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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

The labor crowd playing the pool
at the Spar. Maude King, Doris
Humphrey, looking glorious THAT is
meant for both ladies', no inyidious dis
tinctions aIlowedl. trying to repeat
the luck Of Maude. Here's wishing
them low and high apiece on the
same card.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

L. E. Hultgrsn smiling from the
front Of his limousine like the Prince
of Wales, must have sold another
$4,000 block Of property, or maybe
five cards for the Wynooche, all the
same to L. q.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Two boys putting up election cards
for Ed Finch. Leaving the Pennans
they dropped one. Pete Howard in
his Texas sombrero stopped the boy
Don't be laying that good looking
man on the barroom floor" mo sir, Z
replied the young man, ''Ill hang him
on the telephone pole.v
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Braekinreed in a suit Of overalls
with red letters between the shoulders
IA red letter day fer Brack. Here's
wishing him many happy returns.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Doc Wheeler looking for his specs
and pocket book, followed By a stray
pup. First thing you know Doc'I
have a new breed Of Abyssinian Ga.
zelle hounds out at Wylderwood ken.
nels.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Mac Stewart showing one Of oul
leading editors Buick sedan. He hal
the right idea, editors who are author.
tiles on transportation should match
the right word with the right car
Keep right on top Of him, Mae, h
deserves it.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Louis Human riding a bike. We
suggest that he read the famous play
entitled the Importance Of Being
Ernest" Why keep . dog, Louis, and
do the barking yOurself7
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Ed Dolan laughing at the cartoon
Of those inimitable soldiers Wallace
Berry and Raymond Hatton. It's a
good man that can get q kick out Of
his own pictures. May he never grow
old, never have less, and always sit
in on the show at the d q Z, like
the big god hearted kid he is today.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Garfield back form the labor con-
vention at Everett looking like Doug
lass Fairbanks in Don 9, Son Of zor-
ros. Some Of these young fellows can
make the old plugs look like dime
in Chinese money.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-07-30

Speaking Of dogs-Is it true that a
certain editor tried to steal Harry
Aliens bulldog and when the ex-chief
arrived on the scene. the scribe or
dered large orange to cover his con-
fusion at being caught in the back
Of drug store making love to the
big fellows pet7 Orange-aida put
up the flowing mead.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
SYNOPSIS,


w,hs ,hchenas e oop Peterson London once girl;
and DECIDES to m speSa ne"1psTe. eon1sst Tn
promise OF adventure to her. aud she books
,s s,nnss f9I Port M9mbasa; When the boat
W inepect the old town and is accosted by a
nns nSsiVe;, who friEhtens her Angus Brodie
from y ,he ner neliow passengers. rescues her
~, Arrxed at Momba.a the first person
Micfhenda sees is Brett Fairways noted
explorer, whose face has haunted her dreams,
ensrt rs introdnced TO him by Lucille Day-
her acquanta1ce Mrs Davenant ana Far.
bnnting invite dRichends a. to Join them a
of Lucille e''"9 SUSPICIOUS
Brett tells Richenda he loves her He is
Ht.uoIy ana acts strangely. but Richends
trusts him completely. even though the in.
u,macy ,nn between him and Lucille Is disturb
10 De rid Of that woman. You've got 10
ma Hharys me & at once And Richenda feeling
hrodle pays SURPRISE visit and csntions
hI-nenca TO so slowly He asks hpr 10
Enn,se TO come TO him IL she ever needs
h ne marriage is performed and a few
t., tt,u'ile dnarr"hng violently. Lucille !s re-
Rre,ts Rs rs,drt prtoe ana accustng him OF higany
% mas Kept tbs from he. threateas to ,"Il
Eha, Eirnenda ca they have been lovers Brett asks
snInits she is In difficulties about A forEed
$pr her :" - n'ttt VIII pay up
stunned and diainsioned. Richent,a fees
Iemnr'sdnp 11n Gsn.p IN motor car. In a daze she
relnenibers her promise to Angus and d.
ieCts the native driver to take her to am.
"%gru' .s,u' Fairwavs after discovering her ab-
ssnce from camp. follows her 90 Brodie's
hin hii,,In shI s,I Gemands that she return With
-, ii,ia. L. She refuses. so he bundles her M
IN some blankets and takes her in the car
nv uo 70 ms amp. Their camp is visited
ny Two EnEiishmen. Andcrs and HolliTg
T~ortha who are partners IN a nearby rannb
fhe e rasnh sslrhways va, are Invited to luncheon at
""me daily callers at the camp. and Richend,
11iInnues ~ 10 Andera her desire to get away
II" makes love to her. and she repulses him
continued from Thursdav's Starl
Evening star., 1926-08-21
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Evening star., 1926-08-21
The Misty Pathway
Bv FLORENCE RTDDETI


snip; at any rate, more than AnderS
had hated him. too. for something
he had said a while later-"Ill give
you another month TO learn to see
things at their proper value. And
then" He had broken off into ST
lence at that, silence more eloquent
than words. had turned on his heel,
leaving her alone to complete the SEN
tence in whatever way she wished,
and Rfchenda, standing with patch
OF scarlet burning on each cheek,
had felt her hate OF him grow stronger
than ever
IheN were enCamped in thlckly
wooded country now. and the girl, as
before, had no knowledge of her
whereabouts. once she had put fur
tive questions regarding the position
OF the nearest township to Jeroge, the
native boy.
1t Is three hours westward. mem
sahib,' he had told her. Tomorrow
the bwana sends me there to buy tea
and -four"
only a few miles away. That would
he easy. she reflected. with money at
her command TO board the train once
she reached il. But without money
train and township might as we'll be
Il. million miles away. Her determined
young lips came together in d tight
line then. She would suffer the
humiiiating position of being this
mans prisoner not one moment longer
than was necessary.
Another month--ard then"
iilS words came back to her Well.
somehow or other. the end Of that
month must find her free.
Apart from the delight of escaping
from her present position. it would be
fun to outwit this man who spoke as
II he We're omnipotent. She wished
she might see his face when he dis.
covered she had gone beyond recall.
She q love to be somewhere within his
slght, yet out of his reach, to send
scathlng words across to him-to
mock at him.
During her afternoon siesta of the
sixth day in camp she was reused bv
Il clamor of excited tongues. Presently
FairwaY's deeper tones came. then the
patter of bare feet, the sound of his
heavier footsteps striding into dis
tance. and quietness was on the camp
again.
Rlchenda lay lazily wondering what
had been the cause of this commotion.
what had taken him away so sudden.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
POlNCARE WEARS HAT
USED IN OFFICE BEFORE
French Premier Practicing Econ
omy IL Haircuts and Pressing
of Clothes Less Often.
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, August 2l.-Comins after
the bemonocled and bespatted Nj. de
Monzle and the equally bemonicoled
and adorned NJ. Caillaux. Frances
new finance minister and premier.
Raymond Poincare, is an extremely
simple dresser.
Practicing his own preachment Of
public and private economy. NJ.
Poincare is wearing the same old soft
gray hat he wore when he left the
premiership more than two years ago.
Also he IS working in an old gray
sack suit that shows considera BILE
need OF pressing. He Is repairing less
frequently to the barber for his hair
and beard trims than when he occu-
pied the more decorative post of
president of the republic
When NJ. Poincare was foreign min
lister the social duties attached 10
that office forced him TO be more or
less stylishlv turned out for gala, coca
Sions. Even then, however. he never
deserted the old-fa shioned frock coat
Tor the more elegant CutaWay or the
pIdNl black WaiStCoat in favor of the
white vest with his evening clothes.
1t had TO be an exceedingly important
affair to make him discard his derby
or soft hat In favor of d topper"
Evening star., 1926-08-21

~. Presently she slipped into her
dressing gown and popped a rumpled
dark mead into the blazing heat ont.
side. Already a quarter of mile
away she could see Fairwavs speedinp
toward distant valley. some five
hide-hung natives keeping pace with
nm. two Of his own white kunza ed
BOYS accompanying the crowd.
she wandered, suddenly, why he
should have left her alone, with but
one servant, giving no explanation for
MS departure-not even waiting for
the usual aCquiescence which he al.
ways extracted from her, the promise
that she would not move from the
camp
continued in Tnesdav'S Starl
Evening star., 1926-08-21
RIGID ECONOMY URGED
ON FRENCH TEACHERS
Ways of Inculoating Frugality
Stressed in Circular Include
Wearing Shabby Clothes.
BY 'he Associated Press

PARIS. August 2l.LA circular to
school teachers issued 10y NJ. Herriot
as minister Of public instruction,
suggests ways in which they should
recommend economy in the national
interest. No sacrifice is insignificant,
the minister says. if made by every
tody. The suggestions are:
Fruit and vegetables should be
pared as little as possible. and ashes
carefully sifted. Everybody should
avoid wasting single crumb of bread.
Coffee should he taken weaker than
formerly and less sugar used Pre-
served milk should be avoided as be-
ing an imported article.
Less gas should he burned and the
electric iight turned off when not
actually required Great care should
he taken Of clothes and nobody should
be afraid of being seen wearing
shabby clothes.
Bits of paper should be saved and
sold instead Of being thrown away.
Automobiles should be used only
when omnibuses or subways are not
available.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
Cathedral Gift for Coolidge

LONDON. August 81 GPl.-In recog-
milton of the generous support by
Americans generally of the cathedral
restoration fund, the dean and chapter
of the Lincoln Cathedral will present
to President Coolidge thefphotograph
Of a copy of Magma Charta, which is
in the cathedral library,
Evening star., 1926-08-21
NSTALLME\T MI.
By Right Of PrOprietorshin.

Fuchenda spurred herself 10 fur
ther effort '"'
But, then, YOU sec. don't,
never shall, Moreover. this absurd
raveman. comic opera stuff that Won
indulge in merely makes YOU ridden.
ious IN my eyes. You can't go on
dragging me around the world for
Evening star., 1926-08-21
AN OPPORTUNITY!
MADE TO ORDER FOR MEN
WHO FEEL THE URGE
To SEJT

Opportunities in the automobile business
are greater now than ever before. Joseph
McReynolds Inc. distributor of Stude baker
Automobiles, offers ambitious men the mean 9
of entering the best paid branch of the
business-the sales division--through a
sales school, starting August Gath.
The tuition Is free-there ia no oblga-
tion. The course is short but thorough and,
eondi,iSns eoDd @ and methods that have n proyed S
themselves over and over again and are now
men. Only small amount of time two
evenings a week. is required.
Frankly. we're trying TO interest good men
in selling Studebaker Automobiles. and posi-
tions on our Washington sales force viii be
offered those who show promise But
whether or not you want TO sell Studebaker
cars when the course is completed what you
learn here will be of great benefit in what
ever field you are in. The number accepted
for enrolment will be limited. so make ap-
plication at once 10 Mr.. Gregg, between .
and Sunday afternoon
JOS. McREYNOLDS, ING,
OF WASHINGTON. D. G..
Main Branch. 1Ath and & -Sta. NV.
Evening star., 1926-08-21

COMMERCIAL ART. POSTER ILLCSTRA- :
ton life. iIherior decorating, costume and
millinery designing: practicing specialists
teachers. 'Investigate before you invest. y
ACADEMY ARTS AND SCIENCES. 1917
Rhode Island ave. NV. North 9434.
AUTo DRIvESG LESSON Ssesr
1923 G 81. NV. Frank 9248.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD, ExPE.
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured !:
white chauffeurs furnished. Cali Line. So
NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TINE TO BEGIN
s;,e course in shorthand. typewritins and Eng
nsnne gay or re evening ast o we nave helped many
Woods schoQl, 81 East Capitol street.
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN.
Hot Hotels. clubs: apartments. institutions.
cafeteras.' need trained men and women.
Demand increasing daily. Every day opening
in D. c.. Florida. all States. for managers.
asst. managers hostesses housekeepers ac-
countants. room, clerks. stewards and other
executives.
Night classes now forming Glass limited.
Enroll early. Prepare in few short months
Tor big pay, with bigger opportunities. Open
LEWIS HoTEf TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Pennsylv ana Ave. at 23rd st.
Evening star., 1926-08-21

EVeRTWth LlAS ttoTS~
'oVsI, AND IT LOOKED As
IF AIS TRoucles Meoe
OVER AS LONG As Hrs @A
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ST5EL nAA coInAtD 70
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Evening star., 1926-08-21
WANTED-AGENTS.
INSTRUCTION COI-RSES

AGENTS to sell coupons: no experience nc
essary: wonderful offer. Clinedinst. Z;
14th st. NV
Evening star., 1926-08-21


Sds e Gs s0 an'eE3S coa%bs d fos
SALESMAN-Real estate salesman for new
houses must have car; real opportunity for
hustler. Young Co. 1929 Vermont ave.
STEAM ENGINEER for IL N. to am.
watch. Apply St. James Hotel engine room.
STONECTTTERs. building stone. SIZE per
st"ne s1 orp aay sseaSE Nd work
STONE PLANERMEN, 81 per hour: s;hour
Corp. Baltimore. Md.
TENOR for Episcopal choir: write training
and experience state age. Address Box
2ss-R Star office
TRUCK MECHANIC = Permanent position
for competent mechanic WHO is SOBER ind1s- nd Is
star Office. giving references. salary. 22'
WAITER. experienced Apply Model Lunch,
~ 9Th st. Sc.
wANTED--Hotel bell men, white: height
Apply Carleton Hotel. 10Th and SITS Nv
wANTED-Crew manager and high-class
sD specially statesmen, not afraid OF , work
ord must show production. See Mr.. John
son. az 9Th st. NV.
WASH MAN--Colored; must understand
kinds ,frst-cIass work Must be sober and
dependable. for public laundry in suburbs.
Reference. Lincoln 3311. 22'
YOUNG MAN. experienced in groceries and
meats reference required. j. S. Wagman.
l94l 9th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, ambitious, as runner by ma
.l9zas 217a77 0snA. Adorees BOX 3e5 \. star Once
YOUNG MAN. .typist must be accurate.
cetved over the. telephone. Don't apply ,ln-
les less experienced and competent. 2O4 Star
CAN EARN s. AN HOUR
yens day or svcSna Xmas sd so or M
PROCESS ENGRAVING Co.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
Man to the dis
poon 9 as o
in past fve years, Must be able to furnish
4, Sunday afternoon to Mr.. Gregg, 14th at
SITS. NV.
FLOOR MANAGER
for mercantile establishment. State age
and and references. Address Box 44s-R, Star
SALESMAN, with automobile,
for interior decorating depart
ment: furniture experience de-
sirable, but not necessary; re-
plies confidential; state age. SELL
ing experience and present en-
plOyment. Address Box 45o-R,
Star Office.
THE HECHT co. requires the
services of an energetic young
man with delivery dept, expert
enced; permanent position. APP
ply Employment Office The
Hecht Co.
MEN, limited number wanted
to go through our training
school, preferably those with
selling experience. If you are
looking for permanent con-
nection and you can give bona
hde reference and have lived
within the District. we will be
pleased to have you telephone
Main 227o for appointment.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

INSTRUCTORS for day, evening or. exten-
grees. Research University. 1907 Eye st.
25s
INVESTIGATORS for special work. to locate
people in the District: full or part time. Ad
dress Box 294-R. Star office.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE. no children, to
care for doctors Office; rent. heat light and
garden space free: Catholic preferred. Ad-
dress Boz 37O-R. Star Office 22s
Evening star., 1926-08-21
HELP-MALE (COnt'6.

PRESSER - Thoroughly experienced on
men and ladies work; steady position.
Apply at once. Dave Margolis. 761 22nd
Evening star., 1926-08-21

RELIABLE MAN to care for small apt
building: ant quarters in exchange for serv-
ice Call owner. 1873 Columbia I'd. Apt. S.
Evening star., 1926-08-21

FURNITURE--Must be sold. Tapestry Nv
port console and end tables. Windsor
straight and wicker chairs, lady's desk. mir.
rOrs. rugs. table and bridge lamps chest
drawers, telephone stand. Euglander couch
poster he'd. de luxe springs. refrigerator
kitchen table. Less than half price. Apart b..
ment 3Op. 300 Connecticut ave 2hs
Evening star., 1926-08-21
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nec-
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
Tx
Evening star., 1926-08-21

FIXTURES. complete. for tailor store or
pressing shop; cutting and display tables
triple mirror and Singer sewing machine Ap-
ply to "35 eth ST. sw. or call Main 214h
Evening star., 1926-08-21
SITUATIONS-MALE.

BOY -colored. wishes afternoon work, Call
Pot. 5SS5. 81
CARPENTERS PPR MTG E-Strong
young man, 10. would like steady position
as helper or apprentice. Address Box 4S1-R
Star office 22s
Evening star., 1926-08-21

CASH REGISTER. National. electric. mahog-
any finish: receipt and slip printer: 1c To-
500 90 positively hrand-new: never used
cost S52J: will sell at sacrifice price. 63i
Evening star., 1926-08-21

FURNITURE = Mahogany wardrobe and
other household furniture. 4l5 A st. se.
Evening star., 1926-08-21

tor; . cabins berths. galley, toilet. at a
reasonable price for cash or at your terms
Address Box 149R. star Office @4s
DAVENPORT-BE Kroeher; nearly neU
Dining table. rocker and rug. North
3056-R o2s
Evening star., 1926-08-21

DRUG STORE FIXTURES, handsome ma
hOgany; plate glass candy and floor cases
Sacrifice 900 Z St nv
Evening star., 1926-08-21

FURNITURE Of six-room house. practically
new: twin beds. dressers. chairs, rugs etc
6Ol2 Illinois ave NV Adams RO24.i 0os
Evening star., 1926-08-21

GASOLINE ENGINE. ~. h. D.: circular
saw on truck: ! =, h. p. motor ., c. circular
saw. band saw, Al on truck; IA h. D.. mo.
tor. O. ac. . drill presses all on truck 2
half-ton chain falls all at half price: cali
forenoon; gone out of business. 1904 y
st. nv. 21s
Evening star., 1926-08-21

rooms complete furnish,
inRs. &4OO: will sell separately: also rent
lO-rOom house. Adams 1894.
Evening star., 1926-08-21

Walnut finished l0-piecs
dining room suite. > table lamps. sowing
machine. Grafanola oak bookcase. Freshman
radio. For appointment. phone North $40.
No dealers
Evening star., 1926-08-21
SALESWOMFr

for gloves. leather goods. hosiery, under
wear, lewelry and misses departments
Must give first-class references. Addres,
Box 447-R Star office
Evening star., 1926-08-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PARTNER WANTED in proven highly
your money. For details address Box 379-R
Star Office. ~
WILL SELL 81 400 End trust note. PAYABLE
monthly. for 500; owner needs ready cash
Address Box 349-R. Star Office. "a.
LARGE STORE Q rooms: baths above,
a4os i4.h NV NV tsii s2q Coz. ccasaSn s5Ii oS ?S.er
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES. located corner
Mt. Pleasant and Lamont SITS ". we'll
equipped excellent business lease 1 900
cash. bal. easy terms. Call at station 23.
FURRIER. practical. experience on remodel
ing and new work. would like TO meet party
with following small investment: wonderful
ogBortunity for live wire. Address Box
433-h. star ONCE. 23s
PRINTING OFFICE, fully equipped for do.
ing Job work: new foundry type small presa
ana periorator: priced for quick sale G. b.
nel0 20 = N ST NV: 22s
A GOING CONCERN will issue $50 900 az
US stock. money to be used to enlarge its
business real opportunity TO make some
real money. investigate and you will be con
ylnced. Address Box 424-R. Star Office 23s
TWO MONEY MAKING restaurants At
bargain. Address Box 474-R. Star Office.
-
CAFETERIA--Heart of downtown business
section; excellent buy Call at Q G ST, NV
LADIES' SHOP for sale. fully eqUipped
Excellent chance for 1.-Two wire TO make good
For full particulars, call a. 1104 King S..
Alexandria, Va. S3s
Evening star., 1926-08-21

SALESMAN-Real estate salesman for new
houses; must have car; real opportunity for
hustler. Young & Co.. 1929 Vermont ave.
STEAM ENGINEER for 12 NJ. to am.
watch. Apply St. James Hotel engine room
Evening star., 1926-08-21

DRESSER. nahOgany finish; 4-pOster bed
mahogany finish. with De Luxe springs:
ing room chair: dining room set. 10 pieces.
walnut. Windsor period: porch set. red and
black. table and cabinet. stick willow chairs
to match wall shelves: Easy washing ma
chine. 1910 Crittenden st. NV 91s
Evening star., 1926-08-21

GAS RANGE. 4-burner: high oven: perfect
condition; S25. Col. 4077. l409 Ingraham
nIn
Evening star., 1926-08-21

CATARACT WASHER electric at a bar
gain: only slightly sOiled. Address Box
436-R. Star office.
CHIFFONIER. double. $50; china closet
SO. Columbia 1908.
Evening star., 1926-08-21

DINING ROOM TABLE. oak buffet china
Phone Cleveland 1868.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ASH REGISTER, Remington: slightly Hsed
$3.50 machine: registers 1c 10 50. With de-
tail strip Sl75 cash or will consider trade
for Chevrolet or Ford coupe. Address Box
431-R Star office