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Evening star., 1920-01-18
Statesmen = Three wanted
for outside selling reliable house
and permanent position; expert
ence not essential; good pay
weekly. Call Mr.. Proctor, 12O
McGill bldg, oO8 G. st. NV.

Statesmen WANTED, resident or travelling.
to sell paints and paint seeiales liberal
time. Service Products. Inc, 400 Broadway,
New York city.
Statesmen to sell wonderful Ecco carbnreters
for Fords: guaranteed 80 to 1907 more mile
age, easier starting, quicker pck-u Smoother
running: throttles to ) miles per hour on high:
1S "1KgE Splendid
tected territory. Economy Carbureter Co.
Dept. 13. Milwaukee. Wis.
S1DE LINE SALEsMEN for greatest auto
Products Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
THOUSANDS OF AGENTS making big money
selling our famous Black and White toilet
preparations Carrie Mckinney. Va, makes s15
a day Simon. Tex. made $500 at odd times in
short time; work easy and pleasant: no risk
or loss cnder guarantee failure impossible
under plan. Any woman with COM
sense can succeed. Write today for full
particulars. International Distributors. Dept.
S6. Memphis. Tenn.
TRAVELLING Statesmen wanted. by large
manufacturer. to call on department, dry goods,
clothing, shoe hardware stores. grocers and
bakers: exclusive or side line: excellent sell
ers; 2GGs commission. Box Ell. Boonville.
Al ADVERTISING SALESMAN-One of the
leading concerns in the United States has
fine opportunity in this territory for good
IS 600 to $4,000 per year. Address ]. l.. H..
Reen 506-7. 519 Main ST.. Cincinnati. Ohio
MALE.
.ACCOUNTANTS-Seniors and
juniors; experienced income tax
men; permanent engagement
with established G. p. A. firm
at Memphis, Nashville or New
Orleans. Call on or address c.
A. Hurst, 3l6 Southern bldg. *
ACCOUNTANTS capable Of making up income
tax returns under direction. Apply tall
day today only Warheld's Income Tax Bu-
reau. 1923 + It. NV. No phone messages.
ACCOUNTANTS-We are looking for few
desirable men who wish TO learn public ar-
counting work during their spare time. Call
-, Colorado building. Open until pm. noe
ACCuUNTANT0fice man. between 30 and 81
. years of age. settled responsible position 70
right man. Apply, ctating age. experience and
salary expected. Address Box 177-P, Star
, office.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

EXPERIENCED bindery girls. c. H. Potter
4 Co., 421 11th st.
EXPERIENCED alteration hands oD ladies'
coats. suits and dresses; permanent positions
and good salary. Apply Samuels. 923 NV.
FILE CLERKS-Must have had extended ex-
perience in handling cards. file data. etc:
only quick workers wanted; good positions
with pleasant surroundings; half day Sat
urdays year round; annua, vacations; quick
promotions to those deserving; salary, $75
bldg. 9Th and G., Monday after ).
FREE SCHOLARSHIP in business college in
return for services. Address Box 15-k, Star
office. 49,
Evening star., 1920-01-18

STENOGRAPHER-Experi-
'enced; permanent position: good
salary. Apply Mr.. Mckinley,
Hub Furniture Co.. 9TH and D
sts.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. either sex.
may splehdid income corresponding for
newspapers: all or spare time: experience
necessary; II, -anvsssing; sJbjecIs suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press Bureau,
Buffalo y. Y. 2Is
ROokkEEPER: must understand Of con.
trolling accounts: salary. $45; in reply give
continuous list Of former employers. Address
Box 104-P, Star office.
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do general work. state qualifications and saF
arf expected. Address Box 2i5-P. Star of1ce
WANTED-To secure good corporation or
ganzer; have good live business: chance for
the right man. Address BOX 10l-P, Star once.
wANTED-Typist-c clerk; bright young man;
permanent position. burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co.. s16 14th st. NV.
wANTED--A high grade real estate salesman
as manager Of sales department of old estab-
lished real estate firm with ground door loca-
answers considered confidential. Address Box
. 55-P. Star Office. =
| WANTED-Man with greenhouse experience to
take charge of small place near Washington
TO work on shares, everything furnished; good
opportunity to right man. Address Box 311-
Star Office. 1Ss
WANTED-Instructor capable Of teaching ele-
| mentary sketches. blue prints and trade math-
cmatics: year-around employment. Address
| Box 90 N. Star office. 19s
WHITE BOY, to take composing room ap-
premiership under most favorable conditions;
ment, according to ability displayed Apply
| National Capital Press. 511 11th st.
good % salary. a H room S and board Apply 1900 II
st. DIV. -
| WINDOW TRIMMER One
! with experience in the display
of furniture preferred. Apply
; w. B. Moses & Sons, 18th and
! L NV.
YOUNG MAN to assist bookkeeper: IA
! miliar with typewriter preferred; permanent
,, position. Address BOX 14a-P. Star office. 2o'
f., YOUNG MEN-ss5 per week. Our course in
| stenosraphy will fit you for the position In 80
| days. FREE days trial instructions. Day and
might classes Individual instruction.
30-DAY STESOGRAPHIC SCHOOL.
! s17 l4th ST. NV. Fourth Floor. NJ. 2s76.
| YOUNG MAN about sixteen years of age. Ap.
/ ply Trust Department. american Security and
| Trust Company.
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WANTED-HELp.
FEMALEIConfinued.

F1RST-CLASS stenographer and typist for
public work, in Offices. All you make.
SO guaranteed. Apply all day Monday only
SO WEEK spare time addressing envelopes for
us; goods, instructions etc, 1Oc. Herb Of Life
Co, 525 Freshman St, Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
ACIOCNTANCY. 4

ACcOCNTANCY.
A university graduate. accountant and teacher,
will instruct limited number Of young men
and women in ccoIntancy. State age. educa-
tioh aud experience. ADDRESS Box 1s3-k. Star
ofio G..
Evening star., 1920-01-18

Don't Overlook This.
OPENING
For beginners in all branches Of beauty cul-
ture: good wages while learning: wonderful
OPENINGS when course is completed. For par
ticulars call in person. Washington School of
Beauty Culture, 18th and Eye SITS. Entrance
Eye, l4c:. Phone Main 3419. Open even
inSs. IS
EARN So5 weekly spare time. writing for
newspapers. magazines; experience. unneces-
sary; details free. Press Syndicate, 16G. st.
Louis, Mo.
ELEVATOR GIRL, colored. Apply the Royal
ton apt. 91s NJ st. NV. 19'
Evening star., 1920-01-18
wANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.


ACCOUNTAETS-We are looking for few de-
sirable ladies who wish TO learn public account
ing work during their spare time. open until
pm. 325 Colorado bldg. 70.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. either sex.
may earn splendid income corresponding FOR
newspapers; all or spare time; experience un-
necessary: canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press Bureau,
Buffalo y. Y. 21'
BO0KkEEPER--Must understand use of con-
trolling account; salary. $45: in reply. give
continuous list Of former employers. Address
Ro1 10S-P. Star Office.
BOOkKEEPER and stenographer, must be e1-
perienced: steady position with rapid chance
for advancement. Vogue Dry Cleaning Co, 1915
14th NV
neutrality-suspicious. entry. for art store
knowledge Of typewrting and stenography
desirable; this position pays $l.o4o per year
70 start. Address. stating qualifications. Box
.6-M Star office.
BURROUGHS CALCULATING and bookkeepng
machine operators are in demand. work
pleasant and profitable. A short course of in
struction will prepare you for this work Day
OF evening classes. Burroughs School, 80 18th
ST.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

ASST JANITOR: reliable colored man: $50
per mo. Woodward Apis. 1901 Conn ave.
NV. 10
Evening star., 1920-01-18

Observation-Disclosures work. Apply +. S. Girls
mond, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany. rear 123 3rd ST. ne.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

ADDRESSING AM foidlnS. go DIN sI NV
BY refined settled white woman. home in pri
vate family mothers helper: salary. 81"
per month to start. Address Box o66M, Star
Office is
CLERICAL WORK by young lady. l744
COMPANION SECRETARY Unincumbered
lady; middle aged. Address Bo. Up, Star
DREssMAKER-Any one desiring a competent
done. Call or write to 141l South Capitol St.
s.E-
Observation-Disclosures from Now
York; references 1888 st. NV 1a'
DRFySMAKING+Perfect fit; evening gowns
speciality. 1915 st. NV. 70
ELDERLY educated woman. Intelligent read
er. would like a few more engagements "a
dress Box 112-P, Star office.
EVENING wORK-Few hours, saleslady
or stenographer. Tel. Lincoln 110a>W.
FRENCH LADY wishes position visiting gov
erness. Write Nine. Simon, s04 1ith st. NV.
GIRL. having had months training in a
hospital, would like care Of an infant. Address
521 lamont st. nv. 10
GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening
work. 165 hobart pl. NV.
GRADUATE NURSE wishes private case; best
references. Phone Lincoln 27ssJ.
NEAT colored girl desires days work, $50
per day; can do good. plain sewing. but other
work would be considered. Apply 1540 Colum
bia st. NV.
.75-M Star Office 1ss
PRACTICAL nurse desires engagement; caps-
BILE and kind: physicians' and former patients
references: call or write. 23l9 North Capitol
ST.
PRIVATE TUTORING in high school: algebra
or physics. Address Box 06-P, Star Office I9s
PRIVATE SECRETARY, high class, college
bred. excellent stenographer. desires position
with busy executive. Address Box 113P.
Star office.
PUPILS to coach IN evening, In English arth-
metic, Gregg shorthand; teacher experienced;
prices reasonable. Address Box 205-P Star Of
fee.
REFINED, middle aged woman wants posi-
tion as housekeeper in genteman's home, or
lady. Address BOX 14I-P. Star Office.
sEAMsTREsS. expert. 1903 9th st. NV.
SEAMSTRESS wants saving 10 take home.
1917 v st. NV. Phone n. S947 20.
SECRETARY RY-sTENOGRAPHER. experienced,
wants position Of responsibility and trust; ref
erences. Address Box Hep, Star Office. 19'
SEFRETARY and stenographer; eight years'
law and insurance experience with one firm;
- $50. Franklin 4as. ~
Evening star., 1920-01-18

TABULATING machine COM
pany key-punch operators; good
pay; temporary work. See Mr..
Futterer Monday, National Coal
Association, Commercial Ma
tional Bank bldg. =
Evening star., 1920-01-18

CLERK to handle mail. fold. seal. insert. etc;
prefer with extended experience in this
work: must be quick and clean in work: no
typing or other experience required perma-
nent position with advancement to right party
salary to start. $50 month. Call 3d moor,
Hitchcock bldg, 9th and G sts.. after >.
CLERKS to address envelopes by hand: neat.
rapid Denmen only: prefer those with expert
ence; must know how to read varions types
OF writing: no other experience required: good
positions with advancement to those competent:
salary. $50 month TO start. Ca'i ID moor
Hitchcock bldg. 9Th and G.. after D.
COMPETENT Italian steaosrapher and typist
Apply Room 500. 91s q st. NV. ~
COMPETENT WOMAN for Office work in large
business house: stenography or typewriting not
required state experience and salary expected.
Addrss Box 272-M. Star Office. 1S'
CORRESPONDENCE -CLERK-One who has
had experience in sorting and classifying let
fers: must be quick and have "knack' OF get
ting information from correspondence without
detailed reading; prefer one who has had ex-
perience in correspondence department Of com
mercial firm good position to right party;
half day Saturday year round; annual vaca-
tions; salary to start. $50 month. with ad-
vancemcnt familiar with work.
Call I'D floor Hitchcock bldg. 9th and q, after
;. Ask for Mrs. Nichoaides.
nEiONSTRATORS-Two to demonstrate a
tionally known product good salary to a good
demonstrator. Address Box 5-P, Star office. is
Evening star., 1920-01-18

SAIESJADY who has had experience in mil
Iinery dep,rtment; steady position to right
party. Apply f. W. Woolworth. 7th and Eye
Evening star., 1920-01-18

NGENTS-Free sample outfit; greates: wash
ing tablet proposition; enormous profits. as
- much as 1sc on 25c sale. b. Thayer, n 143
f-Jz vhorn ave- Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

+. AGENTs-Bess seller; lem Rubber Repair
o. Tor tires and tubes: supersedes vucani1a tion
at a saving of over 500 per cent: put il on
cold. II vulcaniyes itself in two minutes, and
is guaranteed to last the life Of the tire or
tube; sells TO every auto owner and acces-
scry dealer. For particulars how to make big
money and free sample. address Amazon Rub
Der Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. Dept A.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
statesmen.


AGENTs-Make $50 weekly taking orders fot
fast-selling Goodyear raineoafs; hundreds s OF OF
deliver and collect; sample coat free. Write
today for agency. Goodyear Mfg Co., 13S
Goodyear bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
COAL SHORTAGE means big money for ter
titory statesmen: collect and keep all money;
gas fires in stoves from kerosene. Q. 5. Mig.
Co.. Dept. 4. Columbus. Ohio
able this territory for Davis tailored clothes.
maker to wearer; attractive proposition. as
surins steady income. Write today Refer
eLces required. +. H. Davis Tailoring Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MAKE 500 per week easily in spare time in
Producing Storoil; wonderful new invention;
removes and prevents rust; leaves dry. clean.
Iustrous finish: keeps stoves like new: used
companies; housewives are wild about it:
Write quick for free trial offer and liberal
terms. Superior Laboratories, Dept. 5. Grand
Rapids. Mich.
MY FACTORY makes its own walnut panels
and produces guaranteed 500 phcnograph
complete. to retail at $3.50: other models to
retail at SIS to 800; more than half profit
to Dealers ten to twenty-five thousand a year
you finance through my hank connections II
you qualify with bank and commercial refer
er:ces; give full particulars about yourself;
to Nat Kawin. director Of sales, Great East
era Manufacturers Co., 316 S. Wabash ave-.
Chicago, Ill. ~
sALEsMEN-For fast-selIing gum and peanut
vending machine combinations; commissions,
e so to IS each sale: renewals on gum: col
Rect commissions you sell; can't miss one
combina ticn each customer; some buy three.
Sanichu, 1924 Cottage Grove, Chicago, Ill.
SALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn ZOO to $4,000 yearly; big
demand for men: inexperienced or experienced,
city or travelling. National Salesmen's Train
ing Association. Dept. 3s1, Chicago.
SALESMAN-Position not only with a pros
porous present, but big. constant growth: goods
that back ambition; home field. Box 1. Station
E. Cleveland.
SALEsMAN, travelling. to call on jobbers and
wholesalers: new article; side line; no COM
ps tition; good commission. Paterson Co.. 100
s. Clark ST., Chicago, ILL.,
SALESMEN-We have openings for a limited
number of high-grade men, experienced or
otherwise; e1-service men preferred. Give full
particulars in letter to Sales Manager, 400
Continental Trust building. Interview will be
arranged.
SALESMEN-If you are earning 81. 900 a year
and want to make more. write for interview;
hiGh-grade proposition for Washington and vi
cinity; ex-service men preferred; agency man.
ager Address Box HOP. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

NURSE mot necessarily graduate) for special
ists once; knowiedEe Of typewritins essen
$125 per month. Address Box 1852, Star Of.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
FEMALE.

ADDRESSING AMI folding. s25 5th St NV.
2ls
BY refined settled white woman. home in rri
vate family mothers helper: salary. 81"
per month to start. Address Box c66M, Star
office lss
Evening star., 1920-01-18

AGENTS--Wireless umbrella I'll pay hustlers
= an hour to take orders for this newest in-
. outfit. Parker Mfg Co. :;32 Vine St. Day
Evening star., 1920-01-18

YOUNG NAN, %, now employed by the South
ern R. R.. wants work after Pm, bookkeep-
ing or cashier. Address Box 1s7-P. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

POSITIONS for men as wireless operators q,
good salaries, in addition to A.. living e1.
pensea: we qualify men to hll these positions
ooO-3 Pa ave.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

shampoo. etc.; experienced
help; good wages; permanent. 706 18th ST.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

AGENTS-Write today for free sample and
big money-makinz proposition on washing tab
let: fast repeater; automobiles for producers;
write. Great American Co.. 326 River St,
Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

YOUNG MAN. stenographer bookkeePer. de-
sires work evenings. Address Box 112-P. Star
Evening star., 1920-01-18

YOUNG active, Intelligent colored man.
ernment employe, wants work of any kind;
prefer work in store 8 am, pm. l.. NJ. IT,.
o132 1lfh st n
Evening star., 1920-01-18

Al ADVERTISING: SALESMAN-One of the
leading concerns in the United States has a
fine opportunity in this territory for good
man: straight commission; our men earn from
Room 5O6-7. $40 Main ST.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

.fGENTS-$4O-$ 800 week; free samples; gold
si2n letters; any one can put on store win
oows: big demand liberal offer to general
SCENTS. Metallic Letter Co., 43J y. Clark.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

AGENTS-Make $50 weekly taking orders fot
fast-sellnx Goodyear raincoats; hundreds Of
orders waiting; 81 an hour for spare time: We
deliver and collect; sample coat free. Write
today for agency. Goodyear Mfg Co., 13S
Goodyear bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

YOUNG COLLEGE Man deslffs pokftlOh HttFF-
Moons at anything. Can drive car. Address
Box 297-M. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN desires night work; experienced
clerk: stenographer: typist. 1lO6 l. st. NV.
Main 1853. IT.
YOUNG COLORED MAN, gov. employe. neat
and intelligent. wants work evenings Can
operate auto. r. Nelson. AZ St NV. is
MY QUALIFICATIONS: Sales, Office, adrer
fisiny man. credits collections. loans and
statistic, confidential work; $50 per week.
What have you: Address Box 131-P, Star
office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-25
TRACK CAPTAIN IS
NOW An EDITOR

Eddie Mehan, captain Of the
Notre Dame track team ard proba-
BILE entrant in the international
Olympic games, has been appointed
editor Of the Scholastic" the uni
versity weekly. Rev. J. L. Carrico.
supervising editor. made the ap-
pointment in recognition of Nee
hans high class @reportorial work.
High standards are required in
Scholastic" editors, among whom
are counted the cleverest and most
active men on the campus. Present
cOllegians who are on the "Scholas-
tic" board are: Thomas II. Beacon,
president of the senior class; Charles
A. Grimes, president Of the Press
club; T. J. Tobin. Grand Knight Of
the Notre Dame Knights of Column
bus. Francis +. Farringon. chair
man of the Round Table; Leo L
Ward, editor OF the Writer'S club;
Alfred y. Slaggert varsity cheer
leader; william G. Harvey; Arthur
3. Hope, William Robinson, Walter
O'Keefe. Robert O'Hara, Paul SEQ
field, Paul r. COnaghan, r. Jennings
Vurpillat, Edwin Murphy and Ed
ward Gould.
OF this number Is will graduate
this year, leaving the work OF get
ting out the periodical TO five Of the
Beginning next
September George n. Schuster will
be supervising editor of the mag
azine He is a graduate in newspa-
per work, being connected with Chi
cago Herald before II merged with
the Examiner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-25
PEARL Abby AGAIN
FILES DIVORCE SUIT

After Withdrawing her suit for
divorce last February, Mrs. Pearl
Abby has again filed a similar com
plant against Joseph q. Abby, form .
er we'll known baseball pitcher and
more recently IN the limelight when
indicted by the grand jury for the
alleged murder OF Florence Grismer
and later secured his release when
the formal charges were dropped by
Pros. Samuel +. Schwartz after IL
was found that the woman died
from an overdose OF morphine.
Shortly before his release from
prison, Abby and hts wife effected
a reconciliation but according to
the complaint IN the suit fled sat
turday, Abby failed 10 change his
mode OF living and continued 10
mingle and live with women whose
reputation for chastity was bad" The
plaintiff also charges cruelty and
says that her husband called her
vile names and cursed and swore
at her. Drunkenness and failure TO
regard their marital relations are
further allegations. The plaintiff
asks for the custody Of the three
children, Margaret, aged II. Irene.
aged 10 and Joseph, aged g.
During Alloys confinement in the
county Jail on tho murder charge.
his wife's loyalty and persistent eff
fort in his behalf was one Of the
outstanding features Of the human
element in connection with the case.
Mrs. Abby visited her husband daily
and when he was released met aim
at the outer doors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-25
CHARITIES INSPECTOR
ISSUES REPORT

The report OF the inspector from
the state board OF charities. who
visited the st. Joseph county poor
asylum and jail on April ., has
been received and indicates that for
the most part a satisfactory man
a-gement and direction Is r7!ntained.
The buildings at the poor asylum
were noted 10 be in gooG pair and
the yards were well kept The in
terror was neatly arranged and
cleanliness marked the condition OF
the beds. kitchens and rooms, ac-
cording TO the official report
In regard to the jail the inspector
recommended that the plumbing be
given immediate attention and the
interior wall be painted. The food
was found 10 be ample and plenty
and the bathing arrangements were
noted as fair. some hunks on the
first floor were found have vermin
but the majority were free from
bugs" and were in good condition.
FINEST GERANIUNIS
In the city. Williams and Meyer. S04
r. Dubail av. 464227-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-25
APPROVE NEW
FREIGHT RATES
Chamber of Commerce Con
siders Interstate Com
mercial Case.

Approval OF the petition OF the
railroads to the interstate commerce
commission for a 30 percent increase
In freight rates was given by the
Chamber OF Commerce at the week
~ MONDAY luncheon OF its members
Monday. Following a presentation
OF the railroads side OF the case by
+. s. Montgomery. division freight
superintendent OF the Pennsylvania
railroad.
Mr.. Montgomery declared that the
railroads need the proposed increase
in order TO give efficient service. He
pointed TO the increased cost or
labor and material in his argument
for the increase in freight rates.
A resolution asking the interstate
commerce commission TO grant the
petition OF the railroads was adopt
ed by the members OF the chamber.
Special Lecture Wednesday,
DR.. Emil @. Freyermuth, secre-
tary Of the city board OF health, ex-
tended an invitation 10 the memI ers
OF the chamber to attend the meet
ing TO be held in the chamber audi
torium Wednesday night and which
will be addressed by DR.. J. E. Glib
son. head OF the bureau of cattle
industry IN Indiana. DIR. Gibso,. viii
talk on tuberculosis IN Cattle and
its Effect Upon the Human Race"
CITY Planning was discussed
for a few minutes at the MONDAY
meeting by Harold Bartholomew of
ST Louis, Mo. Mr.. Bartholomew
will address a city planning meeting
AZ the Che mber Of Commerce to-
night. During his talk at the noon
meeting Mr.. Bartholomew declared
that there are six essentials In city
planning The first is the street syo-
TEN. the second, trolley lines; fourth
railroads. fifth. coming, and six civic
art. He declared that the five first
named essentials are just as i'm
portant as the sixth.