.aar nrc
handling material and supWy accoun.o o-crrti,,
ferred: position requires an alert. en ,aIary
man Of initiative and wide experience,
commeusurate with ability. Address boA ,ss
Star office ~
Evening star., 1924-03-16

AGENTS wanted to sell Milheia ma' tah,a
pure NIL OF magnesia condensed palstaa1ia, arai,n
convenient, economical. Wrlte , lor nnxran
lars. MiInesia Laboratories, McGiawn-bo"en
lldr Atlanta Ga
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Phone North 1854 >'e0 "'iN'"
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sITUATIONs-MALE, FEMALE.
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

YOUNG southern coIored couple want work il
private family. Annly at 524 LIST st n w.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

ELDERLY LADY, NEAR COLUMBIA RI.
and 18th, wants two-hour ride. Afternoon.
twice week. closed car; owner driving; Lac! :!
preferred Address Box 222.S. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

or cleaning by coloreu
Evening star., 1924-03-16

SEAMSTRESS. experienced, wants to max
for sewing ny the day or week
office