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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05
Help Wanlsd-Mals


WANTED-Fry cook Gem CAFE.
a TIRE chEnEer. Apply 1l2 Myrtle.
WASTED-1Iescsenge boys 112 n.
WANTED-rruck driver. lTc8Lath Co..
$50 W san Antonio.
FIRST CLASS cook. good vases, no sun
day work Apply 800 p san Antonio
WANTED truck driver. Ben Messen-
ger, 132 u. Elorenee.
sOLICIT0R-Good pay. 2o2H z San
Antonio. Room 10
WANTED-A boy not soinE 70 school
4l4 y Erank-ln-
WAITER wanted for PicEEiek Cafe 4o5
y. Oregon
EXPERIENCED candy maker. u Paso
Candy Factory. 3l5 s. Stanton
WANTED-HoteI butcher also checker IN
kitchen. Apply chef. Del Norte Hotel.
AMERICAN boy. IS % 20. 20 work IN
candy factory and drive Ford delivery
4l9 > 1lall-9l-
WANTED-First class auto driver and
mechanic, state experience and salary
expected. =. @. Box 1f1. city
WANTED-Good kiln burners and other
experienced hriczyard men. Apply Ancho
WANTED-At once. 9 experienced MeEi-
can buss boys Apply Modern Gaze. base
meat MiIis Bldg
WANTED good reliable 5anitor for
apartment must have experience and
thoroughly honest Apply lo1I Montana-
IN TIE FUTURE as in the past. money
loaned on anything o. value
BARSETT's. 2l0 SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
WANTED-Reiiable woman FOR house
work. must have reference. call IN per
son. EOS Texas.
WANTED-whito help for kitchen and
dining room Apply Stewart sheldon
Hotel
WANTED-lran to operate power saw In
woodworking plant, state experience and
SALARY expected p. %. Box 5iL city.
GOOD COOK Tor sznatorium. short hours.
SIS 70 start and room SuuuTcrest Sana-
toriun-
WANTED-Good bright boy between the
age Is 20 q 20 learn the nthoErap hing
l-aaa lrc-I.lh Dr-n--nc l. LLLhn. Co. 30
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

Brirht American boy not over 16 10 collect
small accounts. one with bicycle. and not
attending schol. Apply ADV. Dept. Herald
FTRF1TFN AND BHAEElIEN-se5 TO
$500 monthly. experience uuuecezsary-
write tnams position wanted. Railway
care Herald.
AMERICAN with good clerical experience
and conversational knowledge OF spanish.
give fun Information iu first letter Ad-
dress today. c l9l. care Herald
SERVICE. ECONOMY. SATISFACTION.
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Mems . piece suits. cleaned. pressed. eLes.
Mems piece suite. cleaned. pressed. $50.
Phone 1900 for prices on ladies' goods.
Work called for and delivered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

ICE BOX. set beds-ead and dresser. chlf-
fonler- stoves handy linen cabinet. ssttee.
handsome office chair. dishes. cooking
vessels. feather beds. double sanltary
couch. screens, bah mirror. other things
IL ". franklin. Phi 1881
LOOE-Gas ranges. SIS dresser good
ones. g2Q ups refrlEerl1ura. 80 ups cooking
stoves f1r wood or coal SO up- coal heat
srE Sc ID. weed hsafsrs. s. up on heat
hedE SO up. srurga gocd cEes ts-ol-
mztlrlssss. 81 urs chairs. band EeW. $3.50
UPS a SIS kitchen cabinet. now f55s new
Kitchen safes. f1o-51s new oak chifoniers
f11s1s felt rugs. The BEST fee that you
ever felt sane STUFF a. your hat only
$3.50. We have th1uszuds o. Big bar
gains We buy. sell and exchange every
thing We are a. 21s s. Stanton ST.. the
mezry-E o-r1und g 90 our back door.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

D ? TUNED esz buffet as P7o7Psss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

FOR sALE-One dining room trbIs and
porch swing 1117 Bisbee-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05
For SaIe-Furniturs

.
-FOUR new leather dinins chairs. bargain
Pm 7f92J.
1IAHOGEgY llbrary table. 1888 Lana.
Phi. s1.5W.
DARK TUNED oak buffet. as Pro5Pset.
Apt 10, Phi 7999W.
FOR sALE-One dining room table and
porch ewing 11-7 Bisbee-
BETTER furniture and plano raluishinr.
,. MEGNA, =. p. Piano Co. Phi. l137W.
FOR sALE-Chlza closet Fg5. ns~ Per-
lection OF stove. $500 leather ro1zer1
SIS each 5915 IA Lux
GAS stoves. porch chairs, rockers. dssi-
cooking utensils and dishes 90 AuEs.
Ph. 19fsW.
FOB sALE-Farnlturs of room house.
close IN. part % house could BE- rented
would pay rent. Phi 15s1-
EOR BETTER class o. used furni-urs and
damaged goods try Houser. Sol aud sos j.
san Antonio, Phi ll1o.
HANTED-Aaother car Of used furniture
tor Mezlco- Ph T1sf and ask FOR Nr
smith
BEAUTIFUL s0Id rahoEany living room
ser. pieces. sacrifice for quick sale, fll5.
apt p, sol lesl-
FOB sALE-Coal range. e coal heaters
bed kitchen table. gas plate. burner
kerosens stove 1913 Alturl Boulevard
WANTED = Second hand furniiura. any
amount and quality. we pay cash. phone
Us hEHRhHILL FURNITURE CO.. eco
?. san Antonio. Ph- 35fs.
GOOD dresser. chiffonier. chars. rugs
6eautifui nahos7ly piano, buffet table
lamp porch turniturs. 1-eaztast table,
lsather bag. trunks Ph- ISL
We buy and sen al kinds q furniture
and tools.
DAVIS HARDWARE a FuEAITuHE CO.
Corner Overland ard Ores5H Sta Pm $50
WHITE enamel rsfrlEerato-. 100 pound
capacity and kitchen table VIII sal
cheap. Aol RaTnoilg Bldgr Pm 1795W-
YOU WILL fad CIR display q 1iorlss
lnd commission furniture 10 or new ioca-
lons 81 70 1la p san Antonio. best &C.
lection and largest stock o. used furniture
% city look us up before 20 buy.
G. D. HOUsER FURNITURE CO.. PEI $40
WALLACE FURNITURE co.
WIN pay ycu top cash price for Tcur
furuiturss get our BID before you sell
PHONE 25o5-
THE HOME FURNTTuEE co.
20 1l6 Texas. has the name Of being me
most reasonable place Fl the city % bay
furniture Phi 1888
BEDROOM and dining roon furniture,
New Process gas steve. 2 electric hest
ers. coal hot BLAST stove, VIII sen az o. b.
piece 5f32 Alameda
YOUR CREDIT IS Good.
Our prices are right
'c7uff Sed."
STAR FURNITURE CO.
500 2 san Antonio Phone slsa
a LIBERAL price VII Be- allnwed ln ez-
chauEins your Old furniture A. the
HONE FURNITURE CO.
as Tezas s. Prone l2s1
TEIE WESTERN FURNITURE co. UiI
pay cash for your furniture c. We win e1-
change q Tor ueE- Come % The store that
tor and Overiand
FuTTT-WnrHE FTHWrTTHE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

Help Wantsd-Male and Female
------~---------~~-~-- --~---~-~----~--------~-s
N-WOAIEN-Prepare for postal clerk
positions In Texas begin f133. particulars
free Write Modern Institute. rs Charles
Efdr Denver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

100 PER CENT results from teueme
TURNER. KEMP & COLDWELI..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

Help Hanted-SaleSmeu
SALESMAN to cover Mexico 20 the whole
sale hardware and implemedt trade on a
commission basis Address D los. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

Is THERE a private family IN Fl Pas,
who VIII give 2 young women health
seekers room and board7 We need no
care or nursing. Address c 100. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05


GOLD lockst with pictures lost. 4 n.
r engraved On back. reward. Howard
RiE. SIG Mills 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

WANTED-Good bright boy between the
age IS 10 - 20 learn the lthoEraphing
trade 1Ic1fath Printing G. Litho. Co. 500
q ". san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05
Help Wanted-Agsnts.

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TIN AGENTS TO demonstrate a big Heller
from row until Xmas 100 per cent prof.
its; never shown here before See Mr..
Hopkins. SIS Epson aY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05

CLOSE IN sleeping room. Phi $751;
FURNISHED room for renL Pr I7sfW.
NICELY furnishd front room sol <. no
Grunde.
ROOlIs-Newly furnished. close IN. mod
ern. 1O1s Maguffin-
STEAM heated room. geaueHaa only. Us
n. stanton.
ONE clean room. sleeping porch 1908 y.
Florence. Ph- 1851
NICELY furnished room. private home,
Walking distance Phi 9Q1lJ-
COOL ROOMS. - AID 8 HLEEE ~
and cold water. Phi $50. Hotel Teas.
NICE BIZ bedroom with steam heat. close
IN sos W. Missouri
LARGE front bedroom. suitable for :
people. hot and cold water. 35o3 Hueco-
BEAUTIFUL large front room 20 or 2
employed gentlemen Pa lll9W-
VERY desirable rooms with running water.
close In Mrs G 7. Leary, 5Iz Mesa.
GOOD downtown rms eli outgide. reanon-
able, OF courthouse. l4z5l ~ san Antonlo-
~ PRIVATE home. room with private
entrance. to gsntlsr1aa employed 81 z
RIO Grande- Ph- slssJ-
FOR RENT-One large. clean bedroom.
s01 Olive ST. g blocks east rom court
house. no sick Pr. asa
MOLLY furnished bedroom. with or with
out sleeping porch and garage, gentleman
preferred. s18 ~. Missouri. Phi 24a3.
EXTRA large sunny bedroom for rent
suitable Tor or Q gentlemen separate
beds. quiet place. SIS n orego1.
HOTEL sAVOY-I80 modern rooma. IS
private baths. rates reasonables an excel
lent family hotel Pm. 800. IFS s. stalton-
FRONT room IN nice home, steam heat.
close o.. no sick. FOR gentleman 1l12 n
Oregon
FOR RENT-Larre and comfortably fur-
rfghed heated room with bath. private
family. garage u desired Ph SEAS
LOVELY furnished room n private home
between Alta Vista school and Five Points
on PerHhlng Drive. Phi 1I60W-
FRONT room. adjoining tiled bath, steam
heat. hot water always. no sick St Regis
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23
this SEATTLE MAN
COULD not PUT IN
FULL WEEKS WORK

Il have gained twenty eight pounds
and all my oldtime strength and en-
ergy have returned sine I began TAX
ing Tanlac," said George L. Harding,
i well-known longshoreman of 914 IL
James street, Seattle, Wash.
"For two years. said Mr.. Hard
ing, "I had indigestion SO bad that ev-
erything I ate seemed to act like poi
son to me. My stomach would cramp
80 would double up like a jack
knife and I suffered constantly with
headaches, constipation and dizzi-
ness. had the rheumatism in my
hips and legs so could hardly lift
anything-although have been used
to lard work all my life. Finally my
troubles got so bad I could not work
more than two or three days a week
and I knew I couldn't keep going at
that much longer.
'0ne night as ! was sitting in the
Union Hall, all doubled over with
cramps in my stomach, one Of the
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23
TURKISH HAREMS
FEELING COST OF
HOUSEKEEPING
(By Associated Press.)

Constantinople, Aug. 21.-No-
where has the high cost of living been
felt more keenly than in Turkish a.
rems. Men who were formerly able
to maintain many wives and concu-
bines find their incomes insufficient
to keep up large establishments and
are forced to turn some Of the women
adrift.
American women relief workers
who have been investigating social
and economic conditions, say that the
tragedies Turkish women have under.
gone as a result Of the war are even
worse than In other European coun.
tries because Of the utter helpless
ness Of women and their lack Of
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23
irish FEELING IS
BITTER AGAINST
BRITISH RULE
(By Associated Press.)

Dublin, Aug. % Intensity Of pub
lie sentiment in Ireland against Brit
ish rule is evidenced by the actions
Of the recently elected Sim r Gin To-
cal councils. Westmeath County
Council has decided that all the
courthouses in the country shall be-
closed and the government officials
resident in them evicted.
The Irish Volunteers have been or
dered to see that no judges are a.
lowed to enter the buildings for the
purpose of holding any courts not
recognized by the Dali Eireann, or
Republican parliament Some coun-
ellis have passed resolutions to raise
contributions for the maintenance Of
the Republican Army.
AT Claremorris, county Mayo, the
local council has adopted q resolu-
ton appealing to all Irishmen of mil
itary age to undergo a course Of
training in the Republican army, and
will not give any position In the SER
vice Of the council to men who have
not undergone such training. In 9TH
er places the local councils have de-
cided to cut Off the water supply from
the police and military barracks. At
Enniscorthy, county Wexford, where
this was done, the authorities prompt
" hit back and the council room Was
raided by police and soldiers.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23

boys advised me to try Tanlac and,
sure enough, it began to relieve nv
troubles right away. Now I eat any
thlngthlng ! want and lots Of it; the
rheumatism has left me entirely and
| work with the best Of them eyery
Gay. | hardly ever felt better in nv
whole life and Tanlac has set me 50
firmly on my feet it is a pleasure to
give my endorsement
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland by Hen
ley and Henley; in Winter Haven by
Anderson Drug Company, and in Mul-
berry by S. F.. Gibson.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23
training which might make them self,


training which might make them self
supporting.
The sufferings Of Moslem women
are worse in cities than In the coun-
try. for the country women are fire.
quently trained to do farm work and
are an asset to their husbands rather
than liability. Furthermore the eco
nomic conditions have not been dis
turbed so seriously in rural districts.
Farming goes on much as usual.
Women can find employment in olive
groves, at silk culture, in fruit or
chards and even in grain fields.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23
STATUE OF LAFAYETTE
UNVEILED IN ALSACE
(By Associated Press.)

Metz, Alsace, Aug 23-The statue
Of Lafayette presented to France by
the Knights Of Columbus Of America,
was unveiled today by Supreme
knight James Flaherty, Of Philadel.
phia. Most Of the population Of Metz
cheered when the statute was uncov-
cred.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23
THREE KILLED WHEN TRAIN
RUN INTO OPEN DERAILER

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. 23--Three
trainmen were killed when a Lake
Shore freight train ran into an open
derailer and the man were buried un-
der an overturned coal car.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23

I was greatly in need of help SO
decided to try the 'Favorite Pre-
scription and it was just excellent
in restoring me to health. 1t made
me feel like a different person.
MRS. VIVIAN COINS, 341 28th St.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23

The Kansas Agricultural College
plans to furnish daily weather fore
casts to every farmer in Kansas BY
means OF wireless telegraph.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23

world of good.
! was suffering
with in W ard
weakness a n d
it caused m e
to be extremely
nervous. My
back ached and
l had severe
pains in my
side. Twas rest
less and could
not sleep well.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-23
Worry Takes off
Flesh Faster Than!
Nature CaI, Put
loror II On NJ


The lives of most women are
full Of worry. Mems troubles are
bad enough, but women's are
worse. Worry makes women sick.
It pulls them down, and in their
weakened condition they are sub
ject to all the pains, aches, weak
hesses that are peculiar to the sex.
Most women neglect their
health, and for this neglect they
pay the penalty. If "a woman asks
her neighbors she finds that DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
benefits a woman's whole system.
All druggists. FluA or tablet form.
COLUMBUS, GA.-"Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription did me a
Evening star., 1920-12-07
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS
PERSONAL.
fCoAtfu0AA.N

BRADFORD's DEFECTIVE SERVICE, sUirK
3ls. sether. hsds. Dstahlishsd thirty.sif
esass. al ssetoas. fSesss: omes, FAM,
800; sisht and Sunday, Col. 1924 and Cal.
CI4AKA 81. CUNNINGHAM. EXPERT FUR
stzles: i0ll Z nv: Telspheac Eranklin la9
WE ARE NOW PAYING FOR 81 70 S10
4sn's and ! adies' spits. ~
WASHINGTON CLOTHING HxCHANGB. ga
D n.M. Main 837e or drop postal.
DIR. EVANS, NERVE AND BT0MAcH SPn-
csaiist-Ny electric treatment 10 proving voD-
derfully snccessful. absolutely guarantee n.
lief. Consultation FREQ. i3t7 I IT. Ph. Fr 1S1.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

SoSsfR Goo6s IALssIl1N-ysn q 1a1e
tima: tlO0 peP week " Anke calling guAAAe
49, rAiAcoAf aAd 1Htossohl3s dips: sonple coat
lF1S 10 hoeest,t anhitious verksrs; chg ea4
oot1fAe tefdtaGy. Gillette Tic End 1ubbee
o. 1910 l4sA q: ~ 49,
GxfS2NAN|S6O % $7s per veek selling
v31espynok oyesecets aRA Su@iantee( raincgatS;
~ eost frss: fsii de- e s,ee He; :s.iiaE
ais; Eua 1aeesss and lssmssassss ss pessnen As
SHLESMAN--Expcficnced; to
represent the largest concern Of
its kind, and sell well known
electric appliance. See Mr..
Brown, Wednesday, 9 to II am,
2 to 4 p.m.,. Sl3 18th st. NV.
SzL1sNEk-EHts g iist q u Iises sYd fSll
dsnaAA fsr men; iaexpeisneed OF expsrieneea;
inS Associstioo. Dept. -, Chleass.
6zLESNXN ceiling % lfs9 tfade IN WAN.
6etoa and BaitimsFe will lad>i it Interesting
d esnmunicafe With NF. Miller. II z. Sara.
teHe st., Daidmofe,
Evening star., 1920-12-07
'WANT1D-HEII.
Ruaur iU1 N~-<a~.A

" &1yAS A6G1e-88A1A4Ap,
EMMALD--Continue
iAbi1A 1atFSd6cs SIIE KeSisi3. loafs daily.
" weekly o. eo@missien: expefierce unneces-
eery. cfssceat Mall Order Co., Rex 184, Sta.
ttoa 2. New Tqtk. g 9s
tADlES-AN6lff6uS. LADIES,
Lam dpsAnakiaA dlsaseuttiss and nilli-
nery; day and ait&t seAeol n. Z. Academy
of D&SignjhS. 1ll6 9 nv. fIankliu 7410,
reSefne e1t 70 osde,. IL
h1psH g ~ cssfteaSsS wlts sScsfses & q
salssesepie: We VII te4eh yeu tia teal sstate
e2esess. Fun y sPs.s tips wssf., oan al our
s@es &c ~ ssy s,ss4s q s'Aeck; tli,a y. or, ~,
LADlns-spssisi ~ EN- BE- teIspho.a
re demand f9r = cheaper .gste. nssy aud fas-
ssas sesSoi 7sns e ,sss s.ssssfs \. 1ss'a At ssss' 1i's'a
AEN AND WOAfN. sse1setie, 70 4ssist 10 ssil.
lne pRtAystt feal ettAte: eypertenos unueeass
ssU: nssd 1ot Interfere vita prfpent employ
meat: excellent eppeytuAity to fnefeaSe yeGr
tHeo9s; free lnstsiietlon elasp p,m. every
SS'Ssy So,.sa ssa b,s. bS,ss;aay ses .. a. Rgssn!!L
NURAB-PEacticai eosdnemsat aqrse. Csil
any time. Mrs. b. y, Grimm. 0o4>4th Ut. ne.
mn -
NUHSkKY GOVEKNEIS {WElfej experienced;
under 70; tefeFences reQuir6d; salsry 30. Main
6FFICE GINE with ESovfedeS 81 StsnoSraphy
end bockkeepins; permanent position. l0l7 n.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

80 p: ave. NV. goisnfi>sT ~ f.fS'S
9ALA6M1N wanted; real estftey saiaw OF
esmnissien. 4i2 Colorado Aas.. tst 4 AID 5.
S1EE1H1N, city sad read. NqSe 7sfaIs6
hoad. Give telephaae number. Tell yeuroeR
In first letter. Address Bsx 173-H. Star o@ee.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

LOCAL CORPORATION requiring additional
capital for expansion Offers 8R preferred stock
ferred 10 paying dividends. Unusual opportunity
for large or small investors. eou3binlns safety
Of principal with every prospect Of large prodt.
ga tion. Address Rox 103-P Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1920-12-07

SALE OF .. S. ARMY AND
NAVY MERCHANDISE.
Only stores handling new and reclaimed
government goods exclusively. No branches.
Army Raineoats, $500 to...........,.. $3.50
Overeoata, O. D..............,....... $50
Canadian Overcoats; Oxford gray...... 10oN
0@eers' Mackinaws; new............... ESQ
G. l. Ash Cans; new aud reclained;
Sass and .......:............. 200
Mattress, Cot and Pillow: complete; new son
Reclaimed Shoes. $500 fo.............. $50
Hobnail Shoes; new. 500
q. d. Wool Pants; new; $500 to........ $50
O. d. Wool Blankets; ID. ea.: neW.... 500
o. ID. Wool Blankets: reclaimed. ....... 400
Comforts: reclaimed; S1.b0 to.......... 2.0H
Evening star., 1920-12-07

FIRST CLASS commercial hotel for sale.
lease or exchange; possession at once: one
hour from Warrington. BUELL. FARM AGEN.
CT. Herndon, Va. Phone %. 10s
Evening star., 1920-12-07

FOR SALE-In excellent northwest section,
station and store. comprising a good line Of
auto accessories and 4 good line Of housefur-
nishing hardware, also sub U. 8. P. o. sta
portunity to scquire good business standing;
owner will sell for reasonable price, as be has
other business which requires his entire time.
I. E. Breuninger & Son. 7o6 Colorado bldg
Main 7168
Evening star., 1920-12-07

HCCOUNTANT-Teacher for
adults evenings. Apply at once.
Lewis School, 1924 New York
ave.
AGENTS wanted n city: ssta pay. Address
Boz lsl.H: star s11E.
ASSISTANT M0R. fss night work in sestsu-
rant; ydsng and active. Must be thsssughly
expefieneed and bsve Al city fefeisnees.
Ei33 name and address sf former employers.
AAAress Bsx la2-H star once.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC 6afsf7 Siaf19e
Co, 80 Aeee. ave. Nv.
R0f over "a. Jeviah. to wesk II gfocesy store;
feferenee. i2li III s.w.
B6Y-i0 to ls: fhFsuSh sekoo3; 0esss41 C1Ree
work. Ragsdsie. Corbstt 4 Hart, 4o6 StA g.
NV. =. 81; -
BOY. white, q vofk n lnsebFoom. III b
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN Wild 6icYcI1S o
nesss sysisss fsil .s; e 1sss e r1si ssa es'" ss
CANDY MAN, to spin canes,
evenings. Mary Sweet Candy
CO., 700 D st. NV.
fiSR-9fs1S nS6 Win Sefil1s
abiiity. this Is ShtAee 70 eoaneet With fast
Rrogtse lrm that has rea1 iassehs sdlss t. ell
WI. Wells. ysa4oss Hotel sra 40 ~. tSs.
Evening star., 1920-12-07
SALESWOMBN.
The Hecht Co. REQUIRE the services Of sales
women for the following departments:
MEMS FURNISHJNGS.
INFANTS WEAR.
BLOUSE
LINGERIE.
HOSIERY.
Apply Superintendent
The Hecht Co.,
7th a. and r

SALESWOMEN-Experienced
in patterns and dyeing and
cleaning. Apply Employment
Manager, Woodward & Lothrop.
SALESWOMEN for women's
ready-to-wear apparel, silks,
leather goods, toilet articles,
gloves. hosiery, china, house
furnishings, stationery, neck
wear, jewelry and handkerchiefs ;
also experienced cashiers.
Apply Supt.,
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
stcREfARY-Oas familiar With Latin Amsf1-
ess slstops s..sp asd sd lsesu.ses eiesse VEGA
,,s ead ,a ,.pi.,: VIII .. knosIsass s.1.s
drsss Boz 2desH. star once. % %
sTES0dE1PHEK and 1ypi5t, GOD. capable of
sss ss :sso,sss sss = ss s; e T. soa soS s
Il. Star elsee. 90 ~
SfNN0GKzkHNK..Wit6 6oeEEesping EnowI-
eaze: IT, Mslls Garsst Store. 1851 g ct: n.x.
STEN0GRAPHER and typ:at by old establish
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STENQGKAPHEAB-RsS now; no charge
until plaeed. Nstioaai setvice Agency. i4l6
q. Nv. ~ &
STENUGkAPHbK end typiFt: best references
required; permanent positIed. Apply 725 18th
ETEN6GKAFHER, experienced, wanted for
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102S woodward bldg.
sTEN00HAPAEk and typist; colored girl Ad-
ersss Rex l%3.H, Star once.
TYFf8F wanted u congrezsmS6's ofiice; state
sxperieqee and salary desired. Address Box
W1IST DK1FEK5. daIS697, 6Tsf-cIass, white.
1249 0lgaEQ Nv :. 9e
WI Rave ElPI0YNENT fer about twenty.
ave iaAiss: psyt time or fun time. Apply
RONzN, eSpeIien1sd.. 70! linen fson. Apply
Hogsekeeesf. pewey Hstel.
YOUNG LADY Sfen6VraPhef having experience
In Pateef vsFk; - per week to start; state
analiAeatioas. AddFsss Boz 1eS-H. Star once.
YOUNG EzDI@ ef reaned. as1f appearance
ssysnihr: dn4loyment STEADY; Immediately.
MALE AMI FEMALE.
BOARD ana roe@ e married couple Tor part.
e0LLEoI BRED men % women for vhsie Or
part tine 10 fepresent n Washington one Of
the largest life insurance couipsnies; ade-
qu.te s.la.y :. g . .eesamissisa: . two vaesaeiss
INSURANCE salssmea and salesvsnen. whole
health pollejes-men and women-&5 900 death,
rs We&k Beg 647 llth Ut statf0n
Evening star., 1920-12-07
Statesmen.

SALESMEN.
> Owing to the fact that several
Of our men have just been pro-
moted to managerial positions,
we are now in a position to offer
wonderful opportunities to men
Of untiring energy. courage and
effort. We will train you and in
a few days place you in the field
with an earning power upward
Of $I5o per week. Call promptly
at 10, 2 or f., E. H. Spence &
Co., 8II Munsey bldg.
GzTI5HAEEETeziiento Opportunity for y3Vsg
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-06
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1S27-Charlotte Stein, the intimate
friend of Goethe, died at Weimar
Born there Dec. %, 1742.
ls42-British army in Cabul began lis
retirement; of 3,849 soldiers AMI
$4,000 camp followers only DR.
Brydone and a few natives es-
capped assassination.
lS45 = Congressman Clingman of
North Carolina and Yancev If
Alabama fought bloodless duel
at Beltsville, Md.
1S5S-Gen. Mariana Arista resigned
the Office of president of Mexico
1S61-U. s. Arsenal at Appalachio-
cola, Fla, seized by State troops
lS70-fndiana State Normal School
opened at Tere Haute.
lSs5-Royalist uprising in Hawaii for
the purpose of overthrowjng Tho
government.
lsOO-British repulsed fierce attack
by the Bears on Wagon Hill. a;
Ladysmith.
1Sl9-Theodore Roosevelt, twenty
sixth president of the United
States, died at Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Born in New York city, Oct. 81,
1858.