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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
AIR PR0BERS
MAY CALL
MITCHELL
Stormy Petrol Expected to
Be Chief Witness at
Navy Inquiry.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. H.
Cp)-Colonel William Mitchell, the
stormy petrol of the air controversy,
probably will be a chief witness before
the naval court which is to inquire
into the wrecking of the naval airship
Shenandoah.
1t will be the purpose to ask him
to substantiate his published charge
that the accident to the Shenandoah
was a direct result of "the incompe.
tency, criminal negligence and almost
reasonable administration of the ma
tional defense by the navy and wal
departments.
PROBE CHARGES.
An investigation looking to a posi-.
BILE court-martial Of the former assist.
ant chief of the army air service is
being conducted by the War Depart
ment, but officials have made it clear
that this inquiry will not interfere
with the calling of Mitchell as a wit.
ness either before the Shenandoah in
quiry or the Presidents special air
craft board.
The inquiry into the disaster will
furnish an opportunity for the Navy
Department to question Colonel Mitch
ell so as to develop precisely what
he charged in connection with this
case and what proof he has to offer.
At the same time the department will
be in a position then to reply.
GENERAL INQUIRY.
While Colonel Mitchell undoubtedly
will be called before the Presidents
special board, it is not likely that that
board, charged as it is with a gen.
eral inquiry, will go into the details
of the Shenandoah disaster to the ex.
tent that it might develop from the
army officer in full details of his
charges.
The Shenandoah inquiry will &c,
underway Monday at Lakchurst.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

VoU have been swimming in the
= ocean, with jellyfish humping
against you, making you feel that
the water was almost made up of
jellyfish.
DR.. Landmark says that space
around us, is a crowded ocean of
ether. All space is thickly sown
with meteors, the sort that OCCASION
ally strike the earth, or melt as they
strike our atmosphere, and are called
shooting stars"
For every million cubic miles Of
space. according to the learned doctor
there are six thousand millions
meteors and there are 100000 cubic
miles of space in every cubic block
Of, ether 100 miles square.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
HEADS BAKERS.

BUFFALO, Sept. 17.-CP-L. J.
Schumacher, president of the American
Cone and Pretzel Company, Philadel-
phia, was elected president of the
American Bakers Association today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
LEONARD berwick,
NOTED PIANIST, DIES

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Daily
Express today publishes the news of
the death of Leonard Berwick, world
famous pianist, in London.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

nR. LANDMARK, great scien-
- fist of Sweden, calculates that
some of the nebulae are movin gaway
from us at the rate Of 1000 miles
n second, more than 100000 miles
an hour.
That's a speed worth talking about,
it makes 300 miles an hour by air
plane seem contemplate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
DENIED
LAST LOOK
At FORMER
HUSBAND
Mother Of Victim Refuses
to See Beauty Who
Killed Ex-mate.

Suzanne Crawford, pretty
24-year-old Texas University
student, will never look
again on the man she mar
ried and divorced twice -
and then killed.
The tangled heart strings that tied
her life with his for four years have
ended in a snarl.
For at the funeral Of Charles w.
Crawford. her divorced husband, whom
she admits she killed in a struggle on
the North Loop road Tuesday night,
there were two vacant chairs. One
was Suzanne's. The other, beside 1t,
for Prentice NJ. Henley, San Antonio
bank clerk, her fiancc. 1t was Hen
ley who volunteered a quart of his
own blood for TRANSMISSION to save
Crawford's life. But Crawford died
before the effort could be made.
WANTED III w.
Il wanted TO go-I wanted to see
Charley again." said Suzanne Craw-
ford Thursday.
But Mrs. Clara Crawford, mother
of the slain man, said no.
II forbid you to CO." she told
Suzanne, in a telephone conversation.
Il never want you to. see my boy
again"
And Suzanne will never see, in
death, the man she once loved SO
dearly in life.
II did love him." she said. And
we tried so hard to make a go of it.
After our first divorce, we thought
we'd try again. And we did. 1t
was no use. 1 think Charley loved
me, and 1 know I loved him. But
just as 1 would grow sure of myself,
something would happen like it did
the other night, and we would have
to start all over
REFUSES TO SEE GIRL.
Before the arrival Of Mrs. Clara
Crawford from Houston, Suzanne
Crawford had hoped to see her. "It
will be the hardest thing I'll ever have
to do" she said. But of course Tn
going to do it."
The slain mans mother ended that
dream when she refused to see her
former daughter-in-law.
Thursday, Miss Clara NJ. Crawford.
sister of the slain man, Mrs. Clara
Crawford. his mother, and a neiqe
arrived in San Antonio to sccom'
pany the body back to Houston, IL
was shipped at 2:30 o'clock, after
brief private funeral services.
Mr.. Henley has shielded his fiancee
through every one of the many ordeals
she has had to face since the shoot
ing on the North Loop road Tuesday
night.
1t was Henley who appeared at the
police station and attempted to make
bond for her, Immediately after he was
informed that Crawford had been
shot.
Henley was the last man TO see her
as she stepped into the elevator, to be
whisked up to the city Jail that night.
He was the first man to greet her the
following morning.
And then, when word came from the
Santa Rosa hospital that Crawford
was dying. it was Henley who yolun-
teered to risk his life in a blood trans
fusion in an effort to save the life OF
the man his sweetheart had shot. Crsw-
ford died before the TRANSMISSION could
be made. {
Henley stood beside the girl whom
she was informed that Crawford was
dead-stood beside her when charges
Of murder we're filed against her.
stood beside her when she was r.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

FOOD qualities, as heredity proves,
~ are handed on by women. And
the woman whose programme does
not include marriage can't possibly
have a complete career, no matter
what the feminists may say. In n
chain, the link that breaks is not the
successful link.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
!. !. T|MM|NS
ELECTED TO
HIGH POST
Delegates Return From
Tour of Rio Grande
Valley.

Chester e. johnson, state fire mar.
shall of Alabama, was unanimously
elected from the floor as president OF
the Fire Marshal's Association OF
North America to replace Stacey W.
Wade, of North Carolina, at the semi.
final session of the organizations con-
vention held in the Gunter hotel this
week.
J. ]. Timmins, Texas state fire
marshal, was elected to the vice.
presidency, and c. L. Topping, of
West Virginia, was chosen as secre.
tary-treasurer. All of the new Off.
GERS were elected from the floor by a
unanimous vote.
b Members of the executive commit
tee were elected in a like manner.
The new executive committee is com.
posed of Stacey W. Wade, c. L. Top.
ping, Chester E. johnson, J. A.
Tracey, of Iowa, and A. W. CoffmaD
of Kansas.
BAND MEETS EXPERTS.
In addition the election of new
officers the report of the resolutions
committee was accepted by :hs or
ganization. The place for the ~
convention will be named by the execu
tive committee at later date it was
announced. Following the election Of
officers and the adoption of the reso.
luton committees report the meeting
adjourned to convene after lunch for
an entertainment program.
Headed by the band of the San
Antonio fire department, a large
delegation of San Antonians Thurs
day morning welcomed members of the
National Association of Insurance
Commissioners and the Fire Marshals
Association of North America when
they returned from a trip to the Rio
Grande Valley. The band later seren'
AIDED the insurance men and fire mar.
shals at their respective hotels.
The insurance men, meeting at the
st. Anthony hotel, probably will carry
their session over to Friday when
they will elect officers and select their
next meeting place.
Returning delegates to the two con
ventions declared they had an ex
cellent trip and were royalty enter,
tanned in the Valley.
REVIEW TROOPS.
Painting the glories of the Valley
wildly, and describing the wild gamt
dinner given in the Matamoros bull
ring, the delegates found it slow al
first getting down to business in the
opening session.
In the afternoon, a motor drive Il
Fort Sam Houston, and a review o.
the troops of the Second Division
commanded by Brigadier General Pau
B. Malone was scheduled. A garder
party and ball at the San Antonio
lContip,,sd On PAGE TWo.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

MO man can conceive the number
~ of meteors that we pass in our
annual spiral journey of more than
5OO,00O,000 miles around the sun.
Imagine a column 100 miles
square, reaching from the earth to
the sun. 1t would contain 8 quad
rillion, 500 trillion rushing meteor
ties, a sum that may be written out
as follows: 5,500,0o0,00O,0OO, 1000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

1--WE HUNDRED THOUSAND
4 horsepower that will last. rushing
through turbines, as long as ocean
tides rise and fall, will make Maine
one of the greatest industrial states
in the Union, and add tens of billions
TO the states wealth.
Let's hope those enterprising cor
poration gentlemen will wait at least
a month or two before getting the
project away from the citizens that
are going to pay for it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

EYEN. more exciting than the
- great Bay of Fundy power prof.
Get, but less important in our
earthly struggle for existence, is the
result of DIR. Knut Landmarks
studies of the nebulae, strange clus-
tiers in the distant heavens, remind
ing you of frogs eggs floating on
pond.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
NHIss FAY LANPHIER, you

NHISS fAl NTHIbh' YOUNG
IVA California girl, who easily and
naturally" won the beauty crown OF
Miss America" says, marriage
won't interfere with my career"
OF course not. The real business
of human beings on this earth is to
make it a little better while they are
here. and hand what ability they have
to future generations, that they also
may work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

A s to the number OF meteorites
"A occupying sthe space between
this earth and the sun, in one years
travel, you can figure that out for
yourself
There is in those fragments Of
broken up old planets, plenty Of
material for manufacturing new ones
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

THIS means creating the equiva-
i lent of 100000 horsepower all
the year round. The price will be
cheap. for horsepower" does not
have to be fed, watered, bedded down,
groomed, shod, doesn't get CHAMBERS,
or epizootic, does not grow old or
die.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
Today
The Ocean Harnessed.
Count S Quadrillions.
No Marriage, No
Career.
His Piece of Earth.
By Arthur Brisbane
Copyright. 1926 by Star Co

HyEWS of the day, that will be
~ important in the history Of
thousand years hence, is the
decision of voters in Maine approving
$100,000,000 expenditure to harness
the tides in Passamaquodday bay.
That power, according to Dexter p.
Cooper, able engineer, will give feur
times the energy that can be de-
veloped at Muscle Shoals, namely
3,2SG,000,000 kilowatt hours per year.
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Evening star., 1925-10-27
PERSONAL.

SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurse. S3 treatment; electricity included.
Phone Main 1925. 4.
YOUNG WOMAN. EMPLOYED. HAS NEW
elx-room we'll furnished house and garage:
VIII let for small rental and board for her
sell. oR give entire possession. Address Box
-zO-M star office. North 996S-W. 2s.
DC FOUR, SYSTEM TAUGHI-MARCEL
Y WANG VIE shsmpooing, facial treatments.
GOING WEST? PACIFIC COAST. LEAv-
ing late October. new Willys- Knight sedan
party .. can select route reasonable fare
or might rent car without driver. Address
Box 40l-J. Star office. 27.
GRADUATE IN ELECTC'Y WILL GIVE
you scientific treatment: excessive weight re-
ooced by new methods. Phone Pot. l447
ihhRnaSsNT hanpoo s5d syca WAyE s &C GTRLf 81
Hotel beauty parlor 10th and l SITS NV ;
good Work at reasonable prices. FIR. 6l3l.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
HELP-MALE Continued.

TIN, ROOFERS. two. and three helpers.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Apply 6l5 1lth ne.
TRUCK DRIVERS f31 white. for oil-tank
trucks: must know city and have references.
Address Box 2l3-M Star office.
YOUNG MAN as helper ON wiring and gem
eral work. SOC per hour. Apply s am.
Room 211 Dist Natl. Bank Bldg.
YOUNG MEN 60. can earn S25 per week
short hours. steady work. taking orders. Ap-
ply Mgr. 1877 F ST.. Room 901.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

1135 18th St, Joll's Newsstand.
535s$$ :Pd sPd \ : fssls g;sRs%ss .,
zoos iith NV, coIinower Art and Gift Co.
l4th and Buchanan Hohberger's Pharmacy.
14th and Colorado ave-. o'Donnells Phar'
5000 Mount Pleasant ST.. Mount Pleasant
eeigaTr , and News shop. c, s,o,.
s3 ass3 CC9Hm9ia road I Irt Hrtcherps Cigar
WNar1SmaR Park PharmaaeSE na .,-par,.., pr..
2nd and Mass ave. Phillips' Pharmacy.
1s s. and a, sts Duncan's Pharmacy dash,
m IN, and R j. ave. ], french sipPson
ath and . sts;. 5. i. Hunton5 PhaTmsscy;,
ga ave ave and Rock Creek Church road hoeH
Ga ave. ave and nd il4Hs WSshur st. coiodv & Bialek.
1918 Ga Ga. ays ays B9?fH BTi?htSodd fafa Phafmacy.
18th and % Fla 't ave, n"fSai Pearsons ms pharmacy.
a Eor,b a Can and q t sbd GapGT Pa2kes Phar
IT, Pa ave. j. Louis krick
5th asS Pa s5s donn sSs
1928 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb ST.. Harry c.
a9o5 Wisconsin ave Wisconsin Ave. Phar.
TaP6ma 56 ma Park. $50 Cedar st.. Matnnsly Bros.
GEORGETOWN.
32oi NJ St. O'Donnelrs Pharmacy.
34ll VI ST. Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. ani o. Donohue's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST,
9Th and SITS. Home Drug Co.
bO7 st. Garren's Music Store
!h ah St st. and and Nf M ave Louis Louis sacs Bradley
326 East Capitnl st. Pauls Pharmacy.
Fast St Cap and sth s,s Bs4ass p;, Phsrmacy Ph
10Th St and r. l. ave. Collins Pharmacy
$500 10Th ST. Mayo's Pharmacy---Brookland.
1905 Attn St ne. John G. Biggs' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
Ord Ord and Pa ave. 0'Donnelrs Drug Store.
j in an and Pa. ave. "ef'ea Fealsy'5 Pharmacy.
4th and Pa. ave. Smyser's Pharmacy.
1897 Nichols ave. Anacostia. Heafy's Drug
SOUTHWEST.
IN and d SITS. Iantz Bros.
y and L sts.. Columbia Pharmacy.
In w,.bintTa5 KATE7s 80 fFNTS MIS-. WORD. fa,
Help ard Situations Wanted.
Lost a7d Found.
Ef snf s9d toy WHgsfs gss snd
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities, etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents a word
REAL ESTATE ADS.
words to the line 3-line minimum. at
line rate. follows
l time, zoe per line.
times qc per line.
3 times. 1Sc per line.
times 17c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPFN UNTIL IL PM.
All advertisements for The Evening Star
must he at The Star Office or one of The
star branch offices by IL pm. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
ttons:
Lost and Found
Death Notices
Wanted HELM
Wanted Situations
tons viii he accanted te an be tar oce
Ith ST. and Pa. ave. until 30 a m. day
OF issue. All advert sements for The Sun
day star must he received at The Star ofere
Ivy 5 80 pm. Saturday. or at any of The
star branch Offices nv 4 80 pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH 0RDFR Is required for al
from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
fCnnfipned

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. ANY CAR FUR
nished: day and evening classes in traffic
laws TO pass test for operators permit: ask
Tor my permit or no pay plan. Call Fos-
ter Franklin sTs7 644 r st. s.w.
AUCTION BRIDGE CLASSES COACHING
MISS BUIE, North 1888 Branch "a (eve-
ningsl 81
BOOKKEEPERS and accountants EN-
ployed. for spdre-tlme work who have conf
pIeted or half way completed courses in ac-
countancy. State what course studied age
and phone number. Address Box l5S-V. Star
office o9s
Evening star., 1925-10-27

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Get our
estimate first and save money. R. J. Lewis
Frank 57i7 1929 let ST N w
Evening star., 1925-10-27
HELP-FEMALE,

WOMEN - Active, house-to-
house work, no selling, per-
manent. 206-7 Bond Bldg.
WOMEN to do finishing and
lining of furs. Bertram Cohn
Co., 1885 G. st.
SALESLADIES, experienced,
wanted as extras in Our dress,
coat. underwear, hose, waist,
glove, millinery, etc, depart
mentS.
NJ. BROOKS & CO.,
100 G St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

APPAREL needed for rummage sale: also
old curtains. quilts, shoes and hats dishes
etc VIII make cash offer Phone Mr..
Evening star., 1925-10-27

PAPERING. PAlNTING-S6 up. best OF
mechanics and materials used We can ar
range terms from 3 to "a months to pay
without interest. Phone Ad 6432 for esti-
mate. The Peerless Decorating Co
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Wanted Helm.
Wanted Situations
Advertisements under the above classihca-
ftons will he accepted at The Star office.
1!th ST. and Pa. ave. until 80 m. day
Of issue. All advertisements for The Sun
day Star must he received at The Star oface
Ivy 80 nm. Saturday. or at any of The
star branch offices nv 30 n m, Saturday.
CASH WITH 0RDFR is required for al
advertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

Main Office. eth and sts. sonthwest heas, r.
sRVfSGG sRevtSG YYyo5isd Yof MnHRy6 9nti 6;39 YEAR5
TERIAL HAVE FSTAfRff fS IsuTnL uBTlniLDING T2I ma ma
Will OF THE HECHINGER COMPANYo
Evening star., 1925-10-27
MISUNDERSTANDING.

APPAREL needed for rummage sale; also
ete ette euWESans W quits b shoes t and hats dishss
Winger. Fr. 64Id-J. 2s'
MaIe sq5,ss aa2d a3a odd pieces: pianos etc. Phone
BOOKS GHI:-Books bought, ali kinds
Pearlman's Book Shop. 933 G st. NV
CAMERAS. tools OF every kind Held glasses
llth and z . ". Phi. Frank. s33 or postal
CASH for handsome linen dinner napkins and
linen linen towels. Address Box 1851. Star Of
CLooTHES-win pay highest Rrlees for ladies'
snd mems worn clothes. Write or phone
D. Stein. 1908 9TH st. NV. Ph. n. 400.
CLoTHIiNG~will CLOTH G, cali in my unIettered ap-
S S3a'si f4a Rdfsa sRH htfh
1882 7th St NV North ize5 y. -,-ee'
CLtoTHtING CItcC tnE lme1,s csst-otil; We pay, top
sSss seRs i2s od q sfsn es slf calls
siys n HSa Has "a asmaad saa f0 brap
BIS F sten.w.. Rooms u and IS. II. 645s
EvERYTHITNG EVE RI 9iIi G,,A AND ANYTHING bought
s4 Leastt S Nia2s sis ps9p s s% postal We 2S %'
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: highest
prices ,rs r paid Glys US a call Eagle Fucni,
FIATHER id BEDS 1nf fgFnigre best PRICES
81 ". Phone Main 1896.
FURNITCRE--AI kinds within next two
PSens 1ns aso daa1 dSia1o carpets drspees etc
FURNITURE-Cash for some, used furni-
ture. rugs. for = rooms. wanted Immediately
as whole or odd pieces. Adams 779s. 29'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. effects. etc. want
ed at once for large apartment house good
sash -e prSss @ ga gabd . entire or part S9 S9ptents
other goods TO sell and you want to obtain
st. NV. Phone Franklin 2o15.
Herrell. 434 10th st. NV. Main 71oo
fEsNTTFE f5S T e. and shy PGasehQd sQSds q an
4Ie 10Th n w. & Phone Main aa75. 81: yen
ss5 isr etc PhoPs ea
FURNITURE-Wili purchase for cash used
Frantn fqanitRre sssa ssa baby grand piano Ps9ne
FURNITrRE-Pianos, store and office 'ouip-
sSsnPS9 sSs PS5s salavs G. 4 ST. ssa
Main e45s 1oos In lE NV. W. ls' "AD'''
FURNITURE, Of all kinds v anted best prices
RI.a or pRsane FfanEIh 1oS57 4'o La ave
fIo, GodIp silssr, ,, watches. dlanonds and old
FS cssh hesafa Saae IN nad 1 feps
HIGHEST PRICES PAID Tor mems and
ladies worn clothing. Potomac 2340. J.
Bernstein.
33LD GOLD; silver: diamonds. .Iewsiry: me.
beautiful pieces especially. A. F. Arnold
1873 G st. NV. Main SI73.
Old SOLID SILVER tea service and any
old pieces of furniture possessing dignity
regardless Of condition. Gentleman furnish
ing country house would like to buy. Ad-
dress Box VOC. Star office.
PIANo-Use of for storage: good care. Call
Pot 2932J after 5 pm. 27s
PIANO-To rent or buy Steinway Rnabe or
Mason Hau1lin grand. Franklin 1894
PIANO-Will take YOUR piano or player re-
gardiess of condition in exchange on new
furniture; Sanderson -Schsefer Co.. GA 81
st. ne Lincoln 1857
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES Of every
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
Fixtures Co. 616 Louisiana ave. Main s0s7.
Used FURNITURE for rooms; conlpIete
suites and odd pieces Ad. 600.
WANTED-Enoueh furniture for an s-room
house Immediately: will buy as a whole or
odd pieces Kindly call Admsa 4T34 4W
Evening star., 1925-10-27

wHINksL RUGS. 8 by o, tan and Blue.
worth p o375; PRICED 5000. Oriental rugs,
oy Ao Slo0 tYoIdesJ; spinet Gesk nes,
tsole. hall chair, banjo clock pictures sci
OF emma sacrifice. Potomac 1923
Evening star., 1925-10-27
CAN EARN s. AN HOUR
FLOOR MANAGERS

selling Xmas cards spare or full time, day
or evening. No experience necessary.
PROCESS ENGRAVING CO.
Room 100 or 18th St .
Evening star., 1925-10-27

-oIHIEG-5OU oyercodts fsughtly usgd)
20 10 $50. Big values. Now is the tina 10
eel hest selection. Deposit viii secure your
Evening star., 1925-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Cont'd).

siener also y fur Hns YORK @ X donn For appoine
ments call Bethesda 242-M after p.m.
Nine. Susette. 27s
IEYNOGRAPHER-TYPIST good education
lQ275. 80
STENOGRAPHER. o years patent and gem
eral legal; rapid accurate. Address Box 216-
NJ. Star office 29s
WOMAN wants place as cook in email
cafeteria Phone North $500.
YOUNG WOMAN wishes clerical position:
eight years general Office experience. Lin
coin 7lS1-J. 27s
YOUNG WOMAN. % yrs. old desires employ
ment as typist in business ONCE where op-
portunity for advancement is afforded
Phone Miss Smith M 1890
Evening star., 1925-10-27

FuRNITURE-Dress $40: chair. up
So: kitchen table. 81: day bed. SO desk.
$40: kitchen chairs and Ice box Sc bed
1889 Chaplin st. NV 2Ss
Evening star., 1925-10-27

GOATS. misses. -duvetyn fur trimmed: wa
Adams g41.