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, 1925-02-27
JUDGE KENNEDY
HEARING
MUST PROCEED
AS SCHEDULED
Government Plea for
60-Day Continuance
From March 9 Lost
In Cheyenne Court.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Feb.
27-The Teapot Dome naval
reserve annulment case will
go on trial in the United
States district court here
March 8. Judge T. Blake
Kennedy this morning denied the
application of the government for a
sixty day -postponement of the trial.
which delay was requested by the
government on the ground that r.
the case went to trial March Q, the
government would not be in posses.
sion Of evidence essential to proof
OF its contention that the lease on
the Teapot Dome reserve was grant
ed to the Mammoth OIL company
through collision and fraud between
Harry f.. Sinclair and Albert b. Fall.
then secretary of the Interior, and
that $3.50. 500 OF liberty bonds were
passed by Sinclair to Fall. Govern
ment counsel asserted that " the
sixty day continuance were granted
the government probably would be
able to secure this evidence from II.
s. osler OF Canada, and others.
Counsel for the Mammoth com
pany resisted continuance OF the
trial on the ground hat Osler, in
view Of testimony which he has
given. may not be expected to pro-
vide evidence through which the
government will be able TO trace the
liberty bonds in question. and that
continuance for the purpose OF Civ
ing the government opportunity TO
obtain such evidence from him would
DO merely a waste Of time involving
heavy expense to the defendant cor-
poration. Arguments brought in
the names of II. NJ. Blackmer and
James Il. o'Neill, witnesses now in
Europe whose testimony the govern
ment desires to secure.
Judge Kennedy in denying the ap-
plication for continuance. said that
counsel for the government, Atlee
Pomerene and owen d. Roberts. had
failed TO comply with the legal rules
OF procedure applying TO such mo-
tons. and that furthermore II did
not appear from the showing made
by government counsel TO be prob
able that the government would be
able TO obtain from osler and others
the evidence which 1t desired TO
obtain. Tho government, he said.
was not entitled in an action such
as this suit in equity to greater
consideration than should be shown
an individual. while the defendant
a s.entitled TO as great considera-
ton OF It's rights as It would be
were # opposed not by the govern
ment but by an individual.
Judge Kennedy cited the fact that
Canadn. had testified that he had
no recollection Of the distribution Of
bonds which the government alleges
found their way into the possession
OF Sinclair and from Sinclair into
the possession Of Fan.
"If tho plaintiffs case must be
established by rcralcitrant ind un-
willing witnesses who have already
testified that they do not remember"
said Judge Kennedy. with the ex-
poctatlon that when recalled their
recollection can be refreshed OF that
they can be impeached by the side
calling them. then II would be ques-
ti0uablo as 10 what real evidence
would DO produced with testimony
secured. II seems more reasonable
to nssumo that the Witnesses, having
once testified, would not again re-
call tho same story, II for no other
Y.as...r. sN.... 10 u.a.HI t..a.n.gtsNtA. fns
, 1925-02-27
st. Paul's Dome
Fails to Crash,
Prince Is Safe

LONDON, Feb. .7.-The Prince OF
Wales and about 1000 other per.
sons. undeterred by alarmist warn.
ings that the dome of st. PauI's
was on the eve Of collapsing, attend
cd a Welsh festival service In the
cathedral last evening. and escaped
u~nscnthed.
The prince. who apparently be-
longs TO that large section OF the
public which accepts tho assurance
OF tho cathedral experts that there
is no danger in Its present condition.
sat Immediately beneath the dome
without showing alarm or once look
Ing up to see II 1t was coming down.
The remainder OF the congregation
was evidently equally unconcerned
, 1925-02-27
81 LAWS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR ROSS
ROCKNE IDENTIFIED AS
JOCKEY IN COLLEGE
INTELLIGENCE TESTS


Adam Smith. founder OF the
system of economics. was identi-
fled as an attorney for w. e. D..
Stokes" and as 'one of the Smith
Brothers. cough drop kings"
One Of the girls called Charles
Eliot. president emeritus Of Har-
vary "A column conductor for a
Chicago newspaper" Another
thought that Professor A. A.
Michelson. distinguished %astrono-
mer and discoveror of the star
Betelguese,, was "a famous track
star"
Feodor C~haliapin, the famous
Russian opera singer. was thought
to be a nickname for Charlie
Chaplin.
, 1925-02-27

CHICAGO. Feb. z7. Knute
Rockne. football coach at Notre
Dame University was called "a
Norwegian novelist" q violin
player" q Scandinavian Jockey"
and . member of the League of
Nations in a test given $50 Uni
versity of Chicago goods. who
were asked to identify prominent
men. Seventy five percent an
swered correctly.
Charles Evans Hughes was be-
lieved to Be q vice president Of the
United States by one of the In
correct twenty five per cent.
Benito Mussolini. fascist pre-
mier OF Italy. was described as
= "bolshevist statesman" and IAN
Irish radical"
, 1925-02-27
GLACIER BAY
u
SET ASIDE

WAsH1NGTON, Feb. 81. The
first glacial monument ever cgtab.
lished by the government was ere.
ated In a presidential proclamation
issued today on recommendation OF
Secretary Work, setting aside an
nrea OF i.s2O square miles on The
southeast coast OF Aloaka. II VIII
Be known us Glacier Bay National
monument.
With the endorsement Of the Nat.
ional Geographic zociety. tho mona
ment was created on petition OF the
Geological Society OF America. which
pointed put that the region affords
unique opportunities for scientific
study Of glacier movements and OF
ancient interglacial forests.
, 1925-02-27
'A[L IMPORTANT
APPROVED
by EXECUTIVE
.Natrona County Salary
And Gas Tax Bills
Made Effective.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb.
s27.-(Special to The Trib-
Nellie T.
Ross has delivered to the Sec
Rotary of state, bearing her
approval, all Of the impor-
tart bills enacted by this eighteenth
Wyoming legislature. Included in
the list is the measure providing for
the relief of the Natrona county en-
ploye situation through increase IN
salaries and the limitation on the
number of deputies. The bill author-
king an increase in the gasoline tax
to two and q half cents q gallon IL
also among those signed.
Following is a list of the bills up
proved by the governor since I'D
1ournment Of the legislature:
II. ]. NJ. 4-Memorializing con-
gress to set aside old Fxst Laramie
and old Fort Bridger as historical
preserves.
III. ]. NJ. 5.-Memorializing con
gress to enact thu Purnell bill.
s. ]. NJ. 3-Memorislizinr con.
sreps TO remove cloud from ti.is, to
state school lands.
s. ]. NJ. 4~-Protesting against
congressional enactment of the
Phipps grazing district bill.
Senate 26-Increasing state farm
loan fund to 100000 and making
fund revolving.
Senate 45-Providing for invest.
nent OF permanent school funds Of
state in farm loan mortgages.
Senate ss-Prohibiting grating
by public officials on workmen's COM
%pensation claims.
Senate ~6s-Relating to workmen's
compensation.
Senate 1o6-Requiring Judges to
give notice of all orders signed by
them.
Senate 4e-Making more stringent
penalties for violation of prohibition
law.
Senate 55-ProHding for amortir.-
ton of payments for state lands.
Senate officiating to the prae-
tice of medicine.
Senate ss-Regulatins the sale of
salt for the purpose of preventing
the spread of goitrs.
Senate a9-Relating to deposits Of
public money.
Senate officiating to the on.
troll and regulation of water.
Senate 72-Requiring teaching of
the constitution of the United States
In public schools.
Senate 75-Relating to ratification
of the Colorado river compact.
Senate 122-Requiring assessors
to collect agricultural statistics.
Senate 51-Providing that officers
shall make an accounting Of seized
liquors.
Senate officiating to settlement
OF estates.
House 1s3-Appropriation to re-
imburse owners of property de-
stroyed by game animals.
House 21s-Appropriation for case
Ito house Golfers trophy.
House 21o-Relating to order of
attachment.
House 211-Increaslng salaries Of
Assistant state chemists.
House 215-Appropriation for re-
lief OF Mrs. w. q. Harris and chill.
drcn.
House 2o6-Appropriation for pay
g7ent OF drainage and irrigation dis
tfict assessments or state lands.
House 20f-Natrona county salary
~lnGreases.
House ~f3-Imposing gasoline sales
ta3hof 2is cents per gallon.
House 17-Relating TO state high
W9& commission's share OF govern
mcnt oil royalty income.
House 5S-Approprlation for pur-
chase of V. Y. Reed estate in Sheri.
CONTINUED on Page Four)
, 1925-02-27
ALLEGED POSTMASTER
EMBEzzLER CAUGHT AND
RETURNED FOR TRIAL

CHEYENNE. wyo., Feb. 81. -
George E. snider. formerly postmas.
ter at Foxpark, Wyo.. who is charged
with embeszlement of $500 of post.
office funds, has been returned from
Phoenix. Ariz.. where he was appre-
hended. and will be held in the Lara
mic county Jail here pending trial in
the United States court. He was un
able TO furnish bond of $1,000.
, 1925-02-27
RICH MINE
IN MEXICO
DESTROYED

MExICO CITY. Feb. 27.-The rich
mine LaVictoria in San Andres De
La Sierra in the state OF Durango,
has been destroyed by fire. causing
the death Of numerous miners. 1t is
announced in press dispatches from
Durango today. The dispatches are
rather confusing as to whether the
mining town or the mine is burning.
The number of victims Is not given
but the messages say the authorities
have been sending food for numerous
destitute families.
, 1925-02-27

OF New York. was %summarlly ex-
PEELED by Judge ". N. Gemmlh from
the latter's court room during the
trial of the Stokes conspiracy case
today. Shapiro formerly represent
ed Mrs. Helen Ellwood Stokes In
her contest of the divorce suit of
w. e. d. Stokes. New York million
aire. now on trial.
Shapiro, attired in q light over
coat and carrying . cane, had been
seated in. the front bench calling
with Mrs. Stokes. Suddenly. as
former Assistant States Attorney
Charles s. Wharton, was being
called to the stand, Judge Gemmil
Continued on Page Ski
, 1925-02-27

Norman Hansen and lleta schopf,
tho Casper high school debaters
who will represent the school at the
University OF Wyoming's high school
week noxt month. last night defeated
the Wheatland team. last years
champions, supporting the negative
sido OF the question. Resolved. that
life Imprisonment should DO sub
stltuted for capital punishmsnt."
, 1925-02-27

Edward w. Altz, head Of a Chi
cago detective agency, formerly re-
tanned by Stokes to obtain evidence
against Mrs. Stokes, was cross
examined.
Altz, the state contends, was also
commissioned to watch the move
ments in Chicago of detectives and
counsel employed by Mrs. Stokes
and by Hal Billig, named by Stokes
as correspondent in his suit for
divorce.
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-tBy The As
ISOLATED Press.)-Isadore Shapiro.
legal associate of Samuel Untermyer
, 1925-02-27
COY. ROSS
GOING TO
INAUGURAL

e CHEYENNE. Wyo., Feb. IL
Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross. who
is to attend the Inauguration at
Washington, will be accompanied
In the capitol by a military aide.
Adjutant General Walter F. Davis
Of the Wyoming National Guard.
Governor Ross will depart for
Washington next Sunday morn
ing. At Chicago she will be Joined
by her sister-in-law, Mrs. George
Tayloe. Of Memphis. Tenn. Davis
will depart for Washington satur-
day.
, 1925-02-27
.GLENR0CK HIGH WINS
DEBATE FROM MIDWEST

Gienrock won the frat OF a two
series debate last night at Glenrock
with the team from Midwest. This
evening the teams will meet atsMid.
west. the subject being the advis.
ability OF substituting life imprison-
ment for capital punishment.
Midwest will be represented by
Frank Buckmaster and Betty Snow.
, 1925-02-27

crease measure passed at the last
session. The salary provisions are
the same as carried in that bill.
Payment ef the retroactive salary
Increases would be authorized In an
amendment to the pending deficiency
appropriation bill.
, 1925-02-27
Read the Sunday Tribune

News when IT'S news and Advertisements that re dollar savers
mako the Sunday Tribune the best paper published in the state.
In addition to the fun leased wire seryica OF the United Prss, a
thorough report o. all local Incidents of note, and the special sections.
the Tribune viii carry many interesting features by special writer's.
spark Plug" the Tribunes auto section editor, has been at the
Denver Auto Show for the last three days and will have some worth
while comment for every automobile owner in the Sunday edition.
II IT'S news youll find It in the Tribune.
, 1925-02-27
SLEE PING CAR
"a ESCAPE

The men who boarded the train
at Toledo and ~unobtrusively re-
NAMED in the day coach all day.
dropped OF at Gary after the rob-
berry and disappeared. Indiana and
Chicago police c~o-operated with rail
road detectives in a frultless search
for them last night.
, 1925-02-27
INDIANA SOLONS WIN fight
AND RETURN TO ASSEMBLY

- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb 27-Cy The Associated Prm)- saMmsof em indians senate blocked for two
days H the absence Of DemoTacm members whole the state and went to Dayton Ohio in an effort to block action
TMf ugtves returned on assurance tbs said, That the tnw which odh lem tvae their seats would not be
the assembly
, 1925-02-27
Gloria Swanson
Is Improving

PARIS, Feb. aTeGioria Swanson.
who is 4 patient In a clinic at Au-
teuil, recovering from a recent OPP
grafton, pasted an excellent night.
1t was reported this morning. The
film stars temperature has returned
to normal.
, 1925-02-27
STOLEN AUTO FOUND.

cHEYENNE.W yo.. Feb. 27.-The
sheriff's office here is in possession
Of an Etsex coupe which was found
deserted in East Cheyenne. The
machine had been stripped OF It's
license plates.
, 1925-02-27
Road Meeting
Here Tonight
Plans to Place Casper on the Shortest
Transcontinental Highway To
Be Explained at Gathering

Whether or not Casper will have place on a transcon-
tinental~ highway-the Atlantic ellowston Pacific route
is to be decided this evening at meeting of Casper bust
ness men at the Renning hotel at 8 o'clock. The call for
the gathering comes from the chamber of commerce, which
considers the matter sufficiently important to have it pub
, 1925-02-27
Gunner of Giants Is
Acquitted of Fraud
Federal Grand Jury Brings in Verdict
Generating Charles A. Stoneham;
Still Faces Perjury Charge

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-A federal grand jury today ac-
Quilted Charles A. Stoneham, Ross F. Robertson and Ell
more D. DER, on charges that they used the government
mails in a conspiracy to defraud stock market investors.
The verdict, sealed last night, 10 hours after the jury
received the case, was opened by Judge Winslow today.
, 1925-02-27

0E41cAGo. Feb. 27.-Gems and
e&<foncy valued at $4,000 were
"a I'm from sleeping 4 passengers
~ In New York Central Western
t1u by two men. armed with a
oGW91 on shotgun and pistol. ms the
tra14 oped from Chesteron. Ind. to
Cay. Ind. toward Chicago last
night.
, 1925-02-27
BILL
TO PRESIDENT
Fate of Salary and Rate Increases Non
Rests With Coolidge as Result of
Enaction by Senate

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The fate of the postal pay
and rate increase bill now rests with President Coolidge
the senate having joined the house in approving the con,
ference report virtually substituting the house bill for the
measure previously twice approved by the senate.
Administration leaders believe the bill will receive the
, 1925-02-27
.sLEUTHS SHADOWEDE EACH OTHER
IN WORK ON THE Stokes CASE
Head Of Chicago Detective Agency Retained
By New York Millionaire Is Cross
Examined Today in Trial.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-(By The Associated Press.)-
How detectives Swallowed detectives in connection with the
contested divorce suit of w. E. D. Stokes, New York mil
lionaire, was related today in the Stokes conspiracy trial.
Stokes and three others are charged with conspiring TO de-
fame his estranged wife, Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes, of
, 1925-02-27
WEATHER

Wyoming-Partly cloudy tonight
nd Saturday. probably some snow
|;uorth portion tonight. Warmer to-
tRiKht in east and south portions.
|Bcmewhat colder Saturday in north
NORTON.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
MARSHALL BUSINESS
nm

BKOhEKS.
Listing and advertising places does not
count unless they arc sold. 1t is an easy
sss psees % reesnty sdvertssd hsS. BEEN a'aSa :od
xGII S ys.. On asw '.vs I'VE. time
Marshall Business Brokers.
baths; HSGmsa rent: sIoo PSica. ss.6oo 0'p Don's
% pr|ss %Eso%i2S %sssS' house near 18th and N '''.
Bel Beautiful i boarding house on Is.h st.: ex-
p,lss soPsiI15o si Jo5, Ssa'' near ll'S and Mass ave-
..s s00RSs R,S ss sn'' ps: ss-essly1. ssl: 1.s rooms
.eSS SS00PPliHs PIiss.. ss2sas;:s' ssss: small; uptown Rent
pr,Ts TsiISE shoS SShoD' on car line Rent. sss.
% .sH ss ,;1SS sle'e to R. R. station. Rent
s1, ssS Price es.. 1883 and Columbia I'd
eauippsd: owner vii sierih Nee Tor 50, 600
per year: price right.
rss:ensSls Tens' insDsssen Sss'fS ana in'
u;.1SSds:t.Ssesd ;.1S =, fSsSsSSip,: SSS to
ReDs el's?sesSeP sse Price s $500 proposition
Confectopery, ice cream, candies, NOVELTIES
1ssSsn'' ;4ssS' $40. Opportunity for lady Price:
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
GL- - 3oV Y0gk AvO. ~. q
Evening star., 1925-10-04

PACKARD SPORT ROADSTER. new paint
and khaki top: nickel radiator and head
lights; car in perfect conditlon throughout.
4126 Tth st. NV. Col s265-J 81
Evening star., 1925-10-04
EASY TERMS.

Cigar and Lunch s,and.Ren., $50. Net
en' sSSn once me Ta bdr fS4 P4as s. Z 800 " GOVT"
Lupchroon-R, R. station, ,h,. city, E. E..
.sSli,hsd .ood Rent Te4m. any $50 Good
9ssnDs and nw ..:;nnn srs. s
Cent and 9eR.n' $500 ss s4n ,n
Corner Grocery-Rent. $50 with :. rooms
and 1rS Si.A and S''S ,ia9i
Ssst aasss .ss sss:?,S:. Ess ssSS
$3.50 xsyi; f,,s., ,s,ss..,n..ii@.oSS,u, .oSS sac 30 with
Neal stsnd-Best market, wxly. ooe oreeceipts
over sssS seet SCI EOS 00s
wkiy: 5.year lease; large stock. Price.
s'sSH, d"nt.c,ions9y: @;: E.e-ssn. 5 sag soo Large
Typevritins BusinessmWe 400 ss',bl,.hed ,sl,,h
Rent, Gso'sEy sS, anf Price slaoo esh @ 500
50 900 Only $4,000 cash, bal mo.
Ladies and Cent. Turr.hings-ove,
81. 900 worth stock Rent only sl1o:. good
business: in NV. section. Price, $500
Very easy terms
large xhoi.sais fa'lns;s nTa"
s.ty MH Fsss5RSSco s4oRSco. 'SH Win property. $4,000
Garage Bu.in...1acl.arins s4oo wkly.
tablished 10 years.
Auto Repair shop-Rent;1 sa5. Price.
iGiTrSoeery-Rec.,p,s, s4oo. Prise, slt3so.
$40 net Price, SO 500: 5-yesr renewable
Lunchroom-with 4 living rooms % and
ss ssth Zoo Fixtures cost over - 800 Price,
SSo:erissa and Pro,i'isnpky. sn ooo receipts
sGS GRSestaurantIw.th ia rooms and bath
"ssh oeshiheMclears sis daily. Price.
.sSo 9d room. and ssa1So sasS
to $500. $500. Rent. Rem s35. with rooms and bath.
fr,ss !s.t!9.sn-Ts5o s. oo1 TsF%' to s4oo ~kl, Price.
Il oGs Ssc:irs: ss;a 81 to
&C., es39 Price Pne % only Ise sis oo
with responsible party. See TINS 'mme-
diately.
Re%S %S'; s.sS rSs$ fs!s; S.,ss s;so
u sRsS%.-R:ns RSSm.-Rksni' s.e az. pnse' '' sSeS @
II rooms-Income, s276; Price; $500.
il Room:dGeSa rent. ,.s:. prss Psie. sosoo s9oo
Terms may he arranged on nearly all
SiH iSS SsassE e.
Suite t:ss 81 & ~, " Bank Bldg.
ROBERT B. HSLd5ASPER; 9sneHs.l e! Msnassr
L. R. TEfl TA1sFETSxi sFTxiNKIfS AsifSa'ss $3.50 Sahasef
Evening star., 1925-10-04

DO HprSECLEANING, WINDOW &
vacuum cleaning. waNed & varnished walls
paint cleaned odd Jobs. experienced workman.
Phone Pot 2S6s 2I23 Newport III. NV.
WANTED-SMALL GIRL. BETWEEN 3-5
years. a. cumpany to another. good suburban
home. for SIS per month. Address Box
Evening star., 1925-10-04

FEATHER BEDS and furniture, highest
nrices paid Give Us call Eagle Furni-
ture Co. 1905 1th st: nv. Pot. 1867. IA.
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prices
ys!d Square Deal Furniture Co, Dol Eye
81 NV Phone Main 1896.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

NURSING by day. week or month. by prac-
tical nurse. 625 Falrnont It. NV.
PART-TIME WORK or laundry. $50 o St :
Evening star., 1925-10-04

OLDsMOBILE-S-cy 5-passeneer in
eood condition: Sll0. II. L. Rawlett. 1011
Evening star., 1925-10-04

ELECTRIC WIRING. with 30 months to
pay choice Of best fixtures: become one
Of our satisfied customers. Write, phone
or call and get our estimate. Penn Elec.
tr" Co. OH 9th II. NV. Main OIL. or
Evening star., 1925-10-04

RELIABLE FTRRlER-FrRS REPAIRED
aud lined good new; reasonable. 1886
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Address Box lat-p. Star oHi''.
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN INFANTS AND
small children by week ~ suburban monte
perShtug ave. Cottage city
YOUNG LADY. NORMAL SCHOOL GRAnT
ate will coach child in clrm"ntary -ra'!t
after office Address Box l6u-D. star uthre
Evening star., 1925-10-04

my unest class work done i'll town: posi-
tive satisfaction: estimates cheerfully given
Evening star., 1925-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


PAWN TICKETS cashed: diamonds. old gold.
silver and platinum bought for cash. Louis
Abrahams. sl5 st. opposite Patent Omce.
PIANO-Will take your piano or player re-
Eardless of condition in exchange on new
furniture. Sanderson-Schaefer Co.. 644 II
ST. ne. Lincoln 1867.
PIANO-Baby Grand; must be standard
make age and condition. Address Box
POOL TABLE. good condition: reasonable
Address Box IL D. Star Office. 4.
SILVER AND GOLD. old: we will pay full
pieces having resale value. The Shelf
field Plating Company. l22o Conn ave:
SQUIRREL CAGE-Second- hand Address
Box ll0-D Star office. A
Steel. WARDROBE for cleaning and dyeinE
shop tlght weight. combination lock, about
- inches long. "a deep. 1S hlzh: must he
reasonable. Address Box b2-D. Star office.
USED FURNITURE for :. rooms: complete
suites and odd pieces: Ad 900. 0.-----
NIoLINS-Any condition. Write, will call
334 Pa. ave. Sc.
W,ANTEn-small dark dresser. low priced
Phone West .457.
WANTED-Enough furniture for an Sroom
house Immediately: will buy as whole or
odd pieces. Kindly call Adams l6b2.
wARDRORE-Maple white or ivory Cali
Potomac 36l0-J. 1858 .
WORLD SERIES TICKETs-Grandstand
four strips OF three tickets each. Phone
West anl5 SUNDAY hefore : . n!
Evening star., 1925-10-04
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC Cont'h.


WASHING wanted to take home and DAYS
work out. 2054 9Th st. NV.
WOMAN, white. 40. desires place as house
keeper; has no objection to children: refer
ences; city. Address Box Sic. star office.
-
WOMAN. honest, respectful. colored apply
ing Tor days work, laundry work: also
part.time work and Saturday work. etc.
1871 9th st NV.
WOMAN. rliddle-aged. waiting on lady. light
duties good home preferable to high wages.
Address 1923 NV.
WON AN-Wants part time work: can furn-
lsh reference. Call Main $3.50.
WOMAN wants part time or days work
30ol 1lth st. NV. Call Col. 1861 So
WOMAN reliable, colored. wants place
to get dinners evenings or washing at home.
1905 kIngman pl. NV.
WOMAN. colored young. work of any kind
9l0 Bird NV.
WOMAN. reliable. coiored wishes posluon
as laundress in good family. 1886 goth
st. NV.
WORK. part time; neat. colored girl wishes
position. y. TOS1.
NOR WORK & BY the oS Day by " women. or part
Young WOMAN. colored. cooking, house-
work. no laundry. horne nights; refer
erce "a 0ntarln ~ Col I:t01 -
Evening star., 1925-10-04

ELECTRICAL. W1RING-Slx-ronm house
wired .o.,lhlrtr with attractive fixtures. sos
work g1IsI@huterd. Tel. North lO33T.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

FORD sEDANs. 1873 models. in hns shape ,
"heaD. Can arrange term.. Open evenings
and SUNDAYS g. G. Motor Co. BIO N
ct eS0
Evening star., 1925-10-04

ENFRGREFNS SHRUBS planted. home
ground landscaped pruning. spraying. for
mai and informal gardens. ABC Contract
Co. Adams 15s:B. A.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

MAID -DRESSMAKER young color
ed woman wishes place as maiddressmakel
in Oriystn family Potomac 1871 Bs
Evening star., 1925-10-04

GIRL ATTENDING NOR
NAL school desires work after
school hours as maid, taking
care of children or housework.
References. Phone \. lOl6S.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

DRAPFRIES Of distinctlOn: drancrles de-
signed made and hung: personal super
VISION OF Mr.. Samuel Grernherg. newest
creations drape your windows today: take
10 months to pay. Penn Drapery CO.. Inc.
Main SIP and Main 1853. TO-
Evening star., 1925-10-04

GIRI-Reliable colored viii get dinners or
do morning work. North 21si-N
GIRL hight colored. wants place a.. nI.rse
or mothers helper: stay nights Call l704
Florida