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Evening star., 1919-10-12
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WHAT PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN OF
AMERICA THINK OF LA SALE TRAINING
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FORD MOTOR COMPANY
N A. Hawkins, c. P. A., Sales Manager.
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tnct tervIe. $3.50 ~ '' ~ ' ~ e " ''e VIZ
o young man the evaue
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J. OGDEN ARMOUR.
isprin ydependen its otrnfs ~ ' ~ '
the, .n 1 should n % sa1 m sresn practical 5 Institution % m methods rapidly
which,
ALVIN MACAULEY,
President and General Manager Packard Motor Car Co.
plants TO-DAY THE OIL 800 MEN
turning utilizing @
OF phone number 80 '' 's BUSINESS
LA UNIVERSITY MuNsEY BUILDING
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Evening star., 1919-10-12

The difference between fifteen aweek Senogapher
and forty dollar-aweek Private Secretary the differ
between poor Senographer and good Stenogrspher
good ssar
THE NATIONAL CITY SCHOOL,
734 Fifteenth Street Northwest,
specazes in the thorough teaching of Shorthand Typewr
ing and allied subjects; and also offers Postgraduate
q f
WILL 6nd q
INT
New classes are being formed to begin work Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday-Day and Evening Sessions
Evening star., 1919-10-12

DEMONSTRATORS wanted for Washington. to
introduce the Mckenzie patent curtain rods ;
good pay and commissions; give phone number
and experience In your reply; steady employ
ment. Address Mckenzie Manufacturing Co..
l226 OlRe,. St Louis, Mo.
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IF you WANT WORK,
THE TELEPHONE IS AN EMPLOYER.

There telephone operator positions open to
young The salary better than the the
working surroundings excellent The employment is
permanent Experience is not requirement
If you have thought of the telephone operators
profession in personal way please do The employ
managers telephone "Man Official" Branch g.
Her office and demonstration switchboard the
eighth floor of the telephone building, 725 18th
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
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DANDY SIDE LINE.

FREE SAMPLES PROVE 1T.
many salesmen; more money than their regu-
lar line does; We manufacture the snappiest,
fastest selling variety of metal speciafties
every manufacturer, wholesaler. retailer,
banks. factories, ETC.; every line everywhere
buys them in large Quantities; no seasons;
side line statesmen earn $50 a week: $50 to
$500 for whole time; get busy; write quick
for outfit: full commissions paid promptly.
c. E. Erickson Co.. Inc, 463 Erickson bldg
Des Moines Iowa.
HAVE YOU AN AUTO? Are you willing to
meritorous article for goOd honest, reliable
men: Every auto owner prospect Whole or
apply 4404 Murdock Mill rd., Tenleytown. .
WILL turn over to a man between the ages
Of % to 40 years. of good address and who
can devote whole time to the work. a business
bia. worth at the present time SIS per week
In COMMISSIONS and can easily be increased to
800 per week Address In own handwriting.
giving age and reference. Address Box 22-H,
Star office.
MAN to sell Marchand calculating machine to
government officials exceptional opportunity
for. tor man With the % punch: ,.6 Can before 10 or
NUMBER Of our salesmen made as high as
$165 last week, and vet we are siI weeks
from our busy season: do yon realize why
they value their connection with our organi-
zation! This unassigned territory will be
allotted to man OF character push and abil-
ity. Address personally Jerome Laadt, pres,
8 So. Dearborn ST.. Chicago. Ill.
SALARY. Twelve Hundred Dollars {s1 .2OO).
WANTED-One of the largest companies and
most progressive life insurance agencies In
Washington wishes to employ Eve good sales
men on a salary Of 500 per month, or more
or on a commission and renewal contract: pre-
fer men who have not been In the life insur.
ance business. but must have ambition and en-.
ergy. We train and instruct our statesmen In
the art Of selling life insurance. and for thai
reason pay a guaranteed salary. This 10 ar
opportunity 10 make at least 5000 the first
will be treated in confidence. The average in
come Of our present statesmen for the first yeal
during 1918 was So 500. We feel satisfied thai
any good salesmen during the year Of 1915
should do as well under our special training
Address. giving telephone number. Box 13O-E
tor nH
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statesmen, ,

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for a man with
selling ability to represent a well established
office speciality; territory outside of Washing
ton also available. Address Box 9Th, Star
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wANTED-HELP.
MALR-COntin0eA.

SALESMEN to sell Chevy Chase real estate:
need not necessarily Interfere with your pres
ent employment; references required. g. Is.
Yancey. 726 14th st. u,
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FEMALE-COnfinuel

LANSBURGH & BRO.
Want
Experienced saespeople for the following departments:
Millinery, Upholstery,
Neckwear, Art,
Boys Clothing Laces.
Grafonolas Buttons.
Also several JUNIORS between 10 and II years for
stock clerks; with excellent opportunities for advance
ment. Apply Mr. Hart 4th foor
LANSBURGH & Bro 9TH St.
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SALESMAN-We have some choice territory
for speciality salesman: want only men who
expect to work; have no use for loafers; po-
sition is worth not less than $400 per month :;
must have automobile. Address Box 2O3-H
Star office. for appointment.
| SALESMAN-Side main line. to sell low
priced 5000 mile guaranteed tires 30x3h non
skid sells for $11.95: other sizes in proper
ton; good money making proposition for live
wires. Write Consolidated Tire Co.. 618 s.
Michigan Chicago
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SAL E S M A N and all around
man in trunk store at once: high
salary to right man.
MINTZ,
938 F St. NV.

SALESMEN-To sell low-priced mileage guar
anteed tires; must be live-wire; excellent prop
osition right parties. Write for particulars to
Atlas Tire Co.. 1777 Broadway, New York city. /,
sALEsMAN-Wholesale butter and egg house,
6ne opportunity; state age and salary expect
ed. Address Boz 142-H, Star office. 12s
sALEsMAN-We have opening for a man
commissions paid. We have clients and houses
Have you the ability. Alley & Schat1, Pope
bldg, SIT 14th NV.
S A L E S M E N for high-class
leather goods store; permanent
positions and good salaries. to
men who qualify. Apply Becker's
Leather Goods Co., l32426 F St..
NV. .-.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

AGENTS = .'Scott's Oficial History of the
American Negro In the Werld War; 800
large pages, $50 illustrations: new book by
most noted negro Of the day one million negro
homes waiting for this book agents making
$50 daily; freight paid. credit given. biggest
commission /: prompt shipments; write quick for
outfit. Victory Publishing Co, 42s :. Dear
born. Chicago
Evening star., 1919-10-12

BY large manufacturer, established
81 years. now having complete line
of motor trucks. road tractors and
trailers. about to be nationally ad-
vertised. Splendid opportunity 10
offered to salesman experienced In
establishing distribution and deal
ers In southern states. Drawing ac-
count ans commission. This 10
big proposition calling for men
capable Of earning six to ten thou
sand yearly. Give full information
As to experience, past earnings.
references. and send photo with
first letter. Address l.. Il. Buys~u.
Sales Manager, Watson Products
Corporation. Cauastota. n. Y.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Just formed wishes the exclusive
services on commission basis of
salesman with own car and Al
record for sales in the District of
Columbia. Address Box 126-H,
Star office.
REGISTERED DRUG CLERK; salary. $3.50
month. Address Box 277-H, Star ofi1ce
Evening star., 1919-10-12

Lunch. lib Pa. ave. NV
NURSERYMAN and landscape gardener: OF.
pert, as manager Of large nursery Apply
George F. Curtis. Riggs bldg Phone Frank.
PAINTERS wanted, first class; good nsv
Maryland Decorating Co., 1855 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

GIRL to help In evenings couple hours, 8,
week. CaH North SeS7. lat Va
Evening star., 1919-10-12

AGENrS-M Marvellous dye so:p; brilliant, fast
eolors quick, big profits: s75 weekly on re-
peat orders women amazed; buy regularly.
Egyptian Queen Dye Soap wonder: dyes
silk cotton wool, minute absolutely diff
ferent; beautiful colors; light dark
boiling: will not stain hands perfect results: !:
NO experience necessary; all or spare time
products Address Peerless Products Co.,
Dept. 215, 61S w. jackson blvd. Chicago. Ill.
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wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Contfnue1.
MAN looking to share profits with me in an
ost-1f-tSwn @ S. building business Address b Box
| ence: married man preferred. J. ". Gregg.
614 . st. NV.
NAN, middle aged, gasoline selling station.
Penn Oil Co.. Rosslyn, Va.
MEAT CuTTER-Experienced: one able to
| take complete charge Of meat end Of bust
ness: state salary. Address Box 1s3H Star
Office.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS wanted by man
| ufacturers Of hand and automatic stokers'
must s have practical experience in the opers rs,
have had experience in a sales capacity In
| handling boiler room equipment: to capapie
in your own handwriting. stating fully your
TENS c.. sl4 Washington Loan and Trust
bldg. Washington. D. c.
MEN-Fifteen wanted 1T once to devote two
| hours In the morning 10 to II o'clock. and two
hours at night. from 7:30 to $50 O'Clock. start
| ing Oct 10 They will be given instruction
! under an expert through a specially prepared
course. and will be prepared to take positions
| as wireless operators by Jan. 1. This instructor
guarantees to qualify them for the hrst-grade
commercial license and the school guarantees
| to place them in position the first week In
January If they secure their firstgrade license.
These positions will pay approximately S12o the
| brst month and probably more thereafter. in
addition to all maintenance extra. Considering
the advantages these fifteen men Will have
after qualifying reasonable tuition fee will
| BE- charged. Only ambitions men who have the
time and who mean business (ages is TO 40.
win ordinary school educ'tfOn) need reply I"
this ad. This school, established 1914. and the
hrst radio school in Washington, stands back
or every promise made under this advertise
ment; Apply in person Monday and Tuesday
Oct 13 and a.
NATIONAL RADIO SCHOOL.
14th and Z SITS. NV. 13'
Evening star., 1919-10-12

AGENTS-Good, live fellows who want to
make S50-s15O weekly with speciality product
can connect with large manufacturer by ad-
dressing Sales Manager, Box 246. Madison.
WIS.
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FOUND.

FOUND.
FOUND "a Automobile wheel and tire' ntnr
Chevy Chase. October B. Owner sena ue-
scription to 705 wilkins bldg. I3
FRATERNITY PIN-Name f. F. Thayer on
back Grace NJ. Smith, 636 st. ne T.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

BOYS AND MEN between
ages of 16-45; average salary, SIS
month; 8-hour day; permanent
position; those with bicycles
preferred. Apply with recon-
mendations, Mr.. Lyddane, 14O1
G st. NV, first floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

AGENTS, wireless umbrellas; I'll pay hustlers
81 an hour TO take orders for this newest in
vention; no investment; write for five style
outfit Parker Manufacturing Co., 4l33 Wall
AT DAYTON Ohio.
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MALE.

ARLE- BODIED MEN, wanting positions as
fremen, brakemen, electric motormen, con-
ductors. or colored sleeping car and train
porters. write at once. naming position want
perence unnecessary. Railway Inst, Dept.
IA, Indianapolis, Ind.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
WANTED-HELP.

AGENTS $3.50 an hour for spare time; more
money paid to full time workers. Write Guar
anteed Hosiery Co.. 1880 Amos ST.. Dayton.
Ohio.
AGENTS-Quick seller; big profits; flower
beads; coming money for hustlers: tremen-
dous demand; catalogue free. Mission Bead
Co.. 1874 Irola, Los Angeles. Cal.
AGENTS'Eoing big; waterproof household
apron: get in this quick and reap the
harvest. Cambridge Mfg. Co.. $40 W. Wash
ington Dept. P. Is Chicago.
AGENTS-Every wise salesman wants re-
peater proposition; we have il and it's worth
&75-$1OO a week. Speciality Mfg. Company.
Division 144. Madison. Wis.
AGENTS-s4O-s1OO week; free samples gold
sign letters any one can put store win
dows; big demand; liberal offer to general
agents. Metallic Letter Co.. 435 n. Clark.
Chicago.
AGENTS make big profits selling our extracts
perfumes, cold creams. face powders. spices,
medicines. etc: !: beautiful. high-grade lne
exclusive territory; sample soap free. Lacas-
eian Co.. Dept. 141. st. Louis, Mo.
AGENTS Marvellous dye soap; brilliant, fast
Evening star., 1919-10-12

ACCOUNTANT-Man with 10 years expert
ence, but somewhat rusty, would like private
Instructions evening in preparation for c. p.
A. exam; A. c. p. A. preferred. p. o.
Box H. l1th St station.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

MEN with auto runabout to handle food
product. salary and commission; steady work
to right parties. Call Apt. 81. the Brunswick.
1888 st. NV. to 3 pm 12s
MEN wishing positions nremen. brakemen.
colored train porters, $125-20O month: no ex-
perience necessary; eastern western roads.
Write Inter Railway Dept. (255), Indianapolis.
Ind
Evening star., 1919-10-12

BECOME a prosperous Davis agent: beginners
making $40 $50 weekly crew managers doub-
ling that: Lucky H. pays you 2OOGt; 81
other big winners; big rush season from now
till Christmas. Davis Products Co., Dept
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-19
On Her Money

And the worst thing about 1t all, al
leges the singer was the fact that her
husband was enjoying himself with
other women on the money she earned
singing.
During the said years and said
dates the defendant was living on and
being supported by money earned by
your oratrix while engaged in her
business or professionalism of singer
and that the defendants practices
were paid for out of the earnings OF
your oratrix," said the complaint fill
ed to-day.
And that's not all, according to the
greatest of the coloratura sopranos
"On or about Jan. /. 1916, in Chica-
go. the defendant. with anger and
malice. struck your oratrix a violent
blow in the face and over the arms
with a certain cane and thereby inflict-
ed much injury and pain and suffer-
ing in mind and body
The trial of the divorce case will
probably be heard in June, according
to James Y. Bynum. attorney for the
singer, who filed the amendment to-
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-19
MUST AMER|CANIzE
FOREIGN BORN WOMAN

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 10
The need Of reaching the foreign born
woman with American ideas was em-
phasled by Peter A. Speek of the
library of congress, speaking at the
Americanlzation conference Of tho in
terror department.
THE adult foreign born woman
needs extension schooling more than
the man." Mr.. Speek declared, "and
to bring the women out into the Am
erican world is one Of the most diff
ficult tasks OF Americanization."
Mr.. Speek pointed out that while
the head of the family naturally comes
in contact with American speech and
Ideas In the course Of making liv-
ing, his wife remains at home and
often is unabsorbed by her adopted
country. He declared the problem of
educating ALLEN born residents was
acutest in large colonies of immi-
grant settlers, especially in rural
communities.
''The school year must be changed
to meet the calendar year as one
means OF increasing attendance at the
rural school, he said.
Says Foreign Born Needs Play.
mission on East st. Louis, ILL.,, de-
clared one of the greatest needs Of
foreign born industrial workers was
mot plaything, but a playfellow."
He said it was also a question of what
to play.
Compare the native recreationall
habits of the foreign born with the
crowded conditions under which they
live here and you will cease to wonder
why they do not always become hap
py Americans" Mr.. Coffin said.
w. C. Smith of the New York state
department Of education said the SUI
preme task in Americanizing immi- |
grants was to train an adequate num-
Der of efficient teachers.
Americanization in Schools.
s. f. Weber, superintendent of
schools of Scranton. Pa. told how his |
city opened afternoon and evening
classes. to reach the foreign born. He
declared the problem of American
ization was peculiarly one for the
schools to undertake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-19

We have transferred the Garage
and shop part of our business to Vic.
tor Henderson. This will have no eff
feet on our agency for the Lexington
Minute Man Six. which we will con-
tinue to handle in our sales room as
formerly.
This change in our affairs and fur
ther contemplated arrangements are
with a view to place at the disposal
OF Lexington owners the advantage OF
Real service by experts at all points
in our territory backed by full line
of parts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-19
ALTA TODAY
"A Perfect 3e'' Stars Joyous Mabel
Normand

"a Perfect 3e'' Stars Joyous Mabel
Normand.
Mabel Normand, who is known
wherever mirth is. never was funnier
than in her latest Goldwyn Picture,
"A Perfect SO" by Tex Charwate,
which comes to the Alta theater SUM-
day and Monday. Franks original
with the Joyous funmaker are certain
to convulse theater gOers whenever
the second In Mabel Normand's series
of broad comedies Is shown.
Unusually funny situations have
their place right at the start in "A
Perfect &c. where Miss Normand is
Mabel, a boarding house slavey. The
jokes she plays on her landlady after
she is assigned to the task Of paper.
ing a wall bring about her discharge.
Fortune smiles on her however,
when she IN engaged as a travelling
waist salesgirl by Sol Afanheimer, who
conducts "A factory in his apartment
at the boarding house. She proves no
more successful at selling than as a
paper hanger and. meeting her sweet
heart, @. T.. Dildock. at the hotel, she
accompanies him to the beach for a
dip in the surf.
Z Strange happenings come thick and
fast to Mabel at the beach. Her
locker is looted of her clothes and
her bag and mile chase by con-
stable adds to her discomfort. She
IL caught and accused of Jewel rob-
berry, which later proves to be no
robbery at all. but a scheme of a press
agent to grab off some publicity for
the Malaria Apartment Hotel. It's in
eNading the charge that Mabel Nor
mand is at her funniest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-19
Mime. CALI Curl Lists
Chorus Girls, Chamber
Maids Among Rivals

CHICAGO. May 19.-"Affairs" of
Lugis c. Curci. husband of Nine
Amelita Galli-Curci, with chorus girls
and chambermaids in many cities
throughout the country while the
grand opera star was engaged In
singing in concert halls. make up the
gist of the story told in the amend
ment field in the superior court.
First there was the chambermaid in
Tulsa. okla, with whom the artist
husband of Mime Galli-Curci became
enamored on April 90. 1917. according
to the bill. The chambermaid was
described as "of ebony color and
beautiful black eyes And then came
show girl affairs in Chicago. "a Ger
train woman picked up on a street ih
Boston" on March 10. 1918, and other
chorus girls in Chicago and New
York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-19
SIGNAL CORPS KEEPS
VIGIL, COSTING LIVES

: VALDEZ. Alaska, May 19.--UI
among deep SHOWS and fierce gales
IL some Of the most lonely spots in ths
world In winter-times, where the muir.
curry sometimes Is from 30 to S6 de-
grees below zero. the men Of Uncle
Sans signal corps keep their faithful
vigil
In lonely hamlets on. top of solitary
mountains their cabins buried in snow
drifts, these men In khaki watch In
the white silence over the slender
wires of communication reaching
from Valdez 10 the interior. and thence
to the farthest confines of the terri
tory. ending above Nome in the great
wastes of the sub-Arctic. From Maine
New York. Texas, Missouri. Nebraska
and other states. recruits come to the
service. There has not yet been the
first instance recorded of a man fail
ing to perform the task allotted to
him.
Seventeen stations are maintained
by the corps out Of Valdez. each COM
pleteIy outfitted. The Pacific-Alaska
cable after leaving Seattle first reach
are transferred from the cable and
StIlL OUT ONtF lhG letilu hiF7s
Walk Hundreds of Miles
To reach his station, or post of duty
many of the signal corps men have to
walk hundreds of miles. Then when
the winter blasts hurl out over the
white wastes, begins the signal corps
mans vigil. Copper wires that link
the great territory together and carry
the news of the world, pass from VAL
a frr,1 dRn md
morass, over lofty hills and through
beautiful prairies to Fairbanks. down
the Tanana river to Fort Gibbons
thence to Nome.
Daily trails must be broken to other
stations. lines repaired. trees removed
from the vicinity of the wires. The
signal corps man must risk his life
time and again for the careless or un-
fortunate travellers. Some of his deeds
have come to light. Among them was
a rescue Of 1903 when the Delta
district between Valdez and Fairbanks
was visited by one of the worst bliz-
yards in the history of the country,
For seventeen days the mercury stood
at 81 below, and gales hurled con-
tinuousIy the fine snow in binding
masses through the air. One could
scarcely face the elements. A party
OF prospeciors and minors on its way
from Valdez to Fairbanks was caught
in the storm. Unable to reach a road (
house. the travellers sought shelter in
the lee of some timber. On the morn
ing of the second day one man suc-
ceeded in reaching the cabin of a sig
nal corps man. With the soldier he
returned to the stranded party. Seven
men were frozen to death. Seven
trips to and from his station, the SOL
dier made, rescuing all the survivors.
including two women. Later several
OF the men rescued died of exposure
and when the summer sun pierced
the drifts of the trail. thirteen bodies
were found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-19
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
ARCADE TODAY.
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