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of these places In thls list is than to be something to suit YOU figure building at the present prices of that have these places: Mo- IA cottage sleeping porch east front; light water and gas; lot 77x120 South Cherry St. Mo- "A bungalow all modern Improvements West Twenty-third St.
 Mo- cottage West Fifteenth St. There IS neghborhood This has all the modern convenences, garage house. chicken house n every thing.
 all cleared and fenced on Main Street Build suit yourself In this way many people are helping to the H. C. L. problem into making business by buying
 nd then alsO compliment everything complete
 that you fit out, either hll or plenty boh Farm land will be cheaper today this assuredy the day for invest Either Jefferson, Lincoln, Desha Chcotwe play no favorites
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17

It seems a little late in the game to be stopping shipments of arms to Carranza.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17

Safes sold and safes bought. Adams Printing company. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17

The Newspaper Enterprise Associa- tion's News Features are carried ex- clusively by this paper in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17

Twin sizes for the rich nlan-six twins for the poor man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-17
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Perhaps the fans of the Southern League baseball at Little Rock have been too unruly.
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4 MAN succeeds In the work he likes. II you
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC.
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and be able to adjust carbure-
tors; answer stating experience !;
salary, 90 cents per hour. Ad-
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AMBITIOUS young lady for beauty parior'
good salary and commissions. Margaret r.
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q SITS
ASSISTANT BOOKkEEPER
in retail house: state where previously en-
ployed and il single or double entry and salary
wanted. Address Box s3-H, Star Office.
BODY MAKERS at once for
our millinery workroom; liberal
salaries with bonus. Apply
Superintendent, S. kann Sons
Co.
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business: salary between $50 and SIS a week:
answer stating age, experience and references.
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EX-SERVICE MEN for outside work: big
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Apply Mr.. B''ck, Herald office.
EXPERIENCED MAN in ship
ping department of our furniture
store; good salary and perma-
nent position. Apply at once,
Goldenberg's Furniture Store,
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EXPERIENCED CLERK in grocery store APP
ply. 1727 2lst ST. NV. 10s
FARM HAND. tirst-elass: married. good mixer.
Address Box 163 +. Star office. H.
FRONT OFFICE CASHIER. experienced APP
ply manager. New Ebbitt Hotel.
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AMATEUR ACTORS for Tuesday night; SOL
diers invited Apply Folly Theater. 9th and
Pa. ave. NV.
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LADIES-Five bright. capable for 1919 to
travel, demonstrate aad sell dealers; SIS 20
$50 per week; II. Il. fare paid. Write at once
Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. 21I. Omaha. Neb :.
one with some knowledge of bookkeeping pre-
ferred. Address Box 2S7-E Star Office giving
age, experience, references and salary ex-
pected
MARCEL WAIVER and hair dresser: also ex-
perienced mancurist and hair washer: steady
work and good wages. Borders. I1l5 st.
MARKER, experienced steady
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party. Apply Arcade Laundry,
Arcade bldg, 14th and Park I'd.
MIIL1NERs wanted; must be experienced.
address Box 324-E, Star Office. IL.
MILLINERY makers and APP
prentices; steady work, good
pay. Apply at once, Stiebel's,
o07 18th st.
SCRSEMAID, white preferred S12 a week TO
start; good opportunity for right person. Call
Line. 5420, between and Pm, to arrange
for interview. I0s
POSITION is open to an energetic. capable
woman; one who wishes to be placed perma
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to start and opportunity for advancement to
highest place in business; references. Address
Boz 2S9-E. Star Office
PRESSERS. two, fancy, at once; steady work;
good salary APPLY. at once. Manhattan Clean
ing CO., las b st. Sc. IL
REFINED GIRL or woman as mothers helper
in small house, three girls attending school
must be willing to assist in all house duties
except laundry: sleep in. Apply Mrs. Goodrich
Ulster Inn, 1927 10th ST. NV
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MALE.


ACCOUNTANTS WANTED
"A few desirable men and
women will be trained for junior
and senior accounting positions.
Address, with full particulars as
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Office.
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ALEXANDRIASS ana young men employed
in the shipbuildIng plant will find the even
ing train schedule very convenient Tor attend
ing our night classes In wireless from I 10 to
$50. Keep your eye on the progress being
made In radio. With the signing of peace wire
less teleRrsphy will be generally used in COM
merce land aud aud will largely sup
plant the telegraph and telephone. Splendid
positions awaiting yon in this new yoca
ton. Give two hours of your time for five
nj < hts in the week and we think we can aual-
ify you for government frst-grade COM
mersial license in fourteen weeks. Merchant
marine pays S1lo and up with expenses radio
inspectors receive $1,000 to $500. Largest
and best equipped school In America. Learn
the art while working in your present posi-
ton. We are ready to serve you. Service
Radio School. so2 Pa. ave. Phone Frank
1914.
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ACTIVE SOLICITORS for fsst-selling gas say
ing device; saves 2O1s, guaranteed: IS 10 $40
q day commission; all or part time. Call 3O5
westory building. lfth and 4. $3.50 TO daily.
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EOSTON terrier tinrs-Tvo. both femaIes. boKb
had white in faces and dark colors- no
tag on either Reward. 1913 Columbia ST
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FIACK aud white setter dog, WIKI leather
collar. Reward il returned to l. 7. Steuaf1'
40 18th St ne
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WATCHMAKER, hrst-class; s25 per week;
steady work. J. Clinton Tribby. s115 NJ st. 81
WATERMAN (white) for private warehouse:
hours. pm. to o am: must be active and
have good record; satisfactory wages to right
man Address Bog 103-E. Star Office.
WOODWORkERS, on wagon work: expert
enced: steady Job; 81. Apply NJ T. c s.
Co. rear End and SITS. NV.
WRITE THE WORDS FOR A sONG--We write
music and guarantee publishers acceptance;
submit poems. patriotic, love or any subject
Chester Music Co., 53S So. Dearborn, Suite
1871, Chicago.
YEOMAN-To be transferred as relief: pay roll
work on receiving ship at Washington. Ad-
dress Box 329-D. Star office.
YOUNG MAN--Two or three years experience
In drug business; registered or unregistered,
Southern Drug Co.. 18th and NV
YOUNG MAN for outside salesman in auto
mobile specially line. Apply 1885 18th St
NV.
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GROCERY SALESMAN-We
have positions for grocers ex-
perienced in the retail trade !;
permanent and good wages. Old
Dutch Market, Inc, 622 Pa. ave.
NV.
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UESTIsT-Experieneed. as assistant. live
Maryland town, 10000; $40 per week. write
or phone II. s. Kennedy. 1870 Rhode IsIs nd
ave. NV. 0s
DISHWAsHEk-one who understands ma
chine; good wages. Chiids Restauranf 1909
Pa
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ACCOUNTANTS. bookkeepers. etc, will be
taught income tax accounting free of charge (;
compensation for services while learning. APP
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AGENTS-I3xl9 2old-framed patriotic and
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tory. just out; convex portraits. frames. pill
low tops, all big money makers: catalogue
and patriotic sample free. Peoples Portrait,
Sta ID, Chicago.
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A';BSTS-Big pay and free automobile intro.
Guctng wonderful gasoline saver. anti freeze
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AGESrS-2o0 per cent profit wonderful little
arficie; something new; sells like wildnr.;
carry right in pocket; write at for free
sample. Albert Mills, eeD1. mgr. i03 Atneri-
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NEW 25c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6c-te; VI
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ACCOUNTANTS, bookkeepers and cierks--we
want number OF conscientious. serious mind.
ed men and women, who feel that they haven't
the opportunity for development In their pres
ent positions and who willing to devote
their spare time 10 preparing for higher &C.
counting positions paying 500 per month up.
We are plaring qualified accountants every
day and our employment department il uns BILE
to handle the calls. Our Boston Office alone
had $50 calls at time for accountants One
man. who was oniy ne-fourih way through
our course. placed at $50 per week, You
should complete the course In from six months
10 one year. II you feel that you have the
ability to make good, address. with fun de-
tails as TO age. experience and phone number.
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AGESTS-Revershle 2-in-I rainccat aad over
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given. outfit free. Milton Raincoat Co. sos
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AGESTS-Aew senticu puzzles world. Won
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ItGESTS-AnsSer this one. ''2-fn-I'' rain
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RADtiE-EagIe and erISs design beionXlhE 70
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try Liberal reward. Leave with Col. bFFah.
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AGENTS-si hour FOR spare time: sell com -
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AGESTS-waterproof kitchen apron; needs no
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LOST

ANTIQUE gold brooch: center setting OF runles
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| SELL HISTORY OF GREAT WORLD MAh
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SELL SWEETHEART corn eobs: delicious
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AGESJS-tset live one. every housewife
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big profits Cambridge Mfg Co.. 54s W
Washington. Dept. >. Chicago.
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LIFE of Theodore Roosevelt. with TART IN
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Tindberr Co. $50 y. Dearborn. Chicago.
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WANTED-HELP.
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AGENTS make big profits selling our extracts
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medicines. etc. beautiful high-grade Iiue; er
elusive territory; sample soap free. Lacassisn
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DIAMOND sunni RST-LIBERAL REWARD
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OR ANY INFORMATION LEADING ~ lHE
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HALF MILLION WAR BUUhS.
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thousands of books ready for immediate SNIP
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wANTED-HEIP.
MALE--COntiaued.

| SALESMAN, experienced in selling correspond
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uneutal Trust building 90
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DRUG CLERK-Unregistered,
as assistant to prescription clerk.
good salary; reference and ex-
perience necessary. Address Box
IS4-E, Star Office.
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VEGETABLE and fruit sales
man; must be experienced in
retail trade and able to make
good display. Apply to Old
Dutch Market, or Pa. Ave.
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INSURANCE MEN, sell what the people want
real accident and health insurance, covering
all accidents and diseases. Write for oar
unique agency offer for your town. Continental
Casualty Co., SO Southern bldg, Washington
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WANTED-HEIP.

sTESoGRAPHER, experienced. tempssaq
Apply Az Homer bldg -
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DIAMOND RING-Ro,lnd fligree setting; re
,rard Retnrr 10 424 Iuih Il. ne. ee
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THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Has number of positions for
Young Women in its
TELEPHONE AND AUTO
MATIC TELEGR'H DEPTS
PERMANENT WORK
Can be assured those who apply
now.
Room sol. 14th and 6,
New Commercial Bank Bldg.
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CHAU + + EURS.
Our men are earning big wages. and we have
openings for several good chaureurs. Men who
have not heretofore considered this work are
especially appealed to. Apply Federal Tzxicab
Co.. 212 18th st.
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pOG-Strayed from 6201 Ca. ave. nv. black
PomeraDian dog named Jimmie. Liberal re-
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TRUCK DRIVER-Mack truck
(white); all-year-round work !;
good pay. Capital Paint Co.,
Arlington Junction, Va. Take
Alexandria Cars, phone Rosslyn
23-F2.
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MANAGER wanted to repre-
sent Cincinnati firm; good ref
erences required. Address Box
Isle, Star office. o*
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FaCtDfys
Humboldt Rank bldg. San Francisco. Cal .
selling Illuminai, the marvellous gas lighter;
no friction. no spark. just turn the gas
lights itself: every home factory and business
ration - Murray ST.. New YORK.
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| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unnecessary; new
strong proposition: staple line 10 general re-
! tail trade in Virginia and Maryland; 1876 week
/ Iy advance. Continental Jeweiry Co., 300
Continental bldg, Cleveland. Ohio.
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SHOE REPAIR MEN-White
or colored man as fnisher; also
fast bench men, SIS to $40 per
week; bonus on extra work.
VIM. Hahn & Co, 9TH and X
SITS. NV.
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AGESTsBis profits selling our wonder gas
lighters: spark or friction: positively best
made; quick sales; write today. Moe Bros
South Sorwaik. Gem.
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WANTED-Baker to work alone; $50 week
1744 You st. NV. o.
WANTED-Men. wishing positions a. nfemen,
bfakenen, electric motormen, conductors, col.
ored train porters, good wages. steady work.
6rst-class roads near you, no experience need
ed. write 1t once, naming position wanted.
Railway Inst. Dept o. Indianapolis, Ind.
WASHMAN wanted. Apply Barry Laundry,
rear Jos Norton st. NV. los
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-22
IN HENS idle; NOW LAY
221 EGGS A MONTH
Mrs. Young Almost Gave Up Raising
Chicksns. Thsn She Tried This Plan.

when accepted your offer and tried
Don Sung, had been getting or eggs
evrey other day. The next month. using
80 cents worth Of Don Sung. my ii hens
laid 221 eggs. l almost gave up raising
chickens, but now / have decided TO raise
as many as can."-Mrs. F. G. Young.
Bellefonte, Pa.
Feed is too expensive to waste on idle
hens. You can easily start your hens lay
ing and keep them laying. even in coolest
winter. To prove it, all you need to do ID
accept our offer. as Mrs. Young did.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch res
suits for one month. II you don't find that
It pays for itself and pays you q good
profit besides. simply tell us and your
money will be promptly refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for egg-laying)
works directly on the egg-laying organs.
and II also q splendid tonic. 1t IL easily
given the feed. improves the hens
health. makes her stronger and more ac-
tive in any weather and starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days and if it
doesn't get you the eggs. no matter how
cold or wet the weather, your money will
be refunded by return mail. Get Don Sung
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer or send SO cents for a package by
mail prepaid. Burrell-Dugger Co., 1913
Columbia Bldg. indianapolis, Ind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-22
Failures Foe

At times I'm Respondent and ev'ry-
things wrong,
My heart has = slipping sensation,
I'm certain Old Failure will soon
ring the gong,
| hear the old boys exultation,
/ say to myself: Whats the use Of
it alp"
1t seems so blamed easy to Tie
down and crawl"
And then, to my mind. comes .
baby's voice, small,
And Failures no more . tempta-
ton
I've had t. keep plugging and boost
ing my nerve,
wonder if you've had to do Il:
I've had to say: STEADY, old fellow
don't swerve,
Get up IN your toes and 60 to it,"
And then, when all ready to cut
loose and run,
I've seen her wee face like 4 little
red sun
And Failure has fled and I've bucked
up and won.
Triumphantly have ! come
through it.
Between 100000 or 100000
is the amount estimated to have
been earned by the late Adelina
Patti during her career as 4 singer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-22
Chats Behind the Screen
Signor Dolci Discloses
Secrets of the operate
Profession and Life.

Aspiring young singers, will
more wishes" than "want-tos" ar,
today probably wishing that they
could sing like Alessandero Dolci
who scored such great success il
the role of Rhadames in aida
But Signor Dolci laughs:
I'VE shall take it for granted tina
those who wish to become Crane
opera singers have a voice to bacl
their wishes-many of them hav,
not. Then, if they can study will
a good teacher, if they can pu
aside without mourning, pleasure!
belonging to the wee small hours
sleep eight hours always, eat prop
erly, dedicate their lives to worl
and study regardless of that which
may come between, then there is ;
chance"
Signor Dolci is % years old will
a marvellous chest, developed, he ad
mits, through deep breathing, phys
ical exercise, and-abstinence.
Although the dramatic tenor
whose Celeste Aida" is considered
more beautiful than Caruso's, speak.
little English, his interpreter, Sig.
nor Rubini, makes clear all that
Dolci wishes to say, and perhap:
says much that Dolci himself would
be too modest to say. Indeed, Dole
is modest. He speaks enough Eng.
lish and understands toog much to
let pass some of the very ELUSIVE
compliments distributed by young
Rubin.
Again on the subject of hints to
young singers, Signor Dolci declares
that it is most important to keep the
chest between the shoulders-that
when it begins to drop toward the
waistline, the voice drops, in quality
with it, and the breath grows weak
Il drink no whisky, no beer, moth
ing like that. 1t makes too much
steam" struggled the singer. "Sel-
dom I take wine-when / do it is
more than half water. No smoking,
no indestigible food, no breakfast
lunch at 2 o'clock
While all this may seem like a
great sacrifice to the young singers
Of today, the great dramatic tenor
laughs and says that he likes the
simple life, has no taste for cards
or amusements which tend to rob
one of much needed rest. But
Rubin, his interpreter and protege,
says that often he turns out Signor
Doici's light, at 8 a. m, when the
singer has fallen asleep with manu-
scripts in his hands.
"He is a great student" said
Rubini," and his pleasure is derived
from mastering roles, studying for
knowledge and learning the funda-
mentals of life.
Dolci does not claim to be tenn
peramental. He has the Italian po-
likeness, and the gentility of a
thoroughbred. His smile is genuine
and those who know him could not
doubt that with all the apparent dep
rivations of pleasures, offered in
the way of fast living, Signor Dolci
is getting from life its very nectar
he is getting back all that he gives
to the world.