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AROUSED BY ROBBERS

MISS Faith IlItOn Sees Man Fee
From Apartment.
Awakened from an afternoon nap by
noise in her bed room, Miss Faith
Tilton Of 1843 Mintwood place fright
ened off an intruder who had climbed
the fire escape and entered her apart
ment through an open window.
Miss Tilton told police of the second
precinct station she found the man
lying on the floor at the foot Of her
bed when she arose. He jumped up,
reached through the window and dashed
down the fire escape to the street below,
she declared.
An investigation revealed that the
apartment had been robbed.
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ALB|NO INDIANS
HONOR EXPLORER
Gift Received at Smithsonian
Institution for Matthew
w. Stirling.

Matthew w. Stirling. noted exn,orer
and chief Of the Bureau of Americ, n
Ethnology OF the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, must have been a popular guest
among the white Indians"
Yesterday large bundle, with no
explanations, was received at the in
Stltutton from Mr. Stirling who has
Just left Panama for Ecuador after A
Visit to villages Of the San Bias indians
OF the 1sthmuS Coast. It was from
these people that a group of albino
Indians was brought to the United
states a Few years ago, attracting wide
attention. Some curious biological
factor Is at work among them. causing
an abnormal prevalence Of this pigment
oenclency. Since then they have been
Needle Work Marvellous.
A striking feature among this peoule
consists Of the ornate shirts" Of The
Indian women, literally marvels of
needle work and applique embroidery.
These colorful shirts are elaborateiy
decorated with figures Of human beings.
s.:;smals, plants and geometric figures.
Ihey represent an art of high order
which apparvatly developed ;ndepen-
oently among an iSoiatru people
But the shirt is about all even the
most modest San Bias lady wears. It's
warm country, for one thing, and
Ideas OF decorum are not quite of the
mid-VlCtOrian order The making of
one such shirt is the work of months
Stirling sent back big bundle of them,
enough TO have clothed all the women
OF a small village. They are valuable
additions to the National Museum COL
lection
Development in Music.
A notable development of the life of
this semi-independent people is their
music. Flutes are made of the leg
bones of birds, each instrument adapted
for playing certain tunes. The San
Bias man about town" carries bunch
of about a dozen of these flutes hung
by string about his neck. He plays
upon one or the other as the fancy
strikes him. Stirling secured several
Of these flute punches. He also secured
Evening star., 1931-12-06
German Flyer Delayed.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Decem mber 5
iP).-Eli BeinhOrn, German flyer, who
arrived today on a flight from Berlin
to Sofia, Belgrade and Istanbul, was
unable to continued on account Of the
weather and postponed his next hop
to Sofia until tomorrow.
Rumania has nearly three times as
m nv alltnrnn nkiIns IL did IN 1nOA
Smyrna times., 1931-01-28

ter. At a week night prayer meet
ing during the opening prayer, Mr..
Sharp and the audience were much
blessed. When they arose from
their knees, Mr.. Sharp said, 1--WE
have got what we came for and
now we will go home" He then
pronounced the benediction. That
was a model prayer meeting, short
and sweet. The hostility of the P.
F. Church and the M. E. Church,
n some sections was quite intense,
in the early days of these denom-
nations. On the peninsula quite a
number of persons who had been
baptized and married by the Meth
odist preachers, became so shaken
IN the faith of their ordination
that they became rebaptized and
remarked by the P. E. Clergy. To
counteract this influence Mr.Sharp
was invited to attend a camp
meeting, and preached especially
on this subject He accepted and
preached each morning for seven
consecutive days. On Sunday
morning such was the power at
tending his sermon that the people
fell to the ground by scores and
hundreds. Many became so af-
frighted that they fled from the
camp. Mr.. Sharp, himself fell
PROSTATE in the preachers stand
and cried aloud to God to stay His
Hand, that he and the people
might not die. In the afternoon of
that day, Mr.. Sharp was sent for
to visit lady of wealth and fam
ily position, who had attended the
meeting in the morning and rem
dered herself conspicuous by SCOT
fng at the religious exercises. She
was writhing in agony, her body
/ convulsed and her face distorted
and in her paroxisms would throw
herself off the bed on the floor,
/ seemingly possessed with super
natural strength. Mr.. Sharp on
his arrival found her in one OF
those spasms. He looked at her
and then said, "She is possessed
/ of a Devil Let US pray" After
I he had prayed, he stood for some
minutes looking at the lady, whose
countenance was still distorted anG
her body convulsed and she giving
vent to language frightfully pro-
fame. Mr.. Sharp then said Thou
Internal Spirit I command thee ir
the name of Jesus Christ the Sor
Of God, to come out Of this wom-
an" Very speedily the lady be
Smyrna times., 1931-01-28
BOXING BILL STATUS UPHELD
Question AS to Its Constitutional
ity Upheld by Attorneys

There was considerable agitation
among the friends of the Boxing
Bill recently passed by the two
Houses of the Delaware Legisla-
ture. Someone raised the point
that the bill was unconstitutional
because the measure raises rev.
enue and under the constitution of
the State should have originated in
the House. James F. Alice, Julian
C. Walker and w. H. Brougham,
the attorneys for the two Houses
were informally asked for an opin-
ion by some of those interested.
The attorneys without giving a
formal opinion, took the view that
while the act does raise revenue,
the raising of revenue is incidental
and not the object of the bill and
therefore, the measure does not
come under the prohibition in the
constitution. Governor G. Doug
lass Buck has ten days in which to
consider the measure and approve
or disapprove it. Should he fail
to approve it within ten days after
passage, it will become law with
out his signature, but there is no
doubt about the Governor taking
action as soon as he has been able
to read the bill carefully and be-
come familiar with its provisions.
Smyrna times., 1931-01-28

that Archbishop Gibbons will be
entirely satisfied with DR.. Ewer's
exposition.
The relation between the two
churches were not so cordial so
years ago. The P. E. Church
claimed to be regular and in the
line Of Apostolical succession and
charged Methodism with being
schismatic and irregular, and the
ordination of her ministers invalid.
The Methodist resented these pre-
tentions. The simple facts are
that both churches are the chill
dren of the parent church of Eng
land, the NJ. E. Church being the
elder brother. I will give some
facts in support of this position.
(To be continued)
Smyrna times., 1931-01-28
F1fllI AGO TOLD TOLD
|lIi:iIlEI N 1880
= 1T AP-
Ep SMYRNA rlAr0

8 shiNN
Written Fifty 1,ftr wears
happenings ,dsd Ei'y
~ ! = Year lss' 7, ,,---
g G., '1I Years ago. we. we cane Gois
i,aii9il i.3iye K of the Tsehudy IoDt
~ 1;IIs5lsy smyrna and .,5s is leadl 5aek
p; ..sr. il1lsf from the ,. present in
~ Ig,.asI,s gsal1 will appear u
FROM Last Week 4.
I, rscollsctions Of ,1in the
I, sharp and his mn MI
81, When be was
ssFilS' ,;rc,,it on the
.,,iTal he drove to the
v, a,,'ll Mansfield and be-
.l u was told by MI.
'',I, ~, a wild
..',iausly known to
n was dying He re-
\ Us go to see ner
- ~ did 50; the sick
!. iHed with the 1rienus
,raijng physicians hav-
\ latent could not live
M. sharp on enter
N - tha he'd of
= without speaking to
.ronally, said Let US
n, who remember him
I, .r,Dbatically his pray
,N and pleadings with
4 occasion he told God
IL lady was TO the
4 necessary to her
.ts:s children, how I'M
4. community and then
rsrrcb. her children,
immunity can't spare
A. must be prolonged.
I raised up. God the
he Son, God the Holy
n, her disease now, and
I speedily to health.
rus from his knees he
mi and said, Sister
4 this time" and with
rTOrd he left the room.
sryslesee almost i'm
nj lived for years af-
Smyrna times., 1931-01-28
Hew Ford has more than
fhfy bail GRd roller beUFFWgs

~ 'he hieh quaIty huIi1 INTO the neW Eord
1fn'ive use Of ball and roller bearings. There
lAan twenty IN al - an unusually large num-
an bearing il adequate in size and carefully
lr the work il has to do.
'1e points u the Ford chassis you will find ball
4 others, roller bearings are used regardless
nsher cost The deciding factor is The per-
asof the car.
,isnSiVe use Of ball and roller bearings in the
Msufes smoother operation, saves gasoline,
speed and power, gives quicker pickup, de-
-'.' ana gives greater reliability and longer life
moving parts
Il I'''anaing features that make the new Ford
DU,e lhe price are the Triplex shatter-proof
u silent, fully enclosed four-wheel brakes,
sAne aoubie-acfing hydraulic shock absorb
11 phtons, chrome silicon alloy valves,
"i noaing rear axle, Rustless Steel, the ex-
saa''uring. 80 : l : '''- A'''' =
Smyrna times., 1931-01-28
| Written Fifty 1,tfT Wears
|s THlIppsn7Ings a7ins ,as6 s1'S
.,ns to Year looO

ll' -, n the COT
,,s, our me- ogo, we came
siy years s5 .be late Col.
.rs,stiol q Il the Tschudy
q ! rsIsttiEe ti'e.-0a y and ai1 its lead
Snly[fafq ffty years back
.ssi 'lllle from the present
J y a.Igl@ests geaes will appear 4
Smyrna times., 1931-01-28

This, together with an ordination
service, gave rise to much local
discussion and some bad feeling.
In the P E. Church, Deacons are
ordained to the order of Priests.
In the NJ. E. Church, Deacons are
ordained to Elders orders. In the
ordination of a Priest in the P. E.
Church, the Bishop says to the
candidate: Receive the Holy
Ghost for the office and work of a
Priest in the Church of God, now
committed unto thee by the inpo-
sition Of our hands, whose sins
thou dost forgive, they are forgiv-
en-: and whose sins thou dost re-
tain they are retained" This was
new and startling doctrine to
many protestants not familiar
with the prayer book, and who had
never before witnessed an ordina-
4 ton in the P. E. Church. As a
rule, the members of the p. E.
Church, do not claim for their
Priest the power to forgive or to
retain sins
| Archbishop Gibbons, Grace of
| the Roman Catholic See of Balti-
more, in his very able and exceed
ingly interesting work, entitled
THE Faith of Our Fathers" says:
'If the P. E. Church does not
mean what those words express,
that they should at least tell their
people what they do mean" for
adds the Archbishop, "the Roman
Catholic Church, uses precisely the
same language, word for word, in
the ordination of her Priests and
we do mean just what we say.
Recently the Rev. DR.. Ever, Rec
tor of st. Ignatius P. E. Church of
New York City in his defense of
Ritualism, plainly and decidedly
claims Regeneration by Baptism;
The Real presence of Christ in the
Eucharist. The Efficacy of prayer
for the dead; and the power of
the Priest of the p. e. Church to
forgive or to retain rims. / think
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FORD SPORT. ROADSTER. 1880 model.
This car is in perfect condition and can be
bought at bargain for quick sale; SIS
cash. balance small weekly payments Call
Mr.. Fisher. Lincoln 10000
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect ITS adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
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as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
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entation of the box number
ticket
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FORD COUPE-About 1926, with an earlier
model motor; a dandy little Job for only S35.
Good tires. Owens Motor Co, 6323 Ga ave.
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lures, their unganly long legs Tapped by the waters
in which they stand. Since they rest upon the
oceans sandy bed the reduction in weight which
the steel frame construction permits is decided
advantage. Another advantage their skeleton forms
offer less resistance to high winds and tropical hr-
ricanes. Some of the lights far out In the Carib-
bean Sea guiding our ships to the Panama Canal
merely steel shafts like needles with bright eyes
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DAILY CIV1CS O713=7

sticking in the coral reef isles that lie scattered in
path. They mounted with automatic blink
ers; unattended . For $50 years Uncle Sans
lights have been guiding seaships TO shores. To-
day he is rearing a type OF lighthouse to guide
a commerce across plateau and desert-skyships.
Monday-Guide Posts on Our Always
(An rights protected. Trade mark registered o. u.
Patent OneeD
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Uncle Sam has many different types of light
houses up and down the long coastlnes of his ter
ritories Their construction varies, to suit the
whims of the builders, but to fit them to the diff
ferent climates foundations and native building ma
terials at hand In Northern Alaska, d lie to the
severity of the climate many of the lights auto
matte bnkers perched jagged peaks flashing
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POTATO CHIP CoOK-Must be AL. State
local experience II any. Address BOX 2z9.A'
Star ONCE
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FORD USED CARS - Liberal assortment;
properly displayed and guaranteed. Eynon
Motor Co, Ford Dealers, are anxious 20
have you inspect our stock OF used automo-
biles. Terms: liberal trades. Remember the
address, 1887 Twins st. Adams 1887 Day
night. Jim Flaherty, used-car mar
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dark blue finish; rev tires: a very sporty
and powerful. car: special s2ss: easy terms.
Triangle Motor Co, 2 Y ave n u
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ESSEX SEDAN, I9S0-Si00 down. SAT per
| mo. Like new in every way; guaranteed.
| Warrington Motor Co., 2o35 nth NV. Pot.
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ABSOLUTELY NO CASH
required Painting. paperinK. plumbing, car
pentering, electric wiring. roofing. cement
our eAsy payment plan. Estimates cheer
fully given.
The GENERAL CONTRACTING co
g2I New York Ave NV Dist 50S2
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FOFD, ,MODhI A COUPE, X23o. BeautlIuI
light blue finish; excellent condition. Was
owned by semi-inyalid and shows every indi-
cation OF but slight use. A genuine barEains
North 1865
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The Waziri behind the bona wall, schooled and
disciplined by Tarzan of the APPS, had long SINCE
discarded these prelimnaries so dear to the hearts
of other warlike tribes Instead, they stood stoid
and grim, awaiting the coming of the foe Lady
Greystoke issued orders. telling the three whites
spoke as one accustomed to command. Flora and
/ will remain in the back of the camp" she SAID
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out their beams Of warning, unattended for months
at a time. In Hawaii and the bold headlands
of the Pacific Coast States lighthouses are often
low structures, for the height of the bluff raises
the beacon sufficiently above the level of the sea
to be seen for miles But along low-lying North
Atlantic shores the Lighthouse Service has had to
erect many tall masonry towers While as We sail
further south we sight many skeleton steel struc-
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Confusion held Flora Hawkes. only momentarily
Presently she explained that she had come to Africa
with her companions, engaged in scientific research
Because" she remarked II had been in Africa with
you and Lord Greystoke and so knew something
about this section" Wholly unsusucious Lady
CSreystoke called USula who in charge OF the
Waziri 1.-TWO hundred west coast blacks are COM
ing after these people" she said, and we shall have
to fight 10 defend them
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STENOGRAPHFR.

yayse real estate once desires hrst-cls IS
stsnosrs pher-clefk: must have experiences.
EepiY IN own handwriting. address Box
S32-z. Star once.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

EVERGREENs. SHRUBS. etc; Handicapped
formal end informal gardens. lily pools.
lilies. seeding and repairing drought-stricken
la WINS; counsel aud Inmates free. w. T.
GNASH. 1919 and st. NV Ga. 0247 l5s
RICH TOP SOIL. 81 yard on eround. James
Carter. 2007 LIST st. s!w. is
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TNsTALTMENT COLLECTOR, experienced.
with car. Apply in person, Union Credit
CiotherS. 400 7th st NV
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Observation-Disclosures.


ANTIQUES and modern furniture closing
house furnishings. unusual collection OF
% am ann to PM. evenings 81 appcintmsnt.
1903 New Hampshire ave. NV. 16s
BABY CARRIAGE. good as new, Si5; white
gold Elgin watch, SIS. 1901 18th st. NV"
Apt 2ls .--------
BATH TUBS brick ana building msteIiaI-
Sobs ui Stored s:ars each 6a fh YARDS
lumber, sheathinS; fooTing. studding, vim
Hprs and sa' bsa RPs Ss tSHs Es
Sgrs Ell ys5s e A8t;;ssyyswSS2SSdRgSS DEPT
s SSSssBBssSSsssSdH1sssssas ca ": y: NV sW
ce i nat dat woven SPRINGS; reasonable: S.
Apt. 400 wellington, l70l Park rd. NV.
BED. Rollaway full size; coil sprinss; easy
to operate. folds into space by I feet; cost
SIS. sell $50. Mr.. Goss. 1902 18th NV. IL
BICYCLES. several. reconditioned wheels;
reasonably priced. 246l 18th st. NV, Open
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all sizes
complete stock supplies: table and cue re-
pairing best workmanship. Conn Billiard
Bowling Supply Co.. $40 erh NV. Dist. Sill
BRICK. IS per 600 Euilaing stone, face
cali Wade Met 7si5. is.
CASH REGISTERS. rebuilt, guaranteed, $50
SIS, 500 and up; receipt printing. $3.50: low
terms. no interest The National Casn Rec .
cAsa RT :D.: .n .cs::
soan,sins sissssie srlna.r.: rais:ss. Asils.
Inc" sii 3 s., NV W. '' ~
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING SEDAN over National Highway to
indianapolis April Bird or Attn; will take cou-
pie to share expenses; references exchanged.
Address Box 274-Z. Star ONCE Is
WILL CHAUFFEUR in exchange for trans
portation vicinity Kansas City or Denver.
Address Box 259-Z. Star Office 10
GOING TO CALIFORNIA; or passengers;
reasonable; Will leave soon; good car. Ad-
dress Box 1897. Star Office. IA
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BOATS.

SPEED BOAT. a{-ft,, s-cyl motor, good con-
dition at q bargain price; $500. Lin. 1880.
1Se
MARINE MOTOR. Gray. / to cylinder;
your old motor in trade, ]. B. Bland, dis
tributor, II 14th 81. ne.
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NURSERYMAN; only those who can propa-
gate and run greenhouse need apply. BRING
reference Also nursery salesman. nrSt class
with reference Silver Spripg Md, Box 40
PHARMACIST registered, relief. Wardman
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is . cents per line additional 70 the
regular line rate.

;!;;-g-yrg yGT TTvT IN WILL CALI
Tor and deliver your pleatsd dress, cleaned
and pressed. 81 IS. Al other dresses, si.go
Mems suits. Use. Men's Overco1tS. 81 %
Iadies' coats. 81 90 We do all kinds Of alter
ins and repairing o. ladies aud gentlemen
garments at reasonable prices. star Ll igIna'
ALI ORE6sES AND LADIES COATS
Cleaned. 81: mems suits and oyercoats. T5c
HawaTd's Odoriess Cleaners. stores all over
CHILDREN BoHRLvp. KINDER0ARTEf
training; Rest Of care Fiveni ressona pc
s37l gath st, Brentwood, I'D. Hyatts. 1909
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INSTRUMENT MAN for surveying party.
Give experience in answer. 81 day. Address
Pox 25a-Z. Star office.
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CHEVROLET SALESMAN - A man familiar
with Northwest WASHINGTON and Montgomery
County can make very attractive connec-
ton with a new dealer; plenty OF prospects:
Spring is here. Banfield Chevrolet Co., sos
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MAN, energetic; liberal salary guaranteed
for local outside. work on leads old estao-
ment to travelling position. Phone Adams
1884 or address Box 1927, star once.
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PHARMACIST, registered. with experience in
chain store; referkrce State salary expect
ed and phone number. Address Box Sax,
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INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE. competent
reliable, can make permanent profitable con-
nection; well established national organiza.
ton Address stating age, experience ana
reference BOX 2A2-Z Star Cfice. 20
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LOCOMOBILE LIMOUSINE, 1925; painted a
dark blue; equipped with 4-wheels brakes
and in beautiful condition: special price for
quick sale. S22S. Wsrfield Motor Co., Dec.
3ll0. 1880 Conn. ave. NV. Terms.
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HELP--MEN.

AUTO MECHANICS for part time. Apply
after m. Monday, rear 81 g st. NV. l6'
BOY in drug store to deliver packages three
ply Ig2R Columbia I'd
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MARMON SEDAN--8-cyl; SIS down, S25 per
mo-; looks new; runs fine; new tires: guar
anteed. Warrinston Motor Co., 2035 nth
Il W. Pot 0OAA.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CANARTFS-Maies, 50 up; females $3.50 up;
choice, selected birds. 1888 3rd st. ne.
Afternoon and evening Is"
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, toy. beautiful,
thoroughbred; reasonable. 822 Gallatin ST..
NV. Silver 6prine 365-
CANARIES
Males and Females for Breeding.
Breeding Cages. Nests, Ei(.
ATHERTONS PET SHOPS.
612 ST. 1404 Irving 81.
SPECIAL-SPECIAL-SP
Your dog given a sanitary bath, complete
iy eliminating fieas. and dried with electric
dryer, ali for 81 DR. Lockes Dog and Cat
Hospital, 1922 Irving st. NV. Col. 0574.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

pREpARF NOW-FlLE CLERK, STATISTI-
cal EDITORIAL CLERK. Begin TODAY.
Tuition, $40. The Civil Service preparatory
School, Sc corner 18th & p NV. lAet. 1891
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTEn-SALESMEN.

AUTO E5sORY-Prohtable repeat bus
5.O0o-nlile guarantee; 500, 10 dealers 49,
cash commission TO salssman. Also oL9ei
sa,es mansger. 3sIs cottssc ave, ssltimore
10
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PLuMBER-Registered plumber 70 install
water system in small house. Call Wis. 3l01-J.
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IARMoN 1929 SEDAN, 1895: equipped with
s excellent tires and trunk platform; in the
best OF condition throughout A real smart
looking Job Terms and trade. Emerson &
Orme, 18th and NJ SITS N u
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MARQUETTE SEDAN, IsSO-4-door; actual
mileaRe less than 10000; new tires and fully
equipped; this car is equal TO new in every
respect; $3.50 and really worth much more;
30-day guarantee. H B. Leary, Jr., & Bros.
1921 Nth North RR26
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HUDSON 1929 ROADSTER-SIO0 down. $40
per me. De luye equipment; Al condition.
guaranteed. WARRINGTON Motor Co., 2o35
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NASH 1929 ADV. SEDAN-sl00 down, sac
per mo fine car in Al condition; S-ply
tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co.
2O35 nth NV Pot O044
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FORD 1929 "A" ROADSTER 4 orand-new
tires; paint, top. upholstery and mechanical
tee 1865; terms. II. d. Ledry, Jr., & Bros,
1921 I4th ST North gpI6
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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