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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19
Big Tornadoes of
Past Years

Major storms which have caused
large loss of life In the past are:
1900-Hurricane, sweeping Texas
coast. Sept. 8. piled up the waters
of the Gulf of Mexico miles inland.
Galveston was storm center; about
5000 lives lost.
1905-Thirty killed at Marquette,
Kan.
1905-1S0 killed at Snyder. Okla.
190S-Nearly 500 killed in wind
storms In Mississippi, Louisiana and
Alabama.
190S-27 killed in northern Kan
sas ana southern Nebraska.
1913-Loss of life in Peoria, ILL.,,
Vincennes, Ind, and towns In Louis
lana and Tennessee.
1913-140 killed, $50 injured, SIS
homes destroy. $500 homeless in
Omaha, Neb.
1915-Galveston disaster of 1900
was repeated, with 900 lives lost.
1917-67 killed and 200 injured in
!, southeast Missouri and southern I'LL
nois.
1919-Sept IA, Corpus Christi,
Texas, Storm and tidal wave killed
500. P1 perty damage, $4,000. 900.
1919-Hurricane swept Chilean
coast; 81 killed; 100000. 900 prop
erty damage.
1919-July %, Fergus Falls, Mimi;
tornado killed so, injured $50.
1919-Sep s., Flu Chow, China.
rrx,yhooy, LiIIad q mo
1922-Hurcicane and tidal wave
caused $4,000 deaths at Swallow,
China.
1923-Tornado in north Missis-
sippi killed IS; 100 injured.
1924-Lorraine Ohio. Eighty killed
L.. Ae,..x I'd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19
REPORT ILLINOIS
NINE WRECKED
Three School Buildings
Crash-Many Killed,

The superstructure of the Orient
Mine, at Orient, ILL.,. largest blum
nous coal-producing mine in the
world, was completely wrecked, ac-
cording to a telephone message re-
celved today by Allen Waters, In
dianapolis, from relatives of his wife
at Benton, ILL.,, six miles from West
Frankfort. The Orient Mine has a
record production Of S,21S tons a
day.
Waters, who is director Of COM
munity and civic betterment at ma
tional American Legion headquar
tiers, was told 500 were dead at West
Frankfort. However, official esti.
mates placed the dead at eightyfour
and the injured at 400 according to
dispatches.
Three school buildings collapsed al
West Frankfort, killing practically
every pupil. Waters was told.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-19
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS
Downtown Hosiery Is Sold FOR
$4,000.

The Grand. Illinois and Maryland
Sts., will pass into possession Of
Coleman T. HBrown. hotel man of
Muncie, Ind, April 1. Sale of the
hotel business by Lafe d. Wealth
ers, owner. for 100000, was negotia-
ted by the Indiana Hotel Brokers.
Brown plans to make $40 900 worth
Of improvements. Weathers said
he would rest for a year and then
probably would re-enter the hotel
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
ported by tho following msni
Rose. Clarence H. i7lo Ferdinand
Hynds Henry Keith, 95's Burke
johnson, Henry ~" '7m ave. n.
HlEids, sosul,e. Ji9i4 seventh ave.
D.. boy.
rarsl,c. Solicit. C2s sixth ave. g..
KsweEuehi Demo. sis Firth ave o,
girl.
K6Ilma. Jlngoro. 40 Main IT,, boy.
bryngr Frank aBbG 18th ava. W,
N5rberE GustSE aiiC ltth ave, g.,
Johns, nile, 8. soos 10th sy, W,
Hodge. Richard Thomas. G7l5 Kirk
wood ave. girl.
Corey - Dwight 1906 orange pl,
boy.
nlrahtleld George l.. $3.50 JJth ave.
Burqus5L william l.. 78go 22nd ave.
n w. girl
Martin. frsnk ~ $685. walllngford
ave, girl
noaueien, Guftsye 9Ot 18th ave,
girl
Gibson, George William. JI24 Rug.
giles a.. boy.
Herbert. George Albert. 1910 Second
ave. n. W. boy
llornlng. Harold Fraser. 2B32 18th
ave. r.. boy
sathsr Arnold, 1907 i2th ave. g.,
boy,
GioyannonL John, tEio rlndlby IT,,
boy.
IIrfforuan, John r., IT.. SIS Gwinn
pl, boy
Rowland, Harold william. 2zgs 18th
ave. r.. girl
sharp. Earnest Mathew, 1898 SagIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

rgwr. farg tive minutes Program
Mgzzo SOPRANO Thine Egss
rarsntl rsfs Hands iF.nasHl Miss
Myrtle gsrrsaH BARITONE Trade
Winds fita-p The world Is waiting
ssNEf Fioyd Murphy ARIA prpuls -
Jour fg.nhrprutIsrI NFs frrA Nourgr
DUET Passage birds Farewell lun.
dArb Fa-N Sire. N8urus and Mias aarrTaWr
TENOR Trees lEaHbaFHt. Top . the
Morning tEuceRg, Frauk Nrrkrr A..
tompanlsts Atfs Hasei Olsen aiss Dor
oghy Waldo
10 r. M.-kJu tasIb--
Gordon kubagruss orchestra one
hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

The Temple Players. who were
10 have broadcast one act com
cdy from kFOA Tuesday eve
ming. postponed the occasion
when the station experienced
mechanical difficulty about
y, m. They will be on The air
at 9 o'clock Saturday evening.
instead Hall nn hour Of music
prrccdcs them. at $50.
kFOA's Transformer burned GA,
just as Tho LOWS child entertainers
were getting under way Tuesday
krW'S transformer was rushed over
20 the Rhodes station, and tho plant
got on the air Tor a few minutes late
IN The evening II was the first time
'olt faithful" has been out or com.
FOR many months
There are moro angles To the
playlet broadcasJing gamc than
appear on the surface. Many ~
the sound effect, are worked out
only after lahorious experiment,
Distances 81 the various noise,
making devices from the micro.
phone have 10 be- carefully meas
urrd. after many tests.
Ths krCL PLAYERS. who have suns
further in sound-roprodnetion than
mos, other radio organizations, are
frank 20 admit that they haven't at
tanned perfection IN noise imitation
set But they have gone D long way
There rs considerable speculation
among other bruadgasteFE concern.
ing the method used 60 reproduce the
noise OF an alrplane motor as wa
done n a rrecut playist Wen IL
simple but Just how rs done would
be telling
Selections from katiuka arc OH
the Kirchnsr orchestra program
from KTCL, starting at Wednes,
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
oruru STATIONS

krp tEsi, Haa Frsnrizea e ofrb+sr
ra pauular wgsisg p Jfssa rvsiiRl,
DO Eahsrf4ws orchestra
KIN tsuai, uaElsHJa-i Hsur silent
MfaHt
kCu lsGD. uaEiaHd - p- Bfassl
IfiH. 1H orchestra
MI ffsgB. iaa Angelic uFrErHlfs.
a, hFt Players D. fnuzlF. ie. pfaErs tRs
MI iiasj Res Angeles 80 iusuf-
srar fa3k 2 program 30 orchestra
kNN tas1l. HOLLIS cod and D. pros
grams le ofebsaira q Campus night.
a. or a. snulnrrn branch
kOA tgf1l. prusrTas sh. Soraks
golf irseaH ailsnt HiEEf
kcw ttoU. Portland "A. Lumb-TJ "a *
band p program. 20. dance musir
voc tiAils uavrhpaft=st orchestra
frufn WEAF D. orchestra
Nr1U HITl, Twia GIurs o.. rubsr.
euI8rsa fatE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Margaret J. vs.. John l.. cathro. in
compatibility
John Macarthur vs, Elsie Mae Marsh.
desertiun.
Roberta w. c. c. Ellis. nonsupport.
Stella N. vs.. William A. simonson.
nOnsupport.
Ella Charlotte VS.. Ralph Wright
cruelty.
William We. Myrtle L. RcaveA
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Tho night has been a dun ono IN
Seattle hitherto. only KFOA being
ou the cir a varied program ur
music aud stunts b. being lined up
for the initial broadcast
so many "daJlagalu" requests
have been received they really
hayr that the kTCl. players will
put on The F0raytho rlapprr
again during the radio night
celebrations. with = few added trim.
mluEp The racing thriller evident.
u.s. made A hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

evening Among
tho players will
be Wilbur West
crmau. NiulinisL.
who has played
before tho micro,
phone ia Seattle
before and has
won applR use
lie Is "A Moritr
N0scn pupil
ON the same
progrR IN Miss
Edith y O q Il
strnm will play
groups % piano
solos Marshall
SobI will sing
several solos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
THURSDAY

farm usvs. KTCL l.iddiFs siab. ESQ.
Eafau sfHHIn uFuEfaut. silent H'Ivg 90
kToA tIsi. igUotss Store 80. Y
o. d. e l4urH e. Hoffman, orchestra
silent ulHat
kJR tIab IS " Radio service Co 80
l2.gg markets. d musicale. iflo. home
economics iaiss e IhVstsrss 1880 kjH
order ~ uhts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
OTHER STATIONS

kFu rtss. san Franchise. arrbssl-s
q concert 3. orchestra 10. orchestra.
KIN tsSal. Oakland tsstutr pro-
gram Rts Joseph Garner composer
lp aFrhrsgfa
kGo g6n, uaEiana Hsrs silent
uiaBt
XII tG5t. los AuErlsr lE. dtugff
dance luuB'F, p program - rafFisa
Mars.4 orchestra
kHI lnai, Los Angeles lecture ar
THE Essa SEQ End p.59. programs.
as1s. uirkmhn's orchestra
ksN tszu. Hollywood -. orchestra
3 ard 2 rfoEramp
kow iSil. rortlsna--i concert. te
concert.
kOA tsf1l. Denver 3Ei9. lue ehs.sgl
plays musr p dance utuu!-
aCCo Nl7, rutu cRisa=t-3s. danes
program W1a nFEau recital
voc Ctsil. Davenport 2. musirsl pro-
Eram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Hunks IN NEW HOMES

LONDON Tho demand for living
quarters here r. still so acute that in
some apartments. beds placed ono
above the other Ike The hunks OF a
ship. have been Installed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

~ NFNNf
from $50 to9gO
q m. Tho pop
ular orchestra.
with tho win
King tpoupc will
be a regular
aerial visitor 10
thousu n d. Of
Coast homes in
future on a
regular schedule
The first "rh.
do night viii
be waited from
llrDl. SATURDAY,
starting Ut 8 and
rnnnlnn unLN IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
KING ORCHESTRA
TAKES AIR
Hermie'S Players TO Be a
Regular Feature

uERMuE KINGS Hyncoput ors
IL from the Palace HID win take
to tho air. Via kTCEs remote con.
troll lines Saturday evening. play.
ing 10 Commute concert from tic
49, t.. ffst. tr,sr,Hff, f4sfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Smith. James Russell. months. 56ff
5Efb ave * W. June L.
GliHaman, Mary. : months, isos Holly
IT,. June -,
Hiuier. Edward So Rockport June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

p3lD A. Ms--hTCt tzoab-=
weather FspHfta uuttrr rEE, sf1aE TO-.
ports Ehriy bond auafRFigHs General
market review. Agricultural items
10 4, M.-kTCt i5n5l-
kTgr Eidaiss club end daily ness let.
trT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
EKFOA LINES UP
FINE BILL
Temple Players Score in
Initial Broadcast

DUplLS Of Paul Pierre McNecly
L will play studio recital for
kFOA. starting az $40 "Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Divorce Complaints

Ida s vs. Andrew W. Nelson. cruelty.
Jessie ". William Head. iucompati-
htfIy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Alaska weekly night featuring Cor
dovn NlRht The Hov, y, y. Zirgler, Tor.
tnerly NJ Cordoyn, win talk Mrs Carl
EnFiisd. singer Mrs Rose L"wis. plano
Miss Jane sulon. daughter N ~ and
Mrs j. H. sullsn, reader viii entertain,
,rhc entire program js by former Cyydoya
residents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Just Go show there's mo- dvgyp.
upn the rooster ls on rxhiultian al
the standard Furniture company
store. Second and PIKE He's Kift
% the station from the Washing
ton Co-op Esq and Poultry Nasp,
citation 2Oto Railroad ave
stations hcfrab0uts seem Ia
be waking mp Ia the fact that
radio not rltits are needed. Peggy
Of ktOA" stages sound Eeues.
Ing contest un Hopper Kelly
program az 6l5 Wednesday
evening" Familiar sound, viii
he broadcast: thc fan guessing
the most wins a prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Axe
Larsen, Ernst Eugene Voltage.
ore. .-........ Legal
Richie. Grace idura, Seattle Legal
iostelhud Eric. brighton. or Legal
| Chichester cl'da r., Brighton,
VIC. tHfss-rt tf... .rs,rsff 90 Legal
Nurdquint VIM. A., Redmond Legal
Augrylur. lola Seattle. r.-.r. Legal
Gardner. Howard Leonard. Seattle %
/ Witrhrrrll Helen. seattle ....,..25
Watson. Bert b.. Seattle ..... Legal
I Hon Gertrude f.. Seattle .... Legal
Allan. James seattle ...,.... Legal
Nagkiuuuu. Helen 81 seattle Legal
. McAllIst-r u T.. Seattle odd. Legal
wooster, Grace. Seattle -.-- Legal
nlttrrmBn. Jacob vs.. seattle .....ga
Ellis, Ruth T., FinRfcr. No Oak .2g
Daniels, CaAwrll Seattle ........eE
lhflch Frlrda Seattle .-,..,...si
MpdiHr. Roy ~, Seattle .-.. Legal
henderson Elise A.. Seattle Legal
Brothers Charles W. seattle Legal
sleNtnr, sarah Elizabeth Sc
attic ... s.......-. ........ LEGAL
Hogerrs Prank AHeu5. wash Ig
I Oliver Frances, Tacoma 10
I lisnfasr Carl Theodore, s-dro.
Bronson, Edith NcTua. Concrete is
forier Herbert H. Euumelaw Legal
Mclaughlin. Mary Anne. Sc
attic ..-..... .............. .I.@rHI
FulmTr Frank r.. Auburn .teFhI
David, Pearl Ia Rue. Seattle Legal
= Tiffany priu Edward. seattle Legal
Macdonald. Eaihrrinr Belan-
Sc. Seattle ,......s.. Legal
. Wolfe Teh., d Eaatff-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

vrho United states Constitution In itr
Making" Wy =. wesley Phelps Flf-
teen minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

DI5 y. Mir t55D--
Classical recital sponsored by klrko
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
$3.50 r. MIR $50
s,so p. N.-KTOA N5D >.

Studio recital ny wilbur wcstefmnn
| violin, Miss Edth Nordstrpm, piano,
Marshall Hohl singer Ninety minutes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

An airplane landing field. over.
looking the crater OF the Hawaiian
volcano, Kilauea, recently was IS.
tablished BY the army air service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
SssF:'he RadioStar
NEW FARM SERVICE
OPENS FROM KTCL:
STOCKS, BONDS. ON

WEATHER reports. bond quota
w lions, butter and egg quota
lions, stock reports, livestock mar.
krts and agricultural items win be-
broadcast by KTCL t3O5l. at $3.50
each day. The service started
Wednesday, Speeding M OF the
service au that ~ b. available q
farmers an over tho Pacific North,
west early iu tho day. Is the idea
Of Bert Fisher operator or the
station
kTcL has daylight range OF
about 500 miles and covers ths
Northwest, including Canada and
parts OF Oregon
Dayton King. announcer viii
attempt to mako rooster crow
In front OF krCl.'s mike at S15
Wednesday evening. II he sue,
ceeds wen let you know. The
rooster i to have dinner la front
Of the microphouc. the fan who
gucssrs how many grains Of corn
h. leaves on his plate winning
prize,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
mo- p M-KIR laaN .

1870 u. M.-kJR tSbf)-
Gears. H0ebuck and company present
Ing dance music program played ~
tho Charmed Land BHrenHdsrH. The
gerenadsrs are: Jack O'LsRry Miss
DorothsA EchelbarFer. Harry Arnctt, Eu-
gone RinEHlsy and John Agncr Elgh-
teen popular numbers will be played
one hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

g r. My-KfoA istl--
Dinner ea1csft b. The HofmAnn olym-
pie orrrr.tra. Forty.fivs miuuiss- The
program
Prelude fRaebmaRi0ofu waitt Mar
enta fkomHakI. selection from ThT Ast
strauss. Prelude 20 The prlukst saint
sa,ns) GsrdaIsrla IMosSowaktI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Ign5 T.. M--KTCL 1000
| The KTCL rooster will have dinner w
/ mont Of tho mike and Grow tmnybe) Tor
tho audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

IsP. M.-KTCL ,ig05)--
/ Health talk BY r. q Van Cook. spon.
sored by Physical Culture institute. 10
/ minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

r. M-KTCL tgo5l-
transportation club program. music ~
Etrcbrcrss Nav Washington Hotel Or
chsstra. Ouo hour. The music
Selection from Katinka Grind Span
IsU Dances (Moakowskl. Soloejz's hong
tGrisgls RositA Dupont selections
from The Mikadp iAuliiyRut
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Bed AVENPORT. velour; cost 500: viii
sacrifice: = pairs green velour portieres.
reasonable 267 y st NV So
Evening star., 1925-10-08
HELP-FFMALE.

CARVER for cafeteria. Apply Sampler Inn.
1ol 11th st. NV.
CASHIER. The Wonder. 14th and n. Y.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Observation-Disclosures.

ANYTHING and everything bought; Drop
postal: we will call Leavitt- sl3 :. -
BED ED-DAvENPoRT, large, describe fully and
give price. Address Box H. Star Office.
GhAMERAs sha;IR tools Of every Kind feld slasses.
1lth and NV. Phi: Frank. s33 or postal.
CHEST OF DRAWERS. Telephone Columbia
D. Stein. aos 9TH st. ". Ph. y. 400,
CLoTrHi,ING;MWin 0ri,I g.. call in my unlettered .p-
discarded, clothing Of ali descriptions. -Ad-
TEE pHss's 81 G5 North T i755 call R'oe
GhoTHtING GI;cs in tmsn. eas,oil; We pay top
s eRa lS. Vi Did =. ssans aass ss s'f calls
DIAM2NDs AnisS jsEelry and old sald for cash
qlsS AHso mofs and arTsnd oEahss
PEATHaR FEAT nsIs BEDs and tuTnitqre highest
FEATHER BEDS and furniture; best prices
cSld Square Deal Furniture Co.. 5Of Eye
ct. Nv. Phone Main 5836.
PPSSRslncRh PSans IS lio4e rlaf1s ses: csFfE7s RUGS
sooa 10 .e says any
ssi tssufi Phone rer h1us fsS'e" Al io'n
FURNITURE. PIANO. RUGS. ETC. needed
at once: will pay good prices. Line. 980l.
FIRHlTl RE-Want TO buy used furnitur"
for large home: also piano Phone Franklin
FURNITURE-ts.h for some used furniture
and wbos d4 for odd ~snsd asa@
MWs.llfSsi:$r Wlfs$ FOR Sso wagon s. Or have me cali
EDRNITrKE t1G Ut Re-. and hSusehold goods Of az
Merrel 454 10Th St sH n.~' pi'ee Main HOO &.
EaHSITrsn radsd Esn AsR a45s H9SE }Sd FL
FURNITURE amos store ana ONCE equip.
sS1 HSh G. salaSs aw 4 Co. sa7! inc Aue'0nssF
pusSIUkE pad Of all kinds bes. prices
results Tor your fuEni,ure and "!hsr. her mis- mis-
see n% FrahAn sa M ssy sRaDr0 800 Lod'ans
Gas HEATER-Humphrey Radiantfire. End.
nanh; ,ans style 33 pretsrred; glve price and par
G0aIR sUsIDv s,iosr nls, watches DIAMONDS and old
Full cash esa saae nad % seinreis s1iasafsns sns fees St
aIfHssr anS js. PKEs fo,Enr rAIR
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds. Jewelry: ane.
2ss5 22a5'su 1t D1ssss ns asn asiDssissiz A F. Arnold
OLD SOLID SILVER tea service and any
1sa 9ares Pieces 9i furniture Possessing dIsnity
dress Box VOC. Star Office
one HOFFMAN PRESSING MACHINE in
good condition. West 1863.
PIANO wanted. standard make. baby grand
IN exchange for equity in valuable building
sesson let tses Res G5sb 1sss Park in the 18th st
P1ANo-Will take your piano or player re-
Earuless OF condition IN exchange on new
furniture; Sanderson-Schaefer Co.. ga II
ST. ne. Lincoln 1857
P0ot 1o1 I, TABLEs 7 + WANTED. Royal Pool Par
SAxOPHoNE. second hand: state make Ad-
dress Evelyn Widasin. 251O Ontario rd n W
SILVER AND GOLD. old: we Will nav full
value for broken lots; and top prices for
pieces having resale value. The Shelf
field Plating COMPANY. 1925 Conn. ave.
TENT wanted. Phone North 100. Apt. So
%
USED FURNITURE for 3 rooms; complets
suites and odd pieces. Ad. 900.
WANTED AT ONCE-Six bentwood chairs
and one hllng cabinet. legal size. Address
Box 64-H. star office.
wANTED-Enourh furniture for an s-room
house immed atelv. Will huy as a whole or
odd pinoes Kindly call Adams 1859
Evening star., 1925-10-08

DINING TABLE. oak. good condition. cheap.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

PAINTING-High grade house painting: best
materials used: cost reasonable rfs r.
Moran. 216 John Marshall place. Main 1871.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

BEAUTY SHOP. well established business.
viii sacrifice for quick sale. 11o6 st.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Lum,er. doors. sash. window Gets. roohns.
THE HEcHINGER HotsE WREcKiSG Co.
Camp Meiss. 5th and Fla. ave, northeast.
spectlon Invited until > 80 pm: - YEARS
SAVING YOU MONEY ON BUILDING MA
Will OF THE HECHINGER COMPANY.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

neiEhborhood: doing good business: low rent
long lease: price very low. Potomac 2414-J
Evening star., 1925-10-08

BED. single: chlHonier. antique pieces. 1916
kal0rama road Apt. e Col 5SlR.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CALL WEST o0S9 for mattresses. chamber
maids; charwomen. nurses. laundresses.
chauffeurs janitors. buffers. housemen. Full
lers Exchange. 1221 25th st. 81
COLORED HELP FREE. North 1908. Cook.
Colored woman. sos: waitress. chambermaid.
$50: dressmaker. S15. White Cross. 1929
HELP white and colored. Ladies' League.
West H624.
WHITE BUTLER. 500: English nurse S15:
waitress. S75: cook S15 and chambermald.
S63. Ladies' Exchange. SO7 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

SCHOOLBOYS. 10 to l9 years
OF age, as message carriers. Mr..
Gerhold. 14O7 e. st.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

BREAKFAST SET. 5-pince So: bassinet.
So: crex rug. syIO. 81: library table. chairs.
bedroom rockers. mirror. bookcase sections.
baby carriage 2503 18th. second floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
HEIP-MaI.E.

BOY to work four hours daily. Photocraft
Studio. 6lS 10Th.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Apply on job. First and D sts. NV
rnRP1-G tTFD IRON-Npw. both galvanized
and black at lowest prices. Complete bill
OF erials,3lumber. doors. sash and sheet
tron-tO build garage. at our yards.
FL EI,1RlI EISTI RES for hnUse
Evening star., 1925-10-08

Marshall Business Brokers.
Cafeteria; no. better location: near War
and Navy Building; well equipped: must be
p,lou lhunehroom Sn0" near 11th and n. Y. ave.
hunchroom uptown. Price. 81 900.
o., hardware paints and oils: large corner
J., Grocery store. well located, good fixtures:
inspection invited; Price right.
Tailor shop. cleaning, dyeing repairing
opportunity for hustler: will sacrifice to
$3.50. o"
D.. BOOMING house. good location. Is rooms
Rooming and boarding. downtown: IA
Rooming house. uptown. Price. 1925.
Conf. Ice cream and candy. Rent. $50.
Price, $3.50.
=, Delica.essen and cigars: weekly receipts.
Rene s5s thls ese well
Marshall Business Brokers,
o29 n. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
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guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee.
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000.
Propob Tx
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BICYCLE. small boys: good new: SO.
80 NJ ST NV
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


LAWN MOWER REPAIRING: PARTS FUR
nished. Power and hand mowers for sale.
Tel. FIR. 77O1. c. F. ARMIGER. 303 / 9th n ".
PAINT YOUR ROOF NOW Protect it
against Winter elements. White House Re-
pair Co. 20O4 NV. Frank. 26O6. Ia
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING at prices
Evening star., 1925-10-08

PAPERHANGER. For better work and less
money. call Col. 9235. Economy Wall Paper
Co. ti.,1 Prince ton pl. Il W La
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FURNITU URE-Antique mahogany desk.
carved. glass top; massive mahogany library
table. Wernicke sectional bookcase. frelcss
cooker and other articles. reasonable. marty
leaving town LAS Eairrlnnt
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CONFECTIONERY and delicatessen for sale:
Frank oS52-ol45 an
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BOY. about -. 10 act as messenger. AppIy
Room 700. 725 18th ST. NV. D
BOY. c0lorcd with wheel. for errands and
general usefulness. sos NV. 8.
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HEI.P-MALE.

ASSISTANT BOOKkEEPER,
experienced. Bring reference
and application in own hand
writing. John H. Magruder.
Inc, Conn ave. and n SITS. NV.
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BABY CARRIAGE good condition: price,
S4.75. Telephone Cleveland l420-J. 9s
BABY BUGGY. new style Bloch: fur coat.
hats. cloth coat. mans suit: all bargains.
25O1 Penna- ave. wv. Apt. 81.
BABY CARRIAGE. good condition. reason
able. 1419 Monroe st. NV. Adams 3s65.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

GROCERY STORE. doing very good busi.
ness. must be sold at once. reason for sell
ing. Address Box 31-H Star oftine Sc
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CLOTHING SALESMEN several. expert
enccd. The Wonder. ltth and n Y. ave.
FARM HAND. $50 room and board. Phone
Falls Church Sui -F,2 TO-
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FURNITURE and rugs. oriental and domes-
tic, new and used: big sale now going on:
we save you 4ofe on used goods; bedroom
suites. complete. 800: new vanties chif-
gateleg tables. mirrors. chairs in fact every
thlns you want: let us fit up. your home.
Cogswell Bargain House. 2423 18th St n W.
Phone Adams 1G4Q Omen I'LL n m
Evening star., 1925-10-08

FIREMAN for hEh-pressure boiler. hand and
Jones stnker fired. must have had experleHce
with large boilers: year around work. Apply
G T. Howdershell. chief engineer, Mutual
Ice Co. Alexandria. Va. IL
Evening star., 1925-10-08

RN1TURE-Mahogany inlaid settee and
chair. mahogany library table and oak
dining room furniture. 1852 18th ST. NV.
Phone Col. 351 %