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| PiASoS for beginners-We viii present yoU
HIh M used upright piano free II you Will
| commission. etc. amounting TO So3 "
othcr CHARGE 227 Pom. ave snutheast
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COUNTER MAN. young. progressive. one
" ling 10 learn our way: for such "a man
thcrt. is unlimited possibilities for the fu-
fsre: start at Sl5 per week and board.
Address Box 123-R star Office. ~.
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen. ATTENTION.
We have openings for two experienced
residence statesmen and one business prop
erty man. Integrity. ability. activity
essential to your employment here. splen-
dld opportunity to make fine living i'll one
OF the cltys oldest and finest offices. Adj
Gress full information as to your qualities
lions TO sales manager. Address Box 2l4-R.
Star Office.
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HOFFMAN CLOTHES PRESS. cxceIIent con
star office. 0H
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N mIMEOGRAPH. almost new cheap Appl,
Room $50 Munsey Bldg. after 10 am 30.
MINED WOOD. sawed any length. SI3 80
per cord. delivered. Phone Clar s34-F-2I
= b. MunsOm. II. Arlington "a ans
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'HAUFFEIR. colored, good mechanIc. TO
drive laundry truck also private car might
or day. when needed. and care for small fur
lacc: only experienced. honest clean. ponte
dependable settled man need apply: place III
SAhMrhs. Phnne Llncnln LIZ.
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AT-NDRY DR1V ER-Must be settled mar
aud be steady Apply Mr. Lohr. Frazee
I. I.1lIntlf.X tNahV al 8 y M
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-piece handson1
oEefstunto, covered III rose and taupe. baI
gam; Write Frank Miller. Box 81. Pa. Ave
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n q oriental. room size beautiful like re,r
sa'i1h't-: also q! beautiful imported tan.
tIi"s. "heap- DE- WcIscnberE Lincoln l0$, :,
Evening star., 1926-01-28

OFFICE DESK. fiat top sanitary, double
pedestal. mahogany finish: swivel chair an
11idt chalrS. May be seen Room 5O3. NJ
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N AN-Salary and cummlssl"ni position per-
rraneut must have car: sales expfrirnSe
N,.in[ii hut not essential. marrlrti man pre-
red For appointment call Nam .Iof'
- 20 a m 10 1 80 nm 20
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oFFICE FURNITURE. desk. swivel char
aEd table complete S25. good condi,3%,,
1919 NJ st 3rd floor Main 7453 2ss
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LYONS l-pipe hot-air furnace nearly new
Ised Sadh one season; cheap. Phone Columbli
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ON ACCOUNT of other business connections
business exceptional Opportunity very prof,
terms can be arranged. Address Box l54 r
OWN beautiful 4-room bungalow. located
Mt Ida. Va ami; valued at $3.50; with
equity of $50 for a good bond other real
estate, cuisines or gilt edge securities. real
bargain. Address Box l7sR star otfice. 90.
III financing a new invention. fully covered
ny patents: every auto owner is COMPELLED
10 buy II the returns will be duick and the
United States furnishes a VIDE field and TIRE
mendous market; already lndorsed and or
dered in quantities by many Of the leading
auto dealers in Washington: invite a
snoroush investigation. Address Box lo.-R
least $4,000 to become an Officer IN a Wash
Ington corporation. with factory and assets
paying So dividend and, the business is, IN.
creasIng rapidly day by day. due 10 the fact
more than praauGn ten mon p@ope in the fnited
states, Address BOX 49, 4 star ofice. 29-
GROCERY and 5 rooms and bath. ?-yeas
!ease; rent 700. big stock OF goods on hahl
Delicatessen and > rooms and bath and .
car garage, h.-w h. and electric hight; splen-
R. NJ CrRTIS,, MAIN s643
414 Kresee Bldg. 1lth and G NV.
p. +. CARLEI.
Real Estate and Business Broker.
ave- nea' near 4th R' NV % Income. me. $500 to $500
per month rent SIS with lease: plenty coal
priced at 81 900 on very easy terms.
1I--oom rooming and boarding. on 18th
st. near Pa. ave: :! baths: all modern
terms: price. $3.50.
la-room roonlng house on Pa. ave. near
18th NV. showing good income. al modern
on terms. Price. 81 800.
12-room rooming house. Eye near 9th.
3 baths. all modern: $500 cash Price.
II ."50.
Buffet lunch. near 9th and sts. w
good lease. low rental good business: on
terms. Price $4,000.
Fruit store on 9th NV: low rental: good
business. Price. 81 800.
have cash buyers for auto accessories
and gasoline stations. il you wish TO sell
?. +. CARLEI.
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WANTED-SAI,ESMEN-
,ssrsd o. 5. Patent O6es.

statesmen t2)-Splendid opening with
chance OF advancement: must he of neat
appearance and over 2l years OF age. Apply
personally to Manager, Room 209. Bond
BLDG. Q to 10 a NJ
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FIECTROLUX wants 10 men OF pleasing
personality good education and appearance
l. interview all classes; permanent connec-
run rapid promotion. splendid pay 70 thoss
=, no qualify Call 227 Investment Bldg. 4
Y, IN. sharp any day.
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FLA ER-PiAEO. mahugany new: rnuat sel
~ ~ once reasonable. Apt 202 Conf,
Courts. afte" 6 pm
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EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for automo bI lie
statesmen or those who wan: TO become auto
SANITATION handling a line that IS easy to
sell; thorough training given to beginners:
having own car desirable but not necessary.
Apply Gilbert Liherles. sales manager. Ouris-
man Chevrolet Sales Co. 6l0 II st. n.e.
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1000 POSITIONS OPEN
IN HOTELS
BIG PAY.
PREPARE IN SHORT
TIME.

Hotels, clubs. apartments, in
stitutions, tea rooms. cafeterlas,
need trained men and women.
d ema and exceeds supply.
Every day openings in D. c.,
Florida, every State, for man
ayers. asst. managers, hostesses,
housckeepers, accountants, room
clerks, stewards. etc. Free en-
ployment service covers the
United States and places grad
yates in contact with good posi-
tions everywhere.
Night classes now forming.
Glass limited. Enroll early.
Prepare in few short months for
big pay, with bigger opportuni-
ties. Open $50 am. to 9 pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
Pennsylvania Ave. at 25rd St.
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Marshall Business Brokers.

DeliCate~sen and confectionery on l4th ST.
modern equipment: doing a successful busl-
ness. Price $500
Dehcatessen. lunch. cigars and news on
lower 18th st. receipts. $3.50 week. rent.
$40. Price. 81 600.
DHlloatrssen. coniectI9nery and soda foun-
tam on 9th St. good corner: rent. sos
Price So 900
Ll,nch-oom. never closed: rent $40. Price
$500. Opportunity for right man.
beauty shop uptown. tirst-class equipment
owner leaving city viii sacrifice
Grocery and meat market: receirts. $500
week: q rooms and bath rent. 500: e2pen-
sIve fixtures. Price. S2s50.
Boarding and rooming house. nc, better 10
cation. very reasonable rent. viii sacrifice
fol, quick sale: one Of best downtown.
Roomne house IN the business section: 10
rooms: low rent Price. $3.50.
papered and painted: practically new furni-
ture rent. S63. Price. 81 300.
Rooning house near Pension Park. 19
rooms. Price. 81 600.
Roomrn5 house II rooms: several baths
h. n. electricity. Price. $3.50.
Ronmng hous. near 18th and Pa ave
< rooms and bath: rent S65: nice home
Confectionery and ice cream mfg. also
retail store wonderful opportunity for right
man. located near eth and L SITS. NV: rent
81 -. prtCe. $4,000.
Beauty shop. uptown. we'll equipped: price
reduced from 1900 TO 5000 for quick sale
Marshall Business Brokers,
9a.Nn
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NAN. colored. we'll educated business ahil;
~ Dolitp pleasing personality, experienced
salesman. 10 sollClt customers IoF iduiiu1s , :
M, incoIp
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PlANO-l prlght mahogany: will sell eoujty
!, LOT one, ,thlrd; has had little use. 707 20ti.
LH aDt. \. ops
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plANO upright. practically new beautiful
oak case: pleasing tone. standard max.
sacrlfce. PhOne Frank. 1853
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NAN, nli,die aged. to work afternoons ana
= t'tS taHt % o. St,r of.irs oSs
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GROCERY must be sold; in
northeast colored neighborhood,
doing good business established
% years; i'll health reason for
selling; small stock; doing $3.50
to S+OO week; rent, $40 month
ior store and 6 rooms. Call 32o7
NJ st. NV. for information.
Marshall Business Brokers.
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INVESTIGATOR and collect9r; must g6 r, have
ar: salary and commi sslon. Cal @of "ooo-
u ard Rlio between I and Il.
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sDLLECTOR-With ear hard worker man
40 can get results: for national organiZa-
won Apply 500 1th st. NV.
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HELP-FENiALE (Cont'd).

GIRL expert marching and hair cutting.
Paris Beauty Parlor Phone Line. 1890
GIRL to answer telephone and do some
Evening star., 1926-01-28

CARPENTER. tIrst-class mechanic TO con-
t"rf labor on frame houses. Chevy Chase.
N-.tirp~S Box no5-R Star office.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

hf.t kiH TRAITORS - Second hand fur a..
buI poses. M"tray Refrigerator Co sO7 T.
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SPARKLING
DIAMOND BARGAINS
E0R OIICK REYERS

SPARKLING
DIAMOND BARGAINS
For QUICK BUYERS.
beautiful diamond weighing 81 / uu
carat or one point more than one-half carat
\ sparlllin" oem of fiery color. $50.
white diamond of great brilliancy am
fine color. 1t weighs 13-l00 carat or oulN
two p"'-ts less than three-quarters of a fun
carat rare value. Sl25.
brilliant diamond weighing 91-10u
carat or nine points less than one fun carat.
A -"nuine value. 5000.
4 sparkling diamond OF unusual hrillianov
and fIne color. II weighs and S-iG,}
carats: 3 points more than full carat
fiery diamond OF great value. Weigh
one and 40-l00 carats or only ten poini>
less than one and one-half carats Specia'
1856.
beautiful diamond weighing one and
three~uarters of carat. An EXQUISITE gem
of rare color and fiery S465.
sparkling diamond OF most unusua'
worth. Weighs one and 95l0o carats o.
only ) points less than two full carats \
sparkling beauty of fiery color. S645.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

RUG RACK. Best capacIty fftv GyT-
rugs ! rack for 3GN12 rugs: also !" a.
racks, Wilson, Proctor Co. ~ It'll nv
4 -loNE n It43.
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OPPORTUNITY.

Do you want to earn real money in dig:
nified employment and be your own boss
OF course. that is II you are the type We
want At present We have permanent travel
ing openings in our sales force for few
alert intelligent young women, between %
and 35. No previous experience necessary.
We pay salary from the start. Qualifications:
confidence. neat appearance Phone for ap-
pointment. Mrs. =. A. White. Hotel Wash
ins;on 30s
Evening star., 1926-01-28

GRAFONOLA. Columbia and records. cost
500. sell SO: radio. :5-tub". loud speaker
SO. Main 305O. Apt. ~
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HITCH for Fordson tractor. suitable for any.
trailer: SO: cost SO. t2a |. 81 Il "
Evening star., 1926-01-28

tANNASS ERS-A large New York Concern
Gae opening for - canvassers: good line
samrl"-. easy to fiandle: salary and com
ui,slor AT start Apply after 1880 am
Room 1DS Rput BlI,
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FLOOR sCRAPERS-Union. Phone C!ev.
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MARCEL WAIVER experienced only. Ruth's
beauty Shop 9OS i4th ST NV 28s
=. B. Y. OPERATOR. with clerical expert
ence. alternating hours. meals. For further
inform alton address applications with ref
erences and experience. Box 240-R. star
Office,
Evening star., 1926-01-28

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for -aIe .65 n
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NEAT CUTTER experienced. and all around
- - -, CSe
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WE FURNISH CoNvICTIoN7--You take
orders Come in and let explain. WIlouin
& Fltz -Glbbon. Inc. 800 Southern Build
ing. Main 21eT-olTS Offcp omen evenings.
Evening star., 1926-01-28
HEI,P-MALE.

i'NNN ItLLtR. Win eAperlences brOsUtc-
ne Address Box 150-R. Star office
Joy. colored about l6 years old. to work
~ " grocery and deliver orders 4ioo 'th
r. NV.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

LOS. oriental: fire Bokhars sYIO- aIs
- So 'cEai Other sizes: beautiful ruuue-
basement l-43 : st ".
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TRAINING PRESS. IIxlT in good vorIy irr.
3rdrr. VIII sell cheap IL sold ~ once, -
Georgia ave. NV. oss
RADIAToRS->tc perfect, 100 feet 50.
1913 : st. nv '' -
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NEAT CUTTER for Friday and saturday
nay be steady position. Apply +. +. DENIS
La W
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HEAD OF STOCK.

The Hecht Co. has a vacancy
for a thoroughly experienced
saleswoman to act as head of
stock in their toilet goods de-
partment. Apply employment
office, F st. entrance, The Hecht
Co., + st. at 9TH.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

LAS RANGES. new and slightly used al
SiZe5. less than ha' price. Why pay more
Every range guaranteed j. w William.
500 9th NV. Main 2gsG ia.
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LAS STOVE; good condition. Inquire 394;
Maconb. Cleveland 1862
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FCRNIJI RE-Credit-cash. Special discount
ior inr cash Save money. Buy at Hopwood's
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SALESMAN.

Salesman wanted with car
one who has had experience
selling sewing machines; COM
mission contract. Address Box
23O-R, Star office.
WANTED college graduate
who is willing to enter the en-
ploy OF a corporation with an
opportunity for advancement ;
one who has worked his way
through college preferred.
Write, giving qualifications,
Address Box 173-R. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-01-28
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

cARPENTER-All kinds job work. shelving,
bookcases painting, porches glazed and
built; For estimate phone w. Z. Weaver,
Franklin 1898 ja2Ss
Evening star., 1926-01-28

81" ING ACHINE>-Sellng out. sf0r,. :,
!+ closed al make- Of sewing m3rhIrez :,
.e escrl heed singers. SO 10 SIS. WiIco,
d Llbhs. $40 to S22 other makes 81. Car
20 sr"iaS Machine Exchange. 43 II st n +,
Evening star., 1926-01-28

SEWING MACHINES D-h. Singer. SIS
Dew Home. Sl5: standard. SIS: New Idea
10: others at 50. all guar. New machines
/ - mo. Renting and repairing Open evening
+ SINGER shop. BIB Pa. avese Line 2T5
Evening star., 1926-01-28
PERSONAL.

SPECIALIST ON NERVE AND RHEUMA-
tism Hot OIL electrical and hand massages.
9f1 II st. NV. MADAME GOYETTE. 81
ELECTRIC sun BATHS ARE MORE Eff
fective and convenient than real sunshine.
II each. Col. ss16. 1850 18th st. NV. 2s'
BACKWARD CHILDREN TUTORED AT
students home if desired: experienced d. G..
teacher; grades 1S. Address Box 327-M.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

BOY. colored around store, with reference.
\ rjr1y 81 3o 35th - n w oSs
Evening star., 1926-01-28

SHOE SALESWOMEN.
Experienced preferred, but
others considered. Also women
to assist as counter girls on part
time basis. See Mr.. Weak,
VIM. Hahn & Co., 9TH and K sts.
F1TTER-One accustomed to
fine gowns and wraps; must be
thoroughly competent in every
way. Madam Ash, l217 Conn.
ave.
Evening star., 1926-01-28
EOR SALE-EIRNITIRE.

FOR SALE-FlR RNIIJ RE-.
These following articles for sale al 4Ga
10th 81. NV. ) doors from Wash. Gas Light
Co: Beds complete with felt mattresses
SS.95; kitchen tables. : bureaus. s. and
up: chlfonlcrs, S6.15 and up: chairs 15r.
splaet desks. gate-leg tables davenport
tables and wicker furniture. Windsor chairs
mahogany. S3.95: day beds and many other
articles with prices that will be pleasing t"
yotl.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

tARPENTER-J A. BuydIs. contractor.
building. remodeling repairing Dorches Ka-
RACES. For estimate call Frank. 2627. 1l20
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MISTRESS. Apply Yale Laundry. 437


inform alton address applications with ref
erences and experience. Box 240-R. Star
Office.
SEAMSTRESS. Apply Yale Laundry. 437
New York ave. NV.
VISITING NURSE GOvERNEsS or practical
nurse: care for > children: delicate; from
) 80 m. 10 4 80 pm. week days and from
! 80 to l" 80 am. sundays only: only
experienced with good references need ap-
ply. 1000 y st. 4. Pot. 444e
WAITRESS-white. experienced. Apply at
once. Monterey Lunch, 407 18th St NV % :.
WOMAN for laundry work IN Catholic rec
tory Address Box 152 r Star oftlce. 2S'
WOMAN white middle age. as cook and
housekeeper i'll suburbs: must be experiences
Address Box 2I7.R. Star Office.
WOMAN. inexperienced. to be trained as
hgh-type demonstrator: qualifications. {ood
general education. open -mindedness. Wiling.
ness to learn and TO cooperate. DO not
answer unless sure you have these ouahnca-
tions Training free. Good salary and oR-
portunity to advance. Address BOX 34o-h.
Star office.
procuring rental engagements for LAigl
grand bail room and banquet rooms for
dances. card parties. weddings. etc big
field among society people. clubs. fraterni-
ties etc Office open 3 to q daily. Phone
Col. 3063: after u pm. Adams 5000
MODELS, size 50, for style
revue; those with experience
preferred. Apply employment
office. Sth floor, G. st. side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

ELECTRICAL WIR1NG-Will give yUU 20
nent call on US. Estimates cheerfully sub
mitt"d Penn. Electric Co. OH eth At nv
Don't forget our new address" Call Main
II1 Main
Evening star., 1926-01-28

STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. experienced
IapIbic ana alert VIII furnish rt1c. enCt.
aiso do home typing. Call Adams s949-R
ELECTRO-THERAPHY ULTRA VIOLET
ray baking tsunnghtj. massage. charges. = |.
~, S:3 hours 10 To = Main b64a 90
Evening star., 1926-01-28

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, Baltimore; RRltE u, e.. Nd NJ
tory Washinston phone Lincoln - 4s4.M
Evening star., 1926-01-28

GRADUATE MASSETSE GIVES TREAT
nerfs at your residence. Address Box 81 s.
x star oHicr nns
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years: up-to-date hone, baths q room.
reliable colored woman 1920 Willard nv.
Evening star., 1926-01-28

Buffet lunch near 9th and sts. NV. T.:
good lease. Low rental. good business: on
terms Price ST 600
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-20
TIME Limit ON
PARKING SEEMS
NEAR JUST NOW

If the number of automobiles APP
pearing in the business section of
the city for the past few days IS
any indication of betterinent in
general conditions hers. then the
city is moving ahead at a fast rate.
Motorcycle Officer Gordon Newman
states that there have been more
machines parked in the business
section of Douglas, and especially
along avenue in the past three
days than at anytime since he has
held the traffic job in the past two
years.
1t is becoming extremely difficult
to secure a parking space on ave
nue. these days and it is stated by
those watching the increase of cars,
that it is only question of time
when it will become necessary to set
a time limit on G avenue parking.
1t is believed by Newman and
others that the coming of the fine
warm weather during the last few
days is one reason for the great
number of cars in the business Sec
ton. It is undeniable however, they
state, that more folks are buying
cars and that fewer are walking
with the passing of each day. There
appear to be more new machines
on the streets this spring than in
sometime also and they all add a
prosperous air to Douglas.
Newman stated yesterday that
James Byington of Pirtleville, was
slightly cut and bruised Thursday
afternoon when he ran into the side
of a car driven by G. A. Blum, Jr.,
of this city, in an attempt to turn
around. DR.. 2. Causey treated the
cyclist who was able to then go to
his home and no complaint was
made as Byington stated the acct
dent was due to his own careless
ness.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-20
HARRY R. Sites
FUNERAL TODAY


Harry r. Sites, captain in the
Douglas fire department since 1919
who died at the Calumet hospital
Thursday, will be accorded az fire
mans funeral at o'clock this after
noon.
The funeral will be held from the
Porter and sAmes chapel with the
Christian Science service at 3 O'Clock
and the body will be taken to Cav
airy, cemetery on the No. 1 fire
truck of the local department.
The pail bearers will be Fl. c..
Hartman, j. b. Stillman, Andrew
Branagh, Ray Salmon, Earl Nc.
Dougal and Chief w. J. Nemeck, all
of the local fire department. While
Chief Nemeck is at the funeral
services Assistant Chief Hugh Kelly
will be in charge of the department
and several of the former volunteer
fireman of the city will serve in
place of the absent members.
Flags. on the two houses in the
city yesterday were at ha!f-mast in
honor of the dead fireman.
Chief Murphy of the warren Fire
department will attend the services
here as will several members Of ;he
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-20
ADVENTURE CLUB
INITIATION IS TO
Be HELD MONDAY

Imitation of all Adventure club
members woh have fulfilled the NEG
essary qualifications will take place
Monday afternoon at the Y. w. c. A..
Any girl between ten and twelve
may join the club put only those
who have met the following re-
quirements may be initiated at this
time: attendance at three meetings,
make and embroider armband, know
the Christian and American flag sa-
lutes and pledges, and know the Ad-
venture club purpose. The purpose
is worded in terms of the various
parts of a simple boat since ship
is the emblem the club has chosen
for it's own The youthful adventurers
have discussed the meaning of their
club name and take this symbol as
only one of a very possible large
number since adventure may come i'll
so many ways and in ordinary liv-
ing as well.
Those to be initiated will sub
scribe to the following declaration:
"As an Adventure I will try always
to wear the armband worthily. The
keel of my ship, my body, 1 will
keep strong and straight. The sails
of my Ship my mind, 1 wills keep
clean and ready for the winds of
knowledge. And its rudder my spirit,
shall guide my ship in friendliness
to all girls, in reverence to God,
and in service for others
The imitation ceremonial is sim
pie ore and will be directed by Miss
E. Marjorie Williams and Mrs. Wey-
land Morris, the club advisor.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-20
c. 0. CAMBRIDGE
MANAGER LOCAL
PICKWICK FORCE

The Pickwick stage system has
opened it's offices in the Brophy
Carriage company building at 1924
G avenue. Tine Pickwiclz, system
recently consolidated with the Ror-
derland Transit company which had
lines from Ell Paso to the coast,
and the Motor Transit company
whose line extended from Douglas
to Bisbee.
The Piclwick station is equipped
with waiting room, offices and shops
for the stages.
c. O. Bainbridge, formerly of
Phoenix is manager of the Doug
las Pickwick stage offices.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-20
AND
u. S. OFFICERS
GET BIG STILL

Constable o. A. Ash and three
federal officers took 80 gallon still
into their possession about o'clock
Friday afternoon during a raid in
Pirtleville.
The still while in good condition,
was not in operation when found
by the officers but it is known that
it has been working recently. No
one was apprehended at the time of
the raid but the officers are to con-
tinue to follow the case along. They
took the still to police Headquarters
where it was stored away foc evi.
dence.
Douglas daily dispatch. [volume] (Douglas, Ariz.) 1903-1961, 1926-03-20
Laying Keel For Giant
Steamer Today, Says Baird

Laying of the keel for the giant
American liner to be built for the
Panama Pacific lines at the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Drydock COM
pany plant, has been set for today,
according to advice received here by
Alex Baird, Jr, agent for the line
in Douglas.
The new passenger liner is to be
the largest commercial vessel ever
launched in this country and is being
built especially for service between
New York, Los Angeles and San
Francisco 1t is the first of three
vessels to be constructed for the in
tercoastal service by the company.
The first of the vessels will be
ready for service late next year and
the other two are expected to be
well under way when the first one
is launched.
The three ships will replace &he
Finland, Mongolia and Manchura,,
now playing over the intercoastal
trade route for the Panama Pacific
Line, a subsidiary of the Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine.
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apartments in both Warren and

departments in both Warren and
Bisbee.
Mrs L. H. Van Trese of Long
Beach, Calf, a sister of the dead
fireman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
Sites, Jr., Of Cananea have arrived
in the city for the funeral.
Members of the John c. Green
way encampment United Spanish
American War veterans, will also at
tend the funeral this afternoon in a
body.