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He thought 1t would be dashed to pieces upon the
canyon floor. Instead, he that it did not fall
but was gliding swiftly through the air, supported
by its huge spinal plates which 1t had dropped to
a horizontal position. The swish of its flight
to his feet, snatchng up his spear And simu-
tansously. Jason Gridley sprang the cliff edge
and leaped down the declivity toward the lone
ror, at the same time whipping both his six guns
from their holsters
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By Quig Staver

good or bad in studies, in conduct and in drill is
entered permanently his record and his standing
IN the Corps OF Cadets is determined from that
moenoie record Those whose standing in the
record Is % per cent or better are honored as dis
tinguished cadets" Their careers in the Army usu-
any bear out this rating. Tomorrow-When the
"Plebe" Makes Good
An rights protected Trade mark registered U. s.
Patent once
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK, capable; 50 week and board. Phone
after Z pm. Decatur 63i7. 1922 Sunderland
pl. NV.
GIRL. colored; help general housework; ?
in farsry; only those in s.w. need apply.
Address Dox 3l3-J Star ofhea
WHITE WOMAN wanted for general house
work and cooking; stay nights; three in
family. Apply after 4:30 pm, 7i2 Silver
Spring ave. Silver Spring. Md
care for baby. Room and beard ana $40
mo. to right party; reference. Address Box
%a9-J. Star ONCE.
WOMAN, white. for general honsework; 30
rome nights; city references required. Phone
Col. 6074-J.
SITUATION-MEN.
AHTASS sSssS T.oS! Efsaesa nEsseSsa ana indSs,rioMa d
rstereGess from former smpioyers; can he
pssssnt: psssSt t psrt t.s.as pioposittcn ssnsids!sG
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
STENOdRAPHERs. bookkeepers. typists.
clerks male and female, needed hourly; sala-
ries. SIS. to $50 Wk Boyd's. 1888 F. Nat. 1888
RUPHERs EXCHANGE has Al cooks, maids.
Investigated. Decatur 1881. 1887 lith NV.
oc28s
STENooRAPHERs, bookkeepers, positions
open daily for those who qualify; no regis
trstion fee. Personnel Service, TIA Evans
Bidg.. lI1o n. Y. ave. NV.
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COFFEE URNS. toasLers. steam tauies gas
stoves Crease traps. sterlizers. counters,
cash cash resisters. refrigerators REFRIGERATOR dis
p!sy cases electric mixers. scales safes.
Svens: etc AtleS Store Fixture Co. li4 9th
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
FKTNCH-PRIVATE LKSSoNsi- REDUCED
fssss t. 9sssss' tSt'ISS isssasa
sTENoGRAPHIC TYPisTG COACHING
course. civil service exam; .Yeugh drafts.
s:nsi. s:rs hes: Sa Sayai Mon
start today. BOYD School: "Siyii Service
Coaching Specialists" 1888 r st. Nat. 2338.
BOYD SHORTHAND IS EASIEST 70
learn, easiest to read, easiest to write. Is
rapid. The quicker you learn the quicker
you viii earn Typing. Bus. Eng, Spelling,
GTegE shorthand Sec Practice, etc; large
retarial School. 1898 F St. Nat, 234o
TRENCH. SPANISH, ENGLISH-CoLLEoE
entrance. Govt. consular exams: individual
instruction. ChaEtleton Hotel. Apt. 352. TO-
JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS; piano. sax, banjo.
erehastrss CHS ensea schoSl. us lis iith st.
NV. DIST. 1910. Instruments. Free booklet.
DON'T LET OooD OPPORTUNITIES PASS.
Telephone switcl!toa: operating Is easy to
leara. Ossotd Blds.. l4th at N. Y. ave.
BRIDGE LESSONS. PRIVATE OR CLASS,
evenings by exclusive young ladies clue.
Address Box 2aa.J. Star efice.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY ny
Tsnned expert instrScters; your or our Sar.
YOUNG PARISIAN GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE
French conversational lessons; moderate
EatsA xsw,es U. 1ssueaaTss Iloa Z o. 9;EA
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FURNTTURE-Dining room set, io-piece, wall
North 53;l " '
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FALL COAT, size 80. -; two black dresses.
- each; gas stove, oven, 33. le 10th ST. n g.
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RNTTURE-OverstufIea living-room suite.
$27.50; walnut bedroom suite. SAP so; dining
room suite. $3.50; beds. bureaus, Kitchen
set cheap. 1911 ne 7s
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olue-white and perfect, set in platinum: viii
sen very reasonably. Address BOX 4s2-J,
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DIAMOND RINGS,-Lady's opal surrounded
Just peWneo for SIS; will sell ticket for S25
Address Box 332-J. Star once
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CHI E'CN1ER; Oriental rugs. antique what
not, COCK dresser, once table. bookcase,
tap2ssr.es' FRENCH doors crib, bookshelf.
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COAL AND GAS STOVE, combination. with
d.. 1T. Rainier. Md
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INVESTIGATE THESE.
CIGAR STAND.
Lease of 3 years for sale, in large down.
Tent onls SO Wss psg a0y 1850
Act quickly. No. 1874
CONFECTIONERY AND DELICATESSEN.
Corner store in Petvorth near theater.
9 rooms and bath, double saraee. Doing
$500: terms. $500 down, baianee only SO
Per month. No. 1909.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
Downtown section; Rent. SIS. Good bust
ness. Price only $500, complete. No. 1856
GROCERY AND MEATS. D. q. 9.
above. SS % Rent. Sis; Ions iii lease Priee. ssSoo;
terms, $1,000 down No. 1901.
TEA ROOM.
Downtown; short hours. Low rent. Price
only SO, 00o easy terms. No. 1545.
CONFECTIONERY AND DELIcATEss->-.
Rent. $50, with rooms. Weekly bUeInesS,
$500. Price, $3.ooo terms. No. 1860.
POOL ROOM III TABLEs>.
sell. only s2.5oo; terms. No. 1eeR.
- SANDWICH sHoPPE,
Doing $500 weekly. Downtown location;
fully equipped Owner has other business
In N. J. Sacrince for $500. No. 1907.
LAUNDRY BRANCH OFFICE.
Experience UNNECESSARY; short hours
Rea ff fiSi sfS ';TTS PIshoE Ne i;So e.
o.. .dz .EEOSs g T pjsT e E. natl Al SANk S9lNk lSs{Ipo.
Evening star., 1931-10-07

CHAIR. overstu1ed cost sI65, little used.
ior 500 nne for man or club. 1919 Adams
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ELECTRIC MOTORS. "a, !, and h.-p-.
very cheap. BI3 II 81 NV Maj anRl 4. =
Evening star., 1931-10-07

DESkS-Saie of factory seconds of once
tHn1tnlture, H1i desks, tables. chairs book cases
me caoinetS: cabinet safes and used once
dnurnlture You can also rent it, H Baum 4
son 6l6 z 81. NV. National 9l36
Evening star., 1931-10-07

CASH REGISTERS. show cases. wall cases
counters shelving. chairs. tables. scales. iron
setes' coIee urnS, steam tables. soda foun-
lars: eiectrlc grinders. mixers. refriEerators.
es":y description. Edgar Baum, Inc. si4
Evening star., 1931-10-07

FURNITURE SALESMAN.
Thoroughly experienced for large furniture
store: permanent position and good salary
to right party. Address BOX l45-J. star Of
Evening star., 1931-10-07

sITUATIoNS-MEN AND WOMEN.
GERMAN COUPLE. neat, honest reliable;
wife excellent plain cook. houSewolker; man
butler, chauffeur, houseman; city references
1873 Monroe St NV. Adams 1854.
MAN AND WIFE coiored, desire place; man
houseworker: reference. Pct 34Ss.
MAN AND WIFE-General houseWork dish
washer; man experienced elevator operator
District 3668. l0l7 N. j. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1931-10-07

LsTEErN0-Repairing. all kinds: slip
SsissA Siiss Saaasss ss ssrsesss3 SS's. I" !.
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Observation-Disclosures

Main Ofice-l5th and II SITS NE.
Downtown--6th and c SITS SW.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(rnA1fa.aA

bUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
tContinued.)
s300-Lunch old stand; rent, S25; business
$40 daily guaranteed.
Rooming house-i2 rooms. 2 baths. h-w.h,
clec lights; $500 CASH splendid r. /. ave
location: bargain.
Rooming and boarding bvsiness-23 rooms,
baths: rent, $50; r. I. ave
r. M. CURTIS, 800 llth st. NV. Nat. 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

YOUNG MAN desires frst-class room and
board with private family: near George
ST,ashinston University. Address Box 4I7--J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

/ P.ARTS-PARTS
for I'll cars and trucks Used cars and
trucks for sale. Open SUNDAYS, Robert Her
sons Auto EXCHANGE, 100 Fle ave. ne.
e53-9Ss Fla ave. NV. North l040S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
WANTED-ROOMS.

IN NEARBY VIRGINIA. sunny. attractive
room. S12 monthly; board reasonable min
utes to town: private family; a comfortable
home Address Box 79-K. Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

1917 NE.-Large front room, hot-water
neat two gentlemen; SIS Middle room,
Two gentlemen; $50. Both next to bath
LARGE ROOM. free phone. private bath;
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


1851 WYOMING AVENUE has a few vscan--
s snd bss sfs P eu Re OF va
friends visit. Excellent meals; rates $40 TO
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK PARK rooms.
Adams O iii; after s"p pm na 'ND SUI II!
1926 MD. AVE. .N.E---Large: convenient room
with TWO good meals. 1918 18TH n.e.-Nice
1885 COL, RID. Nw.--Loyely double room,
beds; inst. h. W; excellent meals. Ad.
1921 JEFFERSON PL. NV. off Conn. ave.
bet M s and N1;ciean; comfortable bright
twin beds. running water. etc; delicious
meals; early breakfast; very reasonable.
100 LAMONT N.w...-AttractiyeIy furnished
front rooms; owners home; choice food;
refined location; privileges rates to couples
1852 MINTWOOD PL.--Deiightful home for
young people: interesting location for lovers
OF nature; Mt. Pleasant car; large, pleasant
rooms; excellent table.
234s ASHMEAD PA few select. perma-
Ter lent guests taken in my home; large dou-
1894 CONN. AyE.-Extra large front rooms.
oyerio9kinS - beautiful Masonic Temple
meals. 49,
coca 10th ST. NV. APT. 4-,ouiet. FIRST
like atmosphere; reasonable. Pot. 0273-J. II.
l343 EUCLID sT--Large rooms. single beds,
s cent t@Be hSt wa osa heat efss
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. Conn. Ave--Rooms.
3; with or without board: reasonable; de-
tached house. Emerson $3.50. l3'
ladies to share home with another: refined
atmosphere; beautiful location. Address Box
1851. Star Office. ~
5705 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY-A detached
hcme; twin beds. continuous hot water, un-
limited telephone; one block to churches.
schools and cars; excellent meals. Emerson
3029.
1888 10th ST NW-Singie rooms. best To-
cation. walking distance every convenience.
29lO GLOVER DRIVEWAY. Wesley Heights
privileges Clev 446O
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
PRICES DOWN ON THESE.
READY TO ROLL
USED CARS.

1881 Ford De Luxe Delivery.
less than 900 miles ... $3.50
1927 Chevrolet Coach ....... Is
1928 Whippet Csbrioict ......... 100
1880 Ford Model \ De Luxe
Sedan ................. ass
1923 Chrysler Roadster ........ rs
1929 Fcrd Sport Roadster,
Model A ...,........... 2l5
1927 Essex Coach ...........' IS
1929 Whippct 4-door Sedan. 1875
1880 Ford. Model A Sport Roads. Dos
1926 Dodge Touring ......,...,. o5
~ 100 Others to Choose From.
PRICED S. Up.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
.ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
1925 Good Hope Road Sc.
Line In 2077.
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1910 10th ST. NV.
EXHIIICINE REEINEn

NE-FLEFINED.
An exceptional home for the discriminate
ing gentleman; attractive. large front room,
twin beds: excellent food; moderate
1896 BELMONT RD.-Cheerful rooms, single
or double; delicious food; home comforts;
telephone: $40 and s12 per week.
1869 COLUMBIA RID. NV, APT 20l-At
tractive rooms; large apt sunny, well kept,
refined home. board Optional
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507 H ST. NV room, running water;
ami; light housekeeping; Sc, $3.50 week;
clean quiet; reserving adults.
el2 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large, front, LIST
hoor sink, hot-wateR, phone; clean, warm;
every conveniencea no children; references.
1877 N.W.-Large, attractiveiy fur. room,
clean and sweets very convenient location
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE desires room, pri.
| Yate bath and board for herself and aged
| mother, with care of mother during day,
Address Boz SIX, Star once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

1904 HOLAiEAD PL. NW.-Lsrge front room
for two; room and board: reasonable.
1852 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Front room. End
floor; suitable for or two: gentlemen
preferred. Near l4th st line.
l845 KALORAMA ROAD-Large. attractively
furnished front room; newly decorated;
southern exposure: large closet bath con-
venient grill; laundry PRIVILEGES; meals con-
venient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

REFINED GENTLEMAN wishes room and
meals, private home comforts; reasona Bile;
convenient to l4th and Park I'd. Address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

RESPONSIBLE WHITE FAMILY wanted to
S S lot boy years old; near school, Adj
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

YOUNG LADY. employed. desires room and
board in private Protestant family: North
west section; reas. Address Box $751;. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

1345 QUlNCY-2nd floor, unusually desir-
able; Enclosed sleeping porch; shower bath;
seni-private entrance: extension phone;
water In room; private family. $40. Adaps
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and EsteIIe Tell
The World About Their
Marital Difficulties

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INJURED WOMEN
BATTLE POLICE
One Found UnnonNclous and
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FRIENDS HONOR
DEAD PIONEER
Last Rites Held Monday
Fer Mira Turner Of
Brownsville

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Valley Shippers Launch
New Fight for Lowering
OF Refrigeration Rates

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(Copvright, 1881. International
Features Service, 1nC.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Charlie
Chaplin, the king of laughter. is
going to Japan to meet the En-
peror.
The screen comedian, before
sailing for England, revealed to
International News Service, that
he will visit Japan in April. He
said:
Japan and I have much in
common, for it is the home Of
pantOmime."
Chaplin has many friends
among the distinguished Japanese
in California and they have urged
him to visit their homeland where
he is one of the idols of the
screen.
Entertained Royalty
Chaplin entertained Prince and
Princess Asaka on their recent
visit to Hollywood. Princess
ASaka is the aunt of his imperial
majesty, Hirohito, 124th Emperor
of Japan.
The walls of tradition are still
kept high in Japan-once in the
days of the present emperor's
grandfather, James w. Dennison,
of New England, technical adviser
to the Japanese foreign office,
The Washington times., 1931-02-14
z ROBBERS GET
JAIL TERMS

Morris Carlton Beck, who
robbed a drug store while he was
on probation for his completely
last summer in the robbery of
a Mt. Vernon Savings Bank run
ner, was sentenced by Justice
Peyton Gordon to serve six years
in prison for the drug store rob-
berry.
Justice Gordon also revoked
the probation which had been
extended to Beck in connection
with the bank runner hold-up
and imposed a three-year sent
ence on that charge. That
sentence was allowed to run con-
currently with the other.
James de Lafayette Carpenter,
10, student of Emerson Institute,
residing at 1916 Kilbourne st.
N. W., Beck's accomplice in the
drug store hold-up, was given
siX-year suspended sentence and
placed on probation.
The two young men entered
the drug store of Samuel T.
Higger, 5017 Connecticut Ave-.
last January 5 and stole 5000
in money and a quantity of
whiskey. wine, cigars and
cigarettes.