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caught in a rain storm. He died,
begged down in the cement-like mud,
in trying to ride his second horse to
safety. The desert has other
skeletons, too.
Up the canyons across the lake
bed live certain Pluto Indians,
whose guns. are notched for white
men slain. And in the movie camp,
working as extra players, are mem
bers Of two factions in an old sheep
mems war for precious waterholes-
the feud held in allegiance now.
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CUPID'S ARROWS BARRED
Jugoslavia FOrbids School Teachers
to Marry Without Consent.

BIZ United Press
BELGRADE, July 26.-Spinster
school marms" are at a premium
in Jugoslavia. Recently there has
been such a high mortality rate
from cupid's arrows that the gov
eminent has taken the matter in
hand.
The minister of education issued
a decree that henceforth no woman
school teacher could marry without
his consent and further ruled that
under no circumstances could a
woman teacher marry a man who
was also a school tel cher.
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TO MEET AT FIT. FRIENDLY

The auxiliary to the Sons Of
Union Veterans Of the Civil War
will hold its regular meeting Tuesday
evening in it's new hall at FIT. Friend
ly, 512 N. Illinois st. AS this is the
first gathering in the new hall, it
will be made social as we'll as a
business Meeting
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GIDEoNs TO COME HERE
Group Selects indianapolis as 1927
Convention City.

Indianapolis has been selected as
the 1927 convention city by the In
ternational Gideons, Christian Com
mercial Travellers Association Of
America. Henry T. Davis. manager
of the Chamber of Commerce Con-
Nvention Bureau, announced today.
News Of the selection was given in
telegram sent by A. w. Gemmer
of this city, state Gideon secretary
and delegate to the convention,
which ended Sunday at Toronto,
Ont. More than 1000 Gideons and
members Of their families are ex-
pected to attend the July, 1927 con.
vention, Davis said. Convention
headquarters will be at the English
Hotel.
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Usage TRIAL OPENED

Picturesque Cattlemen Charged With
Murder for Profit"
BIZ United Press
GUTHRIE. Okla. July ga trial
Of alleged "H5prder for profit"--one
OF the many incidents in the four
years reign of terror in the Usage
Indian nation-opens in Federal
Court today.
w. K. Haze, king Of the Usage
Hills. and ais partner, Kohn Ram
say, face charges oof Staying Henry
Roam Horse, wealthy Indian. A
special staff OF prosecutors has ar
rived to press tina charges against
the two picturesque cattlemen.
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SOCIETIES 10 PICNIC
Federated Patriotic Groups VIII
Have Outing Wednesday.

An entertaining program viii be
one of the features of the picnic to
be given by the Federated Patriotic
Societies, allied to the Grand Army
of the Republic, at Brookside Park
Wednesday. A midday picnic dinner
will be served.
Members of the various organ
izations are to be hosts and com
rades who wish automobile trans
rortation should call Mrs. Walter
Mendenhall, Riley 4S46.
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KIDNEY PAINS
Bladder Misery

The most severe pains distress, misery
and backache of kidney and bladder trou-
bles are relieved by taking HOMODYNE, a
harmless oil in small. tasteless capsules. In
most cases it acts like magic-gives quick,
safe relief and prevention of the pains, mis-
cry and distress. Ask Haags and other
druggists for HoMoDYNE Capsules.-Ad.
vertisement
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BANDIT STEALS AUTO
Early Motorist Held Up on w
Michigan ST., by Negro.

A lone Negro bandit early today
held him UP on Michigan street west
of the White River bridge and took
his auto. watch and seventy cents,
James Allen, Negro, Of Lawrence
vile, Ill, reported to police.
Allen, who has been visiting here
said he was on his way to Green
castle, Ind, and had stopped to look
at tire when the man appeared
threatened him with a revolver, took
his watch and money and drove off
In his car.
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hindu NOTHING"

Bb Untbed PfeSS
CHICAGO-After vainly attempt
ing suicide, pretty Elizabeth Wells,
Is, said she tried to take her life
because her father disapproved of a
Hindu religion she believed in.
Hindu religion nothing" said
father. Il spanked her across my
knee when she didn't come home
until 2 a m "
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LHOOVER DECLARES
RECORDS .SET-BY
1925 PROSPERITY
All Boom Years Exceeded,
Says Commerce Year
Book-WageS at Peak.

BIZ Untted Press
WASHINGTON. July 2e.-All the
boom years" Of American history
were exceeded last year by steady,
normal growth of industry and COM
merce, Secretary Of Commerce Hoo
ver's economic experts asserted to-
day in the COMMERCE year book"
for 1925, which they hailed as a ban
ner year under all scientific measur-
ing,rods.
Steady growth of industry and
commerce and great increases in eff
ficiency were credited with causing
the high-water mark of prosperity.
The year was notable for its lack Of
credit imitation aside from heavy Sc
curities speculation, the report said.
High Wages
Average wages per hour in terms
of money continue at least twice as
high as before the war, an increase
much more marked than the increase
In the cost Of living, and the work
ingrnan us consequently enjoying
the highest real wages in our his
tory" the report said.
The most impressive" develop
ment of American industry is it's
rapidly advancing efficiency, the re-
port stated, pointing out that the
output increased at feast 60 per cent
in the period 1914-192S, while the
number of workmen increased only
~ per cent.
Railroads, Too
Railroad traffic last year also
probably set a new record. The
traffic was equal to. or larger than
that Of 1923, the previous peak year,
it was said, and the net railway
operating income of $1,120, 900, 900 for
class one roads was the highest ever
reported
American foreign trade conditions
were Exceptionally favorable" ex-
cept for unreasonable prices
charged" for certain raw materials
controlled by foreign monopolies,
especially rubber, coffee and burlaps,
the report said.
Agriculture is In better condition
than it has been for several years,
although the farmers have not yet
recovered from the great slump in
prices in 1920 and 1921, the report
stated
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YOUNGEST DAUGHTEk>WEDs

BU Unfted Press
TAMWORTH. N. H., July 26--
Mrs. Marion Cleveland Dell, youngest
daughter Of President Grover Cleve-
land. was married here Saturday to
yohn Harlsn Amen Of New York.
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TRAIN KILLS H00SIER
BIZ United Press

Fatal Crossing Crash Near Button
Another Seriously Hurt.
BIZ United Press
BLUFFTON, Ind, July 26.-
William Eversole, 65, was killed and
Homer Sparks, employee in a Bluff
ton garage. was seriously injured
today when their auto was struck
by a freight train on the Nickel
Plate railroad near here.
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It gives exactly the Information wanted, no
more, no less If desired it can be used on the
steering wheel, as illustrated below. 1t is light
and handy. 1t takes up no room in the car and
can be placed in the car pocket between trips.
1t will be found real necessity, when driving
on unfamiliar roads and finding the next town
on the route.
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SYNOPSIS.

Sir Hargrave Wendever. country gentle
man and financier. calls on a famous Lon
don physician for examin alton. DR.. Hor-
SIX or eight months. Wendever takes the
blow standing and decides to go on with
his plans for the Winter as though nothing
to give q lift to some poor fellow creature.
He experiments on the people he comes in
contact with until he finds one in need need %, OF
ne p Tins p owes to Be i, cate
him regularly. He offers her and n member
Of her family a VACATION of two months al
his villa v at Monts Carlo Not tbs having Roh any
TO pose az her brother and come with her.
Their host gives them free rein In Monte
Gorse John Marston his financial ADVISER
and Lord Pel'ingham-arrtve at Monte
Carlo Wendsver gives a sunpsr party h t9g
his friends ,S At tie cas'0 2d
beauty. to whom ne has paid marked atten-
ton. The princess Is IN love with BAT aab
ert. who is not Of It, creates dissurhan, nee
In another part of the cafe and Is forciby
elected. The boy has evidently been DIRK
telling him Violet is his fiancee. not his sis;
ter Violet breaks her engagement AND
early the next morning leaves aargFaTys
host follows her. brings her back. and for
gives her for the deception. A..
Ha-Frave fira"ci~' WV and enemy An
drra Trrntino arrives at Monte Car,n, Har
mercy through His attorney WerEes. Hnr,
grave is adamant One OF TFen rasv. nen mfa
hut on'y succeeds In wounding himself
Fargrave sees HorridRe In Monte Carlo
hut Gorse assures him he is not the grea'
Harley street specialist
Continued from Yesterdays Star.)
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ASKS DEATH PENALTY
BE RETAINED IN D. C..
Evan H. Tucker Expresses Opposi-
ton to Transient Visitors"
Who Have Urged Ban.

The voice of Washington citizens
was heard yesterday for the first time
at the hearing on the Mcleod and
Kvale bills to abolish capital punish
ment in the District of Columbia.
Evan H. Tucker. for 80 years presi-
dent of the Northeast Washington
Citizens Association. spoke as an in
dividual citizen instead of as repre-
sentative of the association.
Previously Judge Robert McMurdy
of Chicago. author of a book on the
subject, testified against the death
penalty. saying that it was no real
deterrent to crime.
Mr.. Tucker said You have heard
transient visitors to the District of
Columbia. There has been no ex-
preston of views of the people of the
District. A tailor might make model
coat which would not fit one out of a
hundred persons. We do not want
the District of Columbia made a sub
ject of experimental legislation which
could not be passed anywhere else"
Mr.. Tucker expressed himself in
favor of the death penalty. pointing
out that I'VE have class Of popula
ton here and a rowing population
that requires such a penalty" In
reply to question from Representa-
tive Blanton. Mr.. Tucker said that
the National Capital has become "a
mecca for criminals and thugs"
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MACK TO URGE DRIVE,
Judge Will Be Guest of Honor at
Zionist Luncheon Here

Judge Julian W. Mack of the Cir.
cult Court of Appeals, who is on his
way to Florida in behalf Of the Pales-
time appeal. was the guest of honor
and the principal speaker at a lunch.
con today at the Hotel Hamilton.
under the auspices of the WASHINGTON
district of the American Zionist or.
ganization. The organization Is try
ing to raise $5,000.000, which is to
comprise the Keren Heyesod, Jewish
national fund, Hadassah, Hebrew uni
versity, Mizrachi, Poale Zion and other
activities in new Palestine in 1926.
The Washington quota is $50 900.
A campaign, postponed because Of
the opening Of the Jewish Community
Center, will be started by the end of
March.
Maurice Samuel, author of You
Gentiles" and other books, will speak
on the accomplishments of the Zion
list movement in new Palestine at the
Sixth Street Syna gogue Monday night
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MONTE CARLO 3
r. PHILLIPS nppENHEIM X39Y sx
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
%T r: *: Z a.: :;

| out of. the box, and laid her hand upon
| Roberts arm.
Il hope you're going to be sensible
about Sadie" she said.
"Oh, I'm sensible enough" he inter.
rupted, little ruefully. Il think
Sadie's the most attractive thing /
know. Old man Wegges is the diff
Guilty. He can't forget that he's worth
few million dollars. However. he
seems Il decent old chap. and Sir I1ar-
grave has promised to help"
They found Mr.. Wegges and Sadie
at spot which had been indicated.
The former shook hands with Violet
impressively.
II told this young man here. Miss
Martin" ne announced, land Sadie.
too, that I had to shake hands with
you before the evening was finished. "
I'm very glad to meet YOU" Violet
assured him. you've all been very
kind to Robert"
Lets get out OF this and have a
bottle" MIR. Wegges proposed. Have
you had supper yet, Miss Martini
Not yet. We're going to wait until
2 O'Clock, think"
We'll. We might have just n bite
first" Mr.. Wegges suggested. There
isn't a table to be had here for love
OF money. but l know place only Il
few yards off,
IF it's outside I don't think l can
go, thanks" Violet demurred. The
others will be wondering what's be
come Of me-
II guess you'll be all right with
Sadie and me, not to mention your
brother" Mr.. Wegges insisted cheer
fully. We won't keep you a quarter
of an hour. / would like to have a
little talk with you
There was no resisting Roberts inn
ploring glance, so they made their
way to the entrance. Mfr. WeggeS
handed Violet into "a waiting auto
mobile and seemed to be on the point
of following her himself when he
changed his mind.
You'd better get in with your
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Hopelessly Beaten
Stages Comeback

His chest cold had hung on since
Christmas.
He had begun to show the ef-
fects of his long struggle. He grew
! haggard. pale. lost his appetite.
: couldn't sleep-felt sweaty, then
chilly, then feverish, by turns.
Things began to look bad for
him. He began to slow up at the
office. He knew it himself, and
worried and fretted day and night.
| Things had to so on-wife and
children looked to him for every
/ thing. Was there any CLEAN of
hope? Was there any chance-any
help-anywhere?
1 Certainly" said a friend. IT
know what you're going through.
/ You're burning up your reserve
Il strength faster than you build 1t
up If you're erer going to lick
that cold you've got to build your
|! system up. You've got to give
h Nature a hand, old man, and help
|, her fight this battle for you. HY-
Il PO-COD is what you need"
II HYPO-COD contains hypO-phOs-
phites and iron, recommended for
years by physicians as most effec-
tive in enriching the blood and
nerve cells. 1t also contains pleas
ant-tasting eXtractives of cod liver
1 oil, rich in the vitamins so essen
tial in building up your rundown
| system.
Get started today building up
/ YOUR real self, cheerful. strong and
ready for steady work; capable OF
making good money because you're
| all we'll again. Get well and stay
we'll this Winter with the help OF
/ HYPO-COD. In liquid or tablet
/ form at PEOPLES and all drug
|, stores.-AdvNtisem
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INSTALLMENT LIV.

Hargrave tapped the table. and
Trentino, with impressive face. dealt
the cards. He looked inquiringly at
Hargrave. who shook his head and
threw a natural eight upon the table.
Trentino turned up his cards slowly.
The first was a ten, the second q
nine. Hargrave counted out the
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Ssh CLAIM 100000.
Suit in Allegiance Pending Reques'
to Limit Defendants Liability.

The Federal Government has pre-.
pared claim of more than $4,000. 900
against the Ocean Steamship Co.
whose steamer City of Rome sunk the
submarine S-51, but the Justice De-
partment Is uncertain whether so
large a bill will be admissible in court.
The Government realizes that the
City of Rome herself is not worth So.
100000. The steamship company has
asked the Federal court at New York
to limit the liability in advance of the
filing of claims, and until the court
acts on that request the Govern.
ment's damage suit is held in abey.
ance.
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One Of the busiest men in England
today is Sir Bradford Leslie, the great
bridge builder. who. although he is
in his 95th year, still visits his Office
every day. AT present he is giving
most of his time to designing a hell
copter-an airplane that can rise YER
tically from the ground and remain
suspended In the air.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

KATIE DUNN Will. TEACH 4 FEW AM
bilious women the famous Du Four system
." ,Io shampooingI marcel waving and fac IA
excellent instruction and fine openings. Ap-
ply imm 1diately. BIT 18th st. End Moor.
PIANO INSTRUCTION. 75c per lesson. al
GRADES taught. by experienced teacher: best
method. Address Box i55-T. Star 0ffice.
BEAUTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. instruction
N all branches marcel waving. Mr.. Coulon.
Margaret T.. Scheetze. est. 1908. has Conn.
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lister, young man. The chauffeur
KNOWS where to 60"
Cant we have Sadie with u.s."
Robert ventured.
Her mother wants her for mo-
ment," MIR. Wegges replied. I'VE
shall all meet in two minutes"
Copyright: 1926: by E. Phillips Oppenheim.)
Continued Monday.)
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


cages secured on, two 5-room. ami, brio.
"oHnt Address Box ls nsfFes Star al one ne
LCNCHROOM. good location. remoderG
Esady for occupancy cheap. Inquire 2l3S'
ness 400 fl. on r. also : gasoline tank
and garage: s35 600 Pot0mac $3.50.
GARAGE SERVICE STATION. doing so. 900
BOX i74-T. St aS Once nee 'easonSoe "a.
Want to buy d store Tor man aud wife 70
rent vacant store Adde'S Box I43.T Star
Office. Ia
cONFECTI0NERY cigars soda fountain
go9 s s trade low G Teni F ess 0s
cunt Eag enlargement gn partners must be sar.
Call Immediately l4s
CORNER CONFECTIONERY. averastns
- $50 for real duck sale nice f6antai
and fixtures: plate glass front and side: lone
.eas.: rent. 500. Mr.. Groves. 3ll Invest
4 CESS. II ANp Gas STATION on l4ts
SOLD this month did s2s 600 last yea a.' STOCK
and AZ, .t equipment alone are worth price asked
lease. NJ. Groves Iii investment lid.
REPOSSESSED STORE.
gnBaid notes ;, amoqfgatlgF 70 $3.50 Psy.Pif
u
good computing scales. cash drawer. Ell.
Capital Adjusting and Finance Co. DistricG
national Bank Bldg. Franklin d5sG.
SECOND TRUST NOTE FOR
| SALE ON CITY PROPERTY.
On new hve-roOm house with
two porches. Has been sold for
$3,925. Cash payment $425.
Runs for (41a) four and a half
years. $3.50 per month, with
interest at 10. Good oppor-
tunity to person with cash. Will
discount for 1870. Address Box
OPT, Star office.
| SECOND TRUST NOTE FOR
| SALE ON CITY PROPERTY.
81 200. New four-room house.
Has been sold since last Fall
Party living in it. Runs four
wears. Pays $3.50 and interest
Ter month at 7fc. Discount
$50. Opportunity for man Or
woman. Why leave your money
N the bank? Let it work for
! you. Address Box LOOT, Sta
| office.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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
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WANTED-SaLESMEN.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

GENERAL HoUsEwoRKERs, schoolboy,,
for evening work. \. es39. 400 o NV. 12s
:ELP SUPPLIED FREE. Main 1906 1921
9th NV. Cooks. chefs dishwashers. busboys.
maids. couples. mothers helpers. general
houseworkers kitchen helpers. Johnson 8
Agency. 12s
HELP FREE. North 1884 800 cooks.
houseworkers. janitors dishwashers. chauf-
feurs waitress. White Cross. 1929 NV. TO-
BUSINESS AND OFFICE P0SITIONS-Free
registration. Washington Employment Ex-
change: operated for the public by the Wash
ington School fer Secretaries. Main 24s0.
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Room 2l3 TRANSFORMATION Bldg. 18th and H.
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TEA ROOMS NEED
TRAINED WOMEN.

High -salaried positions omen in tea rooms.
cafeterias. motor inns. coffee shops. Fortunes
being made in tea rooms and motor inns
everywhere: earnings of SIS 900 year I'D
ward. You can open one in your own home
city. town. country or resort. and make
money hand over fist. manage one already
going. We teach you entire business In
spare Observation-Disclosures put you in touch
with big opportunities through our free en-
plovment service. Nightfclasses now forming.
all 30 nm. to 900 pm.
Lewis Hotel Training School
and Tea Room Institute,
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FURNITT' RE-Bedroom; dining, table. living
room suite. enamel kitchen table. gas range.
room size rug. crystal electric fixture. brass
bird cage. All high grade. Also 10 months
st n W between 3 and S u NJ.
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GAS RANGE. 4-hurner Oriole at So: excel
lent condition: will deliver Potomac 1924
l3s
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ANTS. .BEDBCGs, REACHES, all other pests
Am. Dlsinfectant Co. Nam 647S Is.
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WILL SELL two So 800 first trust mon
cages secured on two 5-room. ami. brio
houses, d. C. 6Ia e. interest at IOes dis
cunt Address Bog 1s0-T. star Office. u .
LCNCHROOM. good location. remoGelrt.
ready for occupancy: cheap. Inquire 2l3S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOOKKEEPER- ACCOUNTANT. Office man
aver. experienced with knowledge of typing
and filing. desires responsible position.
dams Tg1S-J
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WANT 70 buy Il store Tor man and wife to
rent vacant store. Address Box l43-T. Star
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CLOTHING-How about a cheap working
suit. pants. odd coat, shoes. etc: We have
them. Suits tslishtly soiledli SIS to SIS
Bargains every day. Justh's Old Stand. $40
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~ SINF.SS OPtDHIt, MITES.
G ihesspE sTadaas " mi
we'll for little Office or clinical experience.
Address Box 230S. Star Office. los
WILL TRADE MY 1900 EQUITY IN !
nortsages Or real estate free OF incumbrance
Groves. Room 3oS Vermont vea BE fa'l IA:
s general ,5a 600 at Blackistons No
: ss2 E .'ss a'%ss
F 4Tssp Ri;SRfsta and $4,000 Apply
i ss ss s'' 4 ssSEess Box z'iif 4n?ss
ONE Of the finest fancy grocery and meat
business, long successful record. can be
Gess Box s 9%e sa to o ness OF owner
FOR RENT. completely furnished: colored
$40 per So day. nas
Saaoe to E Ee, attention verinE Harris
L LINN Ire, for white or eoorsd ssoq for
FOR sALE-Grocery store. ice box and fix
lures; cheap rent; on account of sickness.
NANTFp-To buy PUBLIC stenoeraphic bust,
MAN. having fine location in nearby Nd.
wishes partner with some money to 20 In
chicken Z, ard flower business. Box Sal aiv
PARTY having several good second trust
notes well secured wishes to sell for cash
Will accept liberal discount Among these
Is first trust note secured on District lots
Address Box 43-T Star Office.
+ YQU have been successful and have saved
lar sum to start you in good paying bust
ness of your own. You must prove your
self first. as to industry and character Adj
dress stating references. Box CT. Star Office.
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CONFECTlONERY cigars. soda fountain
located ZOOS 18th ct NV. dong good bus
mess: best class trade: low rent Lease: a.
%ount disagreement partners must be sarrl-
heed: cost - 800 to equip asking $500
Call Immediately. ia
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PIANOS-Tpright pianos--for BEGINNERS o.
students. We have. several used instruments
which We will sell for cost of handling. com
mission etc. totaiing 500 No extra charge
The Piano Shnn 90 Bnnnn sOuthaaEt
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,OAL YARD and hardware. established bus
ess. 400 II. Oh r. also : gasoline tank
nd garage S35 600 Potomac 3383