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Park Center

About Is children from Park Cen.
ter started to school Tuesday morn
ing. They are being transferred to
the Harrison school by Fuller Stock
again this year.
Miss Ethel McAllister came up from
Pueblo Saturday evening to spend La
Dor day with her friends, Miss Violet
Lusink
Mr.. and Mrs. R W. King motored
TO Pueblo Saturday and returned on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Raper and
children. Mary and Georgia. returned
from Hillside Saturday where they
spent the week visiting Mr. Raper's
sister, Mrs. Beach and family. They
were dinner guests Sunday at the pa
rental home Of J. P. Hotchkiss.
c. A Norman went up to Cripple
Creek Friday with a load of vegeta-
bles and returned with load of lum-
Der Saturday.
Mrs John Knapp OF Cripple Creek
is visiting at the c. A Norman ranch
this week.
c. a George, Frank and W. A. Duf.
fy left Tuesday morning for Pueblo
where they spent several dayes visit
Ing at the Burt Wilson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy jenkins, Clyde Sauers and Isa-
belle Graden of Goldfield were down
to spend Labor day with relatives on
the Park.
Mrs. Cora Burkhardt had as dinner
guests Sunday Mrs. Ethel Lucha of
Cripple Creek and NJ and Mrs. Jess
Lombard. daughter Edith and Mrs,
Lucha of Lincoln PARK
Cottage prayer meetings were held
last week at the homes OF Robert
Piercy Fred Waters and w. W. Rice.
Grin Ellis of Victor was visitor
at the F. E. Chapman home Monday.
Mrs Ed o'Brien and Mrs. Cora
Burkhart and children were dinner
guests Friday of Mrs. J. p. Hotch.
kiss.
Miss Laura Cook, sister of Mrs.
Clause Wagonmaker. left Monday for
her home at Gibbs, Mo.
c. A. Norman is plastering the new
house of Henry Martens on Fifteenth
street this week.
Mrs. W. c. James Of Orchard ave
nue. spent Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. ]. P. Hotchkiss.
Edna Duffy and Leota Waters were
aL-night guests of Marjorie Burkhar,
Friday.
Mrs, Clause wagonmaker is staying
this week at the Frank Duffy home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunsmuir
chaperoned number of young folks
to a surprise party on Mrs. Flanders
and her sister. Miss Myra Hills of
Kansas last Wednesday evening at the
well known home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dunsmuir on Beaver Park. The eve
ming was spent playing many lively
games, and at a late hour refresh
ments were served which the guests
had brought with them, consisting of
ice cream and cake. Those present
were Mrs. Frank Bacon, Mrs. Pool,
Mrs. Dean and Edna Dean, Mrs. Full
mer, Mrs. Ella Johnson and children.
Walter Hamet, Ray Johnson. Stella
Hamet and Irma Bacon OF Penrose:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunsmuir and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Grey Meyers, the
Misses Ruth Hoop. Eileen Strock, Jo-
sephine Ryle; Messrs. Keith Cutting,
Carl Nothwang and June johnson of
Portland.
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Elberta Peaches
Will Appear on
Market Tuesday

Eiberta peaches are now ripe at
Palisade, and quality is extra nice,
But crop is very light. and season will
only last a few days. The crop is
estimated at 200 cars, and with at
least 600 towns to supply. it's easy TO
figure some towns won't get any
The first car to be offered in Canon
City will arrive Tuesday morning. You
better see your grocer at once. Re-
member. the first offerings are gen.
orally the best. While prices may
seem high as compared with former
years. yet with short supply, they may
be higher yet for the later shipments.
This car comes in under ice and will
be much firmer than express
stock. (Ady)
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News of Fremont County
GATHERED CORRESPONDENTS
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS

cake were served. At late hour the
guests departed wishing Mr. Nelson
many more happy birthdays.
A social dance at the school house
Friday night was well attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Freek and Miss
Leola Higgins were in Garden Park
to the. dance Friday night
WIZ anterbrTy of Turkey Creek
spent lew days visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Chess and
iAmi,y was in Garden Park Friday
night.
Miss Bertha Biddix went 10 Canon
City Monday to attend high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lager and
son of Hill City, Kan, visited a few
days last week with Mrs. Layers
aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Chess, and other rel
atives in the Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Overton Langford and
family OF Oklahoma visited with the
formers brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs T. L. Langford. They expect to
make their home in Colorado.
Miss Frances Biddix left Monday to
teach the Four Mile school.
School opened Tuesday, September
Z. Miss Ada Burton of Canon City
is the teacher.
Mrs H. N. Andrews of Pueblo spent
some time visiting her grandchildren
Wilma and Andrew Canterbury. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Canter-
bury.
Mrs Alonzo Higgins and family of
Eight Mile spent few days visiting
her sister and other relatives.
Mrs. Silma Degitz and family of
Canon City enjoyed the pleasant time
that was had Friday night.
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Coal Creek Man
Officer Grand Lodge

At the annual meeting of the grand
lodge of the Knights of Pythias of
Colorado, held in Denver last week.
to which County Clerk Jonathan Sea-
man of this city was the representa-
tive from Couer de Leon lodge No. As,
a Fremont county man, William c.
Gilbert of Coal Greek. was elected
one of the officers OF the Grand Do
main OF Colorado.
The officers OF the grand lodge for
the ensuing year are William NJ.
Wright. Denver. grand chancellor:
Judge II. Bradfield. Greeley. grand
vice chancellor; Rev. o. S. Reed.
Pueblo. grand prelate; S. Kirby. Den
yer. grand master-at-arms: w. S.
o'Brien. Salida. grand keeper of rec
ords and seal; C. II, Winchell. Ia
Junta, grand master of the exchequer;
George y, Stein. Denver. grand lodge
trustee; William c. Gilbert. Coal
Creek. grand inner guard; William
Palmer, Louisville, grand outer guard.
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Portland

Miss Velma Talley of Florence
spent several days visiting al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Page.
Joe Swan, former Portland boy,
but now of Pueblo. spent last week
end visiting Portland friends
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cozad and fam.
lily have returned home from a two
weeks fishing trip near Gunnison.
Payton wilbar. the popular son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. wilbar, who for
the last three months has been in Cal
fornia, arrived home Sunday. and will
resume his school work next week.
Many Portiandiies attended the
watermelon day at Rocly Ford last
Thursday, among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Bacon. M-. and Mrs. Roy
Williams. James Hoop and weymap
Crawford.
The families of o. p. Crawford and
J. +. Kistles were the dinner guests
AZ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Johnson OF Florence last Thursday
evening. The occasion was in honor
OF the birthdays Of Mrs. O. p. Craw-
ford and Mrs. J. T. Kistler.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nothwans are
enjoying a visit from their daughter
and son-tn-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S;mminrer Of Salt Lake City Mrs.
Simminxer before her marriage vas
Mas Annie Brent,inger and was very
popular with the young folks Of our
httlo city
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
AElRSAlP

Estate of John Jenovick. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of October. A. d. 1920. the un-
dersigned will present to the County
Court of Fremont county. Colorado.
his accounts for final settlement OF ad-
ministration OF said estate, when and
where all persons in interest may ap-
pear and object to them. II they SO de-
sire.
Notice is also hereby given that ap-
plication for the determination OF
heirship of said John Jenovick. de-
ceased. has been made and that the
court will on said date hereinbefore
mentioned, or at any time to which
the hearing may be continued. proceed
TO ascertain and determine who are
the heirs OF the said John Jenovick.
deceased. and as such entitled to in
herit any lands. tenements, heredita-
ments or other property. real or per
sonal. constituting all or u part Of the
estate of the said John Jenovick. de-
ceased. and enter q decree accord
ingly. at which hearing all persons
claiming to be heirs-at-lAw OF said de-
ceased may appear and present their
proof.
MITCHELL JESOvFCK.
Administrator.
FIRST Pub. September .. 1854.
IA6t Pub. September 30. 1S2o.
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LATE
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Western Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER LIVE STOCK
Trading IL active in all divisions at
lty of the cattle received has been the
best arriving recently. A gradual ad-
vance In price. on the sheep market t
supply OF sheep was offered
Cattle.
tie division A fair supply of cattle
made up the receipts and the quality
Was . little better than previous. "A
carload of good heavy steers topped the
Ssads msdkst at a no.se. while bunch OF
A load of heifers topped the market
at 3s.o0. Several loads of cows sold
ket prevailed in the feeder and stock
er divisions with scenty supply on
hand. Calves sold at ss.5o912-oo.
Hoga-
Prices were from steady to I6 cents
lower on the early hog market Sey- ~
load topped the market at Sl5.s5 The
bulk sold at fl4.5oQ 1880. A strong
demand prevails on the pig market
Butcher pigs were quoted at $4,000
1850.
Fat lambs have been in good de-
mand and a load and a half averaging
II pounds. sold at sis.1e flat A car
load of ewes. averaging l2o pounds.
soid at $685. fIst; Fair lambs are quot
quoted at ,sooG $50 and from $3.50
down for common kinds
Good feeders are quoted a: $1,000
1Ibo. Choice feeders are quoted at
prices up To si2.oo
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II you're going to college, why lose
yourself In freshman class OF 1900?
Go to big, little school where it Is
possible TO do through work under
fine instructors who will soon know
you by name and treat you as a hu-
man being. The State Normal school
at Gunnison is now a standard col
lege OF high grade and is ready to do
splendid work. Fan quarter opens
September 20. w36!
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Garden Park

A large crowd OF invited guests
gathered at the home Of Mrs. s. n.
Nelson Saturday night, the occ6sion
being snrpriae birthday In honor Of
ono0s 1eonooo givoo by Ma Robert
Nelson AID Mra. s. n. Nelson. A do
hshtfnl tins Wa AaA. Ice cream ana
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
Al Chtruno.

Observation-Disclosures to Csc high-
er ON desirable bcar steers: half fat
kinds uneven. Top. si7.75 on ali
we.f hts; bulk sood and shoias, slS.5o9
and choice cows. Se.75Ql27s: canners.
$IpOU<.15. steady. medium kinds drag
fy. bulls. steady to stronger. bulk ho-
losns. s5.b 500 e.s5. calves. strong TO 2sc
hLEher. choice vealers. mostly sl7.oo u
lHF5. Few tops higher. stockcrs. dull.
western supply ligkt
HoEs-G.neralIy i5G 25c higher than
average, packing sows off most. earlS
top. sid.l0: bulk light and butchers
q 1t.2s; pigs, 2ac lower: bulk oesira bi 9
kinds. si4.s0g 1875.
SEvep-NatiNe lambs, 506T5c lower.
top native lambs, 3l25o. ton ewes
s6.55. western fat and feeder classes.
steady; top western lambs. sls7o; bsst
feeders sl3.2s
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Catholics and the
Orangemen Still
Fight in Ireland
anx uallea l,rrshl

BELFAST, Sept. ;I-pespera,e
nghting broke out here again today
between Oransemen and Catholics.
Two people were killed and several
wounded. Soldiers, -reinfcfced by
wcrknsn. were attached BY ainn rein.
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4 failing tree crtsshsd cut ~ life
Of Wtlbert A. Gardner. An snployt OF
the nocAy Mountain l.uunher COnpany.
u Dtsnsond tNsk
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CAleage Daasy.

Chicago,--Eutter-C ll0 bkc
Egg.-hnshes. rirssa isK 3 iSc:
Ssssses Sssss ie,uSes .ses:s. :. p.sS, %ssn
fir0es, tex 6<sc
Ysvlsry-ziive. unchanged. Fowl.
sso: sprfnss. s<Hc.
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STOLEN

STRAYED OR SToLEN-From pas
ture in meadow gulch. 25 miles
northwest of Canon City. one black
mare years old. about 15ia hands
high. star in forehead. scar on left
hip. one white hind foot. 1nforma-
ton leading TO recovery properly re-
warded. J. A. Seabrough. 212-p6
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FOUND

FouND-1 shepherd dog about S
months. Owner call and pay for
keeping and ad. 22S Riverside ave
nue.. e15.p2
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ChIcrre Cn.A Gr.i..

Corn-No 2 mixed. n.es6hSs; No. 2
, ost.-Ns; , white. ssN0lkc: No.
sysaks, oMsisss Gao.
Bariey-sl. .0ogl.I.
Timothy Secd-3e.6oQ
Clover Eeed-S26. 90 q 5000
Pork--NominAl
Lard-e1S.S5.
Ribs--Sl<b001bbo.
POTATO MARKET.
Chicago.--P Potatoes - STEADY Jsrsey
cobblers, s2.eo02so: Idaho Kurais.
42.e0Qa.s0; Minnesota Early Ohtos
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Har-sBves testted ststes). -. q -.ei 4
ZINC ....ss.. t.o&
CoDPer ....s..s.......s... ~
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nesal sssrkss.

,RApo sETTi.rMENT PRIcEl
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FOR SALE-one brick 7-room house.
72s Rudd avenue. Phone Canon
57s,J 2oS.tf
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
WANTED

WILL party who got pair boys OK
fords repaired here. plaese return
and get right pair? Hardy-Stuart
Company. 214-2
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Lst your wants be known through
The Record Want Al column
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lIutter.

Creamery. first grade. ... Bs
Creamery. second grade. So
iIoSsrs outter -..--.--so 0bl
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batter Fat.
Fruit.

I. ~ est ....--- -.....-..-....
70 ZION ......
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ri:st Pub. September .. 1850.
Last Pub. September 30. 1s2e.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
STOCK CLERK

SCPERINTENDDNT-An honest reliable and
energetic man Of good habits and educatios to
take charge Of faterual buiidiAg; light work
suitable for a man of advanced age; 30 per
meath. Address Box 3l<-R. star ef6ce. ~
TAILOR to work on coats in
alteration room. Apply to the
Louvre, Ills F st.
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A POINTER

TWIN 1Hn
for advanced radio students who
are not Jet qualified for the ex-
aninstion for the 1rst-grade COM
mercial radio license.
MR.. JOEL CORNE1T.
49, NEW YORK AVE. NV,
entered the LOOMS RADIO
SCHOOL. at 4Ol-411 9th st. NV.
just two weeks ago (March l.t)
for . finishing course. has iust
graduated. took the government
examination for the 6rst-er,d.
commercial radio license and made
THE HIGHEST PERCENTAGE
ever made BY any radio student in
the city Of Washington.
HIS PERCENTAGE WAS "a.
This is how We turn them ont
This school was opened the first of
the month and Mr.. Cornett was
one of our first students. We nav
speeisl attention 10 bcginners, a.
we'll As advanced students. If
others have failed to put you over,
just come to us for conscientious.
painstakins and hiEh-class instruc-
tion. Our staf Of Instructors fs
eompossd Of thu best men in III.
profession.
LOOMS RADIO SCHOOL,
40l.4Il 9th ST. NV.
Entrance in lobby Of Strand Theatsr.
Phone Main 1850.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

AZ USUAL the Service Radio School At 9th
It. and Pa. ave NV. continues to sraduate stu
assh. This past week Floyd sutAeriand and
Taons, 1Iao . Gi:seosk: 10th wsshtngssn heys. re:
BE- placed IN positions paying 3l25 per month
With ell living e1penses;, We are eoaduetisg a
most systematic and we'll organized school, aud
are dei.E what might DO called DELIVERING
THE GOODS. We have both day and night
classes. Cofssspoadsnce course for out.of town
students. osst Of tuition Is moderate. Call and
SEE us or write for catalogue. SERVICE
RADIO SCHOOL, INC, 000-2 Pa. ave NV.
Franklin 1914.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

SIS to &36 WEEKLY in your spare time do
lilies Of your city. No experience necesesry
Weite today for full particulars Americsn n
Products Co., $40 American hldg Cincinns Il
Ohio.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

STENOGRAPHER. experienced. good salary
and opportunity for advancement. Apply Ma
sonic Mutual Life Asso.. 1921 H st. NV
Observation-Disclosures Office needs COM
petent girl to start at 81 300 per year: per-
manent and pleasant surroundings; answer At
once own handwriting. Address Box 97-S, Star
ONCE
STENOG R-TYPIST - Call room II.
Warder bldg.
STENOGRAPHER. competent and reliable for
steady position; state experience, salary e1-
pected and references. Address Box 253- r.
Star ONCE. l4s
Evening star., 1920-03-14

LADY with some banking eN-
perience, to take charge of safe
deposit department of a local
national bank and do general
clerical work. Address Box
JAS. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

STENOGRAPHERs. typewriters. transIstors.
correspondents wapted by prominent export
knowledge Of commercial French absolutely
necessary; take our commercial courss
and qualify. starting on next Monday, March
10. at 6:l1 p.m.; tuition fee. sIJ. Conzrss-
sional Institute. Suit. J21-524 Bond building
Evening star., 1920-03-14

YOUNG NAN shsald not Be satis6ed with
making q mere living. when such splendid op-
portul1Ges are offered in the wireless profes-
sion. When guduated fron our school We
p,sss sl.s ysa in . position paying not less than
addition. 10 this not better thsn the s1O0 to
317S you are now probably earning, out Of
which yo9 must pay your lvinsf The work is
humdrum cares Of mere existeace, putting
you In . position whore every day is q day Of
interesting happeninss that make life worth
superior to any In this country. With the high
est class Of Instructors obtaisabls. The course
also includes radio compass work and radIs
plating taking up this line Of work. you should
by all means thoroughly iavestisate the faeiii-
ties thie school oners. Tuition fee Moderate
RADIO SCHOOL. <ol-4Il 9th at NV. En-
t s.anes IL z lobby Of Strand rbeater. Phon.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

W1DE-AWAKE WOMAN to take charge of our
local trade; - to IS a day: steady; no expert
ence required; pay starts at once. Write to-
day. American Products, 36s American bldg >,
Cincinnati. Ohio
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MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS BOOkkEEPERS. capitalize
your spare time. Spare time training is the
practical stepping stone to the mastery Of bosi-
ness analysis for ambitious men and women.
One hour day with Walton will give you 4
thorough training in higher accountlncy. field
with limit in its success making possibil
ties. Walton School Of Commerce IA Munsey
bldg. Open evenings until O'Clock.
ACCOU NTANTs.
BoOkKEEPERS.
OFFICE MEN.
81 900 TO $4,000 YEAR.
II dissa tisfed want TO improve your pres
tnt position and willing to devote some of
your spare time to the training for the
counting profession We can use you.
We at present have on file large list Of
big firms badly in need of auditors. account
ants. cost accountants, positions actually s.. 600
10 $4,000 year and up. Few weeks train
Ing equips You for these positions.
This aiming is conducted by large stan
Of certified public accountants. under the d.
rect supervision of a national organiza tion Of
publ" accountants.
A present knowledge Of bookkeeping is de-
sirab!e. bat not required. No interviews will
be gran;r,! except to those who state in writ
ing their age education. present position.
phone number il possible. All replies con-
ndentiai Address Box III +. Star Office
ACCOUNTANTS
s. 400 to SIS. coo year.
We guarantee to qualify our students to
pass any state L. =. A. examna ton.
SHORTEST COURSE IN EXISTENCE.
Call write before you let this pa per leave
your hands.
Receiving hours: am. TO Q pm.
543 Munsey bldg.
AMERICAN ACCOUNTANTS ASSOCIATION
14s
ALI. OF OUR positions are OF the highest
grades, see us first. United Agency. 61J 18th
IT. NV.
ASSISTANT AUDITOR. internal revenue: +1-
elusive published course: personal instruc ton
by fcrm-r revenue officer. Key" TO eaamina-
tion. 81 Revenue Auditors Training Inst:-
tute. 7. q. Rox 73l
AUTO MECHANICS-Two. thoroughly expert
enced on all makes Of cars: only hrst-class
men need apply; good wages. Auto Mart,
1872 New York ave.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS RS-Tboroughly eX-
perienced: good wages 10 men cspa bic Of turn
ing ou, good work. Auto Mari, 1872 New
York
AUTOMOBILE TRIMMEE-Muxt te 0 thor
oushy experienced man. capable Of runnin 4
this department. covering tops. making side
curtains and slip covers. Auto Mart, 1872 New
York ave.
BARBER wanted at once. So week and 80
per over x33. Apply Hotel Lafayette, 18th
and Eye SITS. G.w.
| BE INDEPENDENT-Chiro do tors ca rn
! 81 OO0 to 5000 yearly: work for yourself: tn q
| good paying profession quickly learned by
80, .sponhencc: low rates: easy terms: illus
vsraity. y: Aanierre bldg. Chicago
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FBAALE.

AsSisrANT AuDfToR. internal revenue. E7-
elusive psbiished course. Personal instruction
BY fermef revenue oGiceI. Key to eIamins-
tioa. q. Reseaus Asditses Training Institute.
P, o. Boz 731.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

A YOUNG MAN as stenop-
rapher in Office. Apply to Man
ayers Office,
DUL1N & MARTIN,
1215 F St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

wATCH-Saturday night, in taxicab going TO
1923 New Jersey ave. NV, lady's gold wrtst
watch. Reward. Call North 1920. IA
WHITE SETTER. with one brown ear. Re
ward for information, leading TO recovery. v:
Nndele6. 800 Tunlaw I'd. Phone Ciev. l3OO
Evening star., 1920-03-14
PI A N 0
S ALE NJ Z n

prAI na,TArE SALHSNAN with automobile; !;
nn.r;.nced: sfate ace; drawing account al
lowed Add-ess Boz rs. Star ONCE IL
KHLI1BLR and cIperienced colered man 10
voYk In automobile accessory stofe; sood "a.es.
aQR1 l4ih At. NV. :.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

WE need capable women to
serve as clerks in our new
branch stores: an excellent op-
portunity for those desiring
permanent position with the
certainty of steady advancement
il satisfactory. Apply the Hoff-
man Co., 735 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

WHITE WOMEN as elevator
operators: must be licensed.
Apply to H. w. Schaub.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
9TH St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

wANTD-A YOUNG BOY WHO
HAS KNOWLEDGE OF TYPE
WHITING TO WORK IN LOCAL
INSURANCE OFFICE: SPL1S-
DID OPPORTUNITY no LEARN
THE BUSINESS. GOOD SALARY
TO BEGIN WITH. ADDRESS
BON 278-R. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
FOUND

PrPPY-Mixed collie. at Florida and Conn
aves Apply Animal Rescue League, 349 MO
ave. s.w. -----
Evening star., 1920-03-14

WAIOhAAN. white: STEADY job Apply be
tween . and 5. arcade Market, I4&h and PARK
Evening star., 1920-03-14

SALESAAN who has spare time Tor more
work Address Box It's, star Office.
s1LBNAN. With small capital, for city work
"a n
Evening star., 1920-03-14

NEW YORK CORPORATION has Opening in
Washington ofYice for youns law student tak-
with profession. Address Box 14-S. Star ofdfce.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssd stenosrapber With
msFraItils experience. Addfsss Boz as, star
e0Bes.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
wATCH-REwARD-

will pay 500 reward. with no aues-
tions asked, for the return Of watch
taken from 1869 Wyoming ave. on
night Of March .: Patek-Phiilippe
movement: gold case: monogram on
trout: lady's photograph on case in
side: owners name inside case IN oack.
Address Box 66-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

DENTIST wanted at once
registered; operative work only
permanent position; highest sal
airy paid to right party. DR..
Wveth. All 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

MEN WITH DEPARTMENT
STORE EXPERIENCE AS
FLOOR MANAGERS. AP-
PLY SUPT.. THE PALAIS
ROYAL. IITH AND G. SITS.