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La gaceta., 1939-02-16
DCBLE ASESINATO Y SUI
CIDIO

Cincinnati, Ohio, feb. 10
En- ell pueblo de Mansfield, EN- Ell
Estado de Ohio, Sc encontraron
aver los cadaveres de los espO-
sos John Woerth y de su hija
Loretta. Junto al cuerpo de
Woerth, que tenia 50 amos, sc
encontro un cuchillo. La mucha-
cha tenia % amos y su madre
60.
I'm juez investigator opina
que Sc trata de Tn doble asesina
to Y un suicide.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
CUATRO O Els MER-
CANTES PARA FL BRASIL

Hamburgo, Feb. 6.-Se do
aver la noticia de que ell Brasil
construira cuatro vapores mer-
cantes en- los astilleros alema-
mes. Representa- la construction
un gasto de ii millones de mar
cos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
PARA LOS NINos PoBRES

Habana, Feb. l6.-S. dijo a.
yer en- los c~irculos ofic.ales que
el dM "a de este mes. aniversa-
rio del Critic de Barre, Sc repair
tiran $4,000 pares de zapatos
entire los nihos pobres de Ia R9
p1bliea,
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
EN- GINEBRA
LOS TESOROS DE ARTE DE
LA REPUBLICA ESPANOLA

Ginebra, Feb. l6.-La Socie
dad de Naciones ha recibido
1870 bultos conteniendo los tn
soros de arte pict6rico propie-
dad de la RepGblica Espanola.
Sc cargaron los bultos en- %
camiones desde el tren espe'
cial que los trajo hasta ell pa
lacio de la Soci dad.
Tn inventario Sc hara hoy.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
ROBARON LIBROS EN- LA
U~NIVERSIDAD

Habana, Feb. 16.-El captain
Diaz Baldoquin, de la policia de
la Universidad, manifesto aver
haber esclarecido ell robo de il
bros de la biblioteca de la escue-
la de ingenieria. I'm informe de-
taIlado sc entregara por Baldo
quin al Rector.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16
HUEIGA DE LOS GARCIA
DORES BANANAS

Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. l6.
Para dominar la huelga de los
cargadores de bananas, Ell go
bierno prohibi6 aver las reunio-
mes pGblicas.
Los rompehuelgas cargarOn
tres vapores Icon ese fruto.
La policia e San Antonio, hi
20 disparos a aire para anne
drentar a lostobreros.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

"Marica" Chamberlain Y Da
Ladder representa- hoy en- Euro
pa la politica del "gangsteris-
mo" semi-democratico, es de-
cir, la politica de traicionar Y
arruinar a un Gobierno legiti-
me con la esperanto de que ell
vencedor traicione a quien lie
ha venido dando los mediOs
para ganar la guerra.
Chamberlain. un cobarde,
sostiene esta tests: "El tempo,
de acci6n vendra para Francia
e Inglaterra una vez que la
causa de los facciosos haya
triunfado en- Espana. Entonces
Itafa Sc vera privada del pre-
texto antibolsevique que usa
para mantener en- Espana su
fuerza expedicionaria, Y ell ge-
neral Franco, habiendo derro-
tado a la Repdblica, tratara ma
turalmente de librarse del a.
brazo de los estados totalita-
rios, de los cuales va no nece-
sitara ell apoyo. Solo 81 Ell con-
sigue librarse de sus socios to-
talitarios quedara en- posici6n
de agrupar a su alrededOr a la
mayoria de los espanoles, que
maldicen la intrusion extran-
jera."
"Pertinax" mantiene que
esa es la tests de "Marica' Y "a
grega: Tai es la tests que Mr.
Chamberlain ha explicado en-
incontables ocasiones, anadlen
do que 81 10 esperado por Ell
no Sc convierte en- realidad y
los fascistas y nazis permane-
cen en- Espana despues de que
la RepGblica haya sido abru-
mazda, entonces no dudara en-
recurrir a la fuerza para esta-
blecer ell equilibriO Mediterra-
neo."
Los "%tories" ingleses, tan in
dignos como Daladier y Bon
net, estimaron un dia que de-
bian darle un golpe formida-
BILE, con la intenci6n de con-
tentar a Hitler, a la democra.
tica ~repGblica checoeslovaca.
Ell pueblo checo guerra la
guerra, en- defensa de su dig
nidad, pero los gabinetes de
Londres y Paris, acordaron, co
mo kepulsivos "gangsters' Ell
accib, retirarle la ayuda que
lie Ibian prometido.
BeAes tuvo que rendirse a
la terrible realidad del enga-
no y.hubo de entregar la Sude-
ten al apetito del dictadcr
1nazi.
Con una tests tan infame CO.
RIO la acop,ada en- Munich
ahora Chamberlain y Daladier
ayudan a Franco, negandole
armas V aeroplanos a Espana'
baio la iHsi6n de que ell super
Saidor Sc entregara a ellos'
c3mprado con millones de IL
hras esterlinas, V Sc apartara
de Mussolini Y Hitler.
Ell "gangsterismo' en- la po-
Utica International esta repre-
sen ado hoy por Chamberlain
v Dalad er, no por Hitler y
Mussolini.
Los dictadores de Roma y
Berlin, dos monstruos, apoyan
a Franco para establecer en-
Europa otro Gobierno totalita-
rio, otro regimen de amena-
Sss, violeneia y barbarie, Y NJ
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

Para los que apoyan la idea
de la lista electoral por orden
alfabetico, Gale Y n1mero de
cada casa, vamos a recordar
un case: Cuando ell alcalde
Chancey fue electo por prime
ra vez, en- ell pequeho hotel
Sans Souci, de la S6ptima ave-
nida, Sc habian inscripto, sin
vivir ALI, mas de 20 electores.
Todos votaron porque Ell due
no del "hotel" afirmaba que
residian ALI. Dias despues .
mas de Is de ellos habian earn
biado de domicilio.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

Piden los senores comisiona
dos de los condadOs de la Flo
+ da U"e Sc les aumente ell pc
riodo de gobierno desde 2 amos
a a amos.
En- cambio, como 81 ellos fue
ran convenientes V los otrcs
no, demandan que sean abOli-
dos los juzgados de paz.
Mas econ6mico seria gober-
mar la ciudad y ell condado por
un mismo grupo de hombre,
no pOr dos grupos, con dife-
rentes gastos; pero no pedimos
nosotros cue los puestos de los
comisionados sean abolidos.
FL juzgado de paz es nece-
sario porque resuelve a toda
prisa los casos pequehOs .
10 que no sucedera cuando la
carga Sc eche sobre otros jue.
ces de mas categoria e infulas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

Atacaba cruelmente a los ju
dos, comenzaba a pedir su ex-
terminio, ell primer ministro
hungaro.
~ aver Sc enter6 ell ilustre
caballero de que tenia sangre
hebrea.en las venas $780,. y =
vergcnzado renuncio.
IRA lecci6n cue no sera a.
provechada por los nazis y fas
cistA siervos al servicio de la
[iranfa.
La gaceta., 1939-02-16

clones que por medic de Ia amis-
tad pueden mantener Ia paE en-
e eoutipspte,
Evening star., 1939-01-09
Bv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Those who have seen q coral reef
assure you 1t Is q real wonder of
nature and that 1t is more beautiful
than a flower garden. Great reefs
or barriers are built up by many
types of skeletons known as coral
polyps.
When you stop to think that a
single polyp is about fraction of
an inch in size, you are rather
startled when you see a reef built
of coral. It would be impossible
to count the billions of them that
live together and accomplish the
masterpiece known as a coral reef
The polyp extracts the bicarbonate
Of lime from the sea water and 1t is
formed into a skeleton by the coral.
The coral polyp is somewhat like
the sea anemone. The skeleton
which is built up enables the coral
to exist and the delicate tissues of
its body to be protected.
You may see beautiful coral reefs
in Florida and in all the warm
tropical waters. There are q few
known 10 The temperate waters and
rare ones have been found in the
Arctic.
Corals usually live in vast colonies,
but some do enjoy a solitary exis-
tence. Corals form three different
types of reefs. There have been
excellent pictures taken of them and
some very beautiful specimens of
coral are washed to the beach. Here
on the white sands they may be
picked up. cleansed and added to
your priced collection. There are
barrier reefs, atolls and fringine
reefs. A fringing or shore reef is
built up by the corals so close to
the shore that 1t is impossible for
ships to risk passing over them If
they could.
Sometimes these coral reefs are
broken and then there are pools
made for other marine animals
Here you may see brilliantly covered
fish and marine life. A barrier
reef is one that separates the shore
by deep wide channel and may
Evening star., 1939-01-09

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALL
MENTS.
Rudolph Whitlow-"Holly Terror" to
his nurse and dirty little beast" to
old DR.. Carstall, who had brought him
into the world-had schemed and
GRATED and finally pummeled his way
into control Of the moribund Popular
Socialist party and reJuvenated it with
the idea Of Anglo-American unity. and
unity Of the common men Of the world
Sgamst their governments. OoncealinK
Ais violent opposition to Christianity
and all the established organizations
ana institutions. he managed to talk
leaders OF the press. labor finance and
politics into neutrality or support of
him as q safety valve for the discon-
tent OF the masses. He flew to America
and was an even greater success there
than IN his own country. In the mean
time. BodiSham-his organization man
was busy in London mapping out a
system, for control of all the worlds
By "masterful men"
Evening star., 1939-01-09

far as Cape Cod. 1t is incrusted
with dead shells and stones and a
colony in this species consists of
S to 30 cleaning white translucent
polyps. They form into dainty
shallow cups, and when disturbed,
the polyps withdraw into them.
When open and active, the coral ap-
pears to be starlike mass of flowers.
The palmate coral, found in the
Florida waters and the West Indies,
is another beautiful coral. Beads,
brooches, rings and ornaments are
carved out Of the skeleton of the
coral. Some are a deep red, others
a pale pink and some deep ivory.
The color and form are according
to a pattern Of the species. but the
material is the same for all, bicar-
Donate of lime taken from the sea
water in which they live.
Copyright, 1880
Evening star., 1939-01-09

than personal gossip and photo
graphy pornography. Norval con-
firmed Rud's ideas of the decadence
of the newspaper, and ushed them
on to practical realization. And
most of the accepted methods of
party propaganda. meetings pro-
cessions and so forth, he declared
to be also completely out of date.
Instead of daily papers the group
ultimately found its chief educa-
tional medium in small, cheap books
of size to 60 inconspicously into a
working mans pocket, and before
a year was ont Norvel had filled at
least 100000 pockets where
English was spoken, with the stuff
of the common-sense movement.
and incalculable millions more of
minds with variations upon the
question why do you stand it?
Why do you let these out-of- date
people play games with your bodies
and lives?"
"Out-of-date" is a very deadly
phrase for an accepted institution.
With the constant reiteration of
this question, of why people stood
what they were enduring, went the
plain, clear insistence that in the
world it was now possible to have
peace and plenty for all-given cour-
age, given tolerance, given plain
common-sense. And this Norvel
did at a monetary profit to the
gathering movement These little
books had much more frontier pass
ing power than newspaper that
lives and dies in day. They passed
from hand to hand. They played q
vital part, a catalytic part. in the
brewing Of the world revolution.
(copyright, 1889. By the North American
Newspaper alliance. Inc)
Tomorrow: beginning Of the
Mutiny Of the Armies.
Evening star., 1939-01-09
Natures Children
Palmate Coral

even surround an island. thus the
name barrier. An atoll is q some-
what circular reef inclosing Q lagoon.
The most famous coral reef is known
as the Great Barrier Reef of Aus
tralia. 1t is over 1880 miles long
and covers over 200 600 square miles,
encircling a channel that Is from
10 to Is fathoms deep. It is over
80 miles wide in some parts.
Corals, as you well know, are color
full creatures and all shapes. There
are no colors found in gems or
flowers that do not have their coun-
terparts in corals. Coral reef fish.
in order to exist, take on the bril-
liant colors from places where they
find food and protection.
The star coral is one of the species
to be found along the seashore as
Evening star., 1939-01-09
l43, 3,000, 900 Trees
Planted Since 1910

More than $4,000, 900 trees have
been planted in $500 community
forests throughout the country since
1910, reports to the Forest Service
OF the Department of Agriculture
indicate. The Forest Service esti-
mates the eventual net returns from
such properly managed forests can
range from So to IS an acre an
nually.
approximately half the commu-
nifty trees planted have been in New
York State, where special efforts to
encourage the work have been made
through donations of free trees for
timber-producing areas.
Evening star., 1939-01-09

response to the pubnclty the mana
ger sent four behind q screen
which was marked on the side near
the crowd in four sections, A, B,
c, D. Then he said to the crowd,
There Is at least one boy just to
the right of q girl and at least one
girl just to the right of a boy. At
least one boy is just to the right of
a boy. At least one brunette is Just
to the right of brunette and at
least one brunette is just to the
right of blond" Can you identify
the four?
(Answer on Page B-l4.)
(copyright, 1939.)
Evening star., 1939-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU
yatt. Emergency Laboratory. Rooms COL
902 Mestory Blds.. 18th q 4. Met. 1888.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
:s 2seai sfa9 tnG:z Ssns5ss'sd sos g
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
'ns5 JOHN is'h SRHis sGns5esss f.F
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
DEBTS contracted other than By myself.
T. J. FrrzAAuR1cE s11s Newton st; ne.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holder. Of A, 8; Pratt 4 Sons Inc. viii be
a,id'n, hsld At the osss s,S Si the cSmpany Bowen
January 10th. 1899. VIVA -' 'u''
H r. DULANY. Jr.. President.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders 69sET Of IT THE HOME BUILDING Asso-
Association: 2O06 Pennsyivania Avenue
NV: on TUESDAY: JANUARY 10; 1889:
Sf. .nS aSr .ae sss e4 esop Su. %
es yAaEs n Sessr5S woopwAsp f1e seefes.sy efse.s IT,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HoI1e Hoiae.s OF tn the N National Savings and Trust
the transaction of any other business that
may properly come before such meeting
corner n Of 0 18th q street snd Nex
York Avenue Northwest, on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 10; 1889. at o'clock P M.
aesK tTansfs1 aao books will be closed t5em
both dates inclusive.
PEksf2T PEEefSa %isoN SAIE5X sTsl.ss1s Bsss.asn,
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costins $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call
!oIa DEAt s,od with 25 years experience. Ln-
Evening star., 1939-01-09
(copyrisht. 1889. BY the Four Aces.)
Bruin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ], d, FLINT.

A carnival side show in a small
town once was blessed with q great
idea that brought Brain Twizzlers
from miles around to try their skill.
The idea came when the manager
Of the carnival happened to see two
sets OF twins, boy and q girl in
each set. One pair of twins was
blond, the other brunette. The
manager got his inspiration. hired
them and took them to the carnival.
After a good crowd had come In
Evening star., 1939-01-09
AUTOMOBILE
statesmen.

Progressive downtown
FORD DEALER has opening
for 2 ivewire men who wish
to increase their earnings.
Ample floor periods, full CO.
operation given on every
deal. We believe this is going
to be a banner year for Ford,
so If you are sober, reliable
and want to get ahead, an
SWer this ad. Box 146-G, Star.
Evening star., 1939-01-09
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Loeol AdveFtisers

Ioe0u Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
l time, 23c ine--$ SO
3 times, zoe line (consecutively) 18O
times, 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situotions Vented
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, time. zoe line 60
3 lines, 2 times, 18c nne------ 1.O8
3 lines. 3 times, 15c line------- 1.35
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
DEATH NOTICES-$1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, 15c per
line for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington. and the
rates charged are far lower than
those OF newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
Evening star., 1939-01-09

the third round was ruffed by West.
A small club was now led and de-
clarer, after winning, played the
queen of hearts. West won with the
king and returned heart, which his
partner captured with the ace. The
last spade was now played and noth-
ing could prevent West from win
ming another trick with the jack Of
diamond. East's diamond ace was
the seventh trick for the defending
side.
(copyrisht. 1889. BY the Four Aces)
The Four Aces will be pleased to an
swer letters from readers II a stamped
i3-cenD. self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces. care The
Evening Star. II you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system OF con-
tract bridge. send with your request to
the Four Aces. care The Evening Star
stamped f3-cenD, self addressed
large size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1939-01-09
LIFE INSURANCE
PRODUCTION MANAGER

II you are between % and 40. have
good acquaintance in Washington and q
successful record as life insurance sales
man AND are ambitious. very strong, ag-
gressiye legal-reserve. non-industrial life
insurance company. whose policies include
liberal accident and health insurance fea-
lures. has probably just the opening you
seek; Moderate salary guaranteed. office
facilities and a money-making contract on
results. To interview Vice President in
WASHINGTON, please state personal and
business facts clearly in confidence. Box
Evening star., 1939-01-09
Informative Doubles Role

Ventors OF the system that has beaten
every other system in existence)
Informative Doubles Role
On Saturday Merwin Maier was
your partner. You dealt and held:
AJAX 109
vAxx
OAK
&Kl0xx
Neither side was vulnerable, and
the bidding went:
ia ~ Pass Pass
CD
Answer: The correct bid is to dou-
BILE. BY using this informative dou-
BILE. you inform your partner of your
strong hand and give him the op-
portunity of (a showing spade sup
port, (b) showing heart or a club
suit, (c) passing If he thinks that
the two diamond contract will be
defeated.
Score 100 per cent for double, 90
per cent for two no-trump, 30 per
cent for three clubs, 0 for any other
bid.
Question No. Is.
Oswald Jacoby is your partner.
Both sides are vulnerable and you
hold:
A10xx
v9xx
>Jxxx
&Jxx
The bidding:
IA Dbl. Redbl. (O
What do you bid? (Answer tomor-
row.
Today's Hand.
East, dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
AJ854
v10963
>73
&J82
Ae2 AAK1os
vK85 N ~A72
<J864 WE <A5
"'''' Ae7s s Ak 1864
vQJ4
<KQ1092
&AQ
The bidding:
East. South. West. North.
IA - Pass Pass
Dbl. Pass Pass Pass
This hand. which occurred in a
rubber bridge game, prompted the
question that is answered above.
There are several points worthy of
comment. First, South did have a
sound two-diamond overcall; second,
of the West and North hands. West
had q shade the better of it for he
held a king and a jack, whereas
North had but two paltry jacks. In
spite of this, there was no possible
game for East and West, and thus
the point penalty which accrued
because East resorted to the useful
informatory double was the best
possible result. Any one in East's
position who would have bid either
two no-trump or three clubs would
at best have made partial score.
West opened his doubleton spade
East cashed his ace and king and
Evening star., 1939-01-09
TopAY's PROGRAM.

THIS EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
SOOpm-WJSV Cavaade Of America" dramat the life
of Edward
s:sopm-WRC, Margaret Speaks rejons Alfred Waenstens
Orchestra to sing Prayer Perfect" Speak
Love" and Meditation" from "Thas"
pm-WJSV, Janet William
Radio Theater version of "Mayerlng"
$3.50 pm-WMA Two 50-voice chois start series OF
grams from Westminster Choir College surveying
can choral music from early Colonial times.
1880 pmWMAL Senator David Walsh will
Roosevelts message to Congress the National
1890 pm-WOL. Philip kaufman and Raphael
and Attiio Baggoe tenor will be featured Henry
Webers symphony orchestra the Pageant Of
Melody"
sHoRT-WAVE PROGRAM
7:s0pm-RoME Folk Songs, 2RO 254 meg;
m. 983
8:15 pm-TOK1O Music concert JZJ, 254 m, meg.
$3.50 pm-CARACAS, Theater of m
1880 pmPRAGUE Central Affairs
253 m, II "a meg OLR5A. 1877 1923
1880 pm.-LONDON, Murder Crisis" play by
Cheyney GSC 313 m, 958 meg GSB, 5 m,
m,
pm-PARIs by Tostoi Gn Engish) TpB7 252
m, II 88 meg: IPA4. 256 meg
Evening star., 1939-01-09
ALUMINIUM COOKWARE

statesmen. supervisors. managers. ex-
perienced in waterless cooking home dem
onstrations. Sensational new equipment
and sales plan. Immediate openings in
D. C.. Md. and Va. Salary. commission
and bonus. Full details with application
Evening star., 1939-01-09
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D.
Maier Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schenk-
en-. worlds leading team-of-four. in
every other system in existence.)
Evening star., 1939-01-09
statesmen.

OALE,OVNEN,
Start the New Year right. We
have a faSt-selling house-to-
house speciality that will put big
money in your pay envelope
every week. See Mr.. Taft, Inter-
state Home Equipment Co.. 2114
Penn. ave. NV.
MEN, COLORED,
Three. ambitious. neat. willing to work
representing nationally known products
company in established territories; SIS de-
post REQUIRED: average earnings. S25 week
ly' commission. See manager, 2 to pm,
Tuesday. 26O3 P st. NV.
MEN (2), white, with cars, for
direct selling In Maryland. BY
appointment, l to 6. Call Dis
trict 2580. Car allowance paid.
Mr.. Edgerton.
Evening star., 1939-01-09
HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC. experienced; also body
and lender work; permanent position:
must furnish refs. and own tools. Apply
Sonoco Gas Station. 10th and sts. NV.
AWNING. Statesmen. experienced: salary.
Shade Co. 1909 9th NV. '
BOYS between 1918. with bicycle. wanted
Crawford. 1877 New York ave NV
CASHIER for service station: high school
gfrnsSeuate; fn.e can type. Apply conoco Station.
men: rs to As; must be neat appearing and
ambitious: t. car needed; excellent oppor-
1Ss1y 1Snity ior q future Apply personnel once.
MA; MAGAZINE MEN experienced only. for club
plan; can also make good proposition. to
am. only. Room 2ie 4o2 6th St. NV.
MAN for coffee route; up to S45 frst
Mills sSoi s Monmea'h. sda Cincinnati. GnSs s Ssio
NAN wishing year-round employment, with
Eo0d to cs on esssbshed trade
Iul but not necessary. Write Box GOOD.
NAN to be placed and trained as dealer
tion Sales experience necessary. Write,
stating age and length OF time living in
washington. Box 364-A. Star.
MAsNL-Apparel CO. can place neat man. 21
ssry earninss a5ou. SGD SO to s st.rs o' Room
205. 1927 Eye st NV, $3.50 to 4:3O pm.
NAN. young. with chain or department
Dudnp 4oa. s in
position. ADDls a7s ' N.tl II 'fSens pTess BIDS a's
pied soofna .sbessos RsseloD siding
5Est.blished % sTs sideii & Son. sis
selim I'd. Silver Spring.
lished dry cleaning route; good salary:
steady Job for right man. Central Clean
ers. 700 Kennedy NV.
YOUNG MAN as accountant and collector
Must be able to keep books and furnish
pond: salary and commission; preference
To- To- residents of Northern Va. Box l9s-D.
YOUNG MAN. white, wanted as helper in
packing and unpacking, cleaning and gen
@erai @ utility work in taking care Of building:
health. Preference viii be given to a. a young @
man who is ambitious to become connected
with . business which offers excellent op-
willing TO start ct the bottom and work
up Fidelity bond will be REQUIRED Apply
es veeSt 1ny and n sae M
National Cash Register Co., 1217-19 K
st. NV.
HERE BRIEFLY ARE THE HIGH SPOTS
OF A REMARKABLE NEW BUSINESS
THAT SHOULD CREATE LARGE RE-
TURNS FOR THOSE WHO ARE SEEKING
a LlFEI1ME SALES CONNECTION THAT
PAYS PAYS EXCEPTIONAL PROFITS FOR
THOSE WHO ACTUALLY WANT WORK
]: An utterly new products with q nat
ural staple demand and big repeat business
-. Can produce S25 per day net profit
8. Steady pay. No lean seasons.
- Big profits to be made in smallest
hfSe
5: Absolutely no experience needed to be
g. All necessary equipment CONSIGNED
part.
=, This is truth. not fiction. Facts. not
theory. To the best OF our knowledge it
is the biggest money-makine opportunity
IN America. Any man with ordinary in
teilgence and real desire to succeed is
bound to make money. If you are wide
AWAKE an aggressive go-getter with plenty
OF energy and enthusiasm apply in person
to B. r. Hammond. Rm. 22l. 33OS 14th st.
nv. tuesday Jan. 10th. at 10 am. Out
Of-tOwQ applicants write