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New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
L Iic score
nEusn.NV"
CHICAGO "a. IL
Totals ..3S IL 81 II l Totals .3I352 81
'Batied for Ccotte In seventh inning.
IBAtted for Uau.nrth in ninth inn.nr

coiroi, ceirono .'........... o %
y, ,IEroc-base mt--Walker. Stolen bases-Blsh
w; Sacrifice ht--Vitt Sacrifice hy--Wcaycr'
Doubie piays,.Vtt to Dresden. Left on bases
De'roit, = Chicago. II. First on crrors-Dctrot.
l.: L. chicago, Bases on balls--Or Cico.tc .: OH
Iames' 1n,' y. His-Or Cicottc IL In 7: Off Dan
ioitl IN =; Off James in s (none out in
rinth1: rind,1o: or Linneran. in l.. Struck ou-By
\inn;,, -. ~ "aihes. Wild pitci--Cicotte
whining pltcher-jamcs Losing plcner-Cicotte
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Coffee. Sugar, Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-Early advances Of
2 or points were followed by reac-
tions in the market yesterday, which
reflected an easier tone in the ocean
freight situation. The OFFICIAL cables
from Brazil quoted ocean freight room
at 81 bag, compared with the recent
rate of $3.50, and it was reported that
plans are now being formulated pro-
viding that all further imports from
Brazil are to be on government allot-
ments which will carry a uniform
freight rate, probably Of s1.70 bag.
Near months were relatively easy un-
der scattering liquidation, while the
late months were sustained by buying
believed to be from New Orleans The
market closed net points lower to 9
points higher.
Yestcl days a year
Contract: close. ago.
May ........ S.32@S.35 782@Ia4
July .............. 8.43@8.A5 S.o2@S. .o4
September ..... S.51@e.52 8.16@ 3.18
December ........... 8.6O@3.62 8.35@9.37
Cottonseed Oil Futurcs.-The market
continued inactive, with prices nominal
and no business transacted.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Results of the Lates.
British Soccer Games

LONDON, April 22.-The following
are the results of the principal Eng
lish and Scottish soccer games decided
Sunday:
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Stopped at Last!
BOSTON "a. L.)
NEW YORK "a. IL
Totals. Sc II 10 ~ I3 2 Totals. 4o27I34

'Batted for Jones In ninth inning
sosfon sS% YORK '''.:::::: ::: 8 ~
~, Two.b base hi.s-Baker ~. Asnew. Stolen base
Baker. Double nay-Pratt to Pipp. Left on base,
,MNs% M York S. Boston. g. Firs. base on errors
Now YORK ?. Bases on haIls-Off M0yrldge of
Leonard. s. HIts-OH Leonard In is innInss
Gtf M,o,7n JGnss IN 2-a lonnas; HI by ptCherBy
MOgridec. I. Losing pItchcr-Leonard.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Fresh Poultry-Dressed

Turkeys-1n barrels, dry picked,
young toms, average best, 32M34c;
young hens, average best, 35M 36c;
poor, 25W28c; old toms, 33M35c.
Chickens.-Fresh, boxes, dry packed.
Western, milk fed, heavy weights,
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23

shaggy, 2s@31c; corn Fed, heavy
weights, shaggy, 27@3oc; ir barrels,
Western, dry picked, milk fed, heavy
weights, shaggy, 26@29c; corn fed,
heavy weights, STACEY, 25c2Sc; nearby
squad broilers, 2-212 lbs to pair, 75g
81; old cocks, fresh. dry packed, u
to box, dry picked, No. 1, 28hc;. in
barrels, dry picked, No. l, 2Shc;
scalded, No. /, 2815c
Squads. Prime, white, CLIO lbs and
over to dozen, per dozen, $275@s7;
dark, per dozen, $1.50@S2; culls, per
dozen, 75MS1.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-Receipts were o,526 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
per 10, AN 445c; extras coz score),
43A Cn44c; firsts (88 to 81 score), 40
W43 nc; seconds (83 to 81 scorc), 39h
@41hc; thirds, 38M39c; creamery, un-
salted, higher than extras, 46kM47c;
extras, 45h046c; frsts, 43kM45c;
seconds, 41@43c; creamery, held, as
to quality, 36@42c; state dairy, tubs,
finest, 43h C044c; good to prime, 410Q
43c; common to fair, 36@74Oc; reno
waited, extras, 3912 M4Oc; firsts, $50
S9c; lower grades, 34M37c; imitation
creamery, firsts, 351 u 0l36hc; ladies',
current make, tirsts, 3412 M35c; sec
onds. 80 hc; lower grades, 32M33c;
packing, stock, current make, No. 1,
50 1sc; No. 2, 321 4 Ql33c; lower grades,
29M32c.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Orchard and Field
*Long Island, BIB,
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year ago
tPer TOM (Per ton.J
Timothy. No. 1,
large, bales S29.oo@31.0o S21.co@22.oo
No. | clover mxd 23.0o@24.oo 16.co@17.oo
Rye straw, No. 1900 13.00@'----
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are Yesterdays prices. compared with
these Of year ago
New York: Yesterday. year ago.
Live steers. best
100 lD ....... $1,000 @$l6.5O $3.50 @Sl2.2O
ID Sc d beef.
sides. ID. .... .c0H2@ .23 IA IL
Live vcals. best
100 ID. ....... 1850 q 1900 800 @ 1900
Dressed yeals.
city. lb. ...... 10 q rs .i6 q 10
Live ewes 100 ID. 1000 @ 1900 700 q it.O0
Lambs. fair to
prime, 100 b.. 1850 q 1850 1900 @ Is
Dressed mutton.
ID 10 QD u 10 " III
Dressed lambs Id 26 q 80 10 @ az
Hogs. 100 lb. 1875 q. - l4.75 q 1900
Dressed hogs. ba
con- Id ........ 25Ha@ 254 .2oA@ .2ln,
Ness pork, bbl. $500 a $500 42.G0 G0 44.0O
Mess beef. bly,. 5000 % $500 5000 q 3l.00
West. lb .... $500 q $3.50 2i.4o O.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23

Chicago ............ @
Cincinnati .......... l 0 x-3
Two base hit-Paskert Stolen bases-Rousch
t3). Workman. Sacrifice hits-Kilduf. Zeider.
Double plays-I Magee to BlacAburne; Kildur to
Hollochel' to Merklc: Groh to L. Magee Chase
base error-Ctncinnati. !. Bases on balls--or
Walker, l. off Schneider. 6: Off Ellcr. l. Hts
or Walker. IN 6 innings: off Vaughn, In .;
off Schneider. in 6 tnone out i'll the SEVENTH :
off E1ler. in g. Struck out-By Walker. p by
Vaughn. .: by Schneider. 3: by EIler. l. Winning
pitchcr-El,er. Losing pitcher-Vaughn.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Boxing News and Notes
BY FRED HAWTHORNE

ton. Dempsey, Moran, they're all the
same to me-" replied Irish Jim. ,:~
Joe Cox was Just as willing as JIM
and so it's on, boys, for Satu, day alter.
noon, with Doth men weighing IN ~ ~
about 240 pounds, and no "puiiea
punches. What are Coffey and COX
get out of the fight? Just the exercise
and the satisfaction of knowing '""'
they are serving their country.
Irish Patsy Cline and Willie JACK.
son, two of the leading contenders lcs
Benny Leonard's lightweight title, WIZ
meet in a iiftecn-round bout peioIt
the Temple A. c.. of New Haven, ne.s
Monday night, will finish the last tnlss
days of their training in New haven ,.en
according to agreement. Dave fi..
gerald, who refereed the recent pous
between Jackson and Johnny Dunoco
at the Arena, will otficiate IN , !ns
same capacity when Jackson and Ci'n'
clash.
Those who sat in when Dundee osI-
tied Jackson, and who saw the tnol. "s
ough beating that Johnny hanaeu
Willie. only to have Fitzgerald oe
clare the bout draw, will be CURIOUS
to know just what Dave means WIZ
he says: "If there is possible chansSs'
Will oWdIu tne lEHt W V"e
other of the men," A..
If Fitzgerald could not SEQ tns
overwhelming lead that Dundee earng;st =
over Jackson in that bout, then ~, y
does not seem probable that Cline wn
be able to win on Monday night, un
less he scores double knockout--,:o.n.e -,:..'
over Jackson and the other over FI. NJ.
gerald, and. at that, Willie had , ps
ter knock Dave out before the ia''''
can give his decision.
Famous Notices
"First to fight"--U. S. Marine Cotp~
"Last to fight"-Jess willard. ,,sA
II regret that l have but one e,.is -.
to give to my country"--Nathan erS ns z z
"I regret that I'm almost forty 49, Il
old-too old to fight for my counsss
Jess willard. 81
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
Live Poultry

Fowls.-Young roosters, nearby, via
express, 35c; young roosters, via
freight, 35c; old roosters, via freight,
27c; turkeys, via freight, 25c; ducks,
Western, via freight, 20M35c; geese,
via freight or express, 20c; guineas per
pair, via freight, 81; live pigeons, per
pair, via freight, 500p60c.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23

Oats.--Continued favorable reports
on the outlook for the new oats crop
had a tendency to discourage active
buying. Prices. were slightly easier
early in the day, but subsequently ral-
lied in sympathy with corn, and at the
close we're net unchanged to &c high
er. Exporters were said to be fair
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
; - ~ ---------.-----
LIVESTOCK

groups individuals Wishing to hclp our co,,ntrv
Ie nent @ OF terms Farm Ipony Company. Inc. 400
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23

=, Cheese.-Receipts were 3,717 boxes.
cials, lb, 25M25 nc; white, specials, "a
@24 hc; colorcd, average run, 24M
24!2c; white, average run, 23M23 &c;
fair to good, 21M23c; lower grades,
1GGl20Ac; fresh, colored, specials, 23c;
white, specials, 22A 02212c; colored,
average run, 22kc; white, average run,
22c; twins, held, colorcd, specials, 34Gl
"a nc; white, specials, 23M a. 24c; col
ored, average run, 31aM24c; white,
average run, 23M 23kc; double daisies,
24h @25Ac; Wisconsin, W: m, fine to
24c; white, 23@23Ac; single daisies,
"a z @25Hc; double daisies, held, AZ
@25c; fresh, 23kM24c; Young Ameri-
cas-, held, 27@2713c; fresh, 25M25A G.;
state, skins, held, twins and flats, spe-
cials, lb, 1SM19Mc; fresh, flats, spe-
cials, 16M17c; twins and cheddars,
specials, 16017c; flats, prime to choice,
14@15c; twins and cheddars, prime to
choice, 14@D15c; fair to good, 11M13c;
lower grades, 4@10c.
Eggs.-Receipts were 25,2o7 cases
Fresh gathered extras, per dozen, 800
2szsc; storage packed, firsts, 361a a.
~ nc; regular packed, extra frsts
o612 Nofc; regular packed, firsts, 342
9l36c; seconds and poorer, 330341 &c;
fresh gathered dirtics, No. 1, 320A
80 kc; No. 2 and poorer, 30hM311sc;
fresh gathered checks, good to choice,
dry, 29M31c; under grades, 24@2Sc; !;
state Penn and nearby Western hen
merry whites, fine to fancy, 39M4Oc;
ordinary to prime, 37@3Sc; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 37E39c;
Western and Southern, gathered
whites, 36M 38c; state Penn and near
by henncry browns, 371aM39c; gath
cred brown and mixed colors, 35M37c;
duc,r orrc 07II 5Oc
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
The score:
Totals -. 90 6 "a l2 8 Totals ...33 8 IL 81 Is

sRan for Elliott in the seventh inning.
+Batted for Walker in the seventh inning
tI,atted for Vaughn in the ninth inning.
SRan for Tyler In tho ninth inning.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-23
The Worlds Softest Job

Sewing stars on the service flag Q
the Jess Willard family.
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Staatsuerbaub. ,,@iseOniin"
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lite Siunmc i'm @etragc BON $3.50
hcnt ~YtiIpnufcer Chapter Of the
american Reb Grob" 3u i%ibcrmeiicu.
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Bonn S0Oe abberufen.

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uor Der 81. &reuj Mlrte aus ole o.
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c BIC SdlmerScn famcn micocr.

Gic SdmerScn famen micocr,
a&Or uier5chn &ubren tunltn mir aus
Dem olten &ntcrlnnoe," ld)reibt Merr
Claus Yorcn3cn pom Cotton, Ntun1.
oY(cinc Srott lit 0cr5eit oil cluem
ihmcrShoitcn llutcrlcibailbtl, pCrur-
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mohlrdI mcinc 8cimohclt pollitdnoIQ
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ucbr OILS cine ,Sloidlc i%5orui'a NIpcn
frdliter n6tiQ. nm III furjcr Belt
cincu aauj utl,cn Nienifcn aus mir
jti MADDEN
6S III iojuiaQNI cine erruicirus
(hu'injr. ho5 nod niculaI2 cine I}e
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nus Dem NnboratoriIm ron Or. Gcter
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9Ipo, Chicago. 81.
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Nnh ocn Statiitifeu eines Isad,,

Hlallltt3 mari otc AClt nnhrcno 1916
$4,000 (oHucn Autoulobtl Raorei.
Ten 81 Dem Ybfall. Mcnn man nod
otc aroGc 3abI uou 24tcpcIc Reiicl,
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Quote fiir sreibeits Anleibs
iiber;sidnet.

Ter pom go Groiic Crpartete Bel
trag Don S1,400.0O0 sur 6reibeits-
anleibe muroe in elmer oreitogigen
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bel begrilBt.
3olgeno limo Die Subifriptioncn
Der einjeInen Gjitrifte i'm Gourtp,
Die bis Wittrod) Abc1to cinberif)tet
mnrncu moron.
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3irhlidts.
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llhr. oltn0Ouf lit Ser NeIt &ohu."
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Etrionalta.

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Gage nab Otilnol,fec uno Chicago.
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Ninhcr mnrNr oic Enit nit nnnn.

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,3~uianun<n ...... 81 5000

Sbnc .3mciitI miro Die @eiolnt
inmme nod nm ciu @rhcutcnoe5 or
boft mcroen, ga uod) uidt ollie Sub.
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nnninlCn.
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C. Shladtuich IN 5hlenocr.

ShIatItuich III Shlcnbcr'
.prellcn. liz auimcrfionlfeit unicrcr
St'cr mcdtgn mir nod beionner9 nili
otn hclItc lul0 morQcu orr ,9ubc Der
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plt' Icntcn 2jt ans 500 Sticrcn uno
Mcntr> b~citthcuoc Mccroc miro pom
Nofrn N0lnsr 81 Spottprelitn pcr
t0llit mcrNtu
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@Cuu g iih uH1 Sic 9bberu.
rIt1d non Ridltcru hnuoclt. 70 lit oje
nc@ Matters 2uHh iihcr uitt MIR
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Dig.
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ohcr @eIo nuf quite Siherbeit ausIeiber
min, lpenoc itt an ". 3. Sidiih
203 g. 4. Giraffe.
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gdAafts Nptissn.

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sent boben modlten, 10 ipreden Sic
bel mir Dor. g. s. SoI5, Gontor
i'm Nenbnra 8ebGuoe.
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Sin aerauihlOier 1. Snli. Sn
elmer Spc5IaIiiBung be5 5tootratbe5
am Gicnstog abeno muroe ole pom
JelterDebrd)ei Wc0lodJlin cnttpor.
fenc gorIu9e augenommen. monod)
Der 4. |Sllli oieies rSabr obne oas Ab-
bremen BON sSeucrnert qcieiert miro.
Ginige StdotOdter iprod)en lid fitr
oauernbe 9%eibebaItuuq oieicr &or.
idrtft aus, m0hren0 anocrc oieielbc
MIR m0brcuo Der 2arcr oc5 ariCges
ansgeiiihrt hnbcn molltcu. limo sic
Nniid)t Der &cbteren ornna ihlieBIidl
ourdl.
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Observation-Disclosures II c b c

StIicfuug Der 3lpcjaitroBc nab
Der Mormon Coulter 2anoitroI}c
Die u0roIid nom Ger %utionitrn6c
Iicat. cntipom lid i'll ser 5iBulq
hc9 Sta0trnthcs am Iicn3tnq cine
Iduacre 2chntte. Mo. StrnuB no
cutid)icocn acacn 0ie Nufdobe. neil.
ipic cr lautc. fem 1iientlid)cs Der
lnnacn oouod1 beitcbe. Sd)IicBIih
mIroc Ole AnQelcdeuhcit obcr oot1
Scr Stro6cnoiinuuQ3 &urn iibcrQc-
ben, uno oieie miro oontit nod) Dem
dcbroltdlltdlen VIou pcriohrcu.
Tcrncr muroe 6ie BrGoirung Ser
Is. Strobc. 3riidlou Mohiiou un0
ScrrnitroEc. bcihloiicu. 5citcnpcQe
mlIiicL, ejncu @cifIniic QcnnaB. at
or -. Strnhc. imiid'cr @ooQcr u1o
go GroiiritroEe, OH 2oicn @ouIcooro.
iipiid,en Main uuh Stoteltrnic. ttno
an Mfinitrobc 3miid)cn scr Niuitro
Sen 3ohnfrcr3nnQ QcIeqt mer6er.
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s oRQreS s.

Annas She. Die Jorticbung Ole
ies ifDonen Romons fonuteu mir
beute Degen Haunmaugcl lei0er
nitt bringcn. SIe miro obcr Im
~Dt%orgenitern" ON ndd)itcn Gien5.
tag eri6einen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12

ardIiteften @emdB Den
geitimmungen zines BON Der Iebtcn
Sibung Der Hegi5latur nugenomue.
ncn 8eiebe5 miro am %. bis %.
april in Ytnoiion, @iS., cine Stoats.
priliumg iltr Ard)iteften ob9ebnlten.
Die Eriiiungsborid)riitcn limo BON
grtbur Yeaboop, Dem Sefretdr Der
BriiiungsfommiiIion iiIr arditctten.
81 ~erfobren.
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Ser gnanit aaufmauu uerlicF

6crr Ananit 9anfmanu OerIicR
licE g~eitcrn Ga Groiic. nm im lube
ridden NItenbeim 5u MaImntolu.
Nis.. ieiuen 2ebenS Abeuo in Rlbe
ju beihIicben. Gr mohnte 81 Sabre
in go Groiic mo NOR muhreno oitier
adll5cn ,3cit ciu 2eicr oeS aNoro.
tern" @ir eutbietcu uuicrcm bic
0ercu olten Trcuuoc elm bcr5Iihe2
@ebclUobl, ionic oeu MDnidl nlli I'M
nc3dhIte Eohre mo 6cs itrucrcn
Nohltrgehua'
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Neuefte Rn3eiaen.
3u b~erfanfen

cine @aid)c r Mongel. 8ilfen Sic
ilber oa5 ncue SeIcpbon go 7t7..4
ol,f.
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Sine pntriOtiidlc Feier. Cos bic
lIlc Wuihburn Aopitel Scr Mlacon-
i'm &opoltu 2cqiou miro ON 6reitaa
Ole 0lm0crtiohrtciGr oc2 @cburt9s
toqcs pom &. 6 &oibburlt icItIit,
bclehen. @oihburn mar ciu be
tuuuter CScucrol ans Dem Nltrqcr-
mn elm irilhercr @oltucrncur
pcu N,@couiin. (<bu SIT GbrtH
0d2 Ioualitdt@ GopitaI lei.
ncn y}amcn. Moibburu5 itcrbIift
lIeberrejtc ruben on Dem Gof
6ricoboic.
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Ger Oentide qInb in Milnunfcc

umQetnuit. Ger 0cntidIc Glub in
D}JIroutcc, cine Scr ~iiihrcn0cu Or
annIiotioneu Ger Stu0t, dnOerte
ourdD ciuItimmjIen AeitIuH iciuen
9}nmcu III p@I9couiju GIub". Cine
@ruppc p}dnurr otutitcu Nllltc@
b'joctc mo q~riInottc Den Hlub I'M
NahrC 1891.
Evening star., 1918-08-13

BRAKEMEN for Potomac yard, 59e per hour;
also car .repairmen. machinists, helpers, car
penters. freight hrakenen. hremen and other
cccrpahors at various points. Peunsyiyansa
railroad. Apply 400 New Jersey ave. s,e.
Evening star., 1918-08-13

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR wanted; high
class proposition; attractive, intelligent young
woman can earn from SO to $50 daily; give
references. Address Box Blk. Star Office. :
AGGRESSIVE WOMEN to qualify. through our
intensive training to make mechanical draw
ings at best of salaries; your patriotic oppor-
tunity; no previous knowledge required: only
spare time needed; great and increasing de-
mend: get free catalogue at once. Columbia
Evening star., 1918-08-13

STENoGRAPHERS, two. thoroughly capable
and competent wanted: frst-grade salaries:
permanent position offered to those having the
required ability Call sos Woodward hldg. I3.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR to do light eleri-
cal work: salary. room and board. Apply
Mana ger, Columbia Country Club, Chevy Chase
Nd.
TELEPHONE operator wanted at once Cali
Lincoln 1000.
Evening star., 1918-08-13

MARKER and assorter expert
enced good pay, steady position.
Apply Dupont Laundry, 2535
Sherman ave.
Evening star., 1918-08-13
Star
Want Ad
Agencies

Where Cash Advertisements
May Be Left for Insertion
NORTHWEST
North Capitol and B. I. Ave-, Pafkers
Pharmacy.
End and Mass. Ave-. Hygeian Pharmacy:
Srd and Indiana Ave-. Butler . Field
Tn and sts.. criswen Pharmacy.
tn and K sts.. Goldenbery's (Ttms
9th and o ats, Mcauire Pharmacy.
18th and P Ss.. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-, Pearson Pnsxs
aist and ss... ouisiey Pharmacy.
a5th and Pennsyfvania Ave-. heross
Helmead and OH. Places. Hsimsad
1901 [ St.. Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye sts.. HeneaU
Pharmacy.
end and Maryland Ave-. Taylor Pnar-
7th and n sts., Buck q Gorsuch.
18th and East Capitol sts.. Lincoln.
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
eth and Eye Sts.. Wellsr's Pharmacy.
llth and Pa. Ave, Fealey's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave-, Smyser's Pharmhcy.
GEORGETOWN
Wisconsin Ave. and II st.. o'DonnsuS
asth and p Sta, Pride's Pharmacy.
seth and II sts.. weller's Pharmacy.
Evening star., 1918-08-13

SALESMAN, in our ladies' shoe
department Rich's, 1901 F st.
NV.
SALESMAN for wholesale nour and feed trade;
one familiar with dairy feeds preferred. Adj
dress Box 17S-H, Star office, stating age, Civ
Ing references and salary expected. u
Evening star., 1918-08-13

MATERIAL CLERKS, carpenters and laborefs
Apply to Mr.. Page, care Richardson q Bur
CESS, Inc. 17th and D sts. s.e.