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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30

and was very ir-
regular. II / did
any house cleaning
or washing | would
faint and have to
be put to bed, my
husband thinking
every minute was
my last. After
reading your text
book for women ]
took Lydia 4.
Pinkham's vege-
|Nnkla a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Cynthia
The Misfortune OF Blind
ness-Optiodl and 9th
cf1cise.
Rr CYNTHIA GREY

by CYNTHIA GREY
me Misfortune Of blindness L. frr.
rbin Just hote terrible onip those
sAo sugycr % con tel Bat thcrc q
siSo a r,csfii hlsrdncss that q prev
siers-aIi 81 as fall .nder as cursc
AZ nzeS 10 Is the hhadncss 70 OPP
rerturifv. The tirse cones for .s
20 act qusckiv. We are so cncrosscd
Nth dolly Htsrc that ,ee do act scr
|G
We can snatch sc~s iasfsr q
NsrndsAlp u 49, 9sscklp appreciate
h Oar sriftshneSs hlinds us 20 the
fAsrce. asd 70 passes snfc the s.af-
t,inshlc for 80 Sore business sue-
cess kcckers ss or So occupied
ere We ,rssh petty tefals that 70
sasses ~ xrscca
TAcs ,cAes tre md ius net ,chaf
tAeuchf 10 eroaid ec. zoe ST Dozen
rcpsne. Others Get eli the
|Assess ~ hfc rercr hate any
IN w spend firse 81 rcbclllnc aad
freffsng. sfs O proof thar soc are
lrcssns In tho cxai,fics schsch affruc,
surccss We cannot crpecf success
10 krnf IS eat. 70 kidsap ss sorse-
ke~. ard SAo,es Ms tss posssbssiics
gsf SUCCESS Is ever GOV 10 must
be hsafcd est. coa-rcS. cas cearfcd
Al q Is the frue kind There are er-
ecrsscrs. % Is frvc. bat they arc only
occasional We ourselves mast see
Il esd grasp
TAere Is another ki,d Of bHndress
fAsf Is f~lIy ss psfiaele 10 Is cur
ysawe 70 see ear datp to the oros
nat arc Hesrcsf. whnc r,rsn1 fun
nccs 10 tho ones farther OF. Wide
ssr ctrn ore ,rsfA as Is the time 20
hre ers help. fTotocrs laid on q
rupe netc- gree the pleasure that
kzrS ,coris ond crrcsscs IN hfc DO
fAr realisation o. this ,ehen 70 s.
hrcrcr toe late. czbSfsrs r,aHy a
No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30

When Mary told mis- part Of
The story about tho horys's sum
mersaui,ins down . hund~d-foo'
bank. she laughed at the memory.
These pioneer women.
Wen. then. he was standing on
his four hsA apparently more
surprised than hurt. and too
puzzled BY finding his big pack
turned upside down. to mako an
effort to wark-
He merely stsoA usmbsine
again. and waited for MAry.
II Wa no cary Job TO unto me
cords she had made - nrm the
knots stuck and II was hard TO
get At them Tie addle had Of
course turned toa. and II was
snrne time before abe had the
horse frye again and tho saddle
rtrb,~d. ~ dAren't put this load
on him down hrs. she thought.
the whole bank IL slick as glass.
IN have to lead him up 10 = level
spot and load him up again.
why didn't she leave her
bundlesf She couldn't II was
an the groceries they would have
for . month
so up they went srrambring
and slipping. stumbling and aid.
log TN a level spot was found.
There she tied the horse and went
back for the load. -Four times
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Name and Address
Not Eipen


M June ~: You make a serious
sharces against a public official and
10 NOT SIGN POUR NAME and address.
|Yon Ssust readily see tch1t a pre-
ficament toouid be placed In "
should print pour letter and said of
|ficiaI would institute criminal libel
'prscecdinos against me- 7 soouid not
hans ercn pour Identity to fan back
upon.
n you tnou. absolutely BEYOND a
Sosbt, the charges brought forth in
your letter 10 be the truth, ohD
don't you make an AFFIDAVIT 10 that
effect and place u IN the hands Of
The United States prohibition officer,
Donald Mcdonald. Federal bldg.
Third and Union st., Cituf
CYNTHIA GREY.
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Picnlcs; dancing every Saturday
and Sunday. Rainier Blvd Park.
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Page 351
GONE AGAIN

she made the trip down tf,ss nssep
ieo.foot bank and four times
eiimbod up n with . heavy rack
ON her tack. But even this was
done a, last and abe got tho horse
safely down to the edge Of the
cr-ek.
0ais creek was . pretty fitrs
stream. usually about knee deep.
but when Mary reached II 90 this
III ta,si day II was like . river:
too deep for the horse To ford: no
must swim 10 the opposite bank
or must como the load: sack
by sack shs united u and laid it
on the ground I'm have to ,uss
trust. she told herself. I'm send
thu horre across and trust the
Lord to make him stop on the
other Kids. Then IN have 10
carry the stuff ana walk She loot
log acrua,.-
Mary's faith and ehs friendly
rood senrs OF the horse savcd
the day. for he swan across and
stood patiently nibbilng ths grass
TIN she crvxued by tho log and
came Up with hirn
One time mora that load thrust
b adjusted and once more . steep
hin must be climbed.
They struggled ainort to the
top OF the Hill. when the horns
slipped and knocked the pack
against tree with such a whack
that off n came. M usual
CTs he Continued
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Luncheon, Kiwanis club. Hotel

Luncheon. Kiwsnis Club, Hotel
Washington. 1890 .. m.
Entertainment, walter Reed Hos
pital, s p. m.
Convention, womsn's Suffrage
Party, Hotel Washington. 2:3o and
S:I5 p. m.
Meeting. Chamber Of Commerce,
New willard Hotel, 8 p. m.
Public utilities group, City Club
Fsrragut Square clubhouse, s p. m
Wallach- Towers Home-School As
socistion, Wsllach School, 7:l5 p. m
Women's City Club, clubhouse, 8
p. N.
Meeting, Women's Guild, Sibley
Memorial Hospital, North Capitol NJ
E. Church, 1o:lS a. m.
Meeting. National Pen League and
International Literary Association
Hotel Lafayette, s:4s p. m.
Meeting, Colorado State Society
Thomson School, Twelfth and /
streets northwest. s p. m.
Play, The Upper Room" Cstholi,
Women's Service Club, Carroll Hall
sf5 @ street northwest, $40 p. m
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MALE.
GARDENER IMARRIEDD, FRENC h.
wishes position in private family; wife
willing TO work in house il desired Best
references. ALBERT LAMY, 2343 st. NV.
North 1904. ---IO
HOUSE MAN OR DAY ELEVATOR OP-
srator 900 Columbia terrace NV.
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Building Permits

4.so-To F. V. Killian; to raise
awnings at 1907 E street northwest
lot 81, square 2S4.
44s1-To John CasPari; for re
pairs, alterations, etc to tle
street northwest; lot 81 squs-e BIO
Value, 335.
..s.-To George J. Cross. jr.; &C
erect sign at 636 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast; lot, Of a. square
S73.
t.s3-To NJ. E. Swing Co.: to erect
sign at 1913 f street northwest
lot II. square 3+7.
44s4-To H. r Howenstein' 10
build at 1916 Claiming sIrr.'
northeast: lots 10 to Il. square SSO9-
Value, $4,000.
44S5-To c. NJ. King, tr" to ere.
private garage at rear OF 1871 lo-S
oak street northwest: lots ''9 a"u
Ss7. SQUARE 1855. Value, 500.
44s6-To Mrs. L. V. Bennet,s, Tor
repsirs. alterations, etc. to 1871
street northwest; lot So. square 'Ii-'
Value, S1Oo.
44s7-To w. A. Hill; to take down
building at 1857 n street no'Cn- =
west: lot, Of 8; square l5s.
4Iss-To A. Sigmund and c. Ros.
enblatt: to install elevator at tSe
/ seventh street northwest; 10: ~
square 42s. Value. s5,Soo.
44ss-To Edith B. Wilson: to in
stall elevator at 234o S street north
west: lot %, square 25l7. Naiue'
$4,000.
44so-To the Rev. P. c. Gaven; to
erect office or storage shed at SIX
teenth street and Park road norm
west: lot 56l, square 2675.
4ls1-To Washington Cast Stone
Co.: to install gas engine at lSlO
Falf street southeast; lot l. square
7O3. Value, $1,000.
4Is2-To william Morris; fo- re:
| pairs, alterations, etc. to l2ll
street northwest; lot 20, square 20
Value, $1,000.
IIs3-To Louis Browdie; for re,
nsirs Alterations, etc, at rear o'
i727-l72s Thirteenth street north
west: lot sos. square 27s.
I4s4-To r. II. Hehin: for re-
bairs. alterations, etc, at rear OF
I243 Morse street northeast; lot So
square 1853. Value, $500.
44s5-To Louis Goldman; to erec'
sign at I4o1 Wisconsin avenue
northwest; lot. par. SS-2l. sQusr
1878.
IIs6-To H. A Kite; to build a
3212-s2lS Macomb street and 1925
1927 Thirty third street northwest
lots l6 to 81. square 2os7. Value
ssO. 900.
4Is7-To L. D. Harrison; to erec
private garage, at rear OF l5t !
street northeast; lot 81, square 1898
Value, $3.50.
I4sS-To NJ. Stombock: for he
pairs, alterations, etc, to 1920 Cam
bridge place northwest; lot -
square 1881. Value, $500.
Ilss-To Roy Csrty; to install
motor at 1905 Fourteenth stree
northwest; lot B, square 2os. Value
SIS.
450o-To Thomas F. walsh estate
to erect sign at northwest corne
Of Fourteenth street and New Torl
avenue northwest; lot 1, square 222
I5ol-To Walter NJ. Ballard; &
| erect sign at l3+o g street north
west: lot SIS. square 255.
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DEATHS.
White.

White.
Henry C. Ripple. 81 yrs. 1904 c st. ne.
william H Anderson, 81, L. s. SOLDIER
Home Hosp.
Annie A Luckett. s. 645 9Th ST. ne.
Dennis NJ Kerr, 60, 1436 Clifton ST. Nv.
Morris MAyIes, IS. Emergency Hosp.
Ruth A. Pearson. =, AIS Ord st. ne.
James Mackin. &c, 1902 Sd St Sc.
MaFdeIana Schriber, IS, 1901 Nichols
Winiam P. schrirer. l. $500 st, nv.
Maria L. Bolton, s.. le2s Columois
Gaet,nin. di Beuidetto, Is, l2es Nicholson
Joseph williams. so. 1926 24th st. NV.
Carl KreckeI, 81. Geo Univ. Hosp.
Robert W. Webb, Is days l747 Isl
Deiiora c. c.nn,dy. 2l days, 7os sth
wiili.n W. Watt, jr., IL days, 81 R
Celored.
Thomas spriEEs, 20 yrs., AS Kings Ct. nv
Charles II. Phearsou. %, rear l1J6
Henry E. Cuney, 20, whitelaw Hotel, 18th
ind T SITS NV.
Bertha Brown. ", Freedmen's Hosp.
James Jackson, II days. $50 26th st. nv.
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Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise Specihed, all the
following applicants are from this
city.
Harry Price, %. and Edith sieFel.
26. The Rev. A. Liebsohn.
Herbert B. Bard. So. Of Ardnore.
Pa and Lillian J. DELPHI. 26. OF
New Orleans, La. The Rev. J. n.
Taylor.
Henry L. Dollins, %. apd Margaret
n. Davis. %, both Of LynchburE,
Va The Rev. J. E. Briggs.
Lewis w. Ehlers. so. OF Herndoov,
Nd and Laura B. Cooksey 80. Of
Mount Victoria, Nd. The Rev W.
c. White.
Anson P. limbaugh. 80. and Ida
L Bumpss, both OF Ashland. Va.
The Rev. J. E Briggs.
John H. Edmondson. %. and Daisy
B. Nirts, % both Of Hsrpers Ferry,
w Va The Rev. }. p Hand.
Alfred J. Coleman. 25. and Flor
ence A. Ouesenberry. 25 The Rev.
W. J Howard.
Herman J. RabinowitE. q. and
Army Shapiro, IS The Rev G. Sill
verstone.
John A Dstcher. q. and Roberta
N. Olfus. Is. The Rev. w. b. Car
roll.
Robert z. Ruckcr. %. and GLADYS
P. Detwiler. %. both Of Clarendon.
Va. The Rev. c. G. Chappen.
Albert Weaver. 20, and Ada Toll
liver, p. The Rev. A SsyleS.
| Richard J. Jones. IS. and Allie NJ
Jackson, %. The Rev N ". D.
! Norman
Henry X. Renwer. 80. and Helen
N Wolf. 26. Judge Robert Z. MAJ
J tinEly.
Clarence y. Burke. So. and Doro-
! thy E. Levine, IS. The Rev. II p
| Downs
Benjamin Bland, IS and Mabel
henson, p. The Rev. A. SsyIes.
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY

Interpretation Sunday School les
son. aoe Homer Building. p. m.
Card party and tea. Mrs. Norris
within. 1871 Webster street, 10 )
.. m.
Meeting. Troop u. st. Peters par
ish, 7:30 D. m.
Meeting. Parent-Teaehers Asso-
citation. slster-LAnston group, Slzt-
er School, 8 .. m.
Meeting. Parliamentary Club. 81.
Luke's Episcopal Church, 9 .. n
Meeting, Connecticut Avenue As
sociation. RsuscheTs, 8 .. m.
Address, Representative Mcleod.
of Michigan. Lincoln Council. Amer
icAn Association for Recognition OF
the Irish Republic, 1871 street
northwest, 8 p. m.
Amusemerts.
Garrick-DOris Keane in 'Ro-
nance"
Belsseo-Guy Bates Post in The
Masquerzder"
NationaI-""Apple Blossoms" with
John Charles Thomas
Polis-D. W. Grinith's way
Down East" 900.
B. =. Keith's-vsudeville. --.
Strsnd-VAudevilIe
Cosmos-Vsudeville.
Gayety-A Reeves Joy Bellies d"
Columbia - Cecil B. DeMnlss
Forbidden Fruit"
hetropolitan-CharIes Chaplin in
The Kid
PslSce-Billie Burke. in The Ed
ucation Of Elizabeth"
RiSlto-Enid Bennett in "SHk
| Hosiery"
knickerbocker-Dorothy Phillips
in Once TO Every Woman"
Garden-Rcx Beach's The Silver
Hoard"
QrandSlIs - Wesley Barry in
| ''Dinty."
Criterion-Dorsldina in Passion
Fruit"
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AUCTION SALES
los. BOWLING & CO., AUoTIoNEERs,

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND on N
street southeast between South Capitol
and Half streets. with stable in rear. By
virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia in Equity Cause
No 1896, the Undersigned trustee will sell
by public auction in front Of the premises
on Friday. February 25. 1921 at O'Clock
p. m. lot "a and the east 7.417 feet front
by depth Of lot 35 in Samuel L. Denty's
Subdivision Of lots in square 700 in Wash
ington. District OF Columbia, as per plat
recorded in the Surveyors office Of said
District, in look %, Ee l61, improved by
frame stable rear Of said property.
Terms: 0ue-third cash, balance in equal
payments at one and two years bearing six
per cent interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold; CT all cash at option
Of purchaser. Sale to be closed within
thirty days from day # sale. Deposit OF
500 required at me OF sale. GEORGE
FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Trustee. Office 71o
18th st. NV. 2-2OS
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Navy Reopens Inquiry
On Hero BdLLoOIsts

ROCKAWAY PARH. y Y. Feb
l6.-Ohcisl inquiry into the flight Of
Naval LieUts. Farrell. Hinton and
kloor into Canada was renewed h6r.
today
II was reported that. at the order
Of the Navy Department further
testimony was to be taken on the
purpose Of the flight and the reason
the balloon was permitted TO 60 into
Canada.
The three officers were recalled
from leave which did not expire un-
iii tomorrow night.
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BIRTHS.
White

White.
hairy and Hester l. LirEner rfrI
Dehnls :. o and NHndie A Msboney. bov.
Leo g and Deboruh n StrpitherFer rf-f
Charies [. and Josephine Martin. FirI
George A. and Nora n PennlnFtor hoy
lanes N and DonnE l. MoSer. girl.
james s. and Maud Pix FirI
George aud Gertrude ErerhErdr hov
Horace c. and Carrie p Insror. hor
Prank h. and Lillian n Samuel lov
Arthur z. and Clara N. GRAY. hov
Walter J. and Margaret G. Hines hav
Joseph i. and Nellie SpiCer. girl
Frederick H. and wilma C. Rice h0v
Edward A. and Mildred Poyntuu rirI
MlllHm b and Annie N. Parker. boz.
George and Lillian L. Smith. FirI
James r. and Gertrude G Mann girl
Tebs r. and Mary A. WiIIEmson. rf-.
Daniel J. and Ada A. SiHers. boy
James A. and sara Y. StInceu. Tirf.
Celored.
James W and Ross Turner. boy.
Edward r. and Lauriue Y Ashton ri-l
Nathaniel and Jane ThomEs rirI.
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoysnt and PaImist.
guarantees to read your entire life, past
present and future. She asks no questions
but will tell You what you want to know,
giving names dates and facts on business
matters. love. health and family affairs.
Tells the pame Of who you will marry and
brings the separated together, removes troH-
bles Of all nature you can win and hold
the one you love. Special readings, 81. e2s
St NV. between 9Th and 7th, nert to
Shubert-Garrick l49
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Wed at Martinsburg.

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Feb. Is,
Miss Katherine Jane Gano, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Gano, Ia
blers. this county, this afternoon
became the bride Of Otis B Dud-
row, of Hyattsville.
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5Oc-MADAM SELIA-5Oc

Egyptian palmist and medium; tells your
past. present and future life; she tells the
secret how to win in business. love, health
and family anaivs; law suits, specula ton
and divorce cases; tells who and when yCu'l
marry; make no mistake when seeking help
and advice Of 4 clairvoyant or palmist; II
pays to consult the best; costs no more
special readings, Soc; daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 237S-J. S3l 7th st. NV.
Opposite McCrory's 10c store. 7th and
1895
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile, city " suburban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies' Eentlemen's, chill.
dren,s discarded clothing. l will .su. &.
RICE. 1882 Tth st. rW. North 1855. I2-450
USED GRAPHOPHONE RECORDS, VIC.
Tor, Columbia and piano rolls. Bring them
to sol ST. NV 9-og3
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MADAM MAVIS

Have Your Hand Read By
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMIST.
Tells your past, present and future; gives
names, dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business, love. luck, court
ship, marriage and divorces; in fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and happi-
ness. Don't fail to consult this wonderful
Egyptian. You will find true help.
S25 14TH ST. n. W, BET. II & l SITS.
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast fer To-day and Tomorrow.
For the District OF Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia partly
cloudy and colder today; tomorrow
fair and much colder; fresh west
and northwest winds.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-17

Maids OF honor to Queen Mary re-
Ceive the rank Of Honorable" with
the social standing OF a baron's
daughter, unless by birth they al
ready rank as such or higher.
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MADAM LENORA

Gifted with second sight, forsees and tells
you anything you wish to know; gives only
truthful and good advice on business, love,
marriage, divorce; settles love and family
troubles removes evil influences. You will
be wiser and happier after seeing her.
SIS 7th ST.. BET. AND G.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED STENOGRA-
pher and clerk, either sex,
anxious for work. Apply Mr..
BRYAN, Business Office, Her
aid.
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MALE,
FEMALE

FEMALE
TELEPHONE OPERATING
OFFERS
S17.00 Per Week to start
Eleven Hundred Dollars
During First Year and
Higher Thereafter.
Permanent employment
paid vacations each year and
sickness and death benefits
without cost. The work is
easy to learn and interesting.
Each office has a comfortable
recreation room and a cafe in
which the employees may OBJ
tain food at cost.
Apply to Room 8O2.
725 18th st. NV.
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
2-254
MALE AND FEMALE.
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest ClairvoyaDt PalmIst and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 a.
m. to p. m. 701 9Th st. NV. cor. G st.
1881
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ cents line 4 time,
I5e6 discount J or more iHsertt
I5 cents q lfnc

WEEKLY TRIPS TO BALTIMORE, sPE.
cill rates. SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY. 1913 You st. NV.
1888
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Highest, 70; lowest, SO.
Relative humidity. a. m, 20; ?
p. m, 81; 8 p. m, 50.
Rainfall 8 p. m. to s p M, 0.
Hours Of sunshine, 10.S.
Per cent Of possible sunshine, 100.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, %; lowest, II.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Ie cents q line I tins.
FfrrovUf 2 or ntorr fugrrf

~ cents a line time
1871 discount or more insertions.
~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~O@U~--~~-~-~-~
Cracked Ford engine heads welded $3.50.
WELDIT co.
$40 New Jersey ave. NV.
1896
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SUBURBAN HOME
SO, 500

FINE NEW GROOM HOUSE, SEVEN
miles from White House; splendid road
snade trees, bath, electric light, garage,
etc best house in community. Easy terms.
OWNER. Phone Frk. 3ol before 0 or after 9.
lTa5
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.


MALE.
GARDENER lMARRIEDD. FRENC H,
wishes position in private family; wife
willing TO work in house il desired. Best
rsfsrspces. ALBERT LAMY, 2343 st. NV.
North 1904. -LO
HOTTSE MAN OR DAY ELEVATOR OP-
orator. 300 Columbia terrace NV.
STTTATION WANTED BY A MAN WHO
il not afraid Of the hardest kind Of work:
edlcated: executive ability. Box 494-C,
Herald office =--lo
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION OF ANY
Eind. Adtress BOX 44O-C, Herald oTice.
Young MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
Iaborpr foreman CT any kind Of work.
BOX 445-C, Herald Office. 2-l93
WOULD LIKE A PORTER JOB FOR
small apartment, or houseman. BON
500. Herald oiice. 2-lfO
EOT-LD LIKE POSITION AS HOUSEMAN
or chauhuer; drive any make car: two
vsars' experience. BOX 432-C, Herald Of
- 2-l2J
YOUNG MAN CT EXPERIENCE WISHES
ooSitiou as chauffeur for Ford machine;
private or commercial. Phone North 745T.
W1ITER- EXPERIENCED; REFERENCES;
roIored. BOX 4S2-C, Herald Office.
go
1TT-ROUND OFFICE MAN; CORES
pondsnt; hustler, desires position. BOX
4s3-C, Herald Office. 2-0Z
STSOGRAPHER. TYPIsT, YOUNG MAN,
experienced, desires evening work Phone
franklin 2s2l. l-tti
.UBTTIOUs YOUNG MAN, AGE 21, DE-
Si-rs A good position Of any kind with
.sv.oCsmeut; reference exchanged. BOX
425-C, Herald ONCE. 80
POSITION AS CARPENTER IN HOTEL
or apartment house. or work Of any kind.
W. 32S st. nv. "a
MOST RELIA BLE MIDDLE-AGED
vbite man desires oositiOn Of some re-
r,onSibiIty; would accept position as night
.trhman at bank or building lISS. 18th
st. NV, second BooE. LOU
I-0 ANYONE WISHING PRIVATE DANG
inE lessons given at their home will please
address C. Q. b, I'D 4th 81. Sc. !-oOo
YOUNG MAN OF Ex~PERdENcE ~ b, WlS5Es
1Ssition Of any kind. BOX 42SI, Her
osice 1-SOS
yOT=NG MAN WISHES POSITION AS
bSrber; experienced. BOX 424-C, Herald
,rics. 1-So1
WoPK OF ANY KIND BY YOUNG MAR
I'D man; white; auto driver and HANDY
,-,tS tools W. 326 st. NV. BOX $50
WEgTED-POSITION AS PORTER OR
"s,,5T man around apartment house.
ruGRIEs BROWN. AS 9th st. sw. 2-2S4
EyPERTFNCED HOUsEMAN, JANITOR
- Dorter desires position. Address
Jesse sIMMs. 1898 22nd st. NV. 2-2S5
VOTING MAN WANTS POSITION AS
oTsyator operator; three years experience
,.Ss-snce; neat in appearance. BOX 449-C,
Herald office. E-zoo
gOTsEMAN, ALL-ROUND, EXPERT
.ncsd: coIored; references. BOX 434-o.
Herald Office. 20
IUDnTEAGED MAN WISHES POSITION
a. .Ie7ator operator or watchnan. b. G.
WILLIS eO5 5th St NV. l-713
YOCNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
sistant bookkeeper. BOX 5000. Herald
olice- 1SIS
srENOGRAPHER, AVAILABLE DAY AND
5fxht, at office Of Calvert Commercial
Service, 1903 st. NV. Cbasemen). Main
1851. <eI
WISTED-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
in twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
thiTtr years experiences. 500 Massachusetts,
ave. nv. 8 70 p. ms Mr. RUSSELL