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WANTED-HELP.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES can earn good
income iy working Il few hours each day on
nsnIF desirable proposition. Call Room Az.
49, hANti. sdInsinen and saleswomen, whole
~ part time. TO sell S1O-year accident and
.eatth polcics-men and wolnen-S5 600 death.
g. week BOX 6i1 1lth st. station.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Attend our real
estate class without cost to you and be paid
Whi'e learning Need not interfere with regular
employment. We represent operator of 2S
years successful experience Many of our stu
oehts nave resigned lucrative salary positions
~ eve eve ms their entire time. Class meets
- dorado bldg. pm. every Tuesday and
fflhaF. Il. II. Russell 20 Cnlnrado bldg ocIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

ACCOUNTANTS. AUDITORS, bookkeepers; sal
aries 81 .Gio-S4 900: all persons Especially ex-
service and women invited. without
obligation. 10 attend our Introductory classes
10 income tax accoUntaDcy Tuesday, 5:15 and
80 pm. Our combined resident and exclusive
published course for home study prepares for
appointment, transfer, competitive. non-com-
Petitiyn or interlcpartmrntal exams. for rev.
cuu- auditor. Inquire for outline. Revenue
Auditors Training Institute. fi2 Kellogg
hlag i4iS 81.
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WANTED-HELP
FEMALE-Confi
Julius Gariinkle & Co.
Have several permanent
positions for
EXPERIENCED
MAKERS AND PREPARES

in their millinery workroom.
LADlES-Four neat. refined IAsoung. is TO -.
for tirst-class positions; SO TO SO week
See Mr.. King. Pacific Hotel.
LADIES with spare time increase their
income by selling higl-class securities. Call
Room al. oxford bldg. :.
LEARN the rea ostate business and be PAL I
while learning: m opportunity to supplement-
your salary or work your way out Of the old
salaried position; until your earning power Is
greater than your present salary it need not
interfere with your present position; full In
struction and lectures by successful real es-
tate operators; no capital or experience re-
CURED. but forceful personality and Al refer
euces essential Class will meet in Room 3ts.
Colorado bldg, pm, every Wednesday. See
or write Allan W. Gibson. SIS Colorado bldg.
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EXTRA WORK for men who know the city
and can drive automobiles; work every other
night from Z to IL; big pay. Phone North
1873 or apply Capital Taxicab Co.. Wardman
Park Hotel, Taxi starter.
FIREMAN. white. Apply Engine Room. Wood
ward bldg.
FIREMEN, brakemen, SOD $3.50 monthly; ex-
perience unnecessary. Write name position)
Railway. address Box 26O-E, Star office.
FooD CHECKER-Must be experienced and
DESTROYS of permanent position. Apply Stew
FURNITURE HANDLERS.
Good furniture handlers. Apply
at 7 am. to Mr.. Hefferman, I'd
and B SITS. NV. Merchants
Transfer & Storage Co. Stables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

AtENrs-lict the big money; we want men
and women in all territories 10 take orders Tor
hctter-Inade Allan raiGr1ats. tcpcoats ana ah-
tcmobile coats; you Will earn 5000 or more
yearly for 4 average orders day; no expert
ence CT capital required; highest cash com
missions in advance; no delivering or couect
ing: complete selling outfit free: write at
onre. TIE Allan Mfg. Co, Dept. B-2s. Louis
VILE Ky
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MALri MD FEMALE.
A TYPEWRITER AT YOUR
HOME.
We are now furnishing our students Of
shorthand. typewriting, bookkeeping, etc, a
typewriter for at home
Students can become expert
typists in half the time ordi-
narily required, by taking adj
vantage of this special offer.
Our office is now open day and night and
registrations are being made hourly.
New classes starting every Monday
Make your arrangements now, today if pos
sihle. tomorrow may be too late.
Washington Business and Civil
Service School,
I2IZ New York Ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


MORNING and evening work tdning roornl.
ISh- l2th ST. NV. Call write u
OFFICE MAN-Iong experience. expert in cor
respondence. accurate bookkeeper. typist, all
detail work; congcEial. reliable. settled: hest
local references: moderate salary. Address
Box 41-U Star office
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SALESLADIES-ln our cloak,
suit, gown and millinery depart
ments; good salary and steady
positions. Bertram Cohn Co., G.
at 18th st.
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WANTED-HELP
MALE-Continued.

AN EXPERIENCED uphol-
sterer; permanent position, with
good salary to the right man
references. Apply Superintend-
ent, S. Kann Sons Co. Tues
day..
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AGENTS COMING M0NEY-Something en-
t:rely new: marvellous discovery; new. novel.
popular price; saves housewife dollars and
hsrd work: household necessity. big weekly
repeater; 1907 profit maker; chance to
get in on ground floor; big mfg. concern; write
gnick FOR free SAMPLE and territory offer.
lily Soap Products Co, - Jiify bldg, Dayton.
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

AGENTS - Convertible ''2-in-l' umbrellas:
wireless construction: Willis clears SD daily :.
new: novel; not sold in stores: fal line ready;
no capital required: write for 81 art outfit.
parke~ Mfg Co, ~, Tent ST.. DAYTON. Ohio.
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AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICIANS wanted: mag
nsto men. generator iGen armature winders
Cree1 Bros. 1917 lftb st. NV Main 1888. -
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.
Farm Manager.

Farm Manager.
age thirty-six. married. child; twenty -one
years experience in New York. Illinois and
Texas; managed ranch of 1000 acres in
Texas eight years: managed Darling & Co.'S
mil ion dollar farm, close to Chicago, two
years-this is the largest hog farm in the
world Ny speciality is pure-bred live stock;
thoroughly experienced in feeding garbage.
grain or salvage feeds. If You have or want a
modern. up-to-ia'e, paying plant. ls am your
man. t'nquestioaabie references of the highest
class Can take immediate charge Would
consider share plan or other line of business
with real living salary. Address Box 9E. Star
office.
FORMER special agent. Dept. Of Justice. with
excellent record. wishes private investigation
work in Washington Address Box 346-E, Star
Office. IL
GARDENER FLORIST manager for high-class
ner,uaneut home estate; middle-aged. single,
reiiat!,: to start October or at CONVENE .ce.
Address BOX "a Z. Star Office.
GENTLEMAN OF education and refinement.
with business experience, desires position:
prefrraily real estate business. Address Box
389-E. STAR rilce. =
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE. competent book
kaeper and strnugr.tphrr. desires work IN spare
time Address Box HE Star Office. Sc
MARRIED MAN Wishes position as collector.
adiuster or salesman: also experienced in gen
eral Office work. Address Box lS9-E. Star
office. -
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AGENTS-$3.5O an hour selling guaranteed
waterproof kitchen apron; needs no laundering;
sell to every home; dainty. durable econom-
icai. Big money Sample free. Thomas Apron
Co.. Dept 900 Dayton. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

SOOQ SALARIES dIlu pCIilidIicIlt pO-
sitions. Apply Superintendent
(Tuesday), S. Kann Sons Co.
EX-SERVICE MENU is not too late to enroll
for special examination Sept. 30 for assistant
auditor; salaries 81. $40 s., TAO: intense coach
ing personal instruction, including exclusive
printed course covering all subjects for home
study. Inquire for outline. Revenue Auditors
Training Inst. 412 Kellogg bldg, 1915 + st.
Introductory classes Tuesday, 5:15 and 1880,
free to all
EN- -sERvICE MES-slOO weekly representing
bound files oversee Stars and Stripes; also
bound portfolio U. s. official pictures Of war;
sales experience unnecessary, show you
how; fastest selling proposition OUT territory
going fast. Apply Immediately. Eames Luck
EFT Corporation, Garrick bldg, Chicago.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR SALES
MEN-WE HAVE SELLING POSITIONS
OPEN FOR JUNIOR statesmen TO LEARN
OUR BUSINESS: LIBERAL SALARY TO
START WITH AND GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
FOR ADVANCEMENT. OUR MIR. MORLEY
SALES INSTRUCTOR FOR THE EASTERN
STATES, WILL OPEN A SELLING SCHOOL
IN WASHINGTON ON TUESDAY MORNING
NEXT WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE THIS
INSTRUCTION FREE? IF YOU FEEL THAT
VOC POSSESS THE QUALITIES OF A SALES
MAN AND ARE WILLING TO STUDY HARD
TO MASTER THE DETAILS OF THE BUSI-
NESS AND ARE WILLING TO WORK Dill
GENTLY AND FAITHFULLY AFTER YOU
LEARN. APPLY AT ONCE TO MR. E. L.
HUFFMAN, MANAGER BURROUGHS ADD
INC, MACHINE CO.. SIG 14th ST. NV.
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CLOTHING MAN, frst-class,
to take charge of a high-class
clothing department. An oppor-
tunlty for the right man. All
communications held in conf
dence. Address Box 1O4-E, Star
office.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06

making good the amount, and second, where the check was issued to defraud but the complaining witness refused to prosecute after the amount of the check had been refunded to him. Of the dismissals the latter cases are most numerous.
 Cases Often Dismissed
 In several cases. the issuer of the bogus check was held to answer to the superior court before he could make good the amount and the case was dismissed. Of the 25 held to answer but nine have been sentenced. Four of these were suspended sentences varying from two to five years. The others were sentenced to serve from one to six years according to the case
 In the forgery charges, those sen tenced to the penitentiary represent half of the cases held to answer. In nearly every case these sentences run from three to ten years, one man getting from eight to ten years. But one case has been dismissed and this was of a minor nature. Two were given suspended sentences of five years each with conditions tending tC give the person a chance to make good. Failure to keep these conditions will cause a revocation of the parole One man charged with two forgeries jumped his bond and has never beer caught.
 Under the Arizona statutes a persor issuing a bogus check is given fiv, days in which to make good tho amount. This clause was added tC protect those who overdraw their ac, counts through carelessness, and i considered by the officers as the on' bad feature of the law. A clause however, was added to the law whicl does away with the five-day period il cases where the check has been is sued to defraud. As most of the case coming to the officers attention ar those in which the check was issue to defraud, action is taken at once Forgeries always are made with in l tent to defraud.
 According to the cases on file. th l cheeks run from very small amount l to one case in which a bogus chec 1 for $2400 was given. This case wa l that of a woman who purchased a l automobile from a local dealer an
 gave him the check. She never cam
 for the automobile and was neve
 caught. She was charged with al 1 tempting to pass a bogus check.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
XMAS SEAL SALE
 WILL OPEN HERE THIS MORNING

With three booths in the downtown section and four teams of Kiwanis club members canvassing the business dis trict, the sale of Christmas seals and health bonds will begin this morning. to continue until Christmas All pro- ceeds of the sale will got to fight tu- berculosis in the county.
 With Christmas packages now going through the mails and being delivered in person, thousands of the antituber- culoisis seals will be sold here. for no parcel or letter is complete, at this time of year. without being sealed with one of the little symbols of the war on the white plague. In addition to the Christi mas seals. which are one cent each. health bonds ranging in denomination from s5 to s100 will be sold during the drive that opens today.
 Booths for the sale of the seals anc bonds are now open in the postoffice at Center and Washington street, and in Goldwater's. The first is in charge of the Council of Jewish Women; the second in charge of St. Winifird's guild, and the third under the supervision of group of women headed by Mrs. Allen Atwater.
 The proceeds of the drive will be used in establishing a free general clinic and public health nursing asso- ciation, in establishing summer camps for sick children; in giving relief to the indigent sick, and providing sana- torium care for those who need it.
 At present the Maricopa County Apti-Tuberculosis association. which is conducting the drive with the aid of volunteer workers, is in need of volun- teers for such light work as folding seals and other tasks connected with preparations for the drive Volunteer help is needed Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. and all who can respond are urged to report at 300 East Adams street. Volunteers can work either mornings, afternoons or nights, as they desire.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
WHEN MAILS CLOSE
 AT THE POSTOFF|CE

The following schedule of the time of closing of mails at the local post office has been issued by Postmaster S. J. Nicholson for the convenience of the public:
 3:3O a. m. via Southern Pacific: Eastern States, Southern Arizona, Los Angeles, Tempe, and Southern Cali fornia.
 6:3O a. m. via Arizona Eastern: Tolleson, Cashion. Avondale, Liberty, Buckeye, Palo Verde, Arlington.
 6:35 a. m. via Santa Fe: Mountain and Eastern States, Northern Arizona, and Northern New Mexico. Tempe. Mesa. Florence, Kelvin, Ray, Hayden, Chandler, Winkelman, Supe-
 100 p. m.. via stage: Tempe, Mesa and Chandler.
 5:1O D. m. via Santa Fe: Califor- mia, Los Angeles, Glendale, Pacific Coast, Parker, Wiclxenburg. Southwestern Arizona, Imperial Coun- ty, California, Bisbee, Douglas, Mari copa, Los Angeles, Fl Paso, Texas, Southern states.
 5:45 D. m. via Santa Fe: Colorado. Northern Arizona, New Mexico, Pres colt, Ashfork.
 10 p. m. via Southern Pacific: Eas- tern ana WGSlGID ObalOSS @ONsNA~~@A l Arizona Mexico, Texas. 1 Mail for Scottsdale Stage closes at 1 100 D. m.
 ! Mail for Cavecreek stage closes at 100 D. m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
 Mail for Laveen stage closes at 1:oo p. m.
 Mail deposited prior to the first ar ternoon time on letter boxes In the business section will connect with the 5:10 closing; the second time with the 5:35 closing, and the third time with the 10 D. m. closing.
 Before dropping a letter or parcel into the mail, stop and look it over. Imagine that somebody has given you that parcel or letter and that you have never heard of the person addressed Can you make out the name? Are the street and number. town. city and state all there, with the state written in capitals? If you couldn't deliver It. could you return it to the owner2 IS the sender's name and address in the upper hand corner?
 When everybody acquires the habit of doing these things as matter oi course. comparatively few people wlll be inconvenienced by delays or mis- takes.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
MYSTERY PRESENTED
 IN DISAPPEARANCE
 OF HERD IF COATS

The creative mind of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle never conceived a greater mystery for solution by his redoubtable character, Sherlock Holmes, than that now confronting peace officers of Maricopa county. The mystery, brief ly. concerns the sudden and complete of 190 head of goats. the property of Dr. R. J. flight, state vet erinarian. The animals were lost to view in a manner that might lead one to believe that the earth had opened and swallowed them up.
 Oliver Wood and Albert Tyler, both of Tempe, are being held in connectitn with the disappearance of the goats They were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt and R. M. Price following the loss of the animals from the High; ranch, south of Tempe, Friday noon Technically they are charged with responsible for the lost goats. Dr Eight himself is the complaining wit ness.
 Dr. Flights view of the episode, as related to officers, is that Wood and Tyler came to his place Friday noon While Wood held him up at the point Of a gun, he alleges, Tyler drove the goat herd away. And then comes the mystery-the goats immediately disap- peared from view, all traces of then having been completely lost.
 Wood and Tyler were brought tt Phoenix Saturday evening and ar raigned before Justice Charles DeSale' Wheeler in the east Phoenix precinct They demanded an examination, whicl was set for Thursday afternoon at o'clock. They furnished bonds in tn sum of $500 each. Both declared the. know nothing of the goats, and tha they had not held up Dr. flight a charged.
 ! Officers who claim to have made
 wide search for the goats, say that the could not be located. Naturally neither could any Of the animals b
 found on the persons of the two ac cused.
 Reports to Phoenix officers yester
 day were to the effect that the goat | had reappeared at the Flight ranch i
 a manner equally as mysterious as ths
 which involved their disappearance
 This report was only a rumor, howeve | and could not be verified last night.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
MOTOR|ST LEAVES TWO TOTS ON ROAD
 THEN DRIVES AWAY

Closely huddled together at the side of the Tempe road near the state hos pital, a little boy and girl. brother ana sister. sat quietly munching sand wiches and particles of cookies. which had comprised a lunch carefully pre- pared and wrapped.
 And then the sand man played abouL the eyelids of the little girl the young CT of the two, and her curly head found a resting place on the shoulder or the little brother while she slumbered.
 Across the street, kindly old store keeper and been watching the little tots for some time. He had seen a passing motorist deposit them on the highway nearly an hour before and his curiosity finally urged him to action.
 Where you going, Son|' he in quired kindly of the boy. Nowheres," the lad replied.
 Who left you here?" the store keeper asked.
 T don't know" replied the boy.
 Then it was that the storekeeper took the wayward travellers into his keeping, until officers could arrive. Deputy Sheriffs Price and Dewitt responded to the call, but they were able to make but little headway in the solution of the mystery.
 The children had been left near the 1 store by a motorist they did not know l They could not even tell officers where they lived. Too frightened to talk they could give but little aid in un- travelling the problem.
 l The boy, about years old, could not remember his name. The girl. appar- entIy between 3 and 1 years old, said her name was Vera Her fathers name, she said. was Campbell, but sht did not know his initials, his business or where he lived.
 Persons living in the neighborhoo(
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
Argentine Delegate Willing To Accept
 Return Ip0ifdtion

namely, the one which comes up to- morrow
 There appears little hkelyhood that any Latin American delegation will follow the example of the Argentine delegation and it is declared there is even less likelihood that the assembly will invite Argentine representatives to come back.
 Leading members of the most im- portant delegations said today that the error, committed by the Argen- tine delegates must be corrected by themselves"
 Finland will in all probability be ad- mitted to the league of nations, the committee which has been examining applications having decided to report favorably on it's request for member ship Ukraine and Albania will not be accepted at the present. session The committee reports unfavorably upon both these applications because of the instability of their governments and the indefiniteness of their terri torial boundaries.
 A sub- committee has been asked to look further into the cases of Lithu- ania, Esthonia, Letvia, Georgia and Armenia
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
DESTITUTE FAMILY
 IN NEED IF FUNDS

Whether three persons-two women and a baby in arms-can return to friends in Georgia after being left d
 titute in Phoenix depends on the ger erosity of Phoenicians who are ap-
 pealed to for the necessary financial assistance.
 These persons, a young wife, her
 baby and her mother, were brought to
 Phoenix last September by the girls
 husband, who deserted her last Octo- Der. Since that time they have been
 destitute here, the young mother un- able to work, and without funds to re- turn to her former home, where she has friends.
 The girls situation, the little family in actual want, came to the attention of some good-hearted people recently, 1 however, and now these people are ap 1 pealing to other citizens to assist the l family in returning to Georgia Ths 1 railroad fare has been arranged for i already, and all that is needed now is Pullman fare and money for incidental i expenses on the long four-day trip. ! Persons who wish to assist the help l less family may leave contributions with Mrs. E. W. AlSers at the Bonner hotel, 27 South Fifth street, or to call 1889, and the contribution will be called for.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
Annual BouUling
 Tournament Ends
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5.--The thirteenth annual tournament of the Middle West Bowling association was concluded to- night
 The new title holders are: Singles Fred Mccullough, Indianapolis, 66S.
 Doubles-Ed Krems and Art Bugen- hagen. Chicago. l,244.
 All events-Jess Pritchett, Indian apolis, 1856.
 Team-A. H. Arnold and Bros. Chi cago. 2.S22.
 Mccullough and Pritchett established their leads today.
 Tn winning the singles, Mccullough bettered the mark of T. Atkins, Omaha, last year 8 leader. by eight pins.
 Cash prizes aggregating several thou sand dollars were distributed in addi-- ton to gold medals to the singles and doubles winners.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
ENGINEERS CHAPTER
 TO ELECT OFFICERS

officers for 1921 will be elected by the Phoenix chapter, American Asso- citation of Engineers, at their regular meeting in the Elks lodge room at s o'clock tonight. This meeting will be in the nature of a business smoker.
 President l.. B. Hitchcock. who has been attending a convention of the southwest district of the American As sociation of Engineers, In Fl Paso, will make a report of the action of the con- vention on the proposed law to license professional engineers. All members Tn good standing are requested to at- tend. n.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
Sim Fein Leader Asks George What
 Terms He Offers
[RenubIlcan 4. D. Leased WIrel

DUBLIN, Dec. 5.-Thc Rev. Michael O'F1anagan, acting president of the Sim Fein, has sent the following tele gram to Premier Lloyd George:
 You state that you are willing to make peace at once. without waiting for Christmas. Ireland also is willing. What first step do you propose?'
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06

recalled that they had witnessed the motorist leave the children near the intersection of the Tempe and Asylum roads about o'clock Sunday after noon, The car, they said, looked as if it had travelled a long distance.
 The little boy and girl were taken to the Florence Crittenden home for ahe night. Officers are continuing their investigation.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
CHECK FUNERAL HEL6-Fun

CHECK FUNERAL HEID-FuneraI services for Thomas J. Check, who died here Nov. 13, were held at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Moore and Son chapel the Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks officiating Following the services Mir and Mrs. Victor Check, against whom charges of murder in connection with ATr. Checks death were dismissed last Friday. left for Topeka, Kansas, with the body of their father. Mir. Check will be buried in New Jersey. accord ing to the death certificate.