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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
CEREAL MARKET
STACNANT TODAY
Lower Cables and BearlSh Re-
CeiptS Cause Selling Prices
Slightly Charged.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

oats ..................... 80 a 32&i
CHICAGO, Nov 22.-An advance in the
price Of wheat at Liverpool of 14d to I'D
at l:"O p. m. and reports Of further po-
utical unrest in the Far east failed 20
influence local traders and wheat at Chi
CaRO was sc 20 i2c lower at the opening.
Considerable pressure was shown in this
market longs with profits selling quite
freely and shorts We're putting out new
lines. Worlds shipments for the week
promise to be lighter than generally ex-
pected, HroQmhali estimating them, ex
elusive Of North America. at 5000 coo
bushels. Further beneficial rains were re-
ported in Australia and the weather IN
the Argentine Republic was favorable
India. Argentina and Australia shipped
during the week, against $3.50 bushels
a year ago.
Weather throughout the corn belt was
again favorable and prices in the Chi
cago pit were 1sc to lIc lower.
oats were &c to 14c lower -on liberal
selling because of the favorable weather
for moving this grain.
Provisions were off sharply and hogs
at the yards were reported as &c lower at
the opening.
WI Nt closed with losses Of lake fol
the day and this, too, after advances from
the bottom prices of 4 Il sac were made
1t was a case of shorts buying with longs
selling i'm order to secure profits Condi-
dltiOnS We're reported as better at Buffalo
and vessel room was chartered here for
100. 600 bushels to go to that point at 212c
els
Corn closed unchanged to u lower and
oats were unchanged to a small fraction
better. Sales of cash corn were 1870, coo
bushels. of which 100, 900 bushels were
now at SIC over the May for January
shipment Sales of cash oats were 265,
GOO bushels.
Provisions were fractionally lower all
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.

EIoo-Thomas L. English to john W.
Chatham, acres in land lot 2l6, sev-
gnteenth district. adjoining L. English,
James L. High ct al. To correct former
Iced November 10, 1912,
&2.0oo-Andrew Calhoun to \. B.
Ba.al lot Observation-Disclosures feet on
est side Tenth street, 100 feet east OF
columbia avenue. November IA, 1912.
E",oo0-Mrs. Ella +. Toney to Jacob
'ogat lot 41X1S5 feet, west side OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat opened sd to asd higher; at 80
p. m. the market was ID to sd higher
Closed sd to "a lower
Corn opened unchanged; at 1.30 D. m
the market was I'D to Ad lower, Closed
I'D to 3sd lower.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.

Following are the receipts for Friday
and estimated for Saturday:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
PORT RECEIPTS,

The following table shows receipts a,
the ports today compared with the same
Gav last wear.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
MINING STOCKS.

Total sales, 279, 500 shares.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
COTTON SEED OIL.
Cotton seed oil quotations:
METAL Markell

CI0sed steady saIes 44,80O barrels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-22
NEW YORK COFFEE mARNEr.

Dnrrne nMoLatloms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24

Spokane has traded Chick Hart.
ley. tho heavy hitter, for Ten Mil.
lion. Sioux City Is the tradee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24

A. be dandy. In
Chester punching Of him for four
rounds That Ia II Chester 10 able
Speaking Of bush presidents don't the late W. ~
OF hard building baseball In the
died without rearnE financial benefits ne
The Northwestern League should and
celebrate his memory every ycar
the National lynch Horace
enthusiasm Of
nent,
while the ball Of the worlds series are eashns tas
All mel such Is life. and stll we inger.
baseball an agreement which
old time but tho Ask Frank Chance Roger
OF row
French boxing authorities declined ey
recommendation Of the New York boxing commission Billy
George Carpenter the Gallo champ. in Paris tonight
Mabel Hte. the
erday after long Illness She held the all
baseball fans.
leagues the United
Shepherd Who after watching the
boys shoud be trained in tho Of their elder brothers.
Coliseum
October
smokers have well
boxing and are deserving Of announcement and
Smoker speedy proving pop
uIar with the Oakland
Idea Of nothing johnson again
into the ring game In this counry-or other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
Roller Skating Is a Health,
full, Enjoyable Exercise

What can DO moro healthful than
TO move on q polished. smooth a.
glass floor on baii-bearing roller
skates that almost run themselves.
II Ia In truth veritable poetry OF
motion.
Al the broadway Rink. III East
Pine, you win meet congcnIal
merry crowd-the best OF order 10
maintained az all times aud the
rink In under the able personal
supervision OF the manager. Mr.. II.
q. Keller.
In no other way can you get 90
much real enjoyment for so small
a sum OF money. ioc admission. &c
for a pair q fine skates. checking
OF your hat and coat free. but this
evening ladies will be- admitted
free, como ono and all and spend
an enjoyable evening. Remember
the rink 10 located right near the
broadway high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
FOOTBALL NOVEMBER 2

Tho Lincoln and Broadway 4
4 high school football teams 4
\ Will play at Madison park for ,
= the city championship on Sat /,
4 urday. November ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24

bf n PRESIDENT -
fLet anyone VINO thlnks THAT the
umpire has the most thsnklcxa. dis
agreeable work in connection with
baseball. read what this prssiucws
OF q Class D league, a "bush'
league. who, for obvious personal
reasons. refuses 10 siGn HE name,
hss 70 say Of his troubIes.l
II there 10 anything In this Wide
world OF sport more sraspsfatlng.
moro nerve raeklnx. moro apt "a
produce gray hairs than III. Job ~
running an unstable hnsh league.
have failed 10 ever hear OF II.
To begin with. a presidents never
knows from one day to the ncrt
whether be win be president Of amy
league. A single rainy Sunday may
put such an organization IN a fix
where tho most heroic treatment
will fail to bring II back 10 life.
Kicks on umpifes are 40 ffsriens
that thay fail 10 arouse either con-
Ateruasiun or snrprtse any longer
Petty politics on the part Of Jealous
team owners u generally lEssed
over with scarcely thought. walls
OF players. who have been fined ,oy
suspended come IA a matter OF
course. Any league prcsids~t has
to contand with these. hut The
bush prexy" has TO pu, ~ a
lot OF things which the head OF a
prosperous organization never
dreams. These troubles. now com
cdy 10 me. wero nj the time real
tragedy. {
will never forget one young fAi.
low who bought club In my
league. merely for summers d.
version" aR he put II. I'm diver
sion soon ceased 10 be such nd be
forc the season was half oysI had
TO sit up one entire night va him
to prevent him from cotif kitting
suicide. ~ v
One afternoon a long distsAfe call
brought me 10 the phone. al the
other end OF the line was th4bwner
OF the home club. who's fairly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
COAST LEAGUE RESULTS

Los Angeles 10. Oakland 4.
Vernon 6. Portland /.
San Francisco 6, Sacramento 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24

screamed through the phone. Il
am going TO have this game stopped
aud the umpire brought 10 the
phone. 20 you can order him 10
losvp tho field. Ha just made a
rank decision. and won't stand
Tor IT.
one odd case or rmpersonation
came up a few years ago. A new
umpire, who had proven himself
capable. was put on duty In small
city. After the first game a man
'rame 20 him with biz roar. "fou
missed q strike. I'm tho club own
CT and | stand in with the league
president I'm going 60 gst your
lob
Very properly. report was made.
Tho umpire was brought facc 10
face With the real owner.
open your mouth said the
~umps." and the astoniahsd mag
nate did no. '.ffs Isn't tho one.
spoke tho umpire without hess,a.
lion. for no row OF gold teeth had
been revealed. ~bst he must be a
twin brother" Explanations fol-
lowed and the guilty impostcr was
located.
In the archives OF our league Ia a
telegram an follows. lot me hays
a day OF. want 20 go home and
pay taxes This came from an um.
pirc. aud maybe tho taxes aren't
paid yet. lao worked on the day
designated, but when . few days
ams.x a. ~.... a.. ~.lth /. stsxsffar AZ.
cusa he was released.
One OF the stormiest sessions
ever held with retiring club own.
nr can be recalled without the least
difficulty. In making up n bill of
sale for the equipment at the park.
rusty old sprinkilng can and
three wcli-worn base bags were
omitted. The dcposed magnaie
didn't forget them. and that even
Ing came drilling up street with the
articles under his arm. An umpire
saw hie burden.
Here" he called 20 the retired
owner. you forgot 10 dis UP the
home plate"
There was n lot OF glee around
headquarters one night when there
came In n story abon; this same
owner. Sitting In the grandstand
one day. he saw one fly ball after
another pulled down by n star left
fielder. Down he rushed 10 the
bench and called TO the manager:
Make them quit hitting out there.
Don't you see he won't drop any"
|. On another day there was delay
IN getting the players started for
fielding practice. Somebody sug
gested that the club owner have the
bell rung. Bell. nothing'" ex-
claimed our hero. We haven't got
one. Let tho foreman get his own
mon out"
got a protest on game In
which II was charged that the UNI
pire declined 10 let a batter 10 TO
first after four balls had been
called. "You'll have TO hit H." he
ruled The bases are full and
there's no place to put you" But
to the umpire's credit, be II said
that he always strenuousiy denied
making any such ruling.
Many fans have the dclusion that
the only work OF president IL to
draw his salary, assign his umpircs
and make up the official averages.
All such should have seen mo one
Sunday morning. The league was
wobbiy and a magnate had Just
thrown up the sponge. A game was
billed for the afternoon. but the
groundkeeper had quit at the same
time the magnate did. The club
manager. newspaper man who
also acted m official scorer. and the
league president, alone provided
for a game that day. Among other
things wc found tho home plate
missing. Securing piece of fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
NO CHANCE in LOS ANGELES

los ANGELES. Oct ss.-~what
| think about Jack Johnson would
not be ut to print" said Promoter
Tom McCarey today when asked by
the United Press II he would con.
slider matching the negro champion
here. In view Of his conduct In CHI
cago. AS long as ! am IN The box.
ing game and have anything 20 say
about Il. Johnson will never Dor
even an exhibition bout in i.os An.
gsles. You cannot make that too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
ORA WING DOWN SALARY
NOT ONLY JOB THE BUSH
LEAGUE PRESIDENT HAS

hose. wc soon had a temporary
plate. and then spent the rest OF the
morning marking off the diamond
and getting n few OF the rough
spots out OF the field.
iiut for all these troubles. ] would
hate 90 give up my Job. There's a.
fascination and excitement about Il
which I Imagine ! could find in
nothing else. And some day when
fans grow more tolerant. when club
owners apply the same methods
they do 10 their other business. the
job ID going 10 be a real ainccnre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24

Hugh Jennings is going into
vaudeville. with blackface come
dian for n teammate. He lis said
to draw $500 week for his his
trionic efforts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24

strong to suit me. consider him
a disgrace 20 HIS own race.
'Johnson'H conduct toward the
mother of Miss Cameron Il enough
to make any man with blood IN his
veins zee red. This Ia The most
diagracefll affair | ever heard 81.
I DO not consider II detriment 10
tho boxing game. because Johnson
will never be able 10 fight again In
America. and hts removal viii help.
rather than hinder. clean sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
HAGEN TO BOX
FORBES

Romeo Hagen. the fighting baker,
and Harry Forbes, the transfers
favorite, will soon don the gloves
again for the edIfication OF Seattle
boxing fans. They are booked as
tho wind-up attraction at next Tues
days smoker. to be put on by Aus
tin a. Freed at the Coliseum. The
same boys boxed four fast rounds
to a draw at the last Building
Trades council. and are considered
about the best OF the local weller
weights. -Four other fast bouts win
make up the card at next weeks
smoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
OFF THE WIRE

Billy Papke, the Illinois middle
weight. beat Georges Carpenter
French champion. In Paris last
night. when the Frenchman quit
in the nth round. after putting up
a game fight. which seemed to be
a losing one from the start Papke
was overweight. 30 he does not win
Carpenters title of champion OF
France. His infiEhting tactics baf.
fled the Partisan favorite, who took
a lot OF hard punching and stayed
With II as long an he could.
Johnny Eyers win succeed Frank
Chance "a manager OF the Cubs, nc
cording 20 Chicago adviccs. Joe
Tinker has been given permission
TO sign with Cincinnati as manager
IN he 30 desires Chance said of
Eyers, Hes a good man for tho
place"
Judge w. w. McCredie OF Port
land has gone TO tho Coast league
meeting at San Francisco, pledged
TO work for the elevation OF the
Northwestern league to class A In
the national association. with the
consent OF the Coast league, II In
thought the N. A. Will give us the
boost this year.
Hugh Jennings In going into
vaudeville. with blackface come
dian for n teammate. He is said
to draw $500 n week for his his
trlonic efforts.
Horace Fogel IN said 10 be max.
Ing an effort to sell his Philadelphia
National league club and fran
chlse, asking the modest sum of
$1,000. 900 therefor.
John McGraw Is another magnate
OF the diamond who has signed n
vaudeville contract. He Is adver.
tised as drawing the largest sal.
airy ever paid an American per
former" He will appear In even.
ing dress and doia short monologue,
describing the most exciting and
humorous Incidents OF his many
years on the diamond, while the
picture man embellished the enter.
tainment with slides and movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-24
JOHNSON'S FIGHT
DAYS ARE OVER

SAN FRANCISCO oct 2sThe fighting days Of Jack Johnson
probably
hem Johnson barred
the fight
of no possible exception
Mcintosh the Australian lie had virtually completed
which would
the alleged abduc
ton OF Lucille Cameron and The boast reached tho Australian
metropolis
cable
representative w Kelly australians
viii this ealber appearing here
wasa n tho
The fall into line James w coroh OF San
Francisco who has staged championship battles.
johnson win fight again. said cofroth today 'ia
should allowed urchal
be n a The
here and be
sides there Francisco who would give him
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-18
kAMEHAMEHAS IN
CELEBRATION
TOMORROW
twenty-five Years Of Progress
in Schools To Be Com
me;norated

Presfdens Perley l.. Horne OF IA
mehameha schools this mouiAg an
nounCed the program for the twenty
fifth anniversary, which includes
! the annual Founders Day exercises,
! The program is as follows:
Mansoleum exercises - Thursday.
Dec ~, 10 a. m.
| Dedication of senior cottage, school
for girls-Tmrsday. Dec. ~, i p. IN.
Song-"Pauahi KaIani. prepara-
Friday, Lee. 20, p. NJ.
Chapel Service-Sunday, Dec. -,
I II a. IT.
Kamehameha celebrates her
| twenty-fifth anniversary this year.
Former students are urged 20 attend
| these exercises. The Interlsland
Steam Navigation Company offers a
| three-quarters round trip rate to
those coming from the other islands.
| Special cars will leave the schools
for the Aausoleum, Thursday, at 9
! a. m.
Rev. Akaiko Akana, class of 1908,
| will deliver the Sunday address.
After the dedication Of the senior
cottage, the building will be open for
| inspection.
Athletic contests will be held on
| Thursday and Friday afternoons.
At the luau, only former members
of Kamehameha with wife or husband
are invited. No children.
The program at the Mausoleum to-
morrow at 10 a. m. is as follows:
| Song-"IIe Inoa No Pauahi," by all.
Decoration of Mrs. Bishops grave by
Students. in charge of Miss Burgner.
Song-'Pauahi Re Alii," by all
Song-Pauahi Kalani," prepare.
tory and manual boys.
Brief ritual service Gy K. b. S. p.
d.
Brief Ritual service by X G.. s.
! Brief ritual service by X b. S. NJ.
! ID.
Song-"Only Remembered" by all.
| Girls School call-K. G. S.
| The public are cordially invited
| All former students are urged to
come to do honor to the memory of
! the loved Ali.
The program for the dedication OF
| the senior cottage at p: m. tOmor-
row is:
Presiding-President Perley l..
| Horne.
y Song-"A Lonely Rose" (Hermes),
| girls senior class.
| Address-HOn. w. O. Smith, presi.
dent, board Of trustees.
Son-"Mother Love" (Voght)
Boys Glee club. \
Acceptance of building for the girls
Miss Ida NJ. Pope, principal.
Sons-"The Rosary" (Nevin), girls
senior class.
! Girls school cal,-the School for
Girls.
Inspection of the new building will
| follow the exercises
The pledge taken by the pupils dur
) ing the Mausoleum exercises is as
follows:
I'VE, the pupils of the Kamehame-
ha school. in the presence of the
ashes of our Ali, pledge ourselves for
the coming year, to strive to put from
us such thoughts and feelings as may
tend to degrade our minds and
| bodies; to give more time and
strength to gaining all that she
wished us to gain; and to strive to
honor her name wherever we may be.
And we do this that we may the bet
ter prepare ourselves to have such
| homes and such conditions as shall
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turns in splendid health, but the sight
of his right eye is permanently lost
I'll that is visible to reveal the depri-
walton, and this only upon close in
spection, is reduced size of the pupil
in the sigktless eye. An artificial eye
is therefore unnecessary. Mr.. Duisen-
berg was at the Office of Duisenbeg
Brothers, Merchant street, soon after
arrival, receiving the welcome of his
me ny friends who were delighted to
find him not only in the best of health
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PERFECTLY SAFE.

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
1t contains no Onium or other narcot-
les and can be given with implicit con-
fidence. AS a quick cure. for coughs
and colds to which children are sus-
ceptible, it is unsurpassed. For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co..
Ltd, agents for Observation-Disclosures
ment. SS
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LATEST CREATIONS
IN GOWNS

Mrs. W. l.. Howard, 107l Beretania
street. has the latest creations in
hand-embroidcred gowns, waists. XII
mOnos. mandarin coats and imported
novelties which are on sale daily from
> to :: p. IN. Other hours by appOint-
ment advertisement
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WALTER DusENRERe BACK.

Waite Duisenberg returned home in
the Lurline this morning, after an alb
sence of over three months in San
Francisco undergoing treatment for
his eyes, injured by the explosion OF
a saltwater bottle in August. He re-
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BUSINESS ITEMS

One million one hundred thousahd
pineapple pack given by James d.
Dole r
Saturday first is IN" date of the
sale CT the Colonial Hotel property.
formerly the town residence of tn"
late James Campbell. The Moran
company viii conduct the sale. An
upsc, price OF <25,U1b has been set.
in Saa Francisco: Hawaiian CONNER
cial, p biz: Hawaiian Sugar. "a bid:
IOnoxaa, 80 bid. $50 asked; Hutch
irson. Ii i'd; K.lauea. l. bid: Ono
inca 1880 bid: Paauhau, 100 bid :;
Union. , ibid
Stocks were decidedly erratic on
the New York stock exchange yes
trrdav. although there was an alb
senca of excitement London selling
caused Drfces 70 fall in the morning,
ralIying toward noon to about Mon
davis closing prices. In the afternoon
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SOMETHING DEPENDABLE.

Il Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never
disappoints those who use. it for OBJ
stinate coughs, colds and irritations
of the throat and lungs 1t stands un-
rivalIed as remedy for all throat and
lung diseases. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii advertisement
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

any mart of 1000 shares Mascot Top
nor 500 share. We guarantee de-
IT, I'm your name. Send money
ibra1sL Bfshop & Go. to Oakland BANK BAN
Of Savings. w. L. LOGAN C ST''
Room II Bacon Block, Oakland I""'
fUrnIa.
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SALES.

Session Sales-l0 Haw. Pine Co.
441s, 5 Haw. C. & S. Co. 32&.
Between Boards McBryde 4, )
Oahu Sug. Co. 239ss, 5 olaa A, 25 Olaa
4, 10000 KohaIa Ditch Is 80. 5 Haw.
C. & S. Co. 32A.
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tend to keep and develop for orr race
all those noble traits OF. character she
possessed"
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1t cost California $23.97S,G2O to edu-
cate its school children last year.
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Correction.

SHAW. G. & S. Co 23as on sheet
yesterday should have been Oahu
.Sug. Co. -.r.- ..
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SUGAR Quotations,

$50 analysis beets 9s. GAd., parity
4.0a; &C. centrifugals 1872
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Williamson & Buttolph
Stock and Bond Brokers
Phone 1889 P.O. Box sss
81 MERCHANT STREET
Honolulu Stock EXCHANGE
NAME OF STOCK.
Bid. Asked

Wednesday. Decent or Is.
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but eneerfur despite bis mlsfortune..
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One million one hundred thousand
cases is the estimate Of this years
pineapple pack given by James D.
Dole r
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Invalids

I Dozen Bottles GRAPE
JUICE. .S1.1o. $2.75 and $500
AIR PILLOWS and CuSH-
IONS ..........$1.50 to 1875
METAL HOT WATER BOT
TIES .......... ..:...S3.Oo
DAT TERl6S ...............
...........Sj.O0 to $500
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WANTS
WANTED

WANTED
Office assistant for retail store. State
salary expected. Address M. S.
this office. 5421 Ct