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Conference Held
In Mercedes vi. Z.
Church Sunday

MERCEDES. Oct. 9.-The pres,d-
fng elder Of the Brownsville district,
Rev. u. r. Lovett. occupied the pulpit
NJ the Methodist church here at 1880
y. m. Sunday. This was the last Off
cial visit az Rev. Lovett TO Mercedes
as the time limit removed him from
the district at the coming annual
conference TO be held at San Antonio,
October %.
With Rev. Lovett presiding. the
quarterly annual conference was
held after the evening services, and
the following officers elected for the
coming year: Chairman Of the board
Of stewards, Judge L. H. Henry;
bosrd Of stewards. j. r. Day, c. A
Carlson. j. A. Glover. Paul Guest, II.
T. Tidmore, William Lister. A. B,
Riley. Judge l.. n. Henry. Mrs. G.. A.
King and Mrs. F.. j.. Gaddy. Record
ing secretary. II. I. Tidmore; district
secretary. ]. +. Haynes; Sunday
school superintendent, William List
err: church lay leader, Judge John P.
Cause and treasurer, J. A. Glover.
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Former Actress Dead;
Officers Seek Cause

NEW YORK. Oct. e.-(P-The
body Of Elizabeth Chattron Poole. 80.
former actress. was held at the NOR
que today while authorities i~nvesti-
gated a report that her death had
resulted from violence.
Miss Poole. who shared a room al
the Hotel Dorset with Lillian Lor-
raine. former Ziegfeld Folliet star
died last night at a private hospital
where she was admitted Monday.
Police were working on a report that
she had been beaten in a night clab
row. although the attending physi-
clan gave myocarditis. inflammation
of the heart tissues, as the cause Of
death.
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See MILLION
TEXAS BALES
Average Yield of 1877
Pounds Lint Fore
cast BY u. S.

AUSTIN. Tsx., Oct. 9.-tR-A cot
ton crop of 5,05o,0oo bales indicated
for Texas on the Oct. ] condition re-
port represents an average yield Of
1877 pounds OF lint upon the 1881 900
acres remaining OF the harvest, says
the United States department. of
agriculture summary issued here to-
day.
In the south, east and southeast
districts wrich represent 25 per cent
Of the production of the state this
year." the summary continues,
"three-fourths Of the crop had been
ginned prior to Oct. / Central Texas,
which will produce slightly more than
these three districts combined, hal
ginned somewhat more than onc-half
Of its expected crop. Picking is fur
Their advanced N .hs northeast than
in the north district, and IN the west
and northwest il is well started. The
west-center had ginned about q
fourth Of its expected total.
"As usual the frost date is a vital
factor in the west, northwest and
portions Of the west-centsr. There is
so niue flate cotton in these districts
that freezing weather before early
Novmbcr would causo n material re-
ducticn in present prospects"
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La Feria to Hear
A Smith Debate

LA FERIA, Oct. "a debate be-
tween Judge Mitchell Of La Feria for
AL Smith and Judge Myrick Of Har-
lingen against AL Smith will be
staged in the auditorium Of the high
school here Friday night, It has been
announced by j. G. Mills, secretary
Of the Anti-Al Smith club,
All voters, pro and con, are urged
to be In attendance at the meeting as
many interesting points will be
brought out in open debate, Mills
says.
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Sunday Plane Crashes
Add 3 to Death Toll

PITTSBURGH, Oct. e.-P-Three
men were dead today. victims of an
airplane crash Sunday near Rettis
Field. McKeesport.
They were Pilot John j. Feery, IS.
formerly Of Hartford, Conn, Ralph
Fulton, 25, chief chemist OF the
christening steel company. and
Del Berta, %. passengers in the ill.,
fated ship. Ferry, who spent cvnsid-
cradle time i%nstrdcting AZ Ellington
Field, Tex, was 4 captain in the army
air reserve corps.
The machine, Of the biplane type,
nose-dived from al altitude Of 200
feet when Feery tried ID make a turn,
according to witnesses.
Fulton died yesterily and Feery
and Berta succum5el las: night in
hospitals.
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BUILDING FALLS: co BURIED

PRAGUE. Czeehoslavakia. Oct. O.
Rg-Sixty workmen we're buried un-
der the debris of an s-story building
which collapsed here today. The
number of dead had not been deter
mined late this afternoon.
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BY LOUISE RICE
Noted Graphologist
sDaar Miss Pice.

This writer is a person who
seems always dissatisfied despite
the fact that he has everything q
person could want in his life. Loves
and is loved in return, still he hesi-
tates about everything and seems q
misanthrope. PUZZLED"
Ny dear. | use your handwriting
here 10 show how fine a character
you are. how sound, sensible, good
natured and kindly, before I 90 on
20 state that the specimen which
you send me shows a man who
needs a good trouncing. / don't
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Ship Docks With
Crew Of Craft
She Hit and Sunk

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. e.-tR-The
steamship Hanley from Everett,
Wash. with q cargo Of lumber, ar
rived here today with a damaged
bow after ramming and sinking the
Thistlebed. q freighter bound from
Cardiff, Wales, to Galveston, Texas.
The collision occurred about $50
miles south Of Newark, the 3s of the
crew Of the Thistlebed manned life
boats and clambered aboard the
Hanley.
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fsmaller details Of practical If

Ismaller details Of practical life,
Bookkeepers. who usually make
flowing capitals. are apt TO print B.
In many ways the very large cap
ital B, when the other capitals are
not so large, expresses the pride
which desires to be at the head of
everything and which is not content
with subordinate positions. Execu-
tive with a real leaning toward Of
flee management, usually make the
capital B larger than they do the
other capitals.
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Cedric burst, New York Ameri-
can league outfielder. is a Texas boy.
His home Is at Austin. Texas. burst
started playing ball for money in
1920 with Hampstead in the fast
amateur club Of that year, which
was composed Of Bay City. Lockhart,
Brennan, Wharton, Eagle Lake, Mart
and Austin.
He is a left-handed hitter and Man.
ager Higgins uses him when right
handed pitchers work for the oppos.
ing clubs. He has been with the
Yankees the past two seasons. He
is getting his chance in the world Sc
ries since Earl Combs, regular cen.
ter fielder, is on the injured list.
Cedric burst is a nephew of Mrs
Fannie P~utegnat of Brownsville.
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Retrospective Rich
Man Finds Life To
Be Trivial, BdmdI
HAVE YOUR HANDWRITING ANALYzED

Send a sample of your handwriting to Miss Louise Rice. noted
graphologist, for analysis Write plainly o unruled paper in ink oil
pencil. adding your usual signature. To cover clerical costs. enclose
ten cents ia silver II stamps. Also enclose a stamped, addressed n
velope. The individual analysis will be returned to you within the
period Of one or two weeks.
Miss Rice replies only TO such questions q 5 a be answered
through the science of graphology. Write your name and address
on both the sample to be analysed and the coupon below. Letters
will not be published IL sender requests otherwise.
Miss Louise Rice. a Of The Brownsville Herald. Enclosed
please find sample Of my handwriting for analysis.
Name
Street
City and State
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California to Hear
Robinson Make Talks

RoBINsoN'S SPECIAL CAR EN-
ROUTE TO Los ANGELES, Oct. 9.
-(P1-Senator Joseph T. Robinson.
democratic vice-presidential nominee
carried his campaign into the HON,
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route, the last Of which wal deiiv-
cred &C Phoenix, Aris- last night on
which occasion he again praised the
record and character OF his runninr
mate Governor Alfred Y. Smith.
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state Of Herbert Hoover today, fol
lowing d long journey from the mid
die west.
The senator broke the trip from
Oklahoma with q few speeches On
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HOW TO Do III

The capital B shows. IN its flow
ing formations, the person who talks
well and easily.
The moment that We turn and
make this capital angular and tramp
ed we rs surely indicate taciturnity
and reserve in speech as il we
wrote out, Il do not choose to talk"
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ALGIERS-A moor declared dead
at Casablanca recovered conscious
ness as the first dirt was shoveled
into his grave and is now recovering.
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-
81

The printed B Is used more by
men than by women. II is always
the indication Of an interest in the
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PRISONER FIRES UDG

LEEDS. Eng.-"You're fired" said
John Burns to Judge Marshall after
being sentenced 10 Jail. Then the SEN
tence was doubled.
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BEHNAK KNHAH9s1ANFaF
CHEZ NATALIE Rest permanent Wuqe, 49,,
Jfy one Mo extras, 1917 vt. NV. Frank
liz ana7s
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RIISINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

bDSANESS OGEOhA CNh1AES'
GILT EDGE 5000 nrst trust note; ~ inter.
est, maturing in less than year; will sell
ioss discount for quick money write and
owner will call Address BOX 2a3-X, Star
Office
sTOREKEEPERs~-f YOU need money. see
sos Dist National Bank BLDG:
FOR sALE~Beauty parlor, latest model Mes
tie Perm, wave machine and fully equipped
i4th st. NV Col. l02as. i2s
LARGE GARAGE BUSINESS. over 100 ca
Xiii sell Or trade for rst~ciass grocery ia
ID c. Address Box 344-X, Star Office lie
LUNCH ROOM in suburb S2l,o0n business
last year. Address Box 4e6-x. Star Office.
MEAT MARKET and grocery store for sale
ct a sacrifee; owner leaving town ,CsH
Rc5oMINe, HOUSE FuRNTsHED; complete
apartments: best. northwest renting section,
splendid return for small investment. West
WANTED CLEANING END pressing business
once 2O@
WANT party 10 invest from 5000 TO $1,000
cash III stabilized business for l2Ge return
wish TO expand; will call and explain bust
ness in detail Address Box a97-x, Star
office,
CLEANING. DYEINd. TAILORING SHOP,
July equipped; splendid location In ne.
well established Call Pot, 202o. To-
DELICATEssEN, corner store hig bargain
attorney sacrinelng account owners untof~
tunate circumstances terms, Room lOub
pit 18TH St. NV. To-"
DRY GOODS and ready-to~wear good op-
portuntty for right party, selling account OF
sickness, Lin 3Gli Address Box w, star
BAKERY for rent. fine business stand oven
already installed, wonderful opportunity for
baker. Apply Mr., Newsom' ITO II Sc ne.
r)ELtcATEssEN. lunch, near high school.
universities goad profitable business spr~
eial bargstn. party leaving city North
GASOLINE, ACcRssoRIEs - Equipped aud
price, 4 80 address Box a4-z. star oiilees :
CAFETERIA one Of the beat eaainn' z,
Ysshgs'2 @aars ss' bon 5oE sar s
cidAR AND NEWSSTAND; : Located lobby
sgss once Posdp, we law equipped or fnd
ii $50 Address Box 27-l, Star once.
tlELIcATEssEN for sale busy NV, corner
good bnsia osss sacrifice for quick sale Gsii
FoR RENT, TEA ROOM, fully equipped.
possession. Owner. 1914 Eye ST. z ". IL t.
ron sALE~-Large house near q university
~omen ss elnh Of Students real estate and
'' %, s New w york ~ ITO Ho1a Mai. ,e.7
RoR RENT Tine most valuable space In
Washington for retail radio. department.
on ftTst floor of our new building We
nave attractive proposition to offer live
wire business man Apply Penn Electrical
Co. ell 7th IT. NV, ..- -..--u---..
PARTNER WANTED
- or will aell outright very lucrative oinee
business fms opportunity live man or womr
al Address Box 4uo-X. star once 49,
BEAUTY PARLOR. l4th ST,
Good location In heart Of northwest resi-
Dental district estahlahea seod chance
low rent. Phone Malt haS7,
ESTABLISHED CAFE,
Located In the most contested apt house
section In the NV Opportunity 10 set a
Rasas Maia ssaa,, sN" 'es~s"''
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Personal
Is 3 cents psr line additional TO the
regular line rate

ELaCTRGcAL- HOUSE WIRING~--a rooms and
Co, Adams 52T3 1909 Kansas ave. NV. sfbs
EXTRAORDINARILY GRADUATE NURSE,
magseuse. baths. surgical cleanliness daily
and SUNDAY 100 Upstairs 1873 l4eh ST.
MAssRusE. EXCELLENT; HOURS .,o-b:
flssed SUNDAYS l62e SWAIN ST. Apt. IL
NVALEscENT on AGED CARED FOR
III suburban home graduate nurse; rates
feaaonable. Cleveland 55S5 ..
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN by TRAINED
nnrso-iAaskeuse, Potomac i2se.M. -.
Can TAXI, TWO, AsAEyIIIL.E.a y. g. FRI
e. ~ ~ i3eeasaF w aye. w, p -" o,,s
Kans4a CITY, Denver, August Is; room Tor
tgn., FeaAonabie Address BOX ~, Star
f5rfyfFid 70 INDIANAPOLIS. CHICAGO,
Mick master sedan. bet Aug 10Th and
iIsth viii take Z or 3 passengers; reason
able. Cal sAepherd 2e4t for reservation.
TOURS 10 cEfrYSBURo. LuRAY, sHEN~
sSpeft drivers - Lincoln 617o-W' I e, 10
scIEa ri.fi ! nH A. n,s GRADUATE MAS.
shaSe' ,eexpefE ,operator 10 20, daily sun.
day i226 l4th %. ny, Apt 7. ". 5bab~J
GOING 10 ,pHILA AUG 10; TAKE 2
5oand tfio,' reIarnlps Aaglo, RIDER. l4oS
Feknait ri Cleveland B032
AUTo TRANSPORTATION TO NEW YORK
ladies. Phone pot. 4zB6
MAsEEusE~ GRADUATE or THE AMBu~
latofi1m tar MASSAGE, Berlin scientific treat
menta GIG X 1T. nv opp Library APT. T.
cHROpEAcrfc CLINIC. No CHARGE TO
those unable 10 pay Special hours. Main
1893 lB*
AABsAQE, EXTRAORDINARILY, CfiIRopRAC-
TIC SARA j H0LM5rR1M, 500 East Cant
toi g. Flene Lincoln mar, au3i4
JOHNSON REST HOME ron INvALrDs,
aRed ano cnnVaieseents Diet. night and
day .eefe i175 Lanlef pi Col aa17
We PAY ~ 10 SIN ron usED SUITS AND
agereGats Prices paid tor worn clothing,
iadies and eentlemen, always highest Wash
Clothing Ea, GA p st. tlW Main aa1b
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
maaseiHe for Oil chronic conditions F0to~
mac bS4b
hutitE WIT BOARD INFANT, BEET or
mothers care,
Cali silver Spring 4aGvM
BEAUTY pARL0Ks,
| CHEZ NATALIE Rest pefmanent Wa2e, 49,,
Try one Mo extras. 1877 = vt. NV. FRANK
la 6haT.
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GRADUATES-Clas6ical or academic high
school graduates wishing 10 earn tuition
funds travelling, apply Miss Nieman. 303
fut TiHn
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
(~-A4-AA

CHEVROLET IMPERIAL LANDAU SEDAN
Driven 200 miles; liberal discount for quick
sale; can arrange easy terms. Call Colum-
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EARN $4,000 TO $4,000 A YEAR-~HoTEI.S,
cIua&v apartments, institutions. schools. col
eges tea rooms. restaurants. cafeteries need
trained men and women. Demand increasing
daily. Every day opening III D. G.. Gil States,
for managers assistant managers hosteSses,
houSekeepers. accountants, room clerks.
stewards and other executives. Night classes
now forming, Class limited Enroll early,
Prepare in few short months for big pay
to s pm LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS, Pennsylvania ave. at card ST
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YOUNG COUPLE, colored, no children,
with refs. want 3 place as janitor OF
with private family as cook and houseran
Mr.. and Mrs. Fur, 1916 nth st. NV. Apt.
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HELp---MALE.
fcontiuued.l
) Al ltN\lI,


Laraest concern Of IFS kind wishes 10 Sc
cure the services of three travelling sales
men; liberal contract with advances will be
made to applicants who can qualify as 20
ability and productions we must have men
who can close large contracts; we furnish
ence, type of merchandise formerly sold and
territory travelled, Personal interview VIII
be arranEed. II deserving, Address Box 81,
Star once
SALESMEN-Apply Mr.. tones,
Room III. Chestnut Farms
Dairy. Both and Pa. ave, NV,
between 10 and l. Thursday,
Friday, Saturday.
MEN-50, as interviewers. Tor
retail trade Apply by letter
ol1v. giving full details relative
to experience, Address Sales
Manager, Simpsons Dairy, Inc"
5S0Ith st. sc.
PAINTER-Onc who has had
experience or decorative wood
work and fine painted furniture {;
only experienced men need ap-
ply. Steady, year-around posi-
ton. References required. Co
lumbia Art Studios, 90 / st,
nv.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fContlnued}
' TN I ~ II y II / tt
LARGE ROOMING HOUSE CLOSE TX
80
VERY SPECIAL.

J. y L I.A~lN l..
LARGE ROOMINC HOUSE CLOSE TO
UNIVERSITY
now doing $4,000 year business, paw
able In advance; can be greatly increased.
IL desired Well built house. brick and
stucco of 20 rooms and baths, large
porchcs Zone unusually large sleeping
porch, spacious we'll lighted basement,
laundry, storage rooms and attic. Hot
water heat, electricity: lot 80x200 with dou-
BILE garage. Always filled Winter and sum sum
Opportunity for some one to take over bust
ness and make a wonderful paying propo..
a few personal pieces Price for everything,
SIS 600. Address Box ask. Star once
MONEY IN ROOMlNG
HOUSE.
Less than blocks north of Dupont Cir
Gle on loth st. is nice 3-story brick house
Of ID rooms. 4 baths, in good condition that
will make a dandy rooming mouse. Inc
double garaae is good source OF revenue
The house looks nice, the convenience IS
great. the location is unSurpa65ed loT the
attractive sale price at which It Is oHefea'
II interested in a good rooming house huSi-
ness, see us - 49,
W. II. WEST CO.
1919 X ST. M 9Soo'
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ssl 18th ST, NV,
s SALESMAN WANTED.

We are able to offer more attractive
proposition than any competitor IN the city
at this time, regardless of whether it Is
salary and commission or straight COM
mission basis, providing you can show ana
convince US that you know how to meet
and handle, on our floor the highest, class
piano customer Do not wait Until this
position is nlied then come to see us but
get in communication with Guy r, Smith,
manager, Chas. NJ. Stien, Inc, 1910 q ST.
NV. Washington, y. G.
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8-day Westminster Chime
Clock i'll a solid mahogany case
beautiful tambour shape,
$3S
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STrUATTON-DOMESTIC.

SkIUAILUN-DOME III.
COOK wants place ii tea room or nrst-class
as COOK, and manager q Kitchen no sunday
or holiday work III r. ]. ave. third floor
COOK, colored. neat. experienced; general
aoqsswors Of part time SssfS references
COOK. colored, years last place. wants
steady, general, part time, or days WORK
city references North 93&8,
COOK AND HOusEWOT2K wanted by wom-
DAYS WORK, colored: flrst-class laundress.
house cleaner whole or part time, l02a w
S. nv. North i0250, .--
GENERAL HOUsEWORK by colored Virginia
woman experienced COOK; can stay nights
GENERAL HOusEWORK, by neat colored
'sirl, with reference. Columbia ass1 lo]
GfHL, coloreG.. neat. wants general house
work OF IN Apartment, for small family.
GTRI. Tor general housewerk or plain cook
ing or rtstse. 900 ard st. NV Apt; 81.
Annie Price. - Ia
GIRL nsats reliable colorsd With REFERENCES
Carrie Brown 93a 4th ST. NV. -
GIRL, colo7ed. wants lob as nurse. maid or
light nougeNork. 22la 10th g. y v:
LADY. ,hohast. middle -ased widow. with
housekeepefss Address Box i5-Z. Star once
NIGHT WORK Of any kind, wanted By re-
liable colored woman. 2ei7 Ga. ave, Apt 4.
PART TINE OR DAYS WORK Of any klnd;
woman North 1867 1890 T st. nv.
WOMAN, neat. colored. wants part-time
york OF any KIND Potomac 256o ~-
WORK BY THE DAY wanted by reliable
fiS Sss woman 1908 ''n .. NV. Potomac
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. wants days work
o. par. tlme~ Gall at aos sth st. ne.
ssssSsss.xss -se-szz.=---s~~
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2l~jewel Hamilton Railroad
Watch, i'll a 20-year case. An
accurate timepiece.
SIS,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

STENOGRAPHERs. s7o-S25 wk No charge
unless placed Washington Employment Ex.
change. 2i4 National Press Bldg, l4th
WOMAN-Reliahle woman, days work or
general housework, nurse or part time coed
references. North 1887.
STEr OG.. typist, bookkeeper. clerical help,
etc Free registry. Main 1888. 1898 O st. NV.
Boyd Employment Service.
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Spice Gorham Tea Set. con-
sisting of coffee pot, tea pot,
sugar bowl, cream pitcher and
waste A special at
500.
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TYPEWRITERS. all me @old. rented and
repaired new Underwood I'd Royal port
nbles. See US and save money. Capitol
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE a FEW SHORT
weeks Of training here and you can be
earning s25 and upwards ,weekly. Our sue
cessfui graduates are our best reconlnenda-
ton MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF
BEAUTY CULTURE. si7 l4th st. Fr. 1918.
MEN, WOMEN--JOBs FOR LINOTYPE OP-
orators: x50-s0. weekly short hours; Burton
Linotype School, $40 II NV. Day and evening
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BEDDING SALESM An.
A large retails store requires
the services 81 thoroughly ex-
perienced salesman for its bed
and bedding department. An
swer III detail, giving quallhca-
tions. Address Box 1884, Star
cttlce9 assg 4AmzasssnG- asaes..
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Diamond Solitaire, weighing
63-l0O carat (imperfect). or Is
points more than one-half carat,
set in beautiful lS-kt. white gold
mounting
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HELP--FE MALE.

CASHTER-Mast have experience Ia credit
clothing store permanent position. gOJd
paw Apply az once. Moskiffs. 729 9Th n .,
GIRL, white. quick and neat. experienced
on steam table. ABBY Collier Inn, 18Th
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SALE-AUToMOBILES.

OLDSMOBILE COUPE. I928-Demonstrator
Liberal discount. Like new. guaranteed.
For demonstration phone North SAT or see
at 1926 goth 81. nv.
-,
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LADIES. Catholic. four; desirable positions
calling on Catholic families; work is pleas
ant and pays exceptionally well, experience
not essential Call $40 or $50 pm, Room
1910 Peoples Life Ins. Bldg, 14th and II
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Diamond Wrist Watch, with
platinum top; a full jeweled,
guaranteed movement, i'll a case
set with 10 full cut diamonds
and 4 sapphires.
sos.
A. KAHN Inc,
o3s + Street.
10 Years at the Same Address,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

TYPEWRITERS--Buy SIS per month: all
makes: new portables,. standard Keyboard
rent. repair all makes. District Typewriter
Exeh.. Franklin De7a. Ills II st, NV rs
TYPEWRrTERS. fully guaranteed. from $40
up Rent sell BUY. repair end exchange at
best rates In fh~ ety., established 30 years.
coin az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

Desirable positions are avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating;
good salary paid while learning,
with increases at frequent inter-.
walls. Apply to Application
Dept. Room /. ~ 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

WOMEN 800 AZ inteFvieWeTA Tor retail
trade Apply ny letter only. swing fun
details relative 10 experience Address sales
manager. Simpsons Dairy, Inc, 500 7th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

ELgCTRIcAL HOUSE WIRINci-~8 rooms and
fxfufea soffifblets, S6T 80 up. Star Electric
Co. Adams s2T3 1909 Kansas ave NV. seo'
EXTRAORDINARY GRADUATE NURSE
nagseuse. baths. surgical cieanlinesS daily
and Sunday. 1919, Upstairs, 1913 i4th ST