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s. d. Highway Head
!, Victim of Accident

Sioux City, Iowa. April 1872
George e. Adams, q member Of the
South Dakota highway commission,
succumbed Friday night In q hospital
here from internal injuries suffered
when he was struck by q automo-
bile. He was 50 years old.
Adams was well known in Sioux
Falls, where he lived, and was prom
inent In the politics Of South Da-
kota.
g. N. Fulton. Fonda, Iowa, driver
Of the machine which struck Adams,
was questioned by police but was not
held. The accident occurred here.
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WORLD AWAITS EASTER SUNDAY
Will Commemorate Rising d
Jesus Christ Following HI.
Crucifixion
(By the Associated Pfess)

Along the avenues and In Hells
Kitchen-among the stalls and carts
Of South Halstead strickland along
the babbling sidewalks Of Harlem-on
Pennsylvania, Olive street, Market
street, Euclid, Commonwealth ave-
nues-in all America, Easter comes
Sunday.
In Piccadilly. too; on the Venetian
canals; and unter den, linden In
Paris; in the shadow of tenementS
where bread is q luxury; and in
green-rolling meadow lands where
they feed milk to the dogs-Easter
comes.
In San Francisco thousands will
wind up the foot trails Of Mt. Dawson
to stand beneath the lighted cross
that tops It and greet the Easter sun.
Organ music Will flow 70 them from
below on telephone wtres-and the
ceremonies will be radiocast to those
who greet the anniversary Of the risen
Christ In their homes.
Arizona's Yaqui Indians will dance
In paint and Mosques to shriIl piping
Of flutes and the weird roll Of
thunder drums, making the observa-
ton Of Easter q week-long instead Of
q single days event. Tiny crosses Of
white in Indian villages will mark
the via doloroso Christ trod.
400 Children Sing
-Four hundred white-robed children,
grouped In q Greek cross, will send
their voices ringing through the
Hollywood (Calif.) Bowl In Christ,
the Lord. Is Risen To-day" after trum-
pets have sounded the dawn and 3d.
600 spectators have Joined In the
singing Of hymns.
In Red Rock canyon, southeast OF
Bakersfield. Calif.-in the heart Of
the desert flower area-Easter will
come with ceremonies: and the ira
ditional services, conducted annually
since 1909, Will be held at MI. Rou-
diboux. at the edge Of Los Angeles.
& Forty thousand perSons-n.th day
is fair-will crowd Gods Acre" at
winston Salem, N. O.. where Easter
Sunday has been the occasion Of spe-
cial ceremonies since 1773. There will
be ,chorals at q q. m. At dawn the
Rev. J. Kenneth Pfohl, D. D., will APP
pear In the hooded doorway Of the
little Moravian Home church. DR..
Pfohl, who, Is "a years old. was bap-
tixed. confirmed, ordained and In
stalled as pastor In the one church.
And In Jerusalem, In the shadow OF
Calvary where Christ hung cructf5ed
against q black sky, Easter Will be
celebrated under the muzsles Of ma
chine guns, with Easter music pro-
vided by the rumble. Of armored cars.
There Is fear BY authorities that
trouble may arise between tho pro-
Multi and anti-Mufti forces from
Hebron during the Moslern feast q
Nabd Moussa, which q being obgeryeq
even Is tho Christian Easter.
Hoover to Attend Services
In washington, the president Of the
United States will attend . Masonic
and o Quaker service. New York viii
observe the day with high hat, flash
ing fashions, elaborate church serv-
ices-and thousands gaping Of fish IN
tho aquarium, ct snortng ferries IA
the rivers and It animals ii the 700
Those who wish to be ostentatioua
will pay q much - . each for or
chids-while others, broken by Z
winter Of fruitless quest for work
will dine In the bread lines.
n Csecho-elovlkte Easter viii pivot
lConttuued q pase threo0
rW~a --r F=- Hr-H|
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Beginning Today
On Page 4

with this issue the Tribune Of
fers the first installment Of its
new serial. pitching Fool"
one Of the outstanding stories
which have been written about
the baseball diamond or about
baseball characters.
It is the gripping, thrilling, In
triguing story Of . young lad who
seeks fame, fortune-and love-
on the baseball diamond.
IT'S . home run. Read 1t and
go Tor yourself.
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ELECT N. D. WOMAN

Minneapolis, April 4.-P-Miss
Gertrude Hilleboe. of Finley, N. D.,
dean of women at st. Olaf college,
Mortified, was elected president, and
Miss Mabel Lumley, dean Of women
at Moorhead State Teachers college,
was named vice president Of the
Minnesota State deans OF women.
meeting for Its last program Of school
mems week at the University Of Min
nesota.
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GIVES FREIGHT RIGHT OF WAY
Muskogee, Okla, April 4.-R-
What happens when q treigh: am
with q pay load meets the special
train Of the president Of the road?
President M. H. Cahill OF the Mis-
souri, Kansas-Texas railroad tnok tns
side track and was 40 minutes late.
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MINNESOTA WOMAN DIES
Hutchinson. MIMI, April 4.-R-
1Grs. n. H. Harding, d, pioneer resi-
dent Of Hutchinson, died 1t her home.
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BURNED IN BONFIRE

Minneapolis. April 4.-REDorothy
Rhoades, eight, was burned severely
when she fell into . bonfire q group
Of children had started In . vacant
lot, but Is expected to recover.
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Late Bulletins
BUTLER DENIES REPORT

BUTLER DENIES REPO6T
Albany, N. r., April 4.-tR-
Major General 6medley D. But
Ter, at Hudson. N. r., for an ad-
dress Saturday. denied In . tele-
phonic conversation with The As
sociated Press that he had deter
mined to enter the Pennsylvania
senatorial race next year.
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enclose herewith four carts n
coin or stamps for = copy of tse
booklet, PERMANENT FRUIT 1
AND vEQETAnlx oAnp00
eersse
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The Weather

Generally fair Saturday night
and Sunday: rising temperature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

FURNIT URE-Childs green chifforooe SO:
bsby's wicker hamper, 81. ESQ Hamilton 81
NV. Georgia 3695-J
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REFRIGERATION
Statesmen WANTED
QUICKLY.

Under our NEW SPECIAL
DEALER SALES PLAN we
have waiting several immediate
positions with ample remunera-
ton for refrigeration men with
adequate experience as SALES
r r P r +. s F. \ + A T " IN
CHARGE. BUSINESS MEN
WITH SALES ABILITY.
We shall also select on We'd
nesday a limited number OF com
petent BUSINESS MEN with
SALES ABILITY and furnish
TIVE DAYS s. SCHOOLING
FREE.
We provide a position imme-
diately thereafter in our special
Dealers Sales organization. Ade-
quate remuneration. Here is an
all-year connection. Call in per-
son, o32 II st. NV. Wednesday.
Ask for Mr.. leager.
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Danger seemed past for the and the girl. Jana
stood looking at the American with frank admira-
ton Everything about this stranger aroused her
interest curiosity and imagination. He like
nothing she had ever seen Most astonishing of all,
she dio not fear him. She had been taught to
pect only the worst from men who were not of her
tribe She made effort to escape. So Jason
Gridey found himself not only lost in unknown
land, but responsible for the protection of lovely
girl, who could understand nothing he said, and
whom n turn could not understand
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Its head was crushed and battered almost severed
from its body. and a splinter of smooth wood pro-
jected from Ats skull. This Tarzan recognized as
q fragment OF airpane propeller. and instantly
he knew the cause of Gridley's crash Half a mile
further on the three discovered further evidence,
some OF 1t quite startling. An opened parachute
lay stretched upon the ground where it had fallen.
At short distance from 1t lay the bodies of
four hyaenodonS and two hairy men An examna-
ton of the bodies revealed the fact that both the
men and two Of the beasts had persisted from bullet
wounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

GENERAL CARPENTER WORK AND RE
pair. Carl Fischer and Z. s. Campbell, 1904
Ol3ver AZ lTs
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Meantime, Tarzan and his two companions had
upon the wreck of the airpane. After dis
covering that its pilot had landed alive, the ape
greatly puzzled at the footprints about it.
These showed the boots Of q man. but also those OF
a small Sandaled foot. Further examination con-
WINGED Tarzan that the pilot had been Grdley, that
he had been forced to make a parachute descent
and landed safely. But where and under what cir
cumStance he had picked up his companion, Tarzan
could only guess AS they along the trail they
shortly upon the carcass OF huge pteranodon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
MIAMI. FLA, LEAVING THURSDAY; CAN
accommodate one PASSENGER. Met. 1909 or
ga p ST. s.w.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY DESIRES TRANS
portation TO Boston. Address BOX 800 D,
Star once.
WE FIND MOTORISTS with vacant seats
and travellers to fill them. Bunyan's Auto
Travel Bureau. 1921 PenDs. sve. Met. 6752.
SAN FRANCISCO. SEDAN; TRY LEAVE
Wed, accommodate T. expense land driving ,
sharing passengers: references. 223 and ST.
Sc. evening.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES AUTO TRANsPOR-
tation to Texas. Lucerne Farm, Culpeper,
Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 small quarters;
s2S5 twin-bed bedroom suite with two Sim
mons BeautyreSt mattresses and two Sim
mons coil springs. used less than q month:
and two handsome crystal ceiling chands-
Tiers and two side-vall brackets will sscri-
Ace. Apply any morning between 10 and IL
or and IN the evening. 21S7 Devonshire
pl a15. PARK TowSrS
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Everywhere upon the trampled turf appeared the
imprints of the small sandals Of Jason's companion
1t was evident to Tarzan that two other men had
taken part in the battle that had been wased here
He circed about, seeking further evidence and then
saw these two had escaped After these TWO had
run away Jason and his companion had apparently
set out in search of the wreck. These facts and
the story they told were clear TO the ape-man
as il he had read them in book. But Thoar had
discovered a thing OF which even Tarzan was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
ICA@NNAnaA

FLOORS scRAPED and finished electric
machines: reasonable prices Gail Lincoln
1913. II. Z. Richardson. 10
FLOORS SCRAPED, FINISHED By modern
electric machines. Price reasonable. II. l..
Cation. 1l2 ST. e. Atlantic 0o65. 50
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Only Exceptions

Death Notices and Lost and
Pound Advertisements for Ths
ljs.iy star will be accepted M 10
noon. day of issue. except Sstur-
day and Leeal Holidays. when the
closing time is 10 Am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star win be accepted
up to IL pm. Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

E ns1s ana sG. :ers' R f t: I
customers. Save half Think OF III 1908
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During our visit with Uncle Sans entomologists
We stop by the library and find there many bulletins
published by the Department of Agriculture telling
how to combat many of the insect pests that plague
us These bulletins contain full. page drawings and
photographs of the tiny mites that plants
TO die or our domestic animals to suffer BY study
ing these illustrations often learn to identify
some CT the more common pests. But how do they
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make these minute insects look so large and 30 life
like?" ask. In answer. the guide takes us 10 an
artists studio where young woman is seen studying
insect, looking at 1t through a microscope
mounted on her easel With one hand she Is paint
ing what she The subject Of the sketch being
made Is the Harlequin cabbage bug. In an adJoln-
ing come upon a photographer who Is
operating odd appearing camera. This camera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces, mahogsny.
for sale very cheap. 1923 Lamont ST. NV
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
For sunday. $50 pm. SATURDAY.
Al the Branch Agencies. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

developed here In the Bureau Of Entomology
we are told, and it will photograph the tinieSt m
sects charging them from rs to 800 times their
natural sizes The photographer explains how help
full this new camera is proving to be, because IN
the past it was almost impossible to get clear pic
lures of insects more than 10 IS times their
natural size. This camera EMPLOYS lens having
unusual depth OF focus, and a lighting equip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW FOR STENoCR 4pHER AND
typ~-rifipg exam, very low tuition rate by
enrolling now. The Civil Service Prepare tory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

MEN. 10. white, of neat appearance. TO sell
goods on train: experience not neceSSary;
party. Small cash security and blue suit
required. Apply TO Union News Co. East
"a Sernent IIninn Sta ion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

MEN-Wu have vacant, September 10, TWO
permanent positions paying about s2S 80 N
work hard and furnish good reference
Apply 2l4 District Bank Bids. from TO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

I0-RoOM ROOFING HOUSE. downtown;
good furniture: rental, $50 month; real
barsain for $3.50 cash.
P. F. CARLEY CO., SO2 10Th It.
10"
y4oO-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent. $50;
well furnished; newly decorated.
$3.50 ooming house. II rooms; rent cheap;
near eth and Mass: GOOD income.
S5o0-Rooming house, 10 rooms: 5000 cor :
ne. on K st; we'll furnished; GOOD
income will sacrifice.
$3.50 Booming house, - rooms; rent s5o.
Ss50-Rooming house, . rooms: rent. 500
S65o-Rooming house, IL rooms: rent. te'.
.75o-RoominG house, IL rooms: central.
Sl,0G0-RoominR house, IS rooms, baths;
beautifully furnished: on X St
3l,2S0-R ooming house, IL rooms. baths;
vepor heat, nicely fur; bargain
$3.50 ooming house, 10 rooms. baths;
well Furnished; in apartments rent 500.
S75o-Csfeteria; GOOD corner; surrounded
by Govt. depts.: GOOD lease: rent. $40.
S8So-Lunch. well equipped. old stand;
rent. t3S: bargain: $3.50 cash.
356o-Lunch, old stand business $50 daily;
rent. S25 monthly; BARGAIN.
3lr30o-Cigsr. news and souvenir business;
49, good transient location; rent. $50.
corner A. school: colored trade.
3650-Grocsry snd 5 rooms. rent. $40: GOOD
apartment house trade q bargain.
r. NJ CURTIS 82o 18th 81. NV Nat. 1892.
1s-RooM BOARDING HOUSE. best located
for np-to-dste tea room: price $500; terms.
T. F. CARLEY CO., 8O2 10th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

CLOTHING SALESMAN wanted. experienced
only Square Deal Clothing Co.. 1888 7th
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WANTFD-An assistant man
ager and buyer for our drapery
and rug department. We prefer
man OF thorough experience,
one that understands the opera
ton OF drapery work room as
well. Apply Supt.'s Office, Palais
ROval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

CANVASSERs to sell the Marvel Sef-Heat-
ing Smoothing Iron; every housewife wants
one BRING one dollar with you and make
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MEN-sls 90 per week ana big bonus, both
conditional, TO start Only men willing to
proposition; experience not necessary. Call
2ls INSURANCE Bldg. 18th and Eye nv. be-
with car on special proposition. Call Mon
dAv Tuesday and Wednesday. Is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

BARBER, expert, wanted at once, for white
trade. S3l 18th st. ne. 10.
BOY with bicycle as messenser; good chance
for advancement Address BOX s4-D' star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

Statesmen, experienced automotive special
ties and service Apply on Friday. after
10 30 m. Wsshinston Automotive Service,
NJ nv
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MEN with mechanical ability for cleaner
department Must have car and drivers
license Apply between and II. Holland
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EARN $1,000 A DAY.

SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS XMAS CARDS.
few sincere men and women wanted by
the biggest company in the Christmas card
business to earn extra money showing ma
tionally advertised FAMOUS ARTISTS
Xmas cards; no competition; generous cash
bonuses: liberal commissions paid daily IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. great Xmas card
box assortments
The Process Corporation, 1926 Nat. Press Bids
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MEN az, with or without selling experience.
for J. r. watkins Products. paying from S3n
TO $40 per week TO right men in restricted
territory: 5000 chance for advancement.
Apply after l pm, $3.50 Illinois ave. NV,
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sITUATION-DOMEsTIC.


GIRL wants part-time work or laundry 10
4Ool-W ''N' - ~ A''' NO''"'
GIRL, coIored, wants general housework;
say or go home nights; city reference.
GIRL, neat. from Virginia, wants light gen
eral housework. 22os 18th pl. nv
GIRL wishes general houSework. Phone Dec
6297 or call 1885 18th 81. nv
GIRL wants general housework; stay nights
or go home; reference. 1911 18th 81. nv.
GIRL. co.ored. wishes part-time work ref
erence. Phone Col. 69s6.
GIRL, colored. neat. wishes work at part
time or general housework. Col. 44e4. 1907
sherman ave. NV.
GIRL. colored neat and reliable, wants work
as nurse or mothers helper. Phone Col
GIRL. colored, wishes lob as general house
worker whole or part time, best references
1875 18th st. NV
GIRL. colOred, wishes maid or general
Claudio Lee Exum.
GIRL. colored. wishes general housework;
GOOD reference; splendid COOK. Call Hyatts
Vile 64a. l0S r. ], ave. ne.
HOUSEKEEPER for widower; unencumbered
widow desires position; no objection 10 half
Grown boy. Address Box Sod, Star once.
years city references Phone Net osSo
LAUNDREss. GOOD wants work at. home:
Ss :vs Of Ff5s bur s Eany yard call for and
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING :. Good reference.
Call phone 3o-F-l2. Alexandria, Va. l6'
WOMAN, colored. wants days work nrst-
class laundresS. Call or write Monday, sis
r So. NV.
WOMAN. colored. experienced, wishes cook
ms or general houseWork' best references.
WOMAN, colored,. wants place as general
houseworker. Call Lincoln 63el-W or write
6l3 l. St ne, L. Brown.
WOMAN, colored, settled; cooking, private
family, bachelors or lsdyS apartment: will
get dinners: invalid care like children; will
DO some laundry. 1882 st. NV.
WOMAN. coIored, wishes position as general
houseworker or part time. 1923 9th 81. NV.
Phone North 1915.
WOMAN, colored. experienced, from Viz
sinia, wants Job cleaning and taking care OF
apartment or general days work Call North
1o357. 94l Rhode Island ave. NV.
kin6; $3.50 and car fare. Phone Decatur
WOMAN. colored, experienced, wishes gen.
erAl work OF cooking Atlantic 1881.
WOMAN. colored, neat. pleasant: splendid
cook, good and willing general maid or part
time reference. Decatur oS37.
WOMAN, coIored, reliable, wants days work.
Laundry. cleaning or part-time work OF any
Kind. Phone North S720.
WOMAN. colored wants days work: good
laundress, willins worker. Call Metropolitan
WOMAN, eoloreo, wants days work of any
Kind: references. 62S and 81. NV. Net. 1854.
YOUNG GIRL. colored, wants days work.
part-time or general housework. West 1858.
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statesmen. Catholic-Larse international
organization will add several statesmen to
complete present STAFF; experience not as
essential as backbone; immediate, ADVANCE
ment IL you qualify; new campaign. Call.
3 TO 10 or S 70 8. at l343 II st. NV, RIM. 500.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for good sales
man in established real estate once. Replies
absolutely confidential. Address Box 394-D,
Star once.
MEN ca, represent Nat. Teachers Assn i,
protection; cost. S24 per year; BENEFITS, S25
per week. Every disease covered. Address
Box 3s3-D. Star once.
SALESMAN to take care of cake and pSetzel
business; good proposition for man who
must furnish cash bond Only experienced
need reply. State last two employers. Ad-
dress Box 49,, Star once.
Statesmen to sell very low priced line OF
niture trade; commission. 10ec State eXpe-
rience. Federal Mirror Co, 442 Federal St,
Phila.. Pa.
SECURITY ACKNOWLEDGMENT banking
corporation nov in operation has openinG
for three additional sales people; GOOD To-
cal board. Call sol Southern Bldg.
statesmen
10. to sell 1917 gold debenture bonds Of a
local financial organization. Sold on the
H. This is a hish-srade security and real
live wire statesmen can make big money.
Gail between 8 and 10 am. or and ,, m.
Ask for Mr.. Woodhouse. Suite SOC. Our
Home Life Bldg. 1903 Vermont ave. NV.
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RADIO SERVICE MAN, years of experience
at actual service required: auto preferred;
references; hours. II am. to 10 pm. Ken
nedyS Radio. Inc, 1919 14th St NV.
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GROCERY CLERK with meat-cuttinE eSpe-
rience: must have good reference. j. Ray
nnnd Pyles. 1919 Good Hone I'd Sc.
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SAI,EsMEN-Several positions now open for
statesmen selling electric refrigeratorS
through dept. stores. Must have car: See
Mr.. Ross, 1900 lexington pl. ne, bet. and
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COLLECTOR for clothing store; must be ex-
perienced. Phil Booys Co. 125 It'll 81. NV
SyCNT TC~TOES he experienced,
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MAN for easiest. surest best-payinE deal
here; S30-S40 week; expenses advanced. Csl
Wednesday, s-l2 m, as pm. 'Patonic"
Patten. 229 + st. NV.
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JANrTOR. single, colored man. in small
apartment house. Robert Lee OBrien, ITO
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ment many times stronger than sunlight is also
required Now that we have seen how insects are
identified and how their anatomies are enlarged
and pictured for future reference. we must look
in a nearby laboratory where other workers are
discovering other insect secrets by most amazing
methods. Tomorrow-What Colors Attract Insects?
tAn rights protected. Trade mark rerist.red o. o.
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WANTED-Several Government
clerks for evening work in their
own nejghborhoods; plea SAINT and
profitable. Address Box 2oo-D,
Star office.
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FURNITURE DRIVER experienced, must
know city and have best Of references. Ad-
dress Box 137-D. Star ONCE.
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BOATS,

MODEL IS SEA SLED. new: Will take Sss.
Also one STANDARD twin Johnson for 500.
John Zevely, S12 eth st. NV. Tel. Nat.
CANOES FOR SALE OR HIRE STORED.
Boats, 81 per day or night.
Dempsey'S Boat House, 30th and NV.