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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
Congress Reassernbling
Responsible for Several
Y Brilliant Social Events
ifyit of President-Elect and Mrs Harding, Cabinet
EReception and Debut of First Senate Bud
IM Mark Weeks Round of Pleasure.
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

but this
iii fairly brised with interesting phases of social life The
NJ Mrs Harding cabinet
tik of Agriculture and Mrs Meredith
h rounded the days
The first bud of the Senate Miss Katherine
sill greeted portion the social world Official and other
yesterday Miss Marie Sims daughter of Rep
and Mr. Edward Garrett Rddk added
other delightful phase socety's activities
the President Mrs. Wilson Saturday
happening this week and recalls the
tflng Mrs Edith
Boiling Gait, at her home 10th street five
EsMrs. brilliant
vShm the President has her days OF Still her life
inh White House without lend color
Illness unparalleled kilograms good
President and Mrs Wilson, but only family dinner will
mPFf the event.
fS beginning with night dinner
will preface the evening performances the box holders
who will be their for the evening
Ms Coby luncheon Tuesday parties
with the dinner be
tetned Thursday night by the Secretary Agriculture and Mrs
sokSty folk large Fort My where
a cya CHAPTER a the Army OF waiting
have asked the privilege OF taking boxes
foEsthe drill.
Al NUMBER parties this and Saturday will
BE especially with Senator and Mrs. kendck
d.ush.es Miss .Maye kendek Gen and Mrs Harry
Mrs will for their
dsSahter Miss Martha Davis a student at Vassar
IRON the New will bed
for element the
scheduled the girls will
studies wordweary and much tagged lot embryo
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IND ambassador of Spain and
seGota de Riano will entertain at
8uS1i informal dinner party Tuesday.
IT tfAe embassy.
ne ambassadors to Belgium and
RaSo6ess de CaFtieE de Marchienne
Win kPrive in New YORK today on the
BteeIhship Adriatic. altar an absence
au5sassador win probably come di-
red to Washingtsns-ihaat..R Baroness de
Carrier will remain in New York, at
th& 4itz Carlton, fol. several days be-
fore boining him here:
- Daniels. wife Of the Secretary
Of ME Navy. will leavs-this evening
DoH Raleigh. n. c., where she will
SDtnS several days- -
M new minister ofCsechesiovakia.
Dr831erdich Stepanek, IS in New York
fot short visit. ssIa
The Secretary of the Treasury and
NH Houston went to New York
W1te1e they will remain until We'd
nekdty. Mrs. Houston will not OBJ
se{Sx her day at home this week.
IhS counselor Oh de Legation of
Fiji md, Judge E. lives. went to New
YoSld to meet che minister Of Finland
to 6lrive this morning on the Acqui-
taIl6<. from Europe. where they spent
th@F hte summer and autumn They
viii remain in New York for several
da}s, before returning here.
fhe commissioner of. education Of
th4eEnited States and Mrs. Philandef
r. haxton announce the engagement
Of kheir daughter. Helen, to Mr.. John
Cu6tis Walker Of WaAmnGton. The
mdfr4age will take placea january /
in 81 Thomas Church.
Nh. Marshall Field q in Indian
apSi1 visiting her niece and nephew.
fo4tnkr Senator and MIA Albert Jere-
mikh Beve9idge, and she will return
70 .Washingten the first part OF the
wTG
ADMIRAL and Mrs David W. Taylor
will entertain a partysof thirty-three
1t !ti1e supper dance at the Cafe St.
Nsrks Tuesday evening following the
ted. they will give that afternoon to
prdelnt their daughter, Miss May
3aS7rr. to society.
IIro. Horatio Nelson Slater has
co9aA from Boston to stay with her
sou m-law and daughter, Mr.. and
MI Sumner Welles. Representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
White House Flowers
Adorn Welfare Tea

Mrs. Wilson. who has always taken,
an interest in the Women's Welfare
Association. formerly the Women's
Clinic. sent flowers from the White
House conservatories for the tea
which was given in the headquarters
at 18th and L streets Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Wetmore is president
of the association. and Mrs. Colby,
wife of the Secretary of State; Mrs.
and Mrs. Daniels. wife OF the Secre-
tary of the Navy, are on the board.
One of the local florists also sent a
beautiful basket of flowers to assist
in the decoration of the tea table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
Flags to Be Presented
To Congressional Club

At the Congressional Club Friday, De-
cember II. at $3.50 o'clock, there is to be
a presentation of the flags of the states
Of the Union. The members of each
state delegation belonging to the club,a
including Alaska. Hawaii. the Philip
pines and Porto Rico. will each present
a flag to the club. to be used for decora-
ton on special occasions
The presentation speeches will be linn
tied to three minutes each and will be
given by the senior representative in
the club of each state, who will ten
something of the history of the flag and
its adoption by the state. Vt
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mond german with Gen. William Lane
Stern, and Miss Gordon will lead the
Christmas german. ~
AS debutante of this season. Miss
Caperton is a great success, and con-
stantly feted in Richmond. She shared
honors at the Country Club, Rich
mond, last week, with Miss Elizabeth
Penn, at dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carol H. Montague of Monroe
terrace, and which was one of the
most elaborate entertainments of the
season there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
Viii Go to Richmond
For Christmas German

er daughter. Miss Anne Gordon. will
go to Richmond for the Christmas
german, and in that city will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ran
dolph Caperton and their debutante
daughter. Miss Helena Caperton. Miss
Caperton, who Is well known in
Washington through her frequent
visits to Gen. and Mrs. George Bar
nett when they were at the marine
bargackewill lead the first Rich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Boal
To Leave for E,,yone

tomorrow for Europe. where Mr. Boal
will take up his duties in Serbia. They
will visit Mrs. BoaFs mother. Wis
countess de LEstrade. who.s as the
Countess de Mention, spent % much
time iH Warrington. She Was. ma rried
recently in Paris. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12
D. A. R. Chapter to Give
Christmas Celebration

The Mary Washington Chapter. d.
a. ~ r.: WIN give christmas rs eeaeo r
ington Club Tuesday evening. De-
cember II, at S:45. Mrs. William E.
Chamberlain Of the College Women's
Club and Miss Nina Norman. will give
the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12

and Mrs. Frederick C. Hicks will, give
a luncheon for her today. :
Mrs. Norman H. Davis, wife of the
acting secretary Of state. has. sent
out invitations for tea in honor of
her daughter. Miss Martha Davis. for
the afternoon of Monday. Dscsm-
her 20. -
Mrs Davis vii observe her sat
home" tomorrow afternoon for the
last time until after the New Yesr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

ready for instant use either during
or after office hours.
Whether your Office is large or
small, we are ready to install
The Dictaphone. Then you can
see in your office on your work how
it speeds up correspondence work,
saves your time and that of your
assistants every hour of the day.
Phone, wire, or write us today
for a working demonstration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

Martin Behrman, Of New Orleans,
leaders Of the two political fsctious in
the state, are working to have Louisiana
enrolled as the decisive state in the
long fight for equal suffrage. Senator
y. e. Williamson. who is beading the
suffragist hosts in the upper house. has
sent reassuring messages TO suffragists
in Washington. Representative Reuben
Chauvin. ratification leader in the
House. Is no less confident Of victory.
Among the suffrage leaders in I.ouisi.
ana to urge ratification is Mrs Flor.
ence Bayard Hillcs. state chairman Of
the National Womcn's party in Della.
ware
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
SlNN FElN ATTACK BARRACKS
Police at One Place Surrender. but
Others Drive on Foes .

Dublin. May 1O.--Two attacks on
small police barracks occurred Saturday
night. At Cioyuc. County Cork. the
garrison Of seven. after n prolonged
fight, was compelled to surrender, one
of the men being wounded.
The other raid took place at the vii.
lagc Of Ncwtown Hamilton. South Ar.
magh. where 800 Sim Fcincrs attacked
the barracks. garrisoncd by five mcn.
The fight lasted two and a half hours.
Tho building was sprinklcd with petrol
and burned. driving the garrison into
nm clubhouse. where the men continued
their gallant defense. The raiders uIti e
tnatCly retired.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

Lloyd George nellie Directive per Ia pace
del monde. Circa Ia Germania tisse
che lItalia crede sia interesse di tutta
Europa che quel pacsep compia sollccita.
mcptc Ia sua risurrezionc ecoupmica.
Vependo a parlare della adestione
Adriatica ron. Nitti dissc che II -
aprile ALA Confercnza cgli dichiaro
ncttamentc che r1talia domandava
| l'alternativa dell 'applicazione del Patio
di Londrn o rcsecuzione del progetto in.
dicato mel memorandum dcgli allcati
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

The Sharples Separator Co., Chicago,
ILL.,, says: I'VE most heartily endorse
The Dietaphone as being the one piece of
Office equipment that stands pre- -eminently first
1t saves time of both typst and the dictate
and permits the executive and the clerk to
dictate their letters as rapidly or as slowly as
they wish,
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad,
St. Louis, Mo-, says: I'VE have only praise
for the ESQ Dictaphones which are used in
our various departments. They save time and
money. We consider The Dctaphone useful
and profitable Office convenience"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

rcdatto in data y diccmbrc a Tondra.
L'obbligo degli Allcati di cooperarc al
| applications del Patio di I.ondra fu
lealmcnte riconosciuto. Ma q uucsto
punto intervene Ia proposta Trumbic.
per fapertura di trattative. direttc, Q
ron. Nitti non credette opportuno di
rihutare Ia. proposta per il bcne G la
dienits' dell Italia.
Circa la Russia pOu. Nitti dissc di
aver propugnato Ia ripresa Immediate
dcllc rclazioni commercial. Per Costan-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
COLLEGES FAVOR HOOVER
Straw Vote in Eight institutions
Gives Him SO Per Cent Of Total

New York, May l0.-Straw otcs
taken in eight colleges in different parts
Of the country show that Of the 1881
votes cast for presidential candidates
Herbert Hoover received 1857. or about
~ per cent Of the total. Hoover had n
majority Of tho votes ~ six of the eight
colleges and in every ease received more
votes than any other candidate.
The result of the straw vote follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
Germans So. Ship to Leaking

Cherbourg. France. May 10. = A
serious leak was discovered on the Ger
man battleship Thuringen,, which re,
which is in port here. The leak, 1t
Is stated. was due to the act of the
German crew Of the warship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
SUFFRAGE BATTLE
ON IN LOUISIANA
Prolonged Fight Forecast as
Legislature Meets Despite
Move to Beat Delaware
WOMAN ARE OPTIMISTIC
Ry the Associated Press

Baton Rouge. La. May 1O.-A pro.
iouEcd fight to make Louisiana the thir-
ry-sisth state to ratify the federal won
an suffrage amendment appeared in
prospect today whom the state Icgis.
iaturc met in special session.
Suffrage leaders had predicted carly
and favorable action. but those opposing
ratification said they would he prepared
: 70 force delay and while cndcavorinc in
The meantime To obtain vote on suf-
frage amendment to the state constltu.
ton.
Resolutions providing for ratification
. OF the federal amendment and for
state amendment had hccr drawn IN by
the opposing forces for presentation rs
soon as organization Of the two houses
was completed.
Suffrage leaders claim the House by
substantial majority and the anti.
suHragists arc inclined to corccdc them
that body. Both sides acknowledge that
: the Senate is doubtful.
Washington. May O.-Anothcr great
struggle between the North and tho
South hogan TO-DAY. TnniSiqua is
pitted against Delaware in the race for
ratification of the woman suffrage
amendment to the federal constitution.
The odds favor the Pelican over tho
Blue Hen. The homo Of the sugar cane.
the creole and. once. tho gin fzz. has
showed tho habitat Of high explosives
from the political spotlight. Dover
takes second place to Baton Rouge.
The full force Of the Democratic party
has been thrown into tho fight to score
q victory while Republican Delaware is
4markiug time.
Governor John VI. Parker and Mavor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

tinopoli eli strelti richicsc gil stessi
diritti della Francia dell Inghilterra'
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Will YOU Profit by the Experience of tt
Westinghouse Air Brake Company?

The Westinghouse Air Brake
Company of Wilmerding, Pa, is
using The Dictaphone in its Engi-
neering and Commercial Depart
ments. Since the installation of
The Dictaphone the daily output
of letters has doubled. Core
spondence costs have been cut in
half. There is no lost motion nor
expensive delays. The dictator
has The Dictaphone at his elbow
Evening star., 1920-01-04
MALE.

ACC0CNTANTS-We are looking for few
desirable men to learn public accounting and
income tax work during their spare time
Call 325 Colorado bldg. open until PM So
BE newspaper correspondent aud earn SIS
TO s100 weekly, according to your ability: SIS
to SO weekly in spare time: experience un-
necessary; canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for free booklet: tells how National
Press Bureau. Buffalo, N. Y 50
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Extra Work

Extra Work
for
Government Employees.
If you have sales ability and
are acquainted with auto owners
you can easily earn S. per night
by working every other evening
from 7 to 10. Address Box 12o-D,
Star office.
FIREMEN. brakemen, $15O-seOO: experience
unnecessary. Railway Association Address
Box 23O-E Star Office.
FLAT WORK MARKER-Experienced; good
pay, steady position. Apply Du Pont Laun-
dry. 1885 Sherman ave.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
WANTED-HELP.
ACENTS-Continued. :.


| CALIFORNIA ROSE BEADs-Seiling like hor
cakes: agents coming money: new stuff; trr-
r,endors demand: catalogue free. Mission
Necklace Co, :s19 ". Pico. Los Angeles.
CHEWING GUM-Sell TO stores: profitable
business built rp quickly with our novel pack
ages Spearmin, and popular flavors. Write to-
| day. Helmet Co, Cincinnati.
COAL FAMINE making oil burner mon rich: gas
fires In con stoves from coal oil: great selling
| plan. Instant Heat Mfg. Co.. Dept. 4. 20
| lurnbus Ohio
DAVIS agents are most prosperous; Lucky IL
best seller market; no competition; 13ofo
profit; tested sales plan for 1920; get free
outfit orcr today. Davis Products Co., Dept
633 Chicago.
| MAKE $50 NEXT SATURDAY-Speederatof
for Fords selling like wildfre used by Fort
motor officials: makes any Ford run like IA
Packard stops stallng and buckiug; put on
quick--instant satisfaction; no holes to bore:
sell 10 to L. day easy; splendid profits and
exclusive territory. Write quick for informa-
tion. Address Perrin Co.. 1854 Hayward bldg.
Detroit. Mich.
MAN in each town to refinish chandeliers
brass beds. automobiles by new method: SO
reily without capital or experience: all or
spare time: every household. store and office
possible customer: field unlimited in this big
money making business. Write for free pa
ticulars and proofs. Gun Metal Co, 80 Elm
Decatur, ILL.,
SCIENCE creates new auto wonder: solves
puzzlinS problem; no more rain or snow blurred
n;oah WnrSs IKE Hns,o
glass clear - hours: one agent sold 5000. Sc
curity Mfg. Co. Dept. 23s. Toledo, Ohio.
SELL what millions want; new, wonderful lib
erty portraits; creates tremendous interest:
absolutely different: unique: enormous demand.
80 hours service; liberal credit; outfit and cat
alog free: 800 weekly profit easy. Consoli-
dated Portrait Co., 1885 W. Adams ST., Chi
cago.
10000 MILES instead OF 1000; more blow
outs: 90c less punctures: every car owner
waiting for wonderful new tire-saving device:
low cost liberal profits; sales guaranteed: de
tails free; act quick. American Accessories
Co. Dept. 37H. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

nisheu, sou 'mOhth. Apply tVo NolorAuO VI" :.
JAPANESE or Hindu lad as general helper in
small family: student who can cook and serve
simple meals may find pleasant home, with
privilege OF attending school near Ithaca. N.
y: good wages il competent Address Box
7o-E. Star office.
JOB COMPOsITOR, must be all-around man !;
good, steady job you will like; big opportunity
for live. sober young man union. Address Box
o38E, Star office.
MAN WANTED by steam laundry company;
bright energetic man of good personality and
appearance: age, 81 to 26 years; for general
Office and outside work: must be stenographer,
though need not be expert. This position is
permanent and a good place for the right man
per week, with advancement as merited Ap-
ply. giving phone number. Box 2oo-E, star
office
MAN to do general clerical work; references
required. Apply at once to Washington News
Co.. 313 9th NV.
MEN AND BOYS, colored, to
work in bowling alley, e pm. to
l am; good pay. Recreation,
9l8 G. NV.
MEN and boys between ages of
10 and As as messenger carriers.
Those with bicycles and motors
preferred; 8-hour day or night
assignments. Salary, $50 per
month. Permanent position. Ap-
plv. with recommendations. to
Mr.. Lyddane, first floor, l4O7 G
NV.
MEssENGER-white;b hoard furnished APP
ply head porter. Hotel Shoreham. 10Th ana Il
SITS. NV. -
NURSELWhitc. for invalid: SOD 4 moatn
no board: permanent; suburbs; local refer
ences. Address BOX 1u-E. Star office. 81
Evening star., 1920-01-04

EXPERIENCED sALESwOMEN for
our lace department; good salary and
permanent positions: Apply snperin-
tendent. the Palais Royal, G aud 11th
SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

PARTY with $40. 900 to invest in corporation to
act as hookkeeper auditor and treasurer; fifth
largest industry in the world: personnel Of ar.
pi1cant reference must he Of the best and
PATIENTS. male or female. for state board
examination: will repair gold filings in teeth,
all materials furnished. Call. all day, ask for
doctor 1923 10th st. NV. -
Evening star., 1920-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE-Contin0ea.


CARPENTER-First-cla class. colored; Job work
Of any kind c3ls NJ ST. NV
| CARPETS and linoeuns laid by expert rea-
| sonable. II. q. Conn. 800 1fth ST. NV. -
CHAUFFEUR. coored. neat reliable. desires
position in private family; ycars' experience
| 1852 kaiorama road: Col. t,aScJ
CHAUFFEUR experienced. for delivery or pr
vaie family; references. Call North l92, or
1898 ST. NV, between and " pm.
CHAUFFEUR or mechanic; good reference: Ad-
| dress 617 Florida ave. NV. lo'
| CHAUFFEUR wants position during morning.
Address 1910 9Th st. NV.
CLERICAL POSITION. knowledce Of besk-
| keeping and typcwritpg. Address BoI 1s1 r,
| Star office.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR can spare evenings tu-
| toring teaching msthematcs- ADDRESS sox
4 81 E. Star office.
CoIOREn ROY-worl as assistant jsnitor or
elevator operator. Iai? NJ ST. NV. Apt. l. .
| CoLoRED MAN wants place as porter or
| driver. SO4 1<,rd ST. NV.
| COIORED CHAUFPECR-Woud like rriSae
| position; driven all car of high grade MAKE.
| first class references. 1926 Goth 81. NV -
! EIEy AI'oR RoYS-Two coiored boys. aged
| l6 IL want place to learn 10 run elevator
| Clifford and Edward Turner. Mcrriheid. Fait-
| fax county. Va.
EX BANK CLERK. owning own machine. would
like 10 connect with live real estate Office. Ad-
dress Rox f.. Star ofice. =
| EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTANT income tax cr-
| pert. recently with internal revenue purrsu'
| II years executive accountant. mining. manu-
| featuring banking. marine shipping; young.
! aggressive. rrsourceful. capable; seeking broad
| or field. Address Box 243-E, star Office.
GRADUATE NURsE-wishes private patient;
| hest references. Phone Line. ciSs-J-
KITCHEN MAS-Colorrd man desires position
| in hotel. ll20 2Oth NV. -
LAWYER single 40 years Of age: Is years
! general practice in west, desires once posi-
tion. Address Box 1o3-E. Star ONCE. a
! MAN active reliable settled age wants en-
| ployment: speaks French; good mechanic. Ad-
dross Rox 3iE3-E. Star Office.
| MAN and wife want place jsnitnr: both
| we'll experienced: or elevator. Edward Crav-
ford 100 T.. Capitol ST. ne.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

EDCCATIONAL oPPORTUNITY-oppor
ana familiar with driving a car to obtain posi-
ton as chauffeur: work practically all after 4
o'clock and very little in the early morning :;
earning something; must be absolutely sober;
only Q clean young man. who can give the bes,
of references, will be considered: driving viii.
probably not exceed 100 miles week. Address
Box 336-E, Star ofice. ~
Evening star., 1920-01-04
FEMALE.

ACCoUNrANTs-We are looking 70. few de-
srsble ladies who wish to learn public account
ing and income tax work during their spare
time. Call 325 Colorado bldg. Open until 3
pm. o
ADDREsSERs for local publishing company;
to address envelopes. fill in forms and any
other work which can be done by hand: eN-
perieuced addressers only wanted bring appli-
cation, written out In own handwriting. to 601
G st.
BEAUTY sHOP-Experienced and inexpert
enced operators. Margaret E.. Scheetze skin
and Scalp Specialist. 208 kenois building. llth
and G SITS.
BOOKKEEPER and saleswoman for steady DO
sition year round. Apply Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.. S15 7th st. NV. y
BoOKKEEPER and typist; stenography not
necessary Address Box 119-E. Star once. -
CLERK-wanted. young lady: one with ex-
perience in dry cleaning preferred. Address
Box 2s9-E. Star office.
CONTEMPORARIES for woman invalid living
in country near Washington: $50 per month
and pleasant home to right party. Address
Box 254-E, Star Office
EARN $25 weekly. spare time. writing for
newspapers magazines; experience unneces-
| sary; details free. Press Syndicate. 1855. st.
Louis. Mo.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
BOOkkEEPERS.
OFFICE MEN,
CLERKS.
$1,000 to $4,000 Per Year.

$1,000 to $4,000 Per Year.
L. 5. government officials and
the largest corporations in the
United States pronounce this
the finest tax course in exist
ence; 100000 corporations wait
ing for more trained men. Cen
uine guarantee. Few weeks
spare time training equips you
for big positions. For interview,
state age, education, present po-
sition and phone number if pos
sible. All replies confidential.
Address Box 327-E, Star office. *
BookER, experienced. tor film exchange good
salary. Address Rox i3l-D. star office. ~
Roy. about sixteen years Of age, for Office
work; good salary aud chance for advs nee
ment. Room 200, Star building. am. Mon-
day.
BOY wanted to make himself useful In The
Engraving shop, 726 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
WANTED-HELP.
09AIE-ContfnueA.

ATTENTION. government employes-$s,ooo to
prepare for responsible position by spare-time
study. Write. giving age, education. present
position; replies confidential. Address BOX
312-E, Star off1ce. D