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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
The buying guide of 10000 families

And that wide choice is the reason
why1, 900, 900 families constantly use
the big Bargain Book.
In all of their purchases they get
the advantage of exceptionally close
prices. For, even III these days of
uncertain markets, we are able to offer
YOU substantial savings because of
our location in New York-Americas
Greatest Market and becausewe buy
in enormous quantities - for cash.
Guarantee of 5afisfacfion - Re-
member, everything you buy from US
must please you thoroughly. 1t 1t
does not, you will return it and we
will send back all you paid for it and
pay all transportation charges both
ways.
Send for this Big Bargain Book
it's free
Il contains 1926 wonderfully interesting pages.
When the book comes, look il over carefully page
by page. Observe particularly how wide choice
YOU have in every line of merchandise. Compare
the prizes with prices from other sources: You
will clearly see why it viii make your dollar 60
further. Send for il today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15

are asked to save on cereals because
they are greatly needed both for the
armies at home and abroad and for our
allies as we'll Moreover. they are
ideally suited for export since they
carry across the sea i'm excellent condi-
ton.
of meats we are asked to be very
saving indeed. Where we have been
eating two pork chops or lamb chops,
or two portions Of veal or heavy beef
we are asked to cut down our supply
to one portion and to reduce the amount
of ham and bacon saved or consumed
cutting out the use of bacon as garni-
ture would erect wonderful saving.
We are asked to use as few fried
dishes as possible, because the fats of
animals and vegetables must be saved
we are asked 10 trim and save all the
coarse rats from meat before cooking.
The use of products Of this character
IS essential TO soap manufacturers and
the making of munitions.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
American Chaser :
Sunk by Explosion

81 WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-Sinking Of
an American submarine chaser in for
eign waters by an explosion on October
9, resulting in the death of one enlist
ed man, was today reported to the navy
department The explosion occurred
while the CHASER was alongside a sup
ply ship. taking on fuel.
The dead: Rice Bassett, L. S. " r.
F.. Forest Hills, L. l. Missing: II. J.
Gilfillan, L. 5. ", Whoming, Ill In
Jured: r. II. kearns, Berkeley, Cal
Lieutenant r. NJ. Chism, Chicago; IL.
ID. Russell, San Francisco; A e. Rude
back, West Burlington, Ia; r. S. VOL
ford, Cum berland, Md.
A hole was torn in the port side, ac-
cording to the navy report, and ali the
forward part Of the vessel was set on
fire. The fire was extinguished, but
the boat sank about an hour after the
explosion, the cause of which has not
vet been ascertained.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
CaIomeI Users! Listen To Me!
$3.50. Guarantee Dodson'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
iven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick.

and if it doesn't straighten you right up
and make you feel fine and vigorous
want you TO go back TO the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
IS destroying the sale of calomel be-
cause il is real liver medicine; entirely
vegetable, therefore ii can not salivate
or make you sick.
l guarantee that one spoonful of bod
sons Liver Tone will put Your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels of
that sour bile and constipated waste
which is clogging your system and max
ing you feel miserable. 7 guarantee
that n bottle of Dodsoa's Liver Tone
will keep-Nour entire family feeling fine
for months. Give Ct to your children
1t is harmless. doesn't grippe and they
like its pleasant taste.-( Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15

Ugh! Caiomcl makes you sick. It's
Iorri BILE, Take dose of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may
lose "A days work.
Calomel is mercury. or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when il comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into it, breaking
il up. This is when you feel That awful
nausea and cramping If you are slug
gish and "all knocked out" if your
liver IS torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache dizziness. coated
tougUe. If breath is bad or stomach sour.
JUST Try spoonful OF harmless bod
sons Liver Tone tonight.
% Here's my guarantee-GO 10 any drug
store and get bottle of DOdson'S Liver
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR,
DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
Try this Hair gets thick,
glossy, Wayy and beautiful
at once

Immedsatec-Yes. Certain2-Jhat S
the joy OF ia. Your hair becomes light.
Way. fluffy. abundant and appears IS
soft- Iustrous and beautiful as "A young
girls after a Danderine hair cleanse.
lest try this-mOisten cloth with a
little Dauderine and carefully draw 4
through YOUR nair. taking one small
strand az a time. This viii cleanse the
hair Of dust. dirt or excessive oil, and
Ca Just a few moments you have double
the beauty OF your hair \ dellght1ul
surprise awaits those whose hair has
been neglected or is scraggy. faded. dry,
brittle or thin. Besides beautitying the
hair. Danderine dissolves every particle
OF dandruff. cleanseS. purtfies and IN
vigOrates the scalp. forever stopping
itching and falling hair. but what VIII
please YOU most viii be after few
weeks use. when you see new hair-une
and dovnv al tlrss-yes-but really new
hair growing al over the scalp. II YOU
care for pretty. soft hair. and lots OF a.,
surely get n small bottle 81 knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter Tor a few Ceuts.-lAdVLl
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
FRANCHISE WORKING

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 1.-THE work
illustrated by decree of the crown
council of Saxony summoning the land
tag to convene on October 90. The de-
cree directs the minister of the interior
to draft a measure "rh ich shall sub
stitute for the franchise now obtaining
for the handbags second chamber fran
Chise based on broader foundation"
Saxony has today a franchise system
of four complete classifications. Prus
sia's system has three classifications.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
A few of the 10 stores

Boot and Shoe Store-40o styles Of shoes
for men, women and children. From Sl.lS
to S6.4S.
Clothing Store-Clothing for the entire
family. $50 pages Of late styles. Popular
New York models. Guaranteed fabrics
Guaranteed fit.
Draperies and Curtains-serim, muslin
Nottingham, Irish point lace, net and wolfe
curtains. From S1.00 to Sis.
Farm Implements, Wagons. Bugsies'
Harness-Farm tools and machinery that
are practical, dependable and guaranteed as
TO quality. Wagons from $500 TO $3.50.
Harness from $500 to S36.3S. Buggtes
SAG. IS to S94.50.
Hardware Store-A completely stocked
modern hardware store:
JeweIry Store-Jewelry for gifts and for
yourself. Precious stones, watches, brace
lets, rings, baby iewelry, service iewelry.
Dry Goods Store-Fine linens, new dress
materials, novelties in dress silks, beautiful
embroidery, warm blankets.
No matter IDhat you Uont for
house, farm or family, first
look in this book
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
Barge Traffic From
New Orleans Begins

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 12.-TeIegram.
OF congratuiation OF the revival OF river
traffic between New Orleans and 81.
Louis sent Dy President Wilson ana Sec
rotary of Comerce RedfieId were read
at a luncheon late today attended by
prominent business men and held just
before the towboat Nikomis and two
barges started up stream with 1920
tons of freight.
President Wilson in his message de-
Clared the barge line service was "a
step forward in meeting the long-fel.
need of utilization OF our inland Water
ways and will not only serve our com
merce generally, but will help it solve
the vital problem OF winning the war;
Secretary Redfield expressed the hope
that the good work will be extended
The cargo consisted largely of nitrates
and coffee. Several hundred tons were
left behind for next Saturdays trip.
The Nikomis and barges arrived here
Wednesday with cargo from st. LOUIS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15

If you knew an immense storewhere
YOU Gould get practically anything
YOU wanted for the home or the farm;
where you could get very low prices;
where you could make your money
stretch to the utmost limit; where,
because of convenience of location,
YOU could be sure of early delivery;
you would certainly go to this store
before all Others. Well, 1000, 600
families shop in such a store through
"Your Bargain Book" the catalog
of The Charles William Stores.
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VIRGINIA

Hoges store, va.--wiliams. Tom (W 81.
IIainswpOd. Va.--Lcwis, Ulysses q. tN -. e
Emporia Ya.--Par, william A. (W -.
Norfolk Vs.--C"cmau Charles ". wv 81.
Buchanan Va.-West. Oscar Duvan I'd d.. -
Herndon, va.--Bordner, Wagner ID. F. Cd d..
Norfolk. Va.-Fleming, John q. Cd d..
Richmond, Vs.-Hobson, Harry I'd d..
Charlottesville. Va.-HaTiUw, Eddie l.. ID D.
Mineral, Va.--Johnson, Raymond Edward (M).
Slate Mills, Va.-McFLrland. Daniel ID D..
Boydton, Va--JOhnson, Henry Edw.. Jr. ID d.
south Hero, Va,--Larose Frank wv 81.
Richmond, VR.--McCabe, Mech W. f. ID d..
Strasburg, Va.--Furr. Paul Stewart ID d..
HiIlsville, va.-Grimes Corp. Charles A. (Rl.
Nictoria Va.-Tlawkns. JunIous l.. (NJ.
East Dorset Va.--Bradford, Clarendon A. (W).
EIlamsville, Va.--Lester, Walter c. CWG
City Point, Va.--McDonald, Reuben ]. wv 81.
Chase City Va.--AEdeIson John W. wv s..
Wana. w. Va.-Stiles. Francis CIV 81.
Burlington, Vt-Bassett, Edward II. w 50.
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49 huge specially stores

When you sit down with the big
Bargain Book you have before you
the choice of the contents of eleven
buildings crowded with new, uP-to-
date merchandise forty nine i'm
mense specially stores. Imagine IT
you can, 25-acre field covered with
row after row of merchandise-more
than 1900 different articles. That
is what. your Bargain Book gives you.
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Cullepka, Tenn-Claude A. Fox wv 81.
XIRGINIA

Richmond, Va.-Lt. Leonard M. Gaines (W 81.
Alton. Va.-Palmer V. Boyd (P).
Newsoms, Va.-Allen f. Drake ID D..
Kress, Va.-James c. Bishop Cd d..
Norfolk, Va.-Walter Wright wv 81.
Dandy, Va.-Morris e. Hogs ID d..
Melita, Va.-Jasper S. Maxey ID D..
Ewing, Va.-Elbert Wolfe ID w.
Alta Vista, ya.--Thomas Fl. Sheriff. wv 81.
Culpepper. Va.-Clyde X. Burton Tx.
Marvin Va.-Calip Horn (K).
Lynchburg, Va.-COrp. Robt IL. Franklin Cd d..
Big Rock, Va.-George McClanahan ID D..
Hainesville, Va.-Samuel l. Newton Cd D..
winchester, Va.--CharleS II. Willis Cd D..
Richmond, Va.-WaTren III. Mercer Cd D..
Red HILL Va.-Morris Walker ID D..
Petersburg Va.-Lt. Robert G. Butcher CIV 81.
South Boston, Va.-WalteT +. Bruce I'd D..
Chase City. Na.-Gee Harper IN D..
Burke, Va.-COrp. X. A. II. Larson wv 81.
Coeburn, Va-JOe Hall wv 81.
Holland. Vn.-Charlcs l.. March (Ml.
Aliens Creek, Va.-,Jonn A. Peters Nv 81.
williamsburg Va.-LCOnard $. 0pheim tW),
previously reDotted killed.
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TENNESSEE

Laurel Bloomery ,Tenn.-COrp. ID. g. Owens ODD
Piedmont, Tenn.-William p. Hickman (kJ.
LorettU, Tenn.-Andrew j. Killen tK).
Baieyton, Tenn.--JOhn W. Adams (KI.
Shours, Tpnn.-Jsdie III. G. d. Martin (kl.
ToOne Tenn.--Benia min +. WillOughby ID w.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-Sgt. Barrett j. Rice (W 81
Nashville, Tenn.-Lt. George W. Long, Jr. (k(.
Orme, Tenn.-Corp. Lemuel Bates C1D.
Nashville, Tenn.-Samuel II. Hawkins (W 81.
Tasco, Tenn.-Henry helms wv 81.
Brudyville Tenn.--Eath Bush (KD.
Trenton Tenn.-Thos E. Tickets ID }.
FEN Mile. Tenn.-COok J. II. Gilbert (M).
Christiana, Tenn.--RObert o. Spence (M).
Huntingdon Teun.-Wallace H. Groom I'd d..
Alto, Tenn.-Shci rill, Thomas II. CIV 81.
Ashland City. Te1n,-Hunter, George L. (k).
Ashland City, Tenn.-BOyd, Lit I. E.. wv 81
Monoville, Tenn.-High, Ben S. % d..
Curve, Tenn.--Miller, William (W 81.
Shelbyville, Tenn,--ChenOweth, Carl c. IN.
Crescentview. Tenn.-JOhn NJ. WiX tk).
Oakdale, Tenn.-Nance, Joe (K).
Dechard, Tenn.-HollOday, Corp. c. M. CIV 81
Whitwell, Tenn.-Janeway, Marshall +. (WD.
Memphis Tenn.-Eckles, Chief Mech. George
II. Cd w. '.-' .-
Newport Tenn.-Ramsey. 1t. Lee ND
Memphis Tenn.-Newberry, Earnest b. th).
Niche Tenn.-Lee. Bishop NJ. Cd wy.
Memphis. Tenn.-Theede, William L. wv 81.
Knoxville, Tenn-Walace, Edgar A. wv s..
Memphis, Tenn.-Gray, Win I'D ID.
Lafayette, Tenn.--Ailen. Leslie (K).
Troy, Tenn-Cherry, Lexie tkD.
Loudon. Tenn.-Malone, John tK).
Gainesville, Tenn.-Hester, Taylor ID. tk).
south Nashville, Tenn-NOrthingtOn G.. wv 81
Marinaa
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Columbia, S. C.--WHlie Boney I'd D..
Pelzer, S. C.-JDmes n. McClellon Cd d..
LandO, :. C.--COrp. Luther ?. Long CIV 81.
Union. s. C-John W. V. Smith Cd d..
EulOnia, S. C.-Neal Baker Nv s..
jefferson, S. C.-Richard Williams (k).
Marion ). Cit David E. Monroe I'D w.
Troy, 8. C.-Heywood Dennis I'd w.
Greer. :. C.-BrysOn +. Davis % D..
Dillon, S. C.-Launey Il. Mcqueen Cd d..
B6rdeaux, IS. C.-Columbus Tucker Cd d.. y
Fort Motto, s. C.-Sgt. John b. Jones wv 81.
Ninety-Six, S. C.-Earnest Gary Coleman Cd d.
Conway, S. C.-Presy jackson ( DID,.
Rion, S. C.--Glyse Taylor Cd D..
Gaffney, S. C.--Larking l.. Thrift Cd d..
Union, \. C.-Sgt. Thomas J.. HolcOmb wv 81
Marion, s. C.-Bugler NJ. II. Crawford CIV 81.
Waterloo, S. C.-Haywood Campbell I'd D..
Spartanblrg s. Corp. II. W. Bradley lW 81
Lake City, s. C.-J. W. McCutchen CIV 81.
Dupree s. C.-Franklin NJ Carson wv 81.
Greenyille, s. Corn. Willie w. wv 81.
Moncks Corner, $. C.-Stevens. 1t. II. L. (Ml
Laurinburg, s. C.~Morrison, Carson R. ID.
Sumter s. C.-McKey, Capt. Robert wv 81.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
NGt1Om' s Roll
OF Honor
Southern Heroes Who Have
Given Their All for Old
Glory
CASUALTY KEY

Character of casualties is indicated as fol-
lows: (K) killed in action; (W s. wOuhded
severely; IWl wounded degree undeter-
causes; ID A Al died of airplane accident;
I'D W. died of woIaeS; (D d. died Of dis
ease; (M) missing; " prisoner. All are
After Georgians' names. next of kin appears
IN parenthesis.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15

Any man who is determined to en-.
joy life whether he does or not is a
true optimist
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-10-15
SOUTH CAROLINA

Ash, y. C.-ward, Corp. Herbert W. (K).
Crumpler. n. C.-Cockerham. Corp. NJ. w. *
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ALABAMA

Brewton, AIa.-Abraham Emmons (K).
Hamilton, Ala.-Nei Ford lK).
hoads hfsor5 sas NJ ~ GH Ehts & w.
TOwnley, Ala.-Sgt George W. Bel (kj.
Mountain Creek, Ala.-Hillary II. Huggins lk).
Asheviile AiaELuther L. Gaskey w s..
Millen, Ala:-Charlie Faust wv 81.
Troy, Aia.MHorace G. CosSeFy w 81.
Oxford, Ala.-Sgt Hugh II. LuttreH ID D.:
Huntsville. Ala.-Kirk satterfield ID w.
Mobile, Ala.-Charles Mitchell LW s..
Mobile, Ala.-Dehnis Hyland wv 81.
Headland. Alo.-Alto V. McClenny (W 81.
Coffee Springs, Ala. McDurmont VS..
Horton, Ala.-virgil d. Holland (W 81.
Birmingham, Ala.-William ID. Mallory wv 81.
Evergreen, Ala.-James A. Lane (M).
Birmingham, Ala.-Corp. Emile IenckelI CIV 81.
Mobile, Ala.--Ma THEW W. Keegan wv 81.
Ozark, Ala.-Barnie j. Dean (Mj.
Tallasee, Ala-Aiphonzic Kent Wv S..
Abbeville, Ala.-Wiliam II. Money TX.
Adamsville. Ala..-Alte Frederick XXI.
New Brocton Ala.-Corp. ]. II. Grimsley n.
Admission, Ala-Honer l.. Dismuke CKl.
Sweetwater,. Ala.-samuel J. 'Boozer OK,
Peu City, Ala.-Sgt. Jesse 4. ScOggins tkJ.
Admission. Ala.-Sgt. Henry L. Dabos tK).
Birmingham, Ala..sgt. Y. B. McWhorter (DWN)
Pittsview. Ala.-Charlie s2hroll (K).
Huntsville, Ala;-waltsT W. Davis MJ..
Glen Allen. Ala.-William l. McWhirter LM).
McElderry, Ala.-Corp c. Ii. Ellington (K).
Brewton, Ala.-Wiggins, Cilby Nv 81,
Brewton, Ala.--(iatwOode, Huston (W 81.
Admission. Ala.-WOoten, Corp. j. B. (M).
Elba, Ala.--Y )ung, ALDER W. CIV 81.
Suggsvillc, Ala.-Stabler, Marion CW).
Greenyille, Ala.-Mcrrifield. Edward wv 81.
Montgomery, Ala.--Smith, Corp. F. K. Ky.
Uniontown, Ala.-West Lee A. wv 81:
Ashville, Ala.-Brigmon, Wesley wv 81.
Cullman, Ala.-Striping Corp. J. c. (Ml.
Greenyille, Ala.--Hall, Albert Cd d..
Phil Campbell, Ala.-sherreli, sgt. ]; D. 'Cw 81.
Mobile, Ala.--Spears, Greene l.. wv 81.
Ashbury, Ala.-kent, Corp. Maston CIV 81.
Kenwood, Ala.-Gill, Alley q. (W).
Hartselle Aa.-Hammond Alex. wv 81.
Brewton, Ala.-Ilalladay, Henry +. wv 81.
Milen, Ala-Money, Charlie d. (W -.
Webb, Ala.--Cummings, William II. (W 81.
Eufaula. Ala.-Ferrell. 1t. George A. tW).
Fayettc. Ala.-Fower. James r. Cd w.
COlenor. Ala.-Gs rdner, Richard L. (WD.
Woodward, Ala.-HarriS Sam (WD.
Altoona, Ala.-Floyd {. 4CasOn ia.
Lincoln, Ala.-DiSpain. James l.. TX.
Mobile. Ala.-DOdd, Arnold W. (K).
Pratt City, Ala.-AIitchell,, William w. TX.
Havana. Ala.-Perry, Elliott T.. (k).
Elkmont Ala.-McDonald. Corp. Luther I'd W..
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FLORTDA

Yvor City. Fla.-Jacob L. Wells I'd w.
KOlokee, Fla.-Jennings Handy I'd D..
Miami, Fla.-Iierbert Frunzen I'd W.
Havana, Fa.-Marion l.. Perritt I'd D..
Dunedin, Fla.-ThomaS l.. Hill Cd d..
Il. Palatka. s19.-Johnny Roena Green (Ml.
Jacksonville Fl9.-Frededick L. People CIV 50
Jacksonville. Fla.--Calhoun, James +. (K).
Fletcher Fla.-GlIsscn, John B. (Kl.
Tallahassee, Fla.-Sauls Corp. Claude (k).
Brownville, F1a.--MOntgOmery, Cecil l.. "a W.
Panama City, Fla.-McDaniels. James f. CW)
Bombay, Fla.-Boswell, James d. wv s..
Key West. Fla.-Sands, John X. TX.
Tampa. Fla.-Irwe, Corp }. a. Cd D..
Mavo. Fla.-Jackson. Willie G. % d..
Evening star., 1918-06-16
STENOGRAPHERS

Important and growing federal
department will consider appli-
cations from competent stenog-
raphers, whose salaries will be
paid by the government. Must
lie qualified to undertake re-
sponsible and confidential war
work. AS positions are not un-
der the civil service applicants
must have had several years ex-
perience in reliable business Of
fees. No others will be consid-
cred. Preference will be given
to serious-minded young women
who realize that their services
are a part of the war machine
and are willing to make some
concessions. Employment i'm
mediate and of probably long
duration if satisfactory. State
salary wanted. Submit full in
formation in your reply. Ad-
dress Box ok, Star Office.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER,
young man, for a building sup
ply company; graduate from
Business High School, with a
knowledge of stenography, pre-
ferred. Hours, 8 a. m. to f p. m.
Salary to start, SIS a week.
Good opportunity for promo
ton. Apply in own handwriting.
Address Box SIX, Star Office.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

STENOGRAPHERS-Are you
dissatisfied with your living eA-
penses? If you are a stenog-
rapher and would care to con-
slider an .offer of good salary,
plus good board, lodging and
laundry, please call to see Miss
Woolridge, 8O8 18th ST., until
{ pm.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

sTENoGRAPHER, beginner; light work; sal
ary. $40. Address Box 184-H. Star once.
sTENOGRAPHER; Willing to render otbe1s
assistance; good salary; permanent. Address
Box 165-B. Star once.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

sALEsWoMEN, OFFICE ASSISTANTS AND CASHIERS
THE HECHT CO.
Requires the services of
SALESWOMEN
For the following departments
Millinery Infants
Muslin Underwear Waists
Shoes
Also
OFFICE ASSISTANTS-CASHIERS
Closed all day Saturday during July and August
Experience in many of the above positions is
necessary Our employees trained by
educational director and those without experience
will develop in a short time to efficient and useful
employees
Apply Supt.
THE HECHT co.
9TH st. near NV
Evening star., 1918-06-16

STENOGRAPHERS and
typists by the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone
Company; two stenog-
raphers; congenial work;
pleasant surroundings;
good salary; permanent
position. Apply in per
son, Room 222, Homer
Building, ....
Evening star., 1918-06-16

SALESWOMEN-At once, for
waist department; permanent
positions and good salary. Apply
Superintendent, S. Kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

SALESWOMEN-Ako once, for
book department; permanent po-
sitions and good salry. Apply
Superintendent, S. iIann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

WANTED-Man, experienced. who knows how
to work on automobile radiators and tenders |;
week; steady work. Apply Auto Radiator
Fender Co.. 229 Dolphin st, Baltimore. Nd.
Evening star., 1918-06-16
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Contlnued.

STABLE FOREMAN for night service to care
Transfer and Storage Co. Stable. End and B
Evening star., 1918-06-16

SALESWOMEN-At once, for
hosiery department; permanent
positions and good salary. Apply
Superintendent, S. Kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

STOCK CLERK-Young man !;
good pay to start and splendid
opportunity for advancement.
Apply Mrs. Brookes, Sterrett &
Fleming, 2l55 Champlain St.
NV.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

SALESWOMEN-At once, for
millinery department; perma-
nent positions and good salary.
Apply Superintendent, S. Kann
Sons Co.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

sTE1MFITTERs' HELPERS: steady work:
Slyder. Clough Heating Co.. a10 10th ct. n ". Il.
STOCK CLERK-At once, for
warehouse; excellent opportun-
ity for man familiar with do
mestics and wash goods. Apply
Superintendent, S. Kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

CLERKS AND PORTERS, in
store and shipping dept; good
wages; permanent position.
Apply Hugh Reilly Co., 1884
N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

SALESWOMEN-At once, for
shoe department; permanent po-
sitions and good salary. Apply
Superintendent, S. Kann Sons
Co.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

SALESWOMEN-At once, for
neckwear department.; perma-
nent positions and good salary.
Apply Superintendent, S. Kann
Sons Co.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

OOLIEcTOR-Waltsd,a Q collector for eemmef.
cia1 house. between ID and 20 years 81 are;
not IN the draft; start at SIS Peg wssk. a.
dress Box Gle, star o9ace,
Evening star., 1918-06-16

LADY win givs sssd hs1s b young lady fer
her company; one who does not work during
day. Address Boz 57-k. Star office.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

for chemical work; pay, Soc to 55c per hour:
steady employment. Apply Bethlehem Loading
Co., New Castle, Del.
Evening star., 1918-06-16

STENOGRAPHER: general once experie1c9s
500 q month. Burlington Hotel. 1120 v0s
mont ave. NV.