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Answers To Last Weeks
Questions

Sc. The Fastest Thing on Legs?
Man has run 100 yards in 8 3-5
seconds; 200 yards in 10 seconds;
Paavo Nurmi, The Finnish Wonder,
covered a mile in 4 minutes, 10
2-5 seconds. The Whippet, a small
dog. weight 10 to 20 pounds, will
run 200 yards in II seconds; the
fastest racehorse has covered IA
mile in % seconds; ~ mile in 10
seconds; a mile in / minute, 30 %
seconds; the Greyhound has run
IA mile in 26 seconds, IL mile in
IS seconds; and the Foxhound, a
species of Greyhound, has been
known to cover 4 miles in z min
utes.
81. The Fastest Mechanical Con-
veyance?
Man has skated 200 yards in II
seconds; a mile in 2 minutes 80
seconds; has made a quarter mile
ON a bicycle in % 3-5 seconds, a
mile in one minute 45 seconds.
The greatest 24-hour run OF a
steamship is GIG knots (776) miles,
a "knot'' is a nautical mile oops
yards); a motorboat has travelled
at the rate of so miles an hour; a
motorcycle a mile in 1872 seconds;
the fastest run OF a train was at
the rate of 112 miles an hour; the
fastest time of an electric a is
at the rate of 10 miles an hour;
an automobile has travelled a mile
in 23.07 seconds. A navy airplane
has attained a speed of 26612 miles
an hour; a mile in a trife over l3
seconds.
SO. The TalIest Structure Ever
Built by Man?
The pyramid of Cheops, the
largest in Egypt, was originally
1872 feet high; the Washington
monument, 555M feet high. is the
highest stone structure in the
world. The Woolworth building,
New York City, go ~stories) is 7s2
feet. The Eiffel Tower, Paris, is
the highest structure ever built, is
of light steel, skeleton construc-
ton, 9S4 feet high; visitors are
carried to the upper deck by ele-
vators. A weather observatory is
maintained at the top.
SO. The Strongest Man OF Modern
Times?
Eugene Sandow was no doubt
he most consistent, ~all-around
of modern times. He died
n England about a year ago cage
58) due to a strain received by
lifting an automobile, unassisted
rom a ditch. He was born IN
Germany. At 10 he was a weak
ing; by systematic exercise (most
dumb-belD he developed into
/. veritabfe Sampson at %. Among
lis noteworthy feats may be men,
Toned the following: cowed a mad
,ircus lion by sheer strength; bent
backwards and lifted a horse over
lis head; lifted q mai to the top
a table on the palm Of his hand;
the weight Of SO people on
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RaUages of Epidemics

Four and five centuries ago. the
Black plague ravaged mankind with
a severity and a f~erociousness IN
paralleled today. During n great
epidemic o%ne-fourth of the worlds
popuIace was depleted in the short
space of two years.
Like a great fostering, miasmic
wave, periodically the foul tenta-
cles of plague have swept over the
world. Centuries ago it was lep-
rosy, then syphilis, then the Blu
bonic or Black plague, then small
pOx and later the great respiratory
plaques of influenza. pneumonia
and sometimes infantile paralysis.
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by mean of the stars called THE
Pointers" on the Great Dipper."
OF the 7 bright stars forming the
Dipper, the two end ones of the
bowl are the Pointers, they are
about 5 degrees apart and form an
excellent means of estimating star
distances in the sky. In line with
the Pointers and about 20 degrees
from them shines "Polaris", the
North Star, the most valuable star
to us in the whole heavens.
az. Some Rules Concerning Chi
nese Personal Names?
There are but 43S family ame
in all China, mostly of one sylla-
BILE; usually names of common OBJ
iects; such as Lung, Dragon;
Lang, WOLF; Ma, Hemp; Ii
pronounced Lee, "A Plum; Lin,
s'Forest"; Wang, prince; Hwang,
yellow; Luy, Thunder. The
surname Lii, Wang and Chang are
as common in China as Smith,
Brown and Jones with us. The
Chinese and the Koreans have at
least two names; n a "Sing", or
family name; and a Ming" of
given name. The Ming (given
name) usually in two syllables, in
variabIy follows the Sing, or sur
name, in both speech and writing;
as LII Hung Chang, Tseng-Kwo-
Fan. 1t would be proper. Per-
sons having the same surname can
not intermarry. When a woman
marries, she assumes her hus-
bands and retains her
surname as her given name.
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exert a great influence on their

exert a great influence on their
lives.
Minister'S Salaries
ALSO the salary of a minister
is frequently very small. He and
his children have to live simply
and economically. The children
do not get the Injuries and ease in
early life which might lead them
astray. Likewise. a minister is al
ways concerned with the educa-
ton of his children and they gem
orally get the best obtainable.
such things are the influences
that make for the right start.
And. as anyone will grant. a good
preparation is necessary for any
thing. whether ii be for life itself
or a profession.
I'm Who's Who in America
preachers children have more
than 80 times the number of
anne that their proportion OF
the population would allow Out
of 10000 names listed. 1900 of
them are names of preachers
children
THE Hall of Fame in IL own
country shows exactly the same
result. While the National Biog-
raphy' of England is a similar
witness. Indeed. whatever way
the investigator may turn the like
facts are certain to appear.
In Education
"Of the six largest state uni
Yersities In the United States and
the six best-known colleges for
women, three of each are headed
by preachers children.
From all of this it can clearly
be seen that a class of people
should not be judged by the
actions of only a few, but the
totally of what the class stands
for should be adduced from what
its greatest percentage has accom-
plished."
Bishop Hughes is 60 He is the
son of a minister and the father
of six children himself Four of
these are boys and two are girls.
One of the boys is a minister.
Two are in college and n is a
highly successful business man in
an eastern city. Both his daugh-
tiers are married.
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Remarkable Resemblance

Feature for feature. inch for inch
and unce for ounce, Kazuo Kaneko
and Tsuguo Kaneko, twins, in
Tokyo, are so much alike that even
their parents we're unable to distin-
guish between them. In voice, man
ner, likes and dislikes they are du-
plicates. Called to the colors re-
Gently, the examining officers could
find no identifying marks SO Were
forced to affiX marks 10 their ear
lobes so that commanding officers
might know to which II they were
giving orders.
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Old Idea OUerruIed

The old maxim that silence
gives consent is not accepted by
English law, under q recent ruling
of the court of criminal appeals in
England. A prisoner, accused of
receiving stolen goods, had re-
NAMED silent when asked whether
guilty or not guilty, and his silence
was taken as a plea of guilty. He
was sentenced by the lower courts
10 five years of penal servitude. But
the court of appeals ruled that his
silence was not adequate evidence
Of a plea of guilty by the prisoner,
and discharged the convicted man.
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DO YOU KNOW?

43. How Does The Storage Bat
terry Work?
"A. How Do You Test a Storage
Battery?
As. Where Was Robinson Cruso's
Island?
46. The Principal Game Birds of
U. S. and Canada?
AT. How is the Speed of Light
Measured?
4a. How Are Ordinary Table
Dishes Made?
40. What Was the Pony Express?
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his back at one time; with proper
harness could lift three tons;
snapped q strong chain by the ex-
pansive power of his chest. He
was of medium height, stalky
build.
40. When Was 1.-THE Year Without
a Summer?
The year 1916 was the most note
worthy in American weather his
tory. Variously known as "Eigh-
teen hundred and froze o death,
Poverty Year, and "The Year
Without a Summer. In the eastern
and northern states there was
snow and frost every month OF the
year. On June II a snow fall OF
8 inches in New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania and New York, and snow
drifts in Vermont. Snow fell again
August 80. It was not exactly a
year without a summer, but the
summer with some very cold wealth
err; it averaged up some by spells
of very hot weather. Not enough
corn ripened to furnish seed the
following year. Fruits and grains
of every kind we're short, or
wholly cut off.
Al. If Lost, Could you tell the Di-
r~ections, Daytime by Your Watch
At Night by the Stars?
Point the hour hand toward the
sun; half way between the hour
hand and the XII of your watch,
measured by the shorter distance
between them, is approximately
south; for example, if 8 in the
morning, 10 would point south.
The North Star is almost over
the North Pole. 1t can be found
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sides and start the old-fashioned
c~orner-lot racket.
pACE track fans will miss
Jockey Clarence Turner's
name this coming season. For Is
years Turner, according to the
wise boys who are not fooled by
cheap publicity gags, has been
with the best of them One
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morning Clarence packed up his
lucky" tack and shipped it TO his
mother at Covington, KY. A half
hour later he was at the Office OF
the Jockey Club. He asked for
a trainers application blank but
was handed a riders instead.
This won't do" replied the fa-
nous jockey, I've ridden my last
race. I'm going to try my hand
at training-"
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F1raer Congresswoman Alice
Robertson of Muskogee, Okla, has
suffered much at the hands OF fate
the last few years. Reduced from
a comfortable position to poverty,
now she is prosperous again. A
mipion-foot gas well was brought
in on the site of the burned ruins
of her former home.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN COSTUME
and millinery dressmaking. pattern drafting.
f 6oote and 6F
ARTS his3 SCIENCE. 1917 R. 1. ave. NV
INTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN
commercial art. advertising, interior decora,
tien ASk f4r sq Ras bIVINGsToEE
f5i4 Rhode Or Island avenue northwes
ITALIAN LEssQNs-NATIVE GRADUATE,
ifaene also das nlgh or
Reasonable. Phone Cleveland $40.
LEARN GREGG SHORTHAND UNDER PR;
2ddes B4 9 G saye o @e ana
TUTORING IN SPANISH; GRADUATE OF
Sppa9ish oo ocahool; experienced at home. FIR.
TEACHER FOR ADVANCED OPERATORS;
manicure; no information by phone. lilo
Conn; aye. End floor. opposite Mayffower.
FREE TUITION IN RHETORIC. soCI0L-
ogS psychology story writing or expression
for high school graduates in night classes
One sp,fect T., for each applicant RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY. 1907 Eye st. -
PRIVATE LESSONS FOR THE ADVANCED
masseuse and masseur: no school: no class
no lnformation by phone. I110 Conn aye.
N ha r nnf2SoEr' opposite the Mayflower H2tei'
AUTO AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: CARS
furnished: expert lady and men instructors
licensed permit and parking especially;
satisfaction Is guaranteed. CoNovER. 2i28
n 81 NV. West 306S. 10"
BBEAUTY CULTURE. FULL COURSE, $50
ETC. 9sn to g. M TnEnE isth and
Columbia I'd Col eO8i. ~
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT BY YOUNG
Courts oaf e fyfn. e. Ao' Nth S1 ESs an
STUDY THE VIOLTN-BEGINNERS
sspsescdia II rates reasonable. Call Adams
VIOLIN LESSONS BY EXPERT-SPECIAL
2@tt9enCoIn oisoFro beginners; moderate price
LARGE FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL
open course of instruction for those inter
ested or experienced in selling as career:
particulars on request. Address Box lS0-X,
star Office.
LEARN THE HIGHLY PAID PROFESSION.
beauty culture taught in all phases: morn
ing, and evening GREENE'S. Franklin
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS By OLD, EXPE-
rienced instructors; satisfaction insured:
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. So
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATING,
easy. short fascinating course to learn. New
class forming I;g Feb I5; Private lessons also
81. bet. \. Y. ave. and II.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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bookkeeping English. smelling knowledge
Gregg shorthand new institution: good on
portunity: immediate employment: state age
training. salary start, reference: application
must he cOmnlete; phOne number: confiden-
iial Address Box $500 Star office
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ANNIE LORD,


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUES; Old gold, silver. diamonds.
ANTIQUE. CLOCKS. all KINDS: Indian odgar
signs. Write me What else have your No
dealers. e. Pratt. 1880 II St NV
APPAREL mems womens, children'e, Tor
sale: also household goods. will
nay cash. Phone Mr.. Cohen. r.. 24S9
BOAT. about 30 TT: v bottom. dead -rIse
type. or 90 TO 80 hip. marine engine. Charles
Beavers. Half and D SITS. s.w.
BOOKS BOUGHT - Large or small lots
Bring them in or phone Frank 64I6
Big Book Shop. 933 G NV. Est. 1907.
CAMERAS. field glasses. tools. guns: any
thing you have to sell. Groee's Franklin
1888. 18th and Z. -
CLOTHING tn1en's cast-offl Have us call.
our prices are the best in town. Main 4145.
Justh's Old Stand, 619 ID.
CLoTHING-will call in my nniettered au-
t0monle city or suburbs. and nay you high
sst prices rice for ladies' genhsmens. childrens
dress postal or phcne. ] will call W. Rice.
1852 7th ST. NV. North 1855
CoAT--Pay cash lady's fur coat 40. latest
nlouet' must be reasonable. Address Box
(COnffnued an Naxt Pa1a
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Personal.

HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET.
Ter class OF unfortunate young women before
ana during confinement Strictly private.
VEIL HOSPi'T Al I;o-rv D. AOA aHOpsiVh'
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY.

Reliable tire manufacturer has opening
grade low priced lines Of tires and tubes on
the market, Big commissions. Can earn
from SIS 900 to $4,000 year easily. Write
Immediately full particulars. Sales Director
2035 s. Michigan ave. Chicago
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STATIONARY ENGINEER, man capable of
taking care of steam plant. plumbing ele-
vators. ice nlant and loo]-ing after help and
other duties in large Office building: give
name and address. Address Box 1s0-D.
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SHOE Statesmen (12) at once: permanent
position. Traveller Shoe Store. 1907
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ETENoG experienced man, 81
years of age local concern in which f9ero
Is a good chance for advancement Must be
able to furnish surety bond Salary, $50
per week. Andy IL handwriting Al.
dress BOZ o10-D star nfli.o A"
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Observation-Disclosures tCOnt.d,.

nOMAN reliable: days work. part time
sa4sg housework; stay or GO home Pot.
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Statesmen

CALEO vi EN-
Stop stelling a product that keeps you
broke. Our men. make regular livable in;
comes selling staple article in year round
demand Good commission bonus and
drawing account. Bright future, for ambi-
tious, Intelligent men, as opr rapid expansion
branch managers. 227 Investment Bldg
after q
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Continued ON Next PaK0.l
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WOMAN. colored. wishes piace cook IN
s !, pa family good reference. 1890 ST.
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TRUCK DRIVERS. for Fords and Dodges !;
SI2-S15 per week: long. steady Job: several
young men who know the town we'll Ad-
dTess Box 207-D. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. with knowledge of shorth and
and typewriting. Apply after pm, Mon
day. Young Simon. $40 Woodward Bldg.
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WOMAN. reliable. colored. wisies days work
., 70 get dinner evening". 1913 Riggs
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Ask for what you want through the classified
columns of The Star Office and domestic help is
daily supplied by Star Help Wanted advertisements
8 cents per word-minimum charge, IS cents.
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WOMAN. white. Protestant; cooking. only:
e. 81 seneraI housework. Address Box l24-D
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WOMAN; colored, settled. honest and reIiabLe
MIth reference plain cooS aud first-foor
WORK; stay nights. OF o s. NV
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WOMAN. colored: will 90 Y9u:.dry work
esisesannlng 10y the day. 14O9 10th a.w. Pot
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mOAAN. colored. wants work Mondays and
rrntudFruays; also laundry work to do home
Eau or write oil L st. Sc References
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ALFSMAN--Large corporation has opening
for experienced salesman who has. automo-
bile Position is permanent with Onpor-
tunity for advancement Apnly only he
tween and n m. to Mr.. Raven, Room 50
De- n,ys13 S4ev
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MARIE, STEVENS, EXPERT PERMANENT
removal OF Facial Hair and Moles. 81.
Scientific Facial Scalp and HOt-Oil Treat
ments; 81: 20 years eXD.: satisfaction guar
anteed. BOZ Kresge Bldg. 1105 G. St
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MARIE STEVENS. EXPERT PERMANENT
removal of Facial Hair and Moles. 81,
Scientific Facial, Scalp and Hot-oil Treat.
ments. ST. 303 Kresge Bldg. 1105 g st.
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

WOMAN--Unusual opportunity is offered
woman capable OF filling important travelling
position paying guaranteed income and OPP
portunity to earn from $4,000 to $4,000
per year. Successful applicant must pos
sess good health refinement and be en-
tirely free to travel. No investment re-
CURED. Experience not essential. Thorough
training and list of old customers furnished.
Position offers unusual opportunity for ad-
Eancement and will appeal to woman who
does not ordinarily answer want ads. Mr..
Aired Bull 5S East Washington ST. Room
BIB Chicago. III.
YOUNG WOMAN, energetic. enthusiastic.
Tor position as demonstration. Engrossing
work. High school training essential. Give
details first letter. Address Box 472-C. Star
office.
PRESSERS.
Fancy Pressers. colored: must be expert
enced on fine garments; reference. 1850
ia. ave. Sc.
MILLINERY BUYER
for popular priced trade: only experienced
need amply. Reply confidential; state ex-
perlence. salary. etc. Address Box PAID.
Star Office
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HEIP--MALE (Cont'd).

YOUNG MAN-with engaging personality,
to call on commercial houses and truck own
ers. with reliable and growing organic alton.
Apply Room AZ Franklin National Bank
Bldg. from IL to 3 pm. Tuesday.
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sITUATIONs-MALE (Cont'd.

CHAUFFEUR. colored. expert. ID years ex
perience; highest reference. Call 500 81
N
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SPANISH. SPECIAL COURSE-IMPROVE
your Spanish. taking commercial course Con-
yersation; Get better salary. Best invest
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"a ma y eXDerieuced for DAYS work or
o 1inc E SSioe99nins Good reference. Call Poto-
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WOMAN wants morning Will; ar Dart-tIr,a1
work. Call North 2642. ~
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ON MONDAY WE WILL GIVE THE HON
our Facial Massage. with our special skin
FOODS and lotions. for 25c: other work from
Toe 70 oVc All work done by students uu-
der expert SUPERVISION. Open Monday and
Frldays until q HONOUR SCHOOL OF
lIth N W
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ATTRACTIVE
CONNECTION

for 1927, open to speciality paint salesman
with successful experience in selling paints.
enan1els, roof coatings and boiler room sup
plies direct to large consumers. Strong
established line and house. Write immedi-
ately in confidence. The Colorcraft Co, 1904
w 10Th 81 Cleveland Ohio
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WANTED-AGENTS (Cont'O.

SELL SPRAYS 600 usesl 20 aut0ists,
5"mes. stores. foundries farms. dairymen,
paperhangers. whitewashers, poutrymen,
greenhouses, gardeners square deal big
profits. Rayrusler Company. Jamestown,
ono "
SPEARMINT TOOTH PASTE Exclusive
sales rlEhts TO many counties now open.
Mr!te Tor information. Department r,
WrIgley Pharmaceutical Company. Board
walk. Atlantic City, n. j.
We START you without dollar Soaps
extracts. perfumes. toilet goods Experience
unnecessary. Carnatlon Co. Dept. 400. ST.
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BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED HOUSE. IL
furnished. few months or longer; waikinS
distance: suitable for large family: no OBJ
lectlon 10 boarders or roOmers: $3.50 month
". Address Box 22R-D Star nffipa
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SALESMAN 70 dentists. excellent Opportu-
nifty for business getter. Address Box bid
star Office
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SITUATION-FEMALE.
tCOntinued.O

STENOGRAPHIC, editorial or research work
wanted. Temporary permanent; unlyeT-
sity graduate experienced. Write lS52 Bill ~,
more st.. Apt. i6. or call Adams CHEW
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DOWN PAYMENTS FINANCED ON NEW
homes; 3 "a % int. only: bonus. Cleve-
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GRADUATE NURSE. YOUNG. COLORED.
will massage refined patients: speaks French
Spanish. German and Latin Appoint
ments Potomac $500
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AUTOS WASHED. 81 (closed. 81 251. after
to bring. your attention to the quality of
our night as well as day service. Leave your
auto while at the theater or before retiring.
Call Frank 1904. We will call wash and
deliver your auto while you sleep Keep
this az and remember CENTRAL GARAGE,
The Bozeman courier., 1927-01-14

George Van Fleet Of Bozeman was
q business caller in Logan Monday.
KIoss Boss Of the Upper Madison
valley was in Logan Tuesday morn
ing.
Misses Edna Olsen and Alice FL
lison, and Sam Johnson were shop
pers in BQzeman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burren and
small son visited with friends in Lo-
gan Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugo Norman have
moved into the Frank johnson house
for the remainder of the winter.
Misses Agnes Larson and Katherine
! Deeney and George HOtrum and John
Landers attended the dance in Man
haitian Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Lang, who has been
in the Three Forks hospital for med
ical care, returned to Logan Sunday
evening.
Several Logan young folks motored
to Manhattan and attended the bas-
ketball game and dance Friday eve
ming.
John Graham, a former resident Of
Logan, received bruises in the explo-
sion at Trident last Saturday evening
but was not seriously injured.
John Iovelace stopped in Logan
Monday morning for a short time
He was en- route to Three Forks on :
business trip.
Mrs. T. H. Tice and Mrs. C. W
Pond motored to Bozeman and spent
Saturday shopping, and visiting a
the home Of Mrs. E. Hinote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Damuth an,
sons, Leo and Hal, drove to Manhat
tan and spent Saturday visiting at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wedeman.
Harry DarlintOn of the Madison
valley is spending a few days il
Bozeman attending to matters o
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Richardson, VIII
have been visiting friends and rels
: tives in Minnesota and North Da
kota during the holidays, returne
Friday to their home in Logan.
, Miss Esther Sloan of Belgrade an