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RALLY FOLLOWS BREAK
PRICES ARE CARRIED
TO NEW LOW LEVELS
nrcoi!. However, C"n,rs Quickly when
frofcssionn' sh"rts ttnIt iinm-
nicrlnt. the Stuck list
ny DuU%DAN wAII,

~ ~
NEW YORK. Erb. - \ aiiprp aud
impressive, rally occurred in the stoc&
n'""nei ,oJnE follow a% q break ir iho
;ov1rat l"rei Tor thi.s movement. Tnc
recovery wac raDi.i. Notwithstanding
nat there Mas no favorable news even
Street. ''"'e" "'o"' INC
The strength, with wh!cn tho marSo,
c'cs"l led brokers to look for further
Improvement durin:; the short scssio:,
tomorrow.
1h: qn'chuoss with which tho rccoiI
"rcurr.u Wa" attributed 'ar;;"I% 20 coz
t,cu;i iin'iin"rnS the iiai In general
throughout tho week. r,lr:hcr cover.
.aS ppcrhtions arc expected 10 develop
Irrezu,nrity Prevails.
ir:tculartty prevailed al ;n" begin
ning oi trading. ,nitiel ano,m,Lons for
rchsionnl bears Immediately became
l'nrN raiIins The list, General Motor
8, ono time showed II iosS OF nearly
80 l,"tnts Acute weakness also do
Ncivac,. in Stool common. ana ;hiE had
.j"Inors'izlnE !nt'noncc on :ha balance
pents in mahy direct ions. TIC down
Ware! movement vas accelerated by the
csoe";i"n, " many stop loss orders
I'll Improvement did no; begin to
mn ;est Itself until around middeE;
Wi.u offerings bcc1iNc source and
.'horie. who pe.gan running TO cover,
had 20 climb Tor stocks. As quoted.
rra;;'.t values advanced, the dcuauI
ny shorty Became more urgent. with
III" result that tho b"ttcrmcnt con-
iinusd up 20 the close. final prices be-
.u2 about the best OF tho session Most
OF Tic cnrly lcssos were wiped out
ana replaced with gains There We're.
however. many Issues which showed net
losses rs 4 result OF tic days opera
on
lrge Customers 10 Rm. at Oucc.
Despite tho SHARP rally many com
mission houses continued 10 express
fhc. opinion thar tho p:ospcc, OF de-
precision in business should cont nue.
10 dominate tho general mariict. These
firms were urging their customers ."
tHhc advantage OF tho bulge to unload
their commitments and got IN position
10 plcis up securities a lower levels.
Til" street looks for 81 favorable uank
statement tomorrow owing 70 thc i.Tni-
dalton mat has taken place the last
one favorable influence was the re
l.cwal OF call loans TODAY ~ per
ctnt Money loaned on call during
tao greater part OF today ~ $ re: cent.
Many brokers Gre OF the opinion that
,nc stock market has broken away
from tho <!nnucnce OF the foreign c&-
cnanSc market.
Sterling was strong today. and closed
about = per cent abovo the previous
iirnl quotation.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND rBoDyCr

thH.NiC, rct. -".--Ccsn developed :resi!
at:e"Sih ;oGa.. .arSc,:' result o. ..r:!I.
ci i., 'I;,,sni rc!a'si e f:l. Tha nars,
Ip| ,"s, 70 IA .Sa }ui e; s, assh'5 M.s sa
p.ts gained i:Tf. 10 ~. In proVis.6ns The
cents advance .,-- go,
rrtces n tho corn insrl;4s shoped an up
. eha fIAnt as soon az trading bcsS II, bu, tn a
oiiii. wtrs temporarily routed by speculative
frNiHS osscJ On depression IN New. Tori:
a:ocks. III" cact. howcvc-. that receipts o:
corn hero we:c much sng.Io- ;h1n had bce.i
on the parI or shorts. especially a. gossip
u shnc current that unless adequate CUP
n.lcs sTivcG soon ~ pr.Tnury center, 10
heavy rura! movement OF tho crop nigh, .
axe TIhcc before August. Supscquaa: re
POTS ihac there had been b.s puro,.a sin &
pr rye 10. the scaeoarl tended further 10
.f INC corn market. and likewise did
sew foTS stock nia-ao, Eal.ies and BE-
nc. when became prcva::ri thtt thsr.
inatHstder; s;-enH;h was Shown by III.
cas- 'narECt Leading commission houses
wees coH- p.cunus or tho bu.! a:de
t'Tov.s.ors averaged iower with hogs ~
thon5h II Was SAID cash seIluad Cor meats
mad Improved
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weekly ,rntic Review.

NEW YORK. Feb. -Bradstrccts
tomorrow will Say:
Cautionary signals displayed last
week by the foreign exchange. money,
securities. grain and provision markets.
later joined by the big primary lines
OF textiles. pnrticuiarly cotton and
WOODEN goods. arc still! in evidence,
and tho area o: country reporting con-
scrvatism moro manifcs: has widcncd
somewhat.
This is most perCcptiOlc In the large
ccntcrs Of the East and Central West.
in the former aided aDprcciably by
tho disturbance to shipping and for-
wardine caused by aftcr-cffccts OF the
big storm OF last 'wcek and by the
still prevailing influenza epidemic. and
in the West by tighter money and the
fears of Il possible country wide ic-uD
OF traffic IL tho predictcd strike OF rail-
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future. -.ng.d Is to!lor.:


estimated tomorrow. 100; v-ah: mostly =
S:nta lower Euik. sl.1fi5.a; tor. $3.50;
Esht.. s4.i?@i1.S5: iish; iishI. SAoogs 1915
hea.y packing sew.: smooth, $i%<odfi3.S5;
;ii-
row. i.coo: fTciE. BE: steers. msa.om MN and
nsaY% Weight: .hs!ss and pine; sitooalaiS:
s;:.5srl5.s5: een,inon ara MEDIUM, sSaSet i:..5.
butcher cattle: Ncirnrs. Sst"eria15; COWS
tI!s1 a.: so: canne:s ana cutters. Sj.pn $40:
veal calves. $3.50 flT2o; ftedcr STEERS. S7.5oh
Shsrp.Eeccirts. a,c3o. Estimated tomor-
,;oywso ni 9 s!oT. LaIni,s. $. poISds cawa:
ewes. middiins. aad ehoicc. Nl.0oGs 1915; cu:ls
AID common. SCGI q .0..9.
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way employees tMatntcnance Of VS.
and Shop Workers. should occur. TKx
nulctin3 down Is still little In cyitlenss'
In the big consuming districts OF me
West and South. and is not unaminiSus
even In the East and Central West, us,
of prices noted in the big baIic indusss
tries, such as iron and steel and fnin-;
Der. in which buyers arc biddinS
eagerly, in some cases it would soeins
wildly for nearby aud distant ,lSiiva
cries or nearly all kinds of p.E-froI
structural material. finished steel and
hard and soft grades of lumber. n
Weekly bank clearings, s6.92s,55n. 0Oo..
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
les.

800 i'imlHy ......
100 Advance, tumI,y. pcd. :.
Abs. Chaimcrs. pfd
Zoo Aiaskn cold ............
3.an9 I'm. sect sugar. com. :. -.
l".aO0 american Can
.go inner. Tan. pfd.
$500 tm. Car and l'dry, 49,.
.'pp american Eottou OH.
".!n0 YIN. Iidc AMI Lea. con,
a.iu0 .NW. lila" and Lea. pr. :.
Goo american i.inSrod Oil.
,I..tD .Nfncr!can Locomotive. i.
iG..0p Amor. lat. Corpn
$500 Am"ricnn Smelling -.
100 .lncr. Drug Synd. -.
N0o Aincrican sugar ......
100 Nm. Tcl. and Tel. Co. -.
1000 Nm. robncco Securities.
i.5o0 An. Writing Paper. ptd.
d..tO Nmerirau Wou,rn $50.
~. 100 Anaconda Copper $3.50.
200 it:an,ic Goaat Line.
Aat: |. OF -. uEnlto.)
800 I'D; inore and Ohio. =.
1919 iiethllc hem steel B......
49, 3gC bethlehem steel. So pfI.
5000 baldwin Locomotive
1880 CadaU OIL
ZOO Canadian Pacific .......
400 california Petroleum.
$500 tcfItr1l Leather. cu,!:
100 chcsa pcakc and Ohio
yov thi"nEo 'ircnt Western
:vo tnl.. t;rent West. ptJ
5000 mi. Mil. and 81. I'aUi.
$50 ca. x. !. aud T.. com.
'eg ra' X. /. au' T.. &C pa!
500 Coca co,:i
30. 90 truciDlr steel Cor. com,
Lon lora do Fuc, and Iron.
loo Colonial GRAPHIC.
=. 100 Corn Products. com. -.
10000 tnbH cane Su;,ar.
200 Er.nport Texas ........
i,su0 E:'c. LIST pfd.
5000 Gcnarnl Motors
:c.loG Goodrich. CON.
LOO Hrcat Northern. pid
",i2o Great North. Ore Gifts.
800 Illinois Central
1900 Inter. Nickel ..........
1000 lnspira,!oa tcppc-
1000 Int. Mcr. Mar. com. 80.
5000 lnt. Mcr. Mar. pfd -.
400 Int. Paper. con.
Int. Paper. MD. stamped
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EICHMOED HAY N.&nkET.
Wholesale Quotations on ExchhnEe.,
COTTON Markets.

NEW YORK. Feb. !3-PtonounccA strength
{Nu5 shown In tho cotton market today. and
a,n,tm'ehi /, around tho rip= was more .on.l-
a si. ~, va rsp!d; THIS frightened Other
i've ,;olirnrlos had been established h; levels
angina from 100 to il points above tho
T!rst prices wcr. 90 to IS points higher
viz, tho demand sssnstsl Hnd helped by
::r Eastern bolt. Part OF tho st+enrtG al
Liverpool, vas attributed to buying al Man.
ny-Stsr. fhA Initial advance met CONSIDER.
ab'n realizing on Local OF Wall street. sn.i-
Ua promoted ny declines IN securities. rho
ofc.!nss wN;o absorbed by continued laying
~ liverpool. however. and AFTER reactions
oi . or % points the lis, turned iirnicr again
.Is The strength OF the market gained
fnrce N the afternoon, aided b" the rally in
Prices rhrc slightly easier in the las, hour
ruder profit taking saiAS, but there was no
udica ton Of aggressive rrcasmrc. and the
cloae. was firmcr at net advance OF o5
10 80 points.
spot hero was s,esdy q, an advance o..
- points st @afSc: there were sales Spot
1t Scw Oclean. was steady, with rn!ddl In =
- points higher at soc, tho s'aics wero 100
lalts.
nsccipts; Galveston, seeo; Nsw Orleans,
a. N. N "a. &
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NEW YORK. C,,Hn.

MEM YORK. Feb. iS.--WhlIc late quota
tons showed dcc!iac from, ,hc level ~
Wednesdays last transact ons. the improve
mcnt in tone during tho Afternoon was 80
;narkc! thtt genera! confidence returned TO
IN expectation Of better prices. Tho early
hSa iniIow!ns closely the action OF the
many issncS ont hefore noon all the more
h"aNiIN ancctcu Issues took Il turn for tho
hoitrr ~ result. few of the not losses
The industrial list was raihc-quict
The mining shares were irregular and
without feature.
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United States Railroad
Administration. --T-
Seab0ard Air Line Railroad

announces following changes in sched.,
ulc OF the following through trains,
departure and arrival at Richmond.
effective Sunday, February 18th: ~
Train No. will leave 1880 r. VI.
instead 1925 L. NJ. is
Train No. 2 will arrive 5:55 A. ".
instead $50 y. NJ.
HERBERT l.. BICKEL, ~
Passenger Service Agent. 6
1899 Mutual Building, Richmond. Nn.
Adv IS
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

,BY E-;.or.l cry Co. Richmond oHictl
80. ne. I'D Il. co"v ts.'-.: '...'.'-..-- III.
Aa.. Writing Paper '.....:......-..-...'... -
tt,:rtir coast Line iEt ts................ ~.
Ni..uiir C.o.s: l.!ne. l. y. col. is.....,.. ~:
&c. .,Ssi i.S mi ONO cony ;,..... -.
H.! Mi.. .ad -. PAU N..-............-. -
frtad. M,-. SA:ins fn..... :, =
:. .,hua-,l Al. Lice adj o.. ............ -
srn.oa.G Air Lire, stamped '=......-.. p.
southern Pacific COW. @s:............'..-'
~o.ffn4ru Rg,i"a: =. III. t...s..-...'.....- =.
SSG,iern RbiiHs! cons Ss..'......'..'''' -.
I. = SlcFi = ~,
ys.S.sr. Chsm.c,i 60, conv Gr........... -.
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NEW YORK. Feb. Cot sccd oil af,c:
selling oil slightly with lard turned n.n,
, IN Irm"n ~ ,sn'n co,ton houses ana short
prpN"mc1i in Wa Street. Ac.iy. mon H.
r.o:co I" :: points not higher. Sales &c..
10 osEr1's. Prlnc crude. Sis.u):, IL 90: prime
GUNNER yellow spot, 2IS9; Marcia .j.5J: Ma
80: iG.%, .lpe. ''!mc winter yellow am
Gum'ner white nominal
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PETEfeSBCRC pI,>\l.r N,prEr

Geno!tsd by Rodsers, Pluinmcr & Co. iinr,
- petersburg. Va, Eco !S 1922
SraNlSH: Farmers stock, market weak
,. fn;3 70 $50 per hushc,.
NIRGlNlA: Farmers stock. mHrks; ouict
tsnGy Jumbo. 10 to l1isc rer TO-
IuInbs. ~ 10 Zoe per 10.
Extra prime 81: C pcr H.
Prime ~ per II.
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One Hour a Day to Make Poultry
Pay $4,000 Per Month
From 200 Hens

The new Phiio- Way will help YOU
than could I've made ny old methods.
u l. up-to-datc and tho results of 40
years experience with poultry eggs
and incubators. II You want TO hatch
and raise chickens without amps. fire
or hens. send tor my free booklet
EDGAR W. PHILO.
4GS Duvni Rutldfnr Jacksonville. i,,n.
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RICE,
ri,,v nntrAN. LIZ ~.

TEW oHLEANS; t'eh s-Ronsh rico. no
ta,nE: receipts. -: mllar.. ".a5g. C.e.n rio .
:sroaE: sales: Honduras, S;3 pockets. s.. .,
rs: Japan, d Pockets. s.. n rel: Bluc Ross.
aud polish Unchanged
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PRODUCE MARKETS..
C6lSlNINn

>.,.,,. 49,. COtFEE
me NEM IohK =, En- s.3eT sas aSse: n
by shScD rallies. which stepped ths rs.ii:; OF
500: &.r::e; AID ;hS a,tad!.! o'; !aii IN 81
d 5"sIiiIsn sxThanse 90 tns ,asrksi opsnH I;
p9in;s ~; lower d,ir!ns. the ess!y trading
WITH Ma; touching iy..s. The so::iowha;
eas.sr ruling % ;hs e...!. cahc from R!o
Gn. 90 nS%e nfonotcd ths xe.:.nK movement,
inarkes turned f-mc. and became mo-S nc.
rive on Tep0rts o. an easier Cal! money sit
uasoh. Ma? .o!d UP 70 it.tS. or ro.nts not
h!.h4r. and closed 81 ii.t7. With the scaera!
March. i$,i: May. i4.o.: July. 1890; s:ptan.
boz October and December. 40
Spot cohct du, and nonl!nai!y uny ncnssd
~ - gents for RIO - ana - cents fo- Santos
-: 10 treSn COS; ana freight offerings woro
= cents, American credits. uxn!r has bee n
received he.e stating tina; recon; o!rcrin e.
Q: government cotfees reported al .I.So Te:.c
noS oherSd ~ the government
1919 IL she RIO ;narkct. and OF ia in the
-Ete Q: Rio exchange on London. Inc Santos
sPot InarHet THi unchanged. vita future,
= 70 .o2 tr;s h!sher E.sH!::an por: receipts.
200 Tor Now York. Vi:;o.is COO for New.
Orleans and santos si.tCJ for New York
SUGAR.
NEW TORK, Fec. l3.--'Che local ,,,srSe, TO-
raw sugar continued quiet, snd PRICES SIRE
t;S E. LEA nom!na There we're sales OF 30
freight. uho.t. ccua! 10 i:e4 For centrifugn ~.
o,it local -eiiacrS were again indifferent, and
oherS or late Fso-uar5 shipment 1T even
~: cents cost nad freight found no BUYERS
The market closed nominal.
rhe:a WsS nothing new IN tho refined sit
uition, WIEN rciiEvri SIN restricting Lusi-
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Smelling stock. S to 90 per lii
siiEi.iED MD KEciEANED: Markc,
Wholcsaic--
Fancy Jumbo. i5,, per IL.
Fancy hnndpickcI. lie per 10
!:NirHS. .lc srr ~
I:Nira large Virginia 4hrllr.l. 10 pcr 10
NJ. Virginia shcliod. i:i.c per IL.
No. Virginia shclic,!. i.,2c per 10.
No. Spanish shsli"d. iSiec per IL.
No. SphMish shnll.l. lbr pnr lib.
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GERMAN GIVES ORDER
Commander = In Chief Snyx Tcutoni,
omccrs VIII Refuse tn
Surrender.
| ny Associated Press.

BEf,L1N. Feb. l3.-Gcncral Rcinhard
commanders r-chicf of German forces
has published an order OF the day,
saying:
''Gcrinnns regard the surrender OF
men accused of war crimes an imDos-
sibility. an opinion with which the
army. agrees and will in no case
abandon"
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rnc.:. a.incush iherc !. good lnt,ui-:. noted
i:itss n"re unchanged at II to ~ cents cor
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t-1t bale: s;ork l.iic:S h.,cs
IOiai Ior wctit i.ccti1,s &c ve; bales: OK.
por;s. Iu.ifJ D.. o.
"iport-. +,o,.H.3 bx!-..
, NV ., ORLEANS tan !a.-.Advanet; aha,
nc Of rot;on igday. i,cayy BUYING spreH-
Tor time.
Mu.a nt mo demand VS. Tor shor: 40.
n ,ol;,t '.Ht c9ili,nt 9horis bGce7ninf ye;y
, H.. tt",n s.erstsry Houston rssa?I!s
-; g, ne day !hc trading months wc-c -
ToMs[d nc end es Inc session .cAr:y buyt,-.
turned s2lc-s 20 I"r profits and tho
F.iins we're pared down somewhat. last rrlccs
rring ~ not pGTIhtcn " :; 20 70. points
something Of a better demand .or s,,otR
Va. "tT"-t"G AZ = few Interior point. u nd
cots nero 're-o Ta-Ho6 M % points % 70
,Hnts To- u,dl'!rs. which COMPARED W:th
''...p a me ciC.!ns r.iCc on Mach
S:olhd ths opcr!n: prlcoH were 10 l..
toin'a higher III !esoo1..a 20 h!enc. Liver.
peol ihhn .Nrcctc6. but after ii-ss buy,ne
o:dn:i We're n.cd tho marie. Turned .nto
flist am! sasr!aS aiig!r. falling 20 4
!"|e! I" :. points undc- the Gloss az :e..
t"Eda". ON ihis .of; spot tha real trs.,!ne
move Youi or TAG day commenced and for
? Will" Z; NSAf Al zctivo and excited :nurxc.
tHfaTo-so.c weather o"c: tS> whole psi,
an" thc :!.c IN sterling contributed 20 rs
/.
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MlsCEI.L,NEoUs AAnErrs

NEW YORK. Feb. i$-NCot,on goods vcr.
siesd!er IN The. liGh, trading which pre-
Eaiied ,, ,o:s% Fine yarns were h:yh.r. bur
az. Iu,et ana r1w ELK cay. Woo goods
we're being bought consorvai,vely Tor fail.
NAVAL. STORES
NJ: |h.SSN ny, Fla. Fcp. ia.Turpcn-
ctipts IL: 1:Hpne@ts, i; f:otls. 65i3.
n men +, none; 30 :s1sk, S!svs r.. ist;; +. iG..s
WV. 2i.po, ~ '''''
SAyA%N>lt. Feb ls.-rurpentlne. notnine
!nsn,s. a:s;s:. stock. ISL. receipts ~ snip
Resin nothing doing and eSovcl other
s s,stt. Arm s.lss i.E3G Receipts s: shin
y l.: 5S: = Ill., = Is'5; Is ri. isieq ;;C9: g.
40; y, :9ee; VIC s!.So; WV. :y75.' ''
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
SANANEAH. GA. Fob. L..--Sea IslnnJ
farley; SS; extra choice. o.: choice ~: cStra
nc, T.; me. 80; medium .iiiae, -; common
judgments, t*l: stock. 1879 Crop in s!sIt,
FINANCIAL.
i.ONDON, Feb. is-B"r silver, sia.d per
short ana three months bills. Sa.e;3 1915.
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liverpool. Feb. i:-co;.on spot quiet:
c- hShc. Good m!dilnS. aih.; fully
Ing. ;1.':; ri:ddi!nE. so; low ,n!sidl!ng
-.. good ordinary. .3.i.: ordnSry. -. i.
e, "a. 100 oaiep. !rC.uGi.s $50! American,
.rae'Fl, $3.50 bHieF. a., American n. Fu;;irss
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SEA ISLAND COTTON.
PRICES OF NEEE CIIT,

.>-,>. :, T-IE\.NNt.IN1.
LONDON. Feb. i9.-Bmr silver sia.d nc,
onncc; money. ~ per cent. Discount aics
hhoEt ana thrce months eilIs. 3s.t:l ~ .is
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nHccipts; Galveston. s.cGp; Nsw Orleans,
so; Mobile. ,S: Savafihah, 100; Charlie Il
IL coo: Au1uata. 900: HoiIston. s .hN

I'ori n.vrrtn--:
New Yori--Niddilns. &s.is: stock. 5aasI.
L., bsir;, ~ 80
1esa today--Roteipts. 2l;3s balea: exports,
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~ nWI,k u NO!HVdNE.'
Richmond. Va. Feb T.: 1871
3uotations showing tho wholesale selling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12
ARMY nEElCERS

ARMY OFFICERS
" you desire TO connect with 4 real organiza-
zion that several executives after June
age and city where yon prefer to locate: also
where and when you can be reached by phone
Address Box :69-B. Star office.
ASSISTANT to delivery clerk in lumber yard:
hours: experience. not essential: state age and
,eferences. Address RoN .Se- Is. Star office
ASSISTANT bookkeeper: when
applying. bring your written ap-
plication. John II. Magruder.
fine groceries, Conn. ave. and K
st. NV.
ATTENTION. MARRIED MEN-we can use
three more cican-cut married men, $24 and
commission: reference. Apply 3 to G. oO4 Dis.
trI~t National Bank bldg.
ATTENTION. more students graduated
from the SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL, j.
Williams OF 1870 Vermont ave. NV. and VIM.
w. Smith Of 1415 ~. NV. We continue to
DELIVER THE GOODS. As USUAL" New
class started May 3. not too late 10 get in.
bay and night classes. Tuition moderate. Come
IN and see our school, largest and most mod.
SCHOOL Inc. 9O02 Pa. ave. NV. Frank!!n
s5l4.
AUTOMOBILE STOCK CLERK: man 81 expert.
"n"S IN work: atate salsry. Address Box 204 3.
StaI obeo. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12

WE HAVE an attractive va
cancy in our stock and repair
department for young man
who has had jewelry store ex-
perience. The position is pern,a-
ment and the salary is no object
to a competent applicant. Re-
plies confidential. Address Box
3OO-B, Star office.
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S.ALESME En-,
SALEsNES

Who have had experience in the one-caIl
method Of selling financial securities and care
to connect with q real orEaniza ton in their
Washington ONCE. handling a 6nancial PROPOSE
'tion that psys Sc and SO on the deferred pay
ments. We eau use two real men at once
managers. II they can show that they have q
clean record. Answer. giving full details in
your frat letter. Address Box 270-B, Star Of
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SALESAES to sell the new chemical felt cush-
ION wind shield cleaner for autos: big commits.
sion ol sales. Address Box 4s-B. Star Office. Z
SALESNAN-A large manufacturing concern.
marketing its nationally advertised products
Through the retail and Wholesale grocery trade.
Desires to secure the services Of 4 forcefA and
resourceful salesman to call upon the retail
tunity to advance to better paying and more
responsible position. assured the right man.
Only applications from men who are At presen,
engaged or have been in the service Of q re-
sponstbIe house for At least two year. in q xales
capacity. will be given consideration. Give
full details Of sales experience in first com.
munication. which will be treated confidential.
" Address Box Bob. Star ONCE.
SALESAEN-write for nss>1c lines and full
particulars. Earn 5000 70 $4,000 yearly
Big demand for men, Inexperienced or expert
TT. Aaan. Dent 26l Chico r..
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WE HAVE a most attractive
proposition. for canvassers, in
surance men and collectors. Will
not interfere with your present
employment, if any, as this can
be made to pay handsomely as a
side line. Replies confidential.
Address Box 2oo-B, Star Office.
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ACCOCNTANT-Firm Of accountants has open
ing for senior accountant: state experience. age
and salary expected. Address Box :s4-B, star
office. 14s
ACCOUNTANTS. hookIeepers and clerks 10
train under certified public accountants for
900 to $4,000; openings as cost accountants.
auditors. Income tax experts and executives;
new home-study plan: satisfaction guaranteed.
s1s Colorado bldg. Frank. 403S. Open even
ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERs = Salaries
81 $40 a. 800. Free instruction by experts in
income tax and commercial accounting in in
~ prepares for c. P. A. and revenue auditor ex-
sminations. Inquire 40s-4l2 Kellogg bldg, 1416
81.
AN INSIDE PORTER at . meat market locate
at 1879 Connecticut avenue NV. Apply for
frc. w.
ANOTHER CLASS Of wireless students has just
heen graduated by the Ioomis Radio School,
l0i-4lI 9th st. NV. This class was made up Of
students who had left other radio schools took
our 6nshing course and made high percentages
on the government examination. obtaining their
hrst-gr1de commercial radio licenses These
graduates are Albert f. Drumm. 1914 Girard
81. NV: Jerome /. Michael, Al: 9Th ST. NV;
Nelson Il. Ellis. ll23 Morse St ne. and Albert
+. Spicer. IL Ind. ave- NV Our complete nm.
ishinE course for advanced students is fast be-
coming famous. eight students from other radio
schools having enrolled for IL this week There
have been 70 enrollments in this finishing class
alone in the past four weeks. all Of them ron,
other radio schools. Unnecessary to waste time
and space telling Won why they continue to
come TO Us. There is = reason For this nm
ishinx course we have also enrolled two me
who had already obtained their radio licenses
hut did not feel entirely satisfied and 0us litied
!" assume the responsibility Of taking positions
80 operators until they had gone through the
Thorough and practical training for which This
school has made q record. Bear in mind that
our tuition Charge is very reasonable. terms of
payment TO suit and individual attention pn i'd
10 each and every student. Look up the atova-
named men and ask them what they think of
ns. Catalogue and full particulars request
Classes i've nights in the week from To y.
Positions furnished all graduates. LO0mis Radio
School. 4ol-4 9th st. Entrance In lobby of
strand Theatar. Phon. NJ. 1879. No women en-
rolled. no correspondence course. land teieg
raphy A strictly frs,-eaS> wireless school,
with no side issue 10 take our time and atten.
lion.
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FOUND

BICYCLE last Thursday night. 100 u st. nv.
Owner claim. 13s
FOCkETBOOk. near Powhatan Hotel. Owner
may obtain same by proving contents and pay
ing for ad. Address Rox 3cO-R, Star Office.