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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22

heard a disturbance at the Indian
Oil Refining filing station at Airing
ton Ave, and Washington St, early
Sunday, she called Walker who ran
out and caught a man at the wheel
of waiting machine. AS he was
holding the man, two men who had
1ntered the station came out and
fed when Walker fired. The man in
the machine escaped.
Tracing the license number of the
machine. police arrested Murphy at
his home. The Sipes brothers were
caught at Sherman DR.. and Wash
ington st. A man with the Sipes
brothers escaped. Thefts Of pay
phones, were reported from Stand
ard Oil filing stations at Sherman
DR.. and Washington St, Sheridan
Ave, and Washington ST., and New
York St. and Gladstone Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22

ADVISE FOLKS TO
BEWARE Of COLDS
DrS, BibIer Remind Persons
That a Stitch in Time
Saves Nine.

A neglected cold" say Or. John
J. Bihler and his wife. DR.. Mabel
+. Bibler. chiropractors. sos State
Life building. is the same old story
of d stitch in time
Folks who say, oh. think I'll
Just let it wear off will probably let
1t just wear them and their families
and everybody in the office out be
fore they get relief Colds are
brought about by a lack Of elimina-
ton Of the poisons from the body,
due TO pressure on the nerve sup
ply to the kidneys, causing the sys-
TEN to become weak or susceptible
to the changes, and the body does
not adjust itself quickly enough,
hence the cold or some other abnor-
NAL condition. II will only take a
chiropractic adjustment at the very
beginning Of a cold to put a sudden
stop to It,
Occasional examination and al.
justment by a chiyopractor will
bring about normal conditions.
which will increase the resistance"
says DR.. Bibler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
OFFICERS WIFE
FO|LS ROBBERY
Hears Men at Filling Station
Three Arrested,

Henry Sipes, %, and Raymond
Sipes, 20, of 22O1 E. Washington
Sc, and Edward Murphy, 4 Wood
land Dr., were held today under high
bonds on vagrancv charges while
police are seeking a fourth in con
nection with gasoline filing station
robberies Saturday and Sunday.
When the wife of Patrolman Bert
Walker, COLT E. Washington St.,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
POLICE IN FINE SPIRITS
Said They Had Alcohol Shower"
in Raid on Souths:de Home.

Members of Police Lieutenant An
derson's squad today told of an
alcohol shower" they said they re-
ceived when they raided the home
of Ballhaser Hoffert, 1437 S. Meri-
dian St. Saturday night.
They alleged Hoffert and his wife
threw three gallons of alcohol on
them and then threw disinfectant in
their faces. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffert
were held on blind tiger charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
COUPLE INJURED
WHEN Struck BY
POLICE MACHINE
TraffiCmen 0'SuIIivan and
Bowling Figure in
Accident,

Miss Daisy Van Leet. IS. and
Harry Altsman. both of 1910 E.
Washington St. are suffering today
from injuries received Saturday when
struck by machine driven by Traf-
fcman Eugene O'Sullivan, 243 Park
view Ave, at Highland Ave and
Washington 81. Traficman John
Bowling. 21S y. Randolph. riding
with O'Su1Lvan. and numerous wit
nesses told Sergeant Tooley and
squad the machine was travelling
eighteen miles an hour.
Mrs. Edna Mills. 20, of $50 Udell
St, is in a serious condition at the
city hospital from a severe nervous
shock and possible internal injuries
after she was struck by a machine
driven by ". J. Lambert. 1927 W
Michigan st, at Belmont Ave. and
Washington ST. Lambert was ar
rested
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Woman Pedestrian Bitten

Anna St. Clair, l776 Morgan St.
wa severity bitten by a dog belong
ing to Russell Hiatt. 145S McClain
St. while she was walking in How
ard St. near Belmont Ave. Mrs. St.
Clair said two little girls were lead.
ing the dog when he suddenly broke
loose and rushed at her, biting her
on the foot and tearing her shoe
The dog was ordered held for oh.
servation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
SCOUTS HEAR RALSTON
Senator Speaks to Boys Camped en-
His Farm.

Live not unto thyseIf alone.
Leave society better than you found
It, or the efforts of your parents
and the Government viii be wasted
Obey the law and rub elbows with
the best fellows"
This IS the advice Of Senator
Samuel ". Ralston TO Boy Scout
troop No. 81. The Scouts. under
leadership Of Scoutmaster Merle Mil
Ter liked 10 the Ralston farm
Saturday night to camp.
The Senator was an unexpected
visitor at the Sunday school services
conducted by Merle Carver. presi-
dent Of Buter Y. VI. c. a. a strip
Of beech bAsk carved in shape Of
Indiana with initials Of the twenty
five boys, was presented the Senator.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
MAY BRING BODY HERE

Body Of Anton Herntschier, who
died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Marie Volz. Toledo. Ohio, will
probably be brought here for burial.
He formerly conducted a shoe re-
pair shop at 946 FIT. Wayne Ave. He
was the father OF Harry Herntschier,
915 n. New Jersey St, buyer for
Kiefer- Stewart Drug Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22

alive in a fire which destroyed the
hospital the week after we got
him there.
The average earnings Of a sea
son is $1,000. The most 7 have
ever taken in in fourteen years is
81 800 III a season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22

This means that I have to
work with the fishing schooners
in the summer as the cost of sup
plies is so high. I have paid as
high as $50 a barrel for -four with
other supplies in proportion.
But I Ike this life. | am free
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Two Charges Faced

Charles Andrews. PISA Columbia
Ave, is held today on charges of
vagrancy and unlawful possession Of
an automobile after police say he
was found attempting to start the
machine OF Charles Bergerman. in
front of his home at 2I4+ Church
mann Ave, Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Elephant Kills Trainer

b Ilmcs HpeCldF
ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. 22.-The
body of stephen A. Hancock. TO-
veteran animal trainer was home
today for burial. following his death
when attacked by an Infatuated
elephant at Belle Center. Ohio.
Hancock was an elephant trainer
with small circus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
From Far
and Near

Through streets bristling with ma
chine guns, rifles and shotguns, the
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Sunday moved three billion dollars
to vaults in its new treasury in the
Monolthis Bldg, Maiden Lane and
Nassau st. More than 200 armed
men were employed in guarding the
money loaded in thirty seven
armOred autos for its trip of less
than four blocks
The first witchcraft trial in Ger
many in perhaps a century has just
taken place in Berlin. A peasant
woman whose livestock became sick
charged a neighbor woman with
casting spell over them. The neigh
Dor sued for SANDER and the defend
ant. still maintaining witchcraft had
killed her stock, was fine So.
Mary Bait. 8, of Chicago, is in a
hospital in a critical condition with
a bullet wound in lung. John
Barnhart, Z. accidentally shot her
while they were playing burglar in
his home.
A too friendly stranger cost r. G.
Royal, is. Texas University student.
$50. Royal, passing through CHI
cago on his way from the intercol
legiate rife matches at Camp Perry.
Ohio. loaned the stranger $40 to
make telephone call. He never
came back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22

and independent No man is my
boss 1 can come ands go as I
please
1t Is healthy. too. Some day
I suppose. I Will pass out But
that doesn't bother the trapper Of
the north"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
.RlVERSlDES CLAIM TITLE
a. AS Down Keystones at Pennsy
Park, l to 0.

The Riverside A a. claims the
Marion County baseball champion
ship after defeating the Keystones.
l 10 0. Sunday in the decisive con
test Of a three-game series. Lefty
Gillum shut out the Keystones for
the second time and knocked in the
winning run. Gillum has not been
scored on in the last twenty-five i
uings.
The Riversides have victories over
the Y. NJ S. Spades. Indiana
Travellers. Indianapolis Cardinals.
Beech Grove Reds. Ben Davis and
Keystones. Next Sunday the River.
sides play the Brazil Elks at Brazil.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Herman BERGMAN Missing

Mrs. Herman Berenman.I 1910
Fletcher Ave. has asked police to
search for her son, Herman, Jr., u,
whom she reported missing from
home since early Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
COUNT QUASHING ASKED
Attorney Alleges Only Men Can
Compose Grand Jury Legally.
By Times Special

D. INIFS NpFCTII
MONTICELLO. Ind. Sept. %
Men only may indict. according to a
plea entered here TO quash indict-
ment Of murder against Edward
johnson Of Wolcott. charged with
killing Marshal Bert Cowgirl. Aug. 6.
johnson was indicted by a grand
jury composed of three men and
three women. His attorney SAYS
there is no law authorizing women
grand jurors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Eleven Days

Usually by Oct. Is the ground
Is covered with snow.
L make the round of the river
traps first. This takes FIVE days.
Then I cover the ground to the
north Of the river, taking up four
days. The trip 70 the south occu-
pies two days. making eleven days
in all necessary for a round Of all
the traps
Evening is spent in skinning
and pegging out the days take.
In January we usually come
in for supplies TO Rigolet and to
bring in the fur already taken.
The final return 10 Rigolet is
made April Is.
The traps must be covered in
all kinds Of weather. Usually there
IS at least one blizzard a week.
but one must go ahead. Sometimes.
though, you have TO lay in shelter
for several days because II the
impOsSibility Of finding the way in
the thick snow storm. Then. TOO.
loneliness is appalling. For seven
months one hardly ever sees an
other human being.
II YOU get sick, you either get
we'll or die.
Last year Willie Montagu stag
gered into my camp. But the next
day ne was helpless with paraly-
sis. I gathered thirteen other
trappers and we fashioned a sled
on which we dragged him into the
hospital AT Rigolet.
1t took us fourteen days travel
ing sixteen hours a day.
And then Willie was burned
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Canoes and Boat

Generally we leave Rigolet on
the 25th of September" he mar.
rates.
We go by water in canoes and
motor boats up Hamilton Inlet to
Lake Melville. then up the Nasa-
kaupi River to where it is joined
by the Northwest River, up which
we proceed. each man to his own
particular hunting ground.
Each man picks out his own
place and returns to it year after
year. His right to it is not ques-
toned by others. 1t is the unwrit-
ten code of the Northland.
Far up the Northwest River,
some 200 miles from Rigolet,
have my main camp.
When I arrive l cache my win
ter supplies. If you don't, rowing
bands Of Indians or Eskimos are
apt to steal them, which might
mean starvation.
Then I set out on my trap
lines.
For twenty-seven miles on the
river front. fourteen one way and
thirteen the other, l put out 106
fox traps. as it is along the river
that one is most apt to find foxes.
Then I go thirty miles North
Of the river setting out $50 traps.
Then fifteen miles 10 the south
Of the river, where I place $50
traps.
This makes seventy-two miles
Of traps that 7 must cover.
Then begins my regular rou-
tine of winter work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22

The role of Captain Cook in the
Pageant Of Empire" at Wembley.
England. was filed by direct de-
scendant of the famous explorer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Four Charges Faced

Harry Montgomery. 746 Roache
Ave. Will face charges Of drunken
ness, operating a machine while in
toxicated. blind tiger. and trans
porting liquor after police say they
found him driving his machine while
intoxicated. Saturday. at Seven
tenth St. and Central Ave.
Phil Morton, 4435 Baltimore Ave.
was arrested on a blind tiger charge
after police say they found half
pint Of mule in his possession when
his machine was struck by street
car at King Ave. and Tenth ST,
Saturday.
Andrew Reynolds. +. Of $50 w.
Walnut St, IS suffering from head
injuries today received Sunday when
he was struck by a machine while
playing in front of his home. VII
liam Johnson, colored, S64 ". Wal
nut St, driver. was arrested On
charges Of speeding and assault and
battery after witnesses toSd police
that he was going at high rate Of
speed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Owen QuigIey Injured

Owen Quigley. 81. Of 1901 ". Nor
ris St. is suffering from injuries re
ceived Saturday when he was struck
b. a machine at Senate Ave. and
Georgia St. William Champion. 1I22
Kentucky Ave, driver. was arrested.
Edward Mayer. r. r. E. Box 107.
is suffering with a broken collar
bone received when he was struck
by a machine driven by c. Leon 81
oxford St, near Stop I on the Aa,3i-
son Rd.
Chester Surface. 1885 Y. Market
St. is suffering from cuts about
the head received Saturday when
the machine in which ne was riding
with George Trester. 1902 Finley
Ave. crashed into the silent police
man" at Fall Creek Blvd. and Ne.
ridian St. Trester was charged with
drunkenness and operating a ma
chine while intoxicated. Surface was
held for intoxication.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
Northern T1ubbe1S Work Alone Sezpn Months
Each Year to Bring Dlilady Her Dainty FuS
Brave TrackIeSS WiIdS in
Search of Animal PeItS
Women Wear.
By BOB DORMAN

F~7IGOLET. Labrador, Sept. D..
Tx This is the month that
sees the gathering Of the
fur trappers of the North; those
men who bring out of the frozen
lands of the Arctic, the soft, warm
furs that adorn the beauty of the
women of more favored places.
What is the life that these men
lead in their pursuit of the wild
animals whose pelts they seek?
Let Walter Baikia. IS. tell you.
Ever since he was "A he has fol
lowed the trackless paths of Lab
rador in pursuit of fur.
Evening star., 1924-03-02
An Opportunity to Secure
Interest in Established
Business.

Successfully established advertising agency
In east, fully recognized. highly rated ellen
feii", q doing over S"m.Gn Year; viii take
ample assets to protect investment: he may
act as business manager and assistant treas
uIer. or. If he controls accounts aS an account
executive. Address Box 2aO- NJ. star Office.
MARSHALL BUSINESS RROKERS.
Hotel and restaurant near 18th and Mass.
ave, 30 rooms baths; exclusive and paying
Boarding and roomine hous" on 18th ST. IA
rooms. baths: rent. $50; price. 81 900.
RoominG house neaf 18th and X sts., II
rooms. h.w.h.. electricity: price. 1000.
Kooining hous. in business section; rent.
Roonins hou>s. IL rooms; large income:
Near beer and lunch. good corner: 5-year
lease; good equipment; owner leaving city;
Note. e.--Cafeteria and dining room. promi-
nent corner; expensive equipment, on two
floors; rent. 800; price. SI.io. Inspect and
Restaurant 9TH and e. >ss. NV: large
trade. well established; lease: price. 5000
t.unriroOm liz TiTt1l'Y aT abarfmenG houses
and hotels: rent. SO: price. 81 500
Cafeteria near lith and Pa. ave: three year
lease: wonderful opportunity: price right
UeIcatsss-p and fancy krorery stand in
leading market: rent. $40: price, $3.50. In
spect and you will buy.
Drlicate>sen-A real money maker: expen-
rooms; rooms rents rent. 500: price. $500: lease
Grocery and meats; three year lease: one OF
the best stores in city nT,,p for price; living
Grocery AMI meats. on lith St: receipts,
ST0o to $500 per week; inspection invited;
asking 81 800.
Coal yard. paying business: IL months
lease: opportunity for right man. price right.
We want business places OF all kinds Tor
cash buyers. If you sell, consult our depend
able and successful office, where hundreds Of
places are sold.
MARSHALL. BUSINESS
BROKERS'
Evening star., 1924-03-02
1870 AND SAFETY.
MIAMI, FLORIDA.
1905 Il st. NV.
Main JJB1.
P. T. CARIEY.,

L. +. AAN l. L =.
business Broker Gl7 l.. st. NV
List your business with me for reliable
results.
So50- Ro0ming house. 10 rooms and l bath;
central rent, x6J.
$650-Roomins house. 10 rooms and bath;
downtown; rent. x75-
St5O-RoomiDg house. 10 rooms and bath,
fur. heat: rent, $40.
SsO0-Rooming house. 10 rooms and bath.
h.-w.h.: rent. xI5
SsJ0-RoOming house. IL rooms and baths.
h.-w.h: gas and cleo: rent, S1.5.
s., ,OO0-R0oming house. IA rooms and baths;
unusually attractive downtown lOca-
ton: h.-w.h.. gas, elec.: divided into
small apartments; income about $500
per mo-; rent, Sl7a.
81. 5O0-6;rocery store. doing good business:
rent for store. and rooms, SUI. 40.
So. 150--,.rocery store. good sw location: rra
sonahle rent.
81, I50-t;rocery and meats. income about 500
weekly; rent SO.
So, 500-Grocery and meats, NV: doing good
business: rent. S35.
S2O0-Cigar, deiicatassen soft drinks, etc
nice small stand rent. so.
S5,JOO-Deli, atessan and light lunch. hne
stand; rent, $7I.
81. f.50O-Lunchroom; fine. high-clnss place
rent. $40.
S100-Dclicatessen and confectionery: fne To-
cation; rent, $40
81. .260-i;roccry store, doing good business;
reasonable rent.
p. f. CARLET.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PSpERHANGINI AND PAINTINt.-.i L.
PHILLIPS. oa1 ond Sc. Line. :iads. Quick
efficient service guar. work: reasonable prices.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

rAPERiIANGiN'. painting. decorating: work
manSiiip and price ynu have right tn expect.
t;lohe Dec. shop. T.. Slvcrstein. AdamS 1902 "
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PAPERHANGINts AND PAiNTING--FirSt
class ami reasonable: references. Send card
7. TAYLOR. olI II 81.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PAPERHAN NGING-REAsOSABLE' PRICEs;
no delay; good workmanship Enterprise Dec
Grating Co. 1920 18th 81. NV. North 1851
Evening star., 1924-03-02

pAPERUANi;IN,s-PR ROOMS. 81
up: cut ont borders; satisfaction guar. \. III.
kAILFCSS 1O1 Ard ne. Line. ',lH, ="
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PAPEHHANGING ara painting. good and
utiick service; will call evenings with samples
w: Chadwick. 1913 Douglas It. ne. y -2so
PAPERIASGINf;-Ro0m ST.3u and up: in
terror and exterior painting at lowest prices.
EerropOlitsu Dec Co. 3oI {, nv PHI Fr 500
Evening star., 1924-03-02

UPHOLSTERING or THE nETTER KIND
Furniture repa ir"d. Work un"Xc"I"d. Our man
will call anywhere. 4 trial will convince YOU
Col. 403S. STANDARD I'ph. Co. 2s10 ! 18th ST. W.
mhis
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PAPERHANGINC AND PAINIINCi-Rl lom,
papered SO and u7. 4. T. GEORGE. 20. 12th
ct. sw. Telephone franklin 6t24. Main S75d
PAPERffANtiI>t3 AND PAINTING: MNpER
ate prices. 1928 Sth -. u. u. Phone Potomac
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PAINTING AND rArERIANGINts- Special
low prices. New spring designs. Give us :: trial.
TYIOMpSON'S. 3I13 GA axe. Phoue 'n S"i4.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

lELICA1 "SSEN Established corner business
completely equipped and stocked: long lease
at low rental: good money maker. Price,
M.WO. Address lioN 2S5 NJ Star Office
Evening star., 1924-03-02

EtyGAR AND NEWS STAND. doin, good busi-
ness and beautifully equipped. Any one mean
ing business will buy after ;nSpstisu ing.
Price. $500. Address Fox 342-M Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

S'.o0S BUYS half interest in landscapr
tracting business silent or active: lady or gen
tlemsn: details and references hy appointment
Address Box 136-M. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

MATTRESS AND PILLOWS RENOVATED.
down comforts recovered: reasonable. North
1915. Ideal Redding Co.. 1924 7th st. Nv.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

NJ tpMORIiE PAINTERS. viii rent or let
nUi or commission basis, space for paint shop
Nsvy Yard Garage. 9Th and Sc. 2s
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PAINTING time approaches. We will be g!ad
70 estimate on your Interior and exterior paint:
CAROw h FRY. 1011 st NV. Main 1881.
MATTRESS MAKiNt; AND RENOVArISC-
Special for fall cleaning - Mattresses. box
springs. iron frame springs, cushions and pill
lows renovated at special prices. Spacia! ms
week-Ma.trpss"s renovated Columbia Bed
ding Co, pI6 + st NV. Phone Main .p5nS.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PH0NOGRAPH REPAIRINt;-Globe furniture
Co.. 1923 7th st. NV. We repair ali makes Of
monographs. Phon" Main 1910.
PIANO TUNING-i'iauos nad players re-
paired retnishcfi and rebuilt ty skilled; work
men. Piano tuning, So Sch6rfer Sanderson
Piano Co., ga III ne. LincoIu 1857
Evening star., 1924-03-02

WE ARE real estate dealers; send us the
names and addresses of all persons you know
who want TO buy and we will pay you S25 for
each sale we make TO such persons. Address
Box 296- NJ, star Office
Evening star., 1924-03-02

GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES - For Legitimate
reason, will sell one cf best drivr-in stations
in city for $1,000. Act ,Spry quickly If in
terested. Address Box 35I-NI. Star office
Evening star., 1924-03-02

iiAS FILLING STATION, accessory store. bat
terry charging. with l5-cac garage: sacrificing
for cash: invest ti.Atr. NNith lmo9S
Evening star., 1924-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONFECTIONERY STORE. cigars candy,
soda fountain: fast growing northwest sec-
lion. Address BOX SIN. Star office.
CAFETER1A-Owing to Illness. must sacrifice
large downtown cafeteria business. seating
100 Price. 81 100. Investigate at once. Ad-
dress BOX 2SI-M. star office
ldSClEOSETTE and deicatesscn on 14th st ..
must bc sold: good business: beautiful fix
tpraS: small cash payment, bal. easy terms.
ADDRESS Box 3iJ-M star office
Evening star., 1924-03-02

I0SFEG rIONERl. fountain and lunch: on
cor. OF Pa. ave: doing good business; must
sell; 5000 cash. hal. terms: trial given.
Phone West lJ1I 3s
Evening star., 1924-03-02

412 +. Cap St, Line. 2ilI-Stcam and hot.
water hentiEg. plumbing. boiler and power
plants. Found reliable for 80 Years.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

CIGAR, NEWS. SOUVENIRS. located lobby
large hotel: established bbnsiness: low rent.
Price, $1,000. Address Rox 34NM. Star Office
Evening star., 1924-03-02

JOB PLASTERING and cement work; prompt
service: reasonable prices; work guaranteed
Vor,b oao5
Evening star., 1924-03-02

iAfE for sale. established 20 years: 70 tu
sbies; good. steady trade: dnfng monthly bust
s.. 0O0 81, 400: rent $50 per month"; az
year lease. Owner is ready to leave country
Price right Home Cafe. 4TI G ST. n.w on.
'pOsife Pension Office
Evening star., 1924-03-02

Thinning. heating: furnaces. ranges Iatroha,
repaired; i0l,h!nG n spec.: low rates Line
S2f1. Nat. Sheet Metal Co. toII X So IH'
Evening star., 1924-03-02

PLUMBING AND THINNING. JORBING Is
our speciality. Quick seryicet in emergency
cases, When you think OF plumbing think of
CAROW & FRY, 1OlI III st. NV. Main 1861
Evening star., 1924-03-02

RO0NING HOUSE in downtown location;
always filled: good returns: price, 1.200.
Address Box 29-P, star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

Old Furniture Made New.
All kinds Of repair. upho~tRring AMI finish
Ing done at very low cost. Work guataniaed.
Call j. =. VIA !! 60. Fails Church. St::-
I. II. franklin :ilIN
Evening star., 1924-03-02

MATTRESSES AM, IILLCWS renovated at
most reasonable prices. Let us call, give esti-
sured. Eagle Eed.inG Co., 1928 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

HEATING BUSINESS. trucks and equipment: !:
>n:!ahir: owner leaving city. Address Fox
ly1-M star uii.. , -
Evening star., 1924-03-02

GASOLINE and accessory station. including
stock and fixtures: very prominent location
and doing n fine business: very large lot aud
entrance from three streets on prom inent thor
o'IGhfare Address Box lGi VI. Star Office. 2s
AFRO DEALER with WEI! ahi:shed sarag"
business aHd handling two fast s"liins cars
desires capital Address BCS I9-M star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-02

OLD ESTABLISHED auto storage and ac-
Sessories business: best section Washing ton
Annual profits about $25.000. Will sell
building anu business for approxima tely
S1OO.OO0 No agents. Address Box 2S1-M