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further information call Belmont 20S5-M
'rf ffgo GnS dates Bs an MAY
o. hokomo, Rushvllle, Connersville and
M NG e. wa Eaoe SITS M n sfI in touch
call Riley 4O73 after D. NJ.
11f2 McDougaI st. 80 -'''' 4 "''''''
The Edwards Ar-Stars Negro road
team team has open dSStes, May 23 and 81, and
lumhus take notice Address Roy Edwards
2307 Columbia Ave, or call Kcnwood
3o43 after 6 p. m.
The Western Union Messenger baseball
club will meet the Morocco Giants Sunday
banded the messengers a one;run defoat
s ss1 year y and g22d game Is expected
diamond noon Sunday.
Tes MaPeto.s su w clash with the The
S9sn ra5 5 H@f FG Smith, E r 8 taSv 81
Mays $b Cedarhoim or Brcdci las C. Arnold
or Sweeney. p.
= The Y NJ. S. team defeated the st.
o%eG only ono TO O. RfisteT al
bat Games are w9nted With S{fs sst city
lOi1 Tabor St, or cali DreSei @9O4 = 'SU'
The Langsenk amp-Wheeers will meet at
1907 Ringgold Ave. tonight. An players
Wheelers address E L. Resener 1407 Ring
gold Ave.
reliable. consistent hitting second
baseman is anxious to locate with fast
city league team. playing class IA or class
leave telephone number or name of Arm
with o. d. Smith. who can be communi-
Gated with during the day at Main 300.
terminal 50,
The II n. s. players are requested TO
meet tonight at St GATHERINGS Hall. at
o'clock. Games are wanted. Address
Frank Gilbert 739 Finley Ave.
MAJOR HOMERS TUESDAY
Bottomlev Cards ............. 1-6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Porkers Slump 10 to rs
Cents at Local Live
stock Exchange.

Heavy receipts, estimated at 1900
hogs and LILO followers from Tues
day session, forced prices 10 to %
cents lower in the mid-weell trading
period at the Indianapolis Livestock
Exchange. The run was too heavy
for traders 20 absorb at the Tues
day scale Of prices and so q cut in
values was necessary.
Matured hogs were lowered 10
cents to 20 cents and other grades
were steady 10 % cents lower. Light
weight material commanded the top
price of S14 and the bulk of the
matured hogs were sold at prices
ranging from $685. to $14.
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CLEVELAND. May l.. =; Potatoes -
Ohio. So 15g $50 per bushel ldaRo bal; pax
sin $3.50 per 150.pound sact., Florida.
5000 per barrel; 30. ,. $40: Texas Tn
trv--Hcavy fowls - n Boo, Leghoru
fowls ala BE, Leshorn hroIcr q i, so 6or
Ruttcr-EXtra in tub lots. y" a 43c; extra.
80 q 80 iac: irsts 80 &c: pqc' Ing stock,
use Eggs-Northorn extra hrstss ~ &c:
Ohin extra iirsts. 30 re; Ohio. 20 .. q NC;
western flrsts oqc.
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Plan Convention

During Crosfeld's stay in INDIAN
apolis plans will be laid for trans
porting members Of Fidac to the IN
ternational convention at Warsaw,
Poland. this year and to the Amerl-
can Legion convention in Paris next
summer.
Others in the party included Col.
L.emuel Bolles. vice president or
Fidac and former national adjutant
of the American Legion: Alton T..
Roberts of Marquette, Mich, CHAIR
man of the Legion's distinguished
guest committee; Col Thomas w.
Miller of Wilmington, Del, eX'
president of Fidac; Col. II. Nelson
Jackson Of Burlington, VT, chair
man of the Legion's peace and
foreign relations commission; Con-
gresham \. Plat Andrews of Mas
sachusetts, the Rev. William p.
O'Connor. former national chaplain
OF the Legion; Gen. Roy Hoffman Of
Oklahoma City. former vice presi-
dent of Fidac, and Bowman Elder
Of indianapolis. National Legion
executive committeeman from In
diana.
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Hog Price Scale

Trading was done over the follow
ing range of values; heavyweight
stuff brought S13@13.60; mediums
were $1S.6OQ13.75; lights and light
lights commanded the top price of
S14; pigs cashed at S14Q14.25; smooth
packing sows moved at $12.25G 1915;
rough packing sows averaged S11.75
012.25. and stays were $10@ 1850.
The cattle market was strong on
some grades and steady on others
in spite OF the increased receipts es-
timated at 100 bovines. The run
was composed OF good stuff and this
factor helped TO buoy the values.
Good steers selling at S9G1O were
strong and steers under 50 were
fully steady with recent quotations.
Heifers were in good demand, with
the bulk of the sales being made at
s7GS.50, with few going at 50.
An extreme top of $3.50 was placed
on choice keifers. Cows were quoted
at $5Q7.5O, with an extreme top
price OF. IS. No material brought
the top quotation in the early part
Of the day.
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LABOR
DECISION Joy TO
F|DAC PRESIDENT
Distinguished Veterans Visit
Governor-WorId Peace
Is Mission.

Satisfaction was expressed today
by Lieut.. Col. George r. Crosiield,
distinguished British war veteran
and president of the Federation In
ternationale DIES Anciens Combat
tants, over settlement of the Engllsh
labor strike and virtual accomplish
ment of peace among striking MN
ers.
Colonel Crosfeld. accompanied by
his wife and a delegation OF Fldac
officials. arrived in Indianapolis TO-
dav for a two-day visit at American
Legion national headquarters me
deIepation was escorted to the ofhces
Of Governor Jackson, where comph-
ments were exchanged.
Hopes to End War
Addressing Jackson, himself war
veteran. Colonel Crosfield said; wv
are an organization whose interest
is in universal peace. Our nope -
10 nrevent another world war. we
number among our members, vet
Grams of the World War from the
United States, England, France
Italy and Poland"
Every American is interested IN
universal peace and regards your
mission a laudable one,'s jackson
said
Crosfield and party arrived from
Culver Military Academy, where
they have been the guests OF Brig
Cen. Leigh r. Gignilliat, command
ant. They will leave for New YORK
Thursday evening, to sail for Eng
land, May Is.
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mons or THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Joint
purchasing Committee for tho correctional
indiana viii receive at the office of its
ecretary. Room 396 State House until 10
clock a. m. Wednesday, May ~. 1926,
called bids on Dry Goods and Notions.
Seeding, Napery and towelins according to
complete list spccifying kind grade and
uantity now on file in the office of the
secretary of the Committee
The Joint Purchasing Committee re-.
serves the right TO reject any and All bids
,1hmitted and to waive technical defects.
ONT PURCHASING COMMITTEE or
INDIANA
DAILY MCCOY Secretary
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Chicago Grain Table

Mayy,iI5'5o 15.a2 1920 I527 1890
JuIs!S0o 1900 1896 1876 1890
NAV y SCI, .sG!s So. sas. So
Ss9 ept aa0a,, So% So. So So
'Now wheat. told wheat.
CHICAGO Nav 12-Carlot receipts
wheat. -: corn. SO oats 80; rye. 2.
CHICAGO May l2.-Prmsry receipts:
Wheat so 600 against 53:} 900 corn.
400 600 against Pa. 600. oats. Sal 600
against 300 600 Shipments; Wheat. r.
aO3 600 against s02 600 corn, 33s 600
against 1j1 900; oats. $4,000 against
40 900.
CHICAGO May Wheat--No. . red
Sill: No mixed SliOt4 No.
sfT IS dorG&No v ;cH 73ai y H. go:
No. 3 iOa. n - Hc: No. :. 81 = a 50 Z g:
No ; ST.: No. g. 6. 2 Il 63c: No ?
mixed 7Ou 71c: No ,. 90: 80 q Gle:
Nn. white. - 10: No 2. 10 n - "a C.,
No. ( - a +ec: No. ). lie. Oats--Nu. -
white ~ = n 81 q C.: No; 3. a. q =" &c.
Rye-No 81 &c: No. >. Soc. Timothy
-S615M 6.15.
81 IS al a SO Rye-No. . So. Glover,
soed-importcd S14 30 DOMESTIC. ST.
October. S1T Timothy-Ca~h " 30; Sen
tember $50. AlsilIe--Cash. ST. But
ter--i | q 11c. Eggs-27 a. zoe. Hay 80
$50.
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BRITISH STRIKE
SETTLEMENT IS
AID TO STOCKS
Leading Issues Advance | to
s Points at Start of
Session.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrial prices for
W Wednesday was 139 .05, up Is. Average
OF twenty rail prices for Wednesday was
106 20. up 90.
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BW WIfCN " SIS
NEW YORK, May 19-Forcign ex-
, Demand Sterling. $s4.s5 1916. off =;
france. 3l4i2c. up ,Ol; lire 3.9S sc off
.00s BEGUN, 3;l6 PC, of .00RG;
sweden 2672c, up 90: Russia, 5,15c;
Hong Kong. - &c; Shanghai. 2hc; 70
llohama, 47.13c.
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Baldwin Recedes

Labor was represented by J. H..
Thomas. ]. Bromley, Ben Tillet,
viii Thorne. a. +. Swales, Arthur
Pugh, Margaret Bonfiled. a. j. Cook
and others.
In permitting the strike leaders to
come to Downing Street, Premier
Baldwin receded from his position
assumed at the beginning of the
general strike when he announced
that cancellation of the strike
order would prerequisite to. resump.
ton of peace negotiations.
The situation apparently now re-
verts to a week ago Saturday when
negotiations to find basis for the
coal industry dispute were in prog
ress after the miners had left the
pits.
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Banks and Exchange
May IL
1IEA NES
NEW YORK STATElIENT

Indianapolis bank clearings for today
amounted 70 81 10000 Debts for today
were S6,779. 900.
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Default having been made in the pay
mont of certain chattel mortgage eX-
acuted by Arthur Bowman OF the County
Of Boone State Of Indiana. on the 4th day
Harvester Company of America. and filed
'Or record with the recorder, for Boone
County. Indiana on the 10th day OF De-
.ember 1925. IN chatte mortgage record
So % page No. 80 and upon, which
mortgage there Is declared to be due and
unpaid 81 .5S4 40 principal and soc inter
ct. total 81 .5s4.96 we have taken pos
ession Of
One Model 81 International truck
and attachments Motor KB- 1862
Serial 81 1898.
seing the property described IN SAID mort
age and will sell it at public sale TO the
ighest cash bidder at the Used Car De-
,artment Of the International Harvester
Indianapolis on Saturday Nav 18th 1929
I | o'clock IN the afternoon q said day.
NTERNATTONAL HARVESTER COM
PANY OF AMERICA.
Ev XnNG
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Independent and
Amateur Baseball

Acme Juniors and indianapolis Triangles
were rained out last Sunday The Acnnes
WI play the Universals next Sunday For
further information call Belmont 20S5-M
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s st1dnge ror Mds VEST %esS $3 h55d sa
Sar-Unsettlcd 90 tests ed nc Gof Tet'ned
Rio No. Z. 195s a 1910; Santos No. g..
90 4 a 90 &c. Tallow-Steady specials 70
81 As: No 3. s125 al 30: clover. S1.25
q 40; Dressed poultry-1oDuil; turkeys
n 5Sc: fowls 90 n 35c Long Islands. 2Sc.
Live poultry-Easier; g%eeese, l3m ! %;
CRecse0Steady: state milk common to
special. 20 a 2Sc: Young Americas. 20 y q
25 nc Butter-Stpadv: receipts: l. .574 :;
creamery extras. i1c special market. Il =
a 42r Eggs--Steady: receipts. ~ ~
nearby white fancy 81 a :fS": nearby St;Te
whites 81 a 3;}c: fresh irsts. - = a 39".
Pacific coast first TO extras. 30 a 33c;
western whites. 30 a 81.
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FOREIGN EXCHNNGE

IN THitCd Press
NEW YORK. May l2.-Clearings. 1913,
100000; balances S93 900 900
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- . Crescent Stars have open dates on May
-. 30 and 81 5nd in juno. The managers
Of koSomo, Rushville, .Connersvilie and
MartnlIvlIIe are rclueStcd TO get in. touch
call Riley 4073 after .. M
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The Conditions

agreement which ended the general
strike.
The Conditions
The conditions upon which they
agree are as follows:
/ Negotiations for peace in the
coal industry would be resumed and
the governments coal subsidy would
be renewed for such a reasonable
period as may be required.
>. A national wage board would be
established to include representatives
OF the miners and mine owners, pre-
sided over by neutral chairman.
3. The parties should be entitled
TO raise any relevant points before
the wage board.
(. There would be no revision of
wage rates unless there were assur-
dnces that the royal coal commits
sion's reorganization measures would
be adopted
,. After agreement on other points
and consideration Of every meaps Of
meeting the immediate financial diff
ficulties, the wage board may, if alb
solutely necessary proceed with the
preparation Of new wage agree
ment.
6. Such agreement should be sim.
pier than the one just expired and
should not decrease the present mini.
mum wage. Revision of wage scales
would be provided if warranted.
I. Recruiting Of new adult work.
ers would be prevented if unem-
ployed miners were available.
s. The final conclusion specifies
that workers displayed by closure OF
a colliery should be transferred If
mobile or maintained for certain
period, this maintenance to be in ad-
dition to the present dole. Houses
would be constructed for the trans.
ferred workers.
Strike disorder continued eight up
to the moment of the announcement
1t was considered likely some dis
orders would occur before the peace
news could be broadcast to all parts
of the country.
Baldwin. Winston Churchill. chan
cellor of the exchequer; Col. Lane
Fox. minister of mines; the Earl of
Birkenhead, Sir Arthur Steel-Mait-
land, Neville Chamberlain and Sir
Howard Wilson represented the gov
eminent during the morning parley.
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The Edwards .All-Stars. a Negro road
June and 20. Bedford. Eikhart and Co
lumbus take notice. Address Roy Edwards.
%5Va Columbia Ave, or call Kcnwood
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MINERS BALK AS
BIG STRIKE ENDS
Continued From Page y

probably will - required to get the
wheels Of commerce and industry to
whirTing.
Sir Herbert Samuel. chairman OF
the royal coal commission (and
Arthur Pugh achieved the informal
agreement which ended the general
strike.
Evening star., 1926-06-04
WOODSIDE PARK.

WOODSIDE PARK.
is an ideal home location, hav-
ing large plots facing beautiful,
winding drives laid out along
true park lines. 1t is already
we'll developed, having nearly
half a hundred fine homes, ac-
cessible to schools, churches and
shops and within 20 minutes
drive of the White House.
snNpAY ANp ASK FOR Mr. FTLLERa
SPRING. ZIP ETHER BROOKvJLLE OR
TENTH STREET BUSES TRANSFER TO
HfOl,PKMINSs-ARMSTRONG, H ), M Inc,
PHONES WEEK pHi.!Yls pHi.!Yl NAY 1908.
SUNDAYS WOODSIDE 342.
W00DC1DE sc.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


cleaning i"ors cleaned. waxed, rehnishsd I;
Sans'ii9ass si as estimates; expert service HarT'''
yoa wait; Tnrns, : snIaSTk. 1888 NY n. =. ave.
Law LAWN MoWERs,Iwe make : bgsinsss' mes OF OF
e. ss "a s'i We .ss
MACHINE AND MODEL woRK-Patents
Go'rsl! in pssslM NfEr Co. 5is 9th st NV frsnk ,o!
rSrs ow % %s,s r.ss usss ws Vii III
also take care 81 your root. Don't put this
yIT6 wNr6 on: stitch in tms saves nine Col.
aSss.:5ifi: ifssss,saiffs sssFa 1ss estimate. Hollis :i
PAINTING. PAPERHAYGING--Rooms pa-
psr'dc cs1enadn a. nad u2 20 Holly ST. care1fon'
PAINTING, floor finishing. skilled mech an;
81 ss j f'si now 9H,fH s rss ssrvs 81
p!,A!APERHIANGING. RAJ II. G.PAINTING-sneci.l prices
tnis week: average slze room scraped. sized.
$500: washable paper. can he washed with
cloth cloth. S12 painting and pla,terinE at low
nseed oil only MY cn We nix nSy onr psint. aan Duse nn
premlse.. See The insrsdi.nt. Pansr angling
guaranteed go ratts years frst-ciass work only:
long as IL months TO pay: free estimate
on st. m~ Main ass Co. open I@n esennR.
PAPERHANGING. painting rooms scraped
sbs 2 an ssb ossS ssa es eRssDnna n%
PAPERHANGING promptly; midsummer
k.aan:n: os SIT ns ss:
PAfERHANGING. So and up: PAINTING
s.yla. Gs pn, work and dna ths
PPAFEiREEANSiNe: FIii,EEiA S PLAsTERINe=s.sw VIM:
s' tsSGy' aS Hsua !n''i12I tHs exterior
Ssan. ss::s ''fi'i@ s 20 .se
reasonahle prices: ret e.tfmate 'fp postal oy Or
RFsSG RSSSn'M Mlr.sst, T.snf''n :, iols4 T. Moran
100 LuraY pl lups5 colu%6s nT{en59as 59asw y S0:'n
PIANOS ovERHAULED, $40 up: est. free.
CO.. E 11a 9s' o7 7sfGz Allison Pss'es st. Col z9sss 4ass
pIAsos .as TT, T,uNED 5eps,rea and rebuilt high;
rAN9 .rai n.ng T1S.M S1n.r, and
.;ims.s sss. rss.cnsS. aa aSonf skili.s ' m.t nsr
si ce @ 1us s.Hsf5s0n 1857
PICTURE FRAMES made to order. lowest
price,; diploma frames with glass
I411z r11z 81 05; I5x19, S115; 1920. 81 .25.
COHEN-S: 1"31 G NV. s1l 9Th st. NV.
The new stucco and Kelley stone man ia IN
h"c s:aGRRD' e. s''f''2n p aARRrs Il 81 work c'
PRINT1NG-sO0 Bus. CARDS, Sc. d. c.
PRINTERS. aIsr,rrF 500 F. Franklin 5s.o-J. Open
ROSE & LEUKHARDr-General contractors.
brickwork. cement garages eIeenirr norrhes
renodelinr: estimates cheerfuiiy given. iiTs
Bird 81. ne. Atl 41p. 50
Rug CLEANING and storing. oriental and
y: J. ave. NV. Line. 7s3s.14si wa
RUGS woXEN, FROM worn carpets last a
,fstiTe 1no 9n,, Old Laur.l Eclipse Main $500
SLIP s1. cosXaEEsspecisl sag g Belsisn linen three
ss9 max .s'n Main ciG''si isos rDhol'erins
sODDING. grass cutting hedge trimming I,
lsndsc,pe sG,s q work. Wood Co, Gardeners. Line.
1aI1SSk 11SIUMkks, Rag, and Leather 592s. repaired
Adsm. 71as op.n eyoDn1. eDHs; 4tiiii 10 'eh pm. "
rPHoLSTERING and slip covers also re-
ard rnholstery Co. 2s10 14th at NV 10.
WELDING--CastinT. steel and aluminium
YIELDED proppsrly ops work guarSnteed M. N.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES : Good
dow. ssc: the best -9ualit. Of opaque shades
kleeblatt fifth and H ats. ne Line. S7a.
WINDOW SHADES AND sCREENs-Fres
Se' q: ave. :e. Lincoln ssifr iofas 'n o'i Mich
Evening star., 1926-06-04
WOODSIDE PARK

WOODSIDE PARK.
is in the direct path of Wash
ington's intensive building ac-
tivities out Sixteenth street.
Paved streets, electricity, water,
ETC., already in. AS it is in line
with the extension of Sixteenth
street and large profits have al
ready been made, its future as
an investment is assured.
Evening star., 1926-06-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

KATIE DUNN TEACHES THE FAMOUS DU
ro9r r syetsm OF shampooing. marcel waving
ssnn99 ssnn99 Iaciai treatments. Apply second floor.
ALL PHASES OF BEAUTY CULTURE FOR
enc ence Is acquired. 112s l4th st. Franklin
NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TINE TO BEGIN
lish: day or evening; We have helped many
:. wood: TN: rrin"ip.l Sii Ap''o' ST. 0'"''
GIRLS WHO WISH TO BECOME EXPERTS
IN IN beauty culture. Apply Box 1897. star
THOSE WITH, UNDEvELOpED TALENT
opportunity for practical training evenings
fses@' s3Y sts1 oiIee dc Dr0fe''o"' Address Box
COMMERCIAL ART. illuetrating Interior
aeS,orsting hs,e costume and millinery desisning.
s M R viHss.Gns sss nw AfsaemF Fr 747s Arts
PRIVATE LESSONS IN mathematjcs. science.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. ExpE.
rlfnsd instructors; instruct 1 sstisfactio1 insursd
ANOTHER SAYS: AFTER SPENDING o
mo. then unable to hold position, changed 70
Boyd, In 20 days legal stenosrapher SO
more sks nsh sSyd o
school" Boyd places more. stenographer.typ;
BoYp School. 1888 G st. NV nv Main SS78.
BEAUTY CULTURE
CULTURE Washinrton % only i ex"lnsiVe H school. H
established 1917. will give reduced rates to
students entering IN June: day and evening
classes. Suite 3o2. SIT l4th st Frank.
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WANTED-1O OR II HIGH
GRADE SOLICITORS
TO GET PROSPECTS FOR
WOODSIDE PARK

whether sale is made or not. Your efforts
paign Just etArting You will be placed
under . trained sales MANAGER: who will
you. Cars will be furnished you and your
Evening star., 1926-06-04
sTTUATIONs-DoMEsTIC (Cont'd).

STTUATIONS-DOMESTIC (Cont'd).
WOMAN, colored. wishes general housework
or days work. 409 End st: s.w:
WOMAN, ..o white will take care Of ths, nther-
a%m MAI. aea Ask %2,he fS1 Mrs VIZ Fee
downstairs work 142i Florida ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. wishes housework. 1927
Young WOMAN wishes housswork. 1853
PERSONAL.
MEM[R7ERsHIP IN CoNGREss7oNA co!IN-
HSoo 1ly club at quite saving. Phone. Main
LApY LAP WILL TAKE PASSENGERS. on
oa. sSRr. s}.o Gr rssar 70 and from
WHY BUSTER KEAToN NEVER LAUGHS
Journal Phone me today % and Tits I'll send YOU
:SG: e. s''y " hss"s
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER WILL. DRIVE
dSer a"Sts MISS SMITH s T iss:
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG DOCTOR TO
become affiliated with growing organization
rsrau,ring nrI only part time. Box 462-Z. star
IT IS JUST AS LOGICAL TO WEAR STOCK
to to impression Of your foot; Fit any shoe;
tXBoRXToRY. sis F'Eo s. NV r.. sss4s;w
ELECTRIC MASSAGE. VIOLET RAY zoA-
,ss hseo e'niSarsd Sort% rheumatism neuritis .m
BABIES : PRACTICAL NURSE WILL
board and give mothers care TO small chill
Gren In refined suburban home. Phone CO.
RELIABLE NAN WANTS SNAIL ARTI:
Ie Iin. TO ,ea mtrnugh Virginia WITH another Ror
341-Z, Star Office. 5s
NINE. ,AI!CE-sCIENTfFiC MASSAGE BY
competent French Parisfenne masseuse. 1919
Rhode Island ave. North 9412. Z"
.p,RoFEssIoNAt NERVE AND RHEI,MA-
flsnl electrical hot oil. hand massage. MAR.
GARETTE RORERTs. a38 n. Y. ave Sc
MARCELLING. 80 CENTS. 1141 18th st
nw For appointments. phone Franklin
SLIP COVERS. OvERsTUFFFD SEPARATE
cushions. snap fasteners. tape-bourd S21 rs.
r. /. Ishcrwood 1919 2sth Sc. L. $3.50.
Johnson REST HOME FOR AGED. IN
valid and convaleecent night and day super
GRADUATE ~ ELECTRlCITY Will
ments phone Pot. 1447.
Evening star., 1926-06-04

TAILORESS for alterations on
mems garments. See Mr.. Spiel
man, Raleigh Haberdashery,
1910 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-06-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES. all kinds Of household furni-
BERG Der S Maln Sny 7%s !as high dollar Call RosES
AUCTION SALES of furniture of all kinds.
and SSs sa,urday n.e. l.. Us, sSs .,s an
scn e. NV wal0Ps.s Psons NJ se7se 7se0neer' '04 10Th
ssrss nH cts es waTns xSsn. sSFaTER s7ss
pssrS,a ssSE SodS sSs, sss r.s ssis
isct @ Of GsS.: honisA0a n1s ssd and %
shoes hats, ETC., ana are liberal With our
sfs esiI. Jueh. % Old stand sis n si4n T. NV auto
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ds:s, res 9S p&sts or phop. Sorb Tll cali W. Rice
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prices
r st NV Phone Main 5sss4. s4'' '0' '0i A''
FTRNITuRE-We win pay you. the. highest
ware ANTIQUES and other goods Send for Tor
Fso6s TFsef oc9' iocs Of TuiRnE:
URNITURE--Desirable modern and an
tiQue FURNITURE. AL KinQ&. also piano. car
pets, draperes. china and miscellaneous,
no one will pay more: Line. 9aOl. 16'
FURNITCRF-would like TO buy al once,
for cash. some used furniture Phone
Franklin 1894 6'
FUKNIT URE-Will pay the best cash pnues
for. desirable ANTIQUE and modern furniture.
Call me and be convinced. William Notes,
614 10th st. NV: Phone Franklin 2016.
FURNITURE and household goods wanted.
You will feel satisfied with prices I pay s.
Weisenberg. 40b 10th ct. NV. Franklin $500.
FURNITURE Of, all kinds wanted: Sesi
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co, 490 La.
ave. NV. or phone Franklin 10267
GOLD. silver. watches diamonds and old
lewelry needed in our manufacturing dent
Full cash value paid. Sellnzers. s1S Of.
HdGHEsT i,n1l,I PRICES pa.d for mems aud ladies
LATE EDITION Thomas Publishing Co
Manufacturers Wholesale Grocery Directory
Main 1O1G4.
OLD GoLD-BrinE In your Old gold, silver
platinum diamonds also discarded iewelry
We need them in our manufacturing dent
Will pay highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc. p35
st.
P1ANo-Modern grand. s feet 3 inches or
larger: must he In good condition will pay
cash: no dealers: Phone Lincoln 1900 he
tween 8 pm. and pm.
PORCH COUCH, swinging, with frame or
glider. upholstered. Main 1853.
BOOKS BOUGHT.
psan. ds.ss FRANK sg 'na gtie o them ben IT,
AATN-rIITAIr To l~IT
Evening star., 1926-06-04
statesmen

ShLECM EN-.
An unagual opportunity. season Just open
ing fee Ave energetic salesmen TO sell WHY'S
Enighte and Overlands. Apply at once to Mr.
ecmeaPd. xar.Dis Motor Co.. Mt. Rainier,
Evening star., 1926-06-04

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1929 model: nsviy
painted = beautiful shade Of gray similar ii,
appearance TO the new 1926 models; good
only $50 down and So o4 weeEiy. ouris.
man Chevrolet Sales Co. 625 st. ne. Open
nights and Sundays
Evening star., 1926-06-04

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1929. Q car that
VII VIII surprise you when yon see g.. II look.
6 - weekly. OurisnaD Chevrolet Sales Co
62h II st. ne. 0nen niShta and Sundaya