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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-20
ROBBERY BY ARMED MEN.

Two armed colored men backed
John Anderson. night manager of n
gasoline station at 1901 p street. into
a closet last night, and then took $500
from his cash register.
Anderson climbed out of his closet
window in time to see the two hurry
ing west on + street he told the police.
He was seated at his desk looking
over files when he looked up into the
barrels of two pistols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-20
London Parents Present Odd Protests
In Effort to Dodge School Health Rules

teeth given US for but to eat with
and you want to draw them
With regard to eve treatment. tho
parents are Just AZ bad
"Squint Is God-givcn." wrote one
1T is wrong to tamper with II.
Another said: Father has squinted
all his life and secs quite we'll with.
out glasses"
living all his life with only one eye"
Evening star., 1926-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson
Seton will have with them in their
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Mr.. Rassett Roberts Of New York
was the best man and the ushers were
Maj. E. J. S. Irvine, Mr.. Richard
Stands Of Washington, Mr.. John
Augustine Smith Of New Orleans, La.
Mr.. John Augustine Washington OF
Charles Town, Mr.. Harry Lee Bowen
Of Baltimore Mr.. st. Clair Hobbs of
New York, Mr.. Henning Nelnls and
Mr.. William Mackall of Washington.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception, after which Mr.. Todd and his
bride left for a wedding trip, Mrs
Todd wearing a travelling costume of
Jungle green crepe meteor, green and
gold hat and tan sport coat trimmed
in alligator skin. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd
will be at home after January l at
1879 Church street.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Everard Robinson Todd, Mrs.
Elon st. Clair Hobbs and Mrs. VIII
liam Morgan Hobbs of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lyme Of Denver.
Colo: Judge and Mrs. Robert Ward
Of Winchester, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carroll Todd. Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hardy Taliaferro, Mr.. and
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blue and gold cloth, and carried yellow
chrN nj fharn11nnS

Dlue ana gOIQ cIOtn, ana carried yellow
chrySanthemums.
The bridesmaids were Miss Annie
Davenport of Roanoke, Va; Miss
Elizabeth ST. Clair Hobbs of New
York. Miss Margaretta Whiting Of
Berryville, Va: Miss Miriam Talbot,
Winchester. Va; Miss Laura Beck
ham Hopff of Charles Town, Miss Re-
5ecca White ITrapnell, Miss Margaret
Shirley. Miss Anne Catherine Alex
ander of Charles Town. They wore
gowns of blue and gold taffeta, made
along old-fashioned lines, with tight
bodices and full bouffant skirts. They
carried arm bouquets of yellow
chrysanthemums and delphinium.
The flower girls were Miss Gather
inc Rutherford Packette of Cincinnati,
niece of the bride, and Miss Sarah
Brown of Charles Town, a cousin Of
the bride. They wore frocks of gold
taffeta and carried large baskets Of
yellow chrysanthemums. Little Sgd
ney Magill Shirley was also a flower
girl, wearing frock of blue taffeta
and carrying a small basket Of blue
and yellow Fall flowers.
Evening star., 1926-11-01

Mrs. Hugh Barclay has closed her
home, Douglaston Manor, at Pulaski,
n. Y. and is at the Biltmore Hotel,
in New York, until she sails for Bra
zil to join Maj. Barclay. who is mill
tary attache Of the United States
embassy at Rio de Janeiro.
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Capt. and Mrs. James J. Raby, u.
S. NJ, are spending the week end at
Carvell Hall. They attended the
Navy Michigan game at the Balti-
more Stadium Saturday.
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house guests for a week her sister,
Mrs. F. G. Aulsbrook of Madison, N.
j., and Mrs. Murray, wife of DR..
Francis Murray of New York City.
Mrs. Aulsbrook. who has just re-
turned from a Summer vacation in
Spain, motored to Washington to at
tend the wedding of Miss Irene
Gasch, whose marriage to Mr.. James
w. Grant took place last Wednesday.
Miss Loucile Bowie Roberts and
Miss Marian Kent Roberts, daugh-
ters of Mrs. Alice Muriele Roberts Of
1899 Irving street northwest, attend
ed the Navy Michigan foot ball game
in Baltimore last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson
Seton will have with them In their
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SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Coolidge Have as
Guests at the White House Gen.
and Mrs. Blethen of Seattle.

lished in an apartment in the tower
Of the Ritz, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Atherton Of
Boston and Washington are guests at
the Mayfiower.
Mrs. Glenn Stewart of Easton, Nd,
is In Washington for a short stay at
the Mayflower.
The reception this afternoon at the
Willard Hotel and the luncheon to-
morrow at the Carlton Hotel in honor
of Mrs. Samuel Preston Davis, ma
tional president of the United States
Daughters of 1912, has been aban-
doned because Mrs. Davis has been
called to her home at Little Rock.
Ark, owing to the illness Of her
daughter. She had been attending an
executive board meeting at Indianap-
lis, Ind, and was expected in Wash
ington last night.
Mrs. John Robert Waller has re-
turned to Washington after spending
the Summer at the Point at Harbor
Springs, Mich. Mrs. Waller will
spend the Winter in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph F. Thropp have
returned to Washington and will
spend the early Winter at Wardman
Park Hotel, where they have taken
an apartment. Mr.. and Mrs. Thropp
were at the Greenbrier, at White Sui
phur Springs, for the Summer and
later motored through Virginia, stop
ping at Lexington, Charlottesville and
Richmond. They will not open their
home at 1901 Twentieth street until
the Spring.
Miss Hadassah Hamilton HELEN is
in New York tc bid bon voyage to her
sister, Miss Gwynn HELEN. who
sailed Saturda" for Guatemala to
spend the Winter with her uncle,
Capt. Harry Martel Gwynn.
Former First Lady in
Baltimore for Visit.
Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, ir., is
visiting her son and daughter.in-la law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cleveland, in
their home in Baltimore. Mrs Pres
ton was before her marriage to Prof.
Preston Mrs. Grover Cleveland,
widow of the President. Mrs. Pres
ton, who is president of the Ma
tional Needlework Guild. will speak
for the Baltimore branch of the guild
wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the Y. w. c. A. Of Baltimore.
The marriage Of Miss Frances D.
Packette, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William cambridge Packette of
Charles Town, w. Va, and Mr.. Au-
gustine Jaquelin Todd, son Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Magill Todd and the late
Mr.. Everard Robson Todd of this
city, took place Saturday evening at
8 o'clock In the Zion Episcopal
Church, Charles Town, the Rev. Con
rad Goodwin officiating. assisted by
the Rev. Austin Mitchell
The church was decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums and blue and
yellow dahlias.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin and velvet, fashioned with a.
close-fltting bodice. and a bouffant
skirt, scalloped about the hemline.
Her veil was Of princess lace and
was held by coronet of pearls worn
by her mother and grandmother at
their weddings, and she carried roses
and lilies Of the valley
Miss Cicely Fontaine Alexander was
maid Of honor, wearing a gown Of
Evening star., 1926-11-01

Mrs. r. H. Arnold Of Greenwich,
Conn-s accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. A. e. Austin. and her daughter,
Miss Bercnice Arnold, and her son,
Mr. William Arnold, are at the Ward
man Park Hotel for the week. Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold made their home at
the hotel three years ago, later NOV
ing to Greenwich.
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Mrs Harvey wattles, Comdr. and
Mrs. L. W. Jennings, Mrs. Woolsey
Aspinwall, Mr.. Cuthbert Train. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Perry Lippitt, Mr..
William H. Church, the Rev. and Mrs.
James Henderson and Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Moulton, all of Washing
ton.
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Mrs. E. Richard Gasch has had as
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Continued on Twenty-f1rst Page
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1000 POSITIONS OPEN
IN HOTELS.
BIG PAY.
PREPARE IN SHORT
TIME.

Hotels, clubs. apartments. in
stitutions. tea rooms, cafeterias,
need trained men and women.
d Demand exceeds supply.
Every day openings i'll D. c..
Florida, every State, for man
ayers. asst. managers, hostesses.
housekeepers, accountants, room
clerks, stewards, etc. In 1925
our free National Employment
Bureau placed $3.50 students in
contact with good positions.
Eight classes now forming.
Class limited. Enroll early.
Prepare in few short months for
big pay, with bigger opportuni-
ties. Open $50 am. to Q pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS.
PENNSYLVANIA Ave. at 23rd St.
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sI1'UATIONS-DOMEsTIC (Cont'd,.

WOMAN settled general homework part
time or days work, 3l20 sherman ave. NV
WOMAN. colored reliable wants laundry
work to take home. 74U Lamont st. n W
Phone Adams l33S-W.
WOMAN. reliable colored. wishes work of
any kind from to 4. Phone Lincoln
WORK of any kind or bundle wash by re-
liable woman. Call 2333 sherman ave.
YOUNG LADY wants night work of any
kind. Call $40 OGth st.. Dcanwood. II. e.. .
Evening star., 1926-01-26
POULTRY ,ND EGGS.

REAL BABY CHICK B4RGAINs - Reds
Rocks: Leghorns. Wvandoites., orpingtons
dividually inspected and selected for health
and high production; W7te for catalogue,
Massanutten Farms Hatchery. Box A. Rs.-
-isonaurg Va. zee
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
aor sale: large fountain: store We'll ,stocked:
c sS ar ao~SG duat s.le s s.e'hes It. he'd
DESIRABLE CORNER STORE for sale: meat
sre sna reasonable lnau!ss in
FOR SALE OR RENT-Bar. cafe and
aseer sss 2 :, and in evening: hot water he. beat
DRUG sToRE-,Corner: mixed trade: 81. .7so;
ss2K 2I cab: s,a: dsca balance terms Address Box
FOR SALE-RoominE house. Il rooms: fur:
nished throughout. 607 II st: nv: %.
CoSFEcTIoNERY, fountain, lunch. cigars;
candy, candy, per, pesiodiesls. stationery. etc; sood
aulck sale: leaving city. 1o11 18th st. NV,
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER invites confer.
.nce with experienced contractor who desires
x sen.fsr baz :sFsEMns sta1 ssssT field Of S!k
HAZE CLIENTS who will buy good real
fSfs'f f fns,rsScs noss kjs Russell 1los PeoT5s
A HIGH-cLAss AND BUSY LOCATION for
,.u dentist photosrapher. besntyy parlor. mil
sS.r sSs III 5ss5 g csPa %,in rs, ABBY E kohnsT
WELL ESTABLIsHED MOVING. storage and
Gsekmg e price business on real sa
yesticate: $40 Mass. ave. n v.
CONFECTIONERY. magazine store: good To-
toM4 Cali frann 'G 4so 4sSoich buyer leaving
business that paws 90 e return nmr's and better
On On AMOUNT invested. Address Box 422M
star office. 26s
ner: ner:: beautiful fixtures: doing 81 900 busi.
Box ssai as ?sss
grocery and notion store doing good &c, 6usi- usc
ca at St sale is leaving ss.n
town business section: feeding capacity about
chidess se sS9 18Th st. S
COAL YARD and hardware. established bust
ness ness. t rslir0aa @ siding also gas station: bar
MANAGER. Virginia country store: s.. 900
SPar.msnt. Letters only Box s92ofIe s2 Ieesburs Slns
AUTO REPAIR SHOT AND ACCESSORIES
Ss ns4k S.ss Sa'aaessss
pELlGATGdssEN ds;ss and and c9niectionery in NV
drsss hoa sss oce Of 'ss s
kEAhax fol beaa.y eafS2 o fqnh
Box 12O.R Star ofice. '"t ''euiSfs dS5sess ~.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND INVEST
ment Company preferred stock: will sell al
mar Call after p.m. North sI65.
FOR LEASE@wen ASo-w established beauty par
lor: rent. Sl25 mo-. including furniture and
go H. H. CARTER Real Estate.
30S Investment Bldg Main ATS
notion store. in good location in nearly Va
Stock and fixtures. $500 90. no good will
1O7-R Star office. 2So
RoOMING HOUSE. 13 rooms h.w.h.. cleo.
good furniture: suitable for roominx and
boarding house. $500: small amount OF
cash down. Downtown section Address
Box 10S-R. Star ONCE.
RooMING HOUSE FOR SALE rooms.
filled: garage. Sacrifice for quick sale
lag I1th ST. NV.
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HELP-MALE Continued,

YOUNG MAN. old established real estate
firm has opening for Intelligent young man
in its insurance department; typist preferred: ::
future assured. Address Box l10-R. star
YOUNG MAN. with car. in real estate office
to sell and be generally useful: commission
with small salary. Room 5o6. l343 II
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured. Call
Lincoln 80.
PIANO. HARMONY. COMPOSITION. SYN
copation: ear or note: beginners advanced
g T. JOHNSON. H0S 10th ne. Line. i498.
NOW is good TINE to negin 4 course that
will fit you for life's duties fou will never
regret a course IN our school Thousands
say II placed them on the road to success.
Gail. write or telephone. II is better to- call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1883.
81 East Capit0I Ct.
Evening star., 1926-01-26

ELECTROLUX IS HERE
Largest mfrs. in Ats line offers rapid pro-
motion with salary and commission to those
who qualify for branch managers. asst br
msrs.. collectors and verifers Call at
nm. 221 Investment Bldg.
MEN TO SELL FORD CARS.
Must own car: splendid opportunity for
hustlers. -"
Robey Motor CO. ... .--
1929 L st. NV.
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Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices

74a5 7ifS l5s Iath ST Y,J JoITs Mewsstand
:aoii Gee Georgia NaSe ave-. Frank +. Leny's Phar.
S a2Sf s s Rssnsssp and Gift Co.
18th and Colorado ave. o'Donnell's Phar-
$500 Noun. Pleasan. st.. Mount Pleasant
J15sss J75ss GGolnmbia road United G,ss;; Agency.
WstsnsH s'3IH1a Park Pharmacy isii naaSy }, f'a,,
N Y. n J ave; and NJ st.-Perfect Pre-
End dr5'ni?I and Ma.s rhlrma'T sTe Pn,s Pharmacy.
1t Is, and sts. puncan.s Pharmacy, s,
sHs sssefsssF tnf s1e.x sai &.
IN I'm and nda aYs Frsnsh simnsSg, srmssg
Vt ave. 18th and r SITS Howley's Phar-
Ca ave. ave and s'fi Rock q Creek Church road Eock
ca crees ses PhSrmnsgg phS pasg,- 6, co,oav p,sleL
o?Gs Ca Ca ave ave- RGnS PRaTmacy
1921 L st. Morse Pharmacy.
zoos Mass. ave Dunort Pharmacy.
18th and Fla ave. Bernsten's Drug Store.
North V Cap a'a st. and r. aSs Parkers rhar
10" Pa. ave. ]. Louis K-ick.
2lst and G SITS. Quirlev Pharmacy.
Slb S5tb and Pa ave. Hsrhst's n Pharmacy.
h62e Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy. ,
Wise ,nsin ave. and Maconlb ST.. Harry U.
4eo5 Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin Ave. Phar-
TaEcma Park. $50 Cedar st.. Mattinsly Bros.
GEORGETOwN.
Mo,gan s.%g Bros Pharmacy, goth and sts.
aa41i n st.. Moskey's pharmacy;
NORTHEAST
ath an1 H sts.. Home Drug Co.
aauI St GaIrens Music store.
as N2Fth sass spit0 and KenGap PharmaSy
Fse, can adS! and s.h ST sts Reonss Phnrmacy
18th and East Can. Lincoln Park Pharmacy
Goth s.. and R. I. ave. Cullns' Pharmacy.
3soG j 9TH st. Mavo,s Pharmacy. Brookland.
1906 18th st. John Biges' Pharmacy.
stS sSS ami ami F. T ?. weler's v erse pssrmscy. s ?''
IithH I'D I'D Ps. Pa ave- ave. tSs smvser's Phrrmscy.
1907 Nichols ave-. Anscostia. Healy's Drrs
10Th and Va. ave. Herhert's Pharmacy.
AZ ar ard 1 " sts.. % columbia Susi Pharmacy
RATS CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge 45c.
Heir and Situations Wanted.
For sale and Si,'% Wanted Miscellaneous.
RoSms Rf1ls';'reF Tor Rent mt and nd wanted. f ~
business Opportunities. etc
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
6 words to the line. Slime minimum. al
line rate. as follows
time. 20c per line.
, times lac per line.
3 times 1Sc per line.
tir1es. 17c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL. IL Pm.
All advertisements for The Evening star
must be al The Star Ohice or one OF me
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of issue. All advertisements foc The sunday
star must he received at The star once by
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branch Offices by 30 p.m. Saturday. ,
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
advertisements from transient advertisers.
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RECOMAENDED SERVICE.

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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ARTISTIC PAINTING. -PAPERHANGING.
J. Hain Ais St NV. Pot as75 2s.
ASBESTOS COVERING. chimneys and fur
ee Fsnn anS 1852 R ssS
AUTO REPAIRING-First-c class work, quick
service and low rrices & 10 years in the s, hnsi,
1916 North Capitol at. Frank. 1857 20.
MDNG BEMpDlNG MAITREsSE,, Dog sprlpgs and ans
%sS Mattress esss co q. sna n
REnD'NG-aBox springs repaired: mattresses
Basas s T9Tk hSSs @
seanr co S aPa Sorn
BOX 60; spkINSs; W tyI. MATrPEssEs ard glIlex.E ;-.
Essi sss 's'SS@'i sS 'as :s'Ess IS s.
BRASS BEDS RELAcoTERED and repaired:
GS :svc n A,tes sso sn eas Rns
CARBON BURNING. 30c PER CYL1NpEA.
COLEMAN: 2O7 18th ct. NV. N. 469s.
CARPENTER-REPAtR TO PROPERTY
and all kinds of fixture work. j. Roweu.
129 NV. FIR. 1342-W.
CARPENTER - Jobbing remodeling. new
floors laid, painting: general repair work OF
all kinds. Prices reasonable. Main 62lo.
CARPENTER-All kinds job work. shely ing.
bookcases. painting. Porches glazed and
built For estimate phone W. z. Weaver.
CARPENTER j. A Burdis. contractor:
building. remodeling. repairing porches.. "a
RACES. For estimate call Frank. 2627. 1870
Evening star., 1926-01-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE NEW CORNER STORE. on 14th St.
THOS D. WALSH.
S15 1ith ct. NV.
Tel. Main 1888
GROCERY, in colored neigh
borhood, doing good business !;
established % years; i'll health
reason for selling; small stock !;
doing $3.50 to S40O week; rent,
$40 month for store and e rooms.
Call West 2I6S. 26*
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HELp-NaLE AND FEMALE

HELP-NNLE MD FEMALE
CONCERT SINGERS dancers. musical acts.
Apply at once. 1925 Macs. ave. NV.
GARDENER and housekeeper. man and wife
for position near Cherrydale Va. About 10
acres. half of Il lawn. Horse. COW. poultry,
hedge; large old house: in family. inciud.
ing child Of g. Write giving full experiences.
PR. Star Office. 26s
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Stude butler
speaking French or German. also ladys maid
honest. competent. speaking French or Ger
man. Apply Mrs. Dallett Nilsson. Suite No.
go Navnower 27s
Evening star., 1926-01-26
HELP-DOMESTIC tCont'd,.

COOK. white: one who understands cooking
for hospital: $40 per month: stay nights.
Give phone number and all details in first
letter. Address Box fiS-R star Office.
COOK first-class. wanted. to stay nights;
reference required Phone Adams 1856. Ac-
dress 4SO5 Colorado ave.
GENERAL HOJSEWORKER. in Forest
Glen: student woman no laundry. stay
nights: reference Wondside l3R. @9~
GENERAL HOUSEWORk part day. break
fast for = references. goo Que St. Apt.
IL:
GENERAL HOUSEWOKK. reliable woman
for small family: references. Call 1921 Blt-
more 81. NV
GIRL TO wait table and do chamber work:
reliable. 1896 Fairmont ~.
GIRL. colored neat. young. to assist in
house work $50: must stay nights. 1919
Military ri. Chevy Chase.
WOMAN for general housework and care
le" ~ w..
Evening star., 1926-01-26
PERSONAL.

SPECIALIST on NERVE AND RHEI' MA
tism. Hot oil electrical and hand messages
o4l Fl st NV MADAME GOYETTE 81
ELECTRIC Sun BATHS ARE MORE EF-
fective and convenient than real sunshine.
81 each. Miss Sybil Hyatt. 316o / sth ct.
2Ss
CORSETS-wEAR AN INDIVIDUALLY DE-
signed SPENCER demonstration without
ohlis alton. tSee page 11o Womans Home
Companion for February Mrs. I.oulou D.
Fox S0S Whittier ri. NV. Registered
SPENCER Corseticr. Adams GJ45. 90
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC WISHES TO
drive car to Florida for transportation. or
Will share expenses. Address Box l6-R.
star Office
Evening star., 1926-01-26
USED
PIANO
BARGAINS.


noes. pr-S ETC
poe for catching rats. Apply Nj stewar;
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WANTED-SAIESNEN

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for automobile
statesmen or those who want 70 become auto
eanizatio handling q line that is easy TO
sell; thorough training given to beginners:
Apply Gilbert Liberles. sales manager Ouris-
man Chevrolet Sales Co. 610 Fl st. ne
Evening star., 1926-01-26

CHEVROLET COACH. 20 model: new: rea-
sonable terms. Call Col. 6S40-W between
Evening star., 1926-01-26

Chalmers Underwear Salesman.
Salesman thoroughly experienced to repre-
sent an established wholesale house distribut;
knit goods. including CHALMERS underwear
for Washington and vicinity; Man with mo-
perm anent position. Apply by letter only.
Applications will be treated strictly conf
dentally. Askin Brothers Co.. Baltimore. Nd.
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Too Much Credit?

\. "A prominent farmer in Missouri fails TO the
tent Of 100000 to $15OOOO and involves two banks,
two commission houses, a clergyman relative and
many neighbors and friends.
."Too much credit and the irresistible fascination
Of trading in futures the sef-advanced rea-
sons he gave.
The system of trading in grain futures can hardly
Be blamed for his failure, can easy credit. If
thu futures abolished, could always
Find poker game or Monte Carlo if he wished
to. exercise his gambling tendencies. And let us
not rail easy credit for it is ideal Ct trust and
faith that is commendable.
The sad fact is that the has played and lost.
with his own money and with other peoples.
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plan on going through the Black
Hills and then on the different parts
of Colorado and Minnesota. We all
wish them good luck on their trip.
Viola Hagen left last Saturday to
spend a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hagen. Of
Painted Woods.
Miss Bonita Du TAFT Of Mercer has
been visiting with her sister and Lee
nora Johns the past week.
Margie Knowles has for her guest
this week friend, Miss Esther volk-
man. Of Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartley and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hoog. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben McKloskey and children
have 81 gone Tor few weeks vaca-
ton.
Wsllsce and Bertel Anderson are
busy this week painting the class
rooms In the basement OF the school,
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cumber have
como back after short vacation in
JaMestown. Montpelier and several
other pleees.
Mrs. dester Knowles II assisting in
the Farmers Store this week.
Mrs. Mary Smith 10 taking Viola
HAgen's place ct the switchboard
Whilo she Is coma.
Gene lannsdorf WAS taken very i'll
Friday. and Was rushed % the hos
pital at 0pee. He WA operated On
Tor appendicitis. H II improving
very sapidly.
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xNS WING
ne patriotic service Sunday eve-
nh !. given by the young people
tttIe0 out fine. They didn't have
qhinp all the talent they had planned
fdT6nt the few that were made it
OF prayer meetings have started
II 3ake up . definite work now.
CIR. first subject were taking mp 10
sst1apnal WoHk." Everyone il
"a "a to come to these meetings.
ffss Katherine Kork Of Jamestown
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