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Whose Stories OF Mystery an
Love Are Causing Wide
sDread Comment


He took the Blue Scarab in his
hand and held it long time be-
fore he was able to overcome
queer feeling OF repugnance
or was 1t fear? that in
hibited him from placing 1t again
around his neck. It was only his
promise to Kathleen to keep 1t
next his person, where it would be
safest, that made him replace 1t.
All the way back to his room he
found himself making the gesture
ne had been trying to break him.
self OF putting up his
hand and moving the scarab from
spot to spot.
But now he no longer tried to
prevent it. He knew that IL the
scarab remained on one spot Tor,
cay, O couple Of days and nights,
the flesh would be burned ever 50
slightly beneath II. No wonder
Kathleen had said she was afraid
to keep Il longer. He himself, a
scientist, a surgeon, who prided
himself on his steady nerves, was
also becoming afraid Of this queer,
ancient thing that had come down
through the centuries and that
mtflI maintained within its body
warmth.
The broad light Of the morning
crept In between the cracks Of
his drawn blinds before DR.. Cressy
tumbled into bed.
CHAPTER VII
The next day was Monday. DR..
Greasy rose about $50 getting
only three Scant hours Of sleep.
Sleep was getting to be rare and
occasional luxury. But the few
hours seemed enough to claim his
nerves and fresh his mind.
WhMw IA @a5mM Hnwm IN tina
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-26
This Day in History

THIS the anniversary DEATH 1884, of Daniel Detoe
whose Robinson his lasting place
English letters Defoe the versatile of writer's
though he wrote nothing until 40
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Follow the Mystery of the Blue Scarab
and the Love Affair of the
Beautiful Heroine
THE STORY THUS FAR

Kent Gendenning Kathleen Crnden found dead
taxi in which they have just arrived at Kaheens hSte
Though suspecng Kathleen police only able establish
that quarrel had preceded the shot Dr. Cesy hotel
detective investigation kathleens
sisters Hazel and Mrs. Echard, in involved
Offers of Glendennngs slayer
stimulates the search for information Dr. Cressy locates
su Oriental who disappeared shortly after the
ing and learns that valuable sacred blue scarab possibly
hind the killing Kathleen has already surprised Cressy by giving
him this scarab for safekepng declaring she fears violence sne
keeps it.
Just reganng after series
Of Kelly starter who found Glen.
dennng dead in the reveals to Kathleen and Dr.
he the taxi floor after kathleen
had entered the hotel He explains he told his Bert and
$4,000 reward Bert has been
Cressy dsmayed Kathleen has disappeared de
searches high and low in frantic haste.
NOW CONTINUE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
DINNER TICKETS
NEARLY SOLD OUT
$50 of 700 Reservations to
Trade Board Affair
Disposed Of.

Approximately $50 TICKETS for the
Board of Trade annual Midwinter
dinner to take place next Saturday
night at the New Willard Hotel have
been sold. f. C. Thomas. chairman of
the ticket committee, announced yes
terday This leaves only so more
tickets TO be sold to complete the
limit of 700, who can attend the
affair.
The guests and members attending
the dinner will assemble at 6'45 pm,
I'm the small ballroom of the New
Willard hu-eI, wnere reception Will
he held by the officers. The doors Will
be opened at 7 pm. promptly and the
affair will be started by the entire as
sembly singing the star Spangied
Banner
Among the entertainers will be the
double SaXophone SeXXtet OF the
United States Army Band under the
leadership of Capt. Stannard. The
Maytiower Orchestra, the Meyer
Goldman Orchestra, the Board of
Trade male chorus, Miss Ruth Ben
nett dancer; Miss Agnes Nhelan, So
prano: George O'Connor and Matt
Horne. ana several numbers from the
local theaters. \ number of surprise
features have also been planned.
The guests viii include the Com
ynisSioners, the members of the Sen
ate and House District committee and
other Federal and local officials.
Those in charge of the dinner and
the members of the various suhcom-
mitteeS are:
The MidWinter dinner committee
Milton r. Schwab, chairman; 0onn t.
Bardroff. vice chairman; William K.
Ellis. secretary.
Menu COMMUNICATION Saul, chair
man; Eugene Gallery, vice chairman;
George Miller, John +. Mcclure.
Music committee--T. Brooke Amiss,
chairman: Herman F. Carl vice chair
man.
Publicity - Richard J.. Conner,
chairman.
Seating-George Z. Farquhar. chair
man; Wilmut w. Trew. vice chair
man; Clarence \. Miller, J. Paul Ward
Floor-F'red Allen, chairman; Will
liam r. Wise, vice chairman; Harry
Mockbee. Max Cunningham, w. c.
Wits, George II. Davis. +. f. Gun
ningham, Frank +. Strunk, Charlie.
w. Pimper. l.. Lee Combs.
Entertainment-Lut w. Linkins,
chairman; Charles J. Waters. vice
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NcLachIen.
Program ana printing - pteIl >.
Smith. chairman; L. y. Waite, vice
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Tickets-E. c. Thomas. chairman
Harry Grove, vice chairman; Harry
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Invitations and reception. Harry
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
ALMA RUBENS BECOMES
RICARDO CORTEZ' WIFE
Screen Stars Married in California.
Venture Is Third of Kind
for Bride.
By the Associated Press.

RIVERSIDE, Calf, January 80
Alma Rubens and Ricardo Cortez, mo-
ton picture stars, We're married here
today.
A justice of the peace tied the nup-
tial knot. 1t was the third matrimo-
NAL venture of the actress and the
first for CorteZ. Each age was given
us 20 years. Miss Rubens' first hus
band was Franklin Farnum, film ac
tor. whom she divorced on grounds of
cruelty. In August, 1928. she was
married to DR.. Daniel c. Goodman In
Greenwich, Conn. They separated
five months later, following the wifes
charges of cruelty.
The actress obtained her interlocu-
tory decree of divorce from DR.. Good
man January IS, 1925, and her mar
riage today came IS hours after the
decree became absolute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Progress on Memorial.

ATLANTA, January 80 RJ.-In 1.
progress" report, issued today by
Hollis n. Randolph, president Of tho
Stone Mountain Memorial Association,
It is stated that since the work on the
monument was resumed SO days ago
day has been carved on the precipica
and that indications are that the
great central group of Lee, Jackson.
and Davis viii be completed within
two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

not intended to be an attack on land
owners. The heavy tax Of the post
war period makes it extremely diff
cult for land owners to discharge their
functions.
For more than 80 years. he asserted
the agricultural laborer has been
clamoring for an interest in the soil
but there are fewer small holdings to.
day than when the agitation began.
He said that Great Britain Is produc.
ing $50 900, 900 worth less of food now
than at the outbreak of the World
War.
Lloyd George declared that Ger.
many, Holland and Denmark have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Hog Fasts Two Months.

A prize hog on the Jennings farm in
Maryland disappeared during the
threshing season and two months later
the family dog had made curious and
frantic efforts to dig into Il straw
stack. The hog was found very thin
and weak, but still living. The animal
had been covered with straw while
roofing around during the threshing
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
U. S. Asked to Tax Farley.

GENEVA. January 80 LP).--The
United States has been invited TO send
representatives To Il preparatory con-
ference of governmental experts on
double taxation. which league officials
convoked for May Is In Geneva. The
lea CUES negotiations with Washing tun
are not concluded but if an accept
ance is received the American Gov
eminent probably will name an expert
in which II has confidence, with the
understanding that he is not an off
cidl representative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

Appeals for pictures have been made
to the Auckland Art Society Nv the
Institute for the Blind at Auckland
New Zealand, directors saying that
children partially blind are much
interest in paintings. and that those
totally without sight take pride in
the art exhibits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
SHERIFF Is ACQUITTED
IN LIQUOR PLOT CASE
Found Not Guilty of Conspiracy in
Connection With Cincinnati
Beer Sales.

CICINNATI. Ohio. January go
Richard +. Witt. sheriff of Hamilton
County, was found not guilty by a
jury in Federal Court late today of
the charge of conspiracy to violate the
National prohibition law in connection
with the sale and distribution OF I'M
lawful beer.
Witt was Jointly indicted with seven
others. including George Osterfeid.
president of The Mohawk Brewing Go.
Osterfeld and four of the men pleaded
guilty. One OF the indicted men has
not been apprehended.
Sentence of the men who pleaded
guilty had been deferred pending the
outcome of the Witt trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
Boys Idea of Fun
Causes Wreck:
l Dead, IA Hurt

4 b~x's tragic conception of fun
resulted, October %, in wrecking
a Baltimore and Ohio train at
Uhrichsyllle, Ohio, resulting in the
death of one man and the injury
of II others, safety inspectors re-
ported yesterday to the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The lad, whose name was not
given, obtained possession of rail-
road switch key and used it to open
q Sidetrack switch, through which
q passenger train passed at high
speed, TO collide with standing
freight cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

been making great efforts to put their
| agriculture in order and that it is
| time Great Britain did the same. He
| said there is hope for increased agri-
| cultural production in the country
| food Il year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
British Leave Cologne

COLOGNE, Germany, January 80
P).-The last Of the British troops Of
occupation in Cologne, after u salute
10 the Union Jack. entrained at 3
O'Clock this afternoon for Wiesbadeu,
their new headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
JACOB LOEB SAILS.
Uncle of Boy Murderer Goes tc
England

NEW YORK. January 80 P.-
Among the passengers who sailed
aboard the Aquitania today was Jacob
Loeb of Chicago, the uncle of Richard
Loeb, who. with Nathan Leopold,
killed Robert Franks, Chicago school
boy.
MIR. Loeb boarded the ship early
and remained in his cabin. He had
expressed the wish before booking
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WARNS BRITAIN TO PUT
AGRICULTURE IN ORDER
Lloyd George Assures Farmers
Land Scheme Is Not Intended
as Attack on Owners.
BY the Associated Press.

SHREWSBURY, England. January
30.-Lloyd George. addressing great
meeting of landowners, farmers and
agricultural laborers on his land
scheme here today, declared that 1t was
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passage that no publicity be attached
to his sailing. He will diseubarll ~
Southampton.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

SUCCESS guaranteed to tailor: splendid
corner. large show windows: present tenant
has occupied this store two years as office
for cleaning and dyeing only but without
tailoring. Rent reasonable. 18th and
Wymoing NV. Owner of building. Col
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DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM SUITE
141O NJ st. NV. Apt. 6O2. after Y m.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

STEAM HOT-WATER HEATING BOILERS
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UPHOLsTERING--spec prices nov: sir sin
Tpholstering Co 627 NV. NJ. 1903. :6e
WINDOW SHADES made to order; .linole.
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, COOK. first class; good references. Phone
| North 1926
! COOK in small family or part-time work.
| Call West sol.
COOK and general housework; ref. 171c
Vermont ave NV
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PERSONAL (COnt.)
Why RENT COSTUMES FOR HOLLOW;
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WHY RENT COSTUMES FOR HoLLoIW,;; I;
ROYs. 700 D st. NV.
| Do HOUSE CLEANING: WINDOWS
kalsonlninG. whitewashing painting. odd
jobs: by hour. day. estimates: express eS moS-
Costumes costume at 81 40. LIE Roy's 70o D St NV:
AUCTION BRIDGE @ TAUGHT TAU BY sn,o YOUNG INC
ss a9y Rnand saH 1r ceSres rser Serth sss
WANTED-CHILDRENo TO BOARD AID I;I
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vate family for child and mother who Is
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Star office.
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treatment for nerves and rheumatism Hours Hours
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next week would like lady companion tc
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ARCH SUPPORTS.
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bound: any size: this week only
$10.75.
Good material.
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WOMAN.
T.oveIv Winter Work

Lovely Winter Work.
Unusual opportunity in our organiza-
tlon for alert woman. axe 1855. who has
initiative, good education. especially inter
asted in one who can develop for important
executive position: So 800 first year and un-
limited possibilities for advancement; appli-
cant must he free to he away from Wash
ineton for periods of two or three months.
See Mrs Magner care La Fayette Hotel. this
v-eeS M phone calls oos
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BOYS to serve the Bulletin: does not inter
fere with school: must have wheel. Apply
M. Walter. 80 18th st. NV. Bird floor.
RI-GHEI cd. sta adt: 4 n.
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FURRIERS.

Ems.
The Hecht Go. requires the
services of thoroughly exper-
fenced fur men. Apply employ
ment Office, The Hecht Co., GA
+ St.
YOUNG MAN, II to 20 years
of age, by real estate firm; must
ride bicycle: salary to start. $50
to SIS per month. with good op-
portunity for advancement. Re-
ply in own handwriting. Ad-
dress Box 48O-E, Star Office.
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COAL RANGE. in good condition. G.
$
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BOY to wrap bundles good nay to right
boy, chance to advance. FraZee Potomac
I ndrr nd
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CREDIT MANAGER-MUST
BE THOROUGHLY EXPE-
RIENCFD IN LOCAL RE
TAI, FIELD. APPLY MIR.
FRED PELZMAN. THE
FASHION SHOP. 9th AND
r. BETWEEN - AND | PM
Evening star., 1926-10-21

Cash REGISTER. National: ,reEisters e
500. four drawers: originally sold for $500
for quick sale for cash. S225. Auto Servt''
n n
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TAILOR.

The Hecht Go. requires the
services of experienced tailor
one who can work on fur gar
ments. Apply employment office,
The Hecht Co.. 624 F.
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BABY GRAND AMPICO ELECTN1C-wim
sacrifice SS15; equity to party who Will
pay balance of obligation. Address Box
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CHAUFFEUR. white. desires place with pri.
vate family: can furnish hest of local ref
| erences Address Box 40O.E. Star Office. q .
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY OF
DELAWARE: Delaware corporations formed.
Acts as resident agent. Washington office.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CHINA CLOSET. oak $40: oak pedesta
table. $40; sanitary couch. cot. Atant
1165-J after . nm
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HELP-MALE (Cont'dI.

HIE1F11 -.HlhI1HZ NNVfft UI'
MAN. colored, reliable. middle
aged. as night porter; hours, 6
to - pm. Bring references.
Apply Supt,. the Palais Royal.
e. st. at filth.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

BED IdoubleI and dresser. American wal
nut: also springs and mattress. CteVe,, %"
LII < IL
Evening star., 1926-10-21

FOR SALE-Large drug store best north
west west section 1T orr right price terms; rooming
cash: 3 rooms. rent S45 $3.50 cash $500
terms bargains. 1914 10Th st. NV. Frank
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EXPERIENCED JOURNALIST desires silent
partner to invest 500 in conservative well
office oos
Evening star., 1926-10-21

ADDING MACHINE. Wales: practically new;
will sacrifice. 327 l3th st. NV Il.
BABY CARRIAGE peramhallator. same as
new; cost $40. sell for SIS. Call Adams
Evening star., 1926-10-21

REDS two. simmons. steel. mahogany hnish
two mattresses: all half price At,anti'
Evening star., 1926-10-21

BOOKS-Ten cents each cloth bound:
velous values: all subjects. Big Book S~""
Evening star., 1926-10-21

AUSTRIAN. age %. single. m tlths in
this country. desires position as bdtler or
valet. Phone franklin 1859.
BOY. colored wishes work hy the hour in
private family: Phone North 6S74. 2l
BUTLER. white: leaning: care heat.
ing plant Address Box 3S4-E. Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

DRESS UP FOR HALLOWEEN IN OUR
costumes at 81 40. LIE Roy's. 700 D st. NV.
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT By, YOUNG
LADY, day or evening: rates reasonable. Apt.
RutIapd Courts North 1851.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

BOILERS AND BURNERS. Stanley, in per.
| feet working condition. Robinson. Vermont
=. 4 4 hnfnf
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market in nearby suburb owner leaving
town; must be sold at once. Apply 221"
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BEDROOM SUITE. bird d's-eye maple: Elas-
tops: excellent condition. 25ol l'th -
/, " Ant 3O2
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DINING ROOM SUITE. 1O-piece. hlshl
polishe mahogany: reasonably to -e'
quickly. $500 Conn. ave. Apt. 81 ClcvC
31E@ oIs
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ENGLANDER BED. GO-CART and sxnu
lister rug 9X12 #. 502 Potomac Park Apts
Phone Main n1Oo.
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GAS RANGE-Estate. good condition.. hOn-
or apt: cheap. Phone North 1874. 21'
HEATERS-Gas water heaters double COY
per coil. $50 up: Kerosene water heater
suitable for country u.s., OIL, where gas is p'
new: first quality. $50: showers. SIS
TOILET -SEATS-Mahcgany. har-hinEe sea
AZ S2.75: white sanitary sheet-Celluui,
covered guaranteed scat at s. up.
HECHINGER co. 9th & G. SITS. southwe-
G. hca
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HEI.P-MALE.

ACTOMoBILE Statesmen Il company
may has represented quality motor car nt
nftional reputation for over - wears in
NashinEton has an opening for two salesmen
OF proven ability. ~ you can meet the nee.
sseary requirements liberal contract viii
be offered. Applications will he treated IL
corhdence IL desired. Address Box 3S6-E.
star office.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CLOTHING electric washer. lumber book
pint Jars. 715 Lawyence st. ne. y. 1SSS
COAT-Black Persian lamb. in perfect con
Rlchanau ST.
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FUREITURE-Mohair living room SUITE.
pieces: end tables. chest of drawers mirror
sacrifice for cash. 1907 2lst NV.
GARAGE TOOLS cheap. Ask for Bartu,.
Clar. 81. after : o'clock.
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BOY. bright fer messenger work. Apply
room 201. Labor Building. 10 ST. s.w.
BOY for drug store. Apply after 6. Cont
mental Pharmacy
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FUR COAT-Lady's muskrat. medium SIZE
bargain at $50. Phone Cleve. 36SS.
FUR COAT. three quarter length, size 30
lady's: $50 cash. Box 80. West Fall
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SITUATIONS-MALE.


AUSTRIAN. age 80 single. m ntlths in
Valet Phone Phone Frankln 7ssa q. q" DN'le' "
B9x cos sv vass Psaps yGs SeS y s ss2 hour
BUTLER d,sR white hoseceaning ssH care heat beat
cARSPENTER IS Enter JoBB1NG. i.G al Kinds Of repair
CHAUFFEUR. white desires place with pri-
sass a"y Adares. tos "Fnta 100 es Star q. inca
CHAUFFEUR. Filipino. cook or waiter, ref;
De- sales st: NV. Franlklin e74o: 80
Sa * cali Sis ' st. @' NV. or phone F..
COLLEGE STUDENT wishes employment
until 80 pm daily: capable typist and
dre: Ro2 oE EN- star senslss. c.
COLLEGE STUDENT. willing worker. desires
full-time day work experienced: no outside
sales work. Address Box 132-E Star office.
COLLEGE STUDENT. experienced. attending
sssiine ee Lincoln 37o3 Address Box 4S.-E' So.
ELEvAToR MAN. coIored. wants. a position itlo 2
with short hours. 173 KENYON st. nv 21e
TARMER e1perencsd wishes p9stion a; a;
reference and experience. F. H. Burke.
1925 North Capitol st. "a.
HOUSE CLEANING window washing, feors
ave. adams 1891 a.. "oN -'
JANTTOR experienced in apartment house :
excellent reference: make home at apt. 472
ABBY Dave BerrS 81 's ard st. sn quarters
MAN, young colored. desires position as
chauffeur or porter; best ref. Potomac
NAN eolored wants place az ,as an,tGr n, in
PAINTER AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
man with two years experience desires work
as helper, Address Box 464-E. Star office.
Box oFk4 4s,E sts ofie. ne. references AooFeSs
POSITION AS JANIToR in hiEh:cla.s
se fa or hsse snses or
familiar with otis. elevator. shaw valve sy!.:
@ pero add Address n Box staS eee H
RELIEF WORK, by reEistered druggist; day
9s7E pEsst star eSHd eSe reference Address Box
SODA AND CIGAR CLERK Is. wants posi-:
tion, at $16 weekly L. Pumphrey. $50
.3rd ct. NV. 21s
YOUNG MARRIED. MAN desires position as
Adaes. . sos 1?sasn sa1 f
aaaf hsFd fS1% Brd" sd'sGn Min sss5 sss willing to
YOUNG MAN would like night work from
cs, ~ e. Go, ,5snni an willing to 90 anything
YOUNG MAN with working knowledge of
radio and electricity desires evening work to
build UP experience in either or both: very
small pay required. Address NJ. Beeno
2514 Ontario rd. 22s
, YOUNG MAN. high school graduate and
graduate of business course. desires steno.
graphic or secretarial position. Phone Main
174S
YOUNG MAN desires position as bookkee per
3 years experience with large local firm
Would be willing to start at S25 per week
if there is a chance for adv vancement. Ad-
dress Box 4S5E. star office.
CREDIT. OFFICE
Manager: 15 years experience thoroughly
conyersant. Address Box 192-E. Star Office
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CLERK, retail hardware. pant store: state
experience alary cxpe ted references. Ad-
dress Box 34-F Star Office
Evening star., 1926-10-21

DINING ROOM SUITE-BeautIful IO-plrc"
walnut: never been used. Apply L.!
Howard ST n D3s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND MEAT: colored trade good
fixtures: receipts. $3.50 per week; ' rooms
and bath rent. $50 per month: 5-ycar lease :
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
qn9 N Y Ave NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

FURNITURE-Three- piece mahogany hvIn-
room set good condition. Call between
and o. evening. 1892 18th ST. NV. Ant
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CLERk-ioung man with good family con
ne"uons and appearance clerk IN news
paper business Office: permanent position.
with chance for Advancement hours. 3 30
to 20 days. 3 to II evenings alternating
weekly: salary first wear. so per week:
write application in own handwriting. giving
full particulars. Address Box 4S6-E. star
office
Evening star., 1926-10-21

ELECTRIC FIXTURES for g rooms. neu
| to ) lights installed. S25; wiring. $50
1861 4th ne. North 3o7 22'
Evening star., 1926-10-21

URNITURE-Beautiful three,peCe livns
room suite. axl3 Chinese rug. now: Slngc,
sewing machine. 1222 shepherd NV.
FURNITURE-Living room. funcd naI
leather upholstery: also rug. 3l6 East Cap
ito1 Ant 20 Phone Lincoln "6"1