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Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
HOUSE ADOPTS BILL
 GRANTING FARMERS
 RIGHT ID ORGANIZE

WASHINGTON, May 31-By vote of 233 to 5S the house today passed and sent to the senate the bJ1 permit ting farmers, planters. ranchmen. dairymen or fruit growers to combine for the collective marketing and sale of their own products notwithstanding trust laws
 The measure was drafted by Chair man Volstead of the house judiciary committee as a substitute for the Kapper- -Hersman bill and similar measures to legalize collective bar gaining by agricultural producers.
 Debate developed sharp division Of opinion, supporters of the bill declaT- ing it would give farmers and other producers an opportunity 10 negotiate a fair price for their products. Op- ponents asserted it would increase the cost of living and that it was class Legislation
 Limitations included in the bill. said by it's supporters to be desiGned to ex- clude from it's benefits all but actual farmers, provide that the combinations may be organized but must not pay more than eight per cent dividend an nually on capital stock. and that every member must have one vote irrespec- tive of his invested capital.
 Control of the com einations under the bill would be placed in the secre- tary of agriculture, who may after hearing, order the combinations to stop practices which held to restrain trade or lessen. competition. The secretary also would be empowered 10 sue in federal court for enforcement of his orders.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
PLAN SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT IF CONGRESS SAT.
TRepubIican A. P. Leased wIrel


 WASHINGTON. May 31-Republican leaders of the house and senate today agreed tentatively on a final adjourn ment of congress Saturday.
 Many members. however have indi- cated they prefer a recess for the po- Htical conventions to a sine die ad- journment and this may cause a change in the plans as tentatively agreed on.
 The agreement contemplates the calling up, by Representative Mondeu of Wyoming, Republican leader in the house, tomorrow of his resolution pro- posing final adjournment at 1 p. m. Saturday.
 Final decision as between a recess or an adjournment, it was said. might hang fire until the last moment. In a conference with the senate leaders to- day. however Representative Mondell is understood to have been advised to go ahead with his adjournment resolu- ton.
 Only the Armenian mandate rseom- ton and conference reports include i'm portant measures slated for passage before congress quits and it is likely that after the senate has voted on Ar menia tomorrow 1t will spend it's time on various bills of a minor or special character while the house considers Armenia.
 To speed up it's procedure, the sen ate today agreed to begin it's sessions tomorrow at 10 o'clock. two hours ear Her than usual
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
FIRE CAUSES LOSS OF $1, ,5OO,OOO AT
 GALVESTON PIER

GALVESTON, Texas, June 1. - Sisal estimated at S1,OO0.O00 was consumed in a fire of unknown origin at Pier No. fl, Galveston Wharf company, which broke out late last night and early today was still burning The warehouse in which the sisal was stored also burned at an estimated loss of $500,000. The sisal was the prop erty of several New York firms which have been accommodating it here from Yucatan, Mexico. While the identity of the individual own CTS could not be learned, the ware house was under lease to the Cotton Concentration company.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
Armenia ProteBts Soviet Invasion

LONDON. May 31-TWO kusslaL
 cavalry regiments crossed the Arme- nian frontier at Uzuncala on May 2, and are advancing into Armenia. says A delayed official dispatch from Tiflis
 Armenia has protested to the scvie. government and has sent troops to tf scene, it adds. q
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
Dies While Enjoying
 Swim In Hotel Pool

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, May 31-James Brown. PC years old. of Ge- neva. N. Y, died in the swimming pool of the Broadmoor hotel here this after noon. Brown started to climb out of the pool, fell back and was apparently dead when his body was recovered a few moments later. Physicians be- lieve heart disease was the cause of death.
 Brown was gassed while in service overseas and came to Denver for the benefit of his health. He came to Colorado Springs to spend the day with a party of friends.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
COMMITTEE REPORT URGES SUMMARY ACTION IF NEW
 RULERS FAIL STABILITY
Inability or Refusal to Deal Justly Should Be Followed by Dispatch of Police Force Suggest Full Recognition to Stable Government With Financial Aid

WASHINGTON, May 31. Armed intervention in Mexico should the forces in control show inability unwillingness to set up stable government more friendly towards Americans was recommended to the today by the foreign relations subcommittee inves tigating Mexican affairs
 Should stable government be established, the com ittee recommended that full recognition be accorded and that financial assistance be offered by the United States.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
Recommend U S. Unless Mer5co Meets Demands
5 DIE, MANY HURT WHEN PASSENGER
 TRAINS COLLIDE

TULSA, Okla. May 31.-Two St. Louis and San Francisco passenger trains met head-on at White Oak, Okla, today. resulting in the death of five persons. One other person was injured. probably fatally, while injuries.
 Confusion of train orders was re- sponsible for the wreck, railroad officials stated.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
sIIEEERs HEART ATTACK

DOORN. Holland. May 3l. = There has been q recurrence of the former German empress heart affection duo, to the emotion Of moving. Dr. Fae- nea. who is in attendance. says there is no imminent danger, but has pre- scrfbed the utmost care.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
coNFEREEs IN DEADLOCK

WASHINGTON. May 5l. = Senate and house conferees on the national river and harbors bill reached a dead lock today and voted to report that further efforts to perfect the measure in conference would be futile.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01

Boyer. Art Klein, Jules Goux. Andre Boillet. Howard Wilcox, Jean Porpo- rato. Eddie O'Donnell. Willie Haupt and Bennie Hill also started.
 Local merchants donated S20.0O0 to be distributed as added money, S100 to the winner of each of the 200 laps. Of this money Boyer won $9500; De Palma, s8300; Gaston Chevrolet, $500; Rene Thomas, s7OO and Art Klein and Jean Chassagne, S10O each.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
REGULARS FROM
 TWO STATES WIN
 SEAT CONTESTS

Claims of Contestants in Arkansas and Alabama Rejected by Committee Three-Cornered Fight by Florida Delegates Arous- es Interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

H6THf1 NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
ht9 demand; we train you for high-salaried
Padfteas IN hotels clubs, restaurants. cafe
e .ias and tesroons; no previous experience ace
TO $6.00 Z year; dozens now own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick Advancement; delight
ful suffeundings: easy hours; fine living; free
4 N many advantages Of this delightful
business. Course Endorsed by Biltmore, Com
msdefe. Waldorf Astoria, Ansonia and other
great hotels. which offer preference to our
yhere. Get into this big paying profession
NOW. Course costs but . few cents a day
Levaa Hotel Training School. 1924 New York
eye.a KashinGton, D. O.
IADIKS-$3.5O an hour selling guaranteed
waterproof kitchen apron: needs no laundering
sell 70 every home; dainty. durable. economi-
cal; big money: sample free. Thomas Mfg.
Co., Dept. 1905. Dayton. Ohio.
LADlES-rA. N. Peters, chief train dispatcher
for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has just
sent rs letter. dated Oct. s. asking for ten
FREE transportation over their lines to point Of
employment. Salary. SO cents per hour, s-hour
day. Opportunities to travel. This is but one
Of the many requests we are receiving for
telegraph operators, and most of our requests
are toy women. We gan train you in your spare
time sveninSs in approximately four months
time to take one Of these positions This is one
O. ne most fascinating professions to enter.
National Radio School, 1345 Pa. ave. Phone
LADY to work in marrying room; steady work
Amply. with references, A. E. Burkln, 500
18th ct. NV.
LADY, preferably a teacher. to learn good
year. Address Box 2l4-C Star office.
NoTHER's HELPERs; small private school.
stay aights- Apply A. c. Reinhardt, Kensing-
ton, Nd. 17s
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PoslTIoNs-A nice big salary. with all liy-
ing expenses, awaits the young man who will
give us two hours Of his time, either morn
ing or night. I'VE days in the week. for q
SCHOOL is qualifying young men for positions
as wireless operators in the merchant marine
and for land positions. If you desire to enter
the radio branch of the Navy we will qualify
you in a very short time to enter this par
ticular line Of work to the best. advantage.
To show you what do for our stu
dents. Waiter J. Sosnoski Of Waverly, N. Y,
one Of our recent graduates. was made first
class petty officer in Transatlantic Radio Sta,
in this city, his pay being SIS. per month to
start. OF course, the merchant marine pays
better than the Navy. but we train our stu
dents for either and can recommend the Navy
as offering more advantages to those students
who desire to obtain additional and higher
training in the art. We have special short
course for qualifying students for entering
the radio branch OF the Navy. Day classes
classes from to 0. and it is necessary to
attend only one class a day. Tuition mod
crate. terms arranged to suit your pocketbook.
Call. phone or write for catalogue. LOOMS
RADIO SCHOOL 40l-4l1 9th ST. Phone NJ
1889. United states Government Licensed
Technical and Training Station. Entrance in
lobby of Strand Theater. lie
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BELLBOYS-(2).
HUDSON HOTEL,
1929 II St.

BOY eeolored) to rua elevator In office build
tAe and also coloeed man to act a. porter;
bring references. Apply to G. II. Rice. 18th
and N sts.
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WANTED-HE11
MAIE-Cout1uueA.

MAI.E-ContinueA:
MAN capable Of experimenting operations IN
a large paint factory out Of city. Scieatine
Vocational Bureau. 212 Munsey bldg.
NAN, live, energetic, can make profitable con
nection with auto accessory house as OUTSIDE
vaneenent as earaed. Must prove seod iet1a a
and interest in work by investment OF Nuoo
drawins So Unlimited opportunity. Aodrs'
Box 21S-H. Star Office
middle-aged employed man. white, VINO VIII
care for furnace and help with work n nome ZONE
OF four employed adults near Caption, go
home for right man; give telephone NUMBER !.
possible Address Box GOSH. Star once.
MANAGER ad assistant manager for auto ac-
eessory store. Good salary and bonus Mana
ger must invest 81. 600 and assistant IL 600 IN
Address Box 2ao-H. Star Office.
MECHANIC as repair man must be able to
run Ford. Apply Rund Mfg. Co. 133 18th 7: ".
MECHANIC-AutomebiIe only hrst-class men
need apply. e. ]. Quinn Motor Car Co, 6ls
d s.w.
MEN-Aelial mail service appointed two Ma
tional Radio School men last week. T. c. Gale,
1917 Emerson St. and hubert II. sciseo. the
as a ,e fs ssss. ~ x Do
wireless construction work on 4 big land radio
station now erected for the Post Oaa1e Depart
Washington doing similar work. Five other stu
dents Of the National Radio School have been
placed In positions on board ships through the
y. s. shipping Board lately. These are but
few instances Of the many opportunities now
open for our graduates in positions paving
from $l25 salary and all expenses to start.
The work Of a wireless operator is fascinating.
offers opportunity to travel and see the world
over and big future to any ambitious young
man You can qualify in your spare time with
the improved method CT the National Radio
School in four to FIVE months time either In
our day or evening classes. No previous knowi-
edge Of electricity needed to start. Fall classes
now forming. Enter any time. Call. write or
phone Main 1875. National Radio School, 1a45
Pa. ave.
MEN-Stop daily grind. Start silvering mirrors,
auto headlights, tableware. etc. Plans free.
Clarence Snrinkle. Dept %. Marion. Ind
MEN WANTED for detective work. Write
J. Ganor, former government detective, st.
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Highest Honors in Examinations

1llSllCSI l1OIlOIS Ill I1Ad11Al1ldIl
In the November, 1919, Illinois G. P. A. ex-
student, WIS awarded the gold medal given by
the Illinois Society Of Certified Public Account
ants for highest standing. He Is the seventh
Walton student who has received highest mark.
the winners Of both gold and silver medals
were Walton students. Twelve of the thirteen
Walton candidates passed. For three successive
years Walton students have received highest
averages in American Institute examinations
Walton Courses have been Endorsed by adoption
in the school Of commerce Of more than a score
of the leading universities Of the United States
and Canada For information regarding the ac-
counting and Naw courses which trained the
men who won these honors and ffizes-the
courses Endorsed by these business, educational
and professional authorities-call at ia Mum
sey building. Stop in on your way home from
work: Walton School Of Commerce. IT,
HOTELS.
Do You want nrst-class French pastry and
fancy sugar work, also your own made choco-
la ties? / am the chef who can give you entire
satisfacton. Address Boz oak. Star office. 49,
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN.
Big demand: we train you for high salaried
terias and tearooms: no previous experience
necessary; many graduates now making 81, 500
to 81, 600 q year; dozens now own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick advancement; delight
meals; fascinating worthless are only few
Of the many advantages Of this delightful
business. Course Endorsed by BiltDore. Com
modore. Waldorf Astoria, Ansonia and other
great hotels, which offer preference to our
students. Our graduates eagerly sought every
where. Get into this big paying profession
NOW. Course costs but few cents day.
Lewis Hotel Training School, 1924 New York
ave. Washington: y. G.
MISUNDERSTANDING; must be experienced
and well recommended. Telephone North
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MALE.


ACCOUNTANTS AND B00KKEErERs = 4
thorough knowledge Of advanced accounting
will equip you for bigger job and you can
get this training in from six to twelve months
with Us. We have trained more @. p. As and
executive accountants than has any other
school university. Write for booklet. In
ternational Accountants Society. 61s Colorado
bldg.
ACCOUNTANTS. WITH PUBLIC ACCOUNT
ING ExPERIESCE WANTED By FIRM MES rs.
SAFE sTsSn AGE. ED1cAT1oN. o ExPERiEscs..
QUALIFICATIONS AND SALARY ExPECTA-
TIoNs. ADDRESS BOX 1s-K, STAR OFFICE.
1Ss
School offer their combined higher accountancy
and income tax resident and extension Courses
5:15 and I 80, free to all. For outlines in
quire Az Kellogg bldg, 1416 St Main 1873.
ARCHITECTURAL, structural. mechanical
t5aeers ds,aiiers checker dessns1s on HoMsr
tails required; 1925 to $500 moth offered.
GenerafEneineering Agency, PittsourIh. Pa.
ASSISTANT Salaries, s1,s4o-
s.. 740. Free instruction In opening IS rs and
:so) classes Monday to government and
commercial employees desiring instruction in
bookkeeping and income tax prepa1tory Tor
assistant auditor and bookkeeping exams Com
bined 3O-day course includes intensive coach
ing. text books graded lessons. ETC.. and pre-
pareS Tor appointment Dy trdusIels competitive
and interdepa rtmental exams. Inquire for out
lines Revenue Auditors Training Inst, 412
Kellogg bldg. 1916 st.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
A splendid opening for a real
salesman. Duplex Saxon cars
selling fast where other dealers
are Crying" Factory now in
production to assure early de-
liveries. Big advertising CAM
paign soon. Plenty of leads. A
good man can make big money.
Only one salesman willbe en-
ployed. We will rent you a
demonstration for 30 days, until
you are completely "sold," and
then expect you to buy one on
easy payments. Phone for an
appointment. Walter E. Kittel,
North 24o3. 1925 You street
NV.
BN DETECTIVE, S5o-S1OO weekly. travail
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WANTED-HELp
MAIE-C@tinueA.


ROY or Young man; fine opportunity to learn
real estate business; must know how to run
automobile and take a general interest In
the work of an office. Salary. SO or So per
week. With an established II. E. office Ad-
dress Box Six Star Office.
Roy. coiored. to work around drug store
Kenesaw Pharmacy. Mt Pleasant and Irving
ste.
BoYs AND YOUNG MEN with bicycles OF
motor cycles; full or part time; can earn sa'
to s25 weekly. Apply to 727 18th.
BUS BOY, white; night work;
good wages; all meals, plus
bonus. Childs' Restaurant, 1923
Pa. ave.
BUsHELMAN, SrsscIass, Apply E. Il. sny-
der & &C.. 1411 G st. NV IT.
BUTCHER-Man for grocery and meat market
at 11th and o SITS. NV. 1s'
CANYAsSERS WANrED-Best proposition;
$50 week or better easily made Cal ~
John MARSHALL pl.. to 10 an. Monday
CARPENTERS.
Call Columbia s0a1.
CARPENTERS WANTED. Report ready to
work at % Quincy ST. Take Chevy Chase LAKE
ear to Quincy ST. and Wink one biocK east.
W. c. & A n. Miller.
CHAUFFEUR middle aged, preferably white.
to drive large car; private family must ne
careful. experienced and win highest recon ON.
mendations Address Box BILL Star office. ~.
CHACFFEUR RS, coIored two, ages % and up;
good pay. 2113 14th st. NV IL
CHEF COOK wanted. must be experienced
good wages. 1T06 Pa. ave. NV, Century
Lunch, Phone Frank. 3Ue'S. lS
CHIEF CLERK. thoroughly familiar with
government procedure; salary. s.. zoo: state
age, experience and present employment Ad-
dress Box Sex, Star Office
CLERK between 20 and 80 years old. with
some experience in retail store; permannt po-
sition and advancement for the right man.
Grand Union Tea Co., AT 9TH st. NV. 19~
COLLECTOR and salesman with bicycle; salary
to start SIS and good selling commission
ON sales in addition; bond required Apply at
once SIS 7th St IT.
COLORED Roy, strong. Geo. A. Sinonds Co.,
So. $40 St, second floor.
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BID A DETECTIVE. sso-Slo0 weekly; travel
over world; experience unnecessary. American
Detective Agency. Co. Lucas. ST. Louis.
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sALEsMEN-Write for list Of lines ana full
particulars; earn $500 to $4,000 yearly; big
demand for men; inexperienced or experienced;
city or travelling. T. II. Goldsborough, 705 Dis
trict National Bank bldg.
STOCK SALESMAN for big, clean building cor
poration; good leads but NO advances until you
show results. P. o. Box 1916, city.
TERRfT0RY SAEEHNEN-We want 80 ca
pable men at once to sell new 12-pound kero-
sene gas plant for kitchen and heating stoves:
men who can organize and place county sub
agents; this burner burns kerosene. 10 sure.
economical, quickly installed; wonderful seller.
with coal high and scarce: commissions I'M
usually liberal; state territory, preferred.
Write Wonder Burner Company, 8s2 Iron St,
Dayton, Ohio.
WANTEDIsIDE LINE sAtEsMEN--For the
De Luxe candy sales board line Of America; ;
quality salesmen can earn big money with
this line. Blossom Candy Co., S781 n. Clark,
Chicago. a
WE RECOGNIZE NO COMPETITION because
Of the unique and most essential nature and
U. S. Protected article. exclusively owned and
controlled by us, clearing upward Of $40 per
day for sslesmen: government created demand ::
il you cannot sail this speciality you Will fail
selling life preservers on sinking ship: def
mite cooperation. Jerome Laadt, Pres.,. 8
South Dearborn ST.. Chicago, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

BEAUTY PARLOR
OPERATORS,
We want several experienced
operators for Our Beauty Parlor
and one Expert Marcel Waiver.
Good salary and permanent po-
sition to those who qualify.
Apply Third Floor,
LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
Seventh Street.
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JANIToR (colored). male or female; good
room furnished. including heat and light. In
exchange for about l hours service day.
Apply 1909 II st. NV.
JOB FRESHMAN, knowledge Of auto press or
Miller feeder preferred; permanent position for
right man. Pathfinder, Langdon d. c.
LABoRERS for digging plumbers trenches;
IS per day. II. T. Woodneld, 14th and In
graham sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

IUV.SU WIIIE 1aId1S Oh SuN0I HVOIeSS, 80O0
salary with room. Apply 1900 st. NV.
5000 TO $500 MONTH-Thefe's plenty Of
money somewhere. GET YOUR SHARE BIT
WORKING few HOURS DAILY. We pay we'll
and want men who can add to their salaries
by learning to sell real estate. Free instruc-
ton pm: Wednesday and Friday. See Van
Hoesen, $40 18th St
2 GOOD FARM HANDS: married men pre-.
ferred good wages; comfortable houses and
other privileges. Address Box 1S4-H, Star
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WANTED-HEI.P.
MALR-nDNR lu0eA
WANT

TIMERS. four. and helpers. II. c. Task
500 B st. Sc. 49,
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HOUSEMAN. Apply HOusekeeper. Bellevue
hotel, 18th and SITS.
INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR
with experience. Apply Mr..
Phillips, End Floor, Castelberg's,
OBS Pa ave
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SALES MANAGERS.


SALES MANAGERS.
Selling experience not essen
tial, but must be men with clean
records. For energetic, keen, ag-
Sressive men we will pay web.
Nor interview address Box
344-E, Star Office, giving phone
number.
WHITE MAN. single. janifof small steam.
heated office building; stay on premises. Apply
at once. stating salary and references. Ad-
dress Box 260H, Star office.
WINDOW CLEANERS, only experienced men |;
big salary AIS 9Th at. NV, room sos. l1s
YOUNG NAN to learn professional phetos-
rsphy: Kerfee.,s. sos Pa: axe:---ll Ire
YOUNG NAN, to sell electric household ap-
pliances; must have ability to follow up leads;
only one anxious for a permanent ccnneetioo.
Manager. Arcade Electric. IT.
YOUNG NJ Bright and
clever, with some selling expe-
rience in mems furnishings !;
permanent position; no night
work. Apply at once,
The Levy-Jester Co.,
9Th and H SITS. NV.
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SALESMAN-The Beale Com
pany has an opening for young
man of good standing and with
a wide acquaintance. An I'M
usual opportunity is offered to
the right man. Apply 1871 H st.
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MEN-stop daily grind. Start silvering mirrors,
auto headlights tableware, etc. Plans Tree
Clarence Sprinkle. Dept. 90. Marion. Ind.
MEN WANTED for detective work. Write
]. Ganor, former government detective, st.
Louis Mo-
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ACCOUNTANTS. WITH PUBLIC ACCOUNT
ING EXPERIENCE, WANTED BY FIRM ES-
TABLISHING LOCAL ORGANIZATION;
STATE AGE, EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE,
QUALIFICATIONS AND SALARY ExPECEA-
TIONS. ADDRESS BOX 1s-K, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

MATCHMAKER, experienced !;
steady position satisfactory SAL
airy to the right man. Apply at
Castelberg's, 935 Penna. ave.
NV.
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YOUNG, ENERGETIC MAN
With or without selling expert
ence, can make not less than
5000 per week on a good, clean,
legitimate proposition. For in
terview address Box 345-E, Star
office, giving phone number.
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SALESLAD1ES for women's
cloak and suit store. We will
offer the best proposition in the
city to salesladies who can sell.
The strictest confidence to all
replies. Worth your while to
answer. Address Box OK, Star
Office.
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IGENTS-Make so W1akly taxing orders for
fast-selling Goodyear rnincoats; hundreds Of
orders waiting; $3.50 an hour for spare time;
deliver and collect; sample coat free; write
today for agency. Goodyear mig. Co., S065
GOODYEAR hide. Kansas City. No.