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The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
TUESDAY EGRAPhic)
FINDS SHORTAGE FUNDS
 IN COUNTY OFFICE

Butte. Mont. Apr. 27, tAP)- James Brett, Treasurer of Silver Bow County informed the Board of County Commissioners yesterday of a shortage in his office which he alleges occurred in the admin istration of his predecessor McIn- tyre who on February 2s reported cash and negotiable papers includ- ing two checks totalling twenty four thousand dollars in the Metals Bank and Trust Co.,, signed" How ard Mcintyre, trustee"
 The bank informed Brett that Mcintyre had no funds in the bank and had made no arrangements to take up the cheeks.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
HINDENBURG ELECTION Is
 SHOCK TO WASHINGTON

Washington, Apr. 27, tAP) - A statement by Senator Borah controlling the view of officialdom in general on the election of Von Hindenburg. which came as sur prise amounting to shock is as follows: "It is no doubt that he recommends natfbnalized feeling. not that it is directed along the right lines to be helpful. The out side world had better go ahead on the theory that the German people had the right to elect the man they wanted and until facts appear otherwise. that they will concentrate their earnest efforts to right principles and right poli- cies'' Hanson. ranking democrat, who has been foreign on the quest ion until now said that the Hin denburg victory put Germany "un- der suspicion"
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FOURTEEN HECLA MINERS
 ARE RESCUED ALIVE

Wallace, Apr. 25. (AP)- The fourteen miners who were trapped in the burning Hecla mine were rescued at 3:22 D. m. today. The rescue party found that the men had used the pumps in the tunnel flames at the station. on the two thousand foot level. The sta tion was practically destroyed.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
NO ROMANCE BUT
 BUSINESS SAYS WHALl

Seattle. Apr. %. CAP1@Alfl Olson. Superintendent of the fl 9f Vega and Company. onttitti for q whaling venture to Ranch ka said Romance in whaling: Why whaling is business and wh' do you find romance in businei We go out to get whales, tow 10 the floating station and ret, for more in rapid succession seven months of the year, then the completion of the season rest until the next trip in spring.
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ORDERED TO PROCEED
 WHITE MOUNTAIN WORK
 BASIS S2O.OOO EXPENSE
Double the Expected Amount is to be Available for Industrial School.

Board of Education Superin- wire from Chief of the Bureau. Jonathan H. Wagoner, of Seattle yesterday advising him to go ahead with the White Mountain Indus trial School project with d basis of expenditure of S20,0oo, which he available for this work at this time.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
SANTA FE TRAIN JUMPS
 TRACK, ENGINEER DIES

Los Angeles. Apr. %, fAPt-- John Warbovs. engineer was killed and thirty-five others on board were injured when a Santa Fe passenger train jumped the track at Canyon. twenty miles out last night Four movie players were among those hurt and with them ten thousand dollars worth of movie equipment was completely des- troyed
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
LATE LEGISLATIVE REPORTS
 FROM JUNEAU
Provides Funds for .AirpIane Lantl- ing Fields as Move Toward Es- tablishmcnt Air Mail Service.

Juneau, Apr 25, Special to the Nugget After futile efforts to strike the exemption clause af- fecting persons voting in previous elections. the Senate passed the Grier literacy test bill unanimous ly. Senators Aldrich, Hunt, Dunn and Brown held solidly together resisting all efforts to strike the objectionable clause from the bill which passed the Senate exactly as i. came from the House, and now the measure goes to Governor for his signature.
 Highway Engineer Bill Passes
 The Senate passed a substitute highway engineer bill, limiting the salary for the position to four
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took him throughout the North American Arctic Coast, urged the establishment of reservations for the Eskimos of the Canadian Arc tic to alleviate the rigorous con tjtions under which these people live and it is stated that it is believed the government is about ready to undertake the project.
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Juneau, Apr. 25, fAP)-The rev 'i'i1l lefea'in: 'rn e.it rte L., in- crease the .lxa.s tt cef."ii indus it's Tha '>.1 n resolE !. houl.icng the .ones Mariua Act which made Il nlawfui Cor for eign vessels to carry frieghi with originatioh in the United States from an eastern sea port to Alaska was introduced
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
HOLD UP HARVARD
 PAPER TO INVESTIGATE
 LITERATURE, PICTURl

Boston. April 2S, tAPD- T Boston Post today said that { current issue of the Harvard A vocate, student journal of tn worthy educational institution. being held at the Cambridge Pc Ohice until the Washington aut critics decide whether or not comes under the ban of indece literature and pictures.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
nTIGAPI. CONSIDERING CALI. OF ONE DRAFT
 CLASS TO COLORS

Sofia. Apr % Bulgaria is considerine the calling of one class of draft to the celors, hay ing failed to obtain the ten thou sand volunteers which the council of Ambassadors in Paris author ized to quell the communists dis turbances.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
NRETAST RETURN
 TROTZsKY POW1

Moscow. Apr. 2s, (AP)- I return of Trotzsky to power forecast as five hundred delega from all parts of Russia gather for the fourteenth congress of party which open yesterday. Trotzsky delayed
 appearance at the assembly on plea that he was finishing a bo
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Paris. Apr 27, fAP) The Hindenburg election will prove beneficial if it will open the eyes of the world to the real sentiment of Germany, in the opinion of the French officialdom. The large womens' vote for Hindenburg is regarded as most significant feat ure and is thought to have been caused largely by sentimentality.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
JACK DEMPSEY DECIDES
 WILLS FIGHT OFF

New York. Apr. 2s, (AP) = Abandoning the hope of arrang- ing a heavyweight championship fight until after the Tunny-Gib- bons bout and the Wills -Weinart match in June. Jack Dempsey an nounced that he will sail for Eur ope with his wife.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
WORK Is RESUMED
 IN THE HECLA MINE

Wallace. Apr. .=2S. =,AP)= The water which was pumped into the Hecla mine at Burke Friday to extinguish the fire which impris- med fourteen men for several ho::rS was lowered beneath tho Foor level of the Star tunnel to- day end work in the mining oper- a,ions has been resumed.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
ADA BLACKJACK HAS
 CHANGED HER NAME
 TO AVOID NOTORIETY

Spokane. Apr. 2S. (AP)-1nves- legation indicated that woman with two sons, one eight years old and the other eight months, calling herself Mrs. Elsie Edwin, who applied for employment was Ada Blackjack, using the assumed name to avert publicity.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
SIGNS COlrRTMARTIAL
 PAPERS FOR NAVY MEN

Washington. Apr. 27. ZAP Orders were signed yesterday for the courtmartial of six officers on charges growing out of raid on the Naval Transport Beaufort at Norfolk. when quantity of liquor was seized upon it's arrival from the West Indies
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
KING AND QUEEN ARE
 BACK FROM CRUISE

Dover, Apr. 2s. (AP)- King George and Queen Mary arrived here today, finishing their cruise to the Mediterranean. The King appeared in much better health than on his departure.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
LOS ANGELES WILL ELY
 TO THE WEST INDIES

Lak ehurst. Apr 2s. eAPJ-The dirigible Los Angeles will start q flight to the West Indies next Monday, or in case of indictment weather the first favorable day thereafter. fl was officially an nounced here today
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
GET SIX THOUSAND
 BEBHIND COPS BACKS

Seattle, Apr. 2S. (AP)-While two policemen stood within thirty feet of the entrance of the Pioneer Safety vaults. two bandits robbed Carl Schermann. clothing merchant of six thousand dollars and es- capped.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
MIMIC WARFARE IS
 UNDER WAY OAHU

Honolulu. Apr. 27, (AP) Mimic warfare for the possession of the island of Oahu as a goal In joint maneuvers of the army and navy began at six-ffteen yesterday morn ing.
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Berlin. Apr. 27, tAP)- Omcial figures in yesterdays election for the Presidency of Germany show General Won Hindenburg leading with 14,639,399, Marx second with
 13,752,640, Thaelman 1dS3l,5s1.
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MIGRANTS PERISH IN STORM

Seoud. Apr. 27. CAP = Two hundred Korean migrants perished in snow storm in the primorsk region ercently.
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New York, Apr. 27. (AP)-For- ner Ambassador to Germany Ger ard declared the election of Won Hindenburg is a menace to world peace and fiat declaration by the German people that they will return to militarism and monarch ism.
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Germany also has Election Fights
 Karlsrust, Apr. 27, (AP)-Two were killed and many were wound- cd when the Nationals and the Republicans clashed here yester- day.
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Berlin. Apr 27. (APl-Inform- over, that he had been elected President. Von Hindenburg said: "God grant that party strife may us hope that they learn complete unity and in union stand.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
MONDAY
 CTElEoRAPNlcl
VON HINDENBURG LEADS FOR PRESIDENT IN
 GERMAN ELECTION

Outcome of Election Received with Surprise Amounting to Shock in Washington.
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MORALES. (MEX.) ELECTION
 CELEBRATED-3 KILLED

Nosales, Ariz., Apr. 2S. fAP)- Thirty-two persons were killed in fights resulting from the city cleo tions held in Senora state Mexico yesterday, officials declared.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02
WANTS CANADA TO ESTABLISH RESERVES
 FOR ESKIMOS

Ottawa. Apr. 28, (AP)- Knut Rasmussen, Danish explorer, who last summer ended a trip which
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02

encourage support among hone workers and dismiss crooks and this manner eliminate sentimen against the unit.
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GERMAN AND FRENCH
 BONDS ARE DOWN

New York Apr. CAPT. German seven per cent bonds offered at 92 iii October sold at 9oas which is four points below the high price this year. French government bonds are down from one to two points.
The Nome nugget., 1925-05-02

Chicago. Apr. 21. (AP)-Pro- University. at the opening session of the twenty-ifth annual congress of the Disciples of Christ said that the evangelist must adjust his methods to mental attitudes which science and democracy have pro- duced arguing "such an attitude constitutes no break with the spfr- it and teaching of Jesus"
Evening star., 1925-05-31

SIX TOURING. 1922; $3.50
cash. balance monthly. Your car IN trade.
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Part 6-S Pages
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to. protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular mat
ter, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter VIII
be withheld, as far as possible, by
The Star. Only bona flde answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will be delivered to advertisers on
presentation of the box number
ticket.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN tCont'D.

WANTED-Saiesmen calling on lumber and
pulldlng supply trade to sell line of steel
basement windows; commission. L. Ehret.
81 victoria Bldg. st. Louis.
$50 DAILY selling auto invention So; all
cars; free newspaper display advertising over
your name as agent assures success; ON,
cial test shows gasoline mileage increased
63oS; wonderful opportunity; territory ColnA
fast Philis Manufacturing Co.. St. Louis.
Mo.
SO DAILY EASY-we start you in auto
accessory business; no investment. no expert
ence necessary: exclusive territory. Motof
Products Co. 1853 Lunt ave. Chicago
$4,000 YEARLY-Envelope sealer; new;
seals 3 500 hour: retails 81 only; tremendous
demand; exclusive territory. Write TO-DAY.
Manufacturer. 2007 Colonial Bldg. Boston
Mass.
SIDE LINE SPECIALITY statesmen.
Travelling in cars to sell brano.new al
vertsing proposition to filling statlons ano
garages. You can make from sou 10 sIoo
a week in your spare time. National Al
vertsers' Syndicate. AIT S. Dearborn. .hi-
cago. III.
Wanted, Stock Statesmen.
To help sell issue stock in old established
and sound going business; commiss basis
only; no drawing account. Apply by letter,
giving past experience, references VIII be
required. Address Box 430-V. Star office. l
ACCESSORY SALESMAN.
Tire valve airlocls costs consumer 1Oc; ac-
cessory stations repeat big orders; protected
territory; big profits; write for free sample.
Gellman Mfg. Co. Rock Island. Ill
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HELP-MAEE (Cont'd).

YOUNG MAN: part-time work: clerical
salary and share of profits small invest
ment required. Address Box 442-V. Star
office.
WELL ESTABLISHED Washington branch
of Baltimore company dealing with archi-
tects and owners of better-class homes re-
quires energetic and capable manager. Ad
dress Box 393-X. Star office. giving previous
experience. 3ls
SALESMEN-One of Floridas fastest selling
developments, with offices in seven northern
cities, needs more men for the Washington
Office to take care of the hundreds of in
quiries resulting from moving picture lee
lures on Winter Haven. the City of 100
Lakes"
Experience unnecessary. If you can talk
lntelllgently and tell the truth. we will train
you to present our proposition in such
way to insure unusual earnings.
Splendid opportunity for advancement and
permanent connection with strong company
which invites investigation through any
bank in America.
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| LEXINGTON. 1923. roadster. sport, custom
built; cost 15 hnsheq 9isn ~ sea sea green green
khaki top: running board seats. truck, etc
| Sell for $3.50 cash. Col. 411S-J. Apt. 81
/ Roll CT
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sITUATIONs-MAIE FEMALE.

BUTLER and cook. man aud wife IN the
city or out. best of references ll35 c
ST. ne.
MAN AND WIFE colured wish places to go
away for summer: general housemau, chaut-
teur: light cooking and maid good refer
ence: now employed. Address Box 44S-N,
star office.
MAN AND WIFE wish to care for apt. for
quarters; no children. Basement. 1904
Mass ave NV i
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HUPMOBILE ROADSTER. 1929: this ear is
IN fine shape: good tires. bumper, snare tire
and other accessories: yours for $3.50: 40
other bargains. Lambert Hudson Motors
Co. Used Car Dept. 1929 L ST.. west of
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

ESTIMATOR of plumbing supplies by long
Schafer Co., 2l5 18th st. NV. Washington,
EXPERIENCED salesades in our millinery
born's. sos Eleventh. st. 49, : - --'-'NO
FlTTER, experienced on dresses and coats.
Apply Mrs. Deahl. Leverton's. 1lo6 st.
reference refer, required. Address Box ao6-v, star
FoREWoMAN, white familiar with finished
Sr work; Apply, 10 to II, Washington Laun-
GIRL. young, white, for lunch stand; $40
week and 8 meals TO start: reference. 3l4
GGlRL--Wafeldog Corporation wants neat
" woman or girl to demonstrate electric waffle
kindly cali again cs MonGay 15S
Room 307. 1919 st. NV.
GIRLS. 3. white, for general laundry work
Apply Natl. Laundry Co. 10 Pierce St NV
GlRLS-Colored. to work electric sewing
machine; steady work. Entrance rear 5l6
GIRLS; two. to learn beauty culture. 1920
LADIES to cap strawberries Apply Monday
pEorning Engning, 70 Productien Dept, Ehapin-sachs
corporation. 1st and NJ SITS. ne.
LADY-,A-l opening for lady to take orders;
exclusive plan, See Mrs. Edison. 1917 st.
LADY to travel for nationally known firm
among among former patrons; income $500 month
aiO more; applicant must be at least high
school graduate and 20 years of age with an
Sppreciation of cultural values; exceptional
perience unnecessary W. V. Prechtel. Room
913, 58 E. Washington st. Chicago. Ill
LADY between 25 and 35 years OF age. ex-
perlenced IN accounts receivable and branch
once work: must be typist and compton,
etsr operator. Address Box 267-V, Star
SALESLADY. for hosiery department. in shoe
store; good opportunity for right girl.
Traveller Shoe Co. 1907 st. NV. 81.
SALESWoMAN: experienced for house to
Address Box 449v. Star office.
SIENoGRAPHER. experienced. congress
slonal, out-of-city work until December Ap
ply In person, room la. House Office Bldg.
STENoGRAPHER law Office. give fun de
tails OF experience and state references. Ad-
dress Box 192-N. Star Office. 81
dleWoman. with leisure time, can earn beau
tLful summer wardrobe in return. for assist
For information phone Adams 5601. 81
YOUNG LADY. bookkeeper and general
once york must be efiicient; hours 80
WOMEN TEACHERS
WANTED TO TRAVEL
In northern lake region and New England
teacher companions and at least $50 per
week: salary TO start and railroad fare paid;
in s letter. &ddess aa e 81 Smith, fapeSnf 1915
80 z. Washington St. Chicago, H.
SALESLADIES, two, refined.
on most exclusive proposition
offered; out-of-door work, with
salary and bonus. Apply be-
tween 9 and 10 am. See Mr..
Blum, Castleberg National Jew
elry Co, Inc, 935 Pa, ave.
--r
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MARKER, experienced, on fiat
work; steady position. Apply
Dupont Laundry, 2535 Sherman
ave. NV.
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| PAINTING G-PAPERHANGING- low
THOMPSON'S. 34l3 Ga. ave. Col. S24+.
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BOY over g wears to run errands and MAKE
himself useful in jewelry shop: gooq op-
portunity to learn the trade. oo3 Ftn ST
q w Room 300. q
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1921: car in fine con
dIton and looks very good: S15O cash or
viii take $50 down and $50 monthly see
Bldg. 18th and sts. NV. Franklin T0Ol :.
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If you desire to sell purchase anything
large small valuable insignifcant-make
it known by means of the Classified Advertise
ments of The Star.
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B FLAT TENOR SAXOPHONE aud trumpet'
non-union Apply bet. Z and pm sun
day 46T NJ st. NV. -----
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PERSONAL.

WILL RENT SHONINGER PIANO AND
console Victor to responsible party for So
m0Ethly. Furniture for one-room apartment.
% extra. Col. 1880. No. 3l1. 81
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET.
yer class OF unfortunate young women be.
i9re and during confinement Strictly private.
NharEes reasonable. Babies for adoption
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If you looking for Office help, chaufeurs,
porters laborers, domestic help, desire to offer
YOUR services, place an advertisement in The Star
under appropriate classification.
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HELP-FEMALE
APPRENTICES wanted Dorothy Coffey
Beauty Shop. 1923 14th NV. 2s
BAKER. woman, for night work, on pies
and cakes where the best of food is served:
no Sunday work Address Box 207-V. Star
Office 81.
BUNDLE WRAPPER, strong girl. Apply
1920 Queen st. ne.
CLERK. general Office work, some typing;
$50 week: age 20 to 80; give past employer
and phone. Address Box 42SV. Star Office"
COOKS, mattresses and general houseworkers
(whitel wanted at once at Quimby Inn.
765 Que st. NV North $3.50. Good home
and wages: immediate employment. 81
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBuEs.

prised to- know that such a fine car can he
sold for the price we are offering it We
also have complete line of used Oidsmobiles
Gyl Buick coupe with tires and new
Duco finish. 1922 Chalmers sport touring. a
Durant touring that looks like a new car
only been driven 900 miles. The terms on
all OF the above mentioned cars will appeal
70 10 every one: Dick Murphy's. Used Car Dept.
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ELECTRIC WIRING-No money paid til
lghts are turned on; for a complete Job
cdli US. We include street service wiring
nNtures all on monthly payment plan: open
evenings for your convenience. See and
ssave. PENN. ELECTRIC CO. OIL 9th st.
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ROYS, white, for short hours after school'
Apply Mr. Simmons, 141S n. Y. ave.
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Haven Villa Company.
ODl InNnEtr,nr,A Rt1,lA Al !, q,

- ~ IIlNtsInlent BulIullg.
18th and X SITS. NV. Washington. D. c.
GARAGE MAN-Young col
ored man for night work; must
have experience and able to op-
crate all cars; steady employ
ment. Apply Monday morning
between 10 and II o'clock.
Northwest Garage Co., rear 1919
18th st. NV.
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Statesmen WANTED.,A national organ
" alton marketing a product of highest char
tcter salable to every home owner with
lawn. flower bed or garden. wants men-real
nlen-to take orders i'll house-to-hOuse can
eass. Field virtually non-competitive: income
commensurate with efforts. Statesmen else
where earning more than 500 a week. No
great selling experience required. No in
vestment required. If you believe in your
relf and want a good income apply RichsoiI
Company. Inc. Room 7, 100 18th st.
EALESMEN-To work regular routes. city
and road work must be neat appearing Ap-
ply 1917 F st, Room a01.
SHOE CLERK experienced: steady work
Ie Mode Bootery. 726 14th st. NV. l.
ITPHOLSTERER. who can upholster and
repair: must be experienced state expert
ence and wages wanted: long Job for good
man. Address Box 205-V. Star office.
WEATHER. STRIP INSTALLERS: state ex-
oerience Address Box 43-V. Star Office. 81
ISUNG MAN. white. Is to 90. to drive
md truck and work around buildings; con.
ffsytor Address 4S9-V. Star Office. 81"
YOUNG MEN. two bright. outdoor work
representing large corporation: make
GOOD money: experience unnecessary: Call
evenings. See Mr.. La Pidus. New Winsted
ISsssA. g.
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I FORD. 1924; Al condition. natural wood
wheels. balloon tires $ months old. Strom-
berg carburetor, front rear bumpers:
Deiro i Ignition. water, pump. spare, m9tg,
meier: price right for quick sale. Call
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FORD SEDAN. '23-2f. beautiful clean car
inside and out; like new: speedoneter. large
lock wheel, parking and dash lights. ; Al
surance: no finance charge }O-day Euaran-
tee: Nd; and Va. titles: open Sunday. Monk
Motor Co. AZ Mo ave N V
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WASHES TO take home. Call or
write l64S Bird st. NV.
CLEANING or bundle wash. Phone North
5S66-W
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AUBURN STRAIGHT g. 1925 model; in
nrst-class condition; very cheap Fourteenth
street Garage. 18th and NV. n. 1900, l.
BUICK SPORT ROADSTER. 1925: 6 900
mIies; mWIiIes; bargain. The Automart. 18th and
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HELP-MALE.

AUTO MFCHANIC-one first class: no otn9eI a9b
irlee9 Apply GdS 81"
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AUTO MECHANIC, first class on MIIIys-
Eni9St and overland cars See Mr.. Money,
Wardman Motor Car Co, 110S Vermont ave
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EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, house painting
hy skilled mech anlCs. reasonable prices. Paul
serene. 1s2l lst ST. NV. Tel. y. GALS -
FLOORS RESURFACED by electric machine
Prk. rd. NV. Adams 59i6-J. b + Fling. -
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ELECTRIC WIRING-Fa-"M MilIer'' -ize your
sell with our better grade of house wiring
ana electrical fixtures. See some of the work
we nave put IN for your neighbOrs. We glad
ly give references and terms if desired Our
representative viii call at your convenience
anq furnish you an estimate on an economi-
Gao37 or Frank. l0I69. GEO. +. MILLER.
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MAXWELL SEDAN-5 new tires, Just paint
ed: for sale TO settle estate. A bargain,
Phone Col. 1904. 271q Ontario rd. W. 81
MAXWELL SPORT TOURING, latest model
slightly used been driven 5000 miles by
owner disc wheels. khaki top. bumpers
front and rear; several other extras: party
taking up Just the unpaid notes. S65s II
months to pay for it: trade your car in.
Peck's Garage. 2l2l 14th ST. NV. Open
all night. 81
MERCER SPORT TOURING: good mechani-
cal condition and paint. 20lS 14th st. NV.
Potomac 2092.
MILBURN ELECTRIC; excellent condition.
Phone w 6292 81
MITCHELL 1923 coupe. Duco finish disk
wheels good tires and motor in fine con
dition with plenty of power. At the low
price we ask you cannot buy better more
durable transportation. Down payment,
$3.50: balance easy, or will take car III
trade Packard 1907 Kalorama rd.
NASH TOURING six: owners WARRANTED
terms. Began. Adams 2127
NASH ROADSTER. naval officer awaiting
orders would like to sell; excellent conci-
ton; new rings: new battery. Address Box
a65-V. Star Office. -.
Continued on Next f<Ee)
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WONDERFUL INVENTION eliminates nee
dies for phonographs preserves records:
abolishes scratching; days supply in pocket
$50 daily. sample on approval if requested.
Everyday. McClurg Bldg. Chicago.
ST69.IO Coffman's sales first weeks town
. 500: sensational Talbot kettle corn pepper
costing $3.50 shipped on trial. Talbot
Mfg. Co, St. Louis Mo.