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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Weather Favorable
For Crops in State

LAS CRUCES. \. NJ. Feb. 2.-The
New Mexico crop report Tor the two
weeks ending Jan. n, follows;
Unusually warm weather for this
season has prevailed over most OF the
state. Ranges and fall sown grains
have been benefltfed by rain and
snow. County agents IN coifax and
Santa Re counties report snow fan
on water sheds TO date insufficient
for irrigation supply. Farmers IN
chaves. Eddy D0na Ana. Roosevelt,
Quay and Santa Re counties are taxi
Ink advantage of favorable weather
conditions 10 SOW more winter gram.
No abandonment % fall sown srain
reported to date. condition good.
~ weather In southern portion Of
state continues warm. farmers fear
loss o. fruit crop from BUDS aweliins
too early.
"nernanilo county: Normal labor
supply az $500 per day, without
board. beans shipped In car lots NJ
cents per pound; farmers Eettins
1926 per 100 for corni insufficient
seed supply for coming season.
"Chavea county: Shortage % la
hor at 500 per day. IA shipments
% alfalfa; shipments into the county
from Montana ~ cattle and sheep;
HflNhnN haI NNNAN ANfs
Collar county: Wages az f3.0o TO
$500 md supply Inadequate: $50 cars
OF wheat, IS % corn. 10 Of oats and
90 ~ barley shipped or 10 be shipped
hay selling nj f2i.00 per ton; corn
at t2.OO per 100. surplus Of seed.
"Dc Haca Ample labor supply AZ
ta.60 to fa00; car shipments during
the season Of 90 ears Of hay. Is OF
corn kaffir and maize. alfalfa 5000
per ton; corn t2s0 per 100 and maize
$500 per 100. The new diversion
dam al Ft. Sumner will be completed
In time for this years crops.
"Dona Ana; Labor supply adequate
~ $3.50 TO t2,o0 per day; raj snip
ment % alfalfa; ear shortage. 5000
acres Of cotton and AZ many acres Of
cantaloupes and other truck will be
planted In the valley this year: over
100 farmers came into the county
this month; unprecedented boom IA
price Of land.
Eddy county; Labor scare Mt
t2.5O to s3.5O per day: alfalfa. cot
ton. apples. shipped In a lots; alfalfa
$500 to $500 per ton; cotton IS
cents per pound corn $500 TO t3.50:
beans s cents per pound car short
age, seed surplus.
Luna county; Ample labori car
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
Fire Department on
Double Platoon System

The fire department began working
Sunday unc9r the double platoon sys-
temand the mebers .. thedepartment
are feeling like regular citizens today
with their ~ hours off duty.
The first call under the new ns-
tenn was received Sunday AFTERNOON
when a telephone caii said the dyke
near the Baresaa bridge was burning.
The department responded but found
the fire on the other side OF h river
and 80 FAR outside the city limits mat
II did rot investigate.
The new members % the depart
mcnt Nho began work Sunday are;
Don Pickett. Ralph Stewart. jack
Angel. Milton Orandy. 7. c. Galliger
and o. ". Brightman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
GEN. WOOD LEADS
IN POLL OF TRAIN
California Limited Pass
engers Almost Unani-
nous For General

A presidential poll ~ a section Of
the santa Fe'H westbound California
Limited. taken a few days ago. shows
an overwhelminR sentiment Tor Major
General Leonard WOOD.
In the 1856 adult passengers on
board that train. every state east Of
the Mississippi river and north u the
Mason and Dixon line was represent
ed. OF the O. women. SO we're for
General Wood, 1 for Governor Frank
@. Lowien. Of Illinois aud ! nom
commlttal pf the - men. 10 were
Tor Wood 2 fgr Lowdcn ana nom
committat
The poll was taken by Col +. W.
Smith, Of Chicago. lie left saturday
nlght Tor the east. accompanied by
former Postmaster General Frank
Hitchcock after having spent several
days In Now Mexico, feeling out the
sentiment u the people. lie said that
tho sentiment Of the people OF Ncw
MeXlro Is an that could be- desired
by the most enthusiastic supporters
~ General wood. All over the coun-
try. he declared. there h. "a demand
for the nomination Of General wood.
but Of course in q number q states.
particularly those having 'favorite
sons In he race. the preference b.
not so strong as In New Mexico.
Nearly everywhere he said he finds
that Governor Lowden IL the second
choice and In nam localities Is run
Ming a strong and close second.
The wood forces already have TAX
en- practically all the hotel rooms IA
IN" city q thicnEo that are available
Tor reservation IN anticipation ~ the
needs ~ tho Wood friends and dele
gates for the republican convention ia
June. col, Smith said that fhus %
Ia dbecn assured u would be possible
io provide hotel accommodations FOR
all the wood supporters who might
Pc IN attendance OF the convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
OIL NEWS

The trustees OF the prs Moinr- Dl
a Refining company met and elected
tho following directors. " : Esrr.
" r.. llittsuu nau Easter. Frank T..
Wire and John g. g.. SEWERS nt bon
N'r H. HurbaDkrr Mrs. We Ilu-
Son
Tho Detroit uli corporation hts tp-
cOivcd the new rotary arm from the
California mnkrrr AVID % Be- now uu
tho track near tnH We'll Geo las ,'.i,,-
and will be- fHIuthHI and htl'sI fu
tho new s.tr in the nest Few DAYS.
The unexpected fudluV uf pul iu thr
We'll being d4lil,l u,lr ruamt hy ia,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
University Club to
Organize Tomorrow

Organizers OF the Universally club
% Albuquerque wilt meet tomorrow
evening at 5 o'ciock in the Tart room
az tho Alvarado 10 complete tho or
g~Hnlzatlou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
These are Albuquerque Cases:
soUrH EDITH STREET

MrE Eucn AduIr. y23 south Edith St. says.
! suffered frum severe pains across my loins and
iciwc'n my shoulders. When sat down THE misery
WIS Ho great, it seomod ( couldn't endure It. I
Thought the cause was due TO some disorder Of the
kidneys. used re- box or Doau's kidney pills and
was ru relieved TINT my estimation % the merits Of
This medicine b. very great praise poan's al all
times Statement given July I. 1900
I~r~ Duan'S Occasionally.
ON September o 1919, 81 =. Adaii said. u can
not HA too much Tor noHn's kidney Pills, I seldom
nav" any airu of kidney complaint now"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

The clubs state charter has been
received and there are @ large NUM-
her % candidates FOR election 10 mem
hership whose applications viii be re-
ceivcd at this meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

BOMHAY.-EiRhty per cent OF the
coolies employed here are victims OF
the hookworm, according 70 q gov-
eminent report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

Approximately $50. 0oQ barrels Of
government four. have been disposed
of since the sale WIS opened during
the last week in December.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

The Evening Herald Is tbs New
Mexico paper that put the "Clasa''
In CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

For shipbunders an investor has
mounted an electric arm In steel
plates pa a two-wheelcd cart 10 make
IL movements easy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

Willow Greek syndicate at a depth ~
1850 fect last week, has attracted the
attention ~ oil men boz an tho south
oru and ras rrn fields Inquiries are
coming lu from nearly an the western
OIL C,uiers and mauN Investors are
yriINiug daily and the sleepy little
town uf Chimt bids fair to Increase
mary fold iu population during the
next few months. This well rs siiu-
atcd about 10 miles southwest OF ihr
town 90 Chumu ON the Denver and
tin Grinde railroad. n started drill
Ing lu october and ~ "a depth ~ 900
feet had trouble 900 the Way ~ Fishing
jobs and parted easing which delay
pU work Tor nearly two months
Rapid progress has since been made
o. d. understood here that the link
linz of this we'll tn u greater eHpth VIII
II once continue An OH sHnd Wa
not respected untl The We'll reached a
depth OF EVOu feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

The annual %diplomlatic and consular
service appropriation Will he sS.Sia,-
O3S. which Is S3.OS6,l25 less than the
state departments request, and ST.
O3gO7i less than was appropriated
for the present fiscal year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
WEST NEW YORK AVENUE

VIM. Van. painter. 1900 West New York Ave,
says; II am glad to say a good word for Doan's Kid
ney Pulls. as the, proved to he what ! needed whom
my Kidneys were out OF order My trouble was
caused by the fumes from paint l had dun back
aches aud n soreness across my kidneys. | could
hardly stoop and my kidneys acted irregularly, too.
read Of Deans Kidney Pills and used them 49,
directed getting my supply from the Palace Drug Co.
Doan's soon hXed me ~ In fine shape, the aches and
order"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
1BAREI.As ROAD

Mrs. RossIla Sanchez. i22i d8areias Road. says,
II used Doan's Kidney Pulls for kidney complaint
and a dun ache across my back. I felt run down
and tired out before taking this remedy and my
kidneys acted irreEuiariy. annoying me a lot I road
Of Doan's and was helped wonderfully after using
them as directed. The pains LETT my back and my
kidneys acted irresularly. l gladly endorse Deans
kidney Pills"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02
NORTH EIGnTIk STREET.

T. " Nuucppcl. farmer sol North Eighm st..
SAYS
90 few years ago my kidneys got out 0f nN and
I suffered right smart with hackuchcs and pains over
my kidneys. { couldn't do much lifting or stooplns.
either. NJ, Kidneys didn't net right and I know th,y
were tle',ausc of AN tho trouble. I read of ponn's
Kidney rnls aud used thcm. The, promptly stopped
the htckuchcs aud pat my kidneys in good shape
again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

Mrs D. VI. Lowe 6li South Arno st., snysi Il
have used poon's kidney Pills for years whenever
have had attacks Of kidney trouble. My kidnc,s
acted irrcgularly, / suffered win cysuts ana nnam-
nation 81 the bladder My kidneys were painni
dutiuE these attacks. I always used noan's Kidney
PMS, however. and they helped me wonderful,
soon restoring my Kidneys 10 a normal condition and
Kidding mo OF al signs of bladder trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-02

MO package of Doan's Kidney Pills is
genuine unless it hears the maple
leaf trade mark and the signature
Jas. Doan.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. The Luck of
Evening star., 1920-07-01
INVEST POINT GRADUATES
| ARE ASSIGNED TO DUTIES
Two From District of Columbia
Will Have Service in the
Third Artillery.

Two hundred and seventy-one
graduates of the United States Mill
tary Academy have just been as
signed by the War Department to
various branches of the service Fiji
teen star graduates are assigned to
the Corps of Engineers. thirty-two
graduates to the cavalry, forty four
to the coast artillery, fifty-five to the
field artillery. one to the Philippine
Scouts and 124 to the infantrys
Herbert Ralph Pierce and Edward
Clinton Gillette, jr, the only gradu-
ates representing the District of
Columbia, are both asst gned to the
field artillery.
The graduates assigned to the
Corps of Engineers are: James Barlow
Cullum, jr., at large; Francis Eadson
Cox. Rhode Island; Thomas Henry
Stanley, Texas; Donald Greeley White,
New Hampshire; Henry George Lam
! bert, Illinois; William Weston Bes-
| sell, jr.. at large: Charles George
| Holle, Ohio; Charles Sheafe Joslyn,
| u. S. A; Arthur Martin Andrews,
| Wisconsin; Edward Crosby Harwood
! Massachusetts; John Wylie Moreland,
Alabama; Wayne Stewart Moore. IL
linois; Henry Franklin Hannis. West
Virginia; Arthur Lee Mccullough,
| Wisconsin, and Arthur Vinton Lin
wood James Maryland.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
To Celebrate on independence Day Our Store Will
Remain Closed All Day Monday, July

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of"
dav OF
Evening star., 1920-07-01
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
Body Propped Against Tree Near
Highway.

MAMARONECK, n. Y, July 1.-The
body of Mrs. Harvey J. Lee. who dis
appeared ten days ago from the home
of her brotherin1aw in Brooklyn,
was found late yesterday on a private
estate in Scarsdale, propped against
an apple tree, about $50 feet from
the highway.
Summoned by two laborers who
found the body. Coroner Stella ex-
pressed the opinion that she had been
dead four days. Exposure is believed
to have caused her death.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Miriam Cooper
in THE Deep Purple: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Treasure Island" and
Let 'er Co; Thursday. Henry B.
Walthall, in The Long Arm of Man
mister: Friday. Dorothy Dalton. in
The Dark Mirror" and The Ghost
of John Barleycorn." and Saturday.
Mary Pickford. in "Rebecca of sun
nybrood Farm"
Evening star., 1920-07-01
RAIsULI SPURNS OFFER.
Bandit Chief Rejects Spanish Over
lures and Rallies Forces.

LONDON, June 30.--The Bandit
Chief Raisuli. according to a Tangier
dispatch to the London Times, has re-
jected the overtLres of the Spanish
authorities and has sent letters to
all the mountain tribes as far south
as Benin Sara. in the WaZan district
of Morocco, demanding the tribal con-
tingents to oppose the Spanish ad-
vance.
The tribesmen apparently, the dis
patch adds, are collecting for this
purpose.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

This is a unique food product
in that fish flake and mashed po-
tatoes are mixed and canned.
When opened you simply pat"
the contents into shape and they
are ready for the frying pan.
If you want something good
get can at our nearest store.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

A quality product, positively
fresh creamery goods, sold only
by us and packed only in one
pound cartons.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Base Ball Supplies
2O% Reduction

On all Base Ball Gloves, Mitts.
Bats, Balls, Shoes, Protectors and
Uniforms. This applies to all
goods except those restricted by
manufacturer.
Here's your chance now to buy
what you need at greatly re-
duced price.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

day, Harry Houdini, in Terror
Island; Friday, Blind YOUTH" and
Saturday, Dorothy Dalton, in The
Dark Mirror"
Evening star., 1920-07-01
AMUSEM EN- rs
Continued from Twenty-first Page)

-ICOHInueu ILOIH ! WeII.y--I-- -'- e 7 0sS.Z
Eugene O'Brien. in "a Foof and His
Money: Tuesday. Elaine Hammer
stein, in "The Shadow of Rosalie
Byrnes"; Wednesday. Olive Thomas
in '.The Youthful Folly; Thursday.
Viola Dana, in Dangerous to Men;
, Friday, Male and Female; Saturday,
The Luck of the Irish.'
Evening star., 1920-07-01
York.

Sunday. Wallace Reid. in tn
Dancin' Foor': Monday. Emily Stew
ems, in 1.-The Sacred Flame; Tuesday
Ethel Clayton, in "A Lady in Love-
Wednesday. William Faversham. al
THE Man Who Lost Himself; Thurs
day. Elaine Hammerstein, in "Ths
Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes"; Friday
Miriam Cooper. in THE Deep Pur
pie" and Saturday. Treasure Island
Evening star., 1920-07-01
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. William Fa-
versham. i. "The Man Who Lost
HIMSELF Tuesday and Wednesoay'
Charles Ray, in Paris Green; Thurs
Evening star., 1920-07-01

the Irish: Tuesday and Wednesday
Miriam Cooper. in THE Deep Pur
ple"; Thursday. Blind Youth; Frt
day, Elaine Hammerstein, in Th
Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes," and sat
urday. Doris Kenyon, in The Har
vest Moon"
Evening star., 1920-02-01
P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,

Reliable Business Broker,
617 E St. NV. Phone F. 6153.
If you are looking for a busi-
ness call to see me. l have the
place you are looking for at the
right price. I have for your in
spection full line of real paying
places at right prices. Rooming
houses, all sections. of the city.
Grocery and market stores.
Lunchrooms, real money makers.
Auto accessories places. Auto
repair shops, $500 to $1,000. If
you have business you want to
sell see me. | can sell it for you
in quick time.
D T CART
Evening star., 1920-02-01
Marshall Business Brokers.

Marshall Business Brokers.
913 New York ave.
Business brokerage is our speciality Our
sales average thousands of dollars each day.
We render frst-class service. Advertising
does not count unless backed up by a real bust.
ness, well equipped and located Offices and eff
cient service. List your place and save timc
Inspect the following:
Rooming house; hot-water heat: electric
light; restaurant first floor; entire buiIdine
well furnished and equipped; lease; rent S125.
Price, 81, 80.
Small hotel. Is rooms; nrst-class funchroom
first floor; s-year lease. Price. $500.
Rooming house. IT rooms; we'll furnished:
large income. Price. $3.50.
Rooming house. 1s rooms; several baths; hot
water heat; garage for cars; lease Price
5000. Will trade for equity in property.
Beautiful rooming house. downtown; about
1s rooms; furniture good new; 2-year lease.
Price reasonable.
Grocery. meats. This store IL well located
NV; 3-year lease. Price, $2,35O.
Confectionery stio s a9q candies; 4 living rooms;
Lunchroom. well equipped; rent. so: ouna,
in government employ. Price, 1000.
Lunchroom. close to transfer corner. m. -.
the best propositions we ever offered At s1 hoO
Lunchroom. near 9th and G sts. Sacrifice .t
$500.
SpecialERoon ing house, 13 rooms; down.
town; electric light; rent, $50 Price, $I.575.
Immediate possession.
We have listed all the above places exelu
sively. and have no connection with any othe,
office.
Marshall Business Brokers,
o13 N. Y. ave.
DESIRE TO LEASE store. live downtown Sec
ton. What have you? Col. 1616-W
INvEsr-Preferred security: cash convertible;
premium redemption; worlds biggest business,
tunes and permanent incomes, ParticuIsrn. p
10. Box 40 Railadsipaias RA.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
WELDING AND BRAZING
ALL BROKEN METALS.
Oxy-Acetylene Process.
FRED S. GICHNER,
1914 D St. NV. I.
WINDOW SHADES.

sHADEs-Good quality Opaque shades. fitted
to your windows, CSC; the best quality OF
opaque shades. SIPS; hung free; we call with
samples. kLEEBLATr. 11th and ii SITS. ne
Evening star., 1920-02-01

YOUR 24-word advertisement in Is big Sun
day papers with over 2 700. 600 circulation only
SIG. Write for list. F. L. Miller, Syracuse,
N. Y.
BIG MONEY manufacturing soft drinks and
fruit sirups. Prohibition opens way to won
derful opportunity. Strictly legitimate. R. L.
SwOpe. 81 Garrard ave., Covington KY
PARTNER wanted who is not afraid of work:
doing good business. Address or phone Fred
Sauller heating and plumbing, Alexandra, va,
OPPORTUNITY to secure the patent right in
money saving device; act quickly. Address
Box 241-T, Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
POTOGRAVURF PLANE

ROTOGRAVURE PLANT.
Have option rotogravure printing machinery.
Can fully equip plant and train organization
and secure business at large profits. Desire to
locate in Washington, as it is without compe-
tition Wish to meet interested persons with
capital. s. NJ, Room 1904. 347 9Th ave-, n. Y.
A VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS. including
wholesale and retail coffees teas sugars and
groceries; doing splendid business. 1909 9th
St NV. . l.
WILL GO ON SHARES in hotel business with
experienced hotel person al seashore noun.
tain resorts Address Box 246-S, Star office. Il
AUTO REPAIR TRADE for sale: well estab-
Iished; will sacrifice at liberal price to right
party; guaranteed business. Apply at once.
Liberty Auto Repair Shop, Congress court, bet.
9th and 7th, l. and NJ NV. 1s
FOR SALE-First-class produce business
Stand No. 6S Riggs market. l.
COMMISSION and interest for six-month loan
of $500. Address Box 74-T Star office. Il
FIRST-CLASS GROCERY. s.w. location, doing
good business; will sell right; about $500 is
fair price; rent. $25; yrs. lease. Apply at
933 L NV. l.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

81. 500 WILL BUY an interest in an Al bust.
ness proposition; immediate returns bank ref
erence; investigate. Address Box 23S-T, Star
office.
PATENTED automobile necessity of unusual
merit: thousands purchased by government
tom .'l You i should make sioo to $50. 900 net
annually; $1,000 to 5000 capital required
Scott Corporation, 105 n. Clark, Chicago.
WANTED, BUSINESS MANAGER--This man
will be given opportunity to build splendld me-
long business for himself If he can organize ana
direct sales force. Want such a man in every
state small investment desirable, but not abso-
lutely necessary. Write fully. Mr.. Meehan, MAJ
tional Trade Exchange, 81 Beach st.. Boston,
Mass.
WOULD yoI take an interest in the one only
leading system of gas engine in the near future !:
If SO communicate with Bert B. Wood, 45i u
st. NV, city.
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS-Will purchase out
right established mail order business or propo-
sition of good possibilities no educational or
novelty schemes. Give full particulars. Address
Box 141-T Star office.
PRINTING-Big work, publications, magazines,
ETC.. lots of linotype composition; estimates
furnished. Address Box 1877, Star office. 81
PARTY with $3.50 to $500. who will work. can
make SIS weekly; sales experience preferred
Apply after Monday. G. o. Ruehl. Harris
Hotel.
COMPETENT MECHANIC on all cars can
demonstrate and sell whats your proposition:
Address Box 201-T, Star office.
ORGANIZE YOUR. BUSINESS under common
much in fees and the cumbersome red,tape
method Of state charter; write for free booklet.
Address BOX 216-T. Star office. ..
WILL BUY equipment of private home or
roomng house, with without lease. Address
Box 2O4-T, Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COAT, length brown fur. 40-44: must be
late model and in good condition; not over SIS.
Bring to 1915 End NV.
GOOD postage stamp collection wanted to
buy. Address Box 211-T. Star office. So
METRONOME. Address Box 259-T. Star Office
ENGLANDER COUCH, clean mattress, first
class condition; very reasonable. Essex apt .
TWO POOL TABLES, cues, racks and balls:
good condition; state lowest cash price. Ad-
dress BOX 2o3-T. Star office. Sc
OLD BEADED WRAPS. trimmings purses
lamp shades; colors and black. Address BOX
246-T, Star office.
COLLECTOR wants antiques. furniture. siI-
yer, pictures, books and autographs. Address
Box 253-T, Star office.
TYPEWRITER-Underwo or Remington pre-
fcrred: must be in excellent condition; give full
particulars. Address Il. l.. Davenport 1921
10th st. NV, or tel, after q pm, Rosslyn
131-F-12.
LADY. living vicinity 14th and Randolph, to
stay evening a week with children; no care
required; 6Dc evening. Col. 6976-J.
OvERCoAT. medium sized dark. and suit.
State price and quality. Address Box l31 T.
Star oficA. II
Evening star., 1920-02-01

K0OkkEEPING POSITION wanted by yonng
lsdy; had several years experience double
general Office work. Address Box 116-T, Star
office. ls
Evening star., 1920-02-01

FOR SALE-Hotel and restaurant: all rooms
full; doing good business; has long lease; 1t
has good future; reason for selling, l am not
able to manage it. Address Box Ut, Star
Evening star., 1920-02-01

CIRJ, for afternoon work in apt. 3 or days
in week. Calverton. 1873 Columbia rd-' apt
Evening star., 1920-02-01

cHAUFFECf;. hrst-class. with private family
2 years experience. W. ii. A, 1l55 sth st
IL
Evening star., 1920-02-01

GIRL competent. for geneRl housewoIk -
laundry: stay nights; reference. "is- '''n st.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

OPPORTUNITY wanted to invest capital and
services in live business. Have had considerable
electrical and mechanical experience; also run
ming of laundry. Would prefer production part
of management. Address Box 1888, Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

MALE SERVANTS always at your service;
aeis. cooks. dishwashers. kitchen men, yard
Ten. dremen; other help; man and wife. North
100 ". Phillips ExehanR. LA eth d. n.E,S
Evening star., 1920-02-01

CHAUFFEUR (colo-ed) in private family or
delivery truck; any make of car; reference
Address Box l27-T, Star office 4s
Evening star., 1920-02-01
TYPEWRTTERs.

REMINGTON STANDARD. like new; sac
rifce 500. 1872 Florida ave. NV.
NEW UNDERWOOD typewriter. Elite type;
used less than three months; $65. Address
Box 22S-T, Star Office. q
OLIVER, in good condition new ribbon $12.
Flaven, Apt A, the Olympia.
WILL pay cash for late model Underwoods.
Wyatt, 23O1 1st St NV. North 1884. Main
5333, Branch 8.