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SEWARD RESIDENT
 FILES ACTION AGAINST Y
 STEAMSHIP COMPANY

SEATTLE, May 6, (R- Emile Weybrecht of Seward filed a dam age action yesterday in the Sup erior court for $22.5O0 for injur- ies sustained when the SS Aleu- tian sank in Uyak Bay.
 The defendants. the Alaska Steamship Company and Capt. J. G. Nord, master of the vessel, are accused of negligence in or dering the vessel off it's course, and said injuries were received when she fell and slid 45 feet to starboard, from the portside, and striking railings of iron posts in attempting to reach the lifeboats.
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CHAIRMAN ME HAS ANOTHER BRIGHT IDEA
 FOR NEXT SESSION

WASHINGTON, May 6, R- Legislation to limit campaign ex- penditures and to establish an agency to help enforce the law. is advocated by Chairman Wye, of the Senate campaign funds committee who took a favorable view to proposals advanced two days ago at the hearings of the committee.
 The hearings were held to seek means toward reforming congress ional elections. It is said he will introduce legislation to carry out the committees recommendations at the next session of Congress.
 He favors the proposal to res trict expenditures on the vote basis, three or four cents for each vote cast in the congressional dis trict proceeding election.
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COED KILLED BY BULLET
 WHILE RIDING IN AUT0 : ON KENTUCKY ROAD

JACKSON. Ky, May 6, @- A posse of deputies and citizens searched the hills south for the persons who fired at a passing automobile last night killing Tes- sic Patton, Is, coed at Lees Junior College.
 George Daniel, the driver of the car, and Thomas Meadows, another occupant of the car, said group of men stepped into the road and fired four or five shots, one of the bullets striking the girl in the head. She died in the hospital
 BloodhoundS have been brought to the scene to assist in the wide search.
 Bryan Burcham was arrested near the scene but the sheriff does not believe he fired the shot but knows who did
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HALTED A DAY

NEMURO, May 6, H-Yosh- ihara, the Japanese aviator who is enroute to Alaska and Califor- mia from Japan, postponed his takeof from here for Tokotan Is- land on account of bad weather. He expected to resume the flight tomorrow. The next stop will be Muroton Bay, of the Simusir .Island-Kurile Group.
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HUSBAND PO|s0NER
 ESCAPES FROM PRISON

BOISE, Ida, May 5 (P-Mrs. Lyda Southard, serving 10 years to life term for poisoning her fourth husband, Edward Meyer, 10 years ago, escaped from the State penitentiary last night by means of a rope
 The rope was found hanging ovr the wall housing women pris- oners' cells and apparently was given outside aid Three other women remained in the ward.
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RENEWED STRENGTH
 WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK, May 6, (P Re- 1aewed strength appeared in the market though trading was ex- tremely dull. Decline of selling pressure resulted in gains by many leading shares. Pivotals were most buoyant such sterling issues as United States Steel, American Can and Consolidated Gas gaining on average of one. Bear pressure continued on cop- pears which pulled Anaconda and Kennecott down moderately. Aub-
 urn enjoyed another sharp run
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'PACKER-JAcK' NEWMAN
 OVER HAST TRAIL :"

SEATTLE, May 6, (P)-John "Packer-Jack" Newman, 72, one of the famous packers of Alas kan trails during the gold rush days and who had lived here for the past 20 years, died after an operation.
 He presented Skagway with g. bronze bust of Millie Walsh, flap jack queen, and placed bronze memorial in Dead Horse Gulch in memory of the horses and mules killed while packing over the trails.
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NOTED BRITISH FLYER
 REPORTED KILLED, s.h.

CAPETOWN, South Africa, May 5. (P) Lieutenant Commander Glen Kidston, noted British flier, was reported killed in an airplane crash in a storm near Vanreenan, Natal.
 T. A. Gladstone, passenger, also was killed, according to word from the railway storekeeper at Vanreenan. It is said Kidston was a wealthy sportsman and held several of Europe's plane speed records.
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MURDERED SWEETTE

FLINT, Mich, May 5. (P)-Helen Joy Morgan, 27 years old, former Chicagoan, and h eiress to the S500,000 estate of her mother, Mrs. Carrie Morgan, was held on a charge of murdering her sweet heart, Leslie Casteel, whose bullet riddled body was found near a cemetery after an outing with her.
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ACCESSION ID THRONE
 0f EhCAND OBSERVED

WINDSOR, England, May 6, (R Ringing bells in the Royal chap el reminded the people today of the 21st accession of George 5th to the throne of England.
 The King, recuperating from a recent bronchitis attack, passed the day within the castle, with the Queen.
 Gun salutes were fired through out the Empire.
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WAITED LONG ENUF

NEW YORK, May 5. (P-The Federal government after waiting nine years for Peggy Hopkins Joyce to claim jewelry and clothing seized May 12, 1922, when the act ress failed to declare it upon her return from Europe, moved to confiscate the property and collect taxes and penalties amounting, all told, to $51 ,0OO. 7.
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EMbEZUER FOUND NTH
 BULLET IN HIS BRAIN

CHICAGO, May 6, (P)- The body of Fred Butke, 38, auditor of Kane County, sought on the charge of embedding $64,OOO of the county'S funds, was found in a hotel with a bullet in his head.
 He apparently committed sui- eide Monday night. The widow lived within $3,50O salary.
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SHORTER WORK-DAY

CHICAGO, May 5. R-The first step toward a six-day week and five-hour day for musicians in the United States was taken with the signing of two-year contract assuring musicians of the short working day in six broadcasting studios in the city.
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FATHER ALLEcED SET FIRE T0 BEDS 0f
 WIFE AND CHILDREN

GREELEY, Colo, May 5. (R- James Foster, 48, a salesman, is said by police to have poured kerosene on the beds of his wife and three children and set them afire
 Darline, 19 months old, is dead; Mrs. Foster, 40; Gerald, 3, are dy- ing; Mildred, 12, will probably recover
 Foster was arrested on the high way three hours after. He de- nied setting the fire.
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DEMOCRATS SMOTHER
 REPUBLICANS, ELECTION

BALTIMORE, May 6, R-This city returned it's municipal af- fairs to the hands of Democrats at yesterdays election
 Howard Jackson May and his ticket-17 out of a possible 18- were reelected by the largest mai critics ever given municipal can- didateS.
 Republican William Alb echt and his crew were showed under.
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ADVANCE AGENT

JUNEAU, May 6, @-Yoshihara will reach Juneau May 21 on his Pacific flight from Japan, Retsu Kiyosawa, advance agent repre- senting the newspaper Hochi Shimbun said as he left for Sew ard to arrange for gasoline and other supplies.
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HALIBUT FARES

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., May 6, H-Sixty-nine thousand, five hundred pounds of American hal ibut sold for 8 and 15c; Canadian 6 to 13c.
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GOES TO ANCHORAGE

H. N. Evans, prominent Vest ward business man who has been visitor ir1 the city for the last two weeks, goes to Anchorage on Saturday for a few days. MT. Evans was formerly engaged in busi- ness in the Inlet city for many years.
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PERMANENT COURT

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5. (R Justice Charles Evans Hughes in a dinner address before the Society of International Law declared the best hope of the world today so far as development of international law is concerned lays in the establishment of a per manent court of international jus tice.
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NARCOTICS SEIZED

NEW YORK, May 5. (P-Five million dollars worth of narcotics packed in reinforced crates and labeled woolens were seized on the North River pier after being unloaded from Hamburg-Amer- ican liner.
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ROSENBLOOM WON

PORTLAND, Ore, May 6. R- Maxie Rosenbloom, worlds light weight champion. punched a de- cision over Leo Lomski of Aber- deen in 10 rounds.
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DISARMAMENT EXPERT

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5. (R) Hugh s. Gibson, American am- bassador to Belgium and Americas principal diplomatic expert of dis armament, will return to the United States this month to con- fer with officials here on the disarmament question.
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VETERAN PILOT DEAD

SEATTLE, May 6, R-Captain John Boiling, 69. last of the old time North Pacific pilots, died af- ter a long illness. He commanded vessels in the Alaska trade in- cluding the Roanoke on the Nome route.
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SEATTLE HALIBUT PRICE
 SEATTLE, May 6, R)-Three vessels with $500 mdium, $500 pounds of small halibut, were paid g to 13c per pound.
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THREE KILLED BY TRAIN

ATCHISON, H., May 5. R-A rural school teacher and two of her pupils, caught on a high trestle as they returned from pick ing wild flowers, were killed by a train. Another child was pro- bably fatally injured.
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BASEBALL SCORES

COAST San Francisco 6, Hollywood 5. Portland 2, Seattle 0.
 AMERICAN Chicago ', Detroit 3 New York IS, Washington Gehrig got his fourth homer. Cleveland II, St. Louis Phillies 4, Boston Earnshaw famed 10 men.
 NATIONAL New York 8, Brooklyn 0 FitzSimmonS allowed three hits winning his fourth straight. PhillieS 4, Boston 5. Arlett, Phillies recruit from the coast, hit his fourth homer. Chicago 8, Cincinnati 4. There were no other games.
 COAST NIGHT GAMES Los Angeles 4, Missions Oakland 4, Sacramento 3: the game went 12 innings.
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SITUATIoN-DoMESTIC.

GIRLS. two, want house cleaning or part
time work. Call Metropolitan 2084. Ice
LAUNDRESS-Ladies silk underwear laun-
dering my speciality. 1928 Sherman ave. NV.
Col. 1850
MAID, colored, neat, experienced in cooking
and general housework. good mothers help
er; full. part time; reference. Decatur 2419.
MAID, colored. neat. pleasant. splendid cook;
does housework, waitress. mothers helper or
part time: ref. Dec. 0537.
NIGHT WORK of any kind wanted by 2
colored women. Phone Lin. 2229-J or write
22s Lowrie pl. ne. 21s
NURSE, colored, capable, wishes position in
family; good cook, help with houSework; stay
nights: Sl4 weekly. Atlantic 0807.
WOMAN wants position during day, child S
nurse in small apt. or mothers helper. 20
9th st. ne.
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes general
work by day, week or part time. Call North
9Oe3
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work. laun-
dry. housework, etc; best city references.
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, wants general
housework and cooking or mothers helper;
stay nights; reasonable wages. Address Box
1927, Star ONCE. 19'
YOUNG WOMAN. colored, wishes part-time
work. North APO
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Usula shook his head desparingy ut is she. There
is the stake to which she tied. The rings mean
nothing. Luvini would surely have taken them.
There time for every else to leave the village
except she, who bound and could not escape"
The Waziri reverently buried the ashes and marked
with a little pile of stones the last resting place
of she whom they believed had been the wife OF
TarZan of the Apes.
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Hunting together feeding together and sleeping to-
gether, Tarzan Of the Apes and the golden lion
slowly trod the savage jungle trail toward home
Unsuccessful in radng the treasure vaults of Opar
the ape-man had the sack of diamonds which more
than compensated him for the miscarriage of his
plans. Now his object to find and punish the
whites who had drIlgRed him.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde 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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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


GROCERY, MEATS, VARIETY, corner store;
rent $40 month; good business price only
$500; investigate and be agreeably surprised.
Address Box 493-Z, Star office.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to buy a well
equipped twenty-room rooming house, CEN
trally located; all occupied; terms very rea-
sonable. For further information call 5l3
Insurance Bldg. National 1921. 22'
GARAGE BUSINESS = Established, going,
long lease. Call Duhey. Lincoln 0293. l9'
BEAUTY SALON-Going business; no rea-
sonable Cffer refused; for quick sale on &C
count of sickness. Lincoln 1888.
WANTED, party to take part interest in
going subdivision in Arlington Co, Va; well
located; partly built up; all improvements
I'M come cash necessary excellent oppor-
tunity. Address Box l0-A. Star office.
BOOMING HOUSE contents wanted for cash.
WIN rent house If reasonable. Address Box
l5-A. Star office.
s25O-RooMING HOUSE; 8 ROOMS; GOOD
corner on Mass. ave. Rent, SIS.
S450-Rooming house; IL roomsi garage
h.-w.h., cleo. light. Rent, SOS.
$350-Rooming house; 8 rooms; baths
h.-w.h., cleo light; central; terms.
$550-Rooming house, II rooms. Rent, $95.
s850-Rooming house; 10 rms; a bargain.
$l,2o0-Boarding house; ID rooms, baths,
central; hlled; good income.
S25o-Confecttonery and fruit store; good
business; cheap rent; a bargain.
Sl.300-Grocery and rooms; corner; old
R. NJ. CdEtis, $40 18th st. NV. Nat. 1882.
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MANTED-sALEsMEN.

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because it promotes cooperation
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as an antidote for Communism.
An unusual commission and
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where was the hut in which the white woman was
prisoner" demanded Usula as they entered the
charred village. Here" said one of the blacks,
walking quickly few PAGES beyond what had been
the main gateway of the Arabs late stronghold.
Suddenly he halted and pointed at something which
lay upon the ground. There" he said, sis the
white woman YOU seek"
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Usula and the other Waziri pressed forward. Rage
and grief commended for mastery they beheld
lying before them the charred remains Of a human
body. ut is she" said Usula, grief comforting his
ebon face The Waziri had loved the mate of their
big Bwana. perhaps it is not She" suggested one
of the warriors. Hastily he knelt and searched for
the rings Lady GreYstoke ALWAYS wore.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO, FORT
coupe, Saturdays will take passenger tt
share expenses. Address Box 1887, Stal
YOUNG MAN WISHES RIDE 70 CHICAGO
or vicinity, end March; share expenses
Address Box "A, Star once
Room for three, new sedan; 'H save 'O as%
Mr.. Allen, Col. 1896. 19'
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The lights are turned on by motor-wound astro-
nomic clock and burn from sunset to sunrise. The
hands of this clock set for the hour when all
lights are to be lighted and the hour when they
to be extngushed, and thereafter the caretaker
ton. The beacon lamp itself is 24-inch search
light of at least 100000 candepower, visible 20
to 40 miles. It is rotated six revolutions per minute
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADzE. BATHTUB. 81: brick, $3.50 M FIRE
King gas range; SIS; beams in, u IT,
si2S, cost sS75, and one electric cash regis,
ter, like new. for gasoline station $22o' cost
BATH TUBS, brick and building material
houses for .. s. Experiment. at new totan--
is on sale at esher YARDS
where our large stock, gives you the greatest
have large quantities Of good used brick,
lumber; sheathins. flooring. stSpddings vim
plumbing and heating materials which we
are selling at bargain prices. COME to either
Il eqE &C. T SsES KIS
Main Ofice-15th and H SITS NE.
Bfssht%ood9ss2s $ Ga. 0 Ave NV NV.
complete stock supplies, table and cue re-
Bovine s ssis Go So 9Th 6% Pst 1
BRICK, lumber. doors, windows. beams.
E Its%S G fsfz Salvage Co.. lS40 list aG e
CASH REGISTERS. repqilt. eqeranteesd, $50,
SIS. 500 and up; receipt printing, $lso; low
lister Co. 1908 II st. NV. Phone Nat 1875.
cash van case. Eases
from safes. coee ur1s. Steam tables soda
fountains. electric grinders mixers. refTig-
ass RdRsr
Inc. 914 e st. NV
cHIFFoRoBE, mahOgany; small Oriental
Apt. 600-E. Shoreham Hotel.
CONDENSATION PUMP, Nash, new. a.. G;
also steamfitting tools, May be seen at li25
COT, Englander; cost $685. will sell for SIS.
Call Wednesday after / pm, other evenings
se ffem er9Ss sSVnSs S 6s% ae6y
closeouts, and seconds; cheapest prices on
Fnrn Con- mes Gao sts NV met 47ta
6 isSss!' ssfSndi E ss:
gdh ss K. q. nw a' Sa Efas al!d Baum
ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATORS. nationally
known makes at big discount; used as floor
samples fully guaranteed. Don't BUY any
ea5s ors y Upsn see aro
supply Co, III 18th st. NV.
FLOOR CASES, wan cases. cash registers.
sssTs tsbe cSa:
sTs Sa.u asVGs o ssis e. Mss
EE!dIDAIRlEE: n good soondi.ion; price 800.
Telephone Cleveland 1887 after pm.
S sridse. Can Hationsi 2sso. s'OA 10.
FURNITURE for sale, entire, contents Of ave
rooms must be sold to settle estate. oo ilS
EComfortable one-room kitchen
s6naSe ais p sve Ads sos
22~
FURNITURE and household effects in suites
and desirable odd pieces, including con-
signment of repossessed goods, all by auc-
ton at Weschlers, 900 Penna. ave. NV,
Saturday, March 21st, commencing am.
and continuing throughout the day.
FURNTTURE-Beautiful old walnut chest of
drawers, desk, spool bed. "a: fine living room
suite, Oriental rugs. 2521 Conn. ave.
FURNITURE-Lookl Walnut bedroom suite,
$50 SO; dining room suite, sac So beds, COM
plsss. :s0 hussh ig sRins closet i7;se;
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by an electric motor in its base It is equipped with
an automatic lamp eXchanger, which substitutes
spare lamp in the focus of the reflector should the
lamp in service burn out. The two course lights"
mounted beside the beacon flash definite mileage
characteristics along the course, showing to pilot
a light having a combination Of short and long
flashes and red green color contrast. In desert
uninhabited regions where commercial electricity
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for The
Daily Star will be accepted up to
noon day Of issue. except Satur-
day and Legal Holidays, when the
closing time is 1920 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will be accepted
up to II pm. Saturday.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ms AhONAAON NOOANOGOs
JAZZ. PoPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS;
us GI itR 9os 8. nw pst ia7s Free booEet
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY; Ex-
peri instructors. Cali coNoVER' West 1858.
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT; easy park
Ing. free wheeling. Call Ola Reliable, Met
rcpolitan. 1903. 644 s.w. ls'
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, ANY HOUR, BY
Cali any time time ADAMS s9ss. '"' - ' lSs
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE MA
belle Honour School est 1919. Investi-
gate our Economy Courses only $50. Easy
and 1928 ". H. ave. NV.
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT BY EXPERTS.
$500 starts you; Day and night classes.
Modern School Of Beauty Culture, 657 Earle
BRIDGE. AUCTION OR coNTRAcT: NDI-
reasonable. Adams l0462.
ABILITY rs THE ANTEDOTE FOR ADVERs-
ity, be prepared 70 be independent, Learn
oxford bldg. l4th st. at n. X. ave.
DICrATION-GRADED 90. 80, 100, 40.
Dietation-Eoiphone operators course.
egs sas s1aea sebo SaS for or
1918 l4th ST. NV. Columbia 5000. s00l
Statistical and Editorial Courses.
Preparing for Civil Service Examinations.
Glasses Start Thursday Evening, April 2.
Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries,
2al2 18th st NV. Columbia 1000 sooi.
SPEED DICTATION.
Gregg and Pitman Shorthand, tipping and
complete seeFetarial courses. days and 5
nights each week. Tuition, 50 per month.
Tha CiyU EerEiee PrepaF akogE echQals .
On IN ana , stss Big. MefssssA
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
For Sunday, $50 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch Asencies, one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
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BUSINESS TNSTRUCTION.

BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
PREPARE NOW-FLE CLERK, STATISTI-
CAL, EDITORIAL CLERK. Begin TODAY.
Tuition, S. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. corner 18th & F NV. Met. 6337.
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is not available, gasoline, and attendants to OPP
crate electric generators cannot be had acetylene
beacons similar to the above which may be charged
up for a six-month period of operation without at
tention, are installed in lieu Of standard electric
equipment. Tomorrow-When Storm Clouds Hide
the Light.
An rights protected. Trade mark registered o.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1929, six-cylinder, four
door; a beautiful car; motor quiet and pow
erful; dandy finish, upholstery and tires; be
sure TO see this car before purchasing else
where; S375; liberal terms. owens MotoF
re- G5a
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN, 1927 - An
ideal and economical car for the family 9r
arce monthly. Pohanka Service, 1l26 3oth
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CHEVROLET BARGAINS-1926, 1927, 1928.
1929. 1880 models in all body styles; Come
and see II we haven't got the best bergatns
in the city. National Auto Sales Co., 80 New
York ave ne. Open till pm.
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SITUATION-MEN.

Persons advertising for Situations
fertno positions tUheTe cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
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CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE. 1880, six-cylin.
der; rumble seat, well tenders, trunk rack;
Just refnished in beautiful black Duco; good
rubber, motor o. k. upholstery clean ano
perfect; $3.50; small down payment, balance
essy Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. ave.
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CHEVROLET COACH, late 1877; perfect con.
dition. new balloon tires; 500; lady. AAVS
~ n N
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CHRYsLER 50 SEDAN, 1926 brand:new
tres beautiful. newly painted in Dueo blue.
excellent appearance and mechanically in
best Of shape; guaranteed for so days; only
1926; terms; trade. H. B. Leary, Jr.s q
Rros i22I I4th sd North 1926
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HELP--MEN.

BOY, colored. for tailoring establishment,
experienced in pressing and driving truck.
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RUMMAGE SALE-The Christ
Child Society, Conn. ave. and L
ST., from March 1o to u.
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1925, late series; Just
recently refnished; practically new tires.
Really a bargain for sos. Pohanka Service
1925 10Th st, NV. North 0347.