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alive. He insisted that he had been
robbed Of nothing but an Identification
medal!
WELL" the train conductor said at
last, I'VE seem to have had a tempest
in teapot. I am exceedingly sorry"
he addressed Paul and Carolita, with
a backward glance toward the Saliva.
tionists, who had remained seated In
a section at the other end Of the
car, "it distresses me beyond express
sion to feel that have placed you
at such Inconvenience" His eyes
rested upon the italian as he made
this last statement, but the man re-
manned unnoved.
II trust that you will all forget IT,"
the conductor said, land as far as you
are concerned, Miss Menendez. sin.
cerely hope that you will find your
friends waiting for you. l shall make
it a point to remain with you until
they come, and IL they fail to appear
Adjt. Gabrielle will take you in
charge until you can establish COM
munications with them. We have
made up some Of our lost time and
will arrive about midnight. Mr.
Milana, we will make every effort to
locate YOUR medal. I am sorry that
you have been i'll, you had better con-
suit a physician"
The two officials left the car. leav-
ing the Italian in lower one, Carolita,
Paul. Frank and Mrs. Gaines in the
section opposite. y
Lets go for a smoke" Frank said
presently. and did not lose the glance
of entreaty which the girl turned upon
young Reynolds. She was afraid to
be left alone with the resurrected
corpse, and Paul had no intention of
allowing such a thing to occur!
You two go on" he said. "Ill
come" They knew that he didn't
mean it. at that, but for lack of any
thing better to do thew moved off.
Frank wanted Gaines to finish the sen.
tence the porter's thrilling entrance
had interrupted. Paul wanted to talk
to Carolita.
Lets sit on the other side of the
car" Paul said when Frank and
Gaines were out Of hearing, and as
she followed him he took care to
choose place quite away from Mil
ana, beyond the hearing of the keen.
est ears.
WELL" he whispered. "well?"
"It Is a ne." she replied, 1T was
he who had the ring. It must have
been! 1t was the woman with gloves
who stole 1t, perhaps your brothers.
wife! know 1t must be so, how else
would he know to say to me sweet
hearth"
"Yes, 1t is a lie, but perhaps q
lucky one. Without the ring as
Identification you will not now have
any reason to go with him. You can
simply ignore me completely and take
shelter with the Salvationists until
you can investigate your connections.
I think that it is nothing short Of spe-
cial providence acting in your behalf.
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'Stalling for time. wants to think
the thing OUT
Frank hesitated. Should he take
this man into his confidence in the
matter Of the ruby ring, and SO per-
haps find the key that could unlock
the mystery? He knew that Gaines
was a dependable man, whose reputa-
ton for reliability and honesty were
beyond reproach, one who had en-
joyed the confidence of the late Mr..
Reynolds, yet the ring and its secret.
as far as these were known, belonged
to the girl and to Paul It would not
be fair to divulge the story without
permission.
"Will you wait minute. Gaines?
I want to ask Reynolds a question.
Back directly"
He returned to the car, interrupt
ing Paul and Carolita in the middle
of an apparently absorbing CONVEX
sation.
Sorry have to bother you! Just
a minute! Step into the passage. will
your"
A quick look about the car revealed
the absence Of the stranger, and Paul,
with a word to Carolita, complied,
following Frank to the front door of
the Pullman.
"See here" Frank said, 'if I can't
tear you away from this infatuation,
at least can get your permission to
act for you. I know that we can
trust Gaines absolutely, though I
don't know who he's trailing on this
trip. Let me tell him the whole story
Evening star., 1926-09-17
M ysterious Sweetheart
BY ELLA WISTER HAINES
Copvngh
Copyright. 1o2e.)

Nothing else?"
"No. 1 will see IL my money is
safe"
1t took him several minutes more
| to examine his pocketbook, reporting
| that he had lost nothing more.
II would like your name and ad
Dress" the conductor said.
II am Mario Milana."
IAN italian? Our one clue to you
was a Cancelled ticket stub from the
steamer Orizaba."
by birth 1 am Of Italy. yes. but
| engaged in business in South Amer.
| ica."
This young lady identified you as
| having been on her steamer" the
conductor went on. do you know
her?"
Milana again allowed his eyes to
meet Carolita's.
II have seen her."
What made you come into this
car after being in the day coach?"
II do not remember! AT what time
did I Gomez
Some time during the evening.
Who do you think robbed you of your
medal?"
"How can I know"
Had you not missed it until I called
attention to it?"
II remember nothing"
Gould it have been taken from you
before you entered this car? You
were in conversation with passengers
in the club car during the afternoon,
were you not?"
Yes" he answered very deliberate
ly as one whose memory returns by
degrees, passing acquaintances."
What was the mans name?"
Again the man hesitated.
1T was a most ordinary name
Jones-Smith."
Brown"
"Yes-I think So"
''These people were strangers to
you?"
"Most assuredly."
The conductors stood looking at
one another. their faces expressing
incredulity, while to Paul and Caro-
lita the mans assertions were not
only astounding but alarming. Be,
yond all doubt he was lying. and
Frank Hyatt and Gaines, who had
come running in at the call Of the
porter, came to the same conclusion.
Still, there was nothing to be done.
The supposedly murdered man was
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of the ring and see II he doesn't sug-
gest a clue? He's clever. that fellow,
smart as steel trap!'
"But-Carolita-is it fair?"
"You know it's fair. Aren't we
doing it for her? You don't want that
man to get his hands on her. do you?"
"How can he? She's got this ring!
That is, have it.'
Frank shook his head.
ut looks safe enough, but I'm not
convinced. There are some pretty big
things about this case that neither
you nor 1 know. You may yet be-
come deeply involved. Why not con-
suit Gaines now that he's where he
can give the matter his attention?
Once in Los Angeles he'll be rushed
with business, possibly go out Of town
again. Let me tell him, Paul. do"
Paul was lost in thought.
YES" he agreed at length. "he had
better see the ring" He slipped 1t
into Franks hand. Don't let any
one else see it. and guard it as your
life! I'll find out where its mate is
hidden and bring it to you as soon
as 1 CAM
If he could have known, that Caro-
Evening star., 1926-09-17

/ cannot tell you how thankful am
that was on the train--how happy
darling"
Neither of them noticed that the
stranger had left the car. or that be-
fore doing so he had tucked a slip of
paper into Carolita's wrist bag, lying
forgotten on the seat of her section.
Meantime. in the smoking apartment,
Frank and Gaines faced each other
seriously with questioning look.
WELL" said Frank, you were
about to disclose something of i'm.
portance when that miserable darky
| called us to greet the risen corpse"
"Yes-I was"
"Well!' Frank repeated impatiently
What do you think I am, anyway
Job? Out with It! I asked you why
| the girl wouldn't tell who she was,
| what connection the dead man, now
kicking, had with her, where she was
going? I'm still waiting for an ex.
PLANTATION"
Gaines chewed long cigar, an un.
lighted match balanced between his
/ fingers.
''To tell you the truth I'm consid.
erably at sea myself" he admitted
Il surely thought he was dead! What
do you call that, catalepsy?"
tits by me! How about knockout
drops?"
more like it."
Didn't he imply that he had such
seizures before?"
"Yes, means nothing. He's lying"
Eyes but Why?"
Evening star., 1926-09-17
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.

Carolita Menendez. a beautiful young
Spanish girl, brought up in South Ameri-
can convent, is travelling alone to Los
Angeles at the command of her guardian.
whom she has never seen. During the last
lap Of her journey between Chicago and Los
and sees, clutching the curtains of the berth
oppoeite, white hand wearing gorgeous
ruby. In the morning she learns that, a
man has been found in one OF the berths
apparently murdered. Paul Reynolds. a
young New York lawyer with whom Carolita
became acquainted on the train. admits ac-
Quaintance with MIR. and Mrs. Brown. who
left the train late in the evening after being
seen in conversation with the dead man.
II Is then learned that the so-called MI.
Brown is really Walter Reynolds. brother of
Paul Reynolds. although they have not met
in 10 years due TO family quarrel. Frank
Hyatt. the Los Angeles attorney of the
Reynolds firm. boards the train in answer
TO q wire and relates that Walter. Reynolds
brother. has notified the firm he has an inn,
portant clue concerning their father's will
fears that Reynolds may become connected
with the murder because he claimed the
strange ruby ring. when it was found on
the floor. in order to protect Car0fta. to
whom he feared il belonged. However.
Csrolita explains that this ring Is not hers.
but COMPANION rlng intended to be worn
hy her guardian to identify him at their
which she was to wear. che has lost, al
though she will not tell how She fears
that the murdered man was her guardian
and does not know what to do. but Reynolds
declares his love for her and offers her his
protection. AT this point il is learned that
tho dead man has come to lfe.
<,o,~.
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And having uttered this terrified
cry, the darky fed from the car with
out once looking back, leaving Paul
and Carolita staring at the drawing
room door in utter amaZement.
Somebody's locked in there" Paul
exclaimed. wait. I'll go for the
conductor" He hated the thought of
leaving Carolita for so long a time
as must elapse while he searched the
train. but by good luck he found the
conductors in the adjoining Pullman.
and a word was sufficient to bring
them hurrying into the car, where the
drawing room was promptly unlocked,
revealing the supposedly dead travel
er, disheveled and angry, but very
much alive.
"Why do you lock me up?" he cried,
with burst Of profanity. why am
I in this room?"
He spoke English f1uently. but with
q marked accent.
who are you?" the conductor flung
back I'VE found you lying stiff and
cold in lower one. Naturally, we sup
posed you dead! Are you ill.," He
advanced and shook him, making
sure that he was not the victim OF
hallucination. We'll" he added,
that beats anything 1 ever saw
The stranger glowered at him, his
face taking an expression Of fear.
"Stiff and cold!" he repeated.
YES. We couldn't hear your heart
beating"
do you feel perfectly we'll now?"
the other conductor asked.
The man came out Of the drawing
room and sat down in section one.
II did not know I was ILL.," he NUT
tered. His hand was raised to his
head as he spoke, and he rubbed his
eyes.
Have you had such attacks be-
fore?" the train conductor pursued.
''Yes-I think So
Then you should be careful to
travel with papers of identification
and instructions to those who may
be obliged to care for you. Here
we've had the whole train in commo-
ton all day, searching innocent peo-
pie, sending telegrams-by the way,
what was on that chain about your
neck? Were you robbed while you
were unconscious"
"chain?" the stranger repeated
vaguely. "chain?"
Yes" The conductor took hold of
the broken ends. Wasn't there some
thing on this?"
The man examined 1t carefully. his
manner gradually becoming com,
posed, thoughtful.
Yes"
I'm afraid you'll have to say what
It was" his questioner went on. sit
will be only fair to those who have
suffered embarrassment on Your aC
count"
The mans gaze had wandered
across the aisle, and rested now upon
Carolita. taking in Pauls stalwart
form standing protectingly at her
side and meeting her frightened ewes
without the slightest trace Of recog-
milton. Possibly it was this sight
which made his reply come slowly.
as II he had much to consider
1T was a gold medal. bearing my
name and address," he said at length.
zone that / have worn for many
years"
Evening star., 1926-09-17
Thesew0rdswereOn once
a threat to children
castor OIL!

castor O1Lw
Even to grown-ups the words are unpleas-
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choking and gagging and disagreeable taste
memories of the days when the very words
were used as threat
The luckier children of today, however, do
not have to 60 through this ordeal to swallow
the once dreaded Dose For science has de-
veloped castor oil of the highest efficiency,
yet which is tasteless and odorless. And it
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To obtain this pure, agreeable castor oil,
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Tasteless Castor Oil, and look for the word
"Tasteless' printed in red across the label.
You will find that Squibb's has none of the
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Always ask for Squibb Household Products
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met You will find Squibb Products on sale
in reliable drug stores everywhere
Evening star., 1926-09-17

lita had returned to her own section
in quest of her wrist bag, had opened
1t to make sure that her money was
safe. had found and read a note
written in the Spanish language on a
slip Of paper. and now lay back
against the seat. limp and exhausted.
with every trace of color gone from
her face-if he could have seen her
cram that slip of paper into the crack
Of the berth, close to the window-if
he had returned but two minutes
sooner, how differently their arrival
in Los Angeles would have turned out!
Evening star., 1926-09-17

Continued in Tomorrow's Star.)
Evening star., 1926-05-20
WANTED-SALESMEN


sALEsMEN, automobile accessories: must
have experience. reference and car, A
Eberly's Sons. Tnr.. us 9TH al. NV See
Mr.. Amole.
statesmen WANTED at oncc. Get IN on
the cream of selling lots in the only ex-
elusive Summer coiony near SiIh here Is The ths
daily de luxe bus service. LISTEN. We are
and business man in town. You will he
necessary. Cali between and II at s1i
Bond Building. Allen J. Loved. sales director.
sALESMEN local and suburban. Exlo steer
ing post control for Fords: stops wobhljns ::
saves tires. bushinss. 10 10 ic. 316 Stew
art Building. 20'
MISUNDERSTANDING opportunity for erer-
getic man to sell Office furniture. Write
ed etc. All replies will he considered strictly
confidential. Address Box 2S1-V. sta, Office.
SALESMEN--if you can measure up TO our
standard have an attractive Opeping for
YOU on our happy sales force. You may moi
We viii furnish . car and eive you every
assistance to enable YOU 10 succeed Our
Rows enjoy. their work and are making sooo
rack 10 work in officers. stores and shops
They are regular fellows. Come in and meet
them The Washington Mavtag Co. sos
18th al. nv. -..---.----
auto: only those who have had experiences
qesG vsG,m aU9SE pep roomsc Flee "TiTs Az
ntiance Co. 18th and E ats
statesmen AND sAI,FswOMEN
Exceptionally proftahls rosition Jntroduc-
ing tho Automatic Fountain; most attrac-
sops 1923 Pa ave go
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MISUNDERSTANDING Cont'n

PRACTICAL NURSE desires engagement;
can stay nights willing to leave city; set
tied: reference. Atlantic 1851.
PRACTICAL NURSE. I3 years experience;
fine city reference. Lincoln 1527-J.
PRACTICAL NURSE. reliable middle aged !;
$50; prefer care OF elderly lady. Franklin
RESIDENT MANAGER apartment building
or 4roup of buildings. experienced in settling
new buildings, selecting snd training help
refer to local real estate firms and bank, Ad
nress BOX 395-v. Star once c0H
RESIDENT SALES and rental representative
subdivision: woman experienced IN real
estate work interest prospects IN lots. houses
and plans: local references. Address Box
+6-N. Star office. - 20.
STENOGRAPHER accurate and reliable.
temporary or permanent position moderate
salary. Lincoln 7127 "
sTENOGRAPHER-TYP thoroughly ex-
perienced. seven years IN resDone ble posl-
ton: best reference. Phone Adams "1Sl w .
q ="
WOMAN refined. white. would like posINon
honse MANAGER IN exclusive apt. seer
Of city reference. Address BOX 3'SN star
Office. ~.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(Continued.)

PApERHANG 1NG-work Of the better kind
Royss F2Sms sseersd sse 81 Na1tb s1f 1851 Esda
rAP,FRFANGING: PLAsTERINGua,s.e ,s',nr Wm
Wanting. slo Dir NV. Fr. 6754.
PAPERHA Angling" The better E-ade" Zee
Eensirston Nd for appointment. c. H.
Palmer
pAPERHANGING. .PAINTING-special al prices
this week average size room scraped, sized
pointed nanered with nolychrome pspe,,
price, We u;e Dutch Boy lead and pure
premises Sec the ingredients. aperhanglnE
guaranteed wears frst-class work only:
long az IL months to nav. free estimate
hi.de,nSa eh per'Tan!1ss "ns oner srcr,S. Inc sn
PPEore Adams 6es7 -'''' l'D y.
PIANOS. TUNED. REPAIRED: "a yrs. txr;
wsjter A5H o7 anson anG st, luFIf COT 47as
PIANOS TUNED rena,ret and rebuilt, high; p
grade xork MggnEh & Lawson. l22" o
PIANO TUNING 5" We sp.ecralize IN gen.
eral pisno repairs and yehu'ldine. Get our
schaeTer Co, ga ., ne Line 1857.
Rug CLEANING and s,or,nc: oriental spd 'd
tone',r Ssnary caTSss G'ss1'"F CO. 4i'
RUGS WOVEN FROM worn carpets La, a
ltehm.. OTd Laurel Echpse Main $500
400 10th at s.w. Rugs for sale ie4'
SEE SENGE AND GATEwOOD for your>
house Dairtlnz. We make = speClalty on
feddn- and nercllirE BRICK fronts sos Pa
ave. Sc. Lin. 335aW ~
SLIP COVERS--Speclal prices this week
only; also reduced prlce- urholsierlng
J. Holoher Co. 81" F NV. NJ. SJ". 3'
sLIrCOVFRS. dus'proof oretonne; etc neat
work: unholsterInE. cabinet work. Cantor
Frhostertnr Co. So Main 1909.
TRUNKS. bags and leather goods Irepairedi
Columbia Leather Goods. cS1" 18th st.
adams 1l36 omen evenings 'tiu N n m.
rPHoLsTERING and slin coy.sor:s also re-
ard Upholstery Co. 2s10 1Ath 81. NV. @5'
WEI.DING-Ca.tinE. steel and aluminqMm IT
Coleman. COZ teth st NV. NJ. 45as.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES = Good
dows, s5c: the hest ouaiit. Of OPAQUE shades,
- - hung free. We will call with SAMPLES
Kleehatt 11th and ats. ne. Line. s7a.
WINDOW SHAPES AM ssCRF5SS~Irsss 5n:S JIs
nj 1OJC2
Evening star., 1926-05-20
SITIATIONS--DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants day work; cleaning
Call ar write. S37 :}rd -. s.W.
COOK wants position in, private family TO g"
Phone Potomac '33"W. "o'
COOK first class; can give first class ref
erences; wishes to go to seashore AZ cook
can 1870 Corcoran ST. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK: stay or 40 nights
GIRL. colorcd, neat. young. industrious.
wants work of any kind. 743 Hobart ri. NV.
GIRL colored to assist III general house
work. "@20 D St NV,
GIRL. colored, neat, young, wishes position
nurse ladys maid or chamhcrma'd- wait
~ess, to go away for summer; can furnish
Ant. .. after & nm. p. II. Washington :
GIRL. reliable Irish: experienced wants rn-
siton As nurse. North 61o1-J
GIRL. colored. wants parttime work clean
GIRL. colored. wants place private family ;
stay nights: no sunday work references.
1881 Georgia ave. nv. .-----------
GIRLS .t2l. neat. colored. want jobs; cook
general housework chsmbermald or uaitress
5o1 \ st. NV. Washington. n e.. Apt :,
HousEKEEPING Sk work for Fridays and
haoHRRkssl bs d.2 csll gstflsii wes; WISHES work
or part time. Phone mornings. y f773.
XRfF Fin place or ca Sor,h hfpfT soh e
WHITE LADY. rs. desires hnusekeeper's p"-
sition. 4t3 ~. NV. top floor.
WOMAN, coored plain cook. country for
Summer. also son dshv asher - :. .
nv. Write only
WOMAN. colorcd. wants rsrt-tInie work or
day. work 10 ferencea. ais 81. NV.
WOMAN. "oOred. WISHES small bundle wash
Call Fr. 143l or $40 ist NV. 81
WOMAN. rolored wants general housework
IN small fam'ly G"od references. 1926
18th st. NV
Young LADY. white. will do Housekeeping
plan cooking for one or tvn IN family. ~
Alabama ave. Sc. Congress Hts. n. e. "0'
CHEF of high reputation. now
employed. wishes to make a
change. Address Box 4M-N.
Star office. ol'
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HEI.l'-DONESTJC.

CHAMBERMAID waitress: experienced. nj
18th ST. NV. c1'
COOK. roK. s1per'ssnncced reference required
DINING ROOM GIRL for boarding house
must he able. 10 make salads and wait: col
nred only l1"3 18th It. NV.
GENERAL HorsEwORKER girl wanted
stay nights; references required. Phone
GENERAL HorsEwoRKER socd wages:
home nights Apply after l. ls3" tsi,.er'
GIRL. good. neat. colored for seneeral
honsewSrIk ard n,Is sundrE s3cd room
Farnum st. NV.
GIRL. colored general houseWork and plan
cooking. Call Col. 2:1@ or 1879 Harvard
ninSs. Apply Hosiery Shop. GIG st. NV.
North CAPITOL st "0'
Adventist i3c2 l. NV
HOTsEKEEPFR white stay nigh.s.. refer
ences required Address R"X a'S-N' star
HOIsEwORK part time, in exchange Tor
room and hoard; to middle aged nnatta"hed
woman. i'15 Church st, North 46i"
MAID. coiored. TO- gene"al honsework N
small apartment. exnerienced: references.
$50 Eu"'d st NV. Ant. 1oh
NURSE and upstairs maid. stay nights: ref
fhase. n. T..
SETTLED WOMAN for general housework
stav nights preferred. inquire after ; 10.
1909 Delafield pl NV Col 3a54W. "0'
WAITRESS eoIored. nv June st, one who
is willing TO go TO country near 1eesburc
Va. TOR summer. family OF 4 wages $50
per month. city references required. Address
Rox 43S-V Sta- office. ""'
WOMAN white healthy. ,ntellsent. GOOD
disposition. to nurse two children. North
1859.
WOMAN experienccd mart time references
required Adams s56. 1929 Lamont 81
wOMAN-Colored. experienced. for general
homework: with references: stay nights
CAN Columbia 1924
WOMAN. capable. cook and general house
work no washing: stay nights: good wages
references required. Phone C,eve 1446.
1915 Newark ST
WOMAN housework cooking helm with
lady: must be strong. willing TO work. $50
WOMAN middle aged to help with children
and housework: good home: small wages.
5s NJ n, NV.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER reliable. ca
rahle. settled. white family =; no small
children suburbs. Address Box 44a r. star
office
Evening star., 1926-05-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tContinued.l


FUREI1URE--Wli pay the best cash pr,ues
for desirable antinue and modern furniture.
Call me and be convinced william Notes.
614 10Th ST. NV. Phone Franklin 2O1b. ,
oftice furniture speclatv. Main S0h7.
Yon viii feel sati.fed a,tf With prices pay.s
Welsenherr. a05 10th ct. nv. Franklin 1900.
FrRNITURE of an, kinds wanted 2ess
ave. Nv. or phone Franklin 1o2e7.
GOLD. silver, watches diamonds and old
Full cash value paid sellnEers. sls st.
MAJ, M,AGAZINES = National geographic from
g st. NV Frank. 5416.
PIANO, stief upright: will nay cash. state
sss and price. Address Box civ star
ANYTHING TO SELL?
u,s PhGpe Main ,os: or a53e.
hrs ya.r.
the Washington public
FURNITURE.
Household and Office furniture. s,ore
enulpment merchandise. stocks. etc: any
quantity: mo one ran nay more. Caldwell.
Line H9nl. 26'
BOOKS BOUGHT.
phona a- franA ar ss ssis " rearma"s. "F '9: aa
FURNITURE OF all kinds {:
highest price paid. SIS 10Th
NV. Frank. $3.50
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
wanted at once. Large or small
quantities. Call Frank. 1922.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
uEJP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE for general housewor and
garden 103 leland st. Chevy Chase. Md
NAN OR WOMAN. Catholic. for insurance
husness with old organization: salary and
liberal commissions Experience not
ruired ATTRACTIVE nroposition for good
earnest worker, Address Roz 44S V Star
offCe. 2""
PERMANENT WAIVER experienced. able
to do Nestle Circuline waving. nin waving
and hairruttirE: salary. 500 per week. Ad-
dress Eor 46t-V Star office
Evening star., 1926-05-20

YOUNG MAN. reliable. col
ored. for stock room. Apply
.Supt.. the Palais ROYAL, llth and
cts.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

P,AANo BARGAINs-aste,nwsy;. ;.,nl6e. IKE n.y.
bury slightly used S3'h second hand piaros
from $50 IN: terms az low as $40 per
month. used grands al reduced prices.
ranos for rent. Hugo Worch. 111o st.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

SECRETARY ANTIQUE chairs tables.
oriental rugs: electric sewing machine
lamps. rictures Inquire before .. Ant
sos 1900 Conn. ave. Col s106
SEWING MACHINES. used S5. SO ard
SIS. guaranteed repairs and rentals: rev
machines IS rer month machines sent IN
trial C. NJ. Cusack io3 ne. Line. sosa.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

FTRNITr RE-Golden oak sIdehoard china
closet and dining table and two desks. score
tarv type. Phone during of1"e hour.
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Evening star., 1926-05-20

PIANO-Cpright Regent. solid walnut bar
-al1. Il 50: excellent tone Owner. musician.
leaving city this month. 1918 18th 81, Sc.