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Evening star., 1919-04-13

MEN-Do you want to earn money in your
spare time: We hare a wonderful offer to
make ambitious men and women; no previous
experience necessary; money required.
Write today for plans. American Products Co.,
1888 American bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
MEN In soda water plant to wash and All bot
ties; inexperienced men desired. who are will
ing to learn the work. Box 1241, post Office.
15s
MEN, or 8 active, for window cleaning and
help on other work; salary, from s. so to IS
q day. Apply w. C. Hurdle, 1868 Avon pl
NV, between 30th and 3lst and O and SITS.
14s
MEN. three. to 60 on road salary and com.
mission; ex-service men preferred. Call COS
Continental Trust bldg, city. between 80
MEN. two. to do rough work in automobile
paint shop; steady job; SIS per week. f. j.
Stocking Son. 9c6 Ut. NV.
MEN. inexperienced. to qualify for brakenien.
frt men, $1JO-$2OO monthly; write, send stamp
Railway Asso. Address Box 337-A, Star ONCE. .
NIGHT COOK. experienced. at Curb Lunch.
716 H st. ne. Will pay $50 per week and
hoard. l4s
OFFICE BOY, white, 16: willing to work $40
a week to start. Apply 413 Woodward bldg. .
ORGANIsT-Oapable Of playing photoplays.
Apply Leader Theater.
OXY-ACETLYENE WELDER-Must be expe.
rienced on cylinders and crank cases. Day
Welding Co. 43 Summer court NV. 15s'
PAINTERS-Experieneed on automobiles high
est wages; steady work. +. ]. Stocking & Son,
S26 st. NV: 49,
Evening star., 1919-04-13
Telephone
Switchboard

OpcIdloi
With hotel or other
business experience. in
yolving frequent long
distance calls.
Good working con-
ditions, day work, rea-
: sonable hours, ele-
waiting surroundings.
Permanent position
with high-c(ass organ
ization.
Apply, between IL
and 1 or after 5
O'Clock. to Mr.. M0ul-
ton, Chamber of Com
merce of U. s. A.,
Room 701, Riggs build
ing.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

FURNITURE salesman; first
class; permanent position; at
tractive salary for capable man.
Apply Mr.. Strauss, National
Furniture Co., 633-635 H St NV.
COLE INSTRUCTIONS wanted BY gentleman
evenings. Address Box 14o-B. Star office. 14'
HOUsEMAN, colored good wages. Appiy
Housekeeper, Cairo Hotel. Q St bet. 18th
and 17th
HOCSEMAN, colored, for dining room and gen
eral housework. 1422 Mass. ave. NV. 1s'
HoUSEMAN tgood) and trst-class bellboys
Apply to the porter. Dewey Hotel.
ICE FULLER; steady work. New Arcade Co.,
14th and Park road
1STEKVlEWERS-Fifte live-wire interview.
ers. discharged soldiers preferred, to gather
data for our roster of II. C. soldiers and
ais sailors average. SIS day for five hours
st. NV, Wednesday, April 16. from 10 am.
to pm.
JANITOR wanted for large church; must have
experience. Address with full particulars Boz
1873 B. Star Office. 13s
JANITOR-with knowledge Of fre boilers
references. American Realty Co.. 706 11th NV.
LABORERS for road work, 50. Meet me :srd
and Pa. ave-, Monday. am. Grif.
MAN in each town to refnish chandeliers.
brass beds. automobiles by new method. SIC
daily without capital or experience; an OF
spare time; every household, store and office
possible customer = field unlimited in this big
money making business. Write for free par.
ticulars and proofs. Gunmetal Co., 80 Elm,
Decatur. Ill
NAN as driver and salesman on soda waite,
wagon: wages and commission paid. Box 1241
Evening star., 1919-04-13
MAN for washroom helper ;
good pay, steady position. Ap-
ply Dupont Laundry, 2535 Sher-
man ave.

MANAGER.
LARGE MERCANTILE CONCERN HAS
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE OPENINGS FOR
MEN SEEKING PERMANENT CONNHC-
BUSINESS. MUST BE ENERGETIC, NOT
OYER 80 YEARS OF AGE, HAVE FAIR
EDUCATION AND BE READY TO TAKE
COURSE OF TRAINING TO FIT THEM
SELVES TO BECOME MANAGERS. PAST
RECORD WILL BE THOROUGHLY IN
EESTIGATED. MERCHANDISE KNOWI~
EDGE AND EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE,
But NOT Absolutely ESSENTIAL. IF
YOU ARE EXPECTING TO BUILD FOR THE
AGE. CHURCH AFFILIATION. PAST EN-
PLOYERS AND WAGES RECEIVED. APPLI-
CATION WILL BE CONSIDERED CON-
F1DENT1AL AND IF CONSIDERED FA-
VORABLY APPOINTMENT MADE FOR PER-
SONAL INTERVIEW. ADDRESS BOX
2S9-B, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGENT WANTED for Maryland and Wasins-
len by manufacturers and importers of laces.
dies neckwear, brassieres. etc. We want
clean-cut and well connected man who is
hustler to call ON department and general
stores. Liberal commission paid weekly. and
|. drawing account for expenses to reliable party.
= State experience, references. Address p. D.
BOX 151. Asdison Square, New Ysek city 3
Evening star., 1919-04-13

WE require at once the Services
of a registered drug clerk; quail
fed to keep drug store open at
night; hours from 10 pm. to 7
am; will pay good salary. Ap-
ply Tyree & Co., 18th and H
StS- ne
Evening star., 1919-04-13
Mimeograph
Stencil Cutter

ASSAo
Stencil Cutter
Good working condi-
tions, elevating sur
roundings.
Permanent position
with high-class bust
ness organization.
Apply, between 1.
and l or after 8
O'Clock. to Mr.. Moul
ton. Chamber Of Com
merce of q. s. A.,
Room 701. Riggs build
ing.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

ADVERTISEMENT SOLICITOR
to take care of Washington and sur
rounding territory. Write experience.
giving telephone number.
Lee Lash. Hotel willard,
Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1919-04-13
SALESMEN.

EXCEPTIONAL spare-time opportunity
earn so day selling oil stock of comps
rxferenced by three national banks. PHI
Mr. Smale. after p.m.. Main 1921.
EXPERIENCED INSIDE SALES
MAN FOR HOUSEHOLD RE-
FRIGERATOR AND SPECIALTIES
DEPT MAN CAPABLE OF
EVENTUALLY TAKING CHARGE
OF DEPT. STATD EXPERIENCE
AND REFERENCES.
OTTENHEIMER BROS,
pAVTVM0PE Mn
Evening star., 1919-04-13

TYPIST-Nice position. sos Riggs bldg. 18th
and & SITS. nv. a4e
Evening star., 1919-04-13

Acknowledgement kitchen apron: needs no
Ia iaundering; every housewife buys; dainty, dura-
BILE. economical; big money: sample free.
Thomas Mfg. Co., 7O4 Round st., Dayton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

WAREHOUSEMEN = White !;
38c per hour. Apply Mr.. Langy-
lher, American Railway Express,
ed and I ne.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGENTS make big profits selling our extracts
perfumes. cold creams. face powders, Spices
medicines. etc; beautiful high-grade line; e1-
elusive territory: sample soap free. Lacassian
Co.. Dept. 141, st. louis. Mo.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

CRG4NIsT-Capable Of playing photOplays.
Apply Leader TheateE.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

spring raineoats. 80
waterproof; first sea-
no investment; outfit
29O6 Bey ST., Dayton.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGENTS enrn $500 monthly with our wonder
ful line of mems tailored neckwear: perma
nent, digni6ed, money making business Elk
>eckwear Co. Palmer bldg, Detroit, Mich. .
Evening star., 1919-04-13

MAKE 81 AN HOUR taking orders for Good
year fast-selling. guaranteed raincoats; profit
in advance: sample coat free: write for terri
i tory. Goodyear Mfg. Co.. 9ss Liilis bldg,
Kansas City No
Evening star., 1919-04-13
WANTED-HEIP.
q AGENTS.

AGENTS-We pay you $3 an hour to sell
made measure Liberty storm coats. The best
combination topcoat and raineoat in the coun-
try: can be worn in fair as well as stormy
weather: liberal commissions in advance; no
delivering or collecting; sample coat and out
fit free. Write today. The Liberty Raincoat
n Dayfou (bhio
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGESTS-To handle Simplex burners; wonder
ful summer seller; retails SIS; over 1909 profit
we advertise for You in your local paper; new
selling plan: agents make SIS per day. Sim
p'ex Gas Plants Co., South Clinton ST., Chi
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGENTS for Secret of Beauty toilet prep
aratiOn; large profits; quick sales; fine repeat
err; sample and terms free Heron Co., Dept.
ri. Cleveland. Ohio.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGENT-SeIl reversible spri
in-1" style; new, novel. wat
son; many other styles; no
free. Parker Mfg. Co.. .2906
lhio
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGESTS-Big pay and free automobile intro
ducing wonderful new gasoline saver pnncture-
proof, hve-year spark plugs and other econom-
ical auto necessities. Outfit free. l. BaIlwey
l42. Sta. L I0uisyiile Ky
Evening star., 1919-04-13

AGENTS-S40-$10O week; free samples; gold
sign letters, any one can put store win
dows; big demand: liberal offer to general
agents. Metallic Letter Co., 43J n. Clark
Evening star., 1919-04-13

aGENTS-2OOHe profit; wonderful little article:
something new; sells like Yildfre; carry right
in pocket. Write at once for free sample. Al
bert Mills. GenI Mgr. 1O3 American bldg
Cincinnati Ohio.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

MEN operating sugar puff waffle machines earn
! S:3J to so daily: machines. priced. SO TO
$780, on trial. Talbot Mfg. Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

NiESTS-$6O a week to travel by automobile
md introduce 300-candlepower cOal-oil lantern
for farmers, dairymen. hueksfers, gardeners,
contractors. Army camps, etc; write for par
iiculars. Thomas Mfg. Co., 51O6 Post ST., Day
Evening star., 1919-04-13

$500 PER MONTH selling a new patented fuel
vaporizer, guaranteed to save up to 500 in
gasoline; 40 miles per gallon made with Ford
car; sold on money-back guarantee; one Sam
pie free. Stransky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana,
Evening star., 1919-04-13

EXCELLENT sALARIEs paid 70 perss..
trained as practical draftsmen at the Colum.
bia School of Drafting. Learn In your spare
time. night or day. individual instruetiea.
School in session all year: can enter any time;
better do It now. Big demand for our grad.
yates. Free catalogue sent on request. Call,
Drafting. 1lth and g sts. ~.
FOREMAN-Good working foreman ony1farm
near Warrington, married. Address ROBIN g.
81 \ st A. --.-... IA
Evening star., 1919-04-13

I'VE REQUIRE the services of
experienced statesmen in our
boys clothing department; the
compensation will be satisfac-
tory and the position permanent
to competent men. Apply to
manager, Saks & Co..
Evening star., 1919-04-13

LARGE FIRM of certified public accountants
is giving a very thorough and practlcai course
in accounting, and would like to get In touch
with several desirable men and women Who
aim to make accounting their profession IN NE
You cannot take our course IN taDiolu IoIn,
before retiring at night expect to AVOID
studying text books, as we are preparing our
students to practice accounting. Those desiring
to qualify are requested to address win par
ticulars as to education, age ant experience
BOX 296-B. Star :ffice. 10
ALTERATION HANDS for ladies' suits.
schwab. Inc, Ebbitt Hotel bldg: l3.
A MAN in grocery with without ex-
pcricnce. Apply at Az 4th st: Sc:
AN EXPERIENCED real estate salesman:
splendid opportunity. Walter A. Brown, GA
14th st. NV.
fer white boy to learn paying trade: 81
week to start; rapid advancement. National
Capital Press. 81 1lth st. NV.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, good design
er; state experience and salary expected. II. E.
Yessler. Architect, Hagerstown. Md. 13e-
ARE YOO mecnanicaaly inclined: Lean .
trade Learn ,Rso s,sct;s sue1 and ar
instruction, in weeks. Army school now ope.
to you. Same Instructors. equipment ane
used in training so %, 'Gdef Sia f,.s
Ioeue, Tells whole story. Sweeney Auts
school. department s27. Sweeney bldg. kaasa'
A SIGHT OF THE WORl-D. 1nciuoinS its III
teresting peoples, beautiful cities and many
wonders. is a great education; Such treat
is in store for young men entering the radie
field and becoming wireless operators. The life
of a merchant marine operator is one OF thrills
and adventures. We qualify you for these
positions. and it requires only couple Of
hours time daily for five days in the week
during our IA weeks course. Our charge foi
tuition is reasonable, and payments may pe
made on your own terms. As soon you OBJ
tain the first grade commercial license we take
an interest in trying to place you In good
position with the best pay. Many operators
are needed, and after the signing Of the peace
treaty the wireless system will be extensively
adopted by commercial corporations, thereby
creating another large demand for capable men
and women in all branches Of this new profes.
sion. Positions pay $40 per month and all
living expenses. Inspectors get $1.9O to
s.. 500. Does your present position pay as
much? We are at your service, and another
class Of beginners will start Monday, the 14th.
SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL, 902 Pa. ave. NV.
hone Franklin 1914.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER and rent clerk in
reel estate office: salary 81 600 per annum.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

'HOw TO START in Business for YOURSELF
is a little book sent free by a large hosiery
manufacturer selling its entire output through
special representatives direct to the wearers:
it shows you how to build "for keeps and
how to make up to s., 400 year, as some are
doing. Write for it today.
CLOVIS Knit Hosiery Co..
philadrlnhia
Evening star., 1919-04-13

ARE YOU MAKING $40 to 500 daily: Man
or woman start anywhere; no experience neces-
sary: raw materials cost you IS cents for w:
retails. so cents each $45; make and sell
5000 weekly; made 500 one day: Sl,2oo one
month. Craycroft, Fresno, Cal.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

MIRACLE MOTOR GAS-Amazes motorists: Sc
worth equals gallon gasoline: eliminates car
bon: 3OOos profit IsOm, Idaho. wires: ''Ship
800 packages: made $40 yesterday Samples
free. Chas. A. Butler, Sec'y, Dept, 105, To-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
YORK COUNTY FAIR

Under threatening skies, that later
developed rain and mist the annual
York county fair at Rock Hill opened
"wednesday and will be in progress
Throughout the remainder of the week
to-day being known as educational day
land hundreds of children from the va
Ifious public schools Of York county
are expected to be in attendance since
practically all of them have declared o
Holiday for the occasion. The fail
grounds tomorrow are to be turned
tover to me negroes, 1t Is understood
tand another large crowd is expected
| Exhibits of social, commercial, agrl-
tcultural and Industrial progress OF
4 York county displayed at the fair are
1.-THE most numerous and most varied
perhaps ever held at the annual YORK
County show. The number OF exnipi:
tors is perhaps the largest .eyel
Known and Willie the great majority
| lbfVthem are people living in Rock Hi
land the communities nearby, still ey;
| cry section of the county Is more OF
less Nell represented. Y,
Exhibits of livestock proved iunhsu.
ally Interesting and attractive U
those who visited the fair grounds yes:
fterday. The long cattle sheds at tn
tfair grounds are filed to overfowine
with fine specimens. 4, of dairy cattle
land bbeeffs cattle the best being o.
fdairy type with Guernseys predomi'
fhating. !.
| = Exhibits of farm products, housed II
III big tent was the largest and mos
\ fcohnplete assortment perhaps, ever ex'
| fhibfted in Rock Hill, and the numbel
Eof Industrial exhibits was also TIT
\ largest ever known.
Z One. of the most striking exhibits a
Ethe fair, are the, community booths. 81
nearly equally attractive are they tina
\ the Judges had much difficulty In ar
jriviTg at an award Of ribbons. How,
4 ever Mt. Holly was finally awarded
Ifirst; Gold Hill second and Newport
third.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
TO CHANGE PUBLICATION TIME

From and after this issue the publ
cation hour of The Enquirer will be
changed from o'clock Tuesday and
Friday mornings to 8 o'clock Tuesday
and Friday afternoons.
Under this change the paper will &c
out on the rural routes from Yorkville
and practically every other post ofhce
in the county on "Wednesday, and Sat
urday instead of on Tuesday and Fri
day as now.
The paper will be delivered to sub
scribers in Yorkville as soon as possl-
BILE after publication at least within an
hour, and it will be in the Yorkville
postoffice, in time to catch all outgoing
railway fnails next following the pnp-
lication hour.
Contract advertisers are advised
that all changes of copy must be II
this office by noon of the day previous
to publication to ensure appearance 1T
the issue following, and no transien,
advertising will be accepted a1tei
noon on publication days.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24

Beginning of the .Insurares .ldsa--
A game of cards Is said ia! have aus
gested the system Of life insurance.
now so Universal tta ~. " t.sspi.s5 tsss 9 q
A Flemish sinoblemah IN the nth
century tried to divide eduitahly TIP,
cash staked upon an interrupted gapte
Of chance. He was helped I'M his at
tempt BY Pascal, a distinguished
French mathematician. who solved the
problem, I. 81
The idea can be illustrated BY the
throwing of dice, the chance Of turn
ing up an ace being one out Of ok. I'M
a large. number of throws, the schaHces
are in the same proportion. From this
Pascal laid down, the propostti lon that
resuIts which have happened in.a given
number OF observed cases will again
happen In similar circumstances pro-
vided the numbers be sufficient for the
proper working Of the law, of average,
The life of a person is one of the
greatest uncertainties. but the duration
or rate Of mortality, Of a. number Of
persons may be. predicted with the
greatest accuracy by comparison with
the observed result among o sufficient
ly large number Of persons, Of. similar
ages and occupations and subject. 70
similar climate Influences. s.@5I, ,oliisville
Courier Journal =, -, -.
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woMAn,s MISSIONARY UNION

with practically every church rep
resented by regularly accredited dele
gates as well as number Of other
visitors, the annual, meeting OF the
Won1an's Missionary Union ;. or the
Associate ReformedS Presbyterian
church was held in the A. r., +:
Shntch IN Gastonia,, last Tuesday and
Wednesday the numerous delegates
and visitors being entertained by the
Hdies of the Gastonia church and
other friends. Perhaps the most i'm
portant action of the convention was
That taken Tuesday afternoon when II
wasi decided to divide the Presbyterian
as was done some time ago with 'tpe
First 'Presbytery Of the church. After
some little discussion 1t, was decided
"a divide the Presbyterial into two
ssnarate bodiesAore to} be known as
Ethe Wornan's Missionary Union Of the
First Presbytery and to include all the
societies Of North Carolina, the other
TO be called the w. M. u OF ;CataWpa
Presbytery and to include the various
local organizations in South Caroiina'
f. The convention was opened Iues-
day morning with a welcome TO Visit
sides. Mrs. A. G. Brice OF Chester,
Responded. ~ \ u
qshe prssident, Mrs. D. A. Garrison,
then delivered her address,
Miss MARY Less1ie, missionary to
indin. addressed the convention, tell
ing Of the work of missions in that
Miss Mabel Poston of Statesville and
Mrs. J.. H. Kennedy Of Gastonia read
renorts recording and corresponding
secretaries, respectively.
Reports were also received from
Mrs, W./D. Glenn of Yorkville, or
phanage secretary; Mrs. A. y. Brlce
Of Chester, Presbyterial = secretaIy, tl
Mrs. w. w. Parkinson OF Wnite oaR'
| literature secretary; Mrs. ~ =. %.
Dinner was served on the church
grounds both days while the Presby-
teriar was In session.
chester was selected as the place
for holding the Catawba PresbyteTial
in October, 1920. The First Presby-
teriaf will meet next in Statesvtlle,
North Carolina.
iOaicers to serve Catawba Presby-
terry the ensuing year were elected as
follows: President, Mrs. w. M.
Patrick, White Oak; first vice presi-
dent and junior secretary; Mrs. Rod
dey Miller, Rock Hill; second vice
president and foreign mission secre-
tary, Mrs. w. H. Flenniken, Winns-
boro: third. vice president, home mis-
sions secretary and district manager,
Mrs. w. d. Glenn, Yorkville; litera-
ture secretary, Mrs. w. w. Parkinson,
white Oak; Memorial director, Mrs.
]. T. Bigham, Chester; recording sec
retary, Mrs. w. c. Miller, Chester;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. M. II.
White, Chester; orphanage secretary,
Miss Bessie Barron, Yorkville; gem
Eeral treasurer; Mrs. e. b, Hunter sha-
ron. v
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.

< Mrs. A. C. Hargett Of Chester. spent
Sunday with relatives and friends In
Yorkyille. .rs@ ~ ~
Miss Rachel Wylie Of Yorkville,
visited relatives and friends In. Rock
Hill, this week. fil
DR. NJ. J. Walker who has been
spending several days in Baltimore,
has returned to his home In Yorkville,
\ Mrs. j. o. Allison Of Yorkville. has
returned home. after q week IN Baltis
more, Md. ,5., s ',.9s -. Ets>a
Mr.. C...F. Sherer of Yorl<ville. has
returned home from the >Gastopia hos
pital where he has been for the past
T. Mrs. George Jenkins, and little
daughter, Helen, of Laurens, and Mrs.
RS. Riddle, Of No! 2 Clover, spent
Tuesday in Yorkville with relatives.
Dr.. w. w. Fennelr of Rock Hill
spenc several days in New York, this
week attending the Clinical Congress
of the American College of Surgeons.
Mrs. w. T.. Barber Of Greenville,
visited the familyltof her father, Mr.,
r. e. Montgomery in Yorkvfffe, this
week.
A. M. Wallace, for some time past
in the employ OF the Gulf Paving Conn
pany in Yorkville has taken O. position
with the Courtney Tractor Company
there. ~ " ~ - ~ 4
Mr.. Reuben Mcconnell, well, known
citizen of McC cConnellsville had the mis-
fortune to break his arm while crank
ing Ford a few days ago. The IN
jured member is healing nicely.
Blakely Plexico who for some time
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24

It is worth the while OF every farm
er In, this county not. only to, keep his
own surplus cash in the bank; but to
persuade everybody else he can in
finenee to. do the same thing. Why ?
in the first place, the bank lis the only
safe place in which to keep money,
and fnlthe second place the owner Of
the, money runs less risk from future
Misunderstanding when he, pays by
check instead Of cash. BUT that is
by no means all. Cash IN o. tpockek
book or, a stocking, or, under the hearth
or even in an iron safe Is idle and
tunproductive. representing nothing on
earth except so many dollars that
could be at work. Cash In the bank
is. always at work, working fof' some
body, and everybody including the
owner, gets benefit from, that work. It
lis the cash that the seller Of cotton,
for instance, puts in the bank that
enables some other fellow to hold cot
ton. The cash that the bank lends to
people of push and energy enables
those people to keep their push and
energy in action, and whenever push
and energy are in action somebody gets
the benefit of 1t. By. all means every
surplus dollar that anybody has should
be deposited in the banks where it can
be Kept busy and useful. ..
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