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Evening star., 1925-03-12
COUNTERFEIT PLOT SEEN.
Canada Detects Scheme Extending
Into England.

TORONTO March IA bold at
tempt by counterfeiters OF bank bills
working on both sides of the Atlantic
10 defraud financial institutions and
tho public on an extensive scale has
been disclosed here through the re-
mission Of bogus bills to Toronto
banks from correspondent institu-
tions in London. England. The bills
purport 70 be 800 bills of the I'm
perial Bank of Canada.
So far, it is stated by an official of
the Imperial Bank, none of the bills
apparently has been in circulation in
Canada or the United States
Evening star., 1925-03-12
RAIL STRIKE SPREADING.
Bavarian and Saxon Workers Join.
ing Ranks.

BERLIN, March 12.-The strike of
the railway workers has spread to
Bavaria and also is spreading to the
Dresden area in Saxony. Yesterday 3oo
men Joined the movement in Bavaria.
At yesterdays conference OF all the
German railway unions full approval
was given the action of the strike
committee. A resolution of sympathy
with the striking workmen was passed
The strike committee was author-
lied to adopt the most forcible meas
ures possible to overcome the rail-
way administrators opposition TO
the demands of strikers.
Evening star., 1925-03-12

Virtually every nationality is repre-
sented among the mothers OF l4,9Zo
children born in Pittsburgh, Pa our.
ing 1924. The mothers come from 22
countries.
Evening star., 1925-03-12

Several girl inmates of the Western
Pennsylvania School for the Blind re-
Gently completed a course in nursing
with exceptionally high averages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
FISHBACK HURT
IN SMASHUP
Son Of State Official RunS
Auto Into Telephone Pole

Victim Of an auto wreck eary
Sunday, H. o. Fishback, Jr.. soh
Of the state Insurance commissioner,
% Olympia. Is in a critical condi.
ton at tho Providence hospital
He is suffering from n fractured
skull and fractures OF two ribs,
Having gone TO sleep At the wheel
Of his WillysKnight touring car.
according 10 police reports. Fish
back drove into a telephone pole
on Z. Marginal way at Myrtle 81.
The pole fell across his car.
smashing II and pinning FHhback
in the wreckagG
Two passersby, A. s. Patterson
and c. 4. Patterson extricated him
from the debris and notified the
city surgeons. On regainins con-
sclousness. Fishback had no "a
lection OF the accident. EMU
stitches we're taken in cuts on his
face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Here's HON. to Locate
Visiting Sir knights!

may be reached thru the general
headquarters.
ALAUAMA-ffrhnd rummAudery
headquarters. Olympic Hotel. sleep
Ing apartments. Washington hotel
ARiIoNA-GrRud command~ry
headquarters. Olympus Hotel. sleep
ing apartments. Washington h0sel
AHhAN>s>-tirand commandery
Headquarters. Olympic Hotel: sleep
Ing apartments. Washington hotel.
CALfFOHNIA-Gra command
cry Headquarters, Olympic Hotel.
sleeping apartments. same Cnilfor-
mia commandcry, No. San Fran
cisco, No. 81 and Golden, No. IS,
Frye hotel Driil corps. Los An
gelcs. No. ?. Pasadena. No. 81.
Golden West. No. 20: Hollywood.
No. 80. Long Bench. No 40 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
'PLANE PLUNGES
INTO LAKE ,
Crowds Mortified as Airshlo
Falls; Three Escape

Hurting 900 feet into Green sk,
Suud1y afternoon, O rcaB.aus car.
RED the pilot and two young parr.p.
gem into waters 10 tine alarm ~
Mortified Thousands a. The Sport s.
mems show. Al three escaped with.
out serious hurt
Harold MullsHcY. 20, and hr
brother, Bernard. Il, u Ggls Nerd.
ian ave were tic passenger HAT
old rose 20 the surface. sought lr
brother aud found him pinned ~
wires in the cockpit. onl00Eers aalg.
Diving down from The tail Of ffD
machine, Harold dragged the lad on
MeanWhile.s the flyer Gerald Smith.
had eEtrlcated himself. Re took III
younger hoy 10 shore.
Quick work by Reuben wilkes, lifs
saver ~ the Denny station bathing
beach, was given high praise by -
crowds who watched him row aCt
the arm 0f The lake AZ high speT
and help Harold Mullaney ashore.
Smith and his plane, u was aai>.
nre not connected with The show, thD
he appeared with his plane 70 carry
Sunday.
All morning he had been flying
above Tie lake and homes a. lOiy
height and apparently hit an afr
pocket on tho ncartrugic spill Tie
plane was wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

LAVE you some friends among the
IL thousands OF visiting Sir knights?
Do you think there might be some
delegates that you used TO know in
your home town
Well. here is a list Of the head.
quarters OF the various commander.
les OF the visiting knights Templar
during their stay In Seattle.
In addition to the units quartered
at various hotels. individual dele
gates may be reached thru the grand
commandery headquarters, located in
the castle" at Third and Jefferson.
Many communicates not listed here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Name Tracy Advisor
for Manufacturers

John Tracy, president Of The Sal
mon Bay Foundry CO.. has been
commissioned district adviser 10 the
Washington Manufacturer aHsOci.
alton, II was announced Monday.
Mr. Tracy. who represents the
King county district acts as liason
officer between the state association
and the manufacturers in his local
district, promoting organization,
harmony and industrial develop.
mrnt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
DANCE HALL is
BURNED DOWN
Madison Park Building Is
Destroyed Early Monday

Flames starting abok 2 o'clock
Monday morning, completely de-.
ftroycd the Swedish dance bah,
ili0 4srdsuve. H., at The end Of
the Madison carline on lake wash
inHon.
Hefldents NJ the district were
aroused by the roar Of hre-englncg
and the cracMe Of flames.
The fire had gained such head.
way that the dance hail could not
be saved. II burned TO the RfoGnd.
The loss has not been estimated
and the cause Of the fire Is aho
unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
ing apartments, olympic aud Wash o.
inRton hotels.
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA

| ing apartments, Olympic aud Wash q
I iuEton hotels.
Grand cpmmandHry headquarters,
olympic Hotel; sleeping apartments.
Washington hotel. North and South
| Carolina special. Northern hotel
OHio-GrHnd commnndcry head
quarters end sleeping apartments.
Olympic Hotel. Iiulyrond COM
mandcry No. %, Cleveland. Waldorf
hotel; Forest city No. 49, Cleveland.
seattle hotel: Cincinnati No. ,, Gin
cinnati, Senator hptH
OkLAHONA-Gra commnndcry
headquarters. Olympic Hotel: sleep
ing apartments, Washington and
Gateway hotels.
OREGON 49, Grand commandory
and sleeping apartments. Olympic
hotel. oregon No. I. Portland,
Grand and Palace hotels.
Pcndlcton No Z, Pendlcton, wlntonln
hotel; Pilgrim No, IS. Bend. Seattle
New Arlington and Bush hotels;
Baker No. .. Baker, Seattle hotel,
Delta No, 10. McMlnnyillc. Pcnbrook
hotel.
PENNSYLVANIA - Grand com
mnndery headquarters and sleeping
apartments, olympic Hotel Pitts
burEh. No, l. Pittsburgh Waldorf
SOUTH CAROLINA - Sec North
Carolina
TENNESsErs-Grnn oommnndory
headquarters and sleeping apart
mcnts, Olympic Hotel Tennessee
special. New Richmond hotel,
TEXAS - Grand CUmmnndery
headquarters and sleeping apart
mcnts, Olympic Hotel Dallas, No
g, Dallas, Senator apartments.
UTAU-Grand cOmmandery head
quarters. Olympic Hotel; sleeping
apartments. Olympic, RITZ, Mckay or
Westminster hotels
VERMONT - Grand Commandcry
no headquarters: sleeping apart
mcntR. Washington hotel,
virginia - Grand Commandcry,
no Headquarters: sleeping apart
mcnts. Washington hotel.
WEST VIRGINIA - Grand COM
mandCry headquarters, none; sleep
ing apartments. Washington hotel.
WISCONSIN - Grand cOmmandery
headquarters, none; sleeping apart
mentH. Olympic Hotel.
WYOMING - Grand commnndcry
headquarters. none: sleeping apart
mcntB, Washington hotel fmmRn-
'ucl, No. Q. Laramie, kRsombly hotel.
be Molay, No, o, sheridan, DorchcH-
tor hotel
WASHINGTON - Grand comman-
dcry hcHdauartcrs, Olympic Hotel,
Dc Molay, No. q. Aberdeen, Huston
hotrl%.@Drlll Team OF Temple com
mnndary No. 3. EllonHburg, Scnttlc
hotel Hcsperua, No \, BollinEham,
Dorchester hotel Vancouver, No,
TO- Vancouver, Paramount hotel
Washington. No, I, Wnlln Wnlln,
Fnirmount hotel Columbia, No II,
Wcnatchcc, Bush hotel Olympia,
No "a, Olympia, oxford hotel. Sun.
nyaidc, No. 20, Sunnyside, Alvord
hotel
FOREIGN NIsITOusi Canada
Edmonton, College club; Victoria, II.
g., Commodore hotel, Regina, snslJ,,
hlvord hotel; Prince Rupert, n. G.,
Wintonin hotel Mexico - 'rnmplco
commnndorS No, t. Eagles hotol.
rnnnmn - Canal Zone commnndcry,
No. ! '3uglcA hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Starr Family Will
Hold Reunion Here

Starr famIly reunion VIII De
held in the Hollywood Tavern. So
attic. Thursday at 1870 p. m. Prot
Frederick Starr OF Seattle and Prof
Hosea Starr Ballou Of Boston viii
speak
The family was founded in Amer
lea by DR.. Comfort Starr in the
carly part OF the 18th century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

Special herald OF grand master.
Grand Master Lcouidas =. Newly
.tfirst automobilCL
Grand Gcncralissimo Gcorse w.
Ncallery second automoe!!sl.
other grand cncnmpmcnt officers
OF Il. s. and officers Of grand pgiory
OF Canada. in automobiles.
Canadian knights.
Communicates directly subordinate
TO grand cnCampmcnt.
Delaware, Hawaii, Philippine
Island, Alaska. Canal Zone. Porto
Rico. Cuba. Mexico.
SECOND DIVISION
Marshal K. T.. Sir Henry c. Dox.
tor. Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
and staff.
Grand and subordinate com.
mandcrica Of
Massachusetts and Rhode Island,
New York. Ncrmant Virginia, New
Hampshire. Connecticut.
THIRD DIVISION
Marshal-E. Sir Joseph d. Hnmi,
ton. Tiffin, O.
Grand and subordinate com.
manderics OF Ohio. Kentucky and
Maine.
FOURTH DIVISION
Marshal-R. Il. Sir Thomas Ship
Icy. York, Pm.
Grand and subordinate com.
mnndcrics Of Ohio, Kentucky and
mnndcrica OF Pennsylvania. Texas.
FIFTH DIVISION
Marshal-R. II. Sir George c. Hos
kIns, Brookhavcn, Miss
Grand and subordinate com.
mnndcrics Of Mississippi and Mich.
gan.
SIXTH DIVISION
MarshnI-N. p. Sir John Paul
Hobbs, Chicago,
Grand and subordinate com.
mnndcres Of Illinois.
SEVENTH DIVISION
Mnrshal-R. Il. Sir Samuel A.
Clarke, san Francisco.
Grand and subordinate com
manderics Of California, Wisconsin,
Tennessee, New Jersey and Georgia.
EIGHTH DIVISION
MARSHALL. r.. Sir Bert S. Lee,
Springfield, Mo,
GRAND and subordinate com.
manderies OF Missouri, Alabama and
Louisiana
NINTH DIVISION
Mnrshal-Sir George Thorpe. Sioux
city, Ia.
Grand and subordinate com |
Of Iowa. Kansas, Minncso.
Ia and Maryland @
TENTH DIVISION
Marshal-E, Sir William II. War.
wick, Omaha.
Grand and subordinate com.
OF Nebraska. West Vlr.
Carolina
gina, Arkansas Colorado and North |
ELEVENTH DIVISION
Marshall Sir w. y. Swain,
Aberdeen, SO, Oak
Grand and subordinate com,
of South Dakota, WY. |
oming, Oregon and Montana,
TWELFTH DIVISION
Murshol-E II, Sir A, u. MCDANIEL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KNIGHTS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

headquarters have been established.
Greetings. Seattle! We're glad TO
be hcrcr' was the enthusiastic chorus
Of the incoming knights,
Welcome, Sir knights! Thrice
welcome" was seatile's glad re-
spouse.
1T IL a great Joy 20 have you with
u.s." said John Campbell, grand com.
mander, grand commandcry OF WasR-
iuEton. knights Templhr.
We sincerely hope you have the
best time Of your lives" said John
6. Slater, secretary Of the Seattle
Tcmplnr executive committee.
There is room for an. said Dr.,
Frank L. HorEfall, chairman Of the
D. tsafrFs lrf.rafyFsF..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
FOURTEENTH DIVISION

Mnrshal-R. i. Sir Walter e. Car.
ter. Vancouver. Wash.
Grand and subordinate com.
mandcries Of Washington.
with the exception Of Sloan band.
given the place Of honor al tho head
or the procession, each division Will
have the bands attached torheir local
OF grand communicates. Approx.
mately twenty bands from Seattle
and other parts % the Northwest. in
addition to the Tomplar bands. have
been secured, and viii be assigned to
divisions ns thcy may br required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
BITTER WORDS OF
TRIAL FORGOTTEN

Tho bitter words that passed be-.
tween tho principles in the Scopes
evolution trial were forgotten and
BryanH opponents came forward
with statements teslifying TO their
high regard FOR him
Il am panied 20 hear Of the death
OF Mr. Bryan" faid Clarence Oar.
row, chief defense lawyer IN the
evolution trial, who subjected Bryan
70 a mercilcHs examination on hH
knowledge Of the Bible and sclcn.
tifio Huhjccts.
II have known Bryan since 1896
and supported him twice for the
presidency Hc was a man Of
strong convictions and always
cspouscd hlr cause with ability ana
couuEr
II differed with him on many
questions bat always respected his
sincerity and devotion. am very
sorroy Tor his family md for his
friends who loved him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
SITORS EAGER
u SEE CITY

Monday was getting settled day
for the knights TempIar As soon
as they found themselves in quar-.
ters Tor the big week, they rushed
out on numerous sightseeing trips.
They were busy seeing Seattle and
the surrounding country as fleets OF
courtesy autos and fleets OF courtesy
boats took guests around the boule-
wards and TO points OF interest on
Puget Sound--to Tacoma. cambridge
island, Vashon island. Bremerton. the
Navy Yard and other places,
on Tuesday the business sessions
OF knights Tcmplar VIII star, in
Masonic temple. Harvard ave. and
Pine 81 Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock the grand parade Of 10000
plumed Knights VIII start It's long
course thru downtown streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

Chief OF policc-Sir w. II, scycryn5
and mounted police.
Grand marshal Sir George n, Den.
yer chief Of staff. Sir Harvey ] Moss.
other general officers OF parade. color
brcnrcr, color guards, chief trumpet.
or. chief Of aides and staff OF grand
marshal, mounted.
FIRST DIVISION
Marshal - H. Il. Sir Edward J.
Scoonoycr. Indiana. and staff
SLOAN band Chicago u0T picces).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
TmIRTEENTn DIVISION

Marshal-R +. Sir Charles T..
Baldwin, Washington, %. G.
Grand and subordinate com.
mHnacriea Of District OF Columbia.
South Carolina, New Mexico. Utah.
Idaho and Nevada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

Minot. No. Oak.
Grand and subordinate com.
mandcries Of North Dakota. Florida,
Arizona and Oklahoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

STARTING AT FIRST AND MADISON Tuesday at 10
M the big knights Tempar@ parade viii wend its way
thru the principal downtown streets Of the city to the
viewing stand at Fifth and Lcnora The accompanying
map plany shows the of the parade and the best
places from which to view the huge spectacle.
FOLLOWING is the route of the grand parade of Knights
Templar thru downtown Seattle streets Tuesday, and
below is the line of march
Starts from First and Madison st. at 10 North
First to Virginia ST. east to Second south to Yes
Ter way; east to Third ave; north to Union ST. east to
Fourth ave- south to Seneca ST. east to Fifth ave; north
TO Pike ST. east to Sixth north to Pine st west to Fifth
ave; north Fifth to Lenora at which point the
column will be reviewed by Grand Master Lconidas p
Newly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Monumental
Arch
of the
Knights Templar

that massive piece of construction
spanning Second Avenue at Marion
Street is at the very doors of this in
stitution. Visiting Knights who
march under the arch will see the
National City Bank of Seattle on the
southeast corner. This bank is proud
to be SO close to the great arch.
Officers and employees Of this bank
extend greeting Of welcome to Wis
ting Knights and ladies who have
come to Seattle to attend the 36th
Triennial Conclave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
SPECIAL TRAIN ~
REFUSED BN MRS. BRYAN

"wednesday hla widow viii take
him 10 Washington for burial on
The green slopes or Arlington Gem.
etery last resting place or many
American heroes
The Southern railway offered 20
furnish a special train Tor the trip
10 Washington. but Mrs. Bryan de-
gllned. ~ would De too much
show" she said simply So the
body will be taken iu her care on
special car only
A special guard Of the American
Legion VIII accompany n,
The funeral services in Washing
ton probably VIII be hold Friday.
Tentative arrangements are for
the body 90 remain here until
Tuesday night when n will bo ship.
ped 20 Washington FOR burial Tole.
grams Of condolences and sympathy
poured In upon IN" bcrcayed widow
from an parts Of the nation today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BRYAN
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

few days ago, trudsed IN from far
and near 20 see him fight in tho
scopes trial, may pay him final
homaFr I'm death.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

p1hlNG ROOM BET. Io-piece, early Eng
cost ST 900: sacrihce at ridiculous price
Apply from q TO l2 or @ to o:30 pm.
1l0S Columbia rd.. Apt. 20. Col. 1923.
nINIsIG Al -.
Evening star., 1925-11-03
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN SEDAN. cOndltlOn aud apDearance
like new: cost S2,650; sacrifice $3.50; your
car in trade: easy terms.f See Mr.. Morgan.
1926 Conn. ave. 90 other cars.
BTICK, 1924 model As. 4-pass coupe: per
feet condition. This car has iust been re
terms Foss-Hughes Co., 1141 Conn. ave
Fr. 4541.
BTIICK SEDAN. 1922. 5-pass.: new Ducn
naint lob: appearance and motor in perfect
shane: ask to see Mrs. Frank {. Halls car
1920 NJ st. NV.
BUICK AGENCY. located 1016 Conn. ave
offers today a 1923 Buick. 4-cyl. sedan
equipped with bumpers front and rear
trunk. motometer. mirror. stop and parking
S875. Ask for T. ;. Gaddes. 10l6 Conn. ave.
BUICK MASTER 6 TOURING. like new. full
equipment: S775 cash for quick sale: owner
IL X st. NV.
BUICK ROADSTER. 1923: good running
order: cash terms Call Mr.. Keehan
Main 39s4.
llontinued nm Nnxr Payal
Evening star., 1925-11-03
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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tContinued)
GoUCH. drop side. iron bed. spring. So. a41
DALTON adding and calculating machine
500, s59 9f smith building. hS fSf SIS f5th st.
DAVENPORT. $40. 420 10th at NV
DIoAyyENpoRT PAY SUITE. . pieces. s45. 42o
DAVENPORT BED leather suitable for
apartment. AZ sacrifice. Adams 94l.
DESK roll top. SIS. 420 10th st. NV.
RtINING RE ReoM SUITE l9Pses Wsng,
DINING ROOM, SUITE. new. 10 pieces: res-
sonable: Apply Apt. 10. the Nory9od
psye asss s9Sh sa 5Hs s1u BSs:
e. ca 9Fss sassbs: :v f0i rs 70 deal
ss Ssts $50 "a RfsSF ape fhssi s'is
iGs HPRy cdGmbe 52 rd 13 Hp. or go e Col o2S
DINING Table. So. 40 10th q: III
DREssEs-Ladies'. misses': long coat: mis-
a.lvssS IassnsSp: !; i1s eoadi,iOR no dealers ga
atksrnS ns sSss hAsGE Z. SuTSt5 S;5 y S'.'ash0u''
SSSYopEp.H 1ns. BsTAsseh BsT e gndHs
Cleveland aI2i. N -Ni 5.
ENGLISH DINING ROOM SET, handsome
el.ppssns pssess soa,b sod Il
price: bird cage. 81. North 5is7.
sPJREwooD cut to order. Phone Fsi,tsK
FLAr.ToP DESK. $40. 40 10Th st. NV
Fos ea fuFp'Sss s
531 1rd at ne. 3'
FrRNITURE-Creoit-cs cash. special discouns
for cash Save money. Buy at Hopwoods
FURNITURE = Mahogany bedroom suite
Fu,RNITURE and furnishings for two-Ioom
FURNITURE = 3-piecc moh air overstuffed
Apt. APIS /. fiSs 1890 csiifornia CALI mast :. 'up',
FURNITURE = Rugs beds. chairs. tables.
many odd pieces: gas range; all cheap. l7l@
russ "a, chars '%a Sgs, sSs
gsb tsasIOp 81, cost $50 .sji $50 leaving sty
display rooms will substantially reduce foor
%mDsi viii . OF seE Wr1 ns ar frsnR Ss
p o Box 81. Pennsylvania ave. station.
FURNITURE = Mahogany and mission: Va
eating, apartment. Contents Apt 62. 1873
FURNITURE. oak. dining room, set. large
buffet table and ak chairs. good condition
also moor lamp. 04oo I3tn ST NV. >
FURNITURE-Buy direct through, whol.sale
furniture showrooms. One OF the iarEss:
wholesale displays in Baltimore. Free de-
livery. Write for appointment. J. Asbert.
100 Fallsway. Baltimore. Nd. ~
| GAS STOVE, 81. good as new. l72,l Ben
Ging rd.
GUITAR steel. worth $40, SO: lady's blue
suit. bargain. size 36. So: dresses. hats.
shoes. cheap: . pairs narquisette curtains.
$50: TUGS. 27x54. 50. 175 st. Phone
HEATER. Nokol oil. latest type. game as
new: an actual saving of $3.50. williams.
Main 3934. ~
HUDSON SEAL COAT large sable collar and
cuffs: size 40-44: excellent condition. 81
Kresge Building 6s
/ IRON BED. Sc 80. 420 10th e. NV.
| MISSES PARTY DRESSES, also coats
! ladies long coats: coat suit. purple. eiz e
40: sacrifice. Adams 941.
OFFICE CHAIR. REVOLVING. $500. 42o
/ 10th ST. NV.
PAINTINGS and engravings. 1909 Prospec,
! avenue NV.
| PIANO-Mahogany. upright: sacrifice 500.
lT45 A st. sc.
: PIANO-Angelus playerpiano. bench, large
mahogany cabinet with records. splendid bar
gain. $500. 1915 H st. NV. Phone Fl.
PLAT BOOKS-I and 2. s25 each: latest
Evening star., 1925-11-03
Star want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.


3f5,,EE and and F. bay PRaTmSsy,
l4th and W NV. Eagle Pharmacy.
1aol Georgia ave. Frank f. Lclys Phar
sa0S i4th NV. Collifower Art and Gift Co.
s4ot 18th Bronaugh's Pharmacy.
14th and Colorado ave.H oDonnell's Phar.
1900 Mount Pheasant st, Mount Pleasant
J7s5 Columbia road. Hutchcrs Cigar Store.
irar3, ~ Califnrnla a.. Harry j. Paul.
N. y. \. J., ave. and N st.--rcrfect Pre-
md and nd Mass nGi aIa,. 'i'a' Phillips Pharmacy
IT Isb and and sts Duncans Pha1ma1Cy,, n1c2,:,s do.,,
Tth, and r. l ave. i French simpson.
tn and sts.. j. II. Forfft;er fharmhary. ph5n
ah AND AND 2a a. n4 & stu untons H2E'PT Phamay rns
Ga ave and Rock Creek Church road Rock
Ga ave. and UIsiur St. CoIodv & Bialek.
hh339Y22 Ga ayc, Monks fharmacy T,
1901 J. St Morse Pharmacy
100 Mass ave. Dupont Pharpacy. rpacy.,,,
Ia Sh ar. and nS Fla sTe :. Pearson p6rrasS Son
E7oTrIh 7TI Cap. 81. aud r. 7. ave; ParlScr's Phar.
11722 Ps. ave, J. Louis Kirk.
Nth S;nlh, and and PS ays', HcTE5i.s Ph%rmacy
Ss1@Taey Ss@a Gnn Ioyy 353 ias sop9 Pbapmacy
Wisconsin ave. aud Macomb St. Harry C..
aao5 Wisconsin ave. wisconsin Ave Phar.
Tskopa Park 800 Cedar St, Matt1Hely Bros
Pharmacy.
GFORGETOWN.
Morgan Bros Pharmacy 3Oth and l. SIS.
1@t4 NJ St. ODonnelI's Pharmacy.
- NJ st. MosSey's Pharmacy. -
Wisconsin ave. and o. Duuuhue ihdTmacy
NORTHEAST.
18th and II sta. Home Drug Co.
sQT II st. Garren's Music store.
TN II. aud Md. ave, Louis +. Bradley.
IN, st and Nd. ave. louis sa.ks s:....
North capitol and 7. kencaly fhhrna'y.
SO East CAPITOL St. PaUls Pharmacy.
last can. and Sth SITS. BirluusS Pharmacy
I3tl and East Cap. Lincoln PurE FhhrmA'y.
10Th - aud Il. l. ave. Collins fhamaey-
Woodbridge.
$500 l@th It. Nayo's Pharnacy- Lrookland
BOG ith St ne. John G. BlEgs PhAmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
:iri and Pa. ave O 'Dunnells Drug store.
sth and I. L J. Wc'ler's Pharmacy
tn and Pa. ave. Fealey's Pharma'S.
l4th and Pa ave Smyser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave, Anacustld, Healy Drug
Store. -
fth and n sts LantZ Bros.
%i2 aud l. sts.. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge. A5c.
in WashingtOn and Suburbs for
Help ard Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
AutOmO niles for sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities, etc.