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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
WEST VA, BAR ASSOCIATION
OPENS 36TH SESSION TODAY
UNITED STATES JUDGE CHARLES
II. WOODS TO BE BANQUET
ORATOR TONIGHT
Many Prominent Attorneys and Jursta
WIN Be Among City's Guests.

The thirty-siNth annual meeting O.
the West Virginia Bar Association con
venes in this city this morning. Ihr
first session will b" held AZ the OarIvil
CamiC. chairman ~ the committee on
admissions. giving report. NeM
members will be elected. and number
of committees .will he appointed Ihc
secretary and treasurer Will give their
annual reports. The only address OF
m, morning session Will be made by
b. Randolph Bias, who VIII take Tor ms
subject Unconstitutional Amendments
Proposed by the Legislature OF l"lS.
The second session Will open AT
q clock r. m. with the report or inc
delegates {" tn" American Bar ASso'iH-
zion. Tn" annual address Of the pre$i-
dent OF the association, r. =. Sp!!man'
OF Charleston. will he the main "ddrcHS
Of the session. He Will talk on The
Flights OF tho Public Involved IN Con.
trovcrsies Between Capital and Labor:
Officers will be elected following ms
speech and the time and place OF the
next meeting dctermincd Reports OF
various committees Will consume inc
ramaindcr Of the afternoon session.
Tho main feature OF tho entire meet
ing will he tho banquet at the Country
club at s o'clock this evening Wheh
Hon. Charles II. Woods. United states
circuit judge. Will address the comm.
ton. He will take for his subject
changing Conceptions OF Justice, and
the delegates are anticipating an ,cN-
cnllent address An Informal reccp-
ton for Judge Woods Will follow d's-
cussion Of his address.
Thera will be two sessions hold
Thursday. one AZ 10 a. n. and N" other
and final one at =. m. M:SCcIan'9uS
business reports and general discussion
will take up most OF the ttm". SPEAK
n Mathews. Thomas II. Corbeit. mas.
G Corrman. r 3. Stewart. Geo. :,
Wallace. Douglas Brown and {. w.
Dillon. ...,
N arrive for the meeting. The Mcclure
hotel Will be headquarters for. III" as,
ISOLATION. but all business sessions VIII
he held at the Carroll club:
Tho following from FarkerSourE ar
rived last night: C a. Krcps. sccrc-
,ary OF the association; Mason G. Am
bier. John F. Laird. Geo. \. Johnson
and j. w. Vanderwort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
AL1,EoE PLAN TO DISCREDrT
MNE WORKERS UNION

Charleston. w. Va. July - An
nouncement OF Major Thomas Il. Davis.
acting adJutant general. that IN" Unit
cd Mine Workers Of America we're re-.
sponsiblc for the arlrrd march or the
miners IN Boone county last September
is a preparatory step to an understand,
ing between Gov. John J. Cornwcu ana
Gov. Morrow OF Kentucky IL disCrcu |
our organization. II possible. aud brens
the strike in MinEo county President
c. F. Keency Of District u said TO-DAY
IN connection with the report OF tho
commission appointed by Coy. Corn
well to investigate conditions in Logan
county.
roerch " hr said "rosts upon tho shout
ders Of tho constituted authorities or
this state for permitting coal operators
70 create private armies 10 function In
Mace OF the police power as conferred
by It's citizens" 49,.
Mr. Kccn~y announced that the min.
s' organization would publish the tul
account Of the testimony received by
tho commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
REconnHND COMBUSTION
FOE STEEL INDUSTRY

Washington. July disappointment
Of a special commission TO bring about
Immediately free and open conference
between employees and employers In the
steel industry was suggested to Prest-
dent Wilson today by the commission
OF the Interchurch World Movement
which has just completed an investiga-
ton Of the steel strike Of last summer.
Unless vital changes are brought I"
pass. a renewal Of the conflict in this
industry seems inevitable" said the
commissions letter to the President.
The conviction has grown upon this
commission that II should not fail to
recommend a practical suggestion for
peace in an industry drifting toward
unrestricted warfare"
The suggestion is made that the pro-
posed special commission go forward
on the precedent Of the presidential.
commission for the bituminous coal in
dustry, named after the strike or min
ers last November and fer the anthra-
cite commission. recently appointed to
avert strike.
Accompanying the inter-church COM
missions letter IS a copy OF It's CONF
rlcte report on the steel strike. DR..
Daniel A. Polling. secretary of the in
vestigating committee. declared the re.
port constituted "a serious indictment
Of the labor policy Of the United States
steel Corporation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
SEARCHING FOR
MURDERER Of
GOLFERS NEGRO

Search is still under way throushout
this section for Dave Johnson negro.
who, Monday night. shot and 1ataiLy
wounded willis HARDWOOD, aged b. an
other negro. at Golfers. W: va. ,os
Harwood died at the Ohio Valley nos
ptal In Stcubenville. Tuesday morning:
His remains were viewed by coroner
r. II. Kirk Of jefferson county, WIZ
Brooke county for invcstiga ton. ,s
1t was thought that Johnson nag nag
crossed the Ohio river after he han
Guided the Weirton and Brooke county
authorities ard search IS being nauH
for him AT Stcubenvile by the police,
while West Virginia state police are
securing the other side Of the river
for trace Of him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

Pittsburgh. July 27.-The board Of
directors Of the Pittsburgh Chamber
Of Commerce tonight adopted an Amer
icanization plan" which Will be ad-
ministered Jointly by special COM
mittce Of that organization and the
state department OF instruction.
Under the plan the chamber Will pro-
mote the teaching of English language
among all non-English speaking resi-
dents. ercouraG" The naturalization Of
aliens give definite instructions In the
essential principles Of sound economic
relations: standartlizo Amertcanization
work: work for enactment Of lmmigra-
ton laws preventing admission TO the
United States Of undcsirahlcs, and pro-
mote Legitimate" and humane move
mcnts to provide more comfortable and
SnnitarY homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
STEEL CORPORATION
OFFICE MANAGER
N. W. Hooking Selected and His Brother
VIII PROBABLY BE Secretary OF
tho Combine

y ". Hooking. former auditor Of the
Wheeling can company has been named
for orncc manager Of the Wheeling
Steel corporation and II IL stated viii
assume hts duties Immediately. Mr..
Hooking. now secretary pf IN" Nhita-
and Il is stated will have charge ~ all
tho offCc forces when the corporation
moves into the headquarters In the
SChmuihach building.
Il Is stated that tho nov secretary
NJ the corporation VIII ho Wilbur
Hooking new secretary Of tho Whita-
kcr-GlcSsner company. 4 meeting OF
the board Of directors Of tn" immens"
now corporation viii ne held today
whom It is said. several Offices Will b."
fllCl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
CITY Bank Defendant
In Half Million Suit
Special 10 Tho Intclligencer.

special 10 Inc Encouragement -,
MartInsturg. W. Va. July Pin the
local federal court offices today. the
city Bank Of Wheeling was named The,
defendant in a five hundred thousand
dollar damage suit. instituted by Thorn
as r Boswell. a wealthy Baltimorcan.
The suit is the outgrowth OF the sale
of certain bonds of coal company IN
which Boswell was interested some
time ago.
The declaration has not yet been filed.
but IT Is understood that Boswell al
lcges the bonds were secretly disposed
OF and cocks 10 recover the amount nc
contend he lost as a result of the deal.
The sum involved In the case is the
biggest one ever named in damage
case tnStituted in this city since federal
court was organized here in 1888. Al
tOrncy g T. Martin and Mayor c. NJ.
ScIhcrt. OF This city. represent Boswell.
John J. Coniff, legal representative Of
the City Bank. when seen last night.
declined to make n statement until he
secured full particulars Of the suit insti-
tutcd at NartinSburE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
ZIG BUSINESS DEAL

Huntington. W. Va. July az An
nouncemcnt was made hero today OF tho
purchase by John b. Stevenson, we'll
known local wholesaler. OF the purchase
OF the firms OF John ". Bishop company
and c. A. Miller Grocery company At
MartinsburE.
The firms will be consolidated under
the name of John W. Bishop company
and capitalized at half million dol
lars.
4 -four mill with $50 barrels capacity
q, Martlnsburg has also been taken over
by Stevenson and his associates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
EXPLOSION PROCEED

FlttsburEh. JWIy 27.-StttN mmc IN
sp"ctors went through the Union COL
lieries company mine NJ Rcnton. eight
cen miles from here, late today. in an
effort to determine tho Caus" OF tho re-
cent explosion which resulted in MIN"
men being killed. The inspectors Will
report their findings 10 Harrish burg to-
morrow.
Mine rcsCucrS who have bean at
work IN the min" since the blast oc-
Cured said tonight that th"y had To-
Gated the body Of tn" on" missing man.
Mike Costa, Il pumpcr. Tho body is uu-
der a fall Of slate and will probably 6t
hrouEht out tomorrow. The bodies Us
the other eight victims have been re-
covered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
Welded AT 70 AND 70

Pittsburgh, Pa. July 27-All age rec.
ords Of the Pittsburgh marriage license
bureau were shattered today when Miss
Margaret Murray. age 70 years. and
Michael Garcia. age 10 years. applied
Are you physically able to support
family" was directed to Garcia. he ans
wered by turning handspring. Miss
Murray is the Oldest woman applicant In
the history OF the bureau. In 1914. the
age record for men was broken when an
applicant stated that he was 81 years
old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
ALLIED PREM|ERS TO
RETAIN ORIGINAL PLAN
IN RUSS PROPOSALS

RouloCno. July 27.-tBy tn" .Associat.
ri l'rrgs) ~-I'rrmi"rs Lloyd G"orE" ana
Mirerand determined at their Cnnfrr-
cnCe here this afternoon 10 stand by me
original plan for n peace conference
with the Russian SOvlets. They also
outlined execution OF the financial parts
Of the coal arrangements with Ger
many.
rrluin NJ Millcrands vi"ws and II was
decided Great Britain should reply 10
III. Soviet demand for an international
conference that Il could not take place
unless the Rolshoviki reversed th'lt
n-esnn, attitude and agreed to discuss
thereat peace with Poland and that al
qualified representatives. OF Russia ana
thr border states should attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
Huntington Publisher
Visitor in Wheeling

Among The distinguished visitors
from down state who are this week ac-
ccrting the hospitality Of Father
Wheeling is Hon. David Gideon. or
Huntington. publisher OF the Hunting
ton Herald dispatch. Mr.. Gideon. who
Is one of the Second Ci,y's leading bus
mess men. recently became the sole
owner Of IN. Herald Dispatch. and by
his vigorous and aggressive methods
has made /, the representative and
leading Republican newspaper OF south
crn West Virginia.
while admitting that Wheeling Will
retain for the present IT'S rank ms the
states first city. Mr.. Gideon finds con-
ISOLATION In tn" dream that the census
Of 1890 Will register Huntington IN tho
lead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
BROWN MAKES ADDRESS.

Special TO The IntelliGencer.
East Liverpool. July 27.-Waltcr F.
Brown Of Toledo. candidate for IN" Re-
publican nomination as United States
senator. made an address atthe Eagles
club here tonight He was n guest OF
Ben l.. Bennett. secretary Of the Young
Mems Republican club. during his stay
In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
CONVICT MURDERED

Auburn. y Y. July 27.--Ph!ltp Mss
man. "a. convict in tho STATE prison
here. was murdered in tho prison yard
Ivy fellow inmates tonight following u
series Of fights IN which several con-
victS Ici1atcd. Nissman was stab
bed through the heart with knife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
FOR INCREASED RATES

Charleston. ". Va. July oT-Hear!ng
was held today by the public service
commission In the application OF the
I.ogan Water WoJks company 10 in
crea 90 rates. and 9TH" case was sub
mitted 10 the commission following re-
port made by the city engineer OF
Logan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
4A1r MuIIoN FoR cHARrr

Pittsburgh. July 27.-Approximately
u half million dollars is bequeathed TO
charitable institutions by the will u:
the late Jacob Wheeler Paul Of Oak
mont, pioneer Industrial leader, which
was filed today. Among the inst!tu-
tons named as beneficiaries are the
American Rod Cross, Salvation Army.
Y. NJ c. A. and Y. w. c. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
Decreased Population
In Lincoln County


sus bureau today announced the 1920
population Of Lincoln county, West Nir-
g!nia to be 1878, Il decrease OF l.ll3'
or 5.4 percent
Washington. July 2I.--C"nsus figures
announced today:
LewiStOwn. Mont. GEO; increase
3l?S or 1919 per cont.
Essex county. New Jersey. containing
Newark, 62l.S07: increase 1891 or I'll
per cent.
Fort Madison. Iowa. 1906; increase
Sl6G or 35.6 per cent.
Glens Falls. n. Y. (rcviscd 1858:
previously announced az 1881.
Watertnwn. y. V. (reviSedl Sl,oSj;
previously announced at 1928.
Elmira y. Y. Crcyised 1888; prev
!ously announced at 1896.
Auburn y. Y. (rcviscd) 3G,l9%: prev
!ously announced as 36.l42.
Brocton. Mass. (rcv!sCD 66.25i;
previously announced as 66,l3S.
Cambridge. Moss. (rcYlscdl l09.694:
previously announced as 100. tJ6.
Everett. Mass. (rcv!scrdl 1910;
previously announced as 40.l09.
Lowell. Mass. (reviS"r) ll2.7j9: prev
lousy announced as ll2.419.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
OBITUARY
MRS, A, B, ICE
Tulsa, Okla, woman Expires In wheel
ing Hospital-Formsrly Yves
Mobley Girl

Mrs \. B. Ice. of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
expired in the North Wheeling hospital
n, $40 O'Clock last evening. She was
Formerly Miss Sarah Kilkorne. OF Mob
lev. W. Va. She leaves her husband and
two day Did infant.
No fuheral arrangements had been an
uounced last night.
Allen Services.
Funeral services for Norman Alien.
who died Saturday afternoon at his late
residence. No. l0S0A Main street Will
BIO held this morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Nequienr high mass will be offered at
St Joseph's cathedral at O'Clock. In
ternent will be made In Mount Calvary
Eemetery.
Miller obBsquls8.
Yesterday morning 1t the family res
sdcnce, No sol Main street. al $50
o'clock. were held funeral services fer
Mrs. Justina He'll Miller, widow OF tho
late Peter Miller. who died Saturday
following q short illness. Requiem high
mass was offered at o'clock at the
Sacred Heart Catholic church. Inter
rnent was made in Mount Calvary Gem
rtery The deceased was IS years Of
axe and had resided IN this city for the
past sky years. She had large cir
Gle OF friends who regret her loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-28
DRUM AND Bua1E MEETING

4 meeting Of the drum and bug,r
corps of the WEIGHING council or boy
Scouts will I've hc1d Thursday evening
IN the assembly room Mt the Market
Auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PANTY would like to purchase some used
furniture for his own use. Phone Frank
FIkNITTKE. rugs. tableware, orns nlents
Riley. 43S 11th St: NV: Main 1852: II.
ard feather beds: hes,
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co. Write ao4
~. st. s.w. Phone Frank. 194O-W. 15'
WILL STORE PIANO for use OF it; e1ceIknt
care; references. 437 n. J. aye. Sc. TO-
WANTED-At a bargain. a pool or billiard
Phone North 1888. TO-
WE'LL GIVE you cash Tor your pianos asa
Ger, 1928 st. Main 1914
CLOTHES wanted; highest prices paid for Ia
dies mems and chiidren's worn clothes. Shoes
North ss13 g. Litchman. l744 7th NV.
LURNi1 Ukk. rdes. an,lques. We pay moro
thar ever fos household effects. g: A. Can.
mack Bro. es7 La: ave. Main 1880.
LAW BooKs-Curreat nav text and eass
books: best prices paid. Pezriman's Book shop,
oS3 q ct. NV.
FURNITURE of all kinds Tor an eleven room
house: will pay good price. Msin 3412. 1ss
Send tor LOUIS Notes,
S14 E St. NV.
II you have any furniture or other goods to
seii and ySq will obtain best results. Phsn.
wANTED-ro buy old furniture and feSth.r
beds When selling Why not drop a postal t.
a. Marks. ioo2 Fairmon. It. Phi. Col. ssl.w.
HIGHEST CASH Prices PAID FOR SECOND.
hand furniture so0; sa%e1kk ssd' and antique.
Phone Franklin s7s5. enc La. ave. ~.
KEEP THIS n YOUR HIND
p'1 prss: HGt Witt, =
ii1e 18th st. NV: Abrah.m's.
FURNITURE Of ali Kinds for 4 6room house
wanted immsiistely: rs whole or odd pieces.
kindly call Col. $3.50. IL
We BUY nousenold furaIture. pay highest ea.a
sACHs FURNITURE CO. cor. 9th s.d d SIS
NV. Main 600.
N. KIRsTEIN,
Prone North 400. 1922 It'll ct. nv. <'
VIII. CALI. = NY TNLETTERED AUTO,
mobile. city or suburban. aud pay yon highest
e.1ssa Of 81:
tin tb NV. " 175s. ~ ~
WAATED,Fc.'her beds AID futniture; Res;
prices paid Square Deal Furniture Co. sol
Eye NV. Phone Main 5ese.
WANTED-To buy ali kinds Of indian curios.
beadwork. blankets. baskets. etc. Address Box
29z N. Star onfce.
DON'T SACRIFICE
9 s.,g .e:, a. e r. s: h<he'
DO you want to get more money for your old
man. Franklin s3sJ. 71s AZ s.w. nol7'
FURNITCRE-You viii feel satisfied w!tb
prices I pay. =. Weisenberg. 622 ST. a.w.
Franklin $751;.
WANTED FURNITURE. PIANOS. CAR:
Pets, etc Phou. N. 1879 for wagon or have
u call. ..WEsCHLER." go p. ave: ~.
FCRNITEIE wanted a, once for roomins
honseof Is rooms. including piano. bedrcom
aa!sf %.; a. 1ass odd Pieces Gall
TURN YOUR OLD CLOTHES INTO OAsK.
Highest prices paid for mems and childre0'o
J: COHEN. l104 It'll ct. NV. Phoae y. 9S2t
OLD GOLD. SILVER. Etc.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES y
Paid for jewelry. old gold. silver. diamonds
artificial teeth and platinum.
D. ALPHER, pG7 g Ct
DIAMONDS. DIAMONDS: Bought for cash.
Z. ABRAHAMS. SIS NV.
DIAMONDS. I.OLD. SII.VEK. COINS. Plat
mum bonght. ABE ABkAuAMS. 433 9Th nv
Met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10

STAR ROUTE, Evening and
Sunday, in the northwest sec
ton; good paying proposition.
Apply Circulation Mgr, Even
mo Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10
PERSONAL.

PERSUNAL.
IN THE NATURAL ORDER OF THINGS
this house should be and IS the leader in buy
ing ladies' and mems worn clothing. shoes.
trunks, etc, and the cash Is ready and the
sale is fair and all around the deal is square,
and that's why we are headquarters Think
CT Main 4145.
CHIROPRACTIC
osTEoPATHY OR MEDICINES. HIGH
SKILLED PHYSICIAN offers best treatment
for 81. Specific technique ADJUSTMENTS.
all diseases, wonderful resttf<s. Graduate
FOUR SCHOOLS. Leading hospitals. Cerfih-
rates to employees. Examination free. HOS
less than half price. 5H7 14th st. Sc. 10.
EXPERT FURRIER
and LADIES' TAILOR Fur coats. mras and
s.oies remodeled into latest styles s. APP
PLEBEE. 1904 St NV. Franklin 1901.
WE ARE NOW PAYING FOR s. to $40
mems and ladies' suits.
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 6ss
II NV. Main 1878 or drop postal.
RATS, BEDBUGS. WArERBUGS. RoAGh-
es, Geas, exterminate6 from yeur home GEO
G. SAPP, $50 Colorado bldg. Phone Main $50
no30s
HRApFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE. SUIT:
c19, Southern bldg. Established thirty-six
years. Expert INVESTIGATIONS. any leEittmate
500 800: night and Sunday. Col. 1924 ana &c Col
DR. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE-
cialist-My electric treatment is proving won
derfully successful. I absolutely guarantee re-
lief. Consul ta tion free. 1347 I. g. Phi. Fr 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY to secure a whole
sale beverage business. including stock. trucks.
routes. etc: will sacrifice to quick buyer Adj
dress Box 323-S. Star Office.
HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY in splepdid
new section; cleared S.. 600 profit In last IA
months: one Of the best propositions in the city
today: rent only 1876; lease: price. 5000.
Confectionery and candy business NV: rent.
$50: splendid corner: price. 81 400; 500 cash.
Near beer business best place ne; price,
50 600: rent. $50; rooms.
Near beer business; price. $3.50: rent. $50
Ss5O-Shoe shine and cigar business.
s7OO-Auto repair shop and garage.
S151Gss and auto accessory business
81 Goethe biggest opportunity in town for
man having mechanical experience: chance
to make from SIS TO $50 per day.
IS. 250-Eight Thousand IT.. CT ground on
Bladensburg rond; Groom house /: large
store; garage: dark house: convenient to
two car lines; a great bargain.
Grocery and Z rooms; price, 81 500: rent SEQ:
splendid location.
Grocery ard 3 rooms; near 4th and East
Capitol: price. 81 200; rent only 500.
Several small groceries; good stands; make
offer.
Business places Of all kinda wanted for cash
buyers
r. NJ. CURTIS,
Cos 5ih ST. NV. Frank lSl4-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10

SALESWOMEN.
Woodward & Lothrop require
saleswomen for the following
depts.:
Art Needlework, Notions,
Perfumeries, Fans.
Leather Goods, China,
Housefurnishings, Hosiery.
Apply Employment Manager,
Woodward & Lothrop.
SEWERS experienced in alteration dept.
Madam Ash. 1917 Conn.
SK1RT and waist hands at 1922 18Th ct.
nv. IL
STENOGRAPHKR with some knowledge Of
bookkeeping; must be neat; $50 per week to
start. Room 200. 921 18th st NV.
TENOGRAPHER-YounE lady With expef1.
ence. Room 2, 721 10Th ut. NV. To-
STENOGRAPHER-1n large once; good salary
to start. Natiooal Personnel Service Bureau.
3O5 Bond bldg.
sTENOGRAPHBR-Seyer good opportunities
for competent stenographers. National Person
mel Service Bureau, 305 BOND bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10

Marshall Business Brokers.
Confectionery and deiicatessen; old -estab-
lished corner NV: price. s.. 500
Innchroom, downtown: one Of the best
propositions we ever offered for s., 600.
Hotel, about 50 rooms; well located; furni
ture good MS new; lease; price very reason
able.
High-class lunch-nom; receipts about $3.50
per day; price. $4,000.
Small grocery and confectionery; s living
rooms; rent. So; price. 800.
Opportunity-Slnall oyster house and lunch
$3.50
Rooming house. IL rooms; rent. $50; desir-
able home and business; $500.
Exclusive and paying rooming house, near
14th and Mass. ave-; price, S. 800.
booming house, near Capitol; II rooms; good
furniture: garage for cars; rent, SIS; 2-year
lease.
Lrnchroom. Penna. ave-: cost $1,000 to
equip; owner called out of the city; price,
$4,000
II you want to sell a business place Of any
kind profit by the reputation and success Of
this Office. Our sales average thousands Of
dollars each day.
We have little or no competition.
Marshall Business Brokers,