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Higher Exemption Urged.

Atlantic City, N. j., June 1s.-Dr. B.
J.. Lloyd, surgeon Of the United States
Public Health service in Washington,
expressed the opinion that II the mem
bers Of Congress better understood the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they should make
the ex emption in the income tag more
than $500 for each child, in an address
before the National: Tuberculosis asso-
ciation., in annual, session here. II
wouldFssay that the prfnaftyssstep IN
Aght4g thie menace of tuberculosis
b to ceeaths the people"
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ENJOYS ARE NAMED
President Also Sends Other Nomina.
tions to the Senate.

President Also Sends Other Nornina.
tions to che Senate.
Washington, June 1S.-President
Wilson sent the following nominations
to the senate:
:, To be ENJOYS extraordinary and min.
listers plenipotehtiaries:
Norman. Hapgood Of New York city
to Denmark.
Hugh S, Gibson, California, lately
secretary of embassy or legation of
class l, to Poland.
Richard Crane, Illinois, lately pri-
vate secretary to the secretary of
state, to Czecho- Slovakia.
To be a member of the United
States Shipping board, Henry M. Rob.
inson of California.
To be register Of the land office at
Crookston, Mimi, Ole Thompson of
Detroit, MINI.
To be receiver of public moneys at
Crookston, Mimi, James P. O'Connell
of. Minnesota.
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Excitement Kills ot1eer.

Ell Pasp, Texas, June 1S.-When his
orderly went to his Office at military
Headquarters, he found Major T. B.
McCown;; district surgeon, lying dead
on. the floor. He was last seen alive,
at 1880 p. M. Sunday. 1t was stated
at headquarters that the excitement
due-Eto the military expedition against
the Villa forces in Juarez probably
caused his death from heart disease.
Major McCown came here from Fort
ANQch1ra Ari1ono
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-18

Bismarck, N D., June 1870. j.
Nusser a Chicago newspaperman, who
came to North Dakota to work for
the Nonpartisan league following his
discharge from the United States ar
my with the rank Of first lieutenant
has quit the fold, and in a statement
to the voters of the state urges them
to smash the league program in the
referendum election, June 26.
Lieutenant Nusser came to the
state three weeks ago and was tenn
porarily assigned to the editorship
of the Steele County Farmers Press,
formerly the Finley Beacon, publish
ed at Finley. Its former editor was
George Monteith, who disposed of the
plant to the Nonpartisan league. Mr..
Nusser left last night for North Man.
chester, Ind, to take a newspaper po-
sition.
Undermine Freedom Of Press
Regardless of what your opinions
on this month, smash the printing
law" said MI. Nusser in a statement
issued last night, and addressed to
the citizens Of the state.
"Never in my newspaper career
have I recognized such an insidious
attempt to undermine the freedom of
the press" said Mr.. Nusser. 81
know from experience that a country
newspaper cannot remain solvent
when all county, state and public
printing is withdrawn.
~This proposed law does withhold it
from all but one, and it is or soon
will q controlled and owned by the
Non-/ tisan Service bureau and edi-
ted by rubber stamp editors, some of
whom came from other states as
did, and who will sell their inherited
right Of free thought and free ex-
preston for 80 pieces of silver.
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TWO FLEETS ARE CREATED
Atlantic and Pacific Forces to Be Of
Equal Strength. \

Atlantic and Pacific Forces to Be Of
Equal Strength. I.
Washington, June 1S.-Orders max
ing effective the proposed division of
the United States naval forces into
two fleets Of equal strength, one to
be called the Atlantic and the Other
the Pacific fleet, were issued by the
Navy department. Admiral Henry B.
Wilson will command the Atlantic and.
Admiral Hugh Rodman the Pacific
fleet.
Each of the two fleets will be COM
posed of four divisions Of battleships
and dreadnaughts, two divisions Of
cruisers, 10 divisions of destr6yers,
three divisions of submarine and two
divisions of mine layers.
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"Prize Goods Law uraed.

Chicago, June 18.-A campaign for
a pure goods law that would com
pei marketing of all fabrics so as to
show whether they contain only "vir-
gin wool" or "shoddy' has been in
augurated by the national sheep and
wool bureau. What people have
been buying for all WOOL" said Alexan-
der Walker of New York. elected pres
ident of the bureau yesterday, "is not.
in two-thirds OF the cases, all WOOL"
With e pure goods" law, Mr.. Walker
said, the price Of clothing made Of
"shoddy." would decline.
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MAY SAVE BEER AND WINE

Resolution in House Gives Authority
to President.
Washington, June 18.-Under a reso-
luton introduced by Representative
Nolan, Republican, Of California, con
gress. would declare that President
Wilson may permit the manufacture
and production of light wines and
beers" now prohibited under the war
time prohibition act.
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HAS NO REASON. TO EXIST

Utah Senator Favors Abolishing Turk
ish Government.
Washington, June 1S.- Senator
King, Democrat, Of Utah, introduced
q resolution proposing that the senate
60 on record as favoring adjustment
of the Turkish government and the
placing Of territory now controlled by
that government under mandataries.
The resolution said that the Turk
ish government has neither right nor
reason to exist"
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Liberator Brings Soldiers.
New York, June 18.vWfth 2,511
officers and men the steamship Lber.
etor arrived. here from Brest.
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ALcocK AND BROWN
House Resolution Proposes Medals for
British Filters.

British Filters.
Washington. June 1S.-A resolution
expressing the admiration of the
American congress for the feat of the
aviators, Captain Alcock and Lieuten-
ant Brown, in crossing the Atlantic
was introduced in the house by Rep
resentative LaGuardia, New York,
former Italian fier.
The President is authorized by the
resolution to confer the congressional
medal of honor on the fiers.
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FIVE MEN HOLD UP BANK
Obtain About $4,000 in Currency at
WesfsCIeveIand.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 1S.-Five
armed bandits held up the West Cleve-
land bank and escaped in a stolen au-
tomobile with currency estimated at
$4,000. Two of the robbers stood
guard over six customers and four
clerks outside the bank while two
robbed the bank and the fifth re-
NAMED in the automobile with the
engine running.
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tween New York and New Jersey, for
construction Of vehicular tunnels I'm.
der the Hudson river, was reported
tavorably by the senate Judiciary com.
nittee.
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soon
FIGURES OUT
T0WNLEY BUNCH

From Chicago To Take
Charge Of Finley eBacon o.
j. Nusser Tires Of Them In
Three Weeks Time-Advises
The Citizens OF North Da-
kota To Smash League Pro.
gram-Printing Law, He
Says, An Insidious Attempt
Undermine Freedom OF
Press.
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Tunnels Bill F~avorably Reported.
Washington, June 1S.-A bill by SEN
ator Edge of New Jersey, proposing
federal approval Of the agreement be.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25

sa a las almas. ALI dejS sus hue
Has, no un hombre, sinO una raza,
Y la huella de un h0mbre puede ser
efimera, pero la de una raza cs per
durable.
Deber nuestro es velar porque
NADIA nj nadie las borre; deber
nuestrQ es ahOndarlas con uEa cor
dial TRANSMISSION espiritual, y nues
tros hijos podrian maldecilnOs 81
NADIA hiciGramos por consegnirlo
aEn ahora que las almas de Ia ma
dres Y de los hijos espontaneamen
tie Sc buscan.
A la realization de ese bellO
ideal naciOnal de approximation v
TRANSMISSION espiritual entire Espa-
Tia y los paisas de origen espailOl,
la Universidad puede prestar cola
bOraci0n valiosa, V los q. s:scri-
ben, catdrat ticos todOs, organiZa
dos Ell la SOciedad Amigos de
la Universidad, piensan que, 81
Ipuede, debe prestarla. No quere
mos una Universidad divOrciada
de la sociedad que sirve, nj indi
ferente las graves preOcupaciO-
nes de la naci0n.
Para abrir GAUGES a esa cola
bOraci0n, entire Otras iniciativas
que OpOrtunamente iremOs expo
niendo, prOpOnemOs y pedimos que
Sc funde una institution que tenga
desde ell primer momento la COO
peraci6n economical Y la cOnsagra
ci6n jur1dica de los poderes publ
cos. Y proponemOs que Sc funde
sobre las bases siguientes
LA institution sera universe
taria; su gobiernO, aut0nOmo; ten
dra patrimonio propio y PERSONAL
dad juridica.
lila INSTITUTION tendr;i como
fin abrir a la juventud estudiosa
de las Repnblicas hispanoameri
canas facil acceso las Facultades
de la Universidad, las Escuelas
especiales de superior cultura
que esperamos integren un dia Ia
Universidad futura, Y a los ar
; chivos, especialmente al de las In
dias, cantera que guarda los silla
res con los que tendran que recons
tituir su historic patria.
! III.-El medic de cOnseguirlO
de tradici0n tan gloriosa de la Uni
Iversidad espa1ola, es la creaci1n de
becas para aquellos estudiantes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25
DE LA HERMANDAD DFfSPANO>AMERICANA
Un proyecto de culta y practica
Cordialidad

Ia eXenci0n de pagOs academicOs,
demonstration autentica de que ell
Estado espaiiOl no quiere anmen-
tar sus ingresOs con un solo centa
vo de aquellos a quienes hace gene
rosa invitaci0n, y con tOdos aque
Hos otrOs medios que puedan dar
a la Institution la necesaria eff
cacia.
IV.-La INSTITUTION crearia
para clio ell "Fondo becariO anne
ricano", que ell Estado iniciaria,
pero que el Consejo directive acre
ceria, estimulando las patri0ticas
donaciones de individuOs y entida-
des colectivas de Espala Y Anne
rica.
Via cantidad inicial del Es-
tadO desde los proximos presupues
tos seria suficiente para las becas
de dos estudiantes de cada una de
las Repnblicas hispanoamerica-
mas.
Villas becas serian decOrOSas
V tendrlan que ser suficientes para
sostener a los becariOs, no solo
Ell los meses del curse, sino tam
Ibien durante ell veranO. .Su mi
nimum podra ser de 5000 pesetas
anuales.
Villas condiciOnes que sc eXi
gieran al becariO tendr;tn ell
mas amplio espiritu y podrlan re
ducirse a las siguientes:
Primera. Ser ciudadano de
una Repdblica hispanoamericana,
cualquiera que fuera su orlgen, la
poblacion dOnde viva y ell Centre
docente dOnde hubiere hechO su
preparation.
Segunda. Haber terminado sus
estudios de BachilleratO Ell su pals
respective para las Facultades uni
versitarias, o tener la preparation
necesarias para las carreras es
peciales y paa los estudios de es
pecializaci0n que pretenda hacer
Tercera. Hacer sus estudiOs
con aprovechamiento, juicio del
ConsejO de la Institution.
Cuarta Ser aceptadO por el
Consejo directive de la misma.
VIU.-LOs becariOs pOdran ele
cir la Universidad o Centro dozen
te de grado superior que prefieran
justifcando su preferential; po-
dram elegir ell plan de estudios fila
do para las carreras univers!tarlas
V Escuelas especiales de grado su
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perior, 0 el plan que ell0s sc tracen
Y ell COnsejo apruebe. Los prime
rOs tendran opci0n al titulo aca-
denico correspondence: los segun
dos, un certiticado ell que Sc ha-
gan constar los estudios que hu-
bicren hecho.
IX.-La Institution no hara
preferential entire las Rep1blicas
de Origen espailol, tOdas las con-
siderara por igual. Y es claro que
no exigia reciprocidad alguna. Re
cientemente, el GObierno espahol
ha presentadO. a las COrtes un pro
yectO de ley sObre seguro oblieatO-
rio de vejez, y para asegurar al eX
tranjero residente en- Espaila, eXi-
ge reciprOcidad de su Estado con
ell espanOl en- el residente. No la
exige para asegurar los hispanO-
amesricanOs, p0rque para ESQ no
los cOnsidera eXtranjeros. Y Ell
ese mismO espfritu de desinteresa-
da cordialidad estara inspirada es
ta INSTITUTION.
X.-Su COnsejo directive ten
dria SUI dOmiciliO social en- la Uni.
versidad de Madrid. Su rector
seria ell presidente, Y serlan vOca-
les los decanos de las Facultades,
los directories de las Escuelas es-
cuelas especiales tecnicas de gra
do superior, un diplOmaticO repre-
sentante de una Rep1blica hispa
noamericana Y el presidente de Ia
SOciedad Amigos de la Universe
dad.
Este COnsejO, asi nOmbradO, re
dactara de acuerdO con estas ba.
,ses v dentro de los tres meses 81
guientes a su nOmbramiento, los
estatutos por que la INSTITUTION
habra de ser regida.
NOsOtrOs pensamOs que esta
Obra serla una collaboration Ell
caz de la Universidad espanola al
deal nacional de aprOXimar espi-
ritualmente a Espaha con las Re
]p1blicas de origen espahOl.
No seria un arrebatO lfricO nj
una explosion fugaz de romanticO
afecto; tendrfa caracter permanen
te; serla una expression desintere-
sada Y practica, una demostraci6n
de hechO de ese estadO affective de
Espaila que al principle dejamos
consignadO, Y por todo clio tendria
en- America mas fuerza persuasi.
va que las bellas frases y que los
Iefusivos deseos plat0nicOs.
Significaria una rectificlci6n
de despreOcupaciOnes pasadas, que
tOdOs sabemOs que es precise rec
tificar, que todos queremos rectifi
car, v que cuantO mas tardemos en-
hacerlO, mas habremOs de lamen.
tarlO. CuandO peligros tan graves
amagan su persOnalidad Y SUI es
piritu hispano, que ellos altiva
mente quieren conservar, que sien
tan cada vez mas cerca del cora
Z0n de SUI madre.
MenOs ObligaciOnes morales tie
men con los hijOs de la America
espailOla los EstadOs Unidos, V
esta naci0n ha sugerido a sHs Uni
versidades Y Colegios superiores
la idea de abrir sus puertas a los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25

estudiantes de las Repnblicas de
origen espalol y de estimular su
presencia con subsidies ecOn6mi
COS cOnsiderables. En- julio Glti-
mo, GA centrOs dOcentes 'nOrteame-
ricanos habian enviado va su con-
fOrmidad la Secci0n Educaci0n
de la Union Panamericana.
Establecera una corriente conti-
nua de relaciOnes esculturales ell
tire Espa1a Y la Amrica espanola.
Los becari0s pondrian cerca de
nosOtros ell alma de su pais sus
aspiraciOnes, SUI estadO mental con
relaci0n a Epaila, 10 que lie noso-
trOs quieren y esperan; nos ense-
harlan cosas que ignoramos, susci
tartan Ell nOsOtrOs deseOs de como
Ger Otras V resOluciOnes mas fire.
cuentes de ir ALA a estudiarlas;
darian ocasi0n mas generalizado
intercambiO espiritual entire la
IUniversidad espahOla y la Univer-
sidad hispan6americana, y facili-
tartan la organization de congre-
SOS de estudiantes de lengua espa
lola, que serian ell abrazo de la iu
ventud y acaso el mas impnlsivo
abrazo de la raZa.
Los becarios llevarian a su pals
nuevas huellas de nuestrO espi-
ritu, que refOrzarlan las que ALI
dejarOn nuestrOs padres; serlan
los mejores testigos de nuestra bue
ma vOluntad y del sentidO v serio
afecto que por sus hijas siente Es
lpa]la; serian una expansion de la
cultura espahOla, que atenuaria
acasO la triste mOda de esas
Ialmas Juveniles que cruzan
Iel AtlanticO buscandO las sacie-
dades del saber y pasan volando,
tai vez un POGO desdehOsamente,
pOr encima de nuestra alma mater
la Universidad espahOla; serian
como una peregrinaci0n no inte-
rumpida de la juventud americana
al viejO solar, donde contempla-
rian la riqueZa artistica, de la
que ellOs ven Ell su patria refleiOs
tan resplandecientes Y tan anna
dos, Y la riqueza historical de nues
trOs archives, que les contariah
su verdadero, su autentico pasadO;
podrian ser los que ALI nos hicie-
ran justicia Y los que tai vez tras
plantaran Y aclimataran ALI nue.
vas instituciOnes nuestras, que re-
cnrdaran a perpetuidad nucstrO
nOmbre.
He aqul algunas de las razones
que hemOs tenidO para hacer esta
petici0n. A clio nos ha mOvidO
ademas ell deseo imperioso de cum.
plir, segdn nuestrO leal saber Y en-
tender, nuestro deber professional
y altos requerimentos patri6ricOs.
No pOnemos nuestrO patriOtismO
pOr encima del de S. E., y por ESQ
cOnfiados su favorable
El pOnente, SeverinO Aznar, ca
tedraticO de SociOlOgfa.-POr la
SOciedad Amigos de la Universe
dad: ell presidente, AdOlfo Boni-
lla San Martin, catedraticO de
de la FilOsOfia.-El Sc
cretariO, Luis Jimenez Asia, ca
tedraticO de DerechO penal.
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MUEBLEs: 81 I'd. desea ven-
der o comprar sus muebles obten-
dra los mejores precios dirigien-
dose a D. CABRERA, S. Brau 80,
Plaza Colon, P. o. Box 474. Tel.
603 verde. Advt.
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Central:
Uno de los mas puros y recon-
fortantes consuelos Que esta re-
cibiendo desde hace algun tempo
Espaila es la expression frecuente
" calida del Garlic de sus hijas,
las Repdblicas hispanoanarica-
mas.
Ese Garlic es como una cance-
laci0n de viejas cuentas pasadas,
y es ademas un generOsO clamOr
de gratitud, ell noble reconocimien
to del rico legado espiritual que de
Espaha recibierOn, el anhelo inge
nuo de conservarlO Y de que Es-
palia 10 sepa, y una discreta invi
taci0n a relaciones de mayor efu-
sion e intimidad.
y no es menOs franca y Sentida
la cOrriente de cOrdialidad, de an
sia de approximation espiritual
que Sc advierte en- ell alma espailO-
la. Els un sentimiento collective ve-
hemente que Sc exterioriza en- fire
cuentes manifestaciOnes de Ia pd-
blica opinion y que tiende cris
talizar en- sOciedadeS V tantcOS de
instituciOnes que sirvan de yincu
10 permanente entire Espaha v los
palses de Origen espailol. \ ira
YES del Oceano, Espaila tiende q
sus hijas los brazos, y hacia elias
Sc lie va ell alma. Estrech"r los
lazOs con elias es va un ideal colet
two, es idel, no es un partido, 81
no de Espaila entera.
No podemos dar por terminada
nuestra Obra Ell America. Siglos
y siglos despues de retirados dc
aqui los proc6nsules y los pretores
romanos, Roma ha cOntinuado per
sandO sobre Espafla, saturando de
su espiritu nuestros codigos y ha
ciendo que cada mOvimiento d'
nuestros labiOs la recuerden. Tam
bien EspaiIa esta viviendo en- sus
hijas las Repdblicas de allende e
OceanO: vive en- su esplritu, en- 81
tradici0n. en- sus instituciones, er
su cultura y sObre todo EN- su len
qua, Instruments incompatible
de approximation. Repiten nues
tras palabras y cada movimientC
de sus labiOs nos recuerdan: pert
las palabras tienen ademas TN COZ
tenido espiritual que con elias pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25
DE INTERES AL COMERCIO

Sc parcpa los Comerciantes mercancfas ell Taller
de costuras READE MADE CLOTHING MANUFACTURE,
que maquinara elecrca rabaja esta cudad hace
traes de hombre camisa pantaones etc. etc. presena
trabao acabado perfecto al estlo americana Conver
mercancias ropa manufacturada este lie fac
Sara la salda de la misma mayor utlidad
r77 Ercelenes reterencos. Pido precios condolences
ARECIBO PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-25

He aqui el importantisimo pro-
yecto iniciadO en- la Universidad
Central:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Continued.
ICE CREAM PARIOR for sale good location
ne: no living quarters: cheap for quick sale.
win take touring auto part payment. Ad-
dress BOX 316-R. Star office. 13e
LUNCHROOM for sale; old established stand:
near Union station and post office: eleven fur
nished rooms Address Box l34-B. Star office
10
OFFICE SUITE adjacent to the Capitol: con
spicuous. attractive: practically rent free
Address Rox $50. Star office. l2'
AUTO ACCESSORIES and gas-hlling station
wanted: will pay 5000 to $4,000 for right
place. Address Rox Sc. Star office.
WHEN YoI, WANT to sell buy business
it will pay you 10 see +. F. Cariey. Now Tor
few money makers for yonr Inspection:
Broom rooming honse, downtown section
7-room roominc house. Pa. ave- lochuon'
rent. $50: price. $500. -,
inf lsT rsn, s Ics@ns pr hsnss saf govt
rent. $3.50: price. 81 900.
Grocery and market store. one OF best north
stock at invoice.
D-licatesSen and lunch northwest section.
with living rooms: price S6OO.
Light grocery and delicatessen store. north
west section. with living rooms; rent. $50;
stock at invoice.
Auto tire and accessory business: one Of
best places in Washington: mint. See this
place.
up- to-date Iunchrooms i have H.. buyers.
so get busy Let me have your place. can
sell it for you. P. +. CARLEf. Reliable Bust
ness Broker. ST. st. NV. Franklin 6l53.
CAFETERIA: heart of shopping and business
section: leaving city: asking S1.150.
DEI.IC ATESSEN, ETC. STORE: must sell in
ten days: want offer: cheap rent: lease.
LUNcHRo0M. 18th St, clearing $40" weekly
rent. S35: price. 81 200.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 14c3 +.
FOR SALE-The furniture and equipment of
Broom. 3bathroom establishment near the
War Dept: dining will accommodate
80 guests Geo. W. Linkins. liza Pa. ave. NV.
SELL YOUR BUSINESS NOw-we have
clients ready to buy. National Realty Co.,
$40 New York ave. NJ. 1907. l2'
LEASE FOR SALE; one of hest business !oca
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MALE.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY, in large CORPORA
tiod. Ia handle office force and meet patrons;
so 10 a. years Of age: moderate salary; per-
maSent position. Address Box 1Ss-A. star Of
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TRANSCRIBERS = Debating
machines. Application by let
ter only, stating experience in
present and previous employ
ment. Ediphone Company, l419
C St. NV.
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FOUND.

LADY leaving 14th and Colorado road car al
Rhode Island ave. took wrong umbrella o~hef
please phone Franklin 3224. Room d.
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SALESMAN - Ex pc r fenced,
haberdashery and clothing.
WINDOW DRESSER - Elk
perienced, haberdashery and
clothing.
BUSHELMAN - With ability.
Apply between 6 and ] pm.
The Fashion Shop. 18th & G.
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BQOkkEEPER - Must have
rel erence and be thoroughly ia
m1iar with double entry work.
ADDRESS Box 1910. Star Office.