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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-29
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Fast-Fisted Labor Leader
Met by The Boys and
Pretty Women.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dearborn St. Station,
March 29.-Big Time Murphy, fast
listed labor leader, returned to Chi
cago from prison today through the
railroad station in which was en-
acted the hoid-up drama that cost
him three years of his liberty.
And, labor ganged him.
AS the sartoriallly perfect Muir
ply, respondent in red necktie and
neat blue clothes, stepped through
the gates a mighty shout went up
from a hundred or so laborers:
Hello Tim; glad you're back"
Murphy grinned and talked from
the side of his mouth. Mrs. Murphy,
swathed in furs, was at the gate and
rushed to kiss her husband.
kissing Is General
Tim made the kissing general by
greeting several other beautifully
dressed women, then turned to the
boy shook hands around and kept
on talking.
I'm back here to stay" he said,
when asked if he was going to lead
the Gas House gang again. This
is my home. That talk about me
going to Europe is the bunk. Paris,
ILL.,, is about as far away as 1 ever
expect to get"
Tim looked around cautiously for
government agents who announced
he might be re-arrested because he
had overlooked paying a $4,000 fine
which was assessed in connection
with the three year sentence for his
participation in the, $350,OOO Dear
born street station mail holdup. But
the Federal agents were missing.
I'm No Pauper"
II don't think I'll have to pay it.
None Of the rest of the gang in the
stir had to pay them," Murphy said.
He was informed that he could
plead being a pauper and get out Of
the fine.
I'm no pauper. I can pay it If l
have to, but 1 don't want to-" Muir
ply beamed.
After the shouting, Murphy
crawled into a gray limousine with
Mrs. Murphy and was carried away
to his hotel.
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EASTER BANQUET
Ceremonial to Follow Dinner To.
Night.

Indianapolis Shrine No. 6, Order
OF the White Shrine of Jerusalem,
will hold its Easter class banquet
in the rainbow room of the SEVERN
this evening at 6 p. m. Decorations
were in keeping with the season. A
program of music will be played by
Miss Helene Harrison, harpist, and
Miss Margaret Harrison, v%iolinist.
Following the banquet the cere-
moniaI will be held on the roof gar
den. Miss Ethel Price of Evansville,
Ind, supreme shepherdess, will be
the guest of honor. Many are ex-
from the shrines throughout
the State. The patrol will make their
first public appearance in their new
uniforms.
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IL Help Wanted--Mole


YOUNG man to sell advertising must have
good education and he neat appearing:
main qualifications are Willingness 10
work hard and good references prefer
party that has had selling experience. Thls
position offers a real opportunity Tor me
@OPLFY al Times office 5 to 9 Q NJ
Statesmen WANTERvn
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but Not Forgotten

$pmobiles reported stolen to
Abelone to-:
$50 Rowler, r. r. 4, Box 264,
Ford. fSom Washington and East
Harriet Campbell, 4545 Central
Ave: Oldsmobile, 252-222, from Peru,
Ind.
John G. McVey, 1441 Herschell
Ave; 1894, from Thi,tieth and
Ethel SITS.
TAYLOR Miller, Sharpsville, Ind,
Ford, from Meridian and Ohio SITS.
John A. Edwards, Greenfield, Ind,
Ford. 4O6-S49l from New York and
Meridian Sts.N
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BLOODY CLOTHES FOUND
Basket, With Bullet Riddled Hat
Battles Police.

With the discovery Of a basket
containing blood stained clothing
and a bullet riddled hat in a freight
car in the Pennsylvania Railway
yards on East Washington ST..
Saturday, police today were con
fronted with a mystery.
Patrick O'Connor, railway detec-
tive found the clothes which con-
sisted of a coat, trousers, vest and
shirt. Hat was purchased in In
dianapolis. Blood stains were
visible in the hat, police said.
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ARREST RECORD BETTERE
Willie Carey Returns to City and
Gets Slated.

Willie Carey, 81, regarded by po-
lice as the holder of the arrest rec
ord, has added another mark to his
list after a long absence from the
city. Carey is charged with fight
ing Owen Wilson, 26, of 55012 f.
Washington ST., at North and Hi
nois st. over a taxi bill. Both were
charged with assault and battery
and Carey and Miss May Wilson, 81,
of 233 Z. New York Sa., who was
with him, are charged with intoxi-
cation and Vagrancy.
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CASH SLABS; IS HUNTED
Fight Over Woman Puts Man In
Hospital.

Theodore Yates, Negro, 753 Had
ley ST., is in city hospital recover
ing from a stab wound in the neck,
inflicted, police say, by Daniel BUS
teri Cash, rs, Negro, 646 N. Black
ford st. Officers say they fought
over Miss Elizabeth King, who is
wanted on a vagrancy charge as a
witness. Cash escaped. He is hunted
on a charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill.
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ROBBERY LAID TO YOUTH
Robert Marlin. 20, Charged With Be-
ing Bandit.

Robert Marlin, 20, of 6 w. South
ST., today was charged with robbery
and grand larceny. Detectives
Schubert and Tooley say he is the
masked bandit who robbed Philip
Walpa, same address, early Sunday
of $60.45. Walpa reported a man
with a handkerchief over his face
of a gun took his pocketbook.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS wish to express my
heartfelt thanks to our relatives and
many friends for their sympathetic acts
of Kindness and many beautiful floral of
ferings during the short illness and death
of my beloved husband. John W. Lash;
words Of coincidence: Mrs. Harry C. Cobb,
the singer; Mr.: Finn. for his efficient sery-
ice; Knights of Pythias Lodge 244. MRS.
JOHN NJ. LASH. BROTHERS AND SIS
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Death Notices


LUKINs. MARGARET tNEE LEYENBBR.
GER)---Age 50 years. beloved wife Of
Foster. Mrs. Florence Sharpe, Mrs. Ellen
Shinkle: Gus. William. Harvey. Leonard
Kramp. Mrs. Sarah Leyenberger. Mrs. Har.
~ Hartman and George Leyenberger, all OF
indianapolis. and Mrs. George Hunter of
S%hannondale, Ind, passed away Sunday
evening, March 30. at 1855. Funeral
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m.. at late RESIDENCE
274 n. Holmes Ave. Burial Floral Park
cemetery. Friends invited.
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SCHOOL GIRL SOUGHT
Greenfield Pupil Missing From Home
Since Wednesday.

Police today searched for Miss
Mary Hawkins of Greenfield, Ind,
who disappeared Wednesday,. Rela-
tives said the girl went to school
Wednesday morning, but failed to
attend the afternoon session. The
girls mother received a phone call
from an unknown person, who said
Miss Hawkins was going to West
Virginia.
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BACK NOME AGAIN

Automobiles Areported found by
police belong to:
Richard K. sen&ing. 2l15 N. New
Jersey ST.. Chandler, M1676, found
near Illinois and Market SITS.
William Never N41 S. Summit
Ave-, Ford, $685. found' 500 In
diana Ave.
George B. Ray CorpA' ILL n. Merl'
dian ST., Paige, found &hear Eleventh
and Meridian SITS.
Ford Coupe, 1896, u near
Hazelwood, Ind, strippeko OF tire and
parts.
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FOR FREEDOM
Man Offers to Borrow Money to Pay
Back Alleged Theft.

George Bell, Negro, 706h N. West
St., was arrested on a vagrancy
Saturday after Mrs. Ida
hughes, Negro, 410 Darnell St., told
alice $50 was missing from her
fme after Bell had visited her.
z%AI'll borrow some money and pay
&E& back" Bell TOLD officers as he
S92 AIDED for freedom.
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ka Shop.

Picture rrammg Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
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5. 5. ALASKA DUE IN
 P0RT SUNDAY NOON

Delayed by heavy shipments of cased salmon which is being taken on board while en route to this port, the liner Alaska, of the Alaska Steamship Company's fleet, Captain Nord, is due to arrive in Seward to- morrow Sunday at noon. The ves- sel was due yesterday but later ar engagements made called for a stop ping in at the Nellie Juan cannery. A large number of tourists and others from southeastern Alaskan ports will disembark here of whom many will leave for Fairbanks. The greater portion, however, are round trip passengers About 500 tons of general cargo will be discharged The Alaska will depart for the south late Monday.
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BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION

am fully equipped to conduct hunt ing parties of all kinds. Three years experience as licensed guide. Fine hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
 NICK KRISTENSEN,
 False Pass, Alaska.
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NUMEROUS RESERVATIONS
 0N WATSON FOR SOUTH

The Admiral Watson, Captain Gra- ham, commanding, of the Pacific Steamship Company, will return to Seward on Tuesday from the West. ward and will await here the arrival of the train from the Interior, We'd nesday evening, at which time she will cast off her moorings and sail south. Numerous reservations have been made locally for the Watson. It is reported the vessel will take a huge cargo of cased salmon south.
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$. WAGNER FORMER RESIDENT SEWARD
 NOW IN FA|RV|EM
BELIEVES FAlRVIEW DISTRICT DESTINED BECOME BIG
 DREDGING REGION
By Special Correspondent

FAIRVIEW DISTRICT Aug. IA (P Sam Wagner, after many years absence, has returned to his first love-Fairview mountain. Wagner was among the first contingent to make the long, difficult journey from Seward to Fairview mountain twenty years ago, and Wagner gulch, one of the best 'sniping gulches in the dis trict, as named in his honor.
 Wagner is member of the crew now cutting trail into Fairview, and when the work is finished will re- main in the district to carry out plans he has had under considera- tion for many years-explore some new territory as yet virgin as far as prospecting is concerned.
 Speaking of his experience in the district, Wagner says that it was impossible to take out appreciable pay by the crude methods of twenty years ago, but now that the dredge is taking the place of the shovel and sluice box, and the region has an extensive area of gravels suitable for this method of mining, he be- lieves Faiview is destined to take it's place among the big producing regions of the Territory.
 Among the regions to be explored is that near Mount Kliskon, and ef- forts will also be made to find pass leading over the Mount Dahl, and the granite diorite formation whence appears to have come the auriferous gravels of Fairview noun : tain. Efforts to trace the old run or channel have partially placed it as coming in from the northwest, and it is believed that discovery of the trough in the igneous rocks through which the glacier travelled will re- suit in discovering rich pay.
 All the big creeks on which pay has been developed apparently cross- ! cut the old channel, which now lies high up on the slopes of Fairview and adjacent mountains. This indi- cates that the benches will prove as prolific as the creeks once they are prospected. A ten-mile ditch taken out on Camp creek, would cross every big creek on the east side of Fairview.
 The region offers splendid op- l poItuHltleS TOT prOSpectOrS seeing machinery ground preferably dredge-but as yet no operator in the region would advise men to come in expecting to make more than wages shoveling in Further explor- ation such as Sam Wagner proposes may reveal something sufficiently rich to enable man to make money shoveling in.
 With needed transportation facil.
 ities now nearing completion and bases already established in the dis.
 trict it will not be difficult for pros. pectors to reach Fairview and get il
 supplies as it was in the earlier bio.
 neer stages.
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Developing, Printing and Enlargine Alaska Shop.
BAKE SALE BIG SUCCESS

The Boys and Girls Scout troops desire to thank the public for their hearty response today to the Bake sale held by them at McMullans. Everything was sold and each troops treasury has been increased exactly SIS for a total of $36 was taken in.
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SPECIAL MEETING

In honor of Mrs. Theresa Dicken- son, president of the Rebekah as- sembly of Washington, who will ar rive in Seward Saturday evening from the Interior, a special meeting of the local organization will be held Saturday night at 8 o'clock All members are respectfully asked to attend
Evening star., 1926-04-11

ELECTRICAL WIRING-Will give you 20
months to pay. For every electrical require
ment call on us. Estimates cheerfully sub
mtted. Penn Electric Co. Oh eth 81. NV.
Don't forget our new address" Call Main
5i.t or Main lS55
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


CLOTHING--WiIl call in my unlettered au-
tomobie. city or suburbs. and pay YOU high
est prices for ladies' gentlemen's children,s
1883 1'st gth St. N NV. p'l'Ss North G756. -
DAILY TRANSPORTATION. to Veterans
Bllreau from l449 Park road.
DIAMONDS OR JEWELRY taken as part
no agents. Address Box 3soB star Office.
pIA.MoND-Must be perfect blue white.
mediattly for bargain. Address Box 32l-C
star ONCE.
DIAMONDS. iewelry and old gold, for cash !;
alS ST. NV, Rooms = and lS M 646e.
DlCTApHONE or Ediphone in good cond-
tion. $40 Bond Bldg. Main 46l9.
FEATHER BEDS aud furniture; best prices
II. NV. Phone Main o63d.
FLAGSTONEs. few. preferably old for
Georgetown garden. Address Box 42e-C.
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone
WE Weschcr 1cr b9o SG Pa PRasSH ave. @ NV nave me eau
FURN1TU RE-Wa Wanted Immediately. several
only. Cail me before you reil Line 99ol
FURNlTURE-Bed Bedroom. living room dining
atel%: good prices for good furniture. Main
FURNIIURE-wili pay the best cash prices
Gail me and be convinced. William Notes
ola 10Th ST. NV. Phone Franklin 20l5.
EURNlIURE and household goods wanted
You will feel satisfied with prices l pay. 8.
Welsenherg. 400 10th 81. NV. Franklin $500.
FuRNIIuRE of all kinds wanted; best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co, 400 La.
ave. NV, or phone Franklin l0.67.
GOLD silver. watches diamonds and old
Fun cash value paid. selinger's sls F st.
INCUBATOR, baby chicks. Jersey COW.
shrubbery and bulbs. odd farming nipple.
mehts. fence posts and wire. Pot. 2493.
LADY'S RIDING HABIT. size 3S: boots
2-B. Address Box 97-D. Star office.
PAWN TICKETS cashed: diamonus old gold.
silver and platinum bought for cash. Louis
Ahrahams Sl5 G ST.. opposite Patent once.
PIANO-'rakc rs part down paymfSt on
new nv; brick home; your choice n1 deal
ers. Address BOX ;}a:i-B. star office.
PRESSURE COOKER--Must be in good CON
,iiton and reasonable Adams S230-J.
SEWING MACHINE electric. portable
standard machine: slightly used; perfect
condition. Franklin l914-W.
SPOT CASH pad Tor stocks of merchandise
lash registers and fixtures. FIR. 104S2
STORE FIXTURES OF all kinds and stocks
quantities. Phone me before selling. Line.
1901.
BOOKS bought. large or small
lots. Call Frank. 54l0. Pearl
mans Book Shop. o33 G. NV.
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EMERSON & ORME,
BUICK DEALERS"

OFFER
the following cars which are
dollar for dollar values. Prices
and terms that make it easy to
buy.
Buick, 1925, master coach.
Buick, 1924, 6-cyl., 4-pass.
coupe.
Buick, 1928, 6-cyl., 5-pass. tour.
Buick, 1922, 5 and 2 pass.
sedans and tour.
Dodge, 1924, coach.
Hupp, 1922, tour.
Dodge, 1922, tour.
Stephens, 1922, sedan.
Chevrolet, 1924, sedan.
Chandler, 1921, sedan.
Ford, 1924, Tudor sedan.
Ford, 1924, Fordor sedan.
Ford, 1923, tour.
Ford, 1924, tour.
OPEN EVENINGS.
1920 M St. NV.
Frank. $500.
Continued on Next Pase.J
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
H. HORNER. Inc. ,
1015 14th st. Main $500.
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DODGE BROS.
MOTOR CARS

Your opportunity to purchase
good used car at a remarkably
low figure.
All Types and Models.
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N'rENUGRAPIER secretary, executive; IN
,rllt.ut credentials wide experience. Wishes
connection with firm ur organization apprt-
,fattlr reliable service. salary. $40. ADDRESS
Rpx 3l9-B. star Office. or phone Adans ~
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STENOGRAPHER and Office assistant desires desires
permana mt position. capable and ambitious !;
EIGHT wears experience in real estate ana
commercial. preferably real estate onice; tx
ceIlent references 1valahle 'mmehtS'tE
pbnpc pntonnap 1912
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WOMAN reliable days work ants -, or
off or- to clean. reference. Call Col. HHs."
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STENOGRAPHER. thoroughly experienced
wishe. nOsition i'm law office. furnish
hest of references. Address BOX '7-D. S.dI
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YONG LADY desires position as phH sician sd :
o. dentists assistant. Phone Franklin -eSo.-
YhI,NG LADY college graduated student in
st.tisIi,S desires position IN >thtlsttfai oUict
nv rXprrlru,r Address Box 3io' Staf
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NASH
AJAX
NO DEPOSIT

NO DEPOSIT
Necessary to hold your car.
Don't wait until pay day-come
in today. Look these over be-
fore YOU buy.
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GIRL, well educated colored formerly asst
curator of medical museum. also licensed ele.1
vator operator desires work. Address l1oo
Oregon ave n
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\wr TO CLEAN or chambermaid. "a"
Willard Il. NV unStalrS
BLANKETS WASHED by hand. lo'4 '"th
-} NV write or cali
rI'NDLE WASH aud dav work wanted .
1."re ,lrv ward 2al0 Eve st.
.rFTAMBFRMAID or waitress. colored girl
Evening star., 1926-04-11

CH AMBFRMAlD waitress or general house
worker by a neat. reliable colored girl. llo3
. ot
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TYPIST. experienced in general oftice work,
desires position Address Box 4bO-o, Stdf
Evening star., 1926-04-11

GFNFRAL OFFICE WORK. law or real -.
tate office: stenographv bookkeeping hnuE .
salary reasonable Address Box 4oo' s'"i
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GTTNOGRAPHER and clerk. with eXrerl,
rnce desires position AT once. tal' FfanRhh
.
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FASHIONABLE DRESsMAKlNG - Rrins p9n q
throw Your old-style clothes away bfi,E III,
them to me- We will remodel them ~ @ @t.W
latest style. Also plain dresses mace; D. up
evening frockS dancing. stage costumes -
mn C,li 1-I3 DpSales ST afternoon.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


PIANOS TUNED repaired and rebuilt high
grade work, McHpgh & Lawson. l2%2 q
REMODEL YOUR HOME with small pay
ment each month. II you need q garage,
porch or Improvement of any kind. call
Adams S476. M. Bennett. 1895 Girard VI.
NV. IA
RUGS WOVEN FROM WORN CARPETS last
lifetime. Old Laurel Eclipse. Main $500
400 10th st. s.w. Rugs for sale. my2s
SLIP COVERS. guaranteed to At; lowest
prices. Phone for estimator to bring sam
ples. New York Upholstering Co. 619 r
81. NV. Main 36a7. -
UPHOLSTER1NG and slip-covers very low
prlces. Col 403S. Standard Upholstery 20,
2SlO l4th st. NV. IT
VACUUM CLEANERS for rent by the week.
We clean and repair all makes. Nacuette,
$50 kond Bldg Phone Main 1888.
WELD iMG.Cssting, steel and alumngm u
Coleman, 201 18th St NV. NJ. 4596.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES = Good
quality Opaque shades fitted to your win
dows, Soc; the best quality OF Opaque shades.
81 10: hung free. We win call with SAMPLES
kleeblatt. 1lth and II sts. ne. Line. $40
WINDOW SHADES AND. sCREENSS-Free
estimates J. NJ. Butler & Son. 203l Mich
OILS ave. sc. Lincoln lO123
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STFNOGKAPHER. thor"rghiy eNperlen'td IN
INSURANCE. work, high school aud business
-thuul graduate. call Ai"""ndria lit'.-y
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fFCRETARY- RY-STENOGRAPHER. Al unlver-
responsible position. Address Box 4"a-'. .
e. nN
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Y ana pener1I office work wishes position IN
any nf The above. can give references. Ad-
.l..ss Roy IHH.C STAR Office.
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DRESSMAKER. expert filter. 81 day; IN Ia
dies shop or families altering and remodel
ing: one or two days each week. Franklin
Evening star., 1926-04-11

Large assortment of other
cars to select from, at prices as
low as $500 cash, and $4.OO per
week.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
INC,
2525 Sherman Ave. NV.
Adams 5000. Main $50.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

Fords. Chevrolets. Essex, Oak
lands, and other popular make
cars on hand.
SEMMES MOTOR CO., INC,
1907 14th St. 6l3 G St. n. w.
1924 Florida Ave. NE.
BARRY-PATE. ASSURANCE
USED CAR INSURANCE
Low Terms
Batteries guaranteed 90 days
Good Used Cars.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

GIRL, high school graduate, age Is honest' aon,ad
North 1884. Ant. 31l. between and nm.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

DRESSMAKER French reasonable, specially
In hand sewing. Nine Dacis, Att Hotel
Evening star., 1926-04-11

CHEVROLET SEDAN.
cHEvRoERr rsvP ER TTouRiNe.. s0oo
1928, No "a ........... 1856
1914. new maroon paint ......... 300
CHEVROLET SEDAN.
I922 No 1882 new paint ........ 175
CHEVROLET COUPE.
1924. No. 1875 .................. 275
FORD TOURING,
1925 No. 56 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
FORD SEDAN,
1920 No. AZ ................. 1875
FORD ROADSTER.
1925 No. II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 240
1884 10. 5s $50
JN 1913 No, i243 .'....... o75
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FOR SALE-AUTOsfOBILEs.
FLINT

FLINT
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snnahle prtces. 1870 81. NV, APt, -
EXPERIENCED and refined lady as com ON
panion 10 elderly lady: Will travel nts' rel
erCn"es Address Box I29-C star olh't. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Young WOMAN-Ary desirable work; Of
hoe etc. no stenography. no selling; all or
~ ri time Address Box 10-D. star Office
Evening star., 1926-04-11

NURSE practical middie-aged white wnntr,
an SO. good ref. Franklin '54t. ~. l.
st NV
Evening star., 1926-04-11

DRFSSM MAKING. hy day: frst-clnss work
remoieInc; reasonable: white. Num.e
RnN lIh.D Star nffice
Evening star., 1926-04-11

DRESSES MADE perfect hit So. sport
evening: fGrs rpmodelad, work ada anteed.
Tod t
Evening star., 1926-04-11

GTRI rOlored neat. refined. wants posItIuH
IN beauty parlor or maid IN store: ftlSrehtr'
Call pnfnnlal, ooN
Evening star., 1926-04-11

WANTED-Daily transportation by auto
morning aud evening between 18th aud Park
rd. and 18th and Pennsylvania. Make
proposition Address Box 454-C. star ofiice.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

GIRL. colured. experienced; poSltlon o.
waitress IN cafe or tea room. \ 44aZ. IL
GIRI.-Worh OF any kind. POI st. ne.
7 ,u,.ntu
Evening star., 1926-04-11

Young LADY wants place in caieterla
or restaurant. hest reference: experlshren.
t,.iress Box 353-C. star office
YOT-NG WOMAN 30. wants opportunity
with reliable real estate firm Apt. 5. lSI4
Evening star., 1926-04-11

LADY Miidlr-aged settled. canable. desires,
iy Aprii /. position as resident mana nana4Eef, tc
apartmcut housr or hotel; a''nSt"'ittH " :"
dealing With public. best references. AhlrtSA
Evening star., 1926-04-11

FORD COUPE. 1925, like new,
1lA million motor number
leaving town; sacrifice terms. "
Call North SO, Apt. 500. y
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STIEFF PIANO for rent. dark mahogany
finish almost new perfect condition. So
month Call Franklin 57S3.
PROFESSIONAL ON NERVE AND RHEU.
matism hot oil electrical and hand mas
sage. MARGARET ROBERTS. a36 \. J..
Evening star., 1926-04-11

TYpIST know ledge of short hand; have
oFice experience. 373S 9th st. NV. -
Evening star., 1926-04-11

DRESSM KING-Strcrt. evening >, so%ns,
ladies tailoring rpmodeling aud alter3tlons
at reasonable prices 1921 L st. NV. N"r'h
Evening star., 1926-04-11

ur. other sewing IN tamihes
CXnert remodeler 1921 9Th st. NV. Write.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

CLERK, experienced in bakery. desires posi-
ti"n. Address Box I6l G, star Office u
CLERk--A young woman dastrrS q p"tmas
ncnt position. capable AMI amMttouS; .
year, experience in Government alu laahf'
ance office. can use Burfou&h~ aGdftE ma
Evening star., 1926-04-11

TRANSCONTTNENTAL TOUR FOR GIRLS,
Washington Oregon. CaIiforra: weeks un-
der teachers guidance Address Box i5l- A.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
PERSONAL.

BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES PROTEST
ant gentlewoman. early thirties. to join IN
purchase small car and live IN country our
ing summer Address Box +4S-C, star ohlce
Evening star., 1926-04-11

DRFSSMAKER aud ladies tailor. AT home
or out hy the day. Post Office Box llS'.