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A Russian Daily Newspaper, Published
every day, except Sunday, by the Di-
rectoriate of Russian Trades Union of
the United States of America and
Canada.
, 1926-06-11

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The Chilkoot post., 1926-05-07

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  The line 70 visit skagway.
  
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Evening star., 1926-05-20

whole world had been secured Tor
news of The man who benefited SO
greatly under my sisters will" Are
you being quite fair to me, Eileen?
Were any of you three quite fair
TO me-
.Confound il, No man could have
spoken more plainly than |. Surely
Won would never have dreamed of
marrying one who had been dismissed
from the Kings service for COW
ardice:"
PERHAPS those who direct the
Kings service made a dreadful mis-
take"
Eileen. you must not say that.
know whereof ! speak. John was
tried hv a hoa rd Of officers. and there
could moi he one man among them
who was not ready and willing 10 give
him the utmost possible benefit Of any
doubt, The last time. as 1t was also
ithe first time. this unhappy affair was
discussed hy YOU and me. ! vowed
then that | would never again open
my lips about IT, | have broken that
now tonight for your sake. Relieve
ime. though an old man and weary
one, am NOT blind Altstair and you
are drifting to the edge Of a cataract ,
but in my heart blame you. not him.
WHY rush willfullN To disaster? And
what will you gain when the smash
,comes? NothinS-n nothing good. that
ds hut If evil he a gain YOU will re.
eeive rich harvest of ohloGuN, ana
Evening star., 1926-05-20
SYNOPSIS.
By Louis Tracy


HT M,r. ra1ks Hudsom saC ..,,,s,, Grs fsen, SS
rsws ,ter, ma IN an Ensiissl paper a announcing
the coming marriage OF Alistair Suencer
Panton to Eileen Grant and referring TO the
I've Of Lord Ohan. whose only son. .iorln
sr1dxncrth. Panton. disarpea ared some years
.5o apo whose aesth : aho,it to oe x. pre-,
Lake and go bark to England. :.
=. arrived at Edmonton. he tells Nj. i-e.1e'
the Temporary head of the Hudson BAY
e. N.s. thst h Is John Bdsrort1 rsF""
listener to the tale ard she ENCOURAGES her
father TO helm Young Panton. .:--,
In the meantime Eileen Grant rs n,arrleu
in London TO Alistsir Panton. lmmcd stely
after the ceremony she learns that .lohn
Panton is alive ard is. on his. way 10 England
70 clain1 an ,nheritance left him by his aunt
Eileen that his son had teen dismissed iron,
the army for cowardice under fire and druni>
enness and that he IS unable to forgive hini.
~ uiN1ned. hut she tells him that she viii
not live with him as his wife until the mai
ter about John ls settled to her safisfaction
JchT r'n, hs srr.s he's zoe st,sr so9 o n ar
troriuction to Mr.. Leslie's hrother. LAWYER
living at Wimbledon. The Leslies invite hm
to. stay with them and he accents their nos
While walking through tna si:eots OF Lon
don, John meets Az old army friend. .;
Arthur Frensharrt. who tells him tina; he has
evidence that Panton hrd heen drugEen by
one of his men on the fata! dRy he refused
TO lead his men out of the trenches
John tmparts this hit of INTO mat'on 20
NJ Leslie ard the later WITS cas o HleSt Stntano
Yard. his assistant. Furneaux; Mr. Mount,
ford, judge OF the Probate Court. and
Frensham.
Continued from Yesterday starr
Evening star., 1926-05-20

URNEACX confidcd in his chief
l. that he'd like John Panton
better if he ceased broodin-.
Il What else had the poor
Evening star., 1926-05-20

10 Dr. w f. Caldwell of Mont
cello. H.. practicing physician for
~ years. II seemed cruel that so many
constipated infants and children had
to be kept stirred up,
While he knew that constipation
was the cause oi nearly all childrens s
little Ills, he constantly advised
mothers to give only harmless laxa
tive which would help to establish
natural bowel regularity
In Or. Caldweil's Syrup Pepsin
mothers have regulating laxative
which they can depend upon when
ever 4 child is corstipatcd. bilious,
feverish or sick from cold. indigeS-
Evening star., 1926-05-20
INST.tI.LMENT NNIV.

from Yesterdays starr
Evening star., 1926-05-20
4 Broken Vow.

URNEAUX confidcd in his chief
l. that he'd like John Panton
berter if he cea sed broodin-.
What else had the poor
devil to do while buried alive
In some shack in the Wilderness.
Winter asked You muddle your
head by reading silly romances. Here
in London seated coZilN IN your office
chair while YOUR slaves chase cat
burglars over steep roofs. it sounds
wildly adventurous to buy pelts from
Eskimos and swap strings of beads for
elephant tusks with the big black
bucks of the -4ruwhni River. But
there's nothing ir it. The fellows who
really do such things are bored stiff ]
once knew a man from Upper Burma h
who was so fed up with living among
tigers, snakes and millions Of leeches
that he persuaded his mother in-law to
come and keep house for him. just TO
make sure he was stiD alive.
Great Scott" cried Winter. So'e-
thing must have bitten YOU badly.
Was it that dog"
"Ah. the dog. 4 noble creature. if
YOU like. I suggested that If we help
John to get a strangle hold on -Alistair
he donates Spot to Scotland Yard. In
really difficult case that crafty
hound would be worth a score Of the
1oote0 DOpDlSS.
The chief sat back and smoked in
silence. He had never before known
his diminutive aid 50 wound up after
A comparatively mild evening. The
literal truth was that both men rea-
lized at the same moment that Spot s
presence in Great Britain called for
explanation. and neither wanted to
draw attention TO 1t.
FurneauX, Of course. could rot let
such an opportunity pass.
Bet you a new hat. James. ne
cackled, that I guess what you're
thinking-one try only.
I'm not buying YOU any new hat,
Charles" said Winter firmly. ON
this occasion I would lie sooner than
pay"
So Spot had made two new friends
in the high places.
About the hour that the detectives
car was crossing Westminster Bridge
the card party at Inverloehtie broke
ur. Col. Grant departed for Glen
fnver, some five miles away on the
east side of the loch, and the other
people went to their own rooms or the
billiard room. Eileen waited until she
was sure Ahstair would rot appear
again. Then, knowing that Lord Oba n
was III the habit of sitting up late TO
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Continued tomorr"w)
$4,000 Offer for F Street Site.

Harry l.. Rust has offered $40, 900
for the property at 1927 r street,
according To petition nled in the
District Supreme Court by Miss Res.
sic j. kibbey, granada tighter Of viii
itam p. kibbey. sr.. who died in 1881.
She has n life interest under ;he
VIII of her gra andfather and asks The
court to approve the sale She is
represented by Attorneys Hamilton
& H1amillon.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
AClild's sLaxative
which Mothers
Can Rely On

ton or sour stomach. All children
love its pleasant taste.
Buy large 60-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and Just see
for yourself how perfectly il cleanses
and regulates the bowels Of infants
and children.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

Ra aptist Church. Saul; honorable
mention, Terrelle Crum, Wallace Me
mortal Presbyterian, Jesus Christ =:
junior division. first. Edmund Gullion,
All Saints Episcopal Church, Faith
of Daniel second. Adrian Fisher,
Covenant Presbyterian Church. Eli
lah": honorable mention Othniel
Pendleton, Calvary BAPTIST Church,
Stephen.
4 two-week vacation at the y. NJ.
G.. a. Camp Let's. near Anna polls,
was awarded to- the two winners
while the two runners.up are en-
Evening star., 1926-05-20

sneers. and the insufferable inntendo
born Of half knowledge. II you won't
accept my advice, get that of an eX-
perienced woman OF the world. Pour
your troubles into Lady i.ansing's
ears. Be frank with her and she VIII
help. II you wish ii, she can see me
Evening star., 1926-05-20

titled to a weeks visit to the camp.
The contest judges were DIR. James
A. Bell. Page Mex. Etchison, DR..
James ID. Buhrer. Miss Elizabeth A.
Hume. and Miss Minnie " SandI,erg..
Each contestant was allowed fve min
utes in which to relate the Rib'A
story chosen and was judged on his
delivery and familiarity with the
subject.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
WIN BIBLE CONTEST.
Successful Y. M. c. A. Competitors
Are Announced

Winners in the finals OF the Y. NJ.
G.. As fourth annual Bible story tell
ing contest, held Monday night in the
assembly hall of the, Central Y. NJ.
G.. A., 1886 G street, were: In the
senior division. first prize, James
Harbin, Calvary Baptist Church.
lob: second. Walter Hil~y. Calvary
Evening star., 1926-05-20

Germany has removed the restric-
tion that all radio listeners must he
members OF an approved radio club
Evening star., 1926-05-20

tomorrow either with you or alone,
and I shall state my case-or our case,
as l honestly regard it,
tCopyriEht. 1926, by Louis Tracy.)
Evening star., 1926-02-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
lewelry needed IN our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Sellngers. s1s F ct:
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds. .jewelry: fine.
beautiful pieces especially. A. +, Arnold.
1929 st: NV. Main s173.
OLD GOLD-Bring in your old gold, silver
platinum. diamonds also discarded iewelry
Will pay highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc. 935
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
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USED FURNITURE Of most every descrip-
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Evening star., 1926-02-15
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Evening star., 1926-02-15
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive courses for all the March
typist. senior stenographer. senior typist
police exam. Patent Office. One tuition
covers al coursss. every day and every night
school. Sc cor. 18th and n. w. Phi. Fr. 1880.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

CARPENTER, union: any kind work.
Call Potomac 2S2S. TO-
CHAUFFEuR or houseman; reference. sa"
COOK. butler or valet: well experienced
Filipino wishes position. Address Box 2S3-T.
Star Office. 15s
DISHWASHER or bus boy. experienced. de-
sires position. Call Adams 1850
ENGINEER. attending evening law school.
desires day employment in patent office,
Address Box 166-T. Star Office. 49,
ENGLISHMAN. widower, with experience as
butler. carctaker. watchman and gardener,
wants a Job. Address Box 2s1-T,. Star
Office. 16s
SALESMAN. German. experienced iron and
steel. exporter. desires corresponding en-
nloyment or similar: references. Address
Box 226-T. Star Office. J s.
perience (iron only. fair handy man. young.
married. wishes permanent position. Ao-
dress Box 225-T. Star Office. 49,
STENOGRAPHER-S ER-SECRETARY. young man.
20: 10 years railroad and commercial ex-
perience desires perm anent position: not less
than S35 to start highest references fur
nlshed. Address Box BOT. Star office.
WANTED-A position as sign painters
helper: well experienced. Address Boz
201-T. Star ofice. 16e
YOUNG, MAN with car desires position ss
auto salesman. Atlantic 1927.
A FIFTEFN-YEAR experienced cook, colored
man, wishes place. Armstead Brown. 3303
Sherman ave. NV. 15s
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

AUTOMOBILE DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
for permit by expert: satisfaction guaran-
tred; excellent reference: any car furnished.
Mr.. Kennedy. Adams an
AN EASY SHORT. FASCINATING COURSE
TO 1earn-telephone switchboard operating.
New class starting Feb. Is. Enroll now.
Telephone School, Oxford Bldg. cor. l4th
and \. y. ave.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELoPED TALENT
for drawing.xLarge studio offers unusual
viii interview only those desirous of making
commercial art . psofsssieu. Address 1ex
ASo-S, osaS o&cA
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aleetrieisns foF conssrue.ien woFf hPps
Day 4 Zimmeynann Engineering and Com
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DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO
PURCHASE A
DEPENDABLE CAR
WITH A 3O-DAY
WARRANTY.

Dodge Bros. A sedan. .>..S415
Dodge Bros. B sedan. 80. 500
Dodge Bros. spec. COUPE. $50
Dodge Bros. coupe. 400
Dodge Bros. spec. touring. $50
Dodge Bros. touring. ..... AIS
Dodge Bros. touring...... 525
Ford touring ............. Us
Ford coupe .............. 800
Maxwell touring ......-.. 200
Overland touring ......... 800
Essex coach .......-..-.. 500
Durant roadster ....-..~.. 200
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EXECUIIVES AND SALESMAN-Interns-
honal organization with $50 European
States. Offers rapid promotion to men who
can demonstrate their ability to sell. Sal
AIRY SlY, and and commission II you qualify. Part or
representative In each government ofice
s4arp s4a ks4nb rk aa Sa Invs,mens 3: no BupId
ing.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LA ROMAINE-SALoN DE BEAUTE-Pri-
vate instructions In beauty culture: scientific
methods. Phone Col 95a6. Suite 2lo-2l6
1908 14th st. NV. Open evenings.
ENGLISH. TYPEwRITING OR SHORT
h and free during February to new students
presenting this advertisement at the knights
OF Columbus Evening School. 1914 Mass.
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M EN-

We have openings for 5 men who really
want TO learn speciality sales work and who
are willing to study and acquire the methods
of men who are making from $4,000 to
$4,000 year.
Applicants must be of clean records and
strong character. men who deserve con nfdence
and can build up clientele business through
>re respect of their customers.
No down -and-OuterS considered. 1t takes
the first month to get above S35 or $40 q
week ordinarily. although some Of our men
man recently ran over $500 his first month.
The business is permanent. clean and sue
cessfuI the year around A money aling
opportunity for q money maker. Only men
of established residence considered. Nothing
for f1oaters. Married men preferred.
yITANy
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FARM HAND, white. reliable end expert
enced: good wages with board and lodging.
Sr II m1tsrned comfortable cottage: Ans%er
Union Trust Ride 18s
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
.ienced instructors: satisfaction insured. Call
oo
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WARDMAN-JUSTICE

Seventeen-Eleven Fourteenth ST.
ONE HUNDRED
FIFTY SIX
Used cars to select from. Ford
tourings and sedans as low as
$50. Also a splendid assortment
of Bucks, Studebakers, Chevro-
lets, Dodges, WillyS-Knights,
etc.
Exceptionally low terms can
be arranged.
WARDMAN-JUSTICE
III 18th.
REAL BARGAINS.
R TUCSON r,ls rdomsnngs. .-.....--.-..sSaa5 and up
DoQge lOurlngs 500 and up
e an aiIeT LII .s SI.o
Ford Light delivery, S46: terms or r. trade. t1 "p
MANHATTAN GARAGE,
1905 7th ST NV
GCentinuea ON Next PaSa.1
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The following business concerns
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, Branch
lie
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D LABORERS. oil 7th

AUFFEUR. Dodge delivery truck: bring
QdlO Ht
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COLLECTOR wanted salary. $3.50 per day;
experienced. Apply lit McGil Bldg. Call
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BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL
90 lessons. S45. All subjects furnished.
Diplomas given graduates. Dorothy Coffey
Beauty School 1928 14th st. NV.
-SPANISH-ENGLISH
Individual or class instruction. Portland
Rotel. apt. 81. N 1915. 2Os