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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
LIST OF DEEDS,

Following is Il list of the deeds
admitted to record by Paul G.. Hog
set, Clerk Of the Greenbrier County
Court from Aug. 18th to 23d, 1919:
From Geo. L. Myles ct uX to the
Meadow River Lumber Company
for LA in Meadow Bluff district.
JAS. Nj. Burns ct uX to l.. G. Burns
for Goa and 3rds and pa and Hip
in Meadow Bluff district.
j. II. Fuller TO w. b. and C.. f..
Anderson for 47a and 1876 SCI. poles
IN Meadow Bluff district
ID. l.. Byrd 10 +. S. Bennett for
54a in Frankford district.
w. T.. Nelson. trustee. to r.. L..
Kern ct al for lot 53 at Roncevcrlc.
Gertrude Hawkins to J. +. Jones
Tor lot II in Meadow Bluff district.
A. r. Long ct uX tod. J. Walkup
for ia in Falling Spring district.
{. II. Thompson TO Cary J. Far
rem for lots and 8 in Fort Spring
district.
NJ. d. Mallctt ct ux to A. S. Nuttcr
for 20 LA in Meadow Bluff dis
trict.
NJ. B. Loudermilk ct ux to Chas.
Hazel for right of way in Frank
ford district.
c. II. Thompson to Chas. Hazel
for lot 7S in Fort Spring district.
j. II. Lewis ct uX to l.. ID. Blake
for 36a in Falling Spring district.
l.. ID. Blake ct ux to Lacy Rudd
for 36a in Falling Spring district.
III. n. Rcnick ct ais TO Glen Jane
son for lot 25 at Renick.
ii. \. Renick ct al to ANDY Long
CT Tx for lot II at Rcnick.
James Mann'S estate to Meadow
River Lumber Co. for undivided
half interest in six tracts q ,3OOa in
Williamsburg district, and 2.271a,
l24a, 1,475a, 726.7a and Asa in
in Meadow Bluff district.)
q. l.. Napier ct ais by attorney TO
siXty-one different persons for G7
separate lots in Grccnbricr Park
Reserve on Grccnbricr river.
4. l.. Boone ct uX to Mrs. r. NJ.
ration for house and lot i'm Lewis
| burg.
Iva May Stanley ct al to G.. r.
Williams for lGa and l31a in VIII
iiamsburg district
i. +. Garrett TO Grccnbricr Coup-
ty Court for right of way in Frank
ford district
NJ. l.. Dunbar ct Tx to J. E.. Dot
son for house and lot in Lcwisburp
H. }. Morgan ct ais to E.. II. Hol-
! Ilday ct ais for Ia in Irish Corner
| district.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29

SCIy nISI1, odHoy Loan.
least insufiiciently prepared for the
ciovers and grasses which follow.
For wheat, oats, Stubble, or corn,
ground is usually narrowed a courir
OF times with or without blowing, and
then the seed is Sown with no special
thought or preparation for the small
timothy seed which is planted mt the
same time. Sometimes couple OF
hundred pounds, more or less, OF COM
mercial fertilizer and little lime Is
used, but the practice is by no means
uniform.
Because clover follows Immediately
after the wheat crop some attention
should be given to this crop. 1t is
the soil builder Of the rotation and
deserves good treatment and all pos
sibla encouragement. 1t Is very i'm
portant that the soil be sweetened by
the liberal use Of lime. Clover thrives
best in an alkaline soil. 1t is not alb
SOlutely necessary, however, that the
lime be applied prior to planting on
the raw soil because the clover makes
little growth until May and June Of the
following year. 1t is undoubtedly best,
though, because it permits working II
into the soil. If this is done precaution
should be taken to make sure that
the lime is thoroughly Incorporated
with the surface soil and allowed to
remain for four or five days before
planting. When it is impossible or
inconvenient to put the lime on be-
fore planting, 1t should be applied any
time before the wheat Is up three or
four inches the following Spring. 1t
may be profitably applied in mid
winter.
1t must also be remembered in plant
ing wheat that timothy responds to
lime and that the seed is small. 1t
must, therefore. have fine seed bed
In order that small seeds may grow
the earth must pack around them SC
they may obtain sufficient moisture to
start and carry on the process OF
termination and enable the young
plant to work its way through the
soil. Neither timothy nor clover start
well in a lumpy soil. 1t should be
thoroughly prepared and all the Jumps
crushed. Where it Is possible to ap-
ply lime, 1t will do much to assist in
breaking the Jumps. 1t makes the soil
loose and assists in crumbling the hard
pieces Of soil which 80 often prevent
perfect stand.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
CAl0MEL DYNAMITES A
CRASHES INTO SOUR BILE, MAX
ING YOU SICK AND YOU LOSE
II

CRASHES INTO SOUR BILE. MAX
ING YOU SICK AND YOU LOSE
A DAYS WORK.
Caomcl Salivatcs! It's mercury.
Calomcn acts like dynamite on a
sluggish liver. When caIomel
comes into contact with sour bile
it crashes into il, causing cramping
and nausea.
If YOU feel bilious, hcadachy,
constipated and all knocked out,
just 60 to your druggist and get a
bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone for
few cents which is harmless
vegetable substitute for dangerous
calomcl Take a spoonful and if il
doesn't start your liver and straight
en- you up better and quicker than
nasty calomcl and without making
you sick, YOU just go back and get
your money.
If you take calomcl today you'll
be sick and nauseated tomorrow:
besides it may salivatc YOU, while
If YOU take Dodson's Liver Tone
YOU will wake up feeling great. full
of ambition and ready for work or
play. It's harmless, pleasant and
safe to give TO children; they like
H. 10.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29

FOR SALE.-One fine cattle and
sheep ranch. Six miles from Buck
eye station, Pocahontas county, con-
talns 1880 acres; 1900 acres in sod
100 acres in meadow; five barns, two
very large; three dwelling houses.
some good timber, abundance water,
"A great opportunity for any man en-
gagged in stock raising. This fine
property can be bought for the I'M
neard OF low price of $500 DER acre.
Ii interested see or write
A. G.. BRANSFORD.
o'o-'t Hillsboro, W. Va.
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NOTICE. am in the real estate
business at Hillsboro, w. Va. and
nave some very fine blue grass farms
Tor sale. Also some good tracts OF
timber in this locality. You Will 40
well to see me before purchasing
elsewhere. A. G.. BRANSFORD,
Real Estate Broker, Hillsboro, 70,
cahontas county, w. Va. S-15-3t
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5. That We view with alarm the
present condition of illiteracy in
our State. and pledge our best cf-
fort to abolish it.
4. That we favor a greater cm-
phasis of health education i'm our
schools. and that we recommend
medical inspection and the employ
incnt OF county or district health
nurses.
>. That we favor the passaue of
the Smith Towner bill which now
Ponds before Congress and urge
our congressman and Senators TO
support it. We also heartily com
mend our National Government for
It's interest in rural education as
expressed and as provided for fin
ancially in the bill.
q. That we lend our support for
the advancement of the teaching of
agricultural facts and projects as
promoted by the agricultural
Agent, the Farm Bureau, and the
boys and girls clubs.
!. That we favor the dividing of
the institute into sectional meet
lnSs for the afternoon session.
3. We favor teachers pensions.
y. That we tender our sincere
thanks to the instructors for their
helpful instruction and to our
County superintendent of the
teachers during the week.
~. That we express our apDrc-
citation to the people of Lewisburg
for their hospitality and courtcsV
to the teachers during the Institute,
and especially to the management
for the use of Carnegie Hall.
w. +. SCOTT, Chairman.
LILLIAN COLEMAN, Secretary.
REpORT OF MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
We, the teachers of Greenbrier
county, in institute assembled. real
ize that we have lost from our
ranks some Of our most faithful
and we'll beloved co-workers. viz:
Miss FloSsie Bruffey, Mrs. Jonathan
T.. Hcrn. MeSsrS. Wallace B. Knight,
Howard w. Judy, J. w. Nunley,
Wilbur X. Bennett, Bransford {.
Mckeevcr, and Oscar Whanger, and
that we resolve to emulate their
virtues, and desire to express our
sympathy to the relatives and
friends of the deceased. 1t is our
supreme prayer that our acts i'm
life'S great work will be such that
when the death Angel shall call
us, we shall rc-unitc with them in
the Great Beyond"
ALIEN II. THOMPSON, Pres.
r. p. HUME,
SALLIE HUMPHREYS,
Committee.
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GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN.
Burns, David W., Vale.
Burdcttc, Everett, Ronccvcrlc.
Branl, 4. f., UnuS.
Boycc. Randolph, Esty.
Boone, Roy f., Ronccvcrtc.
Burr, Chester, Rcnick.
Bennett, Frank, Frankford.
Burr. Thomas. williamsburg.
Cook, II: NJ, Meetings..
Garter, Winton, Second Greek.
Carter, Simon, Caldwell.
Dunbar. Homer, Kieffcr.
DcitZ, Isaac ~, Kicffer.
Hambrick, Parker, Spring Greek.
Hambrick, Kenneth, Spring Greek
HypeS, J. l,- Roncevertc.
Hedges, French, Smoot.
Hayes, VIM. f., Esty.
Hanna, Alex. H., Esty.
Hume. Bert. p, Esty.
Hedges, Lacy, Smoot.
Hartford, A. c.. Hughart.
Hayes, VIM. b., Lewisburg.
Hanson. Layton. Cornstalk.
Hambrick. Jno. g.. Beard.
Hambrick, Kruger, Spring Greek.
Hull. Moody, Frankford.
Hull. s. j., Frankford.
Farrcn, .lno. A., Smoot
farren, Cary j., Lcwisburg.
ficSh Imam, Clarence, Caldwell.
Flcshman. Waller. Caldwell.
Farrcn. JnO. r., SmOOl.
Johnson. Hugh. Lcwisburg.
Johnson. Dewey. Caldwell.
Mcdowell. VIM. H.. Trout.
McClung, \. b.. Dawson.
McCiung. DIN. Blue Sulphur.
Mcdowell, Emmett, Vago.
McCuiChcon, O. A.. Clintonvillc.
Miller. J. w, Petersburg.
Nunlcy, Ralph. Williamsburg.
NutlCr. Alden S.. Nu;tcrvilIc.
Picrcy. David r., Clintonvillc.
Rifle, WIN. S.. Sunlight
Sncdc9ar, kcnna, Renick
Sheppard, w. r., Smoot.
Sykes. Leonard. Trout.
Shafer. Gilbert, Rupert
Scott. w. T.. l.cwiSburg.
Sncdcgar, !. w, Ecnick.
Seldomridgc. VIM, Vago.
Thompson, Alex. r.. Meadow Bluff
Iuckwillcr, Guy, Lcwisburg.
Thompson, .orcn, Smoot
Turner. Greeley. Rcnick.
Williams. ChaS. B.. Va9o.
Walton, w. g., Modoc.
Walton. Virgic w, Modoc.
Hull. Iva S., Frankford.
Heaster, Emmett, KicTcr.
Thomas, Gladwin. Smoot.
McMillion, Lacy, Julia.
RapD. Doke Carl, Lewisburg.
Richardson, w. f.. Blue Sulphur
Total Go.
COLORED.
Bol ling. T.. A., Lcwisburg.
Bolcn, Walter, Ronccvcrtc.
Bundy, Charles, Anderson.
Robinson, Andrew, Lewisburg.
Pack, Frank, ROncevcric
Seams, Arthur, Lcwisburg.
Total 6.
Grand total 25S.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
WHEAT GROUND <
PREPARATION
Lime the Soil for Wheat Just Be-
fore or After Seeding for the
Glover Crop Which Follows.
The Soil Should Be Well Puiverizeo.

1t is the general practice throughout
the East to sow timothy with wheat
at the time OF planting in the Fall.
and to seed the same ground to clover
the following Spring just as the frost
is coming out of the ground. Probably
seventy-five per cent of the land Sowed
to wheat eacf. Fall is poorly, or a,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29

Scott. Lula b., Caldwell.
Shafcr, Annie, Esty.
Sharp, Gertrude. Meadow Bluff
Sharp, Lydia NJ, Meadow Bluff.
Shields, Virginia f., Frankford.
Shirley, Myrtle NJ, Clintonville.
Slceth, Frances W.. Roncevcrte.
Smith, Helen d., Ronceverte.
Smith, Reba NJ. Ronceverte.
Spraguc, Edith, Frankford.
Surgeon, Margaret, Caldwell.
Thomas. Bessie, SmOot.
ThomaSson, Ada, CornStalk.
Thompson, Ethel NJ, Dawson.
Thompson, Ruth, Meadow Bluff.
Thompson, Ruth, Meadow Bluff.
Trcsscl, Florence, White Sulphur
Tresscl, Helen, White Sulphur.
VasS, Julia, Anderson.
Vaughan, Edith e.. Anderson.
Nicrs, Jennie E.. Trout.
Wallace, Lottic f., williamsburg.
WctZcl. Maggie, Lcwisburg.
White, Anna L., Lewisburg.
White, jamie r., Lcwisburg.
Williams. Cornclia, Organ Cave.
Withrow, Lena NJ, Clark.
Yates. Acic E., williamsburg.
Yates, Ollie, Vago.
Yates, Sallie. Vago.
Gibson, Halle, Ronccverte.
Corrcn. Anna L., White Sulphur.
Fox, Addie c., Crickmcr.
Fox, Mona NJ, Crickmcr.
Neal, Laura, Crickmer.
Bell. Marcic. RichlandS.
Johnson. Ollie S., Lcwisburg.
Seldomridsc, Ethel j., Vago.
Holman. Margaret. Caldwell.
LippS, Madeline. Lcwisburg.
Hill, Rose, Ronccvcrlc.
COLORED.
Brinklcy. Emma, koncevcrtc.
Carter. Willie, Lcwisburg.
Fairfax, Myra. Ronccvertc.
Garrison. Annie, LcwiSburg.
Hill, Georgia. Marlnton.
Jackson, Mamie, LewisburS.
Jackso Callic, LcwiSburg.
Lewis, Bertha. LcwiSburg.
Lewis, Florence, LewiSburg.
Moore, Nicic, Lcwisburg.
Tolivcr. Leila. Lcwisburg.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
INSTITUTE RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLVED, Ihat The program OF
education should aim TO bring
about the following results:
/. A high level Of patriotic and
competent citizenship through the
specific training Of all the children.
2. That we do all we can TO
Ancricanizc the un-Amcrican Gle
mcntS in our country.
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Annual Statement


OF the condition affairs of FARMERS
Green,
Virginia. to the Auditor of West Virginia West
20, business iI..o
\ .pp1,cEIE so.ro,.. - WATTS, rH'C
~ D. AfoS HLI' 3ecrsary VIZ w. Posofice, Richards W
Principal office of the company, Lewisburg W. ",
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
County of Grecnbrier. sc.

PRESIDENT S. of
@ home Fle insurance Company being sworn depo
or himself that they
% So company and that the Of
ABOVE descrbed assets of
a o ce rom hens or claims thereon
me foregoing statement with
ana by them subscribed
VI al the of
ana AFFAIRS OF the said hyfd
a for the
ps OF her knowledge information belief respectfully
E.. S. WATTS
n. S. ARBUCKIE
~ ~ ana subscribed before this 18th 1919
-, HERBERT
MY commission expires Feb 10, 1920
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GENERAL HETEROGENEOUS.

iotal amount of fees and received from
" vi e''i~"ioh ~ ulc: Impossible to
Total ar,ou,, of lo..o : by
'o ,ndouHt OF losses PAID from organization
impossible 10 answer from books by former
e ;oint 49, 4OO0 S41OM
iSs' any scrip other evidence indebtedness? No.
Wnat is the doing Virninio
All VIVA; counties IN West Virginia the
WIS ~ Pocahona (reenbrier, Summers
''"' Nil" Vi kS are DelnS taken? Mainly
Avcrap wen Isolated town
How ,manv os sesi e. u,ouo . s2OOSOl3
adopted the practice
TO "o''o"i"s "heh nee"
i0tai rate OF assessment for
DelnS 10 have small i'm "' >'' ''"'
taken 80 49, WV ~" 'ie "i"'oo Vi lh"ur-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
ASSETS DECEMBER 81. 1918.

Cash Belonging to the company deposited in bank
-, t5ank OF lewSburg and Bank of Creenbrier)
Al other actual cash assets in possession belonging 10
me company, viz: Office furniture and fixtures,
otal actual cash assets in possession per balance
Aggregate amount of all the assets of the COMPANY
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29

LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81 1918
Gross cms for adjusted and unpaid due and to
Gross losses in process of adjustment or in suspense
including all reported and supposed losses
Total gross amount of claims or losses
Due and accrued for salaries rent ADVERTISING and f
r, agency and other miscellaneous expenses "
Due and 10 become due for borrowed money ST o0O M.
intrest thereon, $38.4S ' ''0'
Total amount of all liabilities
Net assets
Total gross assets
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
INCOME DURING 1918.

Amount of actual cash Dec 81 o
Gas 10 statement of previous ..o
Amount received HlS7
mentS, Sl,2l913 membership ...
Borrowed actually
Income received from all other
amount of income actually 800
the in cash Observation-Disclosures
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
EXPENDITURES DURING 1918

EXPENDITURES DURING 1918.
amount actually paid for losses during the wear
Paid for salaries fees, and all other charges of officers
clerks agents, and all other EMPLOYEES
BORROWED money actually repaid during the year
All other payments and expenditures, viz Interest on
s2O2l2; rent $3.50 all other expenses si22.09'
aggregate amount of actual expenditures during the
year in cash .
Balance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-17
WANTED-HELP.
roRTER-Middle-aged man. Apply Keith's


Theater.
PORTER-Half days work. with references
Emile. L213 Connecticut ave.
, POSITIONS OPEN for young men the very
day they finish our course. A number OF let
tiers are received every week from our grad
yates. who are in different parts of the world.
telling of the fine times they are having as
wireless operators in the merchant marine.
| And they never failed to express their appre-
, citation of the high standard of the training
they received at the SERVICE RADIO
SCHOOL. at 90O-2 Pa. ave- These young men.
some of whom never earned more than $40 to
800 per month, were placed in positions worth
500 more a month: their chances for rapid
promotion to higher salaries are excellent: at
the same time they are travelling wherever
they desire to go and seeing the world. Why
can We not serve you and get you out OF the
rut? 1t is very simple matter, we charge a
very moderate tuition fec, and the course OF
study will take only about sixteen weeks OF
your time five days in the week for two hours.
either in the morning or the night class. 1t
goes without saying that this is the leading
radio school of the country. head and Shout
ders above all others. Every one knows that.
as good work is known from Maine to
Mexico. Drop in and talk it over. or just
phone us for catalog SERVICE RADIO AL1t
Out-of-town parties are requested to write for
our correspondence course catalog.
SALESM N-Live, active,
wanted, to represent reliable
New York house; city and to
travel; experience not essential;
permanent position and good
pay weekly. Call room 120,
McGill bldg. 9th and G SITS. NV.
SEVERAL young men for ship
ping room; those having expert
ence preferred; good salaries.
Apply at once to Mr.. Dobrin,
Manager,
GOLDENBERG'S.
9TH and K SITS. NV.
SHIPPING CLERK.ExpeIieneed; permanent
position Capitol Ken Ming Co. Arlington juno
SIN MEN to sell goods on trains, SIS cash
security end blue suit required. Union News
Co.. office No. 3. basement Terminal Station.
cast side street entrance. 19'
sTENoG man. active and
wideawake. between ages Is and 25 years;
high school education or equivalent with
stenographic ability, sufficient; good oppor-
f9s Of
Paper Mfg. Co.. Potomac and X SITS. NV.
STENoGRAPHER (young mani with knowl-
edge of bookkeeping necessary; splendid op-
portun ps o. Apply in own handwriting. Ad
STENOGRAPHER = Extra
rapid; good pay; permanent position: in pur-
chasing agents office. Virginia Shipbuilding
Corporation, Alexandria, Va; only men who
can take rapidly and read without faltering
need apply to Employment Manager. IT.
sTENOG on large stock
farm: comfortably furnished home. Reming-
ton Typewriter office. Tuesday am. IT.
TAILOR for mems clothing; by
large mercantile establishment.
Address Box 337-H, Star office.
TINNERS-Two union timers.
Ehret Roofing and Mfg. Co., 116
= st. ne. IN
Pa. ave. Sc. 90
TIMERS HELPERS-Three steady work,
good wages. Grafton &. Son, Washington Loan
and Trust Bldg, room 912.
UNION CARPENTERS; also helpers, SOC hour.
18th and Franklin SITS. pc. It,
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&c Cash a Word

&c Cash q WOrQ
The rate in Washington and vicinity
for advertising In The star under the
following popular clnssificati tons Is
cents n word when cash is paid in nd
vance at the business Office. 11th street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
For Sale Miscellaneous.
Wanted Situations.
Business Opportunities.
I Poultry. Pets and Live Stock.
Wanted Miscellaneous.
No advertise ment accepted for less
than - cents eBch inSe. ticn.
Apartments and hcus"s TO- rent nnd
wanted and other real estate and gen
err, classifrations are charged for by
the line of words.
Lowest charge is for lines OF Is
words or less. Rates: fSc. on t'm"'
SIC two times: SLIT. tar"c times;
$50. seven times Zone werk,. Acdi-
tionaI lines of words each in same
proportion.
No advertising can he charged with
out first arranging at The Star Office to
open an account.
For the convenience Of patrons cash
Advertisements may be- left at any one
OF tne DTdnCn Offices uS'eu Dtio".
NORTHWEST.
End and Mass. Ave. Hygeian Pharmacy.
Bird and Indiana Ave-, Butler 4 Field
Pharmacy.
18th and X Sts.. Goldenbcr='s Time
Clerks Desk).
9th and U Sts.. McT;uire's Pharmacy.
f4th and r SITS. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-. Pearson Fhar-
macy.
21xt and q SITS. Quiglev Pharmacy.
2Jth and PENNSYLVANIA Ave-, lierbst
Pharmacy.
Holmesd and Otis Places. Holmead
Pharmacy.
1901 l. ST.. Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and Eye SITS. kenealy
Pharmacy.
18th and East Capitol SITS. Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
9Th and Eve Sts.. Wcllrr's Pharmacy.
With and Pa. Ave, Feaiey's Pharmacy.
18th ENd Pa. Ave, Snyser's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wisconsin Ave. and NJ ST., O'Donnens
Pharmacy.
eSth and 7 SITS, Pride's Pharmacy.
seth and NJ SITS weller'S Pharmacy.
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ADvERTISING-One of the highest paid 'adver-
tisng men in Washington will give lessons pri-
vately evenings to limited number of pupils;
, excellent opportunity to learn this fa~cinat-
| ing. -emunerative profession under the personal
guidance Of a successful advertising man.
Write for appointment. Address Box Cts,
| Star office. ~
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FOUND.

DOG, brown and black. part Newfoundland.
Address Fox 122-S, Star office.
kID GLOvE-On Pa. ave. car, Thursday even
ing. 40 II 81 ne
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sALEsMEN-Ten Intelligent statesmen to han
die an article Of great merit wanted by all
business men and firms in Washington; good
pay from day Of starting Cal any evening
this week from to at McGill bldg, 9Oa
G st. NV. Room 3G2. IT.
SALESMEN-write for list Of openings and
full particulars. Earn 81 600 to $10.O 600 yearly.
Big demand for men. Inexperienced or expert
enced. City travelling. Natl Salesmen's
Tr. Assn. Dept. 3s1. Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman to market
popular line of athletic underwear and night
wear to retail trade, in Virginia, by leading
manufacturer in middle west: either salary
and expense or commission basis; state quail
fcatiors and salary requirements in first com
nanieaton. Address Bax 1b7-ss Star otaca.
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DANCING-Ten young ladies to assist teach
ers; good dancers; evenings; steady employ
ment. 434 7th st. NV, New York Academy.
S3s
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ACDITORS-Income tax work should be your
best business asset. Complete and thorough
course. Open every evening. Stewards Bush
ness College. 1902 + St. NV. Main S671.
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ACCOUNTANTS wANTED-We have several
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ACCOUNTANCY-I want to interview several
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This organization has trained more accountants
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MARSHALL business Brokers. 313 n. Y. ave.
Moving picture theater. modern bldg; op-
portunity for experienced man; rent. 500. We
are in a position to sell you this reasonable.
See Mr.. Marshall.
Marshall business Brokers. 913 n. Y. ave.
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shop. complete equipment: old-estabiished;
money maker; difference of partners reason for