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Continued from yesterday
 CLEARING TIPt

Continued from yesterday
 CLEARING UP!
 "A wise hunter invariably went out at night, observed the clouds, judged the weather and if pro- pituouS, departed in the morning, with the first streak of dawn. The dutiful wife, who loved and res pected her hunter, touched no food until his return. Before strangers, the husband ate first, later the wife. In the absence of strangers, both ate together, in silence. The wife's first duty was to wash her hands before prepar- ing food; second, to bring her husband water in his special kal- uga (vesSeD."- ."-verbatim, Gedeon.
 Sea otters were hunted on Tug idok Island, in companies of 8 or IS, two hatch bedarcas, in calm weather. First hunter to sight an otter, held up his paddle; others then surrounded the ani- mai equidistant, so as to spear the otter; only those in front hatch es threw spears, each in success ion; and those in aft matches managed the bidarcas.
 KU-KO-KO!
 The otter is awarded to the first one who wounds the animal; If wounded simultaneously, the marked spear nearest the head Is awarded the otter. In the event of a tie, he, who first shouts, "Ku-Ko-Ko!" just before throw ing his spear is awrded the otter. The shouting is resorted to in or der to warn others that he was the first to throw his spear. An agile otter can withstand 10 wounds, while the more awkward weaken with five wounds.
 UVA-UVA-UVA!
 Hair seals are caught by the use of decoys (Shuaks), a blown up skin of the same animal, which is set on beaches at low tides and which is covered up with the incoming tide-up to the head. The hunter sat behind
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Two hydraulic plants will be operated on Sourdough Creek, in the Fairbanks district, a trib- utary of the Chatanika, during the coming season by A. A. zim- merman, reports the Fairbanks News Miner.
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FOR SALE-Portabie sawmIll. with tractor ana piow. Wheland mill. with two saws, capacity about three thousand daily I've thirty-six inch saws. one inserted and one solid tooth, both new. Mill has cut only thirty thousand feet. Tractor has pulley. ana IS latest Mccormick Deering model. Has plowed but two acres and onara,ai mlli A very efficient outfit Just barely broken in. Two bottom gang blow: l4 inch bottoms. The mill is just the thine Tor ties Price: Entire outfit $12OO0o cash
 Inqulre at Gateway for full information
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THE BELMONT TRADING COMPANY lS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS TRADERS IN ALL KINDS OF MFR CHANDl6B, NEW AND SECOND HAND, AT THE OLD LOG HOUSE ON FIFTk AVENUE. JOE HOFFMAN
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FREE! FREE! FREE!
 TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS IN SEwAPn BETWEEN THE AGES OF AND I3. WHO HAVE A BIRTHDAY IN THE MONTH OF MAY. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL AT THE ALASKA SHOP.
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WANTED TO BUY hundreds have sent us discarded jeweIry. old gold. false teeth, bridgs. crowns, siiver, platinum. diamonds. antiques. Mail yours today. Money mailed promptly f:ooas "a. turned if offer refused Uhler Sta. E. Brook lyn. N. Y.
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Harry Madsen, oldtime resident of Council, passed away at Nome recently, reports the Nugget.
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T Surrender Dear," beautiful new Bruns. wick record now at the Alaska Shop.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

IA iES'-Fffteen cents per line first inser- tion Seven and one half cents per line TOT subsequent insertions. Count six av- craze words to a line Minimum charge 50 cents "
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THREE AND TWO ROOM APART MENTS FOR RENT AT J. L. GRAEF'S

Haas Candy-Fresh shipment on every boat. The Alask& Shop.
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DEDICATED TO ALASKANS

The following is practically literal translation from the Russian taken from the manuscript of Fr Gedeon, prest-monk of the Alexandra Nevsky Cathe dra, Moscow, Russia, and written in Kodiak be- tween 1894 and 1907 It has before appeared in nrint
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TUX SALE or long lease. Dreamland Hall Inquire Gateway.
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WANTED--APARTMENTs.

ROOM APARTMENT. FUR
nished or unfurnished; c. h. W, Ink, laun-
dry priyileses: state price. Address BOX
299-C. Star ONCE.
sHED-MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE De
sire two or three rooms, kitchenette and
bath In quiet private residence in quiet, ex-
elusive section, preferably entire floor: north
of Taylor and west OF 18th Quietness abso-
lutely essential. Address Box 1890, Star
once.
FOR $50 GOODS SIZED FUR
nished room, private bath, in northwest;
maid service. preference to southern e.
posure: conlenIenL and refined location. nd
drcso Box 268-C. Star Cfhcc 10
ONE ROOM AND BATH, UNFURNIsHED.
Address Box 27s-C, Star Office. 70.
YOUNG GIRL WISHES 70 SHARE FUR
aishcd 2-roGm. kit. and bath apartment with
another Must be centrally located and rea-
sonable Address BOX l75-C. Star ofice l2'
WANTED TO SUBLET MAY l SMALL APT
OF about two rooms. kit. and b.. completely
furnished. In good section in modern build
ing, for several months or longer. by young
couple getting married at that time Best
ca-e will be taken of furnishings Refer
eneeA given.
Address Pox 1910. shr once. IL
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SALE-FLATS.

TWO-FAMILY APT.
1887 d ST. ne: rms. & bath each;
h,-wh., cleo: owner leaving city and must
sell: an excellent investment. Call Line.
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LIGHTHOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

/ 'BURLEITH' ROOMS AND BATH
large front and rear yard in good condition;
ami. 3607 81. NV. Possession Apr. 10.
1886 LANIER PL. N.W.-9 ROOMS AND
bath: house in first-class condition; garage
Kass Realty Co. Dec. 1910. lll6 Vermont
2605 CONNECTICUT AVE NW.-NORTH
end Million Dollar Bridge-l0 rooms baths,
porcneS, double garage, lovely location: at
trectiyee, rental National 1882; Sunday, De
TO RELIABLE TENANT. REASONABLE
Detached; rms : baths. sleeping porch
81 Denwood ave. Takoma Park. l2'
Z LARGE ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED
inside and out. earage garden. Also D
ysSd, saTaSs: on bus lie. 58o8 8th ne
622 K ST NE-BRICK. ROOMS. ?
baths h.-w.h., cleo rent, S43. Phone Cley.
523 SOMERSET PLACE N.W.--5 ROOMS,
bath. hot-water heat. modeT1: built-in ga
sanday, Decatur ai52 ''''
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--CENTER HALL, 8
rooms, paths, saTage' blocks bus, .school
BEAUTIFUL BROOM. 2-BATH BRICK COR
isbis zAGER & sALUs, Nat 1852 Ia
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-SENT-DETACHED. s
rooms, bath, 3 porcAes garage, s75 per mo.
52ll Wisconsin Ave cley 1871. Ia.
$40 2Srd ST. NW.-EIGHT ROOM BRICK,
tion. $50 Sd
JOHN T. KNOTT. 9ls F St NV
5Tr,I1EPN 6 po0NTS- -TTyJTI esTTAITy coon
n " neighborhood. Red1lced Col ll21'
- es7Tz e r55S5,I;ss y .,5-IJ
S3o tStn 81. .. .E'-o I sCSCNiio' Sio' @ pt "a, CEL-
Lai' LjoaE pQ 0"' @ la,sr %. ,5.h u, IA,
gas, e!ecIIlelly. 1IitulIe Z01 Lzth 81, 80.
1912 HOLLY ST. N.W.-WHTTE FRAME, DE-
tached rooms. baths oil burner: splen-
did location. National 8552; Sunday De-
catur 2l32.
LET YOUR RENT MONEY BUY YOUR
Smy a5o Ienf9 h9f n9 cgS Near nd and Rbodc
heat gas and electricity; newly papered; s
CieV' JeV'' 1919 ''''''"'0 D0' ''-''' '"'''' -'''
60 a., e,.r, t,,Tl pA5rII ,55 m
90 9th 81 6e[5 rooms a. 90
SGs Sfh 81 s,g-G rooms. bafh ~ 40 So
6SS Nort0l ri II p "a rooms, hath " as 90
~ -'-0' ytb,PTT { JAHES INC
1926 l4th St NV North 0952
I224 u ST Ne
-OO'''' az ;, - ,yo',tb :" mems %
3s CzryA>;,,T,5C. CIR wv p0o,5s .,,1
50 CaAN%dMG . u. n.M.-3 5SCOG9 M l.
Fdeassst,y, neMiy papSieo aIlu pdihteu' s'''
o%f II ST. SGi,oD opD,rrr,rny c,r,
7o4 13th s. \ W "0-''4' ~ Dist 5145
80, -, ,, .-,,,T 4,l,,,, ~.
!9O0 :, n. AvE.,r, X. d BAIH, Hg4 d. Va {.
yer yer neat e!ecelClty' newly renovated Apply
ouhosg, . 70 o
374l MILITARY ROAD CHEVY CHASE--7
rooms, semi detached; garagei near Circle;
10. Col. fLo3-J -.-
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SALE-APARTMENTS

2-FAMILY APT; GOOD LOCATION; ALL
rented; one apt. rms, bath: one rooms,
bath; garage; screened-in porches; 36-ft.
wide: sacrifice for quick sale. Address Box
326-C. Star office.
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CHEVY CHASE-CLEVELAND PARK

CHEVY CHASE-CLEVEbAND Park.
We have an attractive selection OF de-
sirabe homes to rent at this time. II You
are seeking to rent buy a home at this
time, give US call, and We Will be glad to
show YOU our houses. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
National 5362, Sunday, Decatur 2i32.
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$3.50 COLORADO AVE. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath; i'rigid-
aire on house current. Resident
Manager. Apt l07.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

Beautiful new sunshine brick homes. de-
tached and semi-detached. Six large rooms.
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower,
linen closet, open fireplace; large, brisht
kitchen and pantry, double e-drainboard sink.
embossed linoleum. Majestic refrigerator.
reinforced concrete front porch. double back
porches, cedar-lined closets. hardwood floors
with tongue and groove subnoors. latest wall
paper and electric fixtures. duplex electric
outlets, large coat closet, mirror door; large
lots: brick gRrage.
We have satisfied scores OF home owners.
Why not let US satisfy you? To inspect
these well constructed homes drive out Michi-
gan aye 70 18th st; ne. tHrn left on 18th
to sample house. 1902 10th ST. ne Open,
heated and lighted every evening until p m.
BREUNINGER 4 PHIFER.
Nat. 77l3. Eve. Potomac 1858.
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APARTMENTs-FUR 4 UNFUJR


Ilol FLA. AVE. N.E.-Corner; and 2 rooms
and kitchen, bath. Frigidairc; ch.W.; part
y furnished II desired, reasonable. Atlantic
THE VIRGINIA. 2I2O G N-W--3 ROOMS,
Kitchen, bath, front corner apartment; FrIg-
idsire, supt. on premises; $50 10 Se8.5o :
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN, DINETTE, SEMI
private bath, furnished or unfurnished. in
attractive home. 2so5 r. I. ave. ne. Dec
DOWNTOWN, III 18th ST N.W--Two
5 ds so eEefg SstR
yenience. Apply on premises. National 1920
3o6. 1851 PARK RD. N.W.-ONE OR TWO
new building, elevator. southern exposure.
After l Sunday. week days.
ONE. TWO AND THREE ROOM APIS
tlation North 1920,
= ROOMS AMI. BATH, SECOND FLOOR. IN
private home of adults; convenient location.
a8l7 New Hampshire ave l3'
NEAR WARDMAN PARK, 2726 CONN. AVE
i and rms, kitchen. 6atn, FUR. or untur.
rms, Kitchen, bath cleo ref. large closets,
$3.50 Conn aye-3 rms. Kitchen. bath.
cleo ref; very desirable Janitor or Col 1867
344s CONNECTICUT AVE.
kohen ef4 ana ana 81 Ssth a'93nSS a5aso ta 3
FoNTANET COURTS.
18Th and Fairmont.
,.,I,c IT,o rooms kitchen and bath iSS' un-
Three rooms, kitchen and bath, SIS, un-
furnished, or 5o5 furnished
MONMOUTH HOTEL,
1919 G. ST. NV.
Three rooms bath. ;5S or furnished, i65,
Elevator, telephone service
PORTLAND HOTEL,
Thomas Circle.
PsrIor, two bed rooms. splendid, large
ro9ms fireplace; furnished; maid service,
El25 month. Also
PENT HOUSE STUDIO.
Three rooms. bath. $40
Tranblents, 20 per day, S45 per month
Magnificent rooms not found in any new
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 You st. NV.
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= + 7 7 = = : = 7 = " I 7 7 N I = =
500 North Capitol Street. Ma s733
o906 8th ST. NV.
Near Walter Reed Hospital
rooms and bath; garage; newly deco
rated; s65 90.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO.. Inc.
9l3 18th st. nv. Ma 1880
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$3.50.

A RESTRICTED NORTHEAST SECTION
An. ATTRACTIVE brick home. containing
very lsrGc r&s1ms, tile bath. Red Jacket hot
water heating plant. attractive electric hx-
lures, pantry. large kitchen with double one
piece sink, deep lot. saraEe. paved street
and alley. owner is very anxious TO sell
and has put a sacrifice price for lmmedl-
A action Call Adams l0l54
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THos. j. FISHER 4 co. INC.
73s 18th ST. District $3.50.
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1881 oath ST
rooms kitchen and bath, resident
manager.
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CHEVY CHASE BRICK.

4 bed rooms ? baths, reception hall.
very large dining room, kitchen and
pantry. $50 l4th st. NV. Open to-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1918 30th ST, MT. RAINIER. MD.-oUIET,
private parlor and kit, lst floor; bed rms.
Ind A.; ami; h.-w.h.; $50; one fare.
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CHEVY CHASE REALTY
CO., INC,
1923 Window Pl Ciev. 2749,
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RENr-HousEs uNEuRNIsHEn.

COLORED, Me- BLOCK FROM CAPITOL.
10 T., b., cleo, good condition. Call 627
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Contiuued.)

(Continned.)
1921 RIGGS PL. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath, freshly decorated, at $42.50. Be-
tween r and s SITS.
1880 IRVING ST. NV, APARTMENT
buildings rooms, bath, porch, General
Electric refrigeration: convenient location;
good janitor serylee; very M TeSsona9ls H rental
Trust Dept. Nat. 1903.
FIRST FLOOR OF DETACHED HOUSE,
1911 Evarts st. n.e.-4 rooms, private bath
porches; near bus and cars; S45.
ROOMS AND KITCHEN, IN PRIVATE
home: also garage; rent reasonable. 50o4
Tth st. NV. Georgia 1874.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
and bath. back porch. gas. electricity and
h-w.h.; 500 adults. 2042 Bennett pl. ne.
62s ST N.W-2 RMS. KIT, BATH,
elec, with heat and light. Stb 90
S3o9 Pa. ave. n.w.--7 rms, bath, elec. 5000
7OoS to 3044 r ST. n.w.--5 rms. bath,
cleo with heat and tsnitor service;
facing beautiful Montrose Park.
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63aiz MORTON PL. E-BARGAIN:
rooms bath; electricity. newly renovated;
so; open. OWNER, 1903 35th st. ".
1920 ONTARIO RID. 3 SOS. n. 18th & col.
rd.. overlooking Roc. Creek Pars-Free
FriEidaire; front cor, rms, kit. b.; S65.
1908 QUEBEC PL. EW--2 ROOMS. HITCH
en-, bath. inclosed porch, with qGiet couple;
newly dec.s adults s45s hdaff5 f54i.
6i2 DELAFIELD RI E|-2 ROOMS.
kitchen ana bath; viii ca:e Tor clild during
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RENT HOUsES-FURNISHED

FROM MAY Ist TO SEPT 30th-ATTRAC-
lively furnished new house, rooms, tiled
bath, shower, large porches. FriEdairc.
ODD. Rock Greek Park, near new Shoreham
Hotel; reasonable rent. Tel. Adams 54sI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-17
By Margaret
Widdemer


but she wrote in distress now that 1t
seemed she'd got mixed up about the
baby--it was coming two months earlier
than she'd thought. ct was like Jes-
sica even to be inaccurate about thatD
And wouldn't Helen come down and
stay with her? She was all alone, and
so frightened. She thought 1t would be
only fair, as she wouldn't be able to
come to the wedding after all.
Helen went to Mrs. Kingsway about 1t.
Il know there's Patricia" she said.
but 1t would be only couple OF weeks
vacation for her. And ! can be sewing
while I'm down with Jessica."
"Of course. CO. child Mrs. Kingsway
told her We'll all miss you horribly.
But 1 can see that Ethan will have to
60 on lending you to people in trouble
all his life. and he might as well begin
learning now. Only" the kindly, red
brown eyes lost their young look for a
moment and became wise, your little
sister will have to learn some time that
she can't depend on you all her life"
But this isn't the time" Helen said
ardently. She's so little and SO scared
Il can just see how she looked when
she wrote-and I've always A.othered
her"
"Oh, my dear. didn't mean to sug-
gest that you shouldn't go. You must.
AS for the sewing, leave that to me-"
Helen demurred at that.
But. backed up by Mrs. Kingsway
and Ethan's own sense of fairness,
Helen made arrangements togo to Jes-
sica with very little protest from any
body but Patricia. who was frankly I'M
willing for Helen to feel any affection
or duty for anybody outside the Kings
way family and said so.
TN have run completely wild by the
time you get back" she predicted.
NO, you won't" Ethan put in. Il
shall put in all the time tanning you
that I'd otherwise spend missing
Helen!"
She thought this over for a little
while. and then suggested going down
to Baltimore with Helen herself. Which
was also vetoed.
Ethan saw Helen off, as a matter of
course. They stood on the little plat
form waiting for the train. He had
been silent moment. looking down on
her as she stood, slim and straight and
graceful in the same red furred coat
Jessica had sent her so many months
! ago. She was counting over the things
she was to take JeSsica.
do you think I ought to have re-
membered a pretty negligee?" she asked
! him earnestly. "Jessica loved them so
and / know she won't have saved
enough to buy new one. And she'll
be so unhappy if she hasn't any"
He looked at her. as she stood. intent
and unconscious, her whole mind or
what her sister would want; her bright
head in its close red felt helmet lifted
to him.
You're the best--the dearest-the
sweetest" he said passionately. y
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don't know how I'm going to stand
having you away two weeks Oh,
yes, get 1t for her-only remember that
I'll duplicate every pretty thing you
give anybody else as soon as we're mar
ried!"
She laughed why, Ethan, you act
as if were going forever! III be back
in fortnight"
IT feel as II 1t we're forever!"
so do l." she said softly.
behind them.
"Oh. Helen. I'm in time to say good
by" said Nina. I'm so glad-and here
are some things of mine for Jessica
She's Just my size, as she reminds me
now and again. Give her my love-"
The train was coming; Helen just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-17

W. Harrison, l68 K street. father Of
the child. for her injuries and for
$40, 900 additional for the loss of her
services and for the expense incident
to her injuries.
Through Attorneys Frank B. Hoff-
man and Francis w. Hill. jr., the court
is told that the ratings we're 10 inches
apart and were not a sufficient safe
guard for children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-17

had time to take the parcel, thank
Nina, and turn to 60 Nina spoke
again, scarcely heard in the noise OF
the train.
by the way, heard some gossip.
in Wisconsin for good after all. He's
coming back to Kinssway"
Go be continued.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-17
He Drove for King Edward.

John Grant, who many years ago
drove the royal mail coach and had the
honor of driving the late King Edward
on his late majestys visits to Grave.
Scotland, died recently at Motherwell.
He recalled many interesting stories Of
his experiences with ROYALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-17
INJURED, ASKS $4,000
s. II. Zimmerman Sues willard H
Murphy After Auto Accident.

Stephen H. Zimmerman, l446 N
street. an employee OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau. wants $40, 900 damages
from Willard H. Murphy. 1854 Harvard
street. as the result of an automobile
accident.
He says he was knocked down by a
car Of the defendant June II at Tenth
street and Louisiana avenue while obey
ing a direction Of the crossing police
man to proceed over the intersection
He is represented by Attorneys J
Cloyd Byars and Raymond M. Hudson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-17
Bankruptcy Petition Filed.

Ruben Dansky, trading as Keystone
Market. 1916 Fifth street has filed a
petition in voluntary bankruptcy. He
schedules his debts at $3,975.80 and
estimates his assets at $987.22. He
Is represented by Attorney Sol Roth
hard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-17
FALL OF GIRL RESULTS
IN SUIT FOR $25, 900
Father of 3-Year-old James r.
Harrison Names Rental
A0anfa

Damages of $4,000 are asked in a
suit filed against the Mortgage Invest
ment Co, rental agents for premises
1495 Newton street, where 1t is alleged
3-year-old Joann r. Harrison sustained
serious injury by falling through the
ratings Of a stairway of the building
September is, last.
suit for $4,000 is filed by Joseph
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circulat
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket. :
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

c. NORWOOD FLOORS. UPHOLSTERINCi
furniture repairing, antiques restored floor
scraplng and finishing. Phone Lincoln 203l.
1923 ST. Sc.
GRADUATE NURSE WILL CARE FOR IN
bv day reasonable Atlantic 1851
LOANS 800 UP To $500. PAYABLE IN II
to "a monthly payments; home buyers only
Address Box 22l-V, Star office.
TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money saving prices Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
tendants to care for your every want Peo-
nles Drug Store No. 7. i107 @ st NV.
SHADY NOOK REST HOME. A PRIVATE
home tor conValeScentS. aged and chronic
patients Two graduate nurses in attend
anCe Electric cali system. Tray service.
Physician on call. Rates reasonable. Wis.
463t
CONVAIESCENT INVALID PATIENTS CIV
Ell best professional care. private COnValeSCent
hcme: professional references, Adams 3063
NURSE WILL CARE FOR CONVALESCENTS
or elderly persons in her own home; attraC-
tive rooms Cleveland 2865-J
MASSAGE. SALT GLOW BATHS, PHYSIO-
therapy, irrigation, trained nurse. District
S07i.
WANTED Borrow $50; monthly notes, rea-
sonable interest. Address Box 1864, S'ar
Office
KINDERGARTEN. PRIMARY GRADES.
DANCING FRENCH, MUSIC; TRANSPORT
TATION, HOURS 8 TO e, COLUMBIA 1886.
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Here in A-lur, lives Ko-tan, the king, ruler over
all Pal-ul-don" said Ta-den. And here in these
gorges live my people, the Waz-don" exclaimed
Om-at who do not acknowledge that Ko-tan is
the ruler over all the Land-of-man" Ta-den
smiled and shrugged his shoulders we will not
quarrel YOU and I, he said to Om-at "over those
things that have always kept your people and mine
bitter enemies"
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PLASl ERING. patch work done reasonably;
rev ceiling. $40 up; guaranteed. F L.
Smith, 7o5 18th st. Sc. Lin. 453l l6'
ROOFING ,-Guttering spoutng, paint
ing, furnace cleaning, re-
pairing; reasonable AJAX Roofing Co. No
53l4 day. nl&ht. 2038 18Th 81. NV
UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing work
done IN the home II desired. f S Weaver,
1884 Newton st, NV Adams 840l
UPHOLSTERING. cabinetmaking. IehniSh-
ing. % years experience. est. free John
WeiSmuller, 1875 lith s.. ". Dec 0760 49,
UPHOLSTERING OF all kinds; frst-class
work, Garland. 5632 Georgia ave. Georgia
3646
CALL A RELIABLE CONCERN.
promise IS no better than the COM
nany that, makes It Thousands OF salts
assure you
Absolutely No Cash Required.
Pay As Little AS 500 Monthly
Painting, papering, plumbing. plaster,ns
heating, electrical wiring roofing. cementing,
.arpeLterlng. weather stripping. garages
Estimates cheerfully given free.
The GENERAL CONTRACTING co.
977 NEW YORK AVE.
TELEPHONE DIST. sO82.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. colored wants place to clean small
apt. and take laundry home; city ref Col
1888. 1924 Euclid st. Apt LOG.
WOMAN, colored wants Job cook general
housework and part time. Call Pot 3677-M
WOMAN colored. wants laundry work out
by the day. Dec. 1886
WOMAN, colored wants days work OF part
time. Call Atlantic 2382-J
Evening star., 1931-12-15

1T is not our fault Ia den, that thy people
fools and will not acknowledge that the one and
only temple egod has a long tail 1T is sacrilige"
cried Ta-den laying his hand upon his knife "Jad-
ben-Otho has tall" "Stop!" shrieked Om-at
springing forward, but instantly Tarzan nterposed
himself between them. Enough" he snapped
"let us be true to our oaths of friendship Forget
YOUR differences"