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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
CHARLES COUNTY JURY
SELECTED BY JUDGE
Circuit Court Term, Opening May
10, Expected to Be Short
Session.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
LA PLATA, Md, April 30.-w.
Mitchell Digges, chief judge of the sew
enth judicial circuit of Maryland, has
drawn the jury list for May term of
court for Charles County. The court
will convene May 10 for what is ex-
pected to be short term.
Jurors selected are Roy o. Reed,
Ernest c. Mccoy, c. Russell Cox, John
r. Stewart, John r. Cooksey, Dolor
Murphy, Perry Rennoe, Roland j.
Carpenter, Matthew There's, Clarence
A. Moore, John F. Simms, Harry r.
Bowling, James E. Farral, John r.
Knott, Motley T. Dutton, Thomas I.
Wright, Algia G. Bowie, T. Henry Med
ley, Clarence A. Cooksey, John r. Par
ran, Edward T. Barry, william j.
Thomas, Harris S. Matthews, Carroll
A. Willett, j. Douglas Marshall. Clar-
ence j. Jameson, Thomas j. Jameson,
James p. Ryon, John S. Irwin, j. Wes-
ley Padgett, William T. Croft, John w.
Cox, Richard M. Dement,, Thomas E.
Swami, william z. Summers, Charles
A. Bowling, Walter ]. Mitchell, IT.;
w. Alexander Haislip, Benjamin L.
Hammack, Henry e. Albrittain, Thomas
Simmons, Henry Steinhauser, William
F.. Cooksey, william L. Herbert, Harry
w. Rice, Ralph M. Lorenz, Sprague A.
Wheeler, j. Frank Mattingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
DENTIST EMBARRASSED
BY RUG TAKEN IN ERROR
Mrs. Starr Seeks Divorce After Re-
ceiving Notice of Mistake
by Husband and Wife,"

Mrs. Nella Starr, 1900 K street, has
filed suit In the District Supreme Court
for an absolute divorce from Roy G
Starr, a practicing dentist Of Van Mugs
Calf. The receipt Of q letter from real
estate firm at San Diego advising heI
that "Dr. and Mrs. Starr" in removing
from an apartment had by mistake
taken a rug belonging to the apartment
led to an inquiry which resulted in the
filing Of the suit. Mrs. Starr declares
she had not been in San Diego with her
husband.
The STAIRS were married at Rockville
August 20, 1925, and the wife says his
attentions to other women caused her
to leave him July /. She is represented
by Attorney Harry D. Murray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
EAT More Lettuce"

Health authorities advise salad day
for physical well-beine. Lettuce con-
tains valuable minerals and vitamins
needed for health. Keep heads of let.
tuce in cheese-cloth bags in your re.
frigerator. Before serving put the let
tuce in ice-water so that the leaves may
absorb the moisture and become crisp.
To dry, before placing on table, pat IT
with crumpled paper toweline. This
absorbs moisture quickly and does not
bruise the leaves.
Use only the finest ice that you can
buy-ice of the same high quality as
your food. Then you can use it without
fear for all table purposes. Sparkling
American Ice is pure and safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
WATER INVESTIGATION
WILL START TOMORROW

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-The regular
investigation of the waters of Maryland
by the United States Bureau Of Fish
cries Of the Department of Commerce
which Is made every five years to de-
termine the production Of fisheries in
these waters will be started tomorrow,
Swepson Earle, State conservation COM
missioner, announced after conference
with M. G. Greer, sea food auditor, and
r. H. Fielder and r. L. Greer Of the
Bureau of Fisheries.
This work will be completed late in
the Summer. The conservation depart
ment will aid the bureau in the work
and will furnish the patrol boats of the
oyster fleet as means Of transportation
for the workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
HEARING ON DISTRICT
BILLS SET FOR FRIDAY
Measure Authorizing $4,000, 900
for Construction of George Wash
ington Memorial Is Listed.

A public hearing on two bills of in
terest to Washington will be held Fri
day morning at 1890 o'clock by the
Senate public buildings and grounds
committee. One is the Golf bill that
would authorize an appropriation of
100000 to aid in construction of the
George Washington Memorial Building,
at Sixth and B streets. The other bill
would authorize acquisition of additional
property adjacent to the Bureau of
Standards.
The committee, of which Senator
Reyes Of New Hampshire is chairman.
approved two bills, one authorizing
$6,500,00 for enlarging the natural his
tory building of the National Museum
and the other to increase the size of
the White House police force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
Parking Problem Z.
Necessitates New
School Pay Plan

The distribution point for salary
checks to school employees was
tentatively shifted today to Polk
School at Seventh and p streets
because Of the lack of parking
facilities at the District Building
for the 80 officials who previously
had called there for the checks.
Mai. j. r. Luzby, disbursing
officer Of the District govern
ment, personally took the checks
to Polk School for distribution at
1880 o'clock to principals of Junior
and senior high schools, supervis-
ing principals, and to Harry o.
Hine, secretary Of the Board Of
Education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
PASTORS CLOSE ANNUAL
RETREAT WITH DINNER
DR.. James Moffatt and DR.. Edward
Steiner Address Gathering Of
Protestant Clergy.

The second annual pastors retreat
for the Protestant ministry of Wash
at American University with a dinner
at the college dining hall, and session
at Hurst Hall, addressed by the two
speakers, DR.. James Moffatt of Union
Theological Seminary, New York, and
DR.. Edward A. Steiner Of Grinnell Col
lege, Iowa.
There was a large attendance of min
listers from Washington and vicinity for
the two days. DR.. w. S. Abernethy Of
Calvary Baptist Church headed the min
isterial committee sponsoring the event.
and DR.. Arthur J. jackson of American
University was In charge Of arrange
mentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30

no habit. All it does is to clean out
regularly as clockwork-easily, nor
mally-those poisons 1--WE all have
them) which make us feel sick and
generally out of sorts.
1t is hard to believe that any,
thing so simple can do so much for
you-but you can prove it yourself
in a very short time, as millions of
other people have done: get a bottle
of Nujol at any drug store in its
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cents and it will make you feel like a
million dollars. Don't expect results
over night from so simple and nat
ural a treatment; keep it up for a
couple of weeks, and you will have
the answer. If you want to feel fine,
start tonight-and remember to in
sist on Nujol! -Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
MAN HIT BY TIMBER

A falling timber struck Frank Norton,
10 years old. of 1922 Twenty-second
street, Mount Rainier, Md, on the head
this morning while he was at work in
the excavation for the American Sc
curity 81 Trust Co.'S building at Fiji
inflicted possible serious head injuries.
Norton was taken to Emergency Hos
pital. He Is an employee of the George
A. Fuller Construction Co. -,....
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FOREST INDUSTRY MEN
FEAR ECONOMIC CHAOS
Hoover Is Told of overproduction
Dangers by Delegates, Seek
ing New Commission.

Claiming that overprotluc ton is
Threatening the forest indus; ries with
economic chaos" representatives OF the
American Forestry Association and the
forest industries called upon President
Hoover today to urge the appointment
Of a commission or board to deal with
the problem.
They suggested that this board would
not attempt to frame broad national
forest policy, but would direct its work
to the economic problems involved in
the supply and use of forest products.
George w. Sisson, jr., Of the Ameri-
can Paper 81 Pulp Association, acted
as spokesman for the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
Privilege to German Aircraft.

At the request of the German gov.
eminent, standing permission has beer
granted for the landing In the United
States Of aircraft to be catapulted from
the German steamship Bremen In q
regular ship-to-shore service. This &C.
ton was announced at the State De-
partment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
Crew Of Pensacola Entertained.

LIMA, Peru, April 80 R.-Capt. AL
fred Graham Howe, commander of the
United States Cruiser Pensacola, was a
guest last night Of Charles Bentinck,
the British Minister. Officers Of the
Pensacola and members of the Ameri-
can embassy staff also attended the
dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
Falls Church Man Dies.

John Payne, 70, of Falls Church, Va,
was taken i'll at his stand In the West
ern Market, Twenty-first and K streets,
early this morning and was removed to
the Emergency Hospital, where he died
Is minutes later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
REPORT is FAVORABLE
ON ADDITIONAL JUSTICES
House Action in Line With Hoo
ver's Program and Recommends
ton of Crime Commission.

BY unanimous vote of the House judi
ciary committee the Gibson bill provid-
ing for two additional justices for the
Supreme Court of the District was Or
dered favorably reported in executive
session Of the committee today.
This was the first measure which
was ordered reported and the action
was taken in line with the program
Of President Hoover and the recon-
mendations of the Presidents crime
commission to relieve congestion in the
courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
Quaint Acres Nurseries

ON the SILVER Spring. Colesville pike.
Choice plants at attractive prices. Pink
dogwoods, pink magnolia. japanese red ma
pie, crepe myrtle. Towering cherries, Tower
box shrubs, vines. roses, fruit and shade
trees, azaleas, rhododendrons. etc. Very
low price on privet hedge. Drive out any
Hax. Only miles from the District. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
Thieves Steal $50 Radio Set.

Entering the Office of a coal yard at
452 New York avenue last night,
thieves made off with a radio set valued
at $50, officials of the firm reported to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30

In stock company playing at q
theater at Dundee, Scotland, recently
were Mrs. Tom Florence, aged "a; her
daughter and her two granddaughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30

Norway exported 4e,50o tons of fish
In recent month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
War Lesson Shows Way
to Peace Time Success
A. E. F. Vet Wishes
he had remembered
three years earlier

I'M Armistice Day 1913, Mr..
William E. Higgins Of 2118
18th Avenue, Minneapolis,
got the injury which taught him
the most valuable lesson of his
life. His battalion doctor gave
him the right advice but he did
not follow it at that time. Three
years later a friend, noticing his
run down condition, suggested
that he try Nuiol. That re-
minded him of what his army
physician had told him, so he
finally decided to give Nujol q
trial. "Since that day" he says,
Give been a different person.
"Nuiol," he continues, ''has
been responsible for what success
have made of myself in the bushes
world, it has contributed to m,
health, my happiness, to my very jo.
of living. Without Nujol I shout,
have gone on grumbling and com
planning, muttering at fancied injus
tees, overlooking entirely that thi
world is just what we make it. Nov
I know what it means to get up il
the morning smiling and rested -
ready to do my daily work will
zest; what it means to eat with n,
thought of the consequences; to liv'
within the bounds Of good health.
Our bodies, like any other intricat,
machine, need fabrication. Nujol il
not a medicine; it contains no drugs
it is tasteless and colorless as pur,
water; it cannot hurt you; it form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
ROSE BROS. CO.
Wanted--Load

"a :: Ch!cago. iii, and Pittsburgh. Pa.
TO PITTSBURGH N. Y, Cumberland, Nd,
and Harrisburg, Pa.
Smiths Transfer & Storage Co.,
,s,s vou st North s343
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30

OFF WITH THE OLD
LOVE, ON WITH NEW
People are tickle about tooth paste.
One kind one month-another the
next. There must be some reason
why PEBECO is the exception rather
than the rule-,ohy Pebeco keeps Its
friends longest. It's because Pebeco
more than cleans-more than
whitens. Pebeco helps Nature re-
tard tooth decay by neutralizing the
mouth acids. We believe you'll join
the circle of lifetime users if you
give Pebeco one weeks trial. Isn't 1t
worth that test?-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-30
RUGS CLEANED

by our process of shampooing look like
new, last longer and at the lowest cost
LUW1N CO., 1725 7th st. NV. North $780,
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BRIGHTEST BOYS
ASSEMBLED FOR
EDISON CONTEST
Submit to Tests Thursday
to Determine Winner
of First Prize.

EAST ORANGE. N. J.. July 30
The brightest" boys from each Of
the states and the District Of Co
lumbia visited the Thomas A. Edi-
son laboratories today as guests of
the noted inventor.
Thursday they will submit 10 a
test which will determine the ma
tons brightest" a distinction car
Tying with it a four-year scholar
ship at technical school, provided
by Edison.
Welcoming exercises were on the
program today, including an ad-
dress By Edison,
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Death Notices

NORMAN DALE-Toungest
child or Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E1eiman.
passed sTav Monday evening. age
months Funeral "wednesday az 2.30 o.
m. al their home. 4 miles northeast OF
New Palestine. 1nterment New Palestine
cemetery in charge Of MAX HERRLICH q
SON
sADLTER- GEORGE-BeloVed father OF
Misses Catherine. Minnie Marcelle. Is
tella. George. Jr.. ano Mrs. J. A. Langan,
passed awav al the family residence,
220e y. &c pitol ivenue. "Wednesday morn
residence 10 O'Clock az IS. Peter and
Paul cathedral. Burial Holy Cross ceme-
terry. Friends invited
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Auction-Real Estate
Death Notices

I.gAfEN. SARAH-Age 50 years. widow Of
The late Oliver M. Lemen and sister Of
= II. obrist Of Bridgeport. Il, stunt Of
Msrtha J. Christ Of this city. and John
w Obrisf Of Bridgeport. Illinois. passed
awav "wednesday. july 50; e. me tesls
riVrn later. For information call FINN
WRna. "a. 1635s
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MO4NAAAN 4AG<Ss
ITO Union Title.
II. Sass; Ia. S694; Ri. 1871.
A NO. / APTS,-2 and rooms. mod, all
utilities furn., $50 and S27.50. Call at
209 Downey. IT. Ss36.
MANCHESTER-ee2 n. Penn, st: ktteh-
enette apt. all it'll. fur. $3.50. Ii. 1881.
MARKET. e, is7s-Fine condition: 5
rooms. near school. Ri. 52ll.
KENWOOD. 3454-5 I'm. duplex, tncloSed
porch: excellent condition. Ia. 5679.
NEW JERSEY n. i4ss-5-ROOM MOD
Erin: GARAGE: sac. WA 1858.
3ll ARCH ST.
Four-room apt: colored; SIC. so.
GREGORY & APPEI. INC. Ii. s49l.
WASH, E.. 50l8-5 rms, modern; shade
and porchss; investigate. inducsment.
HIGH-CIASS. UPPER DUPLEX; FIVE
LARGE ROoMS:s2 BEDROOMS; LO-
LOOKING BROADWAY. 6z6 z. 4eTH;
AVAuaARIE NOVA HUi 3606s
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Business Announcements
Delco Water Pumps


Trade IN your old pump as down paw
rnent. balance IL small monthly pay
ments. Cal for estimate. Hu. 1898.
FFATHERS-Bought SOLO ana renovated
feather mattresses, pillows mace 70 oreStt
E.F. Burke. 431-433 Mass. Ave. RI oosa
FURNACES-Hand cleaned, 81; good To 1S;
Experts on repairs. ,WILLInAaNasSH0See
HEATER CO.. e46 w. New YORK HI. 542o.
SPRAY PAINTING AUTOS-sl5 TO $50.
60i4 Bellefontaine. Hu. 1888.
ETTPNACES REPAIRED - Cleaned ian
maEesl, Thinning. roofing; get our price
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50; pump E5
a. heating installed reasonable. IA. 19S ::
axI2 RUGS CLEANED. $3.50 wk. GUARAAeNo-
TEED CALL AND DELIVER. HO, ooo2:
RUGS-9xi2: 81 so: cleaned on YOUR MOOT
satisfaction guaranteed. Wa I2og.
PLASTERING and patching, Call On; 1857
PAUL STRIEBECK Still in business.
CAPPFNTER REPAIR WORK-NeW ano
old garage a speciality. DR.. Ooo0-g.
PATCH Piastering and Stucco All wo II
guarn. REDDICB. 345 s. state. Dr. z9o2;
Rigs cleaned. ex12. s1.25. Call for DEL DEL
TODAY special. Keemer Rug Co IN. 2222-
FXCAVATTNG - ConcreJing. remodeling.
gen. repairs; ell work guar. VI. o4z1.
CABINET wk.. repair wk.. remodelg;- re-
roofing. scrns. Scots. He. 5720. wa. z4oz-2:
CARPFNTERTNG-Gen repair. screens.
floors. furniture repairlng. Ia. 2s9S.
EYCAVATTNC-Cem work; cinder haul
ing. I specialize in driveWayS. BE. 012o.
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Painting and Papering


PAINTING paper hanging: plastering. Fiue
and cement work. Stolz. On. 6613. -
HOME PAINTING-s2.95 tor coats worS
per So payment plan, less l0Fe loI cS ssI
Paper hanging. roofing. timing Isn999155ss
ing: terms / to 10 yrs; est. free. be. 1Izo
FAIHnAu LAKEWOOD RnSwSooD FLOORS REFINIsHED.
CURTIS BROS. roa,
1917 W. slsr ST. IA: 10z9
PAPER HANGING
SPECIAL, RATES THIS WEEK.
CHI. 186l-W.
PAPERNG. painting. and, repairing. ,,, ~
months to pay; guaranteed Workmanship
Ii 1888 or DR.. 2527.
HOUSE PAINTTNG-Paper hanging; clean
ing MOODEY BROS. Oh. 0477-M.
SPECIAL hanging l5c.-. loose, paper ,o re
moved free; Samples. Oh. 1924. DR.. 1870:
PAPER HANGING. 49,,
Spec. price this mo. GILLAND. -Dr. zL4I:
PAPER HANGING-S2.5 so room. paper &c
up; Plsstering- Work guar d. 'ANSA4' l.
PAPER HANGING-Outside painting; all
materials furn. ROBERTS. DE-. 1901
PAINTING, roof and repair. new. oid
work; low cost. Mr. Elliott. Be. 55gL-z.
SPRAYING-Cold water paint and white
PAPER HANGING-S4 per room and up:
painting and patch plasterlng: Ii 72o8.
INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING AND
SPRAYING. ROY HOOK. IR: 3gO9.
CARPFNTERMG-Plas paint'g. paper,g
cement work; no job too SMALL. On. o119:
PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING. G..
H. THURSION. DIR. 0557.
PAPER HANG. = CLEAN, UPHOLSTERY
OLIVER FURNITURE STORE, BE. 2426
PAINTING. exterior or interior, lead: OIL
mixed on fob. Since 1903. Oh. $500:
PATNTTNG-Out Ede or in: repair work Of
any kind: cash or terms. Roark, he: lI03
PAPER-Furnished and hung. 81 per room:
house paintinR. Bs. 2752.
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Real Estate for Exchange
HERE IT'S

seven-room house, north. partly
modern. owner viii accept as part
payment small improved farm in Ala
0Wner ~ this house wants cheap
priced farm. also will consider grocery
or confectionery. Ia. 1l46. Mr.. Han
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Storage and Transfer

Local. AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
& months later No charge for hauling
IN. New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
4le Market H 4I20
LOCAL and overland hauling; packing ano
Shipping on household goods. OTTO J
SUESZ. Ri. 1851. Ri. s62S. Mites. On
1879 On 06es-W
n TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE;
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND To OF
from Chicago. St Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities. Dr. 307l OF RI. $3.50
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER Copies
reasonable. Call az ell times. Ia. SI4l.
BPTTTON TRANSFER-M Nov. $3.50 load;
large trucks: .esDolSible men. Dr. 1910:
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AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL

$50 n. PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnisheo
apartments. ultra modern. bath with tub
and shower. Frigidaire. walking distance
Phore Ri. 1871.
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Rooms for Rent

EAST, s.. i421-Lsght airy nm. for ?;
private, modern hone DR.. 1850.
ILLINOIS. n. All; Apt. i-Furn. rn.. all
conveniences: $3.50; walk. dist. II. 1888.
Ill. 43I N.-Plessant cool rms; private
entrance. Call az Apt. No. 10.
LTNWOOD, IS, M nicely fur. rms, cool,
small private ianuy. II. 1888.
MERIDIAN. n. 22s9; cool front Tm.. near
bath. or 2. Garage. Ia. l627.
MASS. AVE. 540-Clean. cool, modern
rooms; special weekly rates. II. 0662.
MERIDIAN. n. 23OZ Nicely furnished cool
rm.. private home. Summer rates.
OLNEY, isi6-Modern rms; private home;
$3.50. z. 10th car. Oh. 1854.
PRATT. W. 29-Clean. sleeping rms, 81
up; phone. II. 2095.
PENNSYLVANIA. N. 1454-Eice sleeping
nm. running water: use Of kitchen.
TALBOT. n, 2925-Cozy. clean. large
closet, next bath: hot water: private
home. privileges. Ia 1921.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

NORTH. E.. 1852 ard rms, mod, Frig-
idaire: weekly rate. Ri. 4007: DR.. 548O:
4-RM. FURNISHED DUPLEX = Bath.
private entrance. garage. porch. AduIts'
Oh. 2847-J.
BEAUTIFULLY furn. 5-rm. mod; 2-car
gar; adults; references. he. 101g:
KOEHNE PIP: ia-double; 4 rms. mod.
clean. light. attractive. Ia. 1244-M.
RURAL. N. 255-Furnished or unfurnished;
heated; also garage. 1r. 2ll2-8.
WINTER AVE. 2l2o-2-room apt. nicely
furnished. gas. lights, garage, private en-
trance: adults only: SIS per week.
LEONARD. I30AComplete corner duplex;
light, airy, priv. entrance: gas; ngnts' ICE
phone paid: adults: Sl2. DR.. 5402.
DRFXEI ARMS-2 and rm. furnished
suites. $40 to SIS. Ii. 2821.
GOODLET. l026-Upper duplex; new;
mod. rms; "a: util. fur. Be. 2S29-9:
TWO RIM kitchenette apartment; com com
plete: private home: reasonable. II. 30o1:
GROOM DOUBLE-lnside toilet, lights,
paved street; water paid. IA. 2l32-J.
MERIDIAN. N. 843.
THE COLONNADE APT. HOTEL.
We have a beautiful Groom and prl-
waite bath front apt; long. living room
large bedroom, attractively furnished.
linen, phone maid service, everything, for
guest comfort and convenience furnished
$3.50 week single or double. Delicious.
properly balanced meals. attracttvely
served. including 4-course evening dinner.
IS per week.
GROOM FUR. DUPLEX; LIGHT, AIRY;
NEAR TECH. $50. Ii 1891.
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Helm Wanted Male

BARBER-Sober. with speed. Chance to
own shop. 3325 E. Tenth st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES photograph can
vasers. References required. Ia 31so;
TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock, We will explain
our new selling plan to men VINO are
DESTROYS of entering the sales HELD we
are the largest concern of its kind IN
the world and are expanding rapidly. Our
men make 81. 400 TO $4,000 year and up.
Every man is a prospect and repeat buSl-
ness builds up automatically. Come II
you are interested. Claypool Hotel, Par
Tor 3.