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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
WANTED-HELP.
9AV.E9NEN- Fan tin m ID.

Statesmen. qualified to distribute visible
measure gasoline dispensers and tanks. with
self measuring gauges, viz. The Beacon Sys-
fem." Write, giving reference, age and ex-
, perenee, for our profitable proposition. A
pstented system. a self-seller Adoiph Wells,
tda W. Rreekinridse ST.. Louisville, hy. o
YOUNG MAN. energetic. ambitious. 10 sell
hieh-grade package chocolates ON commission
basis in Washington and vicinity; drawing ae-
count allowed; references required. Address
Box 4s-R. Star Office. -
ACCOTNTANCY-INCOME TAX-fon are in
vi'ed WITHOUT OBLIGATION. to attend our
opening tNovcmber) classes in Income Tax and
Commercial Accounting. Thursday, 30 pm.
Our 36day course prepares for appointment by
transfer competitive and Observation-Disclosures
examinations. Salaries. 81 .Gf0- s. TO Call for
outlines. Revenue Auditors Training Inst
AZ Kellogg bldg. 14l6 st. Main 137s.
AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN.
There is no more attractive field today for
tho ambitious man than the automobile indus
try: trained men get high salaries and ad-
vancement or 90 into business for themselves.
COURSES of from six to twelve weeks prepare
Tor g"od-payinG positions. Day and evening
classes Rates reasonable. See us today. White
only. American Motor School, 9th and D SIS
NV. Phone North 1919
AUTO MECHANIC. one familiar with Cadillac
ears. Model Garage. rear 1l42 Goth st. NV. -
BoND SALESMEN-EApeTienced or ire1peri-
eneed wonderful opportunity for hHstlrrs prop
osition beyond question. National Personnel
Service Bureau. sos Bond bids
ROOKKEEPER. typist: state experience and
references. Address Box EOS. Star office. -
BOY with wheel to learn photograph bnsines IS.
.r's q st. NV.
Roy over IL fo- general work. 1888 18th st.
BOY. white. with bicycle good opportunity to
learn photography. Abel & Co. 900 st. NV
BOY wanted. Pan-American Cigar Co.. 100 II
st.
Roy to learn good trade Potomac Electrotype
Co. second hoorl. $50 18th st. ~
BOY for office IN which opportunity is very
good. 20 18th st. NV. Mr.. Powell.
BoYS over 16 years old, 10 learn trade Apply
Columbia Paragraph Co.. 30 l. st. ne.
i:UIS-To learn egg canding: Si8 weekly:
state age Address Rox 6s-S. Star Office.
BOYS, 100. with or without instruments to
i"in new band Cn-a-quah. - Hutehins build
ing. A.
BOYS with motor cycles. Apply Mr.. Simmons.
li1S y. Y. ave.
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN with bic, c1cs or
motor cycles. full or part time: can earn SIS
&c SIS weekly. Apply to 7oI 18th.
RUTIER. useful. white: experienced; refer
ences. Phone Franklin 1868. 80
CASHIER. experienced. for re-
tail meat market; permanent po-
sition. Address Box 1855, Star
office.
CELLAR MAN-Night work;
good wages and meals Childs
Co. 1923 Pa. ave.
CHAUFFEURS. experienced. TO drive Ford
taxis. West Point Taxicab Co.. rear 1921
CHAUFTEURs. two; to drive moving vans. In.
auiTe after Pm. Smiths Transfer and Stor-
age Go.
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WANTED-HELP.

FEMALE DOMESTlC-C0nttnu
HOT SEX EPER wanted white woman between
40 and so; housekeeper for one in apt Al
dress Box SIS Star office. D.
MAID. family OF 8: general Homework good
wages. Box los Hyattsville. Phone 3o-J. Hy-
attsville. Nd
NURSE for baby one year old: must be settled
woman. thoroughly experienced. with good RET
erence: prefer colored. Cali Mrs. d. Hillyer.
snol Hillyer pl Phone North l11--
NURsE-white. for baby year old; stay
nights. Mrs. Hennins. 2I37 Cathedral ave
y. 3S4. o
PLAIN COOK for boarding house. Apply 3ls
Bird st. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced: morning and evening
work; cafe. Somerset House. 1901 18th st. -
WHITE COOK, so, family OF three: chamber.
maids. nurses Filipino cook and butter eood
salary for right party. Address Ladies Ex-
change. SO7 Vermont ave.
WOMAN. reliable. for general housework Ap-
ply between 10 and l. an. 2S3i 2ith 81.
ne. d
WOMAN reliable to help with general house
work 3S12 Jocelyn ST. NV. Phone CieYe. 81.
WOMAN for light housework and care of two
children during day. Call 1a43 33rd ST. NV.
between G-S pm %
WOMAN. good reliable, as general house
worker; good wages; small family. tail ai.e'
) pm. II st. NV.
WOMAN. middle aged. dish washer ana kitcheh
help. in small boarding house: best wages;
plenty time off. 330S Sth ne. Brookiand Gar
WOMAN for days work 1866 Wyoming ave.
YOUNG GIRL, white or col0red. to assist with
housework hours from AM till after dinner
a: night: must have references. 1900 jefferson
81. NV. "
YOUNG GIRL to assist in housewore. 1921
18th ST.
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FOUND.

ONERCOAT-Man'>. Send description 10 QUA
1908, Star office
Foo kETROOk small. Monday. Apply Mt Mt
j. T.. Gudger. l31S i2th 81. NV AFTER ''''
pm.
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CLERKS

CLERKS
who want a chance to become
statesmen and make more money
should see me while | have a
few territories open. Come in
today if you are young hustler
bound to win. This house, estab-
lished thirty-hve years and doing
nationally, with the assistance
OF extensive advertising, the
largest business in its field, has
trained thousands of exception
ally successful statesmen who
earned more while they learned
than they had ever made before.
Apply to Mr.. Gross, 116 McGill
bldg.
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EAG-Browu velvet. Tuesday evening OF a:
ave- bet 9th and llth SIS. containing sum VI
money Reward If returned t" Miss Morgan
1nnS 18th II. Phone North t'si6-I.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FEMALE DOMEsTIC-Centir
DAYS WORK Of any kind. 1872 You st.
DAYS WORK by neat colored girls or
dishwasher's place. Call or write, ZIG 10Th
ST. NV.
DAYS WORK or place to cook; stay nights;
reference. 10OTP ST. NV.
DISTINGUISHING or chambermaid; by girls;
or DAYS work. 2263 Cleveland place.
EVENING WORK by neat colored girl. lsl4
18th ST. NV
GENERAL HOUsEWOkk by reliable woman !:
small family: washing stay nights. laf
Hickman st. Sc.
GENERAL H0UsEW0KK by neat coIored girl
500 st. NV.
GIRL wants place as chambermald cook;
in small family. Apply 1922 10th St NV
GIRL wishes place to go mornings. Apply
40 Defrees st: NV.
HoUsEWORK; stay at night with child. 1888
lath st. p.w. -
LAUNDRY to take nome. 1908 18th NV.
MORNING W0RK-Chambermaid work or
waiting by = neat colOred women. Write or
| call. aIS sth st. NV. --
MORNINGS WORK or get dinner. neat colored
woman. 171f Seaton st. NV.
PLACE to help around house, neat colored
girl: stay nights. 1927 1lth ST NV
PLACE to get dinner evenings by u reliable
colored woman. 1923 Kenyon ST. NV.
PLACE as cook or waitress. no laundry, sl2
week: private family 1920 18th st
PLACE by refined colored girls; first-class
|; family: one cook: one as chambermaid
and waitress. Apply 2O1i l. st. References
PLACE waitress. experienced; neat coiored
girl. l,1o 18th ST. NV.
PLAIN COOK to get dinners. Phone North
9417. -
WAITRESS or s hours work by neat colored
girl CAN 1880 torcoran ST. NV. -
WAITRESS-Neat. reliable high school girl
desires place before and after school. Call
aft Ter Is. North 1888.
WAsHE;S-small. by good laundress. to take
home. 2047 9th st. NV.
WASHING to take home, by white girl.
| $50 18th st. NV. o.
WOMAN. coiored. wants place. homework.
Call 49, st.
WORK days surse. 2024 ST. NV
WORK by the week: BY women; or by
the day. Call zoos 9th st. NV.
WORK by the day; by colored girls. 30 S
st. NV.
WORK wanted by neat colored girl: as nurse
TO clean after school hours. 1906 st.
Phone North $50.
WORK mornings or laundry. 2024 l. st. NV.
GIRL-Morning work OF any kind. NJ. Brown.
1904 18th st. NV.
WORK from to Il mornings. 1850 st.
NV
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LOST

ADDRESS ROOk key attached ON IA -. oe.,
10th and Iith NV Valuable {" owner 'e'mi "
PIP L ST. nv Apt LOS. after . PM re
ward.
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RAG-Dark plum, satin Finder Keep n"hr'
Ir,t return eyeglasses l.. Knott. govt. hotels
G-H.
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CAMEO RING; between telephone Office on LIN
St. ten-cent store, 11th and q. or Dr"or ::
18Th aud q sts. NV. Liberal reward isio
ST
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AIREDALE DOG, with black strap collar: IA
Meadow lane. Chevy Chase. Nd or o6o "a
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EIl;IN WATCH. radio SILVER case. probaniS on
Pa ave. ear between 19rh ST. ana ftace Mohn
1nent SUNDAY CaIl Franklin .jgh. KeWafN
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FA\-Wh.fe lace and ivory: Willard H"trl
ballroom 18th st.. Monday! Reward.
G u-W
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DOG; PekineSe: female: sable color. Reward
IL reinrnad to l1Oi L St NV. -
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FIR COLLAR. Newton near 18th. "Wednesday
Please return 1875 Newton. Reward.
FCR-Black fox Monday night in Arcade dance
nj ii,.w RI Ms. S.ciaLnn- Phone MAJ
E.lN Rr IL. -
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WANTED-HELP
AGENTS.

FIVE PROPOSITIONS for outside workers; $40
per day: pay every night Hoovers RestOrable
Renovating Company. Cos NV: -
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Centinued.

SALESM EN-We have a
vacancy in our outside sales de-
partment for three statesmen; ex-
perience not necessary, but pref
cradle; permanent. and an un-
usual opportunity for a hustler.
Apply to Castelberg's, 935 Pa.
ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04

FAINT and roofing cement. with auto; can
offer choice territory: act quick to get yours.
For interview address Box T4-S. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04

SALESMAN seeking connec-
ton or contemplating change
Call Franklin S54.
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Statesmen wanted for permanent work in
Washington: must be - aud qualified
10 represent house OF dignihed Importance: es-
tsbiished clientage of operation: earnings large
and promotions assured those who qualify; well
worth your time TO investigate. Call at Room
200 Southern building. bet. and 4. 40
pm. telephone Main 1161 for evening ap-
uoptmenf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04

SALESMAN with auto: headquarters nearby
Virginia town; good opportunity Address BOX
sos. Star Office a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
TRYING TIMES

Death and sickness are caus,n"
sorrow to many homes in our CON
n1unity. We are passing through
an epidemic Of grippe, bronchitis
pneumonia. and influenza, bat not as
we knew the latter during January
and February of last year. Our
doctors, druggists, and even under
takers are busy administering tc
our needs. and the former are sac
rificing their natural rest and slea7
Of course we are paying for this
service, but let us appreciate oo,
local doctors, druggists and even
the undertakers. They are Prov:
faithful servants. Let US live closer
to our Creator and observe the Ia
of health in every detail. Where
opportunity affords, let US go to II;
assistance Of our neighbors, help il
sickness in any manner possible an
sympathize with those in distress
We are passing through time
when it behooves us all to help orc
another and observe the Golden Rclc
as never before -(Strasburg New
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
DE GUSTIBUS. ETC

A Washington paper this morning
says apparent women of the Ma,
tioanl Capital prefer the "movi"s'
and the theater to Art. While t!lt
former places were crowded las:
night in spite OF the drizzle, Per
fectly good lecture on Art at thc
Woman's Club went begging. Mem
5ers of the club had been inform.
that Miss Seaton Smith, local au-
thority on art and artists, wou!s
speak on French Art, but when shc
appeared at the clubhouse the audi.
,nce was lacking. As there w5S =
audience there could be no lecture
and Miss Smith returned home. he
talk undelivered and the member:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
The, club still wilHallys ignoran.

''os the club still wilHally ignorant
of French Art and artists. -
It is useless to argue agains
taste, as our headline suggests IL
the fall of 1856 Prof. Brown VIII
Jams. of Baltimore, delivered a Sc
.;es of lectures III the what was
fhen known as the sNew Theatre"
!, frame structure on the site Of the
resent Sarepta Hall on King street
The professor was a phrenologist.
md on enc occasion he invited mem
,ars of the audience to seats upor
he stage. George Glasscock, :
veil known fish dealer of that day
accepted the invitation. He was at
tired as was his went when sel.iG:,,
,pecimens of the finny tribe in the
market area, and wore pair 6
BOOTS the uppers of which EXTENDED
bove his knees, and they were W.
peclsled with fish scales. Glass
ock's diversion was cock fighting
IS the professor passed his hane
yer his Uranium, he stopped an
ddressed the audience substantially
5 follows: Gentlemen and ladies
never saw this man before in n
s;fe, but I will make a wager tia
.ere Darrell Webster scheduled =
ecture in Alexandria tonight and {
:oek fight to take place at o.
Hill, Maryland. this man would Il.
tend the cock fight"
Glasscock, in his natural geo,
humcr, replied: That's So"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
day Of the amighty gale" never dawn

80 y
ed.
Ira Hicks's Almanac, like aold
:Moore's' Of London, was acceptaf
with more faith than the authorize
weather forecasts, although calculat
ed year in advance.
Another prophet" has come to til
front, who tells US "Look out fo,
squalls between Thursday anl Sunday
Prof. Gustave Meyer, astrologist
warns us that he has received note
from the stars by wireless that OF
these days a rip-roarin, bowling. j.
band blizzard is due to hit u.s." ant
adds the cheerful tidings that we ar
also to expect @some of the mos
peculiar atmospherical disturbances j
history on and during the above mer
toned dates and calamities of nlagni
tude will also occur on land an
sea-"
Meyer claim to be the champio'
weather forecastsr &C the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25

at Paris. ambassador Wallace m
france and Ambassador Davis IN
England will make proper DELIVERIES
20 the French and English foreign
Offices.
Before Transmission President
Wilson saw the perfected note ana
gave It his final approval. me
naine Of Acting Secretary OF stare
Polk, however, was signed to the
communication.
Indications are that the Presl.
dents newest Adriatic proposal WI:
come before the Supreme Couhcil
Immediately, but final settlement
may not be made for many days &c
come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
WEATHER PROPHETS"

Two score years ago the America
continent tolerated trio of so-callet
"weather" prophcts-Wiggins, Ven
ncr and Hicks. The first named, w
remember, forecasted a high winf
which was to sweep from the found"
tons the most colossal structures !:
the United States and Canada. Sorn:
pcople-a class who always prefer to
believe in tie marvelous-planned +
anchor themselves to terra firma j.
order to avoid being blown away. TE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
CABLES ADRIATIC NOTE

Washington, Feb. 25.-sometime
today or tomorrow Premisrs '.Mo$d
George and Millerand should haze
President Wilson'S latest note en- the
Adriatic Yesterday afternoon th2
State Department announced ti.at
it would be cabled later in the ever
'ng.
The communication was to b"
sent i'll duplicate, one going. to t??2e
American Embassy at London All
.he clher 20 the American EMBASSY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
SHOULD ENFORCE POLL IA

Some people strangely dream that
because they refuse to pay their cap
itation assessments and decline to
make Ihemeslves eligible as voters
that such dereliction renders them
immune from paying taxes. This
class should be. made to understand
that their wages can be garnished
and costs added to their bills.
People who decline to pay their
tithes are generally the loudest in
their complaints against state or
city officials. Most laws adopted
are repugnant to them. They re-
fuse to pay their quota towards OPP
Grating the state and grumble and
growl over everything, done by leg
islative bodies.
The Charlottesville Progress in
this connection says:
"That something ought to be done
looking to the enforcement of the
payment Of delinquent poll taxes
has been recognized by the people
of the state for long time, but
session after session Of the legisl"-
tured has come and gone without
any proposition being made t.
change the Constitution of 1902 fer
that purpose. All praise is there
fore due to Delegate Warren for
bringing in the proper amendme@t
which will allow drastic measures to
be taken within a; reasonable tina,
after. failure to pay The state has
already an accumulation of apprc"-
imatcly four million dollars If
these unpaid poll taxes, which coul !
be very well devoted to education
and the development of the State
highway program, and there is nc
good reason why they should be left
standing on the books year after
year uncollected."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
&. That Burn Like Flames of Fire

This wonderful remedy is without an
equal as blood purifier, being prob
ably the oldest blood medicine on the
market. It has been sold by druggists
for fifty years. Get bottle today and
begin treatment that will get results
. You are invited to write to-day
for complete and full advice as to
the treatment of your own case. Ad-
dress, Chief Medical Adviser, Swift
Specific Co., Dept, 81. Atlanta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
Breaks a Cold
in a Few Hours
"Pape's Geld Compound" Instantly
Relieves STIFFNESS and Distress

Dop't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and shutting! A dose of "Pape's Cola
Compound" taken every two hours IN
til three doses are taken usually
breaks up severe cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clog
ged-up nostrils and the air passages
Of the head; stops nose running; re-
lieves the headache, dizziness, fever
ishness, sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
qaickests urest ief know and cost
only a few cents at drug stores. L
acts without assistance, tastes nice.
contains no uuinine-Insist upon
Pane's!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
Here is a Sensible Treatment That
Gets Prompt Results

Eczema and similar skin troubles
come from a disordered, impure
condition of the blood, and they can
only be cured by giving the blood a
thorough cleansing, and removing
from it all trace of impurity.
This is why S. S. S. has been used
so successfully in hundreds of cases
of Eczema and other skin eruptions
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-25
COUNTY SCHOOLS OF MASON
HAVE FULL 8 MONTHS TERM
Mason County School Term WIN not
BE Cut to Seven Months This Sea-
son as for Past Several Years.

Mason county's school funds have
been in splendid condition this year
and as a result there will be no reduc-
tion of the full eight months term but
schools throughout the county will be
continued until full eight months have
been taught. The county schools will
close the later part of April instead of
on next Friday, at which time a seven
months term would have come to a
close.
Superintendent George H. Turnip-
seed and his splendid board of educa-
ton is to be congratulated upon the
splendid record they are making in
the handling of the school affairs of
Mason county. Finances were in good
condition last year and county schools
would have been enabled to have fin
ished the regular eight months school
has it not been for the havoc played
in the school by the influenza scourge
Mason county's schools are among
the best in the state and the residents
of the county should appreciate them
Schools in most counties of the state
which last for a six months term only
have been closed for a month.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-25
new COLORED SCHOOL may
Be BUILT AT MAYSLICK
Rural School Supervisor Here Today
To Take Up Building of New School
For COlOred Children.

Rural School Supervisor F. C. But
ton, of Lexington, arrived in Maysville
this morning and in company with
County Superintendent George II. Tur-
ipseed left in very short time by
automobile for Mayslick where he will
go into the matter of erecting a new
colored High School building with the
citizens of that section of the county.
Some time ago the people Of Mays
lick asked for a Colored High School
building and the Mason County Guard
of Education promised them that the
board would contribute the sum of So
500 toward the new building If they
would take advantage of the otter of
the Rosenwald state fund which agree
to pay one-third of the cost of new col
ored High Schools.
Already the good people of Mayslck
have purchased an ideal lot for the
new building and they now have quite
neat sum in the fund for the erect or
of the building. 1t is expected that
some agreement will be reached today
between Prof. Button, who is in charge
of the Rosenwald fund, and the Mays
lick people for the immediate erection
of the new building.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-25
ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR MURDER TRIAL TUESDAY
Out-Of-TOwn Witnesses Summoned
and Lawyers Are Ready For Trial
OF Henry Eddlns on Murder
Charge Tuesday.

Arrangements were practically COM
pleted today for the trial of Henry Ed
dins on a charge of murder in the Ma
son Circuit Court on next Tuesday
Circuit Clerk James B. Key issued sub
poenas for large number of Witness
es for both the prosecution and the de-
fense and it is expected that the trial
will be a prolonged one as many wit
nesses will be called to testify.
Three lawyers will defend Fdd.ns
when he is called to trial and they are
three of the best at the local bar---A.
D. Cole, James M. Collins and Frank p.
ODonnell. District Prosecutor Gran
mis- and County Attorney w. II. Rees
will have charge of the prosecution.
Some few weeks ago, 1t appeared
that there might be some arrangen.en
between the lawyers in the case where
by Eddins would get a reduced penalty
for the crime he is charged with, but
from the action taken by lawyers on
both sides today, it appears that the
case will be tried out completely and
that the whole case will be before the
jurors.
This case is attracting more atten-
ton than any case that has been
scheduled for trial here in several
years.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-25
SEEK LOCATIONHERE
FOR Big CLEVELAND
foundry and SHOPS
Cleveland Men Want to Establish big
Foundry for Southern Trade in
Maysvllle-LOcatiOn is
Being Sought.

Secretary George Kirk, of the Mays
vile Chamber of Commerce. is in com
munication with Mr.. H. M. Williams.
head of large Cleveland Ohio, man
ufacturing concern in regard to the
establishment in Maysville in the i'm
mediate future of large foundry and
machine shop for the manufacturing
of products for the Southern market.
Mr.. Williams, in his first letter to
MIR. Kirk, requested information on a
suitable factory building, land avail
able for expansion, railroad facilities,
housing conditions and labor supply.
This communication has been answer
ed in a very thorough manner by Mr..
Kirk, who has called the Cleveland
firms attention to the Pogue distillery
plant just west of the city, which
would make an ideal location for such
plant. There are several other loca-
tions which will be shown the COM
pany's representatives upon their tril
of inspection here.
Maysville offers as good shipping ia.
cilities for the Southern market as any
city in this section, having the Ohio
'River and two railroads, and it is
thought that Maysville will be enabled
to furnish this firm with just exactly
what they are looking for in the way
of an ideal location.