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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18
LINCOLN TIGERS WANT GAME.

The Lincoln Tigers of the East End are without a game for Sunday and would like to arrange one with one of the following teams: OakIands, Accos, Eagles and HillSideS, the latter preferred. Game to be played at Yel- low Mill All Lincoln Tigers are re- quested to report for practise Friday night at 6:30 o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18
HARVARD FAVORETE ..
 OVER YALE IN GAME

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 1s-Har- victory over Yale in the Bowl Satur- day that they are offering bets at 1G to I, with the Crimson eleven the ia vorlte. Even at these odds there are rsW takers in sight, although there is plenty of Harvard money waiting.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18
TIPPTTY WITCHET
 SCORES AT BOWIE

Baltimore. Md, Nov. 1s-Splash- ing his way through a track deep in slop, past thinly populated, wind swept stands, Tppity Witchet earned about the easiest $1,00o of his career when he accounted for the winners share of the Twin City Handicap, which served as Bowie's feature event yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18
PUTNAMS TO MEET.

All members of the Putnams are hereby notified to meet at the Boys club tomorrow evening at o'clock. The Putnams will elect a president secretary, reporter and treasurer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18

British Government ordered the Withdrawal of all British troops in Persia and made drastic reductions in the number of soldiers serving in Mes opotamia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18
PARK.

WEST END,
 Tonight Paramount presents Mau- rice Tourneur's great production, MY Jady's Garter,'' in five acts, from the famous novel by Jacques FutreIle, presented for the first showing in Bridgeport. The Speak Easy" two reel Sennett comedy, and Bray Picto- graph will also be shown.
 Saturday: Seena Owen and Pell Trenton in "The House of Joys," in six acts, from. the novel by Henry Russell
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Marshall Business Brokers.

Close attention to our advertisements will
prove we are continually listing and selling
Ne avoid listing and advertising dead places
mr. plsres that are the market for mont his.
which confuses buyers and prevents the sale of
real places. If you want to sell book with us
now and save time Inspect the following.
Most all listed within last few days:
Grocery: old-established corner: NV: rent.
S32; rooms: this is a real store; price, s., 400.
Grocery and meats; Sc: established 80
years: rent. $S5; price, $3. 500.
Small grocery and confectionery; livngs
rooms: located NV; will be sold at sacrifice.
Hotel: near Union station; first-class restau-
rant; on first floor: % rooms above; 10-year
lease: price right.
Hotel: near Union station; 80 rooms; 3-year
lease; price. $1,000.
Hotel; Pa ave: 20 rooms; lease; old-estab-
lished corner: IS. 600.
Hotel: near 14th and H sts.: large income;
price 81. 900
looming house: near 14th and SITS. II
rooms = baths, electric light. hw.h.: price
s.. 800.
Rooming house; II rooms; well furnished
price, 81, 600
Taxi business. including cars; price.
81. 800: inspect this.
bargain = Confectionery. delicatessen and
light lunch; opposite gov. depts.: owner states
receipts are now SIS to 1928 per day; rent,
$50; price, 5000.
Confectionery and delicatessen; light lunch;
high-class store; price. 5000.
Watch for Our Advertisements.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Q2Q N V Ave
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GET OUTSIDE.
If YOU work inside and earn
less than $50 a week, answer this
advertisement today.
Get outside-earn more money
be a salesman. Big. reliable
hrm-products you will be proud
to sell.
We pay while you are learn
ing. Apply to Mr.. Gross, at 116
McGill bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO represent a large,
going Baltimore corporation in following up
year. Previous selling experience not a requi-
site provided you are not afraid TO work and
will follow our suggestions. Apply at once,
513 Munsey building. 23s
= SECURITY statesmen Of the highest type
10 follow up inquiries. The offering comma nds
respect because of the local men on the boa r,i
of directors. and sells because of the unyer-
sally known inventive genius back OF it, See
for yourself. Address Box 194-K. star office
a.
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MALE.


ACCOCNTANCYINCOME TAX: The NafjoDal
School Of Accountancy offers com bned resident
and home-study courses in Elementary and
Advanced Bookkeeping. Higher Accountancy.
Commercial Law and Income Tax for So per
month. Introductory classes free. For outlines
inquire 4lO-4l2 Kellogg bldg. 14l8 ST.
ACCOUNTANTS AND B0OKkEEPERS -
thorough knowledge Of advanced account ting
will equip you for . bigger job and you can
get this training in from six to twelve months
with We have trained more {. p. As and
executive accountants than has any other
school or university. Write for booklet. In
ternational Accountants Society, els Colorado
bldg.
ASSISTANT MANAGER for auto accessory
store; experience unnecessary: good salary and
bonus; investment of 81 600 required; excel.
lent opportunity. Address Box 35O-K, Star
office.
AUTO MECHANIC to work on White trucks !:
must be 6rst-class man also several chasers
Apply TO J. w. Stickney. 100 . st. ne.
AUTO SALESMAN: excellent opportunity for
right party. Address Box 2s2-K. Star ohice.
BOOKkEEPER to handle cash books Must
have experience in film concern. Salary $50
$40 per week. National Personnel Service
bureau. 3Oo Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave-
BOOkKEEPER-Etperi double entry
must he IS over: good salary and meals
BOOKKEEPER-Experi good position
state references and salary expected. Address
Bcx a26K. Star Office
ROT wanted to work 10 grocery store. 400 X
81. ne. 22s
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MEN OF ABILITY!!.

A large corporation can use seven men of
clean Christian character. We need men for
our Washington. Baltimore. Harrisburg and
Frederick. Md. Offices.
II you are a high-grade man. over 30 years of
age. write, giving full details as to your past
experience in the selling line: selling expert
ence is not essential, but to real statesmen We
can make exceptional offer.
This is position and worthy of the atten-
ton of any frst-class man. II you are think
ing of making a change in the near future
drop a line. as have several branch of
fees throughout the southeastern part of the
u. s. and need real men at all times Address
BOX Inn. Star office.
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NJ A N-Intelligent, white; for
outside work; cash bond of $50
required. Apply Elite Laundry,
2l1o l4th st. NV.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER wanted; superin-
tendent for our machine shop and foundry state
fully. in typewriting. experience. qualifications
and character. Nasl Stcnm systems Co., 3l4
BIS Washington Loan and Trust bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

LARGE department store re-
quires an engraver for jewelry.
silverware and ivory: can do the
work in spare time if otherwise
employed; will pay literally to
reliable party. Address Box
3O8-k. Star office.
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Marshall Business Brokers,
Q2Q N Y Ave

EXPANDING local corpora ton. well establish
ed, enjoying large profits. need five additional
stockholders at $500 each: guaranteed 100
and over and you hold the security for the
principal: highest bank references: not scheme
and no element of risk. Address Box BON.
star office.
FOR Sale Il L MEKCHANDlsE
store. including stock. doing profitable business.
and 7-rooin dwelling adjoining lot. Only
one competitor. Apply vwner, V. V. WEAVER.
chiffon Va Phone nS-F4 ,as
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
3-chair barber shop; most convenient shop
to Union station: rent only $40; 3 rooms.
which will rent for more than that; enough
coal and wood in for the winter plenty husi-
ness trailroad mem to support larger shop:
after paying each barber so per cent there re
mains over 100 per cent profit: gum and pea
nut slots pay gas and electric lights.
Grecery-eIn prominent NV. section: rent
about $50; 8 large rooms; nice garage; spien-
did stock and all fixtures OF the very best;
ice box worth about $3.50; slicing machine, and.
in fact. everything necessary in an up-to-date
grocery Price only 81 800 for quick sale.
r. II. CURTIS, 416 5th st. NV. Room 511.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

YOUNG MAN bright as re-
ceiving clerk; with thorough
knowledge OF women's wear /;
permanent position good salary.
Apply at once.
M. PHILIPSBORN & CO.,
I'm
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II AN old established market. stand suitstl.
Tor butcher: hn" lprstInn: good reason ftr
;. Hing Ahlr,ss BOY ,ni Sfhr Ii.
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SALESMEN-write for list Of lines ana full
particulars; earn s., 500 to $4,000 yearly; big
,.emanJ for men; Inexperienced or experienced;
city or travelling. T. Il. Goldsborough. 705 Dis
trict National Rank bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

MEN, young, II to 30 years, as
message carriers; outdoor work !;
can easily earn $40 per week and
more; eight-hour day; perma-
nent position; opportunities af-
forded for advancement. Apply
Mr.. Lyddane. 14O7 G. st.
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MAI.E-s;oursnued.

iSALESMEN-Several clean-cut
live-wire statesmen to handle re-
capitalization stock. Clean propo-
sition and money maker. 315
Evans bldg. Main 1893. Ask
for Major Echols.
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MUSICIAN who plays cello saxophone want
ed. Call 1917 Iiolmead ri. NV.
NIGHT CI.ERk-One. Hudson Hotel 1929 II
st. NV
NIGHT ENGINEER for apartment house. APP
ply Fitch. Fox 4 Brown. 1713 Eye st. NV.
OFFICE BOY good opport unity for bright en-
crgetic hoy. Apply Doubleday Hill Electric CO..
TIA 18th 81. NV.
PAINTERS. Call after pm, us stb Il.
ne.
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SECOND MAN rht;e. "Xpe-cnced: references:
senator's family. Address Box 24o-k, Star
office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

MEN-Aerial mail service appointed two Ma
tional Radio School men last week. 7. G. Gale.
1917 Emerson ST. and hubert H. Scisco: the
Wyoming apartments. for wireless positions
One will go to Omaha. Neb.. where he will do
wireless construction work big land radio
station now erected for the Post Office Depart
ment while the other will remain here in
Washington doing similar work. Five other stu
dents of the National Radio School have been
placed in positions on board ships through the
L. s. shipping Board lately. These are but u
few instances Of the many opportunities
from sI25 salary and all expenses TO start,
The work of a wireless operator is fascinating
offers opportunity to travel and the world
over. and big future to any ambitious young
man. You qualify in your spare time with
the improved method Of the National Radio
School in fou. to five months time either in
our day or evening classes. No previous knowl-
edge Of electricity needed TO start. Fall classes
now forming. Enter any time. Call. write or
phone Main 1876. National Radio School. 1345
Pa. ave.
MEN-We can place several reliable men in po-
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MEN-We can place several reliable men in po-
stions from $25 to $50 per week; 800 first
month to those who qualify; experience not
necessary. Apply at once, 204 District NATL
Bank bldg.
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WANTED-HELP.

CANDY MAKER. for estab-
lished homemade candies: good
salary and small interest to right
party: unusual opportunity.
Address Box ,5Oo-k. Star office.
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EST ENT

2f.s guaranteed on investment. small or lar.,.
amounts principal and profits paid in six
months Only small amount OF securities lcft
for sale. II you want to got in ON hi. : :,
Us Mt once.
THE ERIGiITWooD SANITARIuM co
Continental Trust bldg, fith and II si>. u
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LADY, preferably a teacher, to learn good
business pleasant work; salary 1850 first
year. Address Box 214-C. Star Office.
LADY OF settled mind. capable. to meet au-
tomobile owners in service station OF establish.
ed business; permanent position: experience not
essential: must come we'll recommended; prefer
married woman. Apply by letter only. giving
full details: state salary wanted and telephone
number. Address Box 143-K. Star Office
MARKER and assorter. The Conger Laundry
23d and New York ave. NV.
MASSEUR: state price. Address Box 3j-M
Star office.
PASTRY COOK in cafeteria: hours, to 4;
no Sunday work. pig 10Th st. NV. 2le
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STOCKS WANTED-Piedmunt Motor Car Mil
Ter Train Control and oil stocks A. l.. Deibel
Boat1nen's Bank bldg. ST. Louis Mo 29s
FOR SALE-On main street in Alexandria ne N
beer saloon and poolrooin: owner must sell on
account OF Illness; very cheap rent: small
capital to invest. Apply Mr.. Bennett sos
kIng St, AleXandra -.
EN- El.i-t.NI CHANCE to make money ,n
small Investments. stock Of going business nj
slb per share. paying per cent and redeem
able ut $40 within ) years. investigation 80
Ecited. Address Box 3n2-k Star office II.
Wot LID consider trading good business. hand
ing groceries meats. confecfioneries cigars
tobacco. lee cream and school supplies in Part
payment for equity in good farm or Disiriet
real "sid'" or would take late model Ford or
pNlsr car IA part payment Phone Line
stsN J., W. In. i.,ni i3's; u ST ne
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STOCK Statesmen wanted for the biggest,
best and cleanest building proposition offered
for years. The Super Concrete Mold Co.. Room
401. SIT 18th st. NV.
TAILOR. Apply to Navy Yard Tailor, 49I sth
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myself-but I appreciate your friend
ship-and If the time ever comes"
BE careful, Betty" he warned soft
~, my business in Ardmore has some
thing to do with some such promise
| warn you now, SO you can be think
ing it over"
She made a little startled gesture
of dissent-"I didn't mean to brighten
you, Betty; 1 was not going to speak
of it now-but I want you to get used
TO thinking of me-" And to reassure
her he picked up the box and pointed
out some of the fine points of the pet
rabbits.
1t was late when they reached
Ardmore, so Paul insisted on carrying
the crate in and helped to make ar
rangements for the Easter surprise.
Before retiring, as was their Easter
custom the children had made a nest
tor the Easter rabbit and had also
fenced off a little place for him in
the bay window where they had fresh
lettuce, cabbage and a cup of wa
ter.
Mrs. Dale slipped quietly about put
ting candy around in different places,
adding some downy chicks to other
toys, explaining that she had prom
ised them that if they would be good
while she was gone, maybe the Easter
rabbit would leave them some of his
babies to bring up, while Paul fixed
a larger box for the rabbits. AS they
finished he said very soberly: "Tve
missed an awful lot of life, Betty.
This is the finest thing I've had any
share in for years-do you think
there's any chance"
"Please, Paul." she begged tremu-
lousy, its such a new thing-I can
0 help feeling that it would not be
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03
WHOLE WORLD LOVES EASTER
Joyous Season Of S%pringtime When All
Nature ReIoices in the Impulse
of New Life.

The world loves Easter because there
is much of gladness in it. It's life's
joyous springtime. All animate nature
is stirred with the mysterious work.
ings of life's impulses. Birds, bees,
beasts and man alike respond to that
strange something that attracts life's
~opposites. In spite of himself the old
bachelor grows tender, and the maiden
lady can't resist just one little kink
in her hair or an extra little touch to
her dress. Younger lives run riot.
Love, experienced but u~nrecognized,
makes havoc of many a bosom. And
the Eastern gladnesS makes the pulse
run faster and the heart thump louder.
But others love Easter because it gives
the best evidence of faith. Who can
explain the Resurrection? History has
well attested the fact, but the mystery
is just as hard for the thinking mind
as ever So the worshiper is thrown
back upon the record which even its
enemies had to admit and learns TO
trust the great giver of life for the
solution. And somehow we are led to
feel the joy of such a faith. Some
call it blind credulity. Call it what
you will, there is something in the
soul that takes comfort in the fact
Exchange.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03
KILLS OLIVE POISON
Experts Find Serum to Combat
BotuIinus Bacillus.
versity of Illinois Meet With
Success.

Champaign, H.-The bacillus botuli-
nus in the olives which caused the
death of five persons in Detroit several
months ago has been isolated by DR..
Robert Graham of the department Of
animal pathology at the University of
Illinois.
"a different type of bacillus botuli-
nus was associated with the olives in
Detroit which caused the food poison
ing there. Similar experience has
been reported by psychologists at
Stanford university in California, as
well as by Belgian scientists" said DIR.
Graham. "Tt-constitutes, however, the
first time this particular variety of
bacillus botulinus has been announced
In the Mississippi valley.
"A serum protective against the
type of poisoning in the olives as well
as other types is being prepared at the
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03
HnW,S THIS2

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Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
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years, and has become known as the most
reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood
and healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh Med
lcine for a short time you will see a great
improvement In your general health. Start
taking Halls Catarrh Medicine at once and
get rid Of catarrh. Send for testimonials,
free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03

university of animal pathology. The
university's interest is primarily from
an animal standpoint, yet the fact that
in recent years the disease has been
more common in man incidentally as
sociates the experiments conducted
with the disease in humans"
This n type of bacillus has been
found particularly fatal to chickens.
the department of animal pathology
has found In conducting experiments
with poultry.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03
Adding Some Downy Chickens.


fair TO you'll couldn't think of letting
you take the burden of another mans
children-it wouldn't be square. You
have a right to be first in some dear
girls heart"
"Listen, Betty. Jack Dale was an
honorable man. What if the children
are a great part of the attraction"
And he smiled a bit teasingly at her.
ooh, in that case. then, you'd have
to consult them" replied Betty; so
you might come over and take Easter
dinner with us and get better acquaint-
ed with them"
you don't suppose you could make
them believe that the Easter rabbit
brought me-dragged me in7 That
might predispose them in my favor.
You seem to be able to lead them TO
believe almost anything possible n the
line of achievements of what the -ab-
bit can do for good little girls"
1--WE might think that over" Betty
agreed, laughing merrily, "but I'm not
going to let you do anything rash,
Paul" But the way she uttered his
name and the little tender smile that
she gave him as she wished him good
night thrilled him to his hearts core.
"Have it your own sweet way,
Betty, dearest, but in the morning 1
will be over with some colored Easter
eggs and l and my kiddies-our kid
dies-will have a real ol~d-fashioned
game Of Easter-egg hunting"
10 1920, by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.3
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03

was upon ner erra00.
She wore a heat black suit, strictly
tailored; small, close-itting black tur-
ban, white collar and cuffs, and boots
quite as correct as the rest of her
attire.
Smiling engagingly at the clerk she
said: "Tm afraid you'll think this the
strangest request that has ever come
to you, but I am very anxious to take
some white rabbits home with me to
my little girls for Easter, and l won
where / can find a rabbit dealer or
hutch near enough for me to get them
before the train leaves for Ardmore?'
The girl at the cigar stand, without
waiting for the clerk to answer, re-
piled: "Why, yes, I can tell you.
There's a boy near my home who has
some beauties, but it's a good ways
out"
LET me help out in this !" inter
rupted a very pleasant voice, and the
widow turned to meet one pair of
admiring eyes and an outstretehed
hand.
"Why Paul I" she exclaimed cor
daily, did you hear what / asked?'
"Yes, and I'll undertake to go hunt
ing for those rabbit skins, with the
rabbits in them, for the Baby Bunt-
ings and have them here by train
time"
"Oh. but 1 couldn't let you. You
must have some business of your own
or you would not be here"
my business takes me to Ardmore
also, so you can go to the station
when the time comes, and TIL be
aboard with the game, if it's possible"
Mrs. Dale would have demurred still,
but Paul Rochester was losing no time /;
he gave directions about his baggage,
and fastened away.
True to his word, he was on hand
promptly with the box containing the
pets. In fact he was not in the habit
of failing in what he undertook to do
yet he had failed in the competition
with Jack Dale for the hand of pretty
Betty Dacre, though he had loved her
devoutly for years. His business In
Ardmore now was to tell her this, and
that he was just waiting for a season
able moment to press his suit. .
They had plenty of time on the jour-
ney to talk over cid times and old
acquaintance, also time go talk about
Betty's beautiful little girls, Ruth and
Margery, aged five and three, and Paul
was a most gratifying listener, asking
interested questions and enjoying the
recital of childish pranks, till finally
Mrs. Dale exclaimed: "Why, Paul,
you encourage me to be perfectly gar,
rulous about my habits, something I've.
always tried to avoid. l didn't know
you would be so interested in chill
dren.p
"Yes. Betty" he returned gravely,
I've always been fond of children
and I've often thought that if anything
should happen to you l could take
those little girls and devote my life
to taking care of them"
Betty looked at him in astonish-
ment, then she tried to make her reply
seem casual: 81 really don't know
of any man, Paul, whom I would rather
trust them with than with you but of
course, you know, my constant prayer
is that l may be able to care for them
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Advertise in The Pleasantville Press.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03
Message of the Lily.

Certain flowers have come to be as
ISOLATED with the Eastertide, either be-
III of their symbolic significance or
because it is the season of their bloom
ing. The lily has eve been ~associat-
cd with religious observance since the
beginning of the Christian era and in
tradition and type bears a message
of purity to the world.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-04-03

They speak OF hope to the fainting heart
With a voice of promise they come and
part,
They sleep in dust through the wintry
hours,
They break forth in ~glory-bring flowers.
bright fiowersl
Mrs. Hemans.