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Evening star., 1920-02-05
MALE.

ACCOUNTANCY-I want TO interview several
ambitious men who desire to train for high
saisried positions in the accounting neld by
This organization has trained more accountants
and men now holding the {. p. A. degree than
Accountants society. sis Colorado bldg.
Franklin 4039. Office open until pm.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, either sex.
may earn splendid iDrome corresponding for
newspapers; all or spare time: experience un-
necessary: canyassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press Bureau,
Buffalo. v. Y. ."
Evening star., 1920-02-05
DUSTER.

The Hecht Co. require the
services of a neat-appear-
ing white woman as a
duster in their furniture de-
partment; permanent posi-
ton. Apply Supt., The
Hecht Co., 9TH st. between
+ and F.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
THE HECHT co.

THE HECHT co.
require the services OF
man to, take charge of their
adjustment department;
one who has some knowl-
edge OF furniture preferred;
permanent position. Apply
Supt., The Hecht Co., 9th
st. between + and +.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Continue0.
SALESM MANAGERS.

Large corporation. now seeking nssers
for its various branch Offices throughout
eastern part Of United states; selling expert
cpce not essential but must be man of highest
integrity and bear close investigations: for
such men real opportunities await: write for
interview stating your qualifications. Address
Box o62-A, Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-02-05

BOYS and young with bicycles or motor
cycles earn So ro 500 monthly; full OF
part time. Apply 127 Eth.
BRICKLAYERS wanted, T. Apply to Fieisch-
mann Construction Co. L. $. Naval Torpedo
Plant. Alexandria. Va. ready for work.
BRIGHT BOYS sell Edison NADIA lamps
after school hours commission. Turberyilie
d Harding. Inc.. 1U9 18th 81. NV.
IF it's electrical we do it,"
CANDY MAkFr Thoroughly experienced in
the r'"----eture of hgh-cIass candies and bon
ms; state reference and salary required. L.
J.. $. Address Box 4s-A. Star Once. 5'
CANVASSERS. experienced. touse-to- house
must be nest appearing, with good personality
must furnish the hest Of references. Who
wants 10 make money and willing to work for
IL: TO sell household necessity. Best of com
mission paid to right parties. Excellent chance
FOR advancement. Call at National Hotel let
10 am. and pm. for Mr.. E. $. Irons. Sc
CAPABLE MAN to take charge OF an en-
ployment bureau. Experienced man preferred
IEoush inexperienced man possessing the right
qualifications will be considered. The position
III question requires man who can install q
system, Ii good organizer and who has keen
discriminating judgment regarding the selec-
ton Of help. Good salary 10 the right man.
II msking application state age, experience
occupation and whether employed at the pres
be-.
10 orive truck must have good references; no
boys need apply. Apply after pm. Smiths
Transfer and Storage Co.. 913 NV.
CHACFFEURS-Whife: good wages; perma :.
nent positions. Apply an. to Il noon, or
c}Atr r.. OAst.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
WANTED-HELp.


SALESNEN-lA reliable investment house de-
sires TO secure a number of clean-eut. expert
ruced telephone salesmen: guaranteed salary
and commissions with unlimited possibilities.
Apply J.. b. Williams Co.. 202 Kellogg BLDG .
SALESMEN-Write for list of lines and full
particulars. Earn 5000 to 1000 yearly.
Big demand for men. Inexperienced or ex-
peTienced. city or travelling. Natl Salesmen's
Tr. Assn. Dept. 3sI. Chicago.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN-First-class expert
epced: full part time, TO call oa retail deal
ers. Large commission. Address Box 2S4-A
Star Office. Sc
SPECIALITY SALESMAN-Must be pro-
tiueer: automobile necessary; liberal drawing
account: also state manager for New Jersey.
Address Box 25l-A. Star office.
SPECIALLY SALESMAN-Experiencen not nee
essary: will reward well for man Of honesty
with plenty Of ambition. Phone Main 736.
YOUNG MAN. energetic. with without sell
in: experience. can make not less than $50
per week. Apply at once, Box 9i-A, Star Of
ice.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.
SOLID INVESTMENT

SoLlD In ES NJ EN- L
Dividends are what you expect on your 10
cner you with no possibility Of assessment.
Five hundred dollars invested this monte
means one thousand dollars of treasury sfocg
fully paid upon which YOU will draw the
year your semi-annual dividend. Smaller 90
larger blocks offered. This two for-onr propo.
sition February only. Investigate-cali today.
See steve Armstrong. President. Capital Cits
Chemical Co. Inc }, ":9 Munsey bldg. NJ. 6isi.
MANAGER wanted on commission in a cont
pany Of great promise: open to rigid invest
cation: replies confidential. Address Box :s3S r.
Star Office. =
JEwELRY STORE for sale: best location: res
son for selling. leaving for Europe. Address
Box 336-T. Star office. -
FOR SALE-Haif interest in printing and putt
lsiing business: daily publication: good cir
culation: small investment: fine opportunity
for newspaper man. Address Box zoe A. Star
office. -
DISTRIBUTING branch for well advertls !
automobile tire. now bring used by larcr hast-
less houses in this city; opportunity for right
partly: good reason for selling. Apply ~. Il.
l;idgley- 14o7 81. NV. &c
DRY GOODS and gents furnishinSs must be
sold about 5000: good location. Ad-
dress Bo, 49, Star Office. -
LUNCHROoM-Jne location: lcs>e;
rent very reasonable: If quick sale will
rifce. Address RoX 1sG-A, star Office. ~
S PER CENT preferred stock Of = chain storp
corpora rion is about ready for sale; a common
stock bonus will be given with 3 limited
amo,-ht Of preferred stock to carly subs''ribcr-.
which will enhance in value rapidly; fui in
formation is now availsble write at once. Adj
dress Box 326T. Star Office.
FOR SALE-Grocery store and meat market.
docs good business: reason: Proprietor canuuL
atterd store. 1887 11th st. NV. -
BUSINESS LOCATIONS. 14th ST NV
Between Columbia rd. and Park rd.. for
sale. others long term leases. For par'icula =
Evening star., 1920-02-05

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT under good
working conditions for young and middle aged
men who can furnished at, least three letters Of
WAGES Fon A1oToRMEN AND
CONDUCTORS.
First three months. ACC per hour
Next nine months 49c per hour
After one year year SIC per s,,h hour T..
company and Sic PER HOUR GIVEN TO MEN
WH9 MAyh HxP 4Hh kAK Mir2 or oTaEE
4sfii K&FLdTmEST 3fsfss xSp fGSsssrR6cT15SS
WASHINGTON RAILWAY 4 ELEC. CO..
10Th and East Capitol sts.
ILUMBER ard helper. Lauxman & sinceil,
1889 eth ST. NV.
PRESSER,
white.
for
women's garments:
,uL11s 4sTGiasfa GAkP1NHIE DSi.a0a; Z CO..
527 18th st.
PROFESSORS. physicians. surgeons. dentists
pharmacists. scientists linguists. philosophers.
theologisns. journalists. etc: spare time: bring
credentials. Oriental University. 1702 Oregon
ave. NV.
SALESMAN for accident and health insurance
experience not essential il you have push and
energy; fine opening for the right man. Ad-
| dress Box 222-A. Star ONCE. -
SHIPPING CLERK; must be
experienced i'll local delivery
work and capable of handling
men, Reply, giving reference,
i to Box 1o-A. Star office.
, STENOGRAPHER - Expert
enced in general Office work and
correspondence. Apply Mr..
Copley. Golden & Co., 922
Louisiana ave.
! STENOGRAPHER and Office
j assistant. with local real estate
experience preferred; must fur
nish local reference. Salary, $50
per month. d. ]. DUNCAN, Mary
! land bldg. 14lO III st. NV.
STOCK Statesmen
Can make good money quickly by selling our
! popular div ide md paying oil stock. o9s Union
| Savings Bank bldg. s.
TEACHER tmsle) wanted for high school
| ma athemstics in private day school. Addres Boz
2s-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-05

BOYS to carry The Even
ing and Sunday Star. Good
salaries. Apply between 4
and 4 80 pm, ]. R. King,
l4th and Irving SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-05

STOCK Statesmen
Can make good money quickly by selling our
popular div yidend pa yins oil stock. 20s Union
Savings Bank bldg. g.
TEACHER (msle) wanted for high school
mathematics in private day school, Addres Boz
2S-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
LOST.

BOST0N TEERIER-Iight brindle: $50 re-
ward. Return TO II. I. Holt. Dupont circle
1Vs
Evening star., 1920-02-05

MALL COlOhED "ANlfsO-EXper1-
eneed china packers: also several
to those who qualify. Apply Supt.,
Palais Royal, 11th and G sts. NV.
MALE ATTENDANT, reliable, for nervous
patient: good salary: give age. references, sal
ary expected and all particulars in letter. Ad-
dress Boz S2-A. Star Office.
MAN. white. single, handy with tools, to assist
around hardware store. i. T. Richardson, 221a
l4th st. NV.
MAN for farm, single or married. 1922 ct.
NV. James Z. Love.
per day; pay nightly. See Mr.. Spring, on
sidewalk. 423 n st. NV, ana. only. 9.
NATIONAL BANK will re-
ceive applications for positions
Teller's assistants.
Savings teller.
Burroughs machine book
keeper.
Switchboard operator.
Give references and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 327-T, Star
Office.
OFFICE BOY. bright, energetic not afraid Of
work. Apply 319 Southern bldg.
OLD COLORED MAN to take care small poul
try farm. April 1. Address Box 55-A, Star
office. ).
Evening star., 1920-02-05

! pISTRIRCTING branch for well aJvertis
| automobile tire. now being Used by large hdsl-
| less houses IN this city; opportunity for right
partly: good for selling. Apply a.. E.
Hidgley. l4a1 II 81. NV. 6'
Evening star., 1920-02-05

JOB PRESSFEEDER, lob
pressman on Miller automatic
Moore's Printcraft Shop, 712
9Th NV
Evening star., 1920-02-05

MANAGER wanted on commission in cont
pany Of great promise open TO rigid invest
cation: replies confidential. Address Box 33S T.
Star Office. .
Evening star., 1920-02-05

LUMBER ard helper. Lauxman 4 sincell
1889 Tth ST. NV. q
Evening star., 1920-02-05

POCKETEOOK. black seal; containing cards
Of owner CMrs. +. II. GrOves0. money and
other vaiuables: in vicinity of Eastern Hlgh or
On Georgetown car: liberal reward Finder
EranLlin RIA
Evening star., 1920-02-05

wANTED-For New York Office. a patent at
torney with at least 10 years Of patent work.
accustomed to the preparx tion and prosecution
Of patent applications. Mum Co.. 621 F
st. NV -
Evening star., 1920-02-05
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUa
Continued.

FURNITURE for a four-room apartment. Ad-
dress Box 194-A. Star office. IL
FIRST-CLASS CIGAR CASE-SUBMIT ALL
DETAILS AS TO SIZE. CONSTRUCTION.
ETC. AND YOUR PRICE IN WRITING TO
THE MANAGER, NATIONAL PRESS CLUB,
Evening star., 1920-02-05

BOiS TO sell Wsshinston's Quality Lun,uas
good salary. short hours. :,.... II ST. NV ,s
Evening star., 1920-02-05

FOR SALE-Half interest in printing and putt
fishing business; daily publication: good dir
culation: small investment; fine opportunity
for newspaper man. Address Box 20; A. Star
Office
Evening star., 1920-02-05

JANITOR and all-around man for three the.
aters At So per week. Apply General Battery
Co.. 1917 st, NV 5s
Evening star., 1920-02-05

RROOCH-TueSday. enameled flower brooch.
diamond center. Reward Call Mr.. y. IT, john
son, Branch 1"6. State Department. 6'
BROWN FUR NECKPIECE. the morning
Of February t. either in the Portner. or bet.
the ccntr.'l entrance on 18th st. and 14J4 St
Phone North III.
Evening star., 1920-02-05

ENVELOPE POCkETBOOk. on bureau ear
containing glasses Sla and receipt for jewelry
reward. 33a Seaton ri. ne. Phone North t34 :
Evening star., 1920-02-05

WANTED-Jewelry polisher
for repair shop, salary. twenty
FIVE dollars per week and trans
portation- Apply with refer
ences. stating age and. national
ity. to Greenleaf & Crosby Co.,
Jacksonville. Fla.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
CANCER week"
IN OHIO

The purpose of the campaign. sug-
gested by the United States Public
Health Service, with the co-opera-
ton of the state department cf
health and under the direction Cf
the Ohio State Medical Association
is to prevent needless deaths from
cancer which is reaping a harvest in
Ohio of 5000.
During the recent war the United
s lltes lost about 3O,tOO soldiers.
During the same two years 100000
people died from cancer in this
country. Cancer is killing an
average of one out of every adult
over forty years of age, one from
every eight women and one from
every twelve men. A warning
message on cancer is being sounded
this week in churches, before civic
and welfare bodies, womeh's clubs
and other gatherings.
Cancer often arises from long
continued local irritation of moles
and warts, from neglected sores,
cracks and Jumps and from un-
natural discharges. Cancer of the
lip and mouth has been known to
come from burns and pipe stems,
constant irritation from bad teeth
and among East Indian races from
chewing the botel nut, which has
rough irritating exterior. Cancer
Of the external abdomen in the ma
tives of l2lhmir, never observed
among other races, arises from
burns from the kangri baskets Of
live Goals which these mountaineers
wear as a kind of warming pad
Cancer of the esophagus or gullet
is observed in Chinamen who eat
their rice too hot, while it is mott
rceabiy absent among their women,
who eat rice cold at a "second
table" Cancer of the stomach may
follow an ulcer.
The public should constantly be
on guard against misleading and
dangerous quack remedies and
treatments so frequently advertised
for the cure of cancer declares the
United States Public Health Ser
vice, which warns against paste
poultices, ointments. herbs, mani
pulations or Suggestions.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
SHALL FOREIGN
ISSUES RULE?

James Hamilton Lewis, who. as
Democratic whip of the Senate, used
to line up his party associates in
support Of Wilsonian policies. said
some time ago that in the coming
elections foreign and domestic issu-
es will be dominant The Irish
Americans will be Influenced bv
what the various candidates saw on
the Irish question, the Italians will
be influenced by the attitude of
candidates on the Fiume questions
the Anglo-Americans will take in
to consideration the course candi-
dates have taken with regard to the
league of nations and so on down
the line. And all these evils, pre-
dicted by Lewis, are the result of
the effort of President Wilson to
destroy the Washington policy of
minding our own business and lett
ing other peoples business alone.
The Neutrality-suspicious. will have no
use for candidates who would dabble
in European affairs with which we
are not concerned.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
THE COUNT. ri COURTS
Sheriff Boone Has Jail Delivery. Petit Jury Awards
Plaintiff $500 in Breach of Promise Case. Court of
Appeals Spends Few Hours in WauseOn. Judge
Wolf Applies Judicial Decision on Home
Lot.

Last Wednesday Edward Rodgers
and Guy Heron alias Ramsey, who
Piled guilty to charges o. robbery in
connection with the raid on the
LAUDER Clothing Store of Archbold
were brought before Judge Wo.f
who gave them an indeterminata
sentence of from one to fifteen years
in the Ohio Penitentiary and on
Thursday morning Sheriff w s.
Boone started for Columbus where
he succeeded in landing his pris-
oners in the penitentiary to begin
their terms.
THURSDAY afternoon the friends of
Joseph Marcowitz another prisnnra
held in connection with the Archbold
robbery succeeded in securing bail
90 tho an vvnt of $4,000 and hr vas
released to appear before the .urt
when his case is tried at a later
date Marcowitz was the keeper
and proprietor Of the Cafe in Toledo
where most Of the goods STOLEN
from the Archbold Store were found.
He was indicted by the special grand
jury and when arraigned before
Judge Wolf pied mot guilty" We
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
CELEBRATING MAINE
ANNIVERSARY

The House has passed a bill, in
troduced and advocated by Con-
gresham John A Peters of Maine.
authorizing the coinage of 100000
fifty-cent pieces of special design
to commemorate the one hundredth
anniversary of the admission of
Maine to the Union. The celebration
lp the State is to continue through
out the present year, cities and
towns having arranged special ex-
erclses during the summer months.
The coinage of the new half dollars
will entail no expense on the Gov
eminent, as the cost of the dies
is to be borne entirely by the
State. The legislation follows
closely the language of similar law
passed few years ago on the occa-
sion of the centenry of the admis-
sion of Illinois.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
spENCER'S Greed

Senator Selden P. Spencer Of
Missouri has replied as follows to
request from a woman's club in
St. Louis for his conception of the
Greed OF America: "To me the
Greed Of America is: A country
founded upon absolute justice to
all, with the door of opportunity
opered wide and with facilities for
general education everywhere avail
able: place where the fullest
liberty prevails and where every
MN end woman is e1ual before the
! - ff'tf..s - 'i.-r..cca, mems e ne: =
thrilling pride in the glorious his
tory which has established 1t and
loyalty to the principals which it
declares and a determination by
every means in my power, that it
shall be transmitted to the next
generation untainted and unweaken-
ed
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
new MILK firm

J. U. Chamberlain and E. G. Haw-
kins have sold their milk business
and all equipment to Chas. Grisier,
w. M. Robinson and Harry Gould,
these gentlemen have employed Mr..
Hawkins who will look after the dis
tribution of the milk.
The new firm will erect a milk
plant in the south part of Wauseon
where the latest equipment will be
installed for the proper handling of
the milk.
These gentlemen have Pure RreI
Holstein cattle that are under State
Supervision for Tuberculosis. They
have modern dairy barns on their
farms so with healthy cows and a
good milk plant in Wauseon, we
feel that their product will be first
class in every particular.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
LENA

Mrs. Quintis Hull and two children
spent a part of last week with her
parents, Harvey Stevens and fam
lily at Tedrow.
Mrs. Rashley ana daughter Sarah
eff Wauseon were Sunday guests of
Jonas SNYDER and family,
Philip Weber and family and MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Scribner were Sun
day callers of VIM. Waldvogel and
wife.
Henry Dickerson and family, Guy
King and family, Philip Upp and
Mrs. Clark Robinson and two chill
dren were Sunday visitors of James
Dickerson and family.
Dan Rashley spent Monday with
his uncle J. D. Snyder and family
Clair Miley and family and Mrs.
Mary Miller spent Sunday afternoon
with Orlan Thomas and wife near
Morepci.
Florence Dickerson spent last
week with Alex Bear and family
near Pettisville.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
ADMINISTRATION
DISCOURAGED
FOOD PRODUCTION

Palmer, whose mind runs along
with Presidents of course, is
prancing over khe country telling
high cost of living.
The Department of Agriculture
announces a 25 per cent decrease
in wheat and rye acreage.
All the Departments at Washing
ton maintain their expensive forces
of clerical help ct less than war
strength.
The whole policy of the admins
tration has discouraged farmers
and tended to induce farm labor
to drift to the city.
So far as can be discovered, not
one act of the Wilson administra-
tion has been based upon ad esire to
promote the welfare of the agricul-
tural producers.
Coddling bolshevism, fixing
wheat prices for the benefit OF
Great Britain. enticing farm labor
by means of cost-plus contracts
granting immunity to profiteers il
sugnr, these and other policies
have resulted in a final determine
tion of the farmers to produce this
year only such crops as can b'
handled by the labor available.
Working twelve to fifteen hours
a day, with the labor of wife ant
children thrown in for good measur;
is largely thing of the past am
the country must adjust itself tt
a plan that puts the farm ianorel
-..ora, nearlv on an euuaiity with the
citv wage Garner. The inequality
has been brought about largely by
the wi'Ion administration and th'
responsibility for underproduction o.
food rests accordingly.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
WOULD ESTABLISH
WOMFN'S BUREAU

A bill has been passed by the
House to establish a Women's Bu-
reau in the Department of Labor.
AS drafted by Representative Philip
p. Campbell of Kansas, the bill di-
rects the bureau to study the pro-
blems of wage earning women in
the United States. The policy of the
bureau will be directed towards i'm
proving the working conditions OF
women in industry, increasing their
efficiency and advancing their op-
portunities for profitable employ
ment. A woman will be appointed
as director Of the bureau at a salary
of $4,000 a year.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07

have not heard Sheriff Boone ex-
pressing any regrets over this Jail
delivery of last week and therefore
conclude that it is to his liking.
The case which attracted most
attention last week was that of Ulch
VS. Schamp a breach of promise suit
the case was given to the jury
Thursday afternoon, the jury was
cut about three quarters of an hour
and returned with a verdict for the
plaintiff, awarding $500 damages.
Attorney for the plaintiff filed a mo-
tion for a new trial. Judge McClell-
land of Bowling Green presided over
the court during this trial.
The Court of Appeals were in ses-
sion for an hour or so Fridav hear
ing motions in several cases which
thew took under consideration.
This week things are quiet in the
court room and Judge Wolf has
taken advantage Of the lull in Legal
procedure to apply his judicial skill
on his farm on Shoop Avenue.
JUDGE Barber in Probate Court has
been kept busy bv adult and juvenile
delinquents and deficients.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
VILLAGE LEGISLATORS
East Chestnut Street Improvement Contract Deferred
for two weeks. Questions of Drainage and Streets
Wood Pipe Men Present Merits of their Wares.
Band Stand Sold

street have improved this street at
their own expense by having Gin
ders hauled on the street and re-
commended that the council furnish
the necessary drainage for this sec
ton OF street. The council voted to
furnish the necessary tile for this
purpose.
Mr.. Bert brennan presented the
matter of insufficient drainage on
Ottokee Street which results in the
flooding of cellars and other unsani-
tary conditions on that street. This
matter after discussion was referred
to the sewer committee for investi-
cation and report at the earliest pos
sible date.
Fire Chief Overmeyer presented
Otto Funkhouser recently elected by
the fire department a fire Warden;
the Mayor administered the oath of
office to Mr.. Funkhouser.
Mr.. G. E. Trory in behalf of the
Residents of West Chestnut Street
asked the council to haul gravel
from car to said street. The re-
sidents to pay for material and for
placing it on the street. Council voted
TO grant this request.
The request of F. r. Harper to
construct a drive to filling station
on the boulevard in front of his
garage on North Fulton Street was
referred to the side walk ommittse.
Committee on investigation of
telephoner ates reported that the
telephone rates reported that the
State Public Utilities Commission and
the Village has no authority or con-
troll in the matter.
Representatives of wood pipe
manufacturing Company of Bay City
Michigan were present to give prices
show samples and explain merits of
wood pipe for water mains. The
Mayor objected that council had no
jurisdiction in the matter and that:
it should come before the Water
Works Board. Mr.. Bachman asked
that the men be given hearing in
order that the councilmen might learn
whether the pipe was practical fo-
use in the Wauseon Water Works
and what guarantee of its durability
could be given. The privilege was
given the principle point dwelt upon
by the men was the saving in cost
over the iron pipe. Estimate on
cost of pipe from Bean Greek to
Wauseon laid was about S116,00O.
Street Commissioner Sweeney re-
ported offer of Jonas Nofziger for old
Band Stand of $4,000, Council con-
frmed the sale.