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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
SHOP MEN WALKOUT
Workers in Tacoma Shops of N. F., Disregard Order of
 Rail Director

TOCOMA, Wash, Feb. Five hundred men employed by the Nor ern Pacific railroad in the South Tac oma shops disobeyed orders of Rail road Administrator Hines yesterday when they quit work at the end of their eight-hour day
 Director Hines had ordered nine hour day for all shopmen, agreeing to pay time and one-half for the ex tra hour.
 Only the employees of the locomo tive repair shop voted to disobey the order.
 Other departments in the shoI were not affected by the Hines order
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
NEW YORK PEOPLE ARE
 OBSERVING BONE DRY LAW

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-James Shev lin. Supervising Prohibitionist Agent for the New York district. told re porters that reports from his agents and inspectors indicate that New York City as a whole is obeying the Prohibition Amendment with general respect for the law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
ALASKA SOLDIERS WILL
 TRY FOR WEST POINT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-The Western Department of the Army an nounced today that Kenneth E. Frawley. of Hogan. Alaska, and Ho- mer L. Lemons, of Fort Liscum, near Valdez, Alaska. both enlisted men. have been designated to take the ex- emination at Fort Seward, Alaska, for admission to West Point.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
TANKER ABANDONED

GALVESTON. Feb. 7.-Wrecking and salvage crews yesterday abon- doned all further efforts to salve the tanker John D. Rockefeller, stranded on the rocks at Tampico, Mexico, it was announced here today,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
SUFFRAGE BEATEN

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 7.-The Virginia Senate showed under the women's suffrage amend ment at late session last night. The Senate action was not unexpected, for the commit tee had recommended that sui rage be rejected. West Virginia is scheduled to take similar ac- tion this spring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
DETAILS OF VLADIVOSTOK OCCUPATION TOLD
DEFENDANTS l. WHY'S" PROSECUTOR
FORTY CASES AT SlTKA

SITkA, Alaska, Feb. T. There are 40 cases of influenza at Sitka. Dr. ]. w. Johnston, health officer, announced today The cases are not severe. Elk treme measures may be resorted to, to prevent spread of the disease.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
MERCHANT PRINCESS OF
 SEATTLE STORE IS DEAD

SEATTLE, Feb. 7.--Mrs. Josephine McDermott. one of the founders and owners of the Bon Marche store, died here last evening. She was AZ years old. and had amassed a Tor tune in business
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
VICTORIA AGAIN oowNEp

VICTORIA, Feb '. - Vancouver heat Victoria at hockey last night. by three goals to one. It was the third successive defeat for the Victoria team. Seattle now has comfortable lead in the league
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
CONSPIRACY TO
 KILL VETERANS
 OF WAR, CHARGE
Prosecutor Makes Opening Statement to Jury at Mon- tesano = Says Murders Were Deliberate Plot of |. w. Ws-Testimony Like ly on Monday.

MONTESANO, Feb. I'm his op- will try eleven alleged l. w. W.'s for the murder of Lieutenant War ren O. Grimm at Centralia Armis tice Day. Prosecuting Attorney Her man Allen declared he would en- deavor to show the defendants were I, w. W's and that they partici- pated in a conspiracy to kill former soldiers of the United States Army.
 "I will prove that these defend ants attended an I. w. w. meeting at Centralia, at which the Armis- tice Day shooting was planned" he stated, adding that he would show that all defendants except Elmer Smith were either in the l. w. w. Hall. near the hall, or on Seminary Hill when a fusillade of shots broke up the parade of ex-Service men and caused the death of three of the marchers and the wounding of sev' eral others"
 Soldiers Intended No Raid'
 The prosecutor said he also would establish beyond all reasonable doubt" that the American Legion men contemplated no raid on the l. w. w. Hall Ion Armistice Day or any other day"
 He continued that he would prove tffht at the meeting Sunday prior to the shooting that the de- fendants picked out the men who could shoot best to fire the first shots at the Legion men.
 The defense will base it's case on it's charge that the American Legion men meant to "clean up on the I. w. w. Hall," as soon as the parade was over.
 The permanent jury was secured late yesterday and efforts were inn mediately made to select two alter mates One was selected before Court adjourned Friday afternoon, after twelve veniremen had been examined The defense used one peremptory challenge, the prosecu- tion waiving it's last challenge.
 This morning the second alter nate was selected.
 Attorney George Vanderveer, chief counsel for the defense, accept ed the jury abruptly after the Court had ruled out a question which the State alleged was argumentative.
 Bailiff Is Challenged
 The Court had appointed J. H, Pittinger, a former street carman of Aberdeen, as special bailiff for the jury. The defense requested Judge John M Wilson to give private hearing in chambers, on Pittinger's qualifications After Judge Wilson had been closeted with Vanderveer for five minutees, Pittinger was ex- cused.
 Testimony will not be introduced until Monday morning, it was indi- cated.
 The Centralia shootings caused wide indignatinon all over the Unit ed States, for the marchers shot down were all in the uniform they wore during the war, and all were members of the American Legion.
 The victims of the shooting were all Centralia residents: Warren 0. Grimm. a Lieutenant and former University of Washington football star; Ernest Dale Hubbard, shoe dealer: Arthur McElfresh, druggist and Ben. Casagranda, bootblack The accused are: Elmer Smith, Britt Smith, Ray Becker, Bert Falk- ener, James Mclnerey. Bert Bland Mike Sheehan. Eugene Barnett. LOT en Roberts, John Lamb and o. C. Bland. They pleaded not guilty at Chehalis and were granted change of venue to Montesano.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
ALL QUIET. GRAVES WIRES

WASHlNGTON, FeD. .--MaJoi- General Graves, commander or tne American Expeditionary Forces III Russia. reported today that good order is being maintained at Via livostok, captured this week by the counter revolutionists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
MRS. lyncH RETURNS

Mrs. Martin Lynch and two child ren will return home tonight on the steamship City of Seattle from Tac oma, where they have been visiting for several weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-07
WILL VISIT THE OUTSIDE

Jack White will leave on the next steamer for brief business trip to Seattle. to look after some property there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
Never Has to Call a
Doctor-Bathes In
nelly"

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Globe. Aris.. writes the Tyrcll llygie'
Vic Institute
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years ami clll II our cheap fanny
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never had tn call H. u physlclan 10
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intestine Ia u eWliFe lohslh shd
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vast
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nation. indigestion. stomach Irolp'
la. uilinu suVss. headache .nd al
is, nan srrloas lga hl,s ~hi'h mt)
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
WARM tNp CORDIAL"

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Warrant, Deed.

l. It. smith to- ! ". Alley lot o
block lJa Holland addition Con
liberation Sl5Oo
franslr
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lot TO- lluck sg2, plmons addition
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oHs addition. Consideration sg6Oo.
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and Loan Association, lot ~. bloch
"a, plcmon- ddlticn consideration
$1,000
Mrhanic'> Lieu.
a. II HAYDEN tn J. X Nhcatcy
Tot /. block 800, Mirror addition
Consideration $500
Rill ~ sale.
J.. =. caldwell to lNJnhor pctro-
lcum company l standard rig ct ul.
Ford truck nodg" truck. Con
liberation $4,000.
Transfer ~ Oh Leases,
4 Curr.e 90 l.. q. caldwell tra I
.sl. section 80 aud a. block . g. a
N. tract % section 81. hlocs . q q
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lenm Company. do, consideration 81.
Victor on y Gas Company tract
n and 81. section ~ block D. t.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

Qi ARTEi,iN y. ~. IMPORT
SHOWS LARGE lNt HEtSi

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. Sau.tg2 10. aud those ter tine
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= were siU.lilnG urHuH SO.
: l1hnG against SlO.lG'.3i fur
= Nnch 1915 this ycnr hains
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
AM,Ru.Lo's OPPORTUNITY.

w DO not need 10 think IN
these days ~ the usual adyrr
ilsomonis i0 bring strangers
within oar gates THE strains
ots are here ana many moro are
coming The best HIyUr'isrWru,
Tor the ciit aud iho ouN one
that is REALLY beneficial uIlcr
present conditions BE- ihr Hails.
faction of thp reasonable ueods
of thcs, who lIr already horD.
~ Pueblo WIll dn what lf can CON
those who have come tn siaf ind
for tho tourists We shalt goo nr
toward establishing % permanent
foundation for Unr prosperity
m wc DO noi DO 200 $500 can vc
shall lufllrt o. serious injury ana
loes uron ourselves f0r the benz
rlii Of uth, rs elsewhere who ere
making o bettpr u.o ul inferior
pppnrunitics Pueblo Chici-
tain
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hr matter iu pueblo Colorado %,
mt ia tfe proper way in which d
iow w.
Amarillo. 10 failing Jo be- prepared
10 ale carc OF the STRANGER within
b soto, is letting '.p great OPP
loriunlty We cauuot afford TO h'
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ms cities Of the country In 'hc mt
or az residences $50 mast hr up1r
better basis
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advantage OF present oprorluuitir
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irl"l men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
Personals

sheriff " W Gnnctt ol chan.
hing ~ In Amarillo on ofllcinl hus..
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

J " Eu sell. II Harris. G. n
Dixon aud " ". Flonnikcn. fou
good mon and true we're elected
n,nb,rs OF the board of trustees nl
the Amarillo independent School
District saturday Wonder hnU
many of the quartpttr think tie,
ned vacation following then
strenuous political campaign
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
once asaIn AmarllIo nronIr lln

once asain Amarillo peopl. dave
proven their progrcssi,eness. this
timo by overwhelmingly endorsing
u bond issue of $4,000. with the
proceeds OF which to- erect county
hospital when pl,,a an oppor.
turty Amarillo people. every limo.
prove conclusiyely hat they are ioe.
wIil-lootiur aud deeply Interested
IN the welfare Of their civ aud 5000.
ilor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
Special Associated Press LeaseS
Wire Service
THE NEW SOUTH.

All other sections Of the nation
are now looking 20 the South and
its swiftly developing resources. The
Manufacturers Record takes coEni-
sance OF this fact in the following
The thrill OF life sllrs in the
South. It's prosperity amazes is own
people. Cts farmers are developing
shelr crops To such an exten, that
cotton now yields only one-titih oi
ils farm output. is factories II every
kind are crowded and many are run
ming night and day to keep some
wherr near the demand for iheI
products. It's oil industry which d
spreadlrr over vast AREA Is pour
ms forth . neser-eRdinF siream 81
wealth matching IN value the world =
sold ou,pu,,
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d nov beginning 20 make itself frli
from Virginia 70 Tsxas and a region
watch ~as oHee poor ani Unable Is
bay much y no~ enc 81 AZ ~arli .
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diamonds ~ eook stoves fram suio-
mobiles aad motor trucks o. Iasa4a-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06

w sell NmhInr Over -. 90.

Every article W. sell Us th" hos'
pu,Hnlc grade Al the price We sell
hardware. aluminium Joliet 'ruod
notions. hosiery. candy toys Watch
Tor our daily and Saturday Spociale
Register tor our free sot of dishes.
UNITED IT, TO Sl.0O STORES
clio POLK st. Turs-ThurSun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-06
I;odurr. Quit, Pest ofncc

$. r Rogers, Who ha. hccn e clotf
~ the plslcfficc Tor the past ciph'
or nine Years, has resigned to tuk
Wp earning near 'fplia he lrit 49,
nrillo on SATURDAY. tor q visit - hll.
Lut. and is cNpertol 20 go to Tu'u
to mike ais home within the noA'
tay on two
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
wANTED--SALESAIES


SPECIALITY SALESMAN-By Chicago
and Seattle manufacturer, for best
auto accessory ever patented, new and
without competition, never shown in
West before. Thousands being sold in
East Exclusive contract given right
party for counties in Montana. PROPOSE
tion easily worth $500 per month. Re
quires a few dollars invested in goods.
Territory free. Article being demon
strated at Second street north, COM
mencing Monday, a. m.
MEN WANTED to sell groceries, selling
experience not necessary. One of world s
largest grocers capital over $1,000
00O wants ambitious men in your To-
cality to sell direct to consumer ma
tionally known brands Of an extensive
line of groceries, paints, roofings, lubri-
eating oils, stock foods, etc. No capital
required. Write today. State age and
occupation. John Sexton & Co., $50
w. Illinois street, Chicago, Ill.
TRAVELLING statesmen wanted to sell
Polson's patches and fan belts to job
bers and dealers. Special prices. Lib
eral commission. w. J. Poison Co,
Kansas City. Mo.
DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town
for Speedoline; $500 TO $500 per month
exclusive territory; automobile free to
workers. Speedoline Co, Dept. 50, Dali
las, Texas.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
WANTED AGENTS

AGENTS-Sell the latest improved Pivot
Tire Pump. Operated by turning ham
dle-climinates tiresome up and down
labor Nothing like it ever sold. Every
auto owner and garage a purchaser.
No competition. Liberal commissions
with allotment Of territory. Retail price
$40. Agents send Sc for sample and
particulars. Pivot Sales corporation,
COS Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
CASH IN on bone dry bill. Make ss a.
day easy. VIII show you how with
our concentrated pure fruit drinks.
Wanted everywhere. Small package
just add water. Here's the chance of a
lifetime. Grab your territory. Write
quick. American Products Co, Alt
American Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS-s10O WEEKLY. Automobile
owners everywhere wild with enthusi-
asm. Marvellous invention doubles
power. mileage, efficiency. Saves its
cost first day. Sensational sales every
where. Territory going like wildfire.
$26 sample outfit and Ford car free.
Write quick. Ovee Co, Dept. 592. Louis
Vile, Ky.
WANTED-Agent to handle Watkins
Remedies for the city of Great Falls.
Inquire, 1914 Fifth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR SALE-Thororghbred r. /. Red
laying hens. Also setting hens. 2205
First avenue north.
FOR SALE-Poultry houses. 1924 Fourth
avenue north. Fone $3.50.
FOR SALE-Month old White Leghorn
chicks. 826 Fourth avenue south.
FOR SALE-Purebred White Leghorn
laying hens, S1.50 each. First house west
OF viaduct on Sun river park road.
PUREBRED r. I. Reds, Barred Rocks
and S. G. White Leghorns; also baby
chicks for sale. 1923 Eleventh ave. So
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
TO TRADE.

TO TRADE.
STOCK in manufacturing company which
is worth par, for five or six room bun
Ealow. Box 2S9 Tribune
TO TRADE-Let US trade your property
Tor something you want. We have
lands. houses. lots. small roomins
tracts, etc. See us for quick deal. Fone
6492. Watson Land Co, 121i2 Central
avenue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Montana ter
ritory by manufacturer of we'll estab
lished nationally advertised grocery
speciality. Excellent opportunity to
connect with a progressive house. Per
manent salaried position. In first let
ter give age, road experience and salary
expected to start. Address Box $50, IL
South Michigan avenue. Chicago. III.
STOCK RANCH for sale or trade by
owner. S,5SS acres. suitable for sheep or
cattle. Easy terms. p. o. Box 6AA.
Miles City, Mont.
WE HAVE several houses we will ex-
change for land equities or will con-
slider good car as part payment. Frary
and Burlingame, II Third ST. So
WHAT HAVE YOU to trade for five
room house on north side. Box 2's
Tribune.
1 HAVE a Groom house on north side,
32o6, to trade for something closer in.
What have you? Box 279 Tribune.
FOR SALE-or trade for auto, team,
harness and wagon. Fone 1916
WILL. TRADE fine income city property
for land Box -o6 Tribune
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
SITUATION wANTED-FEMAL

Fone 1872.
STEADY day work of any kind, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday by reliable
person. Box 2S7 Tribune.
WANTED-Position as housekeeper. Will
go on ranch out of town. Experienced
with children. Box PA Tribune.
ROUGH DRY washing wanted, so cents
per dozen. No finishing. Call for and
deliver Fone 6937.
WANTED-Ironing places, good refer
ences. Box 262 Tribune.
WANTED-Position as stenogra pher or
bookkeeper, four years experience Can
operate bookkeeping machine. Box 263
Tribune
WANTED. washing, ironing. Fone 1913.
DAY WORK by hour. Fone 5109.
IRONING and cleaning. Fone 8629.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

| COMPETENT woman for general house
work. Family of three. Call at No. 9
| Second street north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
PLEASE NOTE-We do not charge
classified advertisements to residence
addresses.
HELP WANTED-MALE


RELIABLE and experienced man and
wife wants position on ranch. inquire
at office, 319 Third avenue south.
MAN AND WIFE for hotel. $50 month.
room and board. Montana Employment
Co, 13h Second street south.
WANTED--.someone to backset 60 OF
tandem disc 100 or 200 acres for max.
1 furnish seed and give you 3 ffths
of crop. Box 288 Tribune.
YOU WRITE the words for a song. We
write music and guarantee publication.
Submit poems on any subject. Metro-
politan Studios, Dept. 5S9, 9l4 SCUM
Michigan, Chicago.
WOMEN or men wanted, salary $24 full
time, SOC an hour spare time, selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Expe-
rience unnecessary. International Mills,
Norristown, Pa.
PORTER WANTED. Wages $50 a
month. Apply Conrad hospital at Con-
WANTED-Man with or without expert
ence soda fountain. and luncheonette
work. Must be able to give references:
For interview write, giving age and all
particulars. Box 2S5. Tribune.
MEN-WOMEN. over II wanted. Hun
dreds railway mail clerks. Great Falls
examinations, June 16. Big pay. Write
for list positions open. Franklin Instl-
tute, Dept. 223 E, Rochester, N. Y.
MEN-Age under SIS. Experience unneces-
sary. Travel; make secret invesuga. ga.
tion, reports. Salaries; expenses. Write
American Foreign Detective Agency,
sol ST. Louis.
MEN wanted for detective work. Write,
]. Ganor. former government detective,
738, Danville, Ill.
DID YOU KNOW-Or didn't you. that
you can feel it heal sciatica, neuritls,
rheumatism, nervousness, insomnia! we
mean the Debeque Radium Belt De-
beque Chem. Co, % SO. Main, Butte,
Montana. Use the mail.
WANTED-25 men for work in the lum-
ber yard, saw and planning mills and
logging camps of the 2. L. Howe Lum-
Der Mills, Eureka, Montana. Wages
S5.25 and up per day. Married men
preferred. Unusual opportunities for
need of work. Always good openings
for men who already have lumber ex-
perience and are capable of scaling,
loading and piling lumber, or doing
woods work. Steady employment for
good men. Come to Eureka, Montana,
at once.
WANTED-First class shoe repair man.
Electric machinery; live town Martin
Balcizic, Big Sandy, Mont.
WANTED-Elderly man to care for my
thoroughbred sheep. Year job. No herd
ing. Ed O'Connor, Cascade, Mont.
WANTED-Barber, steady job. Wire:
Empire Barber Shop, Lewistown, Mont.
MAN wanted, with car to handle two
auto accessories. First time in the West
No competition. Call. Z Second st. NO.
so MEN wanted for common woods work
such as teamsters, swampers, rigging
singers and track men, $4.75 and up
per eight hour day. S1.25 per day for
board. Fares will be refunded IL men
remain with us so days. J. Neils Lum-
Der Co., Libby. Mont.
WANTED-Shoe maker at once. Address
City Shoe Shop, Conrad. Mont.
line of war books. Men preferred who
can handle exclusive territory and other
men. Write c. ]. Watts, Conrad, Mont.
before June 1st.
WANTED-Boy for general work, ground
store. Apply, Hub Clothing Store.
WANTED-Two first class side hill ir-
rigators. Box 753, Helena.
LEARN-Actual auto repair. vuicanizing.
Los Angeles Y. N. c. 4. Auto School.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Girl, II or Is, to assist with
housework. Call, 221 Second ave. north.
WANTED-High-scho girl or young
woman to care for 3 year old girl and
do light housework. Call Sunday, 1915
Second avenue north.
APPRENTICE GIRLS wanted to learn
first class dressmaking, at Room z,
Dunn Block.
SHOWS COLLEGE Of Dressmaking will
open about June IA at room Z Dunn
Block, where one more course will be
taught; SIS reduction for the summer.
Madame r. will leave about July 20
for California where she will open a
Shows College.
WANTED-Teachers to travel on cost
paying salary and railroad fare. Also
girls between % and 30 years with high
school education. Call between 5 and s
evenings. George Conroy, Rainbow ho-
tel.
music and guarantee publishers ac-
ceptance. Submit poems, patriotic, love
or any subject. Chester Music Co, 800
South Michigan, Suite 175S, Chicago.
WANTED-Millinery apprentice. Apply
the Vogue, 325 Central.
WANTED-A girl to work for her room
and board at the nurses home. Dea-
coness hospital.
RELIABLE girl for housework Small
family. 600 Fourth avenue north.
GIRL wanted for light housework. 111S
Eighth avenue north. Phone 1858.
EARN SIS WEEKLY, spare time. writ
ing for newspapers, magazines. Exper-
fence unnecessary; details free. Press
Syndicate. 185 st. Louis, Mo.
best of wages to right person. Can go
home nights and Sundays If preferred.
Call evenings or Sunday. Mrs. LIE May,
1126 Third avenue south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Woman to cook and run
small hotel. Write wages expected. A.
L. Ralston, Brady, Mont.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Young lady for stenographer
and bookkeeper and general office
work in store on Central ave. Write,
Box FL Tribune in your own hand
writing, stating experience briefly and
salary wanted
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Girl, II or IS, to help with
housework, sleep at home. Call, 1877
First avenue north, or fone $3.50.