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More Of this type Of dealer help has
been put into effect during 1925 than
in the five previous years. And now
that the trend has been started, dealer
help will increase each year.
"The dealer must make a profit.
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for tho many sound practices Of pro
duction and selling helps that have
been instituted-an stabilizing factors
in the industry-factors which stand
out even greater than the greatest
record OF production the industry haS
known"
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ants into the field to institute sound
systems for conducting business. to
teach the dealer the relation of over
head to sales and the various types of
just exactly on what basis q business
Is running,
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

The Capitol Business College,
529 18th st. NV. Phone Franklin 1850
viii help secure you good position. Call
between 8 am. and 8 pm. any day.
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MONTE CARLO R
By E. IlfILLIPS OPPENHEIM 23I3R e..,, os.
VIZ -: g; = =.
BY E. IlfILLIPS OPPENHEIM

bathing nut a little later than usual,
found Violet taking her breakfast
upon the terrace. She greeted him
! half ca serly. half shyly.
Late this morning. aren't YOU? he
asked.
Il have nothing particular to do
she answered. It's delightful to
dawdle here"
He sank into chair by her side
and gave an order to his servant, who
had been following him with towels.
IF l may" he proposed II VIII
have my coffee with you.
III YOU may she repeated, little
scornfully.
What time did you get home last
night" he inquired.
About 10 O'clock
But Why" he asked, frowninG.
surely l saw you going out With
Roberto"
She stirred her coffee thoughtfuliy.
She was capable of great reserves, but
an impulse to let him know some
thing OF the truth assailed her and
she yielded to il.
Brothers don't seem to count for
much in Monte Carlo" she contided
We went to the SALES Privees be
cause Robert thinks he wins there
more easily. He spent the first part
of the evening with a little French
danseuse from the Cafe de France and
afterward he disappeared altogether
either with her or some one else. I'm
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FORCES HOLDING ATOMS
IN MOLECULES STUDIED
princeton Professor Explains Die
lectric Properties of Liquids
and Gases.

Studies of the forces which hold
together the atoms. constituent parts
OF the molecules of which all matter is
made, are described by Prof. K. r.
Compton of Princeton University.
The dielectric properties of LIQUIDS
ana gases. which would permit such
substances to be used to separate the
plates of an electrical condenser, and
by winch electricity may be carried
through them by induction. is said bv
Prof. Compton to he due to separa q.
ton of the two kinds of electrical
charges in the molecules. This may
be due to separation of the electrons
in the atoms from the other parts,
which are differently charged. or to
the molecules themselves being point
ed in different directions. These facts
and others all show that the mole.
cules exist, and the question now.
said Prof. Compton, Is What is their
structure and what are the forces that
hold their parts together"
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GOLD CROSS CAST IN SEA
AND WHITE DOVE FREED
Greek Orthodox Church Epiphany
Celebration Observed at
Florida Resort.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. January
High officials of the Greek Or
thodoX Church, assisted by Protestan
lergymen, yesterday observed the
annual Epiphany celebration here.
which was featured by the casting
into the waters of a golden cross and
a prayer for the safety of seafarine
men. Tourists from all parts of the
world witnessed the ceremonies, which
marked the nineteenth annual observ.
ance of the rite
Archbishop Alexander. New York.
head of the Greek Church in the
Americas. was the celebrant. assist ed
by DR.. Thomas Lacey, rector of The
Church of the Redeemer, Episcopal
of Brooklyn.
Led by Archbishop Alexander. 2
procession wound its way from ST
Andrews Greek Church to the waters
edge. where the prelate blessed the
sea. DR.. Lacey then, in the only Eng
lish spoken during the ceremony
quoted from the Scriptures. referring
to the descent of the Holy Spirit, and
white dove was loosed. As the bird
passed from sight the ceremony
ended.
a number in the procession were
dressed IN the native short skirts of
Greece, while a boat standing nearby
was decorated in the colors of Greece
and the United States
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not complaining-plea don't think
that" she went on hastily. Il want
Robert 30 enjoy himself, but to wander
about the rooms by ones self isn't
TOO plea SAINT, and although | don't
think I'm a prude / rather like to
choose my own acquaintance. That
why for the last three nights I've gone
to bed at about 10 o'clock and got I'D
in time to watch YOU, disa pprovingly.
from up there" she concluded, point
ing to her balcony.
I'm afraid I've been thoughtless. -
he admitted. II must disturb YOU
coming home at that hour of me
morning
You don't disturb me-" she as
sured him. because I'm always
awake"
What am I going to do about
YOU he asked after a brief pause
during which she had poured out his
coffee. I'm afraid you are getting a
little lonely
Il am quite satisfied to be alone. .
she assured him. That doesn't mean
being lonely in the least. If / may
have these gardens and the sunshine
and the birds in the morning and
those mountains to look at and the
car now and then, am, perfectly.
happy. Robert enjoys himself after p
different fashion but il doesn't inter.
fere with me-"
Copyright. 1925. by F. Phillips opcnheim
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1NSTALLMENT XVIII.

CONTINUED from Yesterdays STAR
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HEl.P-NAI.E.
GOVERN ENT
EMPLOYEES

company. Just formed in. Washington
telligent. we'll educated and have pleas
ing personality. an exceptional opportunity
&c those s ~ho Drove SrGra a6te.
will he selected for our new offices under
our our program Of expansion. II you wish. it
y s,l present position st once as you should
full time to our work. Reply by letter
only, giving age. education, your present
pointnlent will be arranged Replies win
he treated in strict confidence. Address Box
l3o-H Star off"e.
Childs Restaurant.
l340 New York ave. requires the services
ayers position.
TRUCK DRIVER for fuel oil
trucks. Griffith Coal Corp. 1910
G nv.
PRESSER. experienced. and
velvet hnisher. Woodruff Co..
Inc. 400 18th st. NV.
REGISTERED HARMA
cist; must be good, practical
man; references required Adj
dress Box POOH. Star Office.
DRUG CLERKS with at least
one years experience. Address
Box 3Ol-H. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. II to 20 wears
OF age, by real estate firm; must
ride bicycle Salary to start,
500. with good opportunity for
advancement. Reply in own
handwriting 4 d dress Box
322-H. Star office.
Automobile Salesman.
Only men who are alert and hustlers need
apply.
X McRcvnoldS & Son.
Nash Motors i4:3-c5-@7 L St NV
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QUICK, EASY WAY TO
HELP STIFF JOINTS
Tailor tells how to overcome
stiffness in hands

A Philadelphia tailor has found a
quick way Of getting rid of stiffness
in the hands and arms caused by
constantly using hot iron.
II have been using liniments for
a long time he says. hut ! find
that Sloan's Liniment is the best
II always gives me instant relief. ="
tName and address given on re-
IuestD
No matter how many other RENE
dies YOU may have tried-Sloans
will help YOU. lust pat it on light
ly. without rubbing. Right away
Sloan's sends Il healing tide of
fresh. new blood right to the stiff.
aching joints. The first thing YOU
know the aching and stiffness are
gone. Get n bottle today. All drug
CiStS-35 cents. DIR. Earl :. Sloan.
rs w. 18th st. New York.
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Lieut.. Col. Booth Transferred

Lieut.. Col. Alfred Booth, adjutan nj
general, has been relieved from duty
in the Office of the adjutant genera
of the Army, War Department, effec
tive April /. and ordered to Governor.
Island. New York City, for duty &
headquarters. I'd Corps Area.
Maj James A. Ulio, adjutant gen
eral, at Governors Island. has beer
transferred to this city for duty il,
the adiutant generals office.
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SN NOpSIS.

Sir Harrrave Wendever. country gentle
man and financier. calls on famous Lon;
don phy stefan for examination. and is told
he cannot live for more than six or eight
months Wondever takes the blow standing.
Winter as though nothing had happened.
However, feeling the urge to- give lit to
some poor follow creature he experiments
on those with whom he comes in contact.
,rntll he finds one who is III need of help.
This proves to he delicate looking manicure
sirl who serves him. regularly He offers her
and a member, of her family a vacation at
Monte Carlo. She has dinner with her Fl ance.
lturert. anti Dersuades him to act as her
brother. They call on Sir Hargrave and tell
hun they viii 20. In Monte Carlo their
host tells tn NJ they are free To do as they
nl"ase; gives them plenty OF spending money
anu places a car at their DISMISSAL Hargraye
ncWs his acquaintance with the charming
Princess Stephanie Putralka.
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stipation with Chamberlain Tablets
for the Stomach and Liver. They not
only relieve constipation but remedy
the cause weak stomach. With this
natural remedy, you, too. will avoid
constipation. Try Them tonight = be
happier tomorrow Ask your druggist.
~ They help Nature
VAC stop constipation
THAmB ERLAINp
UTABLETSQ
For toeuk stomach and liUer
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Continued tomorrowD
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GENERAL acknowledgements girl:
must I've fond of children and furnish refer
ence from last employer, as to honesty and
ability: stay nights aDDllcatIon by appoint
ment only Cleveland 291S.
HousEKEEPER 1whiteJ, for small apart Isas
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A SALESMAN TO
REPRESENT A PROMINENT WEST

in Washington and vicinity: position open
January 10: applicant must be willing to
the week: must have clean character and
fair education as well as good sonalty
and common sep.l this IS a permanent DO
a .'job-hunter'' cannot qualify: prefer mar
ried man over %: state experience and
phone number. Address Box 2S1-H. Star
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Special intensive courses TO- next PateI
Office. Stem. typ. and Clerical exams. begi
today. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATOR
SCHOOL. Sc. cor. 18th and +. Phi. FIR. 2OS
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HELP-FEMALE.
frnufiuned

GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl:
must I've fond Of children ana % fq bnsnv snd
ment only. Cleveland 2a7s.
ment and care i for baby Call Adams 1925.
MARCEL WAIVER and alI.aronnd ope ga,,,T
1898 Ga. ave. NV. |
MARCELLERS, and general operators ~
must be very fine. for reputable shop: geod
372.E. Star ONCE. -.
MARCELLER-Must be experienced; good
salary. Greene's. IFS 14th st. NV y.
OPERATOR Msrchant calculating machine
experienced. III 18th st. AM
SALESWOMEN. representing New York M AN.
ufacturer OF ,womens sanitary articles; direct
address BoF sdaR 9a$ Star as oi seo0'N
SECOND COOK experienced, for boarding
house; must be able TO handle orders
quickly: colored only. 1l"' 18th st. nv
TARCHER--Experienced for shirt depart
nrnt. Manhattan Laundry. 1895 Florida
STENOGRAPHER. capable. experienced in
public work Apply 303 woodward Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER & TYPIsT,-one with die
sng No p5efeT Young APp Simon
9rd floor. woodward Bldg 18th and H
crate salary and meals. Address Box Abb
star ofhce, --
TWO WORKERS tage 25-45l needed at s..
Johns tEpls.D Orphansge. III ST.: TO
care for little boys and girls X
TYPISTS wanted. Call National Tribune. ~
q st. ne.
wANTED-Yo lady familiar with general
Office work: knowledge of typlnS and Bur.
roughs adding machine: only experienced
help need apply stating reference. Address
Box 3o5-H, star Office.
WOMAN white about 35 years of age. who
has had experience in a linen room OF a
hotel and not IN laundry. Apply Home
Laundry. ITO Queen 81. ne.
WOMAN. refined. experienced IN care OF
children to 40 pm daily. Address
Box :j0o-H. Star office.
WOMEN 10 work under capable crew lead
experience not necessary. We train you.
Fun tune permanent work. excellent alary
and over writing Call West 1853 for APP
Dcintmsnt.
YOUNG LADY refined. hostess in tea
room: experienced: references required. Al
ply Happiness Candy Store. 1lo1 ct. NV
IICIIUS GARFl\CkEI- < co.
Have an opening Tor ?. frst-class filter on
women dresses: only those capable need
apnlv
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\ Surprise Visitor.

T ARGRANE watched the yellow
IL wine from long carafe being
poured into his glass.
4 i You are kind and thought
full about others, Stephanie, -
he said. Some day | almost think
there is confidence of my own which
| should make to YOU
You will find me always ready to
listen" she assured him. Il may not
give absolution, but | can give advice
Good advice, too, | think" she went
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Let your
stomach end
constipation

IF your Stomach and
l. Liver are weak, your
food is not digested.
Sour, undigested food
stays in your body. and
causes bad breath, Gas
pains. and constipation.
For 53 years, people have
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SITUATIONS-FENALE

sIENOGRAPHER. experienced knouIee-
hookkeeping references. Address Box Is
n. Star Office.
fPEWRITING wanted at home hv ac
curate. expert typist: advertising: manu-,
scripts copied: reasonable. Address Bo,
Z73-H Star office +.
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Observation-Disclosures.

APPAREL needed for rummsge sale (men's.
articles tbedding. dishes curtains rugs nic-
turesl: will make best cash offer. Phona
Mr.. Winger. Franklin 6416-J -
bought: drop postal. Leavitt. s13 Al st.
s.w -
AUCTION SALES of furniture OF all kinds,
pianos. business equipment. ETC.. every Wed.
nesday and Saturday. Let Us give you
Shannon. Caldwell 4 Co. oAaggstioneers. soi
BooKs-BooKs BOUGHT. ALL KINDS.
large or small lots. Bring them in. or phone
Franklin 5416. Pearlman's Boekshop. $50
G st. NV.
CAMERAS. tools of every kind. field glasses,
fhotguns: anything you have to sell. Groce's
18th and NV. Phi. Frank. s33 or postal.
CHEST OF DRAWERS or highboy. dark
wood. State price. P. H. Parrot. the Com
CLOTHING-Men east off: convert them
into cash. We pay the best prices of any
one in the city. Our will call any time
Call Main 4145. Justh's Old Stand 6l9 H.
CLOTH1NG-W:n call in my unlettered au-
tomobile. city or suburbs, and pay you high.
discarded clothing of all descriptions Ad-
dress postal phone. l win cali. W. Rice.
1892 9TH st. NV. North 1855.
DIAMONDS. jewe]ry and old gold. for cash
no DELAYS; Alvin Hofs diamond hrokei
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STFNOGR IPHER

A LARGE NEW YORK BANK HAS AN
y ITS cEbsTr
s2h h 81. 800: Good cHANeE FOR Ab:
XATTGEMEfTTTy Ep ESEHf6 GIVE ID AGE
PERiENCE. WRITE. TO BOX U. K. ROOM
a0s. 3s PARK ROW. NEW YORK CITY.
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WA\TED-SALESMEN
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

IANO HARMONY. COMPOSITION. JAZZ,
1926
COMMERCIAL ART AND ILLUSTRATING
time, successful prscticing conmerclal artist
F 81 SIC f iS5 H9Esif ARTS s14
i5 RS S1GNG fsnd 20 years FAN n p
/ SPANISH AND ENGLISH TAUGHT: DIPLO-
matte work preferred. Phone Col. 1858. -
WANTED-oUTDoOR BOYS, 1871
few schoarships sre a srsiIabIe TIE Ma
| TIONAL FARM SCHOOL. Farm school. Pa
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
teed: excellent reference any car furnished
Mr. Kennedy. Adams Az.
enro for the las cases at M IaSe s' Hon
ours School. Washington Gully exclusive
snd .y OF 6esuY culture hss 1s Ds
We nep to ST Ga1e FaDK
AUTO DhIyING LESSONS BY OLD. Ex Pc;
| Lincoln 81.
BOYD SHORTHAND IN 30 SCHOOL. DAYS.
eourse so .shoo days
SoYp School FoR 1855
st. Main 1915. Est. years
fHOsE WITH UNDEvELOPED EALENT
for drawing--Large studio offers unusual
onnortunity for practical training evenings:
will interview only those DESTROYS of making
81 n. Star Office.
FRENCH. SPANISH. ENGLISH
Individual class instruction
Portland Hotel Ant. B. -. N. S616. To-
Now is a good time to hegin a course tina.
will fit YOU for life's duties. lou will ney er
regret course in our school Thousands
wooD ss : Celia 1853
1000 POSITIONS OPEN
IN HOTELS.
BIG PAY.
PREPARE IN SHORT
TIME.
Hotels, clubs, apartments. in
situations, tea rooms, Cafeterlas,
need trained men and women.
d m and exceeds supply.
Every day openings in d. c.,
i Florida. every State. for man
ayers. asst. managers, hostesses.
l'houSekeepers. accountants. room
clerks. stewards. etc. In 1925 our
free National Employment Blu
reau 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 a. m. to 9 pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd St.
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COOK and general houseworker wants place
stay nights: best references. Phone y. 1885,.
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mac 1917.
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ELECTRIC MASSAGE. VIOLET RAY. TIER
molite treatment for neurlts. lumbaEo. rheu-
matIsm. nervousness. 921 18th ST.. Room
1909. Main 1045o. 10 to Il D m e
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

JLEANINT APTS. or part-time work OF any
KIND: 1851 2Sth st. NV. -
CLEANING apt. or Office building: elevator
operator: colored woman. 1917 18th St
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ChlldS Restaurant.

1870 New York ave. requires the services
of an experienced person for assistant man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-31

Among others, the following regu-
lations may be cited:
ITO exercise the ministry of any
cult 1t is necessary to be a Mexican
by BIRTH"
1.-THE instruction given shall be
non-sectarian in the public schools
and in the primary, second and
higher grades Of all private educa-
tional establishments"
"All monastic orders and converts
shall be dissolved after identifying
and taKng descriptions of the ex-
cloistered persons"
Ministers OF religion shall never
be permitted to criticise the funda-
mental laws of the country, nor the
authorities of the Government.
either in particular. or in general"
Ministers OF religion may never
associate themselves for political
purpose"
Religious publications. or those
simply of a marked tendency in
favor Of a determined religious be-
lief, whether by their program or
title, shall not be permitted TO com
ment on national political subjects,
nor to publish information regard
ing acts of the authorities of the
country or of individuals who may
have a direct relation to the func-
tioning of public instructions"
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OVER-SOLICITOUS MOTHERS
by MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

Some women possess the souls of tyrants. Their
chief aim in existence is to make over their men.
In many outwardly happy homes the wife and
mother, even though she be a devoted and loving one,
sits as a spy over her entire family. She prizes into
their hearts and tries to worm out their dearest Sc
crets. She wants to know what they are doing every
waking moment. She can't sleep until she sees them
all safely slumbering. She is not happy unless she
is camping on their trail. She is eaten with a morbid
curiosity about their every action.
Generally such a woman is called a slave to her
home. She is praised from one end of the country
to the other because of this constant attendance upon
her family. I'VE always speak Of her as a martyr to
those she loves.
III the truth were known, however, it is the hus-
band and children of such a person who are the real
sufferers. 1t is horrible to have somebody not only
logging your footsteps but your thoughts. No child
wants his mother to be always at his heels. He does
not like anybody to peep into the secret places Of his
band lives but prefers to be left alone most of the
time. He loathes being eternally looked after.
Husbands and children are individuals, first of all.
They should be responsible for their actions. They
have got to think and act for themselves. You may
love them devotedly but you gan not hope to be the
sentinel of their souls. q
A great many marriages are ruined by this femi.
nine passion for making over families. Boys and girls
are made miserable because their mothers can not re-
sst the desire to run their movements and their minds.
Such wives are mental corkscrews when it comes
to probing into the inner nature of their husbands.
1t is a most excellent thing to remember that no
matter how dearly you may love a man, his individ-
uaHty is distinct from yours and his soul a thing apart.
Even though YOU may have given them life, your chill.
dren are, masters Of their destiny.
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PULPIT

In this day Of enlightened Justice and multitude
nous law, it seems that a man still can go about per-
forating other mems left v~entricles in order to pre-
serve the sanctity of his home.
Well and good. But when a woman INDUCES in
a little face-slapping in remonstrance against a slur
upon her honor, the chances are that she will go to
Jail.
Martha Bates OF Milestone, KY, is a good girl
and always went to church. A few weeks ago, listen
ing to the ministerial meanderings of one Arlie
Brown, Baptist preacher, Martha was astonished by
his statement that no ~virtuous woman would bob
her hair.
Now Marthas hair and that of several other
women in the church was bobbed. But none of the
others seemed to have the courage or decency to do
anything about it when the Reverend Brown made
his announcement. So Martha rose, walked quietly
down>the aisle and slapped the parsons face.
For assault and battery, disturbing the peace,
breaking up a religious service, or some sort of
charge, they arrested Martha, had her sentenced to
forty days in jail.
Seventeen days later, the pardon commissioner.
a woman who also has bobbed hair, was asked for
a report on the case by Governor William J. Fields.
simultaneously, the Governor released Martha and
some caustic remarks about pulpit cowardice" be-
ing among the meanest of sins. Governor Fields
said further that he approved highly of what Martha
did.
So do we all. .
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ONE MORE MYSTERY

Too much gambling in the city, say some mem
bers of the Merchants Association.
They have discovered that an illegitimate indus
try is interfering with legitimate commerce.
The selling ofabaseball pools, so called, is SO
widespread that every one, apparently, except the
police heads and the board Of safety are buying them.
1t Is a new form of the meanest form of gam
bling, because there is so little chance to win and
the profits to the promoters are large.
All that is required is a bunch of tickets, a few
lively agents and blindness on the part of the police.
Out Of every dollar taken in, at least a third goes
to the promoters of these enterprises.
The tickets are sold to those who can least af-
ford to lose money.
The total, it is asserted, runs into thousands of
dollars a day.
The old hope of something for nothing is held
out to those who can i'll afford to lose the little they
have. And as a result there are unpaid grocery bills,