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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

Ing solo was given b. Will Shultz.
on Monday afternoon the union
Memorial services were held at the
same place. the address given by
Rev william Camheld OF Niles M
SIC was furnished by the Berrien
Springs band and Will Shultz xii
patrick Post. Major Murdoch Cir
Gle and the American Legion Post
were IN attendance and at the close
or the service. they marched 20
Rose Hill cemetery and decorated
the graves Of their departed mem
bers
Miss Mae Henise. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. VI. y. Henise, and Mr..
Paul Quimby were married Mon
day evening at the Adventist church.
They were both graduates OF the
1921 class at the Z. NJ. college.
The members Of the high school
enjoyed a picnic at Indian Lake
Saturday.
Rev William Fuchs entertained
his mother. Mrs. A. Fuchs. and his
sister. Mrs. Caring OF Philadelphia.
over the weekend.
Among the VISITORS mere MONDAY
were Mrs. Kate Pencil, South
Bend. Mr. and Mrs A. T. Dester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ocker. La
Porte. Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Myers.
Goshen: Will Mars. DR.. G. S. Greene
and family, DIT. T. L Templin and
family, Gary; Mrs. Charles Riden-
houre. Mrs. Morgan Finch. Mrs.
Clara Todd and son Elliott, Gordon
Gaugler and son George, Charles
Berkey. Chicago; Earl Pennell,
Buchanan; Mrs Dolph Repine, Mrs.
VIII Burge, Niles: Henry Summers,
Mrs. G. l.. WOuam, Benton HarbOr;
Mrs. Jone Hawblitz, LakeWlle, Ind:
Roy Beckwith, Valparaiso; Mrs
Luty aMloY Three oaks; Louis
Samson and family. Homer. Mich;
MI and Mrs. Pearl Burgoyne, Buch-
anan; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sturgis,
South Bend: Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.
Wheeler, Miss Ella Heifner, Three
Rivers: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wat
son, Mrs. Ada watson, Chicago.
Miss Jennie Burton was a week
end visitor with friends IN Benton
Harbor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
Goshen Grocery Boy is
Missing; So is Money

Special % The News Times;
GOSHEN. Ind, June Goshen
police are looking for Milo Seewald.
Is. son OF J. r. SeewaId. Of this city.
and who was employed as delivery
boy for Jacob Rohrer, a Goshen
grocer.
Tuesday Rohrer gave Seewald
S14e-S7c in cash and $40 IN checks
with instructions that he should de-
post II &c the credit OF the Rohrer
account at the Elkhart County
Trust CO. Nothing has been seen
Of SeewaId since he left the grocery
store and started for the bank.
Police here have learned that the
boy cashed a $40 check at the City
National bank.
A young brother OF Seewald COM
mitted suicide a few years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

cause OF strenuous objections ~ tho
Park board members Themselves. tha
bin was killed in The senate. The
Park board In South Bend has been
organized for 10 years ard has -four
members II $1,000 per year DO tho
proper figure. and the board hai ale
ways received This salary. then the
city would have paid up On th.s tlms
nearly $4,000 IN salaries Co the Park
board. As they serve without PAY.
however, this amount has been eavet
20 the city 4 few years ~ added
service VIII be enough Or pav FOR The
whole Natat0rlum
The Park board having had the
stamina, and the temerl.y 20 go
ahead with what IT, considers tho
broadest minded and bes- policy.
fully expects from now on that the
Tribune viii continue 20 ride it for
going against public sentiment,
which means the Tribune. but lt ir-
sists on the right OF acting according
20 its own judgment. nevertheless.
even though 10 has no newspaper 20
come back with every day. % cry
public sentiment. or the women
or intense feeling.
Now shall we visualize South
Bend as a weakened. narrow. penur-
ious old dame. or shall we rather pic
ture her as lovely and loving young
sprite. in soft flowins robes. with a
diadem browning her hair on which
are emblazoned the words. Progress.
Enlightenment Contentmente Why
shall we not adopt Chicago-s wonder
ful slogan wiut'2
Respectfully submitted.
Board OF Park Commissioners -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

Gold assaying SCI "a ton has been
discovered IN the Gatineau district,
Quebec. so miles north Of Ottawa
More than $4,000. 600 was stolen
in postal robberies last year: S.
100000 recovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

later period. the board hopes 10 have
another Natatorium in some other
part 81 the city. Perhaps difficulty
on this score might be averted by
those who are loudest in their crit
icism coming across with a donation
90 the Park board with an equally
valuable piece Of property elsewhere.
DO we hear a second2
shall South Bend stand still
shall IL 60 backward. or shall II pro
gress2 All YOU thinking. forward
looking citizens - the constructive
element. we meau-wiIl YOU be with
as? Surely you will. Besides. YOU
viii hardly feel the issue OF the
bonds. as their repayment extends
over a number OF years. You are
still paying or the bonds OF the
court house each year. but YOU do
not know it or realize IL. ANY fine.
progressive city must go in debt 10
reap any benefits. Just the same as
any individual Show Us a city that
is not doing so. and we viii show you
one where its people are diferenc
only from those in a cemetery be-
cause they are standing up. Il is
our belief that people. after all. do
not so much object 10 a slight differ
ence in taxes rs they do 10 a mis-
use of funds. They are usually sat
isied If they get tangible results and
the money is carefully and sensibly
used. The board does not intend ex-
travagance. It VIII apply common
sense. that is all
Boards Pay Raise Killed.
AT the last session Of the legisia-
ture a bin was introduced 10 paw
the Park board members a salary
Of $1,000 per year. or nearly $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
announcements

Mrs. Chester Montgomery and
Mrs Dalton Moomaw will discuss
the problems of immigration, partic-
ularly touching on the Japanese
question at a meeting of the League
of Women Voters to be held Monday
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Friday Friendship club will
meet Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. w. r. Schiffman, 522 w.
Navarro st.
The Parent-Teachers' association
of Elder school will meet Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the au-
ditorium of the school. Mrs. W. NJ.
Shirley Will speak on Art" Mrs.
+. Battenburg will give a vocal solo.
and a piano duet will be presented
by Mrs. G. Whiteman and Mrs. f.
Bunch. A tableau will be given at
the close Of the afternoon, in which
the members of the association and
the children of the school viii par
ticlpate.
The Wanita Sewing circle Will
meet Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Chester Chnk, 524 E. Mon
roe st.
An important business meeting OF
the South Bend Woman's club will
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock
in the club rooms. All members are
urged TO be present.
The d. A. r. luncheon will be
held Friday at l o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Irwin, 405 Lincoln
way w. The assisting hostesses for
the afternoon will be Mrs. J. Gibbs
Miss Hoagland, Mrs. T. J. Swantz,
Mrs. Benjamin Croft and Mrs. Evan
Shirk.
The Home Service department OF
the First Presbyterian church will
hold its monthly social Friday af-
ternoon at the manse at 2:30 o'clock.
The hostesses will be Mrs. j. w.
Shidler. Mrs. ]. F. Fetters. Mrs.
Horace Fox, Mrs. D. NJ. Coen. Mrs.
II. F. Schadt, Mrs. Gilbert Dunklin
and Mrs. John McHenry. All women
of the church are invited to attend.
The department OF civics and
philanthropy Of the Progress club
viii hold a business meeting at S:lo
o'clock Friday afternoon in the CLUB
rooms. Mrs. Harvey DelleT will pre-
sent a talk on. Child Welfare"
The Ideal Embroidery club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Ed. La
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
BUCHANAN.

Clarence Dunbar has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff in Buchanan.
Mrs. Marietta Jones of Windsor,
Canada is visiting Miss Verna John
son. Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss
Marietta Karl Of Coldwater, Mich.
The high school basketball team
lost It's final game Of the season
here Saturday night 10 the Three
Oaks five by a score of % to 25.
Ray Stevens has returned from a
visit with friends in Bourbon and
Nappanee, Ind.
Mrs. c. J. Strang is visiting friends
and relatives in Grand Rapids and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Pangborn have
Grand Ledge, Mich, this week.
returned from Cedar Springs where
they were recently called by the
death of Mr. Pangborns mother.
Lester Parkerton spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents in Ber-
rien Springs.
r. w. Pears, of South Bend, was
in Buchanan Saturday and Sunday.
The Buchanan All-Stars basket
bali team has returned from a tour
through northern Indiana Among
the places where the team played
were Plymouth. Bourbon. Nappanee,
and LoganSport.
Prof. w. D. Henderson, head Of
the University of Michigan extension
division. will lecture in Buchanan
Friday evening at the meeting OF
the parent-teachers association. His
subject will be Dollars and Sense
in Education"
Regular meeting Of Ralph Rum
baugh Post OF the American Legion
will be held in the legion rooms
Thursday night. March II. A new
membership drive is being directed
throughout the township.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Howe were in
South Bend Sunday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
AMERICAN LEGION
ARRANGES PARADE
Studebaker Band to Head Pro
cessiOn IN Honor of
Basket Tourney.

Arrangements for the American
legion parade Saturday afternoon in
honor Of the state basketball tourna-
ment which opens here Friday and
continues Saturday were announced
Thursday at the legion headquarters.
Headed by the Studebaker band
Of as pieces, the parade will start
at 1890 at Michigan and Bronson
SITS, and will march north to Colfax
av., leaving Michigan ST., there and
going west TO Main st. The parade
will then turn south on Main ST.,
and will march to the Y. NJ. c. A.
building at Main and Wayne SITS.
Here the Studebaker band will give
q concert.
The legion committee on housing
announced Thursday that arrange
ments have been made TO care for
all visiting members Of the legion
and their families during the tourna-
ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
FINAL CONCERT OF
SERIES SUNDAY
South Bend Symphony Or
chestra to Give Closing Pro-
gram at Oliver Hotel.

The final concert Of a series OF
five given By the South Bend Sym
DhOny orchestra under the direc-
ton Of F. II. Ingersou will be heard
Sunday afteroon at five o'clock IN
the Tapestry room Of the Oliver no.
tel. Miss Dora Hershenow. pianist.
viii render a solo number. The
program follows:
March Carnavelesque $500. Friml
Andante from the Surprise
symphony -----..--..... Haydn
Reverie ........... Vieuxtemps
Concerto No. /, OPP. % w
............ NIendelssOhn
(a) Andante
OBJ Presto
Miss Dora Hershenow
Overture to the nterlude-Suzanne
Secret-wolf Terari
Symphony B Minor CUnfinished)
....... ............ ShuDert
(a) Allegro Moderate
(b) Andante Con Motto
Three Dances .CNell Gwyn) German.
(a) Country Dance
Cb) Pastoral Dance
Co Merrymakers' Dance.
The South Bend Symphony or
chestra has been engaged to play
at the st. James Episcopal church
on Easter at five o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

An unusually violent bump Of the
train. which it seemed TO my
troubled, fitful sleep. had been do
ing nothing but bump all night long,
brought me bolt upright on my mar
row couch with wide-open, terrified
eyes.
Tor an instant I had no idea
where i was a troublesome little
idiosyncracy Of mine-and came
periiousIy near screaming with
panic. That I remained silent was
a source Of almost prayerful thanks
giving when / became conscious OF
my head is properly fastened on
Browns big black eyes fixed with
speculative malice upon me.
"A little bit hipped, aren't you
dearie2" she queried sweetly, rails
ing herself on one elbow But 1
don't blame you. This engine has
done everything but stand on !ts
head all night long"
put a firm rein upon my nerves
and erked them into shape To show
any sort of weakness before Rita
Brown had somehow become intol-
cradle 10 me.
1t succeeded in doing that just
now. didn't it?" 1 queried carelessly.
Il am not quite sure even yet that
my head is properly Fastened on
my body"
1T was a bump" she admitted.
Wonder where we are?"
She pulled up the heavy curtain
Of the car window as she spoke.
and we both Involuntary caught
our breaths at the beauty OF the
sun tipping the soft green Of the
cedars and the brown of the } her
trees still in their winter dresa
For a long minute we slle. y
drank il in, and 1 forgave r a
Brown much for the true artist spirit
which stilled her flamhoyant
tongue
But the sight Of the sun male me
think Of something else besiCe it's
beauty. 1t bestirred me to consul
tation Of my wrist watch. AS 1
looked up l saw Rita watching ne,
and knew that she had read my
thought
The price of tips must have gone
up, dearie,' she drawled. 4 thought
you gave that cullud gentleman
enough to make him remember your
call. but evidently he didn't think
So"
The spell Of our mutual admira-
tion of the beauty framed by our
car window vanished. If there is
any single word in the English
language when . detest more than
another it is the appellation dear
lie" when applied to myself. 1 could
cheerfully strangle any one who
calls me by it.
I did not trust myself to answer
the hooking mirth Of the girl across
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

The Bee Hive club held an all-day
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Doyle
Smith. 236 y Notre Dame av..
Thursday. in celebration OF the birth
day anniversaries Of three OF its
members, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. a. Medic
and Mrs Emma Reid. The decOre-
lions were in green. appropriate TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
Revelations of a Wife
My Heart and My Husband
BIZ ADELE GARRISON

the narrow aisle. so I pushed the
call button for the porter, and ris-
ing hastily wrapped myself IN my
kimono. skipped my feet into mules
and stationed myself just behind the
door TO wait for the porteTs knock.
Behind me I heard the rustic OF the
bedcl0 thing turned back, the i'm
pact OF Miss Browns feet again 81
the floor, and knew that she was
hurrying out OF bed in order TO dress
and be ready for the trip around
Washington az soon as 1.
At the porter's low knock 1 opened
the door enough 10 speak through it
a trifle sharply. I must confess, for
had tipped him rather literally.
and his neglect annoyed me.
Did ] not tell you to call me in
time TO see Washington? 1 asked
and was instantly made aware by
the expression of the mans face
that in some way 7 had made my
self ridiculous.
IT know. Miss" he said deferentl-
ally, but yuh see, we won't reach
Washington fob two hours yet most
probably"
OH" 1 exclaimed blankly. Be-
fore I could question him further,
Rita Browns voice struck in across
my shoulder
"Why is that?"
Engine trouble. Miss" the man
returned. Yves had a pow'ful lot
OF troubles through the night"
l. ,rrr
are only fit for the scrap head any
way" she interposed tartly. but the
mans only recognition OF her re-
mark was a slight bow IN her gen.
eral direction. A sudden reccollec-
ton Of the time schedule made me
utter another question quickly:
But we are scheduled TO start
out of washington at 9 O'clock. If
we are so late in getting there, will
there be a stop long enough TO adj
NIT Of any sightseeing?"
cit am very doubtful, Miss" with
the reluctance Of his race to admit
anything unpleasant for a question
er.
Rita Browns voice struck in again
this time With touch Of alarm.
Where is the diner put on?"
The porter hesitated for just the
fraction Of a second. Then he
answered reluctantly:
Not until after we reach Wash
ington."
The porter stepped aside to let
some one pass him. As he did so
the girls voice shrilled out vulgarly:
81 suppose that means Richmond.
We shall be starved by then"
The passenger turned his head
quickly. attentiveIy, and then passed
on as swiftly. And I, with little
start, recognized Maj. Hugh Grant
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

Dough. COS E. Jefferson blvd. Friday
afternoon.
The Woman's auxiliary of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
will meet Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. T. H. Shumaker, 7O6
Rex st. The hOstesses for the af-
ternoon will be Mrs. Hugh Dunna-
hoo, Mrs. A. NJ Moore. Mrs. A K.
Weiger. Mrs. II. Z. Smith. Mrs. +. f.
Hill, Mrs. W. G. NIcMannis, and Mrs
f. G.. Kreis. All members are re-
quested to bring their pocketbooks
and baskets, and all church members
are invited to be present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

Col. G. Seymour Bullock spoke be-
fore the Mothers club of the Lafay-
cite school Wednesday afternoon in
an effort to start a civic center and
playground at the school. Twenty
five members were present. Miss
Cline the school nurse gave talk
and the sixth grade presented two
song numbers. Primary Election
Laws was the subject OF a talk by
Mrs. Earl Hummer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
FILswORTHs ANNOUNCE

the arrival Of a new collection of
their original creations for spring
bought under the personal direc-
ton OF your buyer while in New
York this week. Included are new
Wraps Frocks, Suits, Bonnets and
Blouses.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE,
Value Giving Our Hobby.
9SOS-1s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
SOUTH BEND PLANS
FOR EASTER

with delightful Ellsworth cos
tunes Come and inspect the beau
tlful frocks. wraps, suits and blouses
your buyer purchased while in New
York this week
THE ELLSWORTH STORE,
South Bends Leading Fashion
House.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
EIhsMORTHs ANNOUNCE

the arrival of a new collection of
their original creations for spring
bought under the personal direc-
ton OF your buyer while in New
York this week. Included are new
Wraps Frocks, Suits. Bonnets ana
Blouses.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
Value Giving our Hobby.
9SOS-1S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

Fifteen friends pleasantly sur
prised little Miss DorOthea Harding,
81 S. Main St, Thursday afternoon,
the occasion being her 10th birth
day. Games were enjoyed, and a
birthday cake was a feature of the
afternoon. Decorations were in
green, appropriate to st. Patrick's
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
SOUTH BEND PLANS
FOR EASTER.

With delightful Ellsworth cos
tunes. Come and inspect the beau
tiful frocks, wraps. suits and blouses
your buyer purchased while In New
York this week.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
South Bends Leading Fashion
House.
98Og-1S
Evening star., 1921-03-03
PERSONAL

WIiI. NVT FOR ASH IMMEDIATELY i
portion Of rear y"Tr lot ANYWHERE in city f"r
business pu'u'sss. send ~Eetch lot. location
ctc. I. /. MURPHY. Address Box s6S star
Office. q
RATS. BEDRCGS. WATER RUGS. R0AcHES.
f"as, eytermnatei frc your home. GEO.
SAPP. 800 Ce,ora 10 bldg. Phone Main $50
ma3ls
DR.. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH SPE.
c:slisf-My electric treatment is proving Won
de.fullv successful. I absolutely guarantee re
lel Consul;ation free. 1877 l. ST. Ph: Er. ID,
FRhi'( HD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE. ESrAS'
LlSHE.' THIRTY SIN YEARS. SUITE 2is
SOUTHERN ECIl-niS,;. PHONE FRANKLY
6dnO. ANY LEGITIMATE CAUSE. ALL SEC.
1lUNS. NIGHT PHONES. COLUMBIA l92A
AND COLUMBIA 1SaU-J. ap26'
Evening star., 1921-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

q W | \ q II other business.
will sell a fiSh-class rooming
and boarding house; furnished
new: house filled; income over
81 500 month. Can be doubled.
Dlnins-room capacity. sixty. Lo-
Gated downtown, best section,
Address Box 122-S. Star Office. y
Evening star., 1921-03-03

SHOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Herman's De.
SHOE SALESMAN wanted ;
thoroughly experienced. Perma-
nent position. with good salary.
Apply Hirsh's Shoe Stores, 1926
1923 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
OPPORTUNITY.

DO YOU know snch man or mon:
E"tween - and 10 years of age not AFRAID
"' hard work and recognized by his friends
and acquaintaIres ail-rouni hustler.
WI" has had several years r>E-rienre a>
lifn inSnran"" salesman Industrial and ordi-
naryi and organizer.
Who he relied upon to take charge Of
an established agency. open new territory or
act aS home office Inspector, etc.
If -. on" "r the best companies in tn"
country can Use the services Of a few such
men.
e 'rrespondcncn confidential.
Atdr"ss Box 124-S. Star office. g.
LOCAL COMPANY VIII dispose of limited
amount OF stock now paving ~ per month
mr.: trusts. fulI rynlanatjon Of tho plan
VIII fully convince yuu nf the desirability OF
a,.tng ut once. Address Eny 13n-S. Star office.
81. .im-NE.,E BEER and lunch place. inrlui-
ing rooms: cheap rent: doing good business
VIII sacrifice 10 first reasonable offer; good
r..a~,n for srlling. 3059 " 81. NV.
YoT WOULD naturally BE- interested in put
ting II few hundred or few thousand dollars
to work il you received an immediate guar
antee Of per cent on your Investment and n
r"as1nab b" assurance that il would mean n
it making YOU wealthy. Not in an oil we'll.
Il gold mine. experiment. hut in Il
proven and successful concern that is revo-
established itself firmly in New York city.
1t has among its clientele some of the most
noted concerns of the country.
1t does not require a great deal of vision
I" see such a product as this in every fac
tory: Office building. department store, hos
pital. cafe. hotel. etc
Hence. in order TO establish a nation wide
business, chain must be set In operation
throughout the country.
The business has been building consistent
~ and soitdiy. and. III order TO meet the de
mand for its service. must expand. Addi-
tonal capital is needed and the opportunity
is open to you for limited time 10 become
Il shareholder in concern already q sue
cess.
Address Box 1888 City Post Office.
ILL HEALTH reason | desire 10 sell good pay
ing waist and hosiery department in well estah-
lished, high-grIde speciality shop lorated in
the heart of the shopping district of Washing
some kindred lines. Address 4. s.. GIL West
l.2nd st. New York city. Ant. 3. ~
UNLISTED SECURITIES bought and sold
quick turnover: quotation list mailed. Call or
address Riemer Company. District National
Bank bldg. Washington. u. G. %
HAVE \ CLIENT for dry goods and notions
business with living rooms. Will consider buy
in: property. What have you TO offer. Nd
dress Box 119S Star Office
s.. 200 WILL BUY manufacturing confection-
cry, bakery. ice cream and lunch parors. 231
Pa. ave. Sc. -
GROCERY STORE-Old established place on
PARTNER WANTED-I want a capable man
growing business; only $500 required: n large
return your investment Is assured particu-
lars. Address Box 103S. Star Office. 3'
SMALL HOTEL for sale: electric lights: mod
ern; baths: centrally located. Address BOX
l10-S. Star office. So
TAXICAR BUSINESS for sale; cars; 81, 800.
Address Box 231-S, Star office. A.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

statesmen.
IF YOU HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE. ARE
NOT AFRAID OF WORK AND CAN FUR
NIsH BOND LET ME- SHOW YOC A CLEAN.
CUT OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE 500 TO 500
PER WEEK. CALL MANAGER, MAIN 475S.
RETwEEN AND Pm.
.SALESMEN-Do you want a
permanent position, calling on
business men with the best-sell-
ing offer on the market today ?
We require three men of pleas
ing personality in our Washing
ton Office; promotion rapid; ad-
ditional Offices being opened as
rapidly as men are available :;
give age, sales experience, ex-
ecutive experience and telephone
number in answering. Address
Box 2O6-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
CAI.FSMFN.

A WELL. KNOWN LOCAL FINANCIAL IN
STITUTIoN HAS OPENINGS FOR THREE
Statesmen: EXPERIENCE NOT
ABSOLUTELY NHESSARY. But STRONG
PERSONALITY AND CONSISTENT WORK
WILL, PRODUrE AN INCOME SELDOM
REACHED IN OTHER LINES. DETAILS AT
INTERVIEW. ADDRESS BOX 12l-S. STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

SALESWOMEN, experienced,
for women's ready-to-wear ap-
parel, millinery and laces; also
women who can operate hem
stitching machine, for art needle
work department. Apply Supt.
The Palais Royal, 11th and G
SITS.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

SALES ESLADIES-Over IS
years. Apply at once. The
Fruit & Nut Shop, 1921 G st.
NV.