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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
A TALE OF TWO FISTS
The Life Story Of Jack Dempsey

has already made thouanla Of dol
lars In other fights 10y working with
shows and otherwise.
10 is said the heavyweight title IS
reasonably worth quarter % "a mill
Hon dollars to "A man willard, who
haa mad" ~ lcas, a couple OF hum
drod thousand dollars since heating
Jack Johnson In 1915, gets 500 GOO
for this fight alone. A few years
ago $40 note would have brought
w Ltrd .Hni Dem ptsry together
I've fought for "A lot less" com
menis Dempsey
! think you are going 10 likc this
young follow, as he appears in our
story, II only for his engaging frank
urss
lie has been whipped several times
and says 30, lie tolls OF one mo de-
cision" fight I'm which the decision
was given to him by nearly all the
sporting writers who saw it. but in
which he Cnndidly says no got "a
fine pastlnR" and was laid up FOR
weeks as Il result
Most fighters. especially when thcy
get to telling thcir stories have =
lot n "hunk' about just how they
licked their opponent. how they
studied uu' and invented Or perfect
"i som" new and bcw 'ldcrlug punch
the Scissors punch, tho cork
screw pguch"--ond what not. how
they carefully planned their hnt"o
ou' beforehand. nul how they Nual-
ly ont generated the other fellow IN
the ring in SOME Nlpolconic fashion.
just Natural Fighter.
Dempsey tells none OF this stuff
There is no inside strategy about hts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Oklahoma Wing-Shot
Challenged to Shoot
for $500 Side Bet


PORTLAND. ore. Apfll l2 A
challenge to VIM. II lIeer Of okla
humn, national amateur trnpshoot-
ing champion In 1913, for a match
of 500 targets for a side hot OF
s. 800 was issued today hy tho
Portland Gun club Of this city In
behalf or Frank VI Troch " Van
couN"r wash The match N 10
be shot during the 35th annual
tournament OF he sportEmcn's as
sOcintlon ~ the northwest to he
held on the EycrdIng park traps
~ the Portland Gun club June 81.
~. %. ana a llcor defeated
Tiooh last year nt Seattle. 472 to
tGg Should Hocr refuse tu meet
the terms ~ the challenge II viii
be thrown open to any individual
hmhtcur shooter In the United
states
The shoN program calls for 500
Registered targets and . trophy
events over $500 In cash has
been added 10 the program, and
the trophies arc valued at more
than 1000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
JESS WILLARD PUTS
UP $4,000 FORFEIT
GIuaInntcs-4 Nppcarltn'r AGAINST Jark
DcmIrs'y; RiCknr,l To- Name
Place In 10 Days

NEW YORK. April ~ Joss Wi
lard hruyywugh' champion haze Do
posted forrest fund uf EIu.U 900 tn
guarantee his appearance .u the ring
against Jack brtuJsry 900 q bout Tor
the championship lu Juy Promoter
Tex Rlckard made ln.a announce
mcut on his arrival here today from
,Ao west RckArd showed r,r~p.
Of dcpuslt from a IuI.tE1 huuh iur
lhls sum and also fur his own .J.-
600 guarantee tina, hc would stage
the contest
He stated that he probably would
announce the Site of the frh' with.
IN tn" next 10 days or iao weeks al
Enough lie has unut May ! under
th" fight agreement. to name the
scuno RIckArl s1Id lac stl,l hoped
TO hold tho match in the vaSt al.
though he announced he had three
western sites aya,labl" In case saus-
factory ARRANGEMENTS cannot be-
made In this section Several plans
FOR an arena 10 seat 10 900 spucta-
tors are In cours" OF preparation and
cont r1tCtH for the lumber wall be-
closed soon he added
KiCkard said he nll not seen WI
lard while IN the west and under.
stood he was well advanced ia his
training
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

races, including the Idle Hour stakes
nt Lexington. the Harold at Louis
vile. the Eastern shore Eclipse,
Grab Rag handirnps ~ 'Sow York.
Sanford Memorial and United states
liotc, stAkea at Saratoga. the col
umhus handicap and Annapolis at
Baltimore
In the United states Hotel a'akc ~.
he carried 1875 pounds tho highest
weight under which a 2ycnr old
has Won an important event In this
country and cduulcd only ng the per
rurmuuCo ~ Hamburg at Saratoga
In his 2.ycur-uld form.
Eternal is "A brown colt hrod I'm
rayottc county KY. by John Cor
ham. lIo liz owned by Edward +
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
BY
DAMON
RUNYON

ing although / never before hoard
OF "A fighter whose story dldnt carry
.omcthiug about parental d.stpproN
"A. of the calling And 'u lh' Htin"
paragraph the story generally m'n.
toned the purchase fur IA" OLD +" hH
of A home with the proceeds of IN"
dlsapproVcd occupation
should Mind Ills Parents
am not ia favor of fiLal dis
obedience. / say mat when a pI|H"
fighters parrua, k.g4, about h1F hus'
uDss. ho ought lu ho a duDinl son ana
quit and go To- work.
lack Dempsey takes a drink when
he feels ukc %. and feels like u not
iufrouucuty when not 300 training.
IHe drinks la,r This " another Niu-
lent deviation from the customary
story or the fighter who's" lips never
touched liquor II haR been my OBJ
acryatluu that such fighters are
liarH
Dempsey docs not smoke This FOL
lows ,hc hotfcu path. an right but
he has an excellent rcf0n for not
smoking r. makes him SICK
lie fights Tor no iofy purpose. He
fights not 20 support an inh.E"ul
family. because his family were all
doing prot.y well before h' ever
earned "a ui,kcl In the ring. ~"
started out fighting because that
seemed hls natural bent, and he lh'd
no ffhr a" continued fighting for
IN, .lmc reason ana because it r'.
r4rus him good living
In the old days Dempsey rather re-.
rArIcd bic fHiio Skin ~ "a sur, OF H".
,.lI accomplishment ilo has su."
rumurrrAIlaod his punches Ilo '".
JOYS rgg ,umhals, ns / have an.i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
pcnnsyl,anians to Come Home.

PCnnsy ylvnninns tu Come Home.
WASlINGTuN, April ~ The
war department announced today
that the 26th 1cnusylvania national
suardD division ana not Ia" 2sth. nr,
announced yesterday had been ns-
signed 90 early convoy. \ cable cor
rccton TO this effect came from Cen
crl ncrThing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
THIS is by way of foreword.
| Between us. William Har-

THlS is by way OF foreword.
Between us, William llar-
rison Dempsey and ] are
going to tell you the story Of
Jack Dempsey, pugihst; Will
liam Harrison Dempsey and
Jack Dempsey being one and
the same person.
II is the narrative of q heavy
handed young American who
started out as a hobo, and was
N fact a hobo up to a couple
If years ago, but who has lit
orally punched his way to
sporting fame, and to poten-
tial fortune.
1t Is no moral treatise. II CARRIES
no prcachmentS. by which stories OF
pugiiists prize fighters ar" rcnrr-
ally tempered, not 10 Aty discussed.
II is no attempt 20 g'urH 'hc sub
Jcct or HIS occupation II ia a tale
OF rough and tumble adventure and
or much fist fighting II is in" tale
OF n sudden transition from tramp To
celebrity such as can happen only In
American Ifc.
\ knight ~ tho Road.
Jack dempsey spent some Years ~
A tumuliuous existence CIlngiug 10
the rods or riding 'nc "hllul bag,
raCc" or "doCks' OF freight and pas
scnEcr trains Tho story ~ that part
OF his No Is A story OF C0ra'Iuf con
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

IONTON. AUTII Y IIoutonnnI
Barton Maltby OF tho medical corps
of the American army wls awarded
tho British military cross 10y KING
George at uuckinghnm palace today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

Here Is what New orleans writer
has to say OF his last appcnranc"
against X O. Brown In the crescent
city
* O. Brown OF New orleans
won a decision over Mu't Mckee
of oklahoma city in l5 rounds at
the Tulane Athletic CLUB last night
but In the opinion OF the majority
Of spectators the best that Brown
deserved was draw At The
most Browns margin was very
skinny However that may pnc
. j, was n good fight and one that
will bc longer remembered for
action that arosc'than for the dis
agrkemcni IL developed Both
fighters stood mn to their task and
issued three minutes of entertain
ment in nearly every round.
There seems TO have been some
mistake made hy the nomenc,a'or
who hung the fist.c suruamcs ON
the two fighters. Brown showed
not the suspicion OF X . powers
and Mutt Mckee decidedly II not
n mutt. He is FAST and shifiy
boxer. always willing To fight ana
, not lacking In The knowledge OF
how 10 do Il. although he appar-
entity has not had az much cNp"-
rience In the professional end or
the manly art as Brown. His
best offensive weapon Is right
cross. Although the decision went
against Mutt In his first
hore. he made more friends In
comparison to the number in at
tendance than usually falls to tho
lot OF a losing fighter on his first
out. As has been said, he dId
not appear TO have had AZ much
experience as Brown, but II any
thing he had n hefier wnllop and
was fully equal In speed to the
victor.
Imghic Jennings will nave TO
shoot a little more force Into the
swinging arms OF his slurgers II h"
homes To win the American league
remnant through sheer smashing.
Ills rang OF juugllccrs we're banked
tplco In the series with the Braves.
You'n have To hand II 20 the
old Western association for turn
Ing out some nice baseball play
crs. Uughcy Fullerton SAYS Roc-
'cr Uornsby Is he best shortstop
nnd Ross Young the best right
fielder In tho National Hornsby
WAS sent up by Dcnison and Young
by sherman.
That tho east might not have too
much Of an advantage over the west
A Denver promoter ts trying To ar
range "A worlds champiunship fght
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Nt Danyillc, Va
Vt jacksonville, Pa.

N"|T| II. Tt. IT..
Nov York Americans ....--7 10
Euut..r Nationals .....,--3 IL
o. m"0uD- Mogri1Ec. Shawkcy and
Hannah. Nammuux, Marlnard and
l"4'E,r Miller
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 1c-
The Tennessee supreme court to-
day rendered decision which per
Wlis Sunday bas, ban IN the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Exhibition Games
At Bl>llGC. ArlL.

"||"|- u II 7
rh...,s, Nationals y y
Hgn.. Miners .........S ~ :
Hau,rlps Vaughn. Woavcr,CAAr-
'or ana Farrell. oswald, CurIey
and Price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Goodwin and Bayns Will
Make Their Debut Today

"Mutt MCkeo, mo rnnBy II
Tie oklahoma city boy who fro
qucnuy has pleased audiences, both
In Tulsa and oklahoma CITY Dur
ing the last Few months he has been
actively engaged In Tennessee. Ar.
kansas and Louisiana owing 10 his
superior hitting powers many be
lcvc he would be able to trim Nate
Jackson, his former Etablcmato.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

Here ls what New Orleans writer
has to say OF his last appearance"
aralust h. .. Brown In the crescent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

IIughic Jennings will nave 20
shoot a little more force into IN"
swinging arms OF his slnrgers II n"
hopes 10 win the American leagh"
pcnnant through sheer smashinr
Ills gang OF juugllccrs were hlanN"d
tuiro In the series with the Braves.
Evening star., 1919-02-22
Sl 800 PER MONTH

Large eastern corporation has opening for
live man with sales and executive ability to
fill position as manager for chain of counties
We marketing automobile accessory
which has worldwide demand. an article that
has been tEied out and indorsed by the largest
companies in the country, one that has abso-
lutely no competition. For an aggressive man
who is desirous of establishing a permanent
and legitimate business of their own and who
can invest at least $1,000 (for initial order of
merchandise, which should not last but fifteen
days) for q competent man 81, 500 per month is
easy money. 81 900 cash can handle this prop
osition. For appointment, write The Evening
Star at once, giving telephone number and
address. Address Box ASP, Star office.
Evening star., 1919-02-22

MACHINIST = First-class all
around machine tool hand also
first-class tool and die maker.
H. c. Cragg Manufacturing Co.,
|22S K st. s.w.
Evening star., 1919-02-22
MALE AND FEMALE.

DANCING INSTRUCTORS, with professional
experience. National Studios, 1902 14th st. pa
EXPERIENCED statesmen and saleswomen, for
California Fruit Co. 1920 st. 24'
FIRST GRADE civil service examinations for
Jerks February IS. % and March s. 1919.
Tuition for entire course for these examina-
tions, 81. The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Sc. cor. 18th ami F sts. Phone Franklin 2OsO.
Evening star., 1919-02-22

II PER CENT DIVIDENDS.
we'll established Washington corporation
now paying / per cent monthly dividends. an
essential business, offers investors oppor.
tunity to obtain, an interest that is worth
while: write for appointment. Address Box
Evening star., 1919-02-22
Star
Want Ad
Agencies

Where Cash Advertisements
May Be Left for Insertion
NORTHWEST
End and Mass. Ave. Hygeian Pharmacy:
3rd and Indiana Ave, Butler & Field
7th and T Sts-, crisweu Pharmacy.
7th and 4 Sts., Goldenberg's (Time
9Th and o s.s., McGuire's Pharmacy.
18th and P Sts., Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-. Pearson Phar-
macy
21st and G Sts.. Quigley Pharmacy.
25th and Pennsylvania Ave-. Herbst
Pharmacy.
Holmead and Otis Places. Holmead
Pharmacy.
1901 L St, Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye Sts.. Kenealy
Pharmacy.
End and Maryland Ave-, Taylor Phar-
7th and H sts., Buck & Gorsuch.
18th and East Capitol Sts., Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
;sth and Eye Sts., Weller's Pharmacy.
11th and Pa. Ave-. Fealey's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave-. Smysers Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
Wisconsin Ave. and n sts., o'Donnells
Pharmacy.
2sth and p sts., Pride's Pharmacy.
36th and NJ sts.. Weller's Pharmacy.
Evening star., 1919-02-22
WANTED-HELP.


|SALESLADIES- Kings Palace
requires experienced salesladies
for millinery and ladies' suit de-
partments; good salaries. 80
9TH st. NV.
|SALESLADIES- Experienced
on ladies' suits, dresses, waists
and millinery; permanent posi-
ton, liberal salaries and commits
sion to earnest workers. Apply to
Mayer Bros. & Co., o37 F st. NV.
sALEsLADY, grafonolas and sewing machines;
must bring references; good salary and COM
missions. H A. Garren. 907 ne.
SEAMSTRESS-Sewing done in my home.
Mrs. l. A. Dill, 900 11th st. 23s
SEWING WOMEN on drapery
and lace work.
JAMES B. HENDERSON,,
11OS G. St. NV.
SKIRT HAND-At once; high salary to first
class; long season. Apply Schwartz go 14th
st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER and general office assistant;
one with some knowledge of foreign trad.
preferred: salary, $50 per week. Address Box
16S-P Star office 23s
Evening star., 1919-02-22

sTENOGRAPHER - PROFICIENT AND IN.
DUSTR1OUS. TO FILL GOOD OPENING IN
THE ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT OF A
LARGE WASHINGTON CORPORATION. Alb
DRESS, STATING EXPERIENCE. SALARY
EXPECTED AND REFERENCE. BOX 157-P,
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1919-02-22
MEN WANTED FOR
MECR0PQIITAN POLICE

Limited number of vacancies now exist ::
steady employment eight hour duty: free medi-
cal serrice: best pension privileges and pro-
vision for wife and children in case of death or
injury; applicants must be between the ages
only men of good appearance. plenty of pep.
good common school high school education
should apply salary, 500 per month. or $1,000
a year to start: increases to S1.320 in three
years and to 81 440 in five additional years
service examinations every Wednesday. Candi-
dates shoUld apply to Recruiting Officer. Metro
politsn Police Dept. 1410 Pa. NV.
MEN-A practical training in drafting will
qualify you to enter this pleasant profession
of permanent employment at an excellent sal
ary. Our graduates are in demand. Complete
course in your spare time day night. in 3
to months. Individual instruction. Catalogue
Of particulars on request (SchOol in session
all year-get in touch now Columbia School
of Drafting, 14th and Z sts. NV. Phone
North 30
Evening star., 1919-02-22
Observation-Disclosures

HAVING CONSTANT DEMAND for household
md once furniture, am in position to pay
the highest prices Buying contsnts Of houses
and aps1tmsats my sneeia1tI A. II, Lew.
Iphone Erankse24zk ---
Evening star., 1919-02-22

MAN for general farm work wages. So a
month, room and board. Apply John Tram
mell's Boating and Fishing Camp, Great
Falls Va 23s
MAN to drive an ice wagon; permanent posi-
ton. Apply l.. P. Steuart 4 Bro, 13S 18th
st.
MAN, young, educated: opportunity to learn
good business outside Washington $1,000 for
first year. Address Box 2-D, Star office.
MAN to attend furnace. 1917 X NV. 22'
MAN, to clean up furniture. Apply TO Mr..
Dunn, the Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 512
9th NV.
MEAT CUTTER, frst-class; good salary. e.
+. Hall. 1920 14th NV. 24s
MEN CD to operate Ford or &. NJ. c. truck,
permanent position: good returns. Apply Mr..
Gray. 499 & st. ny
Evening star., 1919-02-22
WANTED-HELP.

FEMALE DOMESTIC-Continu
LAUNDREss. hrst-class. two or three days
each week. Call 2137 L st. NV. 22-
MOTHERS HELPER-Elderly white woman
preferred. Call Berwyn SO. "a.
NURSE GIRLS wanted for afternoons. Apt
II. the Octavia. 23.-
NURsE-Reliable, for child; permanent; good
salary. 5517 Conn. ave. Cleve. 81.
NURSE, white, for eighteen month old child.
Apt 81. 1924 Belmont road
NURsEMAID wanted competent: colored;
references. Call Franklin 1903 between y
am. and IL noon. 26s
RELIABLE GIRL for general housework in
apartment; no laundry: small family; refer
ences. Telephone Columbia 1924. %
work: stay nights no laundry; wages: $40 per
month. Phone Cleve. 764. Apply 1926 Nc
kinley ST.
WOMAN-White, to do homework in small
family and take care of 2-year-old boy. Ap-
ply at 625 Sd st. ne. Apt. No. 4. %.
lily; small house. 1416 Webster st. NV. ~
WOMAN for housework. six mornings week
Phone North 2S74. 2627 Garfield st. 23'
WOMAN, colored. for maid. but must be able
to cook; can furnish room. 1926 Mass. ave.
NV.
WoMAN, to clean, on Saturdays; private ia. fam
WOMAN to wash. 1917 Fillmore 22'
WOMAN for laundry and housework: no cook
ing. Apply 1872 East Capitol. 23s
WOMAN for general housework in suburbs;
all conveniences: no washing or heavy work;
good pay; stay nights. Address Box pop,
Star office. %"
at night; two in family; ten dollars a week.
Address Box 301-M, Star office. 22s
WOMAN wanted for general housework. 1921
16th st. NV.
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JANITOR for a church with good references
state salary. Address Box 130-P. Star office.
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FOUND.
LOST.

DOG, female. st. Bernard. Apply Anima
Rescue League. $40 Md. ave. s.w.
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FEMALE.

A NUMBER of P. B. x. opera
tors at a camp near Washington.
Surroundings pleasant and at
tractive. Good salary, with
room and board. Operators are
under the supervision of a
House Mother. Apply Chesa-
peake and Potomac Co., US 18th
st. NV, 9Th floor.
ALTERATION HANDS-Ex-
perienced on ladies' suits.
dresses and coats; permanent
positions; liberal salaries to en-
ergetic workers. Apply to Mayer
Bros. & Co., o37-o3o F st. NV.
ApPRENTIcE GIRL to 500 learn n bo0kbindins.
BOOKKEEPER-Experienced,
in ladies' ready-to-wear business,
who can use typewriter. Apply
to J. E. Cunningham, 3lo 9TH.
BUNDLE WRAPPERS and
millinery apprentices; liberal
salaries and good opportunities
for promotion. Apply to Mayer
Bros. & Co., o37-o3o F st. NV.
BUSINESS WOMAN of good appearance and
educa ton to associate herself permanently in
position of trust with well known business
house. Address Box 145-P. Star office.
CATCHERS and shakers; first
c1occ at once. hest nav. come
ready for work. Apply Elite
Laundry. 211o 18th st. NV.
CLERK. experienced in general office work, with
knowledge of switchboard operating; permanent
position state experience. salary expected. Ad-
dress BOX 157-M Star office.
CLERK for store, cigars and soda fountain:
refined: must have good reference 1900 F
W. -
COLLAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Apply
Pages Laundry, go st. NV.
COOK-White woman; short hours; days.
Call between and 3, Lunchroom. Mckinley
School. %
DRESSMAKER-By the day; must be neat
seamstress: reference. Phone n. 3o6S.
Evening star., 1919-02-22

OFFICE BOY, with wheel: must have permit.
Apply room 1u7 416 9Th st 23s
OFFICE MANAGER-Young man who under
stands office system, principles of accounting.
records: must be quick and apt: experienced in
handling subordinates; good correspondent and
general all-arUund man. not afraid of work
state experience. age, whether married sin
gle and compensation desired during period Of
becoming acquainted with the business. Ad-
dress Box 153-P Star office.
PAINTER-$20 per week Apply TO Manager,
Hotel Harrington, cor. 11th and SITS.
PHYSICIAN-Registered in Maryland; adyer-
tising Office treating chronic diseases of both
men and women; position permanent and an
excellent opportunity for live. wide-awake
man; experience unnecessary, but must be
sober, honest and possess highest moral Quali-
ficatons; state age and whether married or
single in first letter. Address Box 267-k, Star
office. 23s
PORTER for apt. house. Apply supt., Conn.
Evening star., 1919-02-22
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntinued

1COLORED MAN-Porter in
drug store: must know how to
drive an automobile. Apply 823
In Ct ne 23*
COMPOsITOR for job and ad work. Wash
| ineton Printing Co. $50 18th st. -
COOK, colored. for plain cooking; must have
some experience in pastry work; Sc, SO pLppE Apply
Chef, Catholic University Dining Hall, BROOK
land. d. G. -
| CORNET TEACHER, for boy beginner state
rate. Address Box 2a7-M. Star office. q
| DISCHARGED soldiers and sailors wanted.
Room 81. Franklin National Bank bldg:
DRUGGIST-Splendid opportunity for well
! experienced. capable man; good hours, and pay
we'll. 2. d. Giiman's. 81 Pa ave.
ELECTRICIAN, experienced. with tools. Sill
| verberg Electric Co. 1912 + ST. NV
ENGINEER with license: must understand elec-
| tricity: permanent position to right man. Ac-
dress Bo1 163M Star office.
EXPERIENCED PRESSER
on ladies' coats and suits. Apply
to J. F. Cunningham, 3l6 9TH.
EXPERIENCED soda dispenser. Kings Drug
| Store 18th and Mass. ave.
FARM HAND, small family. handy with tools:
must live on farm and work for owner IN
| city. Apply 900 9Th st. s.w. 23.
| FIREMAN. with license; s25 per week Apply
2535 Sherman ave- NV.
FURNITURE FINISHER
| Cabinet maker) permanent po-
sition and liberal salary to ex-
perienced man. Mr.. .Straus.
National Furniture Co., o55 H
st. NV.
| III YOU WILL. CALL in and let explain.
We can show you where wireless operator in
the merchant marine. employed at salary of
Sl25 month with living expenses has the op-
portunity of earning double that sum or more
ca oh month if he has any business at all in his
! makeup. We have been telling you in our ad-
vertisements that merchant marine operators
receive $40 a month and up. with living eX-
penseS, but there many other good things
We have no, told you. You may possibly be
earning 5000 a month in your present position
course in wireless telesraphy will not only
pay you more. but thorough knowledge OF
radio will furnish you with ''stock in trade
which will be Of inestimabe value to you. for
you will always be in demand. Our course re-
qures a bout two hours of your time either dag
SMALL our instructors all expert radio
men: the school fully equipped with apparatus
and the largest of its kind in America. Drop
in and have little talk about the matter. We
are quite sure it will interest you. Service
Radio School. 902 Pa. Phone Franklin
7514 New class Of beginners will start Mon
day. the 24th.
JANITOR for a church with good references;
state salary Address Rox 13OP. Star office
Evening star., 1919-02-22

.PORTER-Colored man; must
come we'll recommended and
have retail store experience Ap-
ply to Mayer Bros. & Co., o37
and o3o F st. NV.
PORTER in drug store, good hours good pay
Proctor's Pharmacy 18th and W SITS. NV. 24'
POSITIONS for a day and night engineer and
elevator conductors is offered to competent ap-
plcants. ex-soldiers preferred. Address Box
1o5-P Star office.
Evening star., 1919-02-22

COLORED MAN-Porter in
drug store: must know how to
drive an automobile. Apply 823
II st. ne. Ao~
Evening star., 1919-02-22

On sale at Kahn Optical Co.
617 9TH St. NV.