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BANDITS KILLED .
 FOLLOWING FIFTY N. MILE CHASE, N. '.
THREE OF FOUR WERE MEM BERS OF ESCAPED CONNECTS
 FROM PENITENTTARY

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O (P) After 80 mile chase from Bea- con, New York, to Bronz, two bandits were shot and killed by police and two others were cap tured.
 Three out of the gang of four were members of a group that escaped from the EastvieW peni- tentiary on Christmas Eve. They had robbed a iewelry store in Beacon when they were surprised by the police
 One man was caught but three others escaped in a fast automo- bile. Police in other counties were notified by telephone and tele- type machine, however, and the rest of the gang was rounded up in Bronx after fighting a duel with police
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RENDER PROBLEM W. SIMILAR EARLY WEST
 CATTLE SITUATION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o, f4-- Secretary Wilbur told the AIas- kan reindeer committee that the raisers ate facing a problem similar to that of western cattle men 56 wears ago before the es- tabllshment of range and graz ing laws
 He ad vocated establishment and observance of similar code. governing herding, grazing, but chering, branding and sale of meat and hides in Alaska.
 He called attention to the re- port of Ernest Walker Sawyer, his assistant, setting forth in de- tail the entire industry.
 The Alaska delegate and sever al herd owners appeared before the committee.
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SPANISH SUBJECTS BACK FORMER STATUS
 AFTER SEVEN YEARS

MADRID, Spain, Feb 10. (P) After more than seven years of dictatorship constitutional guar antees will be restored to Span ish subjects by royal proclama- tion which calls for parliamentary elections in March and guarantees the elections which were sus- pended by the late Primo de Ri- vera.
 The action taken by the king is seen as testimony of his con- fidence in General Damasco Ber- enguer.
 The government censor of the Spanish press was raised Monday.
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ALASKANS RELATE WHY THE \. B. R.
 SHOULD CONTINUE
SEWARD AND CORDOVA MEN GIVE THE LOW-DOWN ON
 THE SITUATION

SEATTLE, Feb, 10, (P-Frank Foster of Cordova, representative 70 the Alaska legislature, who met here yesterday with the Seattle Chamber of Commerce committee, said:
 The Alaska Railroad is a highway of a character very vital iii Alaska
 In the States, where the fed- sral government owns most of he land, it pays most of the cost TOT public highways
 Tn Alaska the federal govern ment owns 9e per cent of the real estate and they too, should supply the greater part of the highway construction and oper- ation and the Alaska Railroad is such a project.
 The federal government is taking out of Alaska far more than they are putting In
 Judge Schofield said the aban- lonment of the Alaska Railroad would be a violation of the govt srnment's moral contract with 1he people developing the Terri -ory
 He said a privately owned rail- road would be permitted to dis continue service if they wished. He accused some members in Congress as advocating this ac- tion with the government owned railroad.
 Attorney L. N. Ray of eSward said that the entrance of the government in the road operation in Alaska. precluded private cap- ltal and now the government is pound to continue it's support.
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ND TRUTH IN THE
 DARN REPORT, THEY SAY

SEATTLE, Feb, 10, (R)-Ala s41a met with the Chamber of Com merce committee here yesterday. Among the speakers were Frank Foster of Cordova, Ray c. Larson, of Anchorage, Lomen brothers of Nome, A. E. Lathrop of Fairbanks and L. V. Ray of Seward.
 In reply to The Gateway re- port the Alaskans said there was absolutely no truth as to a pro- posed direct steamer line from Seattle to Anchorage.
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GERMAN BUDGET

BERLIN, Feb. lO.|LPl Cham cellor Bruening laid before the Reichstag the 1891 budget and made a plea for the fullfillment of separations paments, even as he condemned war paments as one of the causes Of world wide depression we must reform our financial policy for the purpose of preparing 3 new solution to the reparation problem" ne said.
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SEVERAL HUNDRED
 UNEMPLOYED RI0T /.
 IN SAN FRANCISCO
FOUR MOTORCYCLE SQUADS CHARGE MILLING SKIR-
 MISHERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 10. (P)-- Urged on by Communist agita- tors who sought to lead a rebell- ion against "the bread line' sev- eral hundred men battled the po- lice for half hour in front of the Kitchen Charity Restaurant at 52 Rich Street,
 Six of the contestants were ar- rested and one was injured in the fighting, in which several po- licemen were beaten by the crowd
 Police said that the leade- Of the rioters was a man who had been boarding at tthe Kitchen al- most since it opened He Is ~ pro- fessional agitator, according to Lieut.. Arthur Christiansen, Of the southern station. The long line of nearly 2,0OO jobless men was be- ing served dinner at the Kitchen, which is near Third and !. Folsom Streets, around the corner from CommuniSt headquarters
 Several hundred men had been fed. Suddenly couple of men jumped upon a box and began harranguing the crowd, ~We are tired of soup and stew" the ag- itator shouted, Give MS steak and baked potatoesl' When it# became evident that several of the crowd were joining i'd With the leaders the police were called
 Several scores of rioters start- Cd toward the restaurant, shouting defiance Fearing they were pre- pairing to storm the place Thomas Mcclure and Ralph Allen, man agers of the Kitchen quickly marshaled their crew of 25 men, ready to repei the attack .#
 Six police officers arrived from the southern station butt we're unable to cope with the Wow mill ing and screaming crowd Some 900 of the rioters attacked the officers, slugging them with fists and anything they could lay their hands on
 Forced to defend themselves, the police drew their riot clubs and charged the mob. one rioter was seriously hurt
 A riot call was flashed to the aid Of Lieut.. Christiansen. Still the mob continued to howl de- fiance.
 The milling skirmishers were not dispersed until four motorcycle squads charged them on their machines. The cycles split the mass of bowling men into four sections which were quickly dri- ven along the streets by the pol lice reserves. At five o'clock the situation was under control but "a heavy police patrol is guarding the district to prevent the re- occurrence of the riots of last week.
 Comunist headquarters were also placed under guard
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PLANE CRASH

RENO, New, 40, (R)--Louis Mo- tar, field manager Of the Boeing Airfield at Elko, Nevada, was killed and Burr WinsloW, pilot was seriously injured when a mail plane crashed while at tempting to land at an emergen- ~ field at Wells, Neya. The storm crashed the beacon.
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N. 5. NORCO REACHES
 JUNEAU: HAS H0LE BOW

JUNEAU, Feb, 10, (R-The NJ. s. Norco with a small hole in her DOW below the water-line from an iceberg, reached here. Inspec- tors said they feared the stem mad been sprung and it will pro- oably be several tides before the extent of the damages can be de- rermined.
 The iceberg was 10 feet above the water with a flat surface TO feet long; yesterday it beached itself on Douglas Island.
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FILES SUIT DIVORCE

CHICAGO, Feb. 40. (P)-Mrs Dorothy Linn Mccormick filed a suit for divorce from Cyrus Mc- Cormick, Jr., vice-p president of the International Harvester Company and grandson of the inventor of the reaper. She alleges cruelty and asked no alimony. They were mar ried in 1915.
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A REAL TASK AHEAD

MOSCOW, Feb, g. (R--Russia must achieve in one decade what would be considered normal pro- gress of 100 years or she will be crushed, Josehp Stalin, dictator of the Soviet, declared in urging the nation toward greater eco- homie endeayors and kindling of world revolution
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STUDIES MINING

ELY. Nev, Feb, 9, tPl-Rep resenting the Soviet government of Russia M de Monay has been in Ruth the past week studying pit mining operations in the cop per pit. He Is professor of mining engineering i'm the University Of Leningrad and ls on leave Of ab- sence to study methods in this country
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EARNINGS GO DOWN

NEW YORK, Feb, g, P- General Motors Corporation re- ported net earnings for 1930 equal to $3.25 a share, total income for the year amounting to $l51,O91,- 992, as compared with SPAS, ,282.- 268, or $5.49 share the pre- yious year.
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REVOLT IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. (A

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. (P) - 4 revolt has arisen in Congress against the Senate Committed methods of conducting investiga- tlons and an attempt will be made 10 make an issue out of the Nye campaign funds expenditures com mission, which is charged with using public money for personal purposes.
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4MILLIONAIRES' SONS"

SALINAS, Calf, Feb, 10, (P- The trail of smuggling ring which dresses up Japanese to look like millionaires' sons was bel lieved to have been uncovered in the arrest of Yozo Date, Kuzo Yagi and Teichi Kohina, who were all picked out by immigra- ion authorities.
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ADVERSE REPORT

WASHINGTON, Feb, g, R- William Green, chief counsel for the Senate Interstate Commerce committee, has made an adverse report on the plan sponsored by President Hoover for consolida- ton of eastern railroads into four systems.
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S15,OOO FOR SCHOOL

WASHINGTON, Feb, 10, (Al President Hoover has asked Con- gress for $l5,OOO to replace the school at Shungnak, Alaska des- troyed by fire.
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HOCKEY SCORES

VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb-3 10, (P)-The Vancouver ice hockey team defeated Seattle 2-l, tying for first place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-01

They turned and looked backward and up into
the sky from which the sound seemed to come.
Far above, Just emerging from the distant haze,
was a speck quick! exclaimed Tar-gash, sit is
a thipdar" and motionng Tarzan to follow, ran
Is thindsr9S asked Tarzan. "a thipdarEis a
thipdar said Targash 1T lives and is very strong
and Is very fierce" Then that is not thipdar,"
exclaimed Tarzan, and ran out into the open plain,
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DESKS surplus from 8. Government:
also tremendous savings in new factory
close-outs and seconds; cheapest prices on
chairs, files. safes, etc. Commercial ONCE
Eurn Co. 430 9th 81. NV Met. 7742
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GIRL. coIored. neat, reliable. desires gem
eral housework or part time; best city ref
Call Met. 3l69.
GIRL colored, wishes job as cook, maid or
general houseworker; references. Lin. 7136.
GIRL. colored, wishes work washing or
housekeeping. 227 w St NV.
GIRL. colored, wishes general housework.
laundresS and days work. 1854 You st.
NV. North 1864.
GIRL. colored. wants work as waitress. gem
eral horsepower, nurse or part time. Phone
! Potomac 49le.
GIRL. colored, from virginia wants place
cooking or general housework; city refer
GIRL. colored. neat. wants place as general
houseworker, waitress or nurse. 1901 5th
GIRL colored. wants days work, ref Phone
Potomac 2307-J.
GIRL. colored; wants part-time job morn
ing work no Sunday work; good references.
GIRL from Virginia wants general house
work; stay nights; no laundry. 1880 Florida
GIRL. eOloTsa; work Of any kind; reference.
GIRL colored, wishes place as nurse. 1904
Mass. ave. sc.
GIRL. colored. wishes work as mothers
P PftE Dec. esss' f0uSe"0'N' stay h'SH''
f20Ff Can s 81 Hf,. '9s ISIS S.
| GIRL wants part-time work or days work
| or cleaning ofnces or serving in shop. De-
| catur 2427.
RP a7s. soi rF n.% aa'S WORK rH0ne N0''h
GIRL, colored, from country. wishes to do
general housework; small family; city ref
LAUNDRESS. experienced, withes work at
once. Also bundle wash at home. Decatur
/ LAUNDREss, good, wants work at home;
very best ref big, sunny yard. Call Dec.
2425. 1916 W st. NV.
st. or nR aeS s T. Mss sG
| trude Robinson.
PART-TIME or days work Of any kind by
reliable colored woman. Call North 9093.
| PRACTICAL NURSE and housekeeper, eT-
person. Address BOX ls5-c, Star once.
WOMAN. eolored. good cook, waitress. moth
pleasant. willing worker. North se42.
WOMAN. colored neat appearance, splendid
COOK. experienced general maIo: MMEasIiress'
WOMAN, colored. experienced cook, wants
sTT7. 1915 ta 18th St. NV. "A' -e-1e'
| WOMAN. colored. settled. respectable, place
ence. Call el7 o st. NV. ----
Telephone Atlantic 1892. .--
WOMAN. colored. desires work Of any kind;
55fidds-w.i 1O' irving D. NV rn0ne Col
| WOMAN. colored. refined, wishes position.
part-time or days work; good cleaner. Call
all week. Atlantic 0168.
WOMAN. colored. neat. honest. respectable;
place as cook or maid; no laundry; good
ref Call District 63l0.
WOMAN, colored. reliable. good cook, desires
good references. Phone Dec. 1885.
WOMAN, colored, middle aged general
housework or plain cooking; references.
1882 18th st NV.
WORK OF ANY KIND from 6 to IL pm.
Pot 0836-W.
YOUNG WOMAN, position as maid or nurse
maid. Telephone Adams 1914 1891 irving
ST. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN wants job as nurse, house
cleaning, washing, ironing or chambermaid
Lincoln 77l3.
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PERSONAL.

PRACTICAL NURSE WITH BEST OF REF
erence will board infants and small children
up to years. Call Clarendon 2343.
HOME SCHOOL OFFERS BEST EDUcA-
constant supervision; best references. Marl-
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HHTsi RE-
and New hass to
EP with aF Madam As pes sss
rits and all ehTonic PAINS; ssttie Geek re-
ducing treatments and Miff1in rubs. Pot. 4721
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDs, CoNVA-
ADAMS sna 1885, fs s an her
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS At. REAL
money-savlng prices; FIT and setisfaction
To- caTe Tor sSers Man r:s
pies Drug Store No. 2. llO7 q ct. nv.
MAPLEWooD sANITARIUM-I,NEwLY DEC
Grated: ideal home for elderly and chronic
Pheae s sTsS a sprnr vs. Silver sDns Nd
REA e t.s hss ra as ssesps EE r.
prss seyfss aSs e nSbsy 70 Da
little ss SIS Wd ssss a1 %.. en-
es IN
g. ai Ys e s0l 81 6sa eEsf nT ota
HAWAIIAN H. tsII N STEEL GUTTAH &c. CLASS sTAET
to FIRST 10 applicants If you enroll this week.
annd Dance. 2e2s 18th NV. Adams sssS.
GL0sINd OUT BELOW COST SPRING AND
woven Grampian cloth. 1851 Conn. ave.
REFINED CATHOLIC CHILDREN GIVEN
best -, mothers care; reasonable. Hyattsville
REFINED ENGLISH NURSE DESIRES PO-
sition assisting physician. Available eve
nings only. Address BOX 1910, Star once.
RUSSIAN LADY INVITES AN AMERICAN
lady to live in her country home for 2-3
months in exchange for every evening Eng
automobile and street car. Mutual refer
ences. Answer before Saturday. Address
Box 172-C, Star once.
YoUNQs DAY CANT. BOYS AND GIRLS,
College counselors, athletics, swimming,
horsemanship. TRANSPORTATION: 50 weekly.
North 6993
TAKOMA PARK PATIENTS. CONVA-
lescent, aged. cared for in nurses private
home; near sanitarium; screened porch;
DUPONT CIRCLE sCHoo. FOR CHILDREN.
14i6 Goth st., at Dupont Circle.
Study and play supervision for boys and
Girls. North e2l4 Day and heaydtns. =
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GASOLINE SERVICE STATION and perfinpg
lot At Sis-ss st. nv Must Edo be ri IGld Rs
best proposit' a in regards to terms offered
on that da.<, Address Box lS5-c' star
GROCERY STORE for sale reasonably. Call
BOOMING HOUSE. IL rooms, all flled; new
Il sna ys s viii Mss 5Us
house. II r0oms remit .s
s55o-Rooming house. l3 rooms; rent. ss5.
Seausi}uIly furnishe s GOOD f lOca,ion term.
beautifully furnished. good terms
$650-Rooming mouse, IL rooms; rent, S75;
81 .4oo-Room mi house. '' IS rooms, ) baths;
well furnished; good location; terms.
1e oeasion rent on r.
ave bargain; act quickly.
ss00-Cafeteria. surrounded by Govt depart
rent; s35; must sacri1ce. ...
$25 daily. guaranteed.
ssSSsSGrocery and room; rent $40.
ner; old stand a bargain
$SSo-Confect.. fountain and rooms; good
ss1. f S1ig si0 and rooms.
ner; business 5000 weekly, guaranteed.
R. NJ. CURTIS, $40 18th st. NV. Nat. 1892
TOURIST HOME.
The most available, attractive and valu-
able l7-room brick mansion. ami. between
masnihsent trees: Commanding location on
anSSs q En-. as
nsnds spae9as
references. si5o a month Is, 900 motorists
n nfITs p 2ssa daily Owner. Phone HyAtts-
FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLoR, plus
r ana re Sah .io6 1sa MONTH
14l7 X 81. NV. fN National $500.
SEE OUR EXCLUSIVE RUsINEss LIsTTNGs
DOins 5000 %oIt5iy; only $500; terms
Doing 500 v'sah Roc iSsh st sections $3.50
D. G. 81 $3.50 c SiSsEITi s9ort hours; terms
Govt bldg sE isfiSR is sRnSaD price ''i00
Perfect eaui BEEfcAl 9x 5sR' cheap $3.50
Opp school, o 55iF L nnTfsssg rms 'aa'o
MEScHA hrs r BUSINESS AP T1NANcE CO.
Suite FOL. llo3 VT. Ave. NV. Met. s274. .
p. F. CARLEY CO., 8O2 10th St
Grocery store. with rooms: bargaiil s75
Dencatessen and grocery, good business z. $50
Lunch room. doing good business. 49,. $3.50
l1-room rooming house; bargain. 800. 1850
10 rooms, low rental; bargain. ....... $50
II rooms, low rental; good location 45O
IS rooms. well located bargain .,...l SOC
Is rooms; downtown, money maker. .050
be bought on easy terms. See
P. f. CARLEY CO., Met. o727. =
THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.
4 rare opportunity is offered you now to
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DINING ROOM SUITE, brand-new maiog-
any: Sheraton pattern; big bargain for quick
at great sacrifice. Cali after pm. 1928
Holly ST. NV.
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THE CURTIS PUBLISHING
COMPANY

has positions available for two
energetic women OF mature age
in territories adjacent to Wash
ington. Other requirements are
the possession of a car or procur-
ing one for use in the work.
A personal interview will be
arranged for, but application
must be by letter, giving the tele-
phone number where you can be
reached, and arrangements made.
Address applications to X. f.
Anderson, Ambassador Hotel,
Washington, d. G.
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DINING ROOM SUITES sold for storage
s 81 npH at s1Stion, Sept ard: at 10 am
living room suite, bed suites and odd pieces
United States Storage Co
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FRIGfDAIRES-One Gu. IT, one Gu. It.,
cheap; also compressors OF all sizes; coils.
brine tanks, parts; can save you big money
floor
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DESKS-Sale of factory seconds" of once
furniture, desks. tables, chairs. book cases,
fle cabinets. cabinet safes and used once
furniture. You can also rent 1t. H Baum &
Son. GIG st. NV. National 9l36.
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room. The door has been closed; the radiator has
been heated to its normal capacity, and we can
hear the whir of the cold-weather- making fam In
one corner of the laboratory of the scientists Is
dipping thermocoupe. the ends Of two electrical
wires, into bucket of melting ice These wires
will give reading of 80 degrees on the recording
device and will be the factor with which the tenn
perature in all sections of the radiator heated room
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW FIREMEN EXAMINA-
lion; STATISTICAL CLERK. Special tut
tion. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
-. cor. 18th ana NV, Met. 6337.
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COUCH-Large brown leather, suitable for
ONCE or library; will sell cheap. Apply A. NJ
Fishel, 1901 Conn. ave. NV. Apt. 405. Call
mornings or evenings after g.
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GAS FILTERS HELPER, with bicycle; must
understand cleaning and adjusting hotel
ranges; salary, $50 per month to start;
steady work, with advancement. state age
and past experience. Address Box 47s-A'
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ESTIMATOR, upholstery, etc, thoroughiy
experienced, neat appearance. Miller Cp-
holstery and Furniture. I'll D NV.
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Tarzan fashioned new bow and arrow and made
q stout spear. When Tar-gaSh saw how easily Tar
zan brought down game with these weapons, he
showed keen interest and the ape-man was soon
able to teach his primitive companion how to use
them. The two men had come well out now upon
a plain and they could the solid green of
great forest curvng upward into the hazy distance
Suddenly the attention of both attracted by
strange droning noise that brought them to a halt.
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COFFEE URNS, toaSrers, steam tables, Fas
stoves, Grease traps, sterilzers, counters,
cash registers. retrigerators refrigerator dis
play cases, electric mixers, scales, safes,
cash registers, tables. chairs. shelving, bake
ovens, etc. Atlas Store Fixture Co. 4l4
9th st. NV. Met. S297.
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iINOLEUM LAYER; state experience and
salary expected. also phone numper. Al
Ara.e noY 15Q-J Star Office.
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FURN1TURE-3-plece Comeback living room
suite, newly upholstered: a bargain; s35.
other odd pieces very reasonable New York
UpholStering Co. 6l7 z st u "
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DINING TABLE. mahogany, round top. Sc
In; tea cart, drop leaf; glass closet, mirror
back. glass shelves. ArEonne. Apt. 3l8.
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THIS WILL INTEREST YOU

A rare. opportunity Is offered you now to
enter business OF your own-a monopoly,
which VIII definitely return a very large In
proven merit the NEED and DEMAND for
this product has always been URGENT; win
an! must be intelligent and bear good rec
ord in this community. Interviews by ap-
ONCE fs
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HELP-WOMEN.

WOMAN wanted by corporation in best Of
standing. bookkeeper who can take active
part: must have from s2,500 to $1,000 to In
vest; money secured. Address Box ls4.C'
Star ONCE. l.
WOMAN, able to deal successfully with peo-
pie, to study. learn a business and develop
in IT; unusual ability unnecessary but oe-
Star office.
WOMEN. 4. well educated. Mature women
for interesting. well paid work. Write
giving age selling experience and telephone
number. Address Box 68-J. Star ofnce.
YOUNG WOMEN OF COLOR, pleasing per-
sonality and experience in selling for distri-
button among own people liberal commits
sion basis: widely known line of purity prod
ucts; right applicants assured permanent and
liberal income. Mail evidence OF character
and capabilities preliminary to interview.
Kretol Company, Inc, 220 st. Sc, wash
iugton. D. c.
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DINING ROOM SET, gray oak, 10 pieces;
bargain. National 554S, Apt. I'll.
gallon tank with abestos jacket, $40; cleo
trio exerciser, SIS. Call Clarendon 1027-J-7
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will be compared. A big bundle Of, other thermo-
couple wires leads from the test to the cleo
trical piano switchboard" Touching the keys on
this board connects the heat recording wires in
every square yard of space in the room, one at q
time with the tell tale register. The FIRST reading
perhaps shows the temperature in one corner near
window and ceiling. Another connection Is made.
and then another, and another, until q record has
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FURNTTURE-Overstuf living room suite,
S24 so; walnut apiece bed room suite. $50;
dining room suite. So beds. bureaus
cheap; other furniture. 1911 H ST. ne g
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sample furniture
moor, selling out. Living room, bed room
and odd pieces. Open evenings. 14i6 Eye
st. NV. Sc
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FURNITURE. in suites. odd pieces: Kohler
& Campbell baby grand piano, Chinese rug
t9xl2l, etc, at Weschler's auction. sl5 Z