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Evening journal., 1919-08-29
ENTERrAIN usnERS CLUB.

The Ushers' Club. Of the Wilmington
Community Chorus. was entertained
on Wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs l.. NJ. Roberts The evening was
spent in music and dancing. Several
piano selections were given by Miss
lone Schilling and Mrs Frank Craig.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Craig, Miss lone Schilllng.
Mrs. James Flanagan. Mrs. sarah Mil
lar, Mrs. Alice Boucher, Mrs. Francis
Morrow. Henry Boys, Walter Conner.
Bruce Millar Herbert Kenton and Wal
lace Douglas.
Plans were made by the ushers for
a surprise at the sing next Tuesday
evening. It is planned 10 hold a dance
in the fan for the benefit Of the Wi
Community Chorus.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
BREAK STRIKE AT
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. % United
Press. san Francisco railroad yard
men returned 90 work today, clearing
the san Francisco bay district Of rail-
road strike troubles Although railroad
men at Los Anglese continued 10 strike
in sympathy with the Pacific Electrical
strikers, the prediction was heard that
they would end the strike sometime
this afternoon.
It was believed the ultimstum Of
Rail Director Hines and Of the brother
hood chiefs naming saturday morning
as the time when the government aided
by the brotherhoods would operate the
trains would have the desired results.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
BOXER DEAD AFTER
KNOCKOUT BLOW

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. % United
Press. Fred IIaefling, well-known
boxer OF Nilkesbarre, Pa. who was
seriously injured in a bout here last
night, died early today in the city hos
pit3l.
Haening was knocked out in the
eighth round Of his bout with X. o.
Circus lMichael Aduca), OF Pitisburg.
and was carried from the ring. uncon-
scious. IL was believed then that his
collapse came from exhaustion and the
impact OF the fatal blow.
Circus and Referee Sam Lewis were
held for the inquest TO determine Cir
Gus responsibility for lIaenngs death.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
MAC Nance FAMILY
In PARK REUNION

The annual reunion OF the MscNamee
family was held yesterday at Brandy
wine Springs Park Most Of the family
arrived at the park by Il o'clock, and
at noon a family dinner was served in
the pavilion.
There were present about 100 persons.
There was no special program set for
the day. but the members OF the family
enjoyed The time socially. A supper
was served at o'clock. and the eve
ming was enjoyed in the park.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
PITTSBURGH CAR
MEN BACK TO WORE

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aus % United
Press Normal electric car service
was resumed here at o'clock, the
striking carmen having voted 20 accept
tho war labor boards award Of an in
crease Of six cents an hour. The men
have returned 10 work under protest
after two weeks Of striking.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
FIGHT STARTED OVER
PATRIOTIC SONG

AZ an outgrowth OF the trouble at a
sing" at seventh and Lincoln streets
several nights ago. when Guida Angel
leli Is said 90 have refused TO take on
his hat when "The Spanglcd Ban
ner" was played. Nicholas Niscount
was arrested yesterday on charge OF
assault and battery on Angelleti
In Municipal Court this morning the
case was continued until Tuesday at
the defendants request. Niscount Is
alleged 10 have struck Angelleli and
broken his glasses because Of his at
iltude
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
BRANNER FACES
SERIOUS CHARGES

Daniel Branner was held In 5000 bail
by Judge Churchmm, In Municipal
Court this morning for a hearing to-
morrow morning on two charges OF
improper conduct. Ro-e Haggerty and
Naomi Alexander were each held In
$500 bail as material witnesses.
Branner asked for a continuance un-
Oh tomorrow to obtain counsel.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
NETERANs ELEcT 0rrIcERs.

The following officers were elected at
yesterdays annual reunion of the First
Delaware Battery at Shellpot Park /:
President. Robert Liddell; -presi-
dent. Henry Massey; treasurer. w. w.
Lackey; secretary. Alfred Rumford; as
sisiant secretary, Louis Negendank ;
chaplain. William 4. Talley.
Members Of the battery expressed
themselves as having enjoyed their out
ing and look forward TO that Of next
year
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
FIRE N RAsEMENT.

Fire Of unknown origin threatened
the property Of No. J0i Market street
about this morning, but quick work
on the part of flremen who responded
10 an alarm from Box y" f. n~'venird
the flames spreading. The alarm was
struck by Robert inoma,. ol No. ~
Lancaster avenue. who wa, passing the
place at the time and discovered the
fire i'm the basement OF the building
occupied by nominick palenclo as a
barber shop. The damage was slight.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
TYSON SILL SERInIis.

Physicians at the Delaware Hospital
early this afternoon said that the con-
dition Of Frank Tyson, Of No 1900 Lam
caster avenue, who was burned in an
explosion Of gasoline at the White
Brothers garage, at Front and Orange
streets yesterday, was unchanged.
Jacob Rudwick, OF No. i220 King St,
who was burned at Tn same time. was
said to be improving at the hospital.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
COLLECT FI'ND ron CHURCH.

In regiment rally hold by 81. James
4. L. VI. P Church. Mary Jenkins
commander Of the First Regiment, col
lected $500. and George Benson. COM
mander Of the second Regiment. col
lected sj397 The pastor and congre-
cation extend thanks 10 an the con
lributors
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
Two FINED ron DRUNKENNESS.

Denying a charge Of drunkenness.
Samuel Ferris, in Municipal Court this
morning. declared that man had
"doped him and robbed him OF $50 %
lie was fined $40 and costs.
Patrick McGreayy pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF drunkenness and was fined a
like sum.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
INCREASES CAPITAL

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. Aug 20 Charters fled
today included Goldwyn Pictures Cor
poralion. Capital, S20,O00,O0O. To pro-
duce and exhibit moving pictures.
Hamlin-Holmes Motor Co. Capital,
100000
The Pacific Improvement Company,
Brooklyn, y. Y. Capital, s2.OOO,OOO.
Tri-State Steamship Company Of VIII
mington. Increase from s5,0O0OOO 10
SfOOO0OOO.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
MIST PAY WIFE SO WEEKLY

Earl 9. carlisle was Ordered % pay
si2 a week for The support OF his wife
by Deputy Judge Finger in Municipal
Court this morning. Philip L. Garrett,
attorney for Carlisle gave notice that he
would appeal the case.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
LIGHTS OFF FOR AWHILE

UWlng 20 engine iroublo 40 The
Brandywine plant OF the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company
power plant early this morning, the
city lighting system was dlsarranged.
The trouble was soon remedied, how
ever.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
MUZZLE YOUR DOG

Joseph Levy and Herbert II. Hirzel
were each fined s. and costs for allow
ing a dog 20 run at large unmuzzled by
Judge Churchman. in Municipal Court
This morning.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
nICkNSnN.NnING

Miss Josephine NJ. Dickinson and
Harry VI. Young were married at the
residence Of the Rev r. F. Jester. No.
Sii dupont street. at $50 o'clock last
night The groom's mother witnessed
the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1919-08-29
pUPONr sCmo0L To 0pEN.

The Alexis l. dupont school, on tho
Kennelt Pike. VIII open on September
? for the fan term
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MANUFACTURER now marketing highly pro-
6,able patented specially needs secretary
treasurer in incorporating and expanding bust
ness Reference anG moderate investment re-
ouired. Address Box 2S1-R. STIR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04

MAN. co,ored. experienced. for general utility
work Suburban place; good home and
wages. Address BOX S4-R. star Office. -
MAN. Thoroughly reliable. white. to tax"
charge Of garage and stable: must be ex-
perienced in handling and caring for horses.
and lr allie 10 do minor repairing on Ford and
C. NJ. c trucks. Permanent position and good
saiary. Address Iiox ar. star office.
MEN. both young ana middle-agsd. are wanted
for positions wireless operators. inspectors
and radi" aids. coarse in wireless telegra-
ply. Qualifying for tie government flrSt-grade
commercial radio license. is what the SERVICE!
Is giving its students. We are graduating st,,-
Garts every week. and when we say graduate.
mean that they obtain flieir government IL
c.nses. Positions are furnished them imme-
'iiat-!y. either in the aerial mSil. merchant
marine or en- lard. the pay ranging from 5000
per month upward. This ia the youngest radio
school in this country, having been established
only about Il months ago. and III that shoot
time has become the largest radio school in the
world. 1t is not the cheapest school, but the
most expensive things are often the cheapest
in the end. We have grown 10 be the largest
md most important radio school in the country.
owing TO the fact that We spare neither money.
pr thence nor energy 10 give students u most
thorough instruction in the art. Young men IN
this city and rearly every state in the Union
have come to realize this and now get
ting our reward. good radio school has been
badly nr"ded in this country, and we started
ont To m. he this one head and shoulders above
all others. We are now teaching the sys-
ten. the very latest in radio and destined to
soon sunersede all other systems. and We nave
lately been advised by the factory that our
new and complete arc apparatus will be ready
for delivery now in a very few days. when It
will be installed and working in our school
You see, We are not satisfied to be abreast of
The times. but are always endeavoring to reach
out and he inst little ahead. One company
alone has lately asked TO turn ont zoo OPP
orators as early as possible. fully equipped to
handle the new system. This system is NOT
only being used by some of the private steam
ship companies. but will shortly be installed on
--st Stot. sr~
a splendid time to start in on a course, in order
TO be ready for positions early in the spring
All orr graduates are placed in positions the
same day they obtain their license. Call, phone
or write for catalogue and full particulars
SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL. e00S02 Pa. ave
Phone Franklin 1914. 1.-THE LARGEST COM
MERCIAL RADIO SCHOOL IN THE WORLD -
MEN--Two good men. one aIl-round man, for
meat and vegetable business one
frstclass vegetable man to take charge OF
stand in market. Apply 2446 18th st. NV.
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NECkPiECE -Child's brown neckpiece, in the
neigEhCrhOod of eth and Earnum NV. Please
return to a20 Sarnum and receive reward. ga
PACKAGE of clothing, vlIued at $40, Tuesday
aboGt 80 u. m. Frookiard ears Reward
if-retTr.-d to Mrs. J. Y. Norris, 1896 Lawrence
ST NJ. Ernukiar
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FINISIIER.

The Hecht Company require
the services OF a furniture polish
er and fnisher: permanent posi-
ton. Apply Supt.. the Hecht
Company. 9Th st. between E and
F.
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fEARIS-La Tosra: a4-in. silver clasp: dia-
mond set; bet. Raleigh Hotel and Congressional
Library. Return 70 2e1 +. Capitol ST. Phone
Line. 1867. Reward. a.
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MEN AND BOYS, colored, to
work in bowling alley, 9 am. to
s pm; good pay. Recreation,
Gnw


MEN WANTED. white only--The demand for
charEfeurs and automobile mechanics is con-
slant and increasing. BY taking our $40 I'M
limited course of instruction in repairing and
driving you can fit yourself in short time to
ill a position paying from S25 to $50 week.
Day and night classes. National Auto College,
9th and o SITS. NV
MIDDLE-AGED MAN for gasoline 6lling sta
ticn. Penn Oil Co, Rosslyn. Va.
NIGHT CLERKS-Two hours
from E to IL; IL to $50 am.
Hudson Hotel, 132o-31 H st. NV.
PAPERHANGER wanted: Apply yalois Apt,
18th and Mass. ave.
PAPERHANGERS. Pennington & Taylor,
1898 18th.
PATENT OFFICE DRAFTSMAN for New York
Must be efficient: references; S2J per week. ex-
ira work and fare paid one way to commence
chance for share in profits. Address Box 252- Il.
Star Office. g.
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WaNTED-HELP,
AGENTS.
sAG.ESNEN.

EALESMEN-Write for list Of openings and
full particulars. Earn s.. 900 to $1OO 600 yearly.
Big demand for men. inexperienced or expe-
iienced. City travelling. Natl. Statesmen s
S,r. ASH, Dept Isl. Chicago.
wANTED-SaieSnen 70 feature our patented
slip-9rip soft collar fastener. National advec-
tised and extensively indorSed by the using
public; restricted TERRITORY: credits on all re-
peat business: no competition; excellent oppor-
unity for progressive saleSmen: preference
given TO speciality men. calling on clothierS.
Eaberiashers, dry gvods stores, department
stores. drug and jewelry trade. Liberal COM
mission Sample outfit furnished. Territory
District of Columbia, Maryland Virginia or
West Yirginia. Eisenstedt MIG. Co., 81. Louis.
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FOUND.
LOST

BICYCLE Mass. ave. Identify and pay for
nd. 10 li:h st. -
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J.ApN'S gold wrist watch Capitol Hill;
Initials F. NJ T. Return 10 100 9TH ne.
Reward. ~
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PiN-Eik's, Wed. between r. !. ave. NV
and II and VI. Return TO aS9 K. I. NV.
Reward &c
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT under soed
working conditions for young and middle-ased
n,en who ambitious TO learn the street
railway business.
WAGES FOR MOToRMEN AND
CONDUCTORS.
First three months. 46c per hour
Next nine months. ...-....... 49c per hour
After one year. Sic per hour
company and Sic PER HOUR GIVEN TO MEN
WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR OR MORE
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH OTHER
COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
Apply Tuesday and Friday between 800 AMI
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY u ELEC. CO..
18th and East Capital sts-
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HUDSON SEAL. MrFF. black. at Woodward
{: Iotlrops ,r Palace Th.ater or on street
between iLose places. Finder call Col. 40G-J.
Reward -
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WANTED-HELP.
MAI.F~-C0n tlnUe6.
CHAJJFFEURS.

We have positions opsn for several good
mon ss chauffeurr good. clean. desirable out
door work. and. with opening OF Congress, our
r,en will earn big wages. Apply Federal Iaxi-
cab Co. zig 18th st. --
COAT MAKEES--At once. l.. Jacobs q Co,
413 nth st. NV
COOK--Night work: good pay steady work
900 North Capitol. D,
COOK. shur: order: best wages paid. New
Plaza Lunch. 200 North Capitol .
COOK. American Cafeteria,
go 9th st. NV.
COON AND Rt-TT.ER. References required
good salary: and wife preferred. Address
Eox a1-R. S:ar Office. ~
COOK Male white; $50 per month"; with
ooard. room ard laundry. Apply Steward L. =
soldiers Home Hospital
DECK HAND for sand dredG"; board AND
lodging furnished Apply l.. T.. Snoot. 3O:u
h -. NV.
CRAFTSMAN wanted patent Office work:
young man: position permanent: state ex-
ysrsnrc and salar: expected. Joshua X. II.
Potts. 90 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia. Pa.
ELEVATOR BOY-(IcO-l wages; easy hours.
proops Music House. 1900 6 st.
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IlANALLIEi, two diamonds. and solitaire ring
In Shcpp'n: district November -; liberal re-
ward 215 18th ne. So
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WANTED-SITUATIONs

ACCOUETANTS-Two, thoroughly experienced
and with best Of references now open for no.
manent positions. No objection to leaving cttv
Salary consistent with high-class vorf "A
->S.ss Boz CIR, Star office. -
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P0CkETROok. brown, containing money and
gold cha n. Takoma Park. Reward J29 Cedar
st Phone Col f?9I-J
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NUl'I WITH
questions. Apt. I1a, Stoneleish Court. &c
I.ORGNETTES gold. initials L. II. s. bet.
Capitol and L"rcl's. 18th and ii. Return TO
2119 Corn. ave- REVERB. -
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P0CEETBo0K-G Chevy Chase ear Ietween
CheTy Chase and Columbia road la1y's brown
leather pockethc.i. containiu. bills ring and
T. NJ G. 4. membership card 81 reward il
returned to Iii W. Church. Frederick, Nd Sc
RING-oid gold; marked j. V. T.. c. Reward.
Davis. 1905 X. I. ave. 50
RUSSIAN POODLE, black. female. Reward.
1913 Ith st. NV. Sc
TEN SHARES American Can Company prefer
red stock, certificate NJ" 46573. Return Mrs
Margaret Il. Erayshaw. 9l7 Louisiana ave.
q %
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MONEY. SOS. in cotton haniha-. Corcoran Art
Gallery between Goth and 18th SITS. NV. on
i, Wednesday. Finder return to 2o2l ct.
NV. Reward.
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FRDWN CAMEO hr.'"strin. between ilh ana
Ea.l CAPITOL am. Palace Th"ater. probably on
~: Pleasant street ear. Return ana receive
reward. I.u.iIi. Lors 316 East Capitol st.
i,hnnr. 1 :nr,,iu oE.'l -.
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WANTED-HELP.


SODA DISPENSERS. Afleck's
! Drug Store, 18th and F SITS. NV.
SODA Observation-Disclosures
| enced. Apply J. G. McCrory'
Ala 9TH st. NV.
SPANISH TEACHER to give lessons at night:
native preferred: Address Box 1'o-k' STAR
office.
SPECIFICATION MAN in patent attorneys
office. Address Box SIR. Star office:
, SWITCHBOARD and elevator operator; hours IFS;
F., 5 to /: $35 per month. w. II. Walker, ~
| 18th ST.
! WAGON SALESMAN who operate Dodge
/ car: cash bond and reference required. Apply
! 4 pm. Ward Baking Co., 42a New 'erse! ase
! WAITER wanted at once. 1906 n. Capitol ST.
Wall. scRArERs. Pennington & Taylor
1898 18th. --------------
/ Observation-Disclosures house
man. Apply Housekeeper'
| Dewey Hotel.
wATCHMAS-Mdd,e aged white man; perma-
ncnt position; S"ad salary; references required.
Address Box i0-R, Siar office. -
WHITE MAN. single. 10 assist around hard
ware store, also handy on repair work tflnG
, refere nces. Richardson hardware Store. LIZ
1tt! ST. II. ". -----------
YOUNG MAN in real estate office with double
entry bookkeeping experience; good opportunity
for right party. Chas. d. SaSer. 9"3 10Th ST.
NV.
Young Man white, to help in shipping de
l.artmcnt. Apply Mr.. Fletcher. Brentano :
18th End stS. NV. -
YOUNG MAN assistant book
keeper; must understand double
entry system and write good
hand: Apply Littleheld, Alvord
& Co., 1909 f. st. NV.
YOUNG MAN in real estate office: typewriter
and salesman. Roland c. Booth, 2l5 NV. &c
YOUNG MAN-ESpeFienced stenog-apher and
typist with knowledge Of bookkeeping: stat"
experience and salary expected Address RoH
Dir. Star Office. A.
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BRACELET WATCH. gold: m"nocrammrd; be-
tween 1876 Clifton II. Nv. and Lyric i hcat'r
tl1a - or III lyric Thratcr. between -. ANA
1880 m D.r.r.b,r B. reward. \. l.. Turner,
i3r. chiffon Il.
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~. E3iL, containing rlonry, between I3l ;
Shcnhcrd -. Nv nni Perry pi. Reward Il. re-
tnrricd to owES. 1915 Shepherd ST. NV. ~
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GEN1EAS POODfE-Whtc. with tan ears.
Reward II returned TO 4.3 18th ST. Sc. 4s
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YOUNG MAN-s3O per week after completina
or short intensive stenographic course. We
guarantee the position. Open every evening
until o.
Enroll now-Don't wait.
New class--Inw rate.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Main S671 Mr.. Hales.
1902 St NV.
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LIE.

ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPEE. Apply House
keeper, Shoreham Ho,el.
CASHIERS-2, tall, with au-
burn hair preferably. Affleck's
Drug Store, 18th and F SITS. NV.
CASHIERS. Virginia Theater,
COS 9th st. NV. Day work; $ll
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04

YOUNG MAN Is or 20
years OF age as assistant
to window trimmer. Apply
Mr.. Grimes, Lansburgh &
Bro, 9TH st.
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CLERK in apartment house would manage an
other apt. during spare time for use OF app
Address poY oao.i, S.ar ot,ice e.
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CIIARWOMEN several. white: good wsges.
easy hours evening work, from 5 to S:3U
o'clock apply McGill bldg, 9os G st. NV.
after 4:3u.
CLERK AND TYPISFI for Office assistant An
sweI in own handwriting; state salary expect
ed. Address Box 2l9-R Star office.
'CLERk-TYPIST for general Office work: reply
in own handwriting, stating experience. sal
airy and age. Address Box 221-R. Star Office.
-,.-.- &c,
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AIEEUALE. female. strayed from l42l L St
NV. Nov. It, Finder return. Reward. -
HIIIFOIII-I party who picked up bill purse
on Tn. Il. Il. local train Saturday morning.
Nov. - with motley and papers. valuable only
TO owner. will return. liberal reward VIII ne
given; owners name and address IN purse: no
Al inns sken y
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| CHAUFFEUR -MECHANIC-Private or CONNER
cial: cblored: yrs. experience. Address Box
|
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| WANTED-Business man with ability to open
district sales office for old established. well
rated manufacturing firm. Wonderful oppor-
tuni.y for right party to connect with en-
, ,ireIy new line of business, without competi-
/ lion 81 600 TO So. 600 capital required. Should
net at least $40. 600 first year. Mechanical Ma
] cline and Toni Works. Baltimore. Nd.
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CHAUFFEUR. colored experienced; safe
driver: best Of references. Address Box W. Il,
Ell,
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! COLORED MAN wants place as chauffeur or
garage man: Irst-class chauffeur 6r garage
man. 1903 Wallace place. ~
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CHAUFFEUR. willie: years experience.
very careful. desires position; private or
| truck. Address Box COR. Star office. A.
lCIAUFFEUK--Nine years experience in ell
make cars: good references; would like posi-
tion in private family or can drive any size
truck; salary reasonable: can make own re-
pairs. Chauffeur. lie 10th NV. II
CiAUFfETR-Pos Position by reliable coOrcd
n'sn: furnish good ref 1l41 LIST st. NV. 4s
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p. L. CARLEY,
GIT r st. NV. Franklin 6l5S-

WANTED-Silent partner IN going ice cream.
bakery and pastry business. 5000 required:
will nav over 300 Do not answer unless yon
mean business. Address Box 261-R, Star office.
g.
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I'APERHASGER and painter; contracting and
inbi,;ng. =. w Sexon. 2715 pnmbarton ave. g.
PAPERHANGER wants work by day. piece or
job 1l1j st. NV. Phone y. 1898. g.
PHARMACIST wants permanent position re-
lief work in NV. section. Address Box 224- R,
Star office. C.
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CRAFTSMAN. expert. wants piecework even
ings. Address Box 16n-R, Star office. 81
rRAFTSMAN-Piecs work on patent office
; DRAWINGS and graphic charts. Address Box
4o-I' Star office a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NUAI.E-g'Onffuued,

tACCOUNTANT. employed. desires several sets
of books to Keep evenings. Address Box
203-R, Star office. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04

TYPIST, now employed by government tenn
porarily. desires evening work permanent
day position. r. F. C.. Box 90, Arlington. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04

tOOk-Ioung colored man; good references
wide experience. Apply to janitor, 1885 Z NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04
PERSONAL.

IF ALL SWELL DRESSERS COULD NEEi
and talk about the most excellent prices we
pay for indies and mems worn clothing. shoes,
etc, without doubt our hUyinr would double
in sew days. : orr good demand allo~s n
square deal. Phone Main ilil. JUSTHS
al IL SIhNI- Etn L.