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SERVICE ORDERS

Adjutant Generals Department Re-
serve, ordered to active duty at Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., March IA.
Dukes, Maj. William H., Quarter
master Corps, from Chicago to 'the
chief, National Guard Bureau here,
for assignment to duty in his Office
about May Is.
Ashe, Maj. Richard Baraxton, In
fantry Reserve, ordered to active duty
at Fort Leavenworth, Kans., March is.
Green, Maj. Philip p, Medical
Corps, from Fitzsimons General Hos
pital, Denver, to Hot Springs National
Park, Ark, for duty, May Is.
Keliher, Maj. John, Field Artillery,
assigned to Denver upon completion
of present tour of foreign service.
Dunn, Capt. Frank, Quartermaster
Corps, from Fort Lewis, Wash. to the
Hawaiian Department, about May IT.
Barrell, Capt. Frank NJ, Quarter
master Corps, from Fort Mason, Calf,
to the Hawaiian Department, about
May II.
Elmes, Capt. Chester H., Quarter
master Corps, assigned to Philadel-
phia, upon completion Of present tour
Of foreign service.
Simpson, Capt. Lawrence L., Quar-
termaster Corps, assigned to Fort
Brown, Tex, upon completion Of pres
ent tour of foreign service.
Fox, Capt. Albery j., Quartermas-
ter Corps, assigned to the Preside o1
San Francisco, Calf, upon completion
of present tour Of foreign service.
Clark, Capt. Allen. Cavalry Reserve
ordered to active duty at Fort Leaven'
worth, Kans., March Is.
Priest, Capt. Harold r., Finance De.
partment, from Baltimore to For
Sheridan, nl., not later than Febru'
ary %.
Middleton, Capt. George R., Fielt
Artillery, promoted to major from
January 81.
White, Capt. William N, Field Ar
tillery, assigned to Fort Lewis, Wash
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needed for the support Of this tower
ing bulk Of man, yet the only pro-
vision he carried with him on his
journey was pouch of dry corn meal
He was dark as an Indian, but his
broad face was marked with the pain
and doubt Of some. high endeavor.
The sun bulged its cheeks in the
west and blew radiant color all across
the sky; the heavens darkened to
green and amber, then yellow-green
and blue, with the green fading rap
idly into night as Brother Pascual
came to the narrow mouth of a gorge
over which leaned pillars Of lofty rock.
A jack rabbit darted from behind a
stone and fled, leaving the whisper
Of its speed In the air.
And in the mouth Of the ravine
the friar paused and shouted. "Oh-
no! Oh-ho! I am Brother Pascual!
Hal! Do you hear? I am Brother
Pascual!"
After a moment, while the echoes
were still dimly flying. voice al
most at his elbow said: "Well, brother,
who's hungry now? Whose bellyache
are you 20 tell us about now?"
"Is it Luis?" asked the friar.
"Luis went spying once too often
INTO the stockyards at Chihuahua.
They killed him in the slaughter
house. Maybe they made him into
sausage"
What Is your name? All. you are
Carlos!"
you've only seen me once: and
its too dark for seeing now, unless
you're a cat. How do you remember
people, Brother?"
"I remember them by their need
OF mercy" said the friar Poor Luis !!
Is he gone? He had need Of mercy,
also"
so has every man with Rubriz, I"
answered Carlos.
$50 have I. So have all mortals, "
declared Brother Pascual, humbly.
II am going on to the house"
There's plenty of noise in the
house." said Carlos. Yesterday we
caught mule train loaded with
II don't want to hear it," broke
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ARMY ORDERS,


Brand, Col. Harrison, jr., Engineer
Corps Reserve, from Washington to
Fort Leavenworth, Kans., about March
II.
Kellond, Col. Frederic G., Infantry,
from Boston to Fort Benning, Ga,
about June l.
Conger, Col. Leslie Norman, mfan-
try Reserve, from Detroit to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., March II.
Fisher, Col Arthur G., Air Corps.
from the ofiice of chief of Air Corps
to Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala,
not earlier than July /.
Sterling. Lieut.. Col. John A., In
Santry, ordered home to await retire
ment about March %.
McCarty, Lieut.. Col. William Henry,
Infantry Reserve, from Grand Rapids.
Mich. to Fort Leavenworth, Kans.,
about March II.
Denton, Lieut.. Col. william. Medical
Corps, from the Army and Navy Gen.
eral Hospital, Hot Springs National
Park, Ark, to the Office Of the surgeon
general here, about June /.
Rockwell, Lieut.. Col. Robert Lock-
erbie, Air Corps Reserve, ordered tc
active duty at Fort Leavenworth
Kans., March IS.
Andrews, Lieut.. Col. Frank M, Gen.
eral Stad Corps, from assignment tc
the War Department General Stat
and further duty at Boiling Field te
Langley Field, Va, February %.
Arnold, Lieut.. Col. Henry H., All
Corps, assigned to March Field, Calf.
with temporary rank of brigadier gen.
eral.
Pratt. Lieut.. Col. Henry c., All
Corps, assigned to Langley Field, witt
temporary rank of brigadier general
Martin, Lieut.. Col. Frederick L., All
Corps, from the Army War College
here, to Wright Field, Ohio, with tenn
porary rank Of colonel not later thar
June 80.
Crane. Lieut.. Col. Allen Bassett
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CHAPTER 1.
OUTLAWS DEN.

"HE strides of Brother Pascual
were long and swift, but the
day strobe longer and swifter
L by far to its ending.
Shadows as blue as water were
flowing through the ravines, rising
higher and higher. and the naked
submits of the San Carlos range
began to burn with rose and with
golden fame against that Mexican
sky; but the friar, taking stronger
hold on the staff which was his COM
panion in the wilderness. gave little
heed to the beauty around him.
He had only one eye for it, after
all; over the other he wore big
shield of black leather A plaster
patch made big white cross on the
opposite cheek and bandage circled
his head. To give his stride greater
freedom he had pulled up his long
gray robe so that a fold hung over
the cord that girdled him and the
edge of his garment kicked in and
out around his knees
In the calf Of each brown and hairy
leg there was a mighty fist of muscle
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co, 319 I st. s.W. Nat. 1919.
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER dALBERT INC,
S16 10th st: NV Phone National 4712.
CARPENTER-Prompt. reliable reasonable,
general repairs. garage doors. cabinets, par.
titions. closets. etc. DOUGLAS. Met 3l55.
CHAIR CANEING {gpAoLsTERs. :
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1885 10th NV. Met. 2062:
ELECTRIC WIRING Fixtures
pairs; e-r house fixtures q base plugs. S55.
REGAL Elec: Co: $40 upshur NV. Col: 1891:
FLOORS sANDED. finished: old doors .
speciality; leas.; sanding machine rented.
L q. FOLK 1857 Sherrtef pl NV. Cley. 0626
ET TOORS sANDED, refnished. Low
Paint Co., Col 616s.W or Alex. 2Os2.
ooS .S 5ss oTa s.s ;1pss TSf GS SSs: .ds
Deaton. 4227 Sth NV. Phone Col 7662.
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PAINTING aps Sa psDssiGpsc G ceIan;s, snsIs Ss% eo.
rating Paint 90. Col 616s-W or Alex 2Os2:
PAPERINo-t RMS, 2-sTORY HALL $50
and up; quick service; white mechanics
Call any time. Neat papers Adams 1929
PAPERHANGINO-Ro papered S6 .and
UP; estimates fur; work guaranteed. A. 7.
George 506 Oneida pl. NV. Geo: 9466:
PLASTER1NG cementing. stuccoing. brick
laying. plaster patches, ST. up: no overhead
expense. Mathis & Dempsey. Col. 0379
REPAIRING-REMODELING
General home. repairs. No lob too large
or small. Painting plasterins. paperhang-
ing. carpentry. Jack Sparkes. Dec. 4432
UPHOISTERING. furniture repairing. re-
finishing, chair caneins: work guaranteed
Weismuller, 2423 18th NV. Adams 0761 /:
UPHOLSTERING. repairing refinishing:
discarded furniture accepted as part pay
msnt p,cn. = g s.!ss Wssys1roa s1oa, 14s4 Newton st.
UPHOISTKRN0-S-p suites. refinish-
ing. S43; caneing low - 76c. Halter Up
holsterins. 1887 4 ne. All. 4ole. IT.
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SALESMAN-Sell nationally-known. PROD
uct: no canvassing; opportunities for ad
vancement: car essential. 3534 l4th Nv
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223e QUE ST NW-Exceptionally pleas
| ant front room. southern exposure. avail
| able at once; meals optional. North 6469.
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S3l 18th ST. NW.-Large. sunny. At:
tTastive room 4th fioor hot tsI.n5on. SIsts5 an
S25 monthly Small room. same floor.
etc SIS monthly Women only.
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L!v1NG ROOM. dining room Incidental
ODDS and ends. rugs; reasonably priced.
Phone or call Acme Moving & STORAGE
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOR SAIL pair work horses (blackO.
/ pair work horses (bsys), / gray horse:
Apply TO Herbert e. Thompson. Oak Hill
Fruit Farms. Spencerville. Nd.
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FURNITURE. ETC-Tomorrow's sale at
Weschler's Auction. 9l5 st. NV in
cludes desirable furnishing In suites and
odd pieces. radios. Crosley Shelvador. rugs.
nne Bavarian china. gold-band lay plates,
Bohemian glass etc
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HEAT YOUR HOME automatically. save the
cost OF equipment in year. Let us tell
you; Carroll Co.. III 18th st. NV. Phone
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MOVING PICTURE PROTECTOR Victor
Cine. model 3. serial No. 7OlO2. Eastmans
kodascope screen No 2, for sale cheap
Apply 735 Southern Bldg
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MIMEOGRAPHS-F1ne rebuilt machines.
AZ lowest prices: machines for rent
UNlTED," Sl3 14th st. NV. National
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per:
sonal Is 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
aEMoRRAoIDs II ln9 El EElRADIcA.TLD By MY
time or money back. Write for booklet;
no drrss or surgery DR.. SOsiMER.
WERCK. 1868 Columbia I'd. Adams O3S8.
WILL " CARE FOR AGED PEOPLE. SLIGHT
able. Call Adams 4301 or Adams 2943-w.
ASSISTANCE RENDERED m FILLING
out income tax blanks. Quite complicated
tbs year. Small charge. Telephone Potomac
CoNvALEscING LADY WISHES HOME
With p5sctical nurse; reasonable. Address
tSsFs %aEN i, p6Ars De need g es shs h:s must
accept inferior funeral services due TO In
ability to pay . high price: The Greater
ars saa a g. for ss' ss e eG9Pst. ss ss
worries fnest waterproof. airtisht. guar
anteed steel burial vault may pc had from
the Greater G " W. e chsmeefs e rs Goa cea'n l4th fa
corner Chaplin NV Col o4$2. Phone or
write your address We will send you
sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.
ADDING .MACHINEs-Burrough REM
ing nfnstons ons,,s etc Lowest price: in i1ynfor
S13 14th st. NV. National 6063.
AErI9uEsItLarse COLLECTION bric-a a-brac
tables. chairs, sofa. mirror. lamps. 61S
APARTMENT GRAND Just Ike new; beau
sell for Sasnce on nene
lev as s. weekly viii buy. Arthur jordan
Piano Co. 18th and G SITS. NV.
APARTMENT ai. TIN .LAl pIANo-Wili sell st saeri-
s. week, Arthur jordan Piano Co. fsth
BATH FIXTURES, pipe and fttinss: brick.
SO st. s:w: Phone Metropolitan 6s17.
BEDS. poster. twin; rugs. dinette suite.
davenport suite. dining room suite. vanity.
sewing machine. etc. 1903 Georgia ave.
BICYCLEs-Rollfast ana other high grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle q Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th NV.
BORING MACHINE universal make; cost
$500. will sell for $50 cash. ca Tunser bst bat
mafine marin mot motor with suRiit-in clutch, SIS?
auto radios. 2 house radios, all electric;
af upfisht 0O piano s2s TIE isis 1st Ss0 st ne MO.'n
booths with composition tops; worth SI25.
take S25 Apply Drug Store. 1901 eth NV.
BRICK BUILDING MATERIAL WRECK
ING SALE from many Jobs. Tremendous
quantities at bargain prices. Come to any
Of Hechinger's yards for, your entire
needs; neatly arranged. easily seen. We
have what you want when you want It.
Large quantities good. used lumber re-
conditioned. nails pulled. arranged accord
ing to size (2x4. 2x6. 2xS. 2x10 2x12 IN
all lengths). sheathings, flooring. windows,
doors. SASH brick, pipe, bsthtubs radiators.
plumbing and heating supplies; In excellent
eorditionwalwaysr :r AZ eareain p... prices.
Phone orders Atlantic 1400.
HECHINGEE CO; Used Material DEBT.
5925 Ga. Av. NV. 1905 Nichols Av. S. e.
BUCKWHEAT BLOWERS cut Sc ton from
your coal bill: pay for themselves one one
averages 1c Q day; 6 rooms. S14.8O; over
6. $3.50; no holes to drill. saves in
stallation cost; guaranteed; aauastats
50; thermostats. S11. Harris Armaturs
Co Gil L st. NV. Metropolitan $40.
CASH REGISTERS. rebuilt like new.
ment. china. silverware. bentwood chairs.
tables ETC.: lowest prices. Edgar Baum
Co.. Inc. e03 Z st. NV.
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OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
OF used pieces at lew prices. H. Baum &
Son, GIG st NV
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PIANO-Will sell for the balance due on
account q lovely little grand piano that
has had the best Of care and attention.
The case is mahogany and the keys are
known. NAME PRoTEcTED. just think you
can have same for S367.s5 and pay as
charge Arthur Jordan Piano Co, 18th
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

CHAUFFEUR. drive any make. or house
man: good city references. Phone Alex
andria 7-F-5 IL
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31-YEAR-OLD MANUFAC-
TURING CO., L A r G E S T
OF ITS KIND IN THE
INDIISTRY

Requires a few good men to enlarge its
sales orEanization-in Washington. We
are preparing for a big year and as the
increased demands for our product is
great. we are now In need Of statesmen
who can be trained to sell it, New sales
plans are now being put into effect
tight now is the best time to get into
this business. We will train and offer
every possible sales assistance necessary.
II you are interested in the permanent
position. which presents excellent earning
possibilities. and II you are speciality
1719 Conn. ave. or call North O627
for Amendment
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(CnntinnRA

GASOLINE. accessories. repairs: busy ST.:
z kinds gasoline; large gallonage. Price,
$500. Address Box 4S0-C, Star once.
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DIN1:-G ROOM SUITE, 10-piece mahogany;
sacrifice $500. original cost $1,000. Call
Cleveland 4403
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FURNITURE+2-pc. bed-davenport suite,
newly upholstered; bargain. $35 Also
2-pc. living room suite. $50. New York
Upholstering Co.. 617 F st. NV.
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DAVENPORT. overstuffed Call Friday or
Saturday afternoon. National 1888. Ex-
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DINING ROOM FURNITURE 10 pieces,
solid mahogany; cheap for cash. 1928
Woodley I'd
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN

DRESSMAKFR. hieh-class. from New York
City. formerly model maker. cutter loI ~.
cile, specializes alterations. North 7s5s. 81
NURSE, practical and housekeeper to con-
valescent or invalid; reference. Prone
Adams 2717. 10
NURSERY GOVERNESs, French, Is years.
chiidren nv the hour, morning or after
noon; especially trustworthy to take
charge in absence of parents Phone
Decatur 242s
PRACTICAL NURSE. refned. very capable
desires patient; fond elderly people live IN
home; doctors ref. Nurse. Met. 1893. 10
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CONTENTS OF S-room house; new beds
| pillows; furniture every purpose. us 9TH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHEST DRAWERS. bed. coil springs. inner
spring mattress. walnut table, large mirror.
Oriental rugs: other pieces. Inquire 1874
Columbia rd. Apt g.
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ELEC. MOTORS. N,. Ss05: .. c. ana q. c.
exch.: all sizes and types; repaired. re-
wound. new bearings. Carty 1908 14th.
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to sell popular 1885 Ford cars. Floor
periods permit selling of used cars. Steuart
Motor Co.. Northeast Branch, 514 II st. ne.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

EXPERT. CUSTOM HATCHING- pa cents;
gsdisreed eh,eks.,..EE eh,eks p vosbuTy. Lee
Church S44-F-3.
PIGEONS-6O White Kings 90 Carneaux.
ready to breed. 81 40 pair. c. B. Munson,
Arlington, Va. Phone Clarendon 2l94.
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DIAMOND BAR oATNs-Un Unredeemed
pledges Of all descriptions for sale at prices
much beloZ their regular values Az mer: r:
and perfection, Money cheerfully refunded
II you are not satisfied Mornings Loan
Once, opposite washington Airport.
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RADIOS. used auto sets. $40. SIS and
$50. Apex Electric Co.. 709 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-15

PIANO A. B. Chase; also Standard sew
ing machine; priced reasonably. Phone
nd
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VARIETY STORE, business street; same
owner 25 years. retiring: d rooms Price,
$3.50 Address Box 2O-D, Star Office.
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CANVASSERS-Several debit men and
canvasSers; salary and commission. Apply
4O4 Carpenter Bldg. 1908 K st. NV.
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DESKS. chairs. files. leather furniture.
Edgar Baum Co., Inc, 903 z st. NV.
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FINANCIAL SALESMAN

FINANCIAL SALESMAN.
High-grade seasoned salesman. with
GOOD personality and some experience in
securities or financing wanted. to assist
in raising capital in large manufacturing
project in housing line. Excellent oppor-
tunity for STRAIGHTFORWARD man with
good connections and clean record. For
interview. address Box 491-C. Star once.
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RADIO-Brand-new 1898 model Philco.
American and foreign receiver: used on our
floors only. Reduced to S29-95; new-set
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Call Adams 91S3. 10
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY. COLLEGE
education. three years law. typist. general
once man wishes connection to complete
law school Adams 1928. Address Box
41a-C star ofice l6e
ELECTRICAL FOREMAN II yrs, in Gov
ernment construction work. maintenance
and repair work: ready for work Phone
Atlantic 00S3.
MAN colored work OF any kind porter.
houseman, driving. etc; ref. Col. 365l.
MAN aII-around experIence in wash room.
wants work: good reference. Please call
North 36Ol
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SALESMAN-An excellent opportunity for
a man with real ability. Liberal commits
sion paid on oil burners. gas appliances, re-
frigerators and washing machines. Apply
by letter. stating qualifications. Maurice
i Cnlhert Co lNnS NJ st NV.
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PIANOS-Practlce Pianos-A group Of
pianos IDEAL for practice purposes. S25-
S35. $50. on terms as low as 81 weekly.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 18th and @ SITS.
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CHEF. colored: experienced hotels. clubs,
restaurant and sea food; in or out OF town.
Call S2
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rperienced in retail market:
apply 150S 7th st. NV.
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SEWING MACHINEs@Portable elec sing
Washington console. cost Si60. sacrifice
S36. Ike new; oh. Singers. round bobbin,
perfect cond. $3.50 I'D for quick sale. sos
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statesmen

Excellent opportunity for live sales
men: must be capable. honest and have
good personality and reputation. Expert
ence in our line desirable. but not essen
tial. Best of working facilities. Strong
support to producers. No salaries or draw
mo ~ pido
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded tevelry. Full cash value paid. o. 8.
Govt. license to buy Selinger's. S1e p st.
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statesmen by WashinRton's Oldest estab-
lished LIQUOR house One with following to
solicit trade Former cigarette or candy
solicitors considered. Give full details. age.
reference. experience. Address Box 497-C.
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DESKS for Office and home; unusual bar
gains: used and new, we also rent. Com
mercial Ofice Furniture Co. 800 = st. NV.
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YOUNG MEN. 1922. neat appearing. high
school or college; must be free TO travel 10
assist manager in junior sales organization:
travelling expenses liberal comm. and draw
ing account; sales experience unnecessaty'
rapid advancement for those who Qualily.
"a pm, Fri and Sat Do not phone.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. refined together or sin
gle; chauffeur. butler house man. lanltor
porter: cock maid waitress. nurse. gen:
eral housework; refs. 1908 17th NV.
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PRESS-lOxl5 press with FEEDER. perfect
condition. c. w. Hill. 1920 ST. NV.
PRINTING PRESS. 6kx1O hand lever.
with stand Al condition. Best offer. 404
Sth st Sc Phone Lincoln 0097.
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ROCK WOOL INSULATION
DEPARTMENT MANAGER
WANTED.

knowledge of building con-
struction, sales experience,
honesty and ability essential.
Salary or drawing account
against commissions. Per-
manent connection. Call
Mr.. Beatty, Iron Fireman
Sales Corp, National 9343.
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BEAUTY SHOP for sale reasonable on
account of sickness. Phone National 379s:
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upon completion Of present tour of
foreign service.
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| SIGN PAINTER-Quote low rate for signs
| today and occasionally: give address and
phone Address Box 49s-C. Star Office.
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STOVES. STOVES.
We have all types Of stoves at reason,
able prices. Coal and wood ranges and
heaters as low as $3.50. Oil heaters. 81.
Free delivery.
NEW PHILA. JUNK CO..
1436 II St NE Lincoln 10311.
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OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
-, BuRNSTINE 8. 93l G ST. NV.
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branches. This shows clear thinking
and self control.
If this line rises close to, or touch
ing, the lifeline "a, Fig. ID it indi-
Gates caution; if tied together for some
distance, lack of confidence; if it be-
gins far down the lifeline "a, Fig. 81,
late mental development and probable
criminal tendency.
When the headline runs straight
across the hand, it discloses practical
common sense. A wavy line shows
lack of decision, and curve upward,
love of money.
When the line rises on the mount,
Jupiter "a, Fig. p, it indicates self
confidence and ambition, with ability
as a public speaker If the space be-
tween head and life lines is very wide,
the person will be impulsive and fool
hardy.
When the line slopes to Luna Cb,
Fig. p. there is an active imagination.
When one branch is straight and an
others run to Luna ID and C. Fig. g..
it indicates versatility. If there is also
a branch rising toward Mercury ID,
Fig p, the talents will be turned into
money.
On many hands there are branches
running to the different mounts.
These give the person the qualities
of each mount so connected. If the
branch goes to Jupiter the interest is
the public; if to Saturn, in science,
chemistry, mines or farming; if to
Apollo. in art. drama, dancing; il to
Mercury, in business, medicine or
mathematics; if to Mars. in army life;
if to Venus. in singing. society and
decorative arts; if to Luna. in mystic
subjects, the sea and travel.
A chained line &c, Fig. II shows lack
Of concentration. An island in the
line usually prophesies a fever (e, Fig.
%; if at the end of the line %, Fig.
81, the person may be subject to men
tai trouble.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

and expense. A dog may cost $40 in
money, but he's worth a million dol
lars to you. A cat may be free. Kit
tens are usually given away, yet the
value of a good cat to you will be
mighty high.
I'll bet every reader of this column
who does not possess a pet has wanted
one for years and years. And right
now is the time to get it! Yes, sir,
right now. Most of us are back from
Our Summer vacations. The year
stretches ahead. We won't be making
very many long trips away from home.
If We do, there is always some place
where our pet can be cared for while
we are gone.
Why not forget all the different ar
guments against owning pet and be-
gin to consider the thousand and one
ways in which our lives will be made
happier by pet ownership?
Let's all get a pet of some kindl
Just the right kind for the way we
live, the place we live in. and the in
come we have. There is pet for every
sort of home and every sort Of owner.