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Naval Farley Urged.

The Americans arc expected 10 ad-
vance the idea that further naVal nm
itatione can best he brought ah"ul D\
- .ana-ate conference between powers
y,hirh have uavieS Japan. Italy and
France already have declared them
selves against a separate naval confer
enCe.
Brazil has advanced the idea Of an
entente cordiale between the tnlted
states and the League of Nations ny
which a land disarmament conference
would he arranged in Europe and a
naval conference in Washington.
II is understood that several couu-
tries do not feel themselves in posi-
tion to consider the preparatory work
Of the commission seriously because
of the troubled political situation In
Europe.
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successful coup against Tho old gov
errmert il dosir0uS of maintaining
an army "f effective fighting
strength.
ReraHse Of the Russo German
treaty. France and her allies are SAID
10 lee fearful that should another ~
ropean conflict eyentUato the Ger
mans might side with Russia Ih"N
therefore think some form of Elf"-
pean security other 'han that pi"Nid'o
hv tho i"carno paCts must he arrah h~''l !
before any considerable leSseninE 81
defensive forces can he 'h"'iGh' 90.
one question 10 he studied Is Whe' ne
reduci!Uns in armam"ntS can he pro
NOTED bv insurin= that mutual asSlS'
anCe shall lee brought quickly mo
operation as soon a. an act al "e-l'S
sion has been committed.
II * Thought that the AHl'fl'd u
deleration has come 20 Geneva "peh-
minded and that its memhers VIII ""'|
intervene from time Z" time with SIX
pestious. remembering that the ln'"'
ing is kiud Of investigation I" ar
range a practical program ON Whl'h q
frture conference would he likely tu
secure helpful results.
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ARMAMENTS BASED
ON POPULATION AND
AREA URGED BY u. S.

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GEN. ]. A. BUCHANAN
DIES AT AGE OF 81
AT HIS HOME HERE

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POLISH REGIMENTS
CEASE MOVEMENT
AGAINST PILSUDSK|

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Medium Demands a Test.

Then Mime. Marcia demanded n test.
Give me one, she repeated in rapid
fire order.
Houdini. with a sarcastic smile. said:
why. ia break your heart. Would
(You like me to give you message
Evening star., 1926-05-18

people don't want facts" Mr.
Pierce said. They want their preju-
dices satisfied. And congressman whu
want to win the plaudits Of the public
will give them such coal legislatiO
lie quoted Secretary Hoover saying
the only regulation of the coal indus
try must come from within. rather
than from without.
Mr.. Pierce warned the retailers they
would have to give up the practice
which was advanced during the strike
Of handling soft coal and oil fuels as
side lines.
Pointing out that the anthracite
business amounts to three-Quarters OF
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D. c. MEDIUM DENIES
SHE TOLD OF SEANCES
AT THE WHITE HOUSE

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HEIIP-MALE Continued.
WANTED.
REPRESENTATIVE
FOR
WASHINGTON
AND VICINITY.
AND VICINITY

We Aave vacancy in our Washington
| and accident field in America and does :
good 6usiness in this territory The bisn man
! schooi education. or its equivalent. He viii
be given careful raining and DaGed in
| ings almost immediately. Previous insur-
anGs esperien1e p is not essential ala This is
| future awaits the right man. Apply in per
son to r. s. Lowndes. general agent: Inter
sia'e sis penrRs %saefs Blds @
HOTEL CLERK-Middle aged.
night work: experience not
necessary. Give reference. Box
5l-Z. Star Office.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
LONG ESTABLISIHgEp IIg ,r F1RM II r@T STFERs Ex
hEHHE!Es M i. s iSoSFSfiRPSkpSTiAL: SFfPSp ADDRESS BOX
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
|. MEN OF ABILITY ARE OF
FERED AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY WITH AN
ESTABLISHED CON c f r N
SPECIAL IZING IN NEW
QUALITY HOMES. SEE MIR.
OSTROW. ROOM 7O5. LENOX
BLDG. 1923 l. ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN for floor cover
ing dept; one with some expert
ence preferred. Apply Bureau
of Employment.
COZ DENPEp(S
9Th and X StS.
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Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.
- v@nnfn NA.. IN ~ n

,,,- NORTHWEST.
LID 14th st.--Joll's Newsstand.
18TH and Z, sts-J: $; cIsmence.
S9OI Georgia ave.-Frank F. Lelly's Phar
2sGs 18th st. n.w.-Collinower Art ane
$3toI 14th ,st.--Bronaush's Pharmacy %,
I'm and Buchanan sts.-Hohoerser rna'
l4ih st. and Colorado ave.-o'Donneir'
500 Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
17ss ronbis and Sews vi sh2p Cigar Agency.
siaS caiif%rnia .a-Harss1 st.-HarTy J. Paul.
n -"tnlan Park Pharmacy, po.t.o, Pre-
.e-is.;Sn 81 j pharn,asT sTsi sTd M s'--Fe''et'
I1nd and Mass aye.-Phillips' Pharmacy
III a9% and tme clerk.
s%ih as Drug s,ass I'm s@pss s@a ''
1lth and NJ sts-L. H Forster's Pharmmiacs ma cs
VI ave 9Th and r sts.--HowleS rndf'
9Th and u sts-M H Hunton's Phar%aasy anc:
Ga, ave. and Rock Creek Church rd.--HocN
Ga, ave and and Upshur st.zColodny Balek'
saIs ss Ca Ca aye-srnGtwoad ayes9nfts Pharmacy
1901 I st.-Morse Pharmnncy ov
18th and Fla ave.NBernsteins Drug Store
Enr,i IA aye e. and Isl ss1N Relsf,n; pfarkers Pnar-
s7$s p, Pa sve-5 Louis. Louis Ksssk: Ri s.n,,cv
25th and and Pa. ave.MHerbst's Pharmacy.
2532 Conn. ave.--Mcntc,ry pharmacy
o's@ smGs GGnn pressfn,toh asf cheTS pharmaes nas
WiS"onsin ave. and Macomh st.-haF's y"
4o05 Wisconsin ave.-wisconsin ave. fnar'
TaRoma Park. $50 Cedar st.-Mattinsiy
Bros. Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
3oth ard P sts.o-MorGan Bros pharmaes'
34Ii II st-Moshsy.s SIN sb,1!sss' PharmaSy., rs,r
wisconsin ave. and o st-Donohue's Fhar-
81 and II sis,-Tion,c Drug store
H; IN st T s'islFen and Wd a2eLo'ss f Bradley,
i:th and Nd sve:ELoMis Sacks, s., .,ov
s NSfth c,P", aGd 1F,1 1Ksns,lyp pHsIaav SnaT%as
East Cap. and sth sts-Bieouss Pharmacy. ma ey.
18th and East Can. sts.-Lincon fafN ~
cob st snd R. I. ave--col'ins' Pharmacy
1900 I5th st,Mayc,s Pnarm;a1psb pba9maey sToasa"o
23o6 4th st-JSnn JSniTuE 6 B,,grs ,ST rhaF'n'e'
eth and sts-F, p. weller's Pharmacy;v
5ith 81 and P,. ave-Fealey,s PhPPrpmaTHc Ppsrmacy
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Heays Drug
Iotb st and va sre'"Herbert' Pharmacy.
~ and ? sts.-Ian,tz La,t1,lF;n Bros Pharmacy.
RATE-3 CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge. SOC
in Washington and suburbs FOR
Helm and Situations Wanted.
foF f'oF' saIs ana and %SppS Wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for Sale and wanted
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
4 cents a word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
words to the line. Slime minlmuW' ~
line rate. as follows:
time o0c per line
times oc per line.
2 times 1Sc per line.
: times. 1Tc ner line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN CNTII. II Pm
All advertisements for The Evening SrA. Tn
must he at The Star Office or one OF NV hHe
Star branch offices by Il nm. the DAt
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following eAcep'
tons:
Lost and Found
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations ,.a
Advertisements under the above rlassinnts
ttnns will he accepted at The Star once:
ilth ST. and Pa. ave. until go an "a dav Y
OF issue All advertisements TOR Tne Sunoaax
Star must BE RECEIVED at Th@ stsT Ths Tiee star n
branch Offices by 80 p.nl.. SATURDAY; III
CASH WITH ORDER is REQUIRED Ior All
advertisements from transient adNeftisers.
Evening star., 1926-05-29

WANTED-DATLY AUTO TRANsPORTA.
tion to Veterans Bureau from 1i49 Park rd
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STTUATIONS-DOMESTIC Cont ID.

WOMAN. colored. wants work as cook down.
stairs: will stay nights. 1926 18th St NV
References
Evening star., 1926-05-29
HEIP-MALE AND FEMALE.

WASTED-Several intelligent men and
women tcoloredl. of neat appearance Tor
sales campaign: experience unnecessary; Cali
Room "a. 1897 18th ST. NV: ",
WOMEN COOKS t3b. first-class: chamber
maid. two porters and meat cutter: reliable
Christian people for camp in Adirondacks.
Address Box 354-X. star Office:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or salesladies. to sell
lots in Arlington countys finest subdivision
This subdivision has the highest type OF inn
provements and offers a rare opportunity for
statesmen with ability TO Join an established
sales organization. For interview ask for
Mr.. Michael. Room i0l. Colorado Bldg. be-
tween $50 and ii am. or phone Main
Evening star., 1926-05-29
PERSONAL.

WOMAN, cOlOred. wants day work or half
day work. Call 408 is: NV. 3Oe
Evening star., 1926-05-29
GENUINE HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES. $40
value, ST Marcelling hOc. Col HH03

ELtCTRICAL ,TREATMENT;; DEUGLEsSs
method 1Ol Dist Nat. Bank / 1 80 to =
pm. Frank. 52O3-J. GRACE NASH. Phi C.
Evening star., 1926-05-29
HEI.P-FENIALE

ASSISTANT for general Office work; young
ssessing executive ability and personality
f!rst-elas ass permanent nosition: state age sal
ary and experience. Address Box lO5-Z; star
Office. az
Evening star., 1926-05-29

for repairs Sanderson- -Schaener Co.. 644
II st. ne.
! h0-lh. capacity: s15: 1895 sth ST NV 30.
for rf al puTnoses Mccray Refriserator Co.
RIDING BooTS-Worn twice: we're So So;
sell for S. size TO 4 y. Potomac .ia. i9oo
sAF,Es----Medium sized freproof. With nnn,n Yale
at prices lower than local mail order
houses; free delivery; easy terms If deslTeG Win
$50 The Stern Co. 6:ii La. ave.
Ingraham st. PHI. Adams 4270-W. ;3o'
Ss% hSm 5 stasdard s5 sqSes Sew
| SO; others at So all guar. New machines.
Is no Renting and repah,ring 9pen p esSalnss sSa
soDs--HiCh- grade sodz. T,ch iopso,l. vel
TTG1aed Tinc IA ma"ure' lawns put IN order -. all
sPEEDBOAT HULL. in good condition: leNi
cellent craft for institution Of high speed sni
! horsepower. to be sold to highest bidder hy
! yiesday. noon: boat at Cormthlan aiuh-
! Phone Cleve l642. :.o'
STORE FIXTURES, counters shcivIng. Ice
| Apply on premises. No. 10 6 st. nv.
| SUIT. gray English tweed. raccoon collar.
s5o ssS "f's Pasom nsyff o6" Torl tOs. IH sf 0'
Frank. l45y-I.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE Adams
S3.5 mo: 8 mos. in adv. Ss.95 s mos. 81 Is.
Ssg sold sSa
cass facS Or 81 s5 n ave F
| TYPEWRITERs-Ame Typewriter Co:;
I43l East Cap; st. Rent Trsatiy reduced ed sS 81
i
AI otSeT mafss ssId renaed and
| terms exchanged: lowest pricea in Washlng-
,%9a Service sss1i Typewriter Co" OIL ll'h NV
! VACUUM CLEANER. Premier Duplex used
| few months: $40 cash Col. :,6:' :"
/ WONDER CONCRETE MIXER. S"0a. IAN
BE- sesa at a3 5th and Fulton sis ny" Ph:"e
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER 900
rosebushes ferns and bedding plants to hc
! given absolutely free with every purchase ot
| ST. Our memorial wreaths. cr"sses and sprays
are the very hest and i'd loTsst 0s Trised Gd IN the
.6i 1ith s.. Wv.
| Columbia 550'2.
| ROOKS--lO CF.NT SALE.
/ Big values: large selection. Pcarlman 5
! Book shon. a23 6 81. nv.
=; THOS F. BURCH CO. iNC.
! BiN-Rite alectro rnerhanicaliy- efrrerated
soda fountains. csrbonators. soda fountain
so and
{ 4SO Pennsylvania ave. NV.
30 years in business: Main $40
! oEs1SF gP1W = FUFN!66VRRh I a6yR
! ers. Once chairs and tables, tremendous saw.
''S' pS5$.s4s &SSSiSS1SS Sss| siS Ii L
! FCRNITURE-ClosinE ou, new and used
furniture, rugs; all brass. white and mahogi
n.S Sln5te m n ae yan,es S1G M how o
end beds. SO: .care n and oferstHrad living
Teper SUITS s. ,aS sGs Gs
5SsSss5' 1$SSsS: Ell 4 isa&
| Omen till "a Dni. Adams 7a4o 3o'
! q. S. GOVT. HARNESS; paint,
all colors, $1o5 gallon; all kinds
| garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co. 3o3-3O7 10th st,
NV.
i CUT FLOWERS.
ss'hsdas SH snlD@sp' RSo l4ss es0a,es y e'r
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, ..B,H Baltmofe as tse fad: Md:
tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln 64s4.w
SEE OUR BIG advertisement
in Water Front Properties For
Sale at public auction. Shan
non. Caldwell & Co. Inc. Aucts
ICLOSING-OUT SALE or
THE ROSENBERG STOCk
jOF AN ITO e AND
| NJ O ODERN FURNITURE
!ORIENTAL RUGS, RAR Z
| CHINA AND GLASSWARE
| ANDIRONS AND FIRE
| SETS AND MANY OTHER
FINE ARTICLES AT EN-
!CEP TIONALLN LOW
! PRICES. THIS IS AN OP-
| PORTUNITY O F A LIFE
TIME. | WILLIAM NOTES,
514 10th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-29
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued

PLAYER-PIANO. perfect condition, will sell
for repairs. SandersOn Schaefler Co.. b44
Evening star., 1926-05-29

'''n TO Veterans Bureau from 144s Pas,i so. rd'
WILL SOME ONE HELP MASON SECCRE
,.d trYs; S,s. Of & $3.50 on home. Address sos Box
ELtScTRlCAL Ell ~ n nTkEATMEST;; ut. pEg6GLLEsss Z 5
pm. FRANK 53os;J. GRACE NASH. PS C.
SaSg!S9f S.s q EREAA H4R s5 S5 5s6s $40
number of reliable home seekers at 81
interest TO help them with the first payment
Office. 3O'
PROFESSIONAL NERVE AND RHEUMA-
s :sfiEfs ri haRd ass
GOING TO ENDLESS CAvERNs AND RE
turn MAY 30-3l desire one PASSENGER: share
s ersfd 'ss Ns EarefS1
NELLIE TAYLOR ADDRESS UNKNOWN
VII nd Ind ito u to her interest o1.rnM e
Miami Place. Miami. Fla. b
OAK LODGE .sANITARIUM, BETHESDA.
M Re,nsss ter sssa alds ana Rssgous patients
NINE. ALICE-SCIENTFIC MASSAGE BY
competent French Parisienne masseuse. 1918
Rhode Island ave. bet, 10 am. and >, pm
CHIRoPRACToR SPECIALIST FOR WON
en- and children lady: Palmer School gradu:
ate. Franklin 6S53-J for appointment. 800
SLIP COVERS. ovERsTUFFED SEPARATE
fHshons r. naD ISIS shp
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDs. CONVA:
wa;d acconmodations. Adams 1893. 1888
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED. IN
vision: North 7a63.- 1890 Isth st: NV.
GRADUhTE, I, r. ,,,.LI1, ELEcTRIGITY .nHnIL, wLL
ments phone Pot. 1447.
Evening star., 1926-05-29

ahEE RoI4ET COACH-The very latest 1876
nocei, run very little: neW-car guarantee
A. AZ q reduction Ask for Rosenthal. Line
Evening star., 1926-05-29

WILL SOME ONE HELP MASON SECURE
5Id trust of $3.50 on home. Address Box
13-Z Star Office
Evening star., 1926-05-29

DODGE SPECIAL SPORT TOURING: new
tlres; maroon pant: disc wheels: front and
fear bumpers: every extra. ia perfect con-
Ut!ou party taking up lust the unpald notes
OF S39S your car IN trade and /: mos 10
pay See Mr.. Ricketts,. Peck's Garage. ol2l
I 4tf ST NV 3Os-
Evening star., 1926-05-29

BOOKKEEPER experienced for hardware
and paint store: state experience and salary
expected. Address BOX 15-Z. Star Office. 80
MANICURIST. fn st class. 4l6 l2th St NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-29

CHEVROLET SPORT TOCRTNGs. 1923 mod
els. IN various color com binations: We have
large variety to select from and know We
can SUIT your taste AT the low price OF
shevrolet Sales Co. 625 II 81. ne. Open
Evening star., 1926-05-29

CHRl lSLER SIX COUPE driven less thar
.ut miles. fully enuipprd and guaranteed
nrict and terms most attractive. goo.
] Sth nv. zoe
Evening star., 1926-05-29

CHEVROLET +. r. TOCRING-Sew tor
side curtains. new tires on rear front bllorp-
e.t; IN good running order: S75. 1l9 10th
Evening star., 1926-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR SALE-Well established lunchroom'
splendid opportunity for right party: cash or
terms: | have other business. Address BOX
55-Z Star office So
FOR SALE-Up-tO-the-m minute haherdashery
and hat store. i'll the heart of downtown
Gisf
Evening star., 1926-05-29

CHEVROLET sFDANS. 1923 modes 10
ton and lock fine: tires good: priced YER,
low; low; only ,S67.22 DOWN aud S7oo weekly.
Open nights and SUNDAYS " "
Evening star., 1926-05-29

Responsible man to open and conduct
barber shop. shoe shine and pool Daror
owner will cooperate.
Evening star., 1926-05-29

t,HfNRpl+ET SEDAN, 1925-Balloon tires
us wheels parking light: must sell: $3.50
terms Cleveland 1851 S0s
Evening star., 1926-05-29

HAVE A FUND. TO LOAN A LIMITED
number of reliable home seekers at 81
on a home: repay in monthly payments as
low as $500: Address Box 134-Z. Star
Evening star., 1926-05-29

ASSISTANT for general Office work: young
sessing executive ability and personality,
erst-class permanent nosition: state age sal
Office. .'> 'e' 'e''e '''' IVA ' 3I.
B0OKKEEPER experienced for hardware
and paint store: state eXperience an.' saiars an =
MANICURlST. fn st class. 4l6 l?th St NV.
Atkinson manager.
MARCEL WAIVER expert. Margaret E.
Schcetze. l45 Conn. ave. --. -.-.
NIGHT CLERK. neat girl. at 7l9 T nv. in
North 103ls II.
PASTRY bread and salad woman. assistant
70 the ,,houselseeper for small lash tasnionanie
saiars al s''deS'S desired. Address Box ii3,X Star
sALESLADY for drug store and soda foun-
tain. to help evenings and part OF SUNDAY.
-Apply 1920 l. st NV. 29'
SPLENDID ROOM good salary. for refined
ment. 1915 KENYON st.. Ant. !. go.
STENoGR r APHER with knowledge OF hook
neot W position. ton " Address. With rariiculars, as
10 age and experience. Box 490.X. star Office.
SS'rENOGRAPHER and typist. experience;
FAR salary to start; must have had al, at ,. least
m"nded. Address Box 72-Z. Star Office.
TEACHERS. 10 sell accident. health and life
Insurance during Summer vacation Address
WAITRESS experienced. Savoy Lunch,
1909 H St ne.
MATTRESSES wanted. experienced. Apply
1927 G st. NV. --
WANTED-Kindergarte assistant for pri-
vate school must he good pianist state
quail ticatlons and experience. Address BOX
1877. star office. -
WOMAN--Energetic. capable college student
who wishes profitable employment during
he alth, training and earnings: will he trained
in business: $3.50 for "a days: railroad fare
and commission OpnOrtunity to travel. Ad-
Evening star., 1926-05-29

g. S. GOVT. HARNESS; paint,
all colors, $l.o5 gallon; all kinds
garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co., 3O3-3O7 10th st.
NV
Evening star., 1926-05-29
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nec-
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
lis.
Evening star., 1926-05-29
CHEVROLET SPORT TOT-RINGs 1874 mod.

ele. IN a variety of color combinatlons-hlus
with red wheels. several i'm beautiful shade.
ot gray one A dark green with light green
Nneels you Will find one that Just suits YOU
iof onN SGf.2S down and S612 weekly
ourlsman Chevrolet Sales Co. 625 n st. ne
omen nights and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1926-05-29

FORD TUDOR. driven less than 200 miles:
Ford coupe. about 500 miles: owner leaving
city. Address Box 4S1-X. Star Office. 3ns
Evening star., 1926-05-29

Man experienced in gents furnishings;
TO take over established business and small
staple stock at less than cost.
Evening star., 1926-05-29
ARCEL WAvER. expert. Margaret E.

NIGHT CLERK. neal glrI at ~ 7 NV. III
re cream parlOr pay good: short hours
Evening star., 1926-05-29
RECOMMENDEl SERVICE.

FLOORS LAID; old HooTs renovated by ma.
chine or handwork Call Franklin 2627 for
prompt service J. C. Price. 1920 9th st. u W.
FOR REASONABLE RATES on that paint
lob: call us for service. Save the surface
Frank 6745. NJ. 5346. 3O'
Evening star., 1926-05-29

RESPONSIBLE PERSON to open tea Oh
lunch room III recently reconstructed George
town apartment and store bldg; owner VIII
cooperate.
Evening star., 1926-05-29

SEE OUR BIG advertisement
i'll Water Front Properties For
Sale at public auction. Shan
non. Caldwell & Co. Inc. Aucts.
Evening star., 1926-05-29

! CHEVROLET SEDAN 1924 model This
| ear was properly taken care Of nv previous
| o"ner ha4. and IT you are interested in buying
! Only SLY down and small monthly nav
ments Ourlsman Chevrolet Sales Co, 6o5
- 81. ne. Opon nIehfs and Snndavs
Evening star., 1926-05-29

Show Gases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, .B;,H Baltimoff at tbe fad: Md
tory" Resident Salesman Lincoln 54S4-w
Evening star., 1926-05-29

CAPABLE man to take over we'll established
ana profitable delicatessen and lunchroom IN
excellent downtown location: Will sell al IN
ventory: about 50. 900 needed.
For particulars phone Mcdonald Main
Evening star., 1926-05-29

SALESLADY for drug store and soda foun-
! .nnlv -yu 81 ~
Evening star., 1926-05-29

PROFESSIONAL. NERVE AND RHEUMA-
tlsn. electrical hot oil. hand massage. MAR
GARETTE ROBERTS. g36 n. Y. ave. -
GOING TO ENDLESS CAVERNS AND RE.
turn Nav :l0.3l desire one nassenger share
Evening star., 1926-05-29

multiply in summer. AMER. DIsiNFECT-
ANT CO. 61O Dist. Natl. Blk Bldg. Main
Evening star., 1926-05-29

PASTRY. bread and salad woman assistant
10 the houselceper for small fashionable
| hotel. Permanent position: excellent work
| ing surroundings state former positions:
! salary desired. Address Box 113-X. star
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GUNNERY
PRACTICE

That q uniform standard of quali-
fication may be established the
War Department has arranged a
program of Workmanship. instruc.
ton with small arms, machine Guns.
S7-mm., guns and S-inch trench
nortars for the lads attending the
"CMTC'' of this year.
The basic students Of the Citizens
Training Camps not considered
qualified to fire the prescribed
range course. may be given a suit
able course in gallery practice.
White course students of rifle com
panies, who have not previously
qualified as marksmen or higher
III the CMTC, will be permitted to
fire the rapid fire course, of 200
yards.
students from the District Of Co
lumbia. who will attend the camps,
and who have taken much interest
in the automatic rifle, recently
were told that 10 per cent OF the
Red and White candidates of rifle
companies viii be given instrlc.
ton with this type Of weapon.
Action pictures galore and all
sorts Of sports in The Washington
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LEOPARD THAT KILLED
125 PERSONS is SLAIN

+ ALLATIABAD. June a. Weeks
] Of hnnting by natives have finally
resulted IN the killing Of man.
eating leo. .r'd that has wol q
great havoc in western Carnival.
The leopard is credited with hav.
ing killed 125 humans.
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A canal projected by RuInania
from Cernavoda to Constantza will
shorten the route from Danube
river ports to the Black Sea by $50
miles.
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BOUND FOR BRITAIN, to be.
gin training for . second attempt
ia swim the English Channel,
Mile Gade (NIrs. ClemingtOn Cor
SOM sailed from New York. She
Is the mother Of two children.
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This Martha Washington sewing
cabinet; genuine COwan make;
solid mahogany throughout. Regu-
larly sold for $3.50; Cd 90
u off, or $4.8S; now. % 1ReUA
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Action pictures galore and all
sorts Of sports in The Washington
Times four big sports pages to-
morrow and every Saturday.
The Washington times., 1926-01-05
DR.. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
By I. 3. Powers
The Unready
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

early Saxon chief known to history "Aethelred
n the Unready''
At decisive battle he rushed into conflict before
he prepared and his remembered today
The unready legion every community and organza
ton.
When you hear poor speech witness misunderstood
you trace their cause thing. Someone went
ahead without being ready.
Prescott, in his Conquest of Peru records the inter
estng fact that Pizarro always said no when he was
asked favor by any his soldiers The this
He knew he slow deciding correctly and he wanted to
be ready before he made final agreement yet he wanted
appear have decisive character So he always said
mo- and then reflected it and when ready final
yes mo
famous diplomat whose prudence given credit for
averng than said the only credit he took to
himself had resisted the temptation to do
thing which always beses when anxious about
a matter"
He waited until he had thought the matter through and
ready before he acted This itself the OF
good Judgment.
Most accidents because the person takes step
makes movement fraction of second before his mind
has signaled that all is clear.
Lloyd George, whose has stamped him Of
the most effective speakers of the me said regard to
speaking in public:
CHOSE who fluent tempted to do something
which is known trusting to the inspiration OF the
moment fatal phrase upon which many promising
have wrecked The inspiration
preparation. Mastery in speech from mastery OF
your subject -
Andrew Carnegie condensed his advice to young
into nine words They Prepare to your utmost and
then dc, your best
If you follow the first part Of this advice the latter part
generally takes of itself.