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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Say They Will Go to Work
at Old Wage if President
Will Name Committee to
Look Into Their Claims
Mayor Hylan Is Rebuffed
'Toppin Tells Him the Ship
Owners Must Decline to
Attend Meeting He Called

Several hundred striking longshore-
men Of the conservative element
aligned with T. V. O'Conncr, president
Of the international Longshoremcn' 8
Association, returned to work on piers
in the Chelsea section yesterday for
the first time since the beginning of
the walk-out on October 8.
This district is considered the most
important along the river front, and,
while the promises of union leaders
that the docks would be fully manned
yesterday were not entirely realized,
the partial resumption Of activities was
declared by shipping men to indicate an
early end of the trouble
The lnsuYgent strikers, under the
leadership OF Richard j. Butler, how
eyer, continue to hold out. Following
addresses by James l.. Hughes and F
Paul a. Naccarclli, who with Mayor
Hylan constitute the Cancellation Com
mission appointed by Secretary of
Labor Wilson, a committee Of this
a set Of seven proposals which they
offer for the arbitration OF their diff
ferences.
The propositions call for the climi-
nation OF O'Conner and Joseph Ryan
vice president Of the |. l.. A., as repre-
sentatives of the pier workers on the
National Adjustment Commission, or on
any tribunal agreed upon to arbitrate
the strikers demands TAc insurgents
also agreed to abide by the decision OF
any committee appointed by President
Wilson to settle the controversy II
negotiations on any Of the seven pro
posals can be arranged the strikers
pending final decision, agree to re-
turn to work Immediately at the scale
OF wages IN force prior TO the award
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Lieut.. Maynard Flying
To Fair i'm Home Town
''Sky Pilot Leaves Michel
Field and Drives Through
Rain to Raleigh, n. E..

Lieutenant BeIvin w. Maynard, the
flying parson," winner Of the trans
continental air race, few from Nit
chel Field. Long Island. yesterday for
Raleigh. N. c., by way Of Washington.
At Raleigh he will make exh bItion
flights. and then proceed TO the county
fair in Clinton, n. CHS home
county to spend a week in exhibition
flying He is using the same machine
with which he conquered all rivals in
the recent cross-country race.
On arrival at Boiling Field. Wash
ington. he was entertained at lunch in
the officers quarters, and then loft
for Raleigh in driving rain. He
arrived at Raleigh two and hall
hours later.
On his return to this city it is cx-
ncctcd he will complete his plans for
a estop flight across the continent
in the specially constructed DC lIayi-
and Greyhound bipanc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02

against the Public Utilities Commis-
sion and the Public Service Raiivs5
Company has been intense for a month
Tht public Utilities issuc come
first IN Camden. completiy oyer.hador
ing prohibition ans woman suffrage
on every hand Bugbec has been sought
both by party workers and tho ran-
and Gle Of voters 20 make his =tanr
on this question both clear ard s'rong
and in response he made + rho nrir
cipal subject Of discussion N over.
one Of his addresses IN the counl'.
to day.
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mean the death Of the treaty, for it
seems certain a dozen or so Of the
bitter enders" on the Republican side
will vote to reject the treaty on the
final roll call.
Without an agreement to end debate
on the treaty Senator Hitchcock be-
lieves 1t will be possible for the Dem
ocrats to vote to reject it and then,
with the aid Of the nine Republicans
who have refused to vote for amend,
mcnts, to revive the treaty and ke0V
it before the Senate until milder res
ervations are agreed to.
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Little Aid Will Do Much
$40 Weekly Will Help This
Deserving Family

At present prices, $40 week does
not seem cxtragant for all the needs
of six people. To the t. family in
Greenwich Village it explains the dif.
ference between the bitter distress and
hunger after their fathers death last
fall-whcn IS was theor total income
and the relative comfort and happiness
Of today.
But it takes careful economy to
make $40 cover all their needs-$2.5 so
for rent: sli.40 for food $3.50 fir
- -csncclally for tho two small
MO will wear out shoes and
stockings) $1.10 for gas and coal and
so cents for jules carfares to tho
trade school.
Mrs. r. makes thousands of arti-
fetal flowers enough to clothe the
fields of California -~but with three
crowded and so many little children to
care for, her caraings average only
$3.50 Il week. The yawning gap left
between revenue and budget is bridged
over by the allowance of the Charity
Organization Society: 1912 for the
next three months. Your gift towards
the fund for the Is. will lay some of
the plankS inthis bridge to happiness
and independence.
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Democrats to
Delay Treaty
To'Last Ditch
ontinued from puse |

have sufficient votes TO secure the
adoption OF their program Of rcserva-
tons. After the reservations have
been adopted, however the Admins
tration Senator's must receive word
from the President as to their atti-
tude on the treaty.
Expect President to Oppose
The Administration leaders fully ex-
pect the President to send them word
to vote against the resolution or rat
iflcatior If 1T contains the Foreign Re
iatlons Committees reservations. They
expressed the opinion day that the
President, rather than pigeonholc the
treaty, would ask the Democratic Sem
ators TO share with him the RESPONSE
bli'ty OF rejecting it, and would ask
them to Join With the Republican cir
reconcilables' in voting against the
ratifying resolution
While the Democratic Senators are
III quandary regarding their final
action on the treaty, they are going
ahead with plans TO delay. until az
late u date as possible, the vote on
the resolution Of ratification
Senator Hitchcock has threatened to
launch parliamentary ihbuster
against the treaty. Should a proposal
to limit debate on the reservations and
amendments to ten or fifteen minutes
or an hour be agreed to, he plans to
raise every possible parliamentary OBJ
lection at every stage of the discus
sion, and have the parliamentary Ques-
tons debated at length.
"lrreconcilables" Favor Delay
In their opposition to fixing day
for the final vote on the treaty. the
Democrats viii have the support of the
group of Republican "irreconcilabcs. "
Senators Borah, Johnson and the other
Senator's who want to defeat the en-
tire treaty. wish 20 have the reserva-
lions and amendments out of the way
as quickly as possible but they Will
demand that the resolution of ratifi-
cation be discussed at length.
The "irrcconciables' take the post
ton that the ratifying resolution really
presents for the first time before the
Senate the treaty that is TO be voted
on, with the changes made by the
Senate
Deadloch Appears Nearer
Objection probably viii be made 10
She LODGE motion by the Democrats
when Tire unanimous consent agree
ment for vote on November II is
called up on Monday. Should the Dem
ocrats failed TO object. however, Sen
ator Bolah or one Of his colleagues viii
move to strike out that part of the
agreement fixing the date. and VIII
make a fight simply to have limit
placed upon the debate.
The Lodge unanimous consent agree
ment proposal appears to be dead, if
for no other reason than that il pro-
via,s tcr final action by the Senate
OF the treaty. If Senator Hitchcock
&C asents TO final vote it viii be I'M
possible for him to create the deadlock
he Las been talking so much about If
case the Lodge reservations prevail.
The Administration Senators under
the Lodge proposal either would hav,
TO vote for the resolution Of rati.ica
ton with the Republican reservation:
or vote to kill the treaty If they tool
the latter course it would no doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Bugbee Pledged Against
Trolley Zone System
Special Correspondence

CAMDEN, N. j.. Nov. l.-lmme date
abolishment of the zone system Tor the
collection Of trolley fires will follow
in the event he is elected Governor OF
New Jersey. State Comptrolled Ne~
ton A. K Bugbee, the Republican NOM
nee, told half dozen audiences TO- d"y
in Camden County. where the feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Hearst Paper
Lied ON Veto.
Says Smith
che original lie sim stands It IL up
20 HIM to answer that one. not me
The New York Central Charge
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to bring about that Governors destruc-
tion and you don't nave to be careful
about the truth.
He ignores entirely the fact that
At the very minute my Commissioner
sent word to me recommending that |
recommend In turn TO the proper au-
thorlty that Porter be removed, | did
40 in less than five minutes. But he
IS not removed. because the Council Of
Farms and Markets did not feel like
dong il. and the Governor has no CON-
.trol over them. They are not appointed
BY the Governor, they are elected by
ihe Legislature. But Of course. that
fact is carefully avoided and carefully
laid aside. Why? Because that is
the truth. and you cannot look for the
{ truth IN this paper
. Something About Milk
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.ALDERwooD MANOR

8 acres adjoining main demonstra-
tlon farm at Alderwood Manor
$500 per acre. Phone Ballard 1888
50. 0O0-6- ROOM HOUSE. NEWLY
painted. on Gilman boulevard;
fine view; new garage; young
fruit trees. 1875 18th ave. w.
Phone Queen Anne zoos.
FOR SALlG-NEW 3-ROOM HOUSE:
basement: lot i0xt20; fruit trees;
two blocks from ear line: Si.700:
5000 down. Inquire 46i7 nth
ave, S.
b-ROOM MOD RN BUNGALOW,
some cash down and reasonable
terms. owner wants $500. 21S
21st ave. N. Hurry
6 ROOMS, MODERN, $4,000; $3.50
cash. balance easy. Near phinney
car, on top, no hills. Phone North
266.
CLOsn-iN CORN o. ROOM
house; cheap. by owner. 1868
Whitman ave
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$500 DOWN

Good nvc-room house. near Stone
way and N. 51st; lot 35Ni00; price
$4,000.
CARTER. MACDONALD & MILLER
EOS Columbia st. ELL $50 Local s
NEW COLONIAL GROOM HOUSE
on Queen Anne I'm. Cabinet
kitchen, sun room, fun basement.
hot water heat. electric range.
fine view Of city and Sound VIII
sell furnished or unfurnished.
This is absolutely the best buy in
the city today. Phone owner.
Queen Anne 4323. or Main 1856.
A HOME FOR $1,000
Good little 4-room cottage, nice lot.
blocks from good car line; $500
down and 500 per month. Soaring,
oO7 Leory Bldg, Main 4519,
POOR WIDOW MUST SACRIFICE
3room cottage. chicken houses.
h-acre good soil land. on Graham.
Price $1,000: $3.50 cash. 425 Sea
board, Elliott l541.
FOR SALE - 5-ROOM MODERN
cottage, with u acre OF ground.
Call at 1850 w. Goth st
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PERMANENT

ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE
OPERATORS ARE NEED
ED. DUE TO CONSTANT
LY rNCR SING RE-
QCIREMENTS OF SERVICE.
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FOR SAI.E-FUR>ITuRE
81 wANTED-fURNITUKE
flake furniture Co. s0Apiks' NJ ISIS
POULTRY


FOR SALE-A 3.YEAR-Ot.D cow
and e-months-old helfcr. ttBe Ad-
dfess Howard Smith. Bryn Mawr.
Wash
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TOURING CAR ron
taIi. Needs little outside work.
otherwise Hhc'r o. X. USED CAR
EMPORIUM 18th and y. Pine.
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ia To LET - UNPUBLISHED
HOUSES

ss0-i.RoOM COTTAGE MODERN
except furnace. Benton ri. Take
AK Point titney firat ave. Ret
off card ave. walk &C. Hotel stock
AIDE, then two blocks west and
south. owner there sunday, Call
b6Sg weekdays.
stu00-7- ROOM ltEstpENcE. NEAR
Green Lake school parks. huule-
ward library, Rent or sell North
HIN
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FOR BARGAINS IN HOUSES or
all sizes. In practically any part
OF the city. we would be pleased
TO have you call US, as we
have n great many 10 select
from. Cali Northern Bond Il
Mortgage Company. sos Third
ave. Elliott 1884. q. w.
Miracle. Mgr Realty Dept.
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tnR RENT-IIOIlsEs

ron RENT -s-ROoM CAIN. WITH
large garden, $40 poe month Call
Sunday. Fort l.aWtpn car 10 ltnrs
tuna st.. then west thrco blocks,
Mclean.
NEW BROOM HOUSE. on is-Atitu
ground. in West seattle. 500 cash.
SIS per month.
~ q PETERS 7iG Third Ave.
FoR RENT MODERN fi0-NOOM
house. 1850 broadway n J. r.
rrigmorc, COZ Alaska BLDG Phone
Main lTGg
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


PERMANENT
POSITIONS FOR .
YOUNG
WOMEN
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IS. EARNED DURING
FIRST MON TIL. WHILE
LEARNING TO OPERATE.
AND FROM sss TO So PER
MONTH AT THE END OF
SEVEN MONTHS
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FARM LANDS

Rig OPENING SALE ON
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
$40 per acre and up; esay terms: best
Of soil. two railroads and state
highway pass thru the land; close
TO towns. under government irri-
cation project that rs an extension
Of SUNNYSIDE CANAL; good cli-
mate; big crops. and the earliest
district in the state.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
We have n number OF tracts fronting
on Yakima river. The prices are
very low. and our sales are many.
See pictures at our office. Best
farm land in Washington.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners. 9is Green Bldg.
office open evenings also.
HERE rs a BERRY AND CHICKEN
RANCH. NORTH END
10 acres. well improved. lots OF
strawberries and other fruit;
water piped all over the land.
whereby you can water at any
time; good 5-room plastered
house; electric lights and water
in house: is close to good school
and only 500 feet from paved
highway; has view of Seattle.
Here is a moneymaker for some
one Come and see IL. You Will
say Il is worth the money. Price
$500 $1,000 cash.
THE DOUGLAS co,
32i LcarN Eldg, Main S9eV.
A DANDY DAIRY RANCH. NORTH
END
90 acres of the very best OF soil
acres well improved. balance pas
ture; n new Groom house; good
basement; some view; good orch
ard: barn 56X40 feet. chicken
house and other outbuildings,
cows, pigs. l horse. . wagons
and all farm implements go with
place. Here is going ranch for
someone. only ~ miles north OF
this city, for $500; $4,000 cash,
balance six years.
THE DOUGLAS co,
32i Leary Bldg. Main $3.50.
ACRES
ADJOINING KENT
Groom shack beautiful view: city
water, telephone and mail route;
$3.50: $50 cash.
c. II. DIBBLE
CAS- New York Block
40 ACRES. $1,000
Fine land. In Skagit county, Spe-
cinl sale Clear Lake Lumber Co.
lands 500. $40 month
II c. PETERS. 7l6 Third Ave.
GOOD FARM. 12i ACRES; FAIR
buildings; large orchard; for sale
or trade for house In good loca.
ton. Price $4,000. Address 4fSS
HrOoNlNn ava
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Is FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND II ATS
y FOR Observation-Disclosures
WA>TED-TO RENT
ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-RooM NEAR BUSINESS
g center 81 Boston and Queen Anne
ave. CTS. star.
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PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY.
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MADRoNA DISTRICT
Elegant Groom. strictly modern
house. years old: full cement
basement. furnace. fireplace;
hardwood floors, lot soSiio This
place viii be sold at bargain II
you can make good cash pay
ment.
los Cherry. Mai, ssss.
y ACRE HIGHLY IMPROVED.
NICE LITTLE BROOM HOUSE,
partly FURNISHED with RANG y.
CORDS WOOD; land all cleared.
fenced and good garden IN: two
blocks from pavement and car.
ALL THIS FOR $3.50: $3.50 cash
balance monthly
THE W. L. MORSE co.
fis fseary bldg Elliott isss.
II YOU WANT a HOME OF YOUR
own. | will sell you hRlf-acre
tract near the water front. three
miles north q PIX. St. fine level
land. for $500. easy terms: been
under cultivation for years. II will
make one Of the best sections in
Seattle Paved road. light. water
and phone serN ice.
Owner, JEssEN. sta New York Rid.
IF YoU HAVE $1,000 CASH. YOU
can buy this 5-room modern bum
gRlow. with fun cement basement
and furnace, at bargain.
J, uRoUHART
los Cherry St Main 1898.
MERCER ISLAND
VIII sacrifice. for quick sale. ! acre.
s-roorn bungalow. plaEtored: hard :
A.. a. a.
city water. phone; fruit. berries
rabbit houses: chicken coops; some
chickens. wood. near McGilyra' =
dock. 10 minutes 10 LcEchi Phone
owner. BeRcon $3.50.
OWNER LEAVES TOWN OCTOBER
Has splendid modern t-room
rooms: good buiit-ln FEATURES:
fireplace. basement. laundr y
trays. garage: lot f0Nb0. For
quick sale at $4,000; terms. Call
Queen Anne 1874
FOR SALE - MODERN 10 : ROOM
house. located 2236 w 5sth st.
and basement Just outside city
limits on Sbth and 14th ave. ~ w.
$4,000 termR Address j. Mummy,
r. ~ No. 1, Edmonds.
FOR SALE-5-ROoM NEW, MOD
ern house: hardwood floors: fire.
place; full basement. laundry
trays: pantry and linen closet.
Will he ready in one week. Cali
at 1851 W. Goth. or phone Ballard
32i0.
IsOR SALE. by oWNER-LoT. 40x
100. improvements In and paid;
fine location. on Phinncy ridge.
one block from Woodland park
and one block from Phinncy car.
can Ballard 1921.
large rooms sleeping porch. sun
parior; flowers and fruit trees.
near Market and goth N w.
$3.50: 1000 cash. balance easy.
Ballard 2lo9,
GOOD 1-RoOM HOUSE AND COR
ner lot b2Nt0i. on 3bth ave, $. w.
pavement In and paid for, NS5;
SIS cash. balance $3.50 per month.
II \. Goodfellow. sol Railway EX-
change.
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When you think OF adyertis-
ing, think OF The Star
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BEST BUY IN NORTH END

broom new, modern cottage, 200
feet from Ballard North car. Price
g2,Gb0, $500 cash.
ED YOUNG
522o Ballard Ave. Phone Ballard SID
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20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH AND DOORS
o N WILLIAMS co,
Two popular Sizes OF single sash for
garages, barn or small bungalows.
In stock. glaxed, ready for Inn
mediate shipment
First size ~ rs inches wide and ~
inches high. with 4 lights iErlt
glass Price ISL.
Second size II SO inches wide and 70
inches high. with 6 lights iOxiE
glass Price ttief,
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line Of building ma
tcfial, free on request
q " WILLIAMS co,
1913 FIRST AVE y. SEATTLE.
No JUNK - EVERYTHING LIKE
new large HruuHwick phone.
graph. a-pi~ce tapestry ect thrst
money can huyt. leather dnNen-
port = large rockers g. match.
library table. large fumed oak
s-piec~ dining room set. brass and
steel bed. best uHttrshHea ana
springs. ivory S-piecr bedroom
suite. mahogany dresser and chif-
fonier. singer sewing maehine.
Would like 10 get about half
price. 1891 Harvard ave, broad
way or Capitol Hill car 20 Hnr-
ward
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FIRST YEARS EARNINGS
APPROXIMATELY $500.
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Keep Us In Mind
DU BARRY PIANO co.
les Union ST.
SEE THIS WONDERFUL VACUUM
cleaner Literally iifta and beats
the carpet $50 times per second.
Built BY worlds largest cleaner
factory. 90 last n lifetime. Sold
on ~ monthly payments.
THE LIGHTHOUSE. fnr.
Elliott is2, tis Union.
phOSOsHAPHS Our SPECIALLY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MusiCAL RECORD EXCHANGE
ISIS o Tsss'ss' New 4,rnss.. 'i Iiiar s'
YOUR FLOORS WAVED MD pofs-
ished b. n nsw electric floor ma
chine. Our man does ~ cheaper
and better than the old way.
THE LIGHTHOUSE. Inc.
Elliott is2 as Union.
BRING IN YOUR OLD FELT. We
lour or beaver hats 10 be cleaned
and rebtockea In the latest shape
BY expert union men. Danbury Hat
Co. it2bM Third ave Elliott agTi
FOR sALE--A RARE OLD VIOLIN
VIII sacrifice To- eeil NJ once
Must close tho estate. Harry 4
Baker. Box 37s. Y. NJ g. A.. Se-
attic, Wash
THE LIBERTY CABINET SHOP
General contractors Store fronts
fixtures. furniture repairing. show
eases, etc. Main ss52. g0s second
ave. =
HousEBOAT FOR sALE-nUiLT
for a home on lakes or sound
buy this to beat the high rent
1903 Wcstlake ave. ~. near Caller
street
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED ~ a
Woodrow washer. Il will pay you
MIR. HALEY. as Union.
BRING JUGS FOR CIDER. Ho%Es
for Gravenstein. Snow and RinE
apples. y. -. Lindsay. North Ed
monds.
BEST PIANO AND PHONOCRAPH
values at Fringer's Piano House.
1022 Third ave Elliott 2907.
SWITCHES MD OTHER HAIR
work. Prices reasonable. 3i1
Blaine. Queen Anne 39e7.
SEWING MACHINES. SIS UP. RENTS.
repairs Singer Upstairs Store. if0S
SECOND ave Elliott thiG.
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 30 Union.
LOVELY EVENING Gown. SIZE rs
or 90. $50. Excellent condition.
Ballard i75f
FOR SABE-50 FINE CAM HtES.
single or all with cages 2305
Jackson ct.
LIGHTING FIXTURES FOR SALE.
less than half price. Queen Anne
luil.
APPLES. az AND CENTS POUND.
Phone Rainier 209-J
KAyANA0H's HITS $3.50. nos LIST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

RETURNED FROM oVERsEAs
office manager desires position as
such, preferably with exporting
and Importing firm. IL years OK
psrience accounting and oftlec
supervision. one year as oftleo
manager exporting house. Ad-
araaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

JESSIE q. sHARMAN
a want ad in The Star viii bring
quick sale for all and everything.
1 put a want sd in The star.
And sold my house and horse and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

EN- ARMY OFFICER. HoNoRAntS
discharged. age &c. willing worker.
experienced In meeting public. de-
sires permanent position with re-
liable firm, any capacity that Of
fcrs something better for future
Importing. exporting or wholesale
auto accessories preferred. Nd
dress B-30. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-26

FURTHER NCREA SEES
GIVEN UNTIL OPERATORS
EARN FROM $3.50 TO
est.50 PER MONTH.