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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
BY BERTRAM BENEDICT.

How many people do you know in
Washington who are BaptistS? Prob
ably a good many, because there were
no less than $4,000 people in our city
in 1926 who were members OF Baptist
churches.
The total number of church members
in Washington was $4,000, so that
about one out of every four church
members in Washington Is a Baptist.
In the United States as a whole, one
out of every seven church members
is Baptist Accordingly, the proper
ton of Baptists among the church
members of our city is almost twice as
large as in the country as whole.
AS a matter of fact, there are more
members of Baptist churches in the
United States than members OF any
other Protestant denomination. The
total number of church members in
the United States is 100000, which
is slightly less than half the popula-
ton, but slightly larger than the total
population 81 years of age and older.
OF these 100000 church members,
$4,000 are Baptists, as against 8,070,-
900 Methodists. The next Protestant
faith in number OF adherents is the
Lutheran, with 100000 members. 1t
is followed by the Presbyterian, with
2,625 900 members; the Episcopalian,
with 1850 900 members, and the Dis
ciples, with 100000.
These figures may be compared with
a total Roman Catholic membership
of 1865 900 and a Jewish member
ship of 100000.
Probably the first Baptist Church in
America was founded by Roger Williams
in 1889, at Providence, r. I. However,
this honor is disputed by the First
Baptist Church of Newport, r. l.,
organized about the same time, with
John Clarke as its pastor. Williams
was a Separatist minister who came to
the Massachusetts, colony in 1881, but
was banished because of differences
with it's leaders. He established himself
at Providence, adopted views which
were essentially Baptist, and gathered
a number of converts about him. AS
there was no Baptist Church yet in ex-
istence in the new country, he baptized
Ezekiel Hoffman, who thereupon bap-
tized Williams. Ten others were bap-
tized and the company organized them
selves into a church. Soon after the
Revolution, the question of evangelizing
the Negroes arose, and a Colored Bap-
fist Church was organized in 1888.
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MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
By MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, May IL
N.ANA) The tag, "million-dolla1
picture" is frequently heard IN Holly
wood where good round numbers are
approved in exploiting tales of movie
grandeur.
But now and again comes a picture
which will cost the producer a mil
lion. On such occasions the budget is
referred to seldom; it is a necessary
but highly painful detail of the &C
complishment.
Raoul Walsh, embarking upon the
most pretentious epic of the West yet
to be filmed, submitted, and had pro-
ducers accept, budget of $4,000
The picture is 1.-The Big Trail" 1t will
vie for supremacy In year which has
given already one gelatin epic to the
public-"All Quiet on the Western
Front"
The story of the conquest of the
West has been done in silent films.
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BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK.

because dsS d 6yf np S1 w U an % at
IT. Il
h ns 5 % e p4 SSa S"s4 @ aed %
It
money
EDGEMooR -.~,.,
that mnd
not the mS sPgd b Fl bsh s9f as h SPACIOUS
E nphsd tss nn nd
n Tradeo on n
MAUDE II. LAWRY,
Shepherd 2546 213 Cedar Ave-
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membership, by claSSfncatiOn, was as
follows in Washington In 1925, the last
year for which official figures are avail
able:
Southern Baptist convention. 1881
MMoEtnern Baptist convention. q 1880
Primitive Baptists. ............ ~
The strength of the most numerous
Baptist bodies in the whole United
States was as follows
Northern conventions. 1911 1855, s66
Sesrosr Bap ss91atyentOn 2ss at
The American Baptist Association has
l,4Sl churches and 1883 members.
churches and 1854 members. The
Free Will Baptists, with / ,024 churches,
have 1882 members.
In the preceding 10 years, the num-
per OF Baptist Church members in the
United States increased 10 per cent.
rms may be compared with an increase
IN all church membership in the United
states OF 80 per cent The Roman Cath
ono oenomlnation increased 10 per cent
ana the Methodist Is per cent.
In these 10 years the Northern Bap-
tist membership increased per cent:
the Southern, 80 per cent; and the
Negro, 9 per cent.
In the Northern Baptist convention.
there are IS male members to every 100
females. In the Southern, 1t is rs.
The average city church in the North
ern convention has $40 members; in the
Southern, $50.
The average rural church In the
Northern convention has IS members:
in the Southern, 11s.
The average value of Baptist Church
property in the cities is $4,000 for the
Northern convention, and SIS, 900 in the
Southern. In the country it is 5000
Tor the Northern convention, and So s0o
for the Southern. VO''''
In the Northen convention. the aver
age expenditure during the year is sc. 500
per city church and $1,000 per rural
church. In the Southern it is STA, 0O0
per city church and $3.50 per rural
church.
Sixty-nine per cent Of the member
ship OF the Northern convention is in
city churches, and 81 per cent in rural.
In the Southern convention 20 per cent
is in cities and 70 per cent in the coun-
try. "city" is considered any place
with over $500 inhabitants in 1920.
Copyright, 1s3o)
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SALE-FARMS.

ia5-ACRF ESTATE, io-RooM HOUSE;
beautifully located, close TO 2 towns, church
es, high school, stores; one hour from wash.
terms. Address BOX 1ss-R, Star once.
ia MILES FROM HARPERS FERRY. IN
Md.--175-acre fruit farm, about $500 apple
trees i8 years old; 1900 trees, 2 years old;
IS acres timber, IS acres open land; good
Groom house. spring. tractor disc harrow
si1oo sf to $4,000. Trusts Sc 500 Must be sold
Two miles from Fayfax. Va.-35-acre
COW barn for 10 head cattle, loft. poultry
house. 100 or more apple, apricot, plum,
tricity, running streams through farm; 8
acres woodland. all buildings newly painted;
first trust, $4,000. Will accent Groom bum
Ealow on large lot in exchange for equity Of
$4,000.
Mt. Vernon Blvd, mr.. Frazier Ave.
Phone Clarendon 2115-W-1 IL"
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Only $e.250-sl,5oo

Only $6,250-$i,50o
underpriced. Finan-
cial loss cause OF
sacrifice. Only $3.50
cash and $50 a
month. Colonial bum
galow of English gray
shingles, white trim,
with artiStic white
fence around back
lawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

A series of lectures to familiarize the
general public with the technical-scien-
tific side of the big cities Is to be given
in Germany.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.)

NICELY FURNISHED COTTAGE, ROOMS
bath, cellar, Frigidaire; rent by the season
OF year; $50 per month Gapsgs ,n deSi nsS.
ingtCn Grove, Nd. Phone 69-M.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
SIyI~I LII C..hrI ~
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

SALE Oh nEN
EVANSVILLE, 5 r. & B.. MODERN BUN
galow, practically new, pipelesS 1urnace'
cleo. range, $500; on easy terms; rent $50
Berwyn. 6 r. & b., 2-story, furnace heat,
modern. near. school, stores, churches, cars;
NJ r MAY. owner. Hyatts 4sl.
LARGE CORNER BUNGALOW. LAND
scaped, fruit and flowers; open fireplace, etc,
Real bargain. open 2 pm. One block west
radio tower gates. in Va. Col. 1560-J.
HOUSE 23l MELROSE AVE, WOODMONT,
Bethesda. Md, rooms, anil, garage,
double lot; reasonable. Col. 1891. Open
Sunday.
OWNERS HOME, LESS THAN COST. SIX
rooms, porches, modern; good condition;
large large, improved lot; garage; s52.5o. Hyatts.
208-J evenings.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, MCLEAN. va. AMI.
hen house. garage. acre land, $35: sale
$3.50. NJ WALTER. Clarendon 839-F-5.
NEW, 4-ROOM AND CELLAR BUNGALOW.
close to concrete road; easy terms Apply
to owner WILLIAM AITCHESON, Berwyn,
Md. Phone Berwyn 20l. IL"
ATTRACTIVE HOME OF EIGHT INDI-
vidual rooms and bath; bright kitchen, large
beautiful Sloping lawn. shrubbery. fruit and
of ground with chicken houses for 1000
chickens DELIGHTFULLY."- situated at corner
OF Edison lane and Rockville pike, opposite
Harper Golf Club Bus passes property.
cars within one block. See John ScriYener
e. Bro, ga q St NV.
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With pretty livinG
room, open fireplace,
connecting. through
colonial arch into
CHEEKY dining room,
both finished in besn-
tiful chestnut; con-
venient kitchen. two
splendid bed rooms,
fully tiled bath with
shower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

Finest Shore Property
on Rhode River.
About . acres, with 4-room house, plss-
tered and painted throughout; fireplace,
reacb fSoW sexer1 neaeb sfn on
Defense Highway and Mayo Road TO school
house on right, where signs direct you to
Clarke Cottage. Telephone Ad. 5425.
PINE WHIFF BEACH,
On South River.
Unusual opportunity to secure lots
at half price in high-c!ass restricted
community on salt water. q miles
from Washington. Beautiful natural
sandy beach, three community
wharves. Daily delivery of groceries;
10 minutes drive to Annapolis. In
side lots 36x125, overlooking water
and near community beach. $4,000.
Large water front lots, $65000.
Terms to Suit Purchaser.
New fve-room bungalow for sale
with large 20-foot porch, screened
and ready for occupancy, $l,450.OO.
For rent beautiful cottage on water
front.
Take Defense Highway to Camp
Parole, turn right, cross South River,
turn left. Il mile past South River,
go two-tenths mile and turn left
again through South River Park to
PINE WHIFF BEACH.
Adams 1898 or National 1882. IL
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For quick sale ct a sacrifice. one 2-story
colonial home. rooms and bath. new; lot
I70x5o: situated on high elevation. marvel
Gus view Of Virginia hills. Large rooms, tile
bath, oak floors, shades, screens, Oriole gas
RANGE concrete cellar. laundry trays. toilet;
garage; all city convenience Street car
and bus lines; numerous stores and churches
near; new school within one block Small
cash payment, balance easy terms.
Also some desirable lots on grade, with
water, sewer and gas, on monthly terms
w. r. JACKSON,
5424 Conduit Rd.
Cleveland 04S3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANIED-SUbUhbA
FURNISHED BUNGALOW OR SMALL
house, well out or In suburbs. wanted for
Summer months. by unusually responsible
professional couple. Apartment considered.
Details. Address Box 95-R. Star once.
WANTED TO RENT-SMALL FURNISHED
cottage on Potomac River or the canal.
Address Box 109-R. Star ofnce.
WANTED TO RENT-A NICE PLACE
around $40. Must have ami. or buy out
Address BOX 459-M. Star ONCE
TO Rents TO ROOM BUNGALOW OR
cottage with BATH in Virginia, by employed
couple: must be in good condition. Address
Box I1l-R. Star office. IL
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

North Chesapeake Beach.
large rooms. practically new. Reduced
for quick sale or will rent.
@. H. LALEGER,
14lo H st. NV. District 1919.
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What Do You Know About Washington?
Out of Every Hundred Church Members in Washington
TwentyThree Are Members of Baptist Churches.

The strength Of the Baptist Church
membership. by classification. was as
follows in Washington In 1925, the last
year for which official figures are avail
able.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS.
LOT IN CHEVY CHASE OR CLEVELAND
Park section for builder; owner to take back
second trust for lot; plans and specifications
will be submitted. Address Box l52-R, Star
once.
IF YOU HAVE CLEAR LOTS, ACREAGE OR
farm to exchange for homes, ETC., call
Cleveland 6l60.
by PRIVATE pARTY-LOT IN CLEVELAND
Park or Chevy Chase, around $4,000. cash;
state size and location. Address Box 7e.R,
Star ONCE. IL
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sALE-sUBURBAN.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS-

REAUTTFUL HOUSE SIMILAR STAR
model house; sacrifice; small cash payment;
exclusive locality; going away. Phone Clar-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SPEClAL-COIO
734 5oth st. NV. at gateway to amuse-
ment PARK with extra large lot adjoining
fronting r. SSth st. Any reasonable ofier will
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. National 1888.
TAKOMA PARK,
PETWORTH.
ss,1oo-splendid 6-room detached home.
Petworth; all improvements; extra large
rooms; like new; beautiful shady lot; garage
TAKOMA PARK.
For $1,000 less than original listing; large
house, centrally located 75-foot lot; good
sound house; steam heating plant for quick
sale, 500 down and $65 per month The
lot alone is worth more than half the ask
Ing price of the property. bedrooms second
floor. bedrooms third
s6.e5o-Attrsctive shingle BUNGALOW: 2
In Takoma. s3,4oo--room hollow tile
bungalow, paved street. extra large lot.
Two lots, paved street, 5-room cottage;
will use as first payment on 6-room
house. Md. or d. c. $550-beautiful wooded
lot, adjoining park; electricity, water and
S and 10 acre tracts, Montgomery County,
with homes of s to 8 rooms, ranging in
price from $4,000 to $4,000.
r. d. LILLE,
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma. Shepherd sos2.
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SALE-FARMS.

SALT WATER FARM-200 ACRES, MILES
water front. wooded, wonderful for subdivi-
sion, club or estate $500 per acre; terms.
i9 miles from Washington. Address Box
36-R, Star office.
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RENT--FARMS.

7-RooM HOUSE, Is ACRES, MARYLA
4 miles from District line. Phone Adj
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800 Blu. Potatoes Per Acre On
tractive Groom house with flreplaces; a.
foot barn, poultry house; trout fishing on
farm; handy school, store, churches. etc;
cords wood and 100000 #. timber. Great
bargain at $4,000 half needed; farming tools
at reasonable price See page 80 big COM
piete catalor 1000 farm Bargains, free.
sTRcUT AGENCY, 1422-N Land Title Bldg,
sLiladelphia, Pa.
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BROOM HOME AND BATH, POULTRY
house l2OX2O; barn, II acres and other out
buildings. Apply Branchville rd' v. p, Al
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Farm, 284 ACRES, ,pEAUTIFuLLY Lo-
yestment that must be sold on account of
dividing of estate, This farm has splsnddid
buildings and a substantial home surround
fnent, balance terms. HENRY L. MORRIS,
manager, o. B. zANTZINGER CO., MARI
Moro Md Phone Marlboro o..
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100 ACRES WITH IMPROVEMENTS, ON
Riggs I'd, miles from D. c. line; mile
above Riggs Mill viii sell as whole or
part Apply to owner on farm. Il. b.
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The strength Of the most numerous
Baptist bodies in the whole United
States was as follows.
Churches. Members
NorLnern convention...... 1911 l,28o, 966
southern convention -. 1854 3524378
Negro Baptists. .......... 22,08l 3l96623
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BEDTIME STORIES BY y. r sSSe1ss

/ ute he stood there quite moticnless
He had discovered that something was
wrong. Then he began to frantically
run around on all sides of that clothes
| post and up and down it. He was look
| ing for his bridge. He was looking for
the clothesline which had been his
bridge across to the corncrib.
Not finding it, Chatterer finally
climbed to the top of the clothespost
his tongue flew! He didn't care who
heard him. He was in such rage that
his tongue fairly tripped over itself. OF
course. he didn't know who had taken
the clcthesline away, so he didn't know
who to blame. That made no difference.
He jerked his tail until Farmer Browns
Boy began to wonder II that tail
wouldn't ache for the rest of the day.
And every time he jerked his tail he
said something unpleasant about the
one who had taken away his bridge. He
made such racket that presently
Sammy Jay came over to see what it
was all about. Then Sammy, seeing no
mutual enemy and not knowing the
cause of Chatterer's lost temper, began
to make fun of Chatterer and call him
names, as Sammy dearly loves to do.
OF course, this didn't improve Chat
terer's temper at all. But after bit
Sammy grew tired and flew away.
Presently Black Pussy the Cat came
out of the barn, where she had spent
the night. You know. there is a little
doorway left specially for Black Pussy,
so that she can go in and out of the
barn as she pleases. Black Pussy was
hardly full awake. She stretched and
yawned and began to sharpen her claws
on q piece of wood that lay nearby.
Then she became aware of the noise
Chatterer was making. He hadn't seen
her at all. Black Pussy's tail began to
twitch. She crouched close to the
ground and began to creep toward that
clothespost. Presently she reached the
foot of it. Even then Chatterer did not
see her. He was blinded to everything
by his rage.
Now, Black Pussy can climb when
she has to. It really wasn't very much
Of climb to the top of that clothes
post. Black Pussy made quick scram-
BILE for it. Chatterer's scolding stopped
abruptly. He looked over the edge of
the post to discover Black Pussy almost
to him He didn't hesitate a second.
He made q flying leap out into the air
right over Black Pussy's head. And
when he struck the ground he scam
pered for the nearest tree and was
safely up 1t before Black Pussy had
decided what to do. There Chatterer's
tongue began to go again, but this time
his anger was directed at Black Pussy.
tCopyrisht. 1907
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say plenty. I think I'll have to be
around tomorrow morning when Chat
terer makes the discovery. He's been
using this bridge for some time. don't
suppose 1t has entered his funny little
head that anything is likely to happen
to this bridge"
So the next morning Farmer Browns
Boy got up extra early. He was up at
break Of day, peeping out of window
from which he could watch the clothes
have to wait long. He saw q lively
small figure come darting across the
yard and scurry up to the top Of the
clothespost. It was Chatterer. Then
Farmer Browns Boy laughed aloud.
On the top of the clothespost Chat
terer stopped abruptly. For long min
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II was just after dark that Farmer
Browns Boy took down the clothesline
between the clothespost and a corner
of the corncrib. His eyes twinkled. Yes,
sir. his eyes twinkled as he took down
that clothesline. He knew that Chat
terer the Bed Squirrel had by this time
gone to bed. so would know nothing
about the removal of that clothesline
until morning.
'I wonder what the little scamp will
say tomorrow when he discovers that
his bridge has disappeared" said
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Plays in London a Gamble.

London theatrical producers are ex-
periencing the gamble in new plays
which is noticeable In this country.
Alan Parsons. a well known dramatic
critic, says that Of 184 plays he has
seen this season he doubts whether
Is have brought their promoters o
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Indignation of Chatterer.

How much depends on point of view!
What's right to me is wrong to you
FARMER BROWNS BOY.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GssIt; GoIs;.m,.Sn ,E.SSnas5tSi oPDoTtypitS for soICls.
NV.
AApvERTTsE In 2S0 country town newspapers;
~ 4. ' Eerds' sl9; Lists free; any State. Keator'
CAFE. most prosperous NV. sections splen-
did local end tourist trade; modern equip
Address 30 Box ssH sssD. star Sta '' once. '"''SsN'''
ADVERTISE In out:of-town !newspapersi low
rates, prompt service catalog mailed free,
VeStsina Hssnes Uxsss st Esssis EoS:: NO. STANDARD
RELIABLE PARTY will rent furnished house
suitable SUITABLE Tor ro9minE house; VIII buy, fur
ton ton Hddress Box H ao4p. opsasss stsr Once e. i0:S
FOR SALE 70 close estate-Bpsiness Of
+. s. Eeisenrins % hH: including Uds tSoussnds q q
National Geographic 5as 5massaSines % and wssh-
ADvERTIsE IN ,S 2gC cOYnsry town neE.pa:
Bldg. Chicago.
MILLINERY SHOP for sale. one Of the best
s.: nS Re asi shops ss dOns w:SHI sDIsd
Sddfes: s6. ssr
R61S ESS Cash ZEE TBo Box R22H ib 81 sk SS
FOR sALE-puplicatine and stenographic
bureau; good location; well equipped. Ad-
500 ACRES, WEST vIR0INIA-Coal, timber.
oil, gas. unexplored caverns; a mile from
O. ,Rs Esii.Osd nson Moi MADDEN issa lOi
VALET SHOP for sale, or rent; doing good
business; very reasonable. Potomac 1923
OFFER NIFTY LUNCHEQNETTE, cash val
ns SSo LIVING r6 clear bo lease xs.t as Of f"
st. lo27 18th st. NV. Met. 1914.
WILL PAY CASH for delicatessen or con-
lsss Address Box soop Star Once
TEA ROOM with soda fountain, central n.T
location; fully equipped; low rent; estab-
SaeS Hddre:s Box Bse 4s6 sr
CIGARS, NEWS. SOUVENIRS. IN lobby Of
large hotel: large stand equipped "a and large Isc
Address Box l62-D. Star ONCE.
corner. station in NV; long established busi-
ness; long lease; ss; price price reasonable Address
INDOOR GOLF LrNKs-Here Is an oppor--
Tn for some sssson Sns ss
Boz AID. Star once.
FRUIT and delicatessen. attractive, with 4
ivine roe r9Hm: sSSye to Eli
Address BOX 42o-D, Star once
TAILORING, cleaning. pressing and second;
saaG s0'aas stSTs S sS sssSOn
near 18th; good business. Will sell or trade
for smaller building TO colored. North 060l.
s375-ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms, q baths,
$550-Rooming house, 23 rooms, 3 baths,
furnace heat, elec. light; terms.
S750-Rooming house, IL rooms, 5 baths.
Sl,500-Rooming house, ~ rooms central.
$2000-Rooming house, "a rooms, baths;
S550-Grocery. old stand: rent, SIS
sl,2oo-Grocery and rooms; rent, SOS.
$l.450-Cigars. news and fountain; rooms;
corner; cheap renti bargain.
r. M. CURTIS, $40 llth st. NV. Nat. 1882.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

TYPEWRITER, Corona, No. 8, practically
new; genuine leather case; nrst reasonable
oner takes 1t. No dealers. i2i7 Pa. ave.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
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National 5000, Branch ais.
ALTERATIONS-COSO OS cise the qieffisssfry iefioxinyy
work Remodeling. building additions, porch
Enclosures, garages. flooring, carpentry,
plumbing, heating, electrical wiring. paper
ing and painting. For free estimates, call
the Home Decorators, 1909 Ninth st. nav.
Metropolitan 0eS4.
AUTO SPRINGS .Driznss %hz Sqz leave. nsw re-.
placed. springs rebuilt like new. washington
Spring Works, l4l0 Church st. NV Is.
BEDpINo Of al kinds renovated ane steril-
ICED b. process approved By Health Dept.
Hedding Co. 32i5 Sth g. ne. Decatur O7sS
BEpDINQ EENovATEQ. spTines. msttresses.
pillows, feather matt down comfort, re-cov.
esed Ideal Bedding Goa s2a . nv. Nat. eoeA.
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KAHN ON 9TH ST.
UNUSUAL DIAMOND BARGAINS
Must Be Sold at Once).
500 solid platinum diamond
flexible bracelet, studded with
diamonds all over; finest quality
and workmanship.
$500.
l,5OO blue-white 2N carats
and 8 points, emerald cut dia-
mond ring, very finest to be had
solid platinum, diamond mount
ing. Must be sold at once.
$1,000.
1915 solid platinum diamond
flexible bracelet, los large dia-
monds and 40 sapphires; finest
quality and workmanship.
$625.
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Solid platinum diamond fex-
ible bracelet, IS solitaire dia-
monds weighing about 8 carats.
5000.
Evening star., 1930-12-07
PERSONAL.
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