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ENGAGED TO LIEUT.. BoGERr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Boch-
man of Philadelphia have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Esther Jean Bochman. to Lieut. Edward
Osgood Bogert. United states Marine
Corps. American Legation Guard. PclSin,
China, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Law
renee Bogert of 1190 Madison avenue,
New York city,
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ELLICOTT-WELLs.

Mr.. Eric Hapworth Beverly Ellicott,
who said he was n playwright. and Miss
Anna Augusta Wells. who gave her oc-
cupation as artist were married in the
chapel of the Municipal Building to-day
by Acting City Clerk Michael - Cruise.
Mr.. Eliicott Is a son OF Mr. William FL
licott of $40 West Fifty-seventh street.
The bride lives at 155 West Seventy fifth
street, and is daughter of Mr.. Frank
A. Wells.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LAUBHEIM.--Th family OF the late Max
I.aubheim wish to extend their most sim
cere thanks to relatives and friends for
kind attention during their recent be
reavement.
STRAUSS.-Mrs. Albert and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Strauss gratefully acknowledge
with since thanks your kind expressions
OF sympathy in their late bereavement.
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JOHN M,NAULL WILSON.

John McNaull Wilson of 45 Harrison
avenue. Montclair. died yesterday of
heart disease IN Chicago. according TO
word received last night at his home.
He was born in Port Lush. Ireland, 81
years ago. He was "A chemical manu-
facturer and was president of the VIII
son Imperial Company of Newark. He
was A member of the Montclair Club.
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CONFIRM MATION S.

BrjRNsTfNE.-Mr and Mrs. Abraham a.
Burnstne, 306 West Tooth ST, announce
the bar mitzvah OF their son. Norman.
saturday February ., at the Jewish Cen
tire, i3i West seth St, New York.
IIAMNfER.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hammer
wish to announce the bar mitzvah of their
son, Robert Bernhard, Saturday. Feb
runry 5, at Temple Anschi Chesed. 114tii
st and Tth av.. at $3.50 A. NJ. No cards.
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BIR T HIS.

GANs.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Cans (nee
Fanny siegie). 1876 Sands St, Brooklyn,
announce the arrival OF e baby daughter
Jan 20 at Bushwick Hospital.
LEyY.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levy (nee
Helen Michaels), of Far Rockaway. n
daughter, on Friday, January 2s, at st.
Marks Sanitarium. Brooklyn.
PERI,--Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perl.
2iO West i0Tth at, daughter. on Janu-
ary 2s, at 6.4j Pm. Mother and daugh-
ter doing well.
TUOMSON.-Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Thomson,
600 West 10th ST.. announce the birth OF
a con on January 20, storn's Sanitarium.
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UNIV VEIL IN CS.

DAvIS.-E1isa. Monument erected In mefn-
ory OF my dear wife and our devoted
mother VIII be dedicated on Sunday. Janu-
airy go. 1921, 3 30 p. NJ sharp. az Linden
Hill Cemetery. Brooklyn. Edward Davis
and family.
RIESS.-UnveIliug OF monument erected 10
the memory of Henrietta Rless (nee Well
burg), beloved wife of Ralph Ricss. will
take place on Sunday. February q, at ,
o'clock, at Mount Carmel Cemetery. In
case of lnclement weather postponed TO
February 90
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pAPAL NUNcIo DEAD.

LA PAz. Bolivia. Jan. 2S.-Monsignor
Caoli. Papal Inter-Nuncio to Bolivia and
Peru. died here yesterday. As n result,
the Bolivian Presidential Convention
suspended its session to-day. delaying
the election OF the First vice-President.
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MISS JENNINGS ENGAcED.

Mr.. and Mrs Philip p. Jennings of
81 West Fiftieth street and Old Ben
nngton, VT. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth L.
jennings. TO Mr.. Kari Hamien Martin
Of Bennington.
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CEN JUsTINIANo BoRGoLo.

LIMA. Peru, Jan. 2s.-Geu. Justiniano
Borgolo. former President of Peru, who
died early this week, will be buried with
official honors.
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DIES IN HER IosTH YEAR.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Jan. 29-Mrs.
Anne Lizea Philips Hastings died here
to-day in her 10Sth year. She was born
In F,raningham, Mass, where she was
married. Her husband died many years
ago.
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WASHINGTON,

The Argentine Ambassador and Nine
LIE Breton were the guests OF honor las
evening at dinner given by Mrs. Cronl-
well Brooks, who has as her guests DR.
and Mrs. Preston p. Satterwhite of New
York.
The Charge d'Affaires of italy and
Nine. Brambilla gave luncheon yester-
day. having among their guests Mrs
Frederick Keep. Mrs. Hare Lippincott
Mrs. Grafton Minot. P. II. De Beaufor,
and Rear Admiral Long, U. S. N.
Mrs. George Cyrus Thorpe gave a tea
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. John Elliot,
or Newport. who has been her guest for
week. Mrs. Elliott is the daughter OF
Julia Ward Howe.
The Countess d'Ursei and Mrs. Henry
r. Loomis of New York are visiting Miss
Gertrude Myer.
Mrs. Baker, wife of the Secretary OF
War. headed the receiving party yester-
day afternoon at the third of the tea
dances given by the Army and Navy
Juniors.
Mrs. L. L. Reamy of New York is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mrs. August Belmont OF New York is
passing few days at the Hotel Lafay-
cite.
Mrs. William Curry Harllee gave a tea
Yesterday afternoon for Mrs. David
Evans or Chicago. who is visiting her.
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ROBERT G. WILKINS.
Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C.. Jan. 20.

Robert G. wilkins. member Of the
Metropolitan and other clubs and we'll
known In Washington, died yesterday
OF heart disease He was 46 years of
age and son of the late Beriah Will
kins. one time owne: Of the Washington
Post
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DINNER TO LIEUT.. FARRELL.

Lieut. Farrell. naval balloonist. will
be the principal guest at the National
Vaudeville Artists Bohemian night at
the clubhouse In West Forty-sixth street
tonight. He viii speak ON his expert
ences in the Canadian wilds.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. C. Douglass Green of 40 East
Seventy-ffth street gave a luncheon yes
terday for her daughter, Miss Eleanor
Lee Flagg. who with be introduced to So
ciety next year. Among the guests We're
Misses Margaret w. Dawson, Mary Wis
tar Norris. Cynthia Bigelow, Frances
Drury, Laura Mabon, Virginia De Ha-
ven. Rose Bullard and Barbara f.
Hooker
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Taylor gave a
small dance at 701 Park avenue last
night for their daughter. Miss Marion
Taylor and one hundred of her young
friends.
Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, will
give a reception this afternoon at 1877
East Thirty y-seventh street for her grand
daughter. Miss Sylvia Van Rensselaer,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay Schieffeln
have gone to Hampton. Va.
Mr. Ogden L. Mills, who was guest
of his father, Mr.. Ogden Mills, in Califor-
ria. viii arrive in New York to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank will
give a reception, followed by a tea, next
Tuesday at their new house, 16 East
Sixty-seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scribner will
shrt for Panama on February ~.
Miss Suzanne Pierson will start next
Saturday for Palm Beach, to join her
mother, Mrs. j. Fred Pierson, Jr
Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar gave a
luncheon at her house yesterday and
started afterward for Tuxedo Park, NJ
Y. to pass Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray Young will
give dinner February and take their
guests to a theatre.
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry, who has
been visiting his father Mr.. Elbridge T.
Gerry. has returned to Washington. Mrs.
Gerry, who is at the Plaza, viii join him
there this week.
Mr.. Charles Steele will start for Cli-
max, N. c., February II for fortnight's
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Berwind win
give dinner on February 2.
MT. and Mrs. Elbert Fl. Gary are en-
tertainirg several friends over Sunday at
their house in Hicksville. l.. l.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould will start
Tor the South late next month.
Mrs William Lowe Rice gave a dinner
last night
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo D. Armstrong
OF Riverside. Conn.,. have arrived at the
Fiaza Tor the remainder Of the winter
Miss Josephine Cotton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bell Cotton of 1000
Park avenue will give luncheon and
bridge party tomorrow for Miss Odette
Feder. debutante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fuller FEEDER, who will sail
next Saturday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Talmage of
Bernardsville, N. j.. are at the Chat
ham Hotel.
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ED.
Bexelius, Ragnar

Bexeiius, Ragnar McNulty. Sadie r.
Bamey. Susannah Nixon. Hugh J.
Buckley, James Norrie. Eloise l.. p.
Campbell, Allan B. Powers, G. j.
Canavan. James III. Price, Hanna
Carpentcr.IE. 7. kisbaie, Frank
Cohen Aaron s. Rosenschein. Henret
nalzell, Frank i. Schultz, Arthur Z.
Dell, Frederick c. NJ Sehwarz. Gustav
Fitch. Charles S. Sherding, Hattie
Goode Lizzie Tieman william A.
Guild, James j. Trautwein. Z. E. X.
HARLEY, Catherine uthoff. Adam f.
Haring, Adele Valentine. Nellie K.
Henry. Harriet Wagner Annie
Keller. Hugo p. Watts. Mary H.
Kronfeld. Frank White, Sophia p.
Millang, Charles Wild, Hattie V.
Mulliyan James r. Wilson, John Mach.
McCann. George Wright, Florence 5.
Mccormack, Mary Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo D. Armstrong
of Riverside, Conn.,, have arrived at the
Plaza for the remainder of the winter
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Mrs. William Curry Harllee gave tea
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. David
Evans OF Chicago who is visiting her
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

LOsr-IN FRONT OF HOTEL AsTOR AT
NOON SATURDAY. AIREDAIE TERRIER
WEARING; 4 GREEN COLLAR MARKED
hill, - 5TH AV.' WILL FINDER
BRING THE DOG TO THAT ADDRESS
AND RECEIVE REWARD?
TOST-Saturday Maltese terrier, small.
white woolly, with collar, vicinity River
side Drive. 104th ST.: reward. Mrs. O'RfAN.
312 Riverside Drive.
LOST-Dog, AIREDALE, male. name "Fris-
co. on collar. Reward, returned o. Orange
ST., B'klyn; no questions. Phone s294 Mair.
LOsT-Old white female toy poodle in Central
Park near 72d ST. liberal reward. no ques-
tlons. Plaza 6746.
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WANTED-HELP.
NrAY.E-rA~tau~aA

YOUNG MEN or boys, over 1e years: We have
an opening in our marking department.; no
experience required; We viii teach you the
/ laundry business. Address Boz SIX. Star
ONCE.
BIG OPPORTUNITY IN WIRELESS
Worldwide demand for trained young men at
government land stations, commercial land
stations, railroads, stock exchanges. news.
paper and press associations. police depart
ments. Post Once Department, civil service;
on the sea In the merchant marine. private
shipping companies, lake and ocean steamship
lines. Thousands Of new stations will open
Of these positions. Liberal pay. quick promo;
you desire or locate near yonr home. These
| are but few advantages offered the trained
wireless operator. National Radio Schools
Intensive training method prepares you quick
ly for entrance into the neld. Our graduates
now holding preferred positions in this line
Of work alf over the world. At present over
250 In our local classes and over 1000 taking
correspondence course. Course of study II
recognized by the Department Of Commerce,
who allow ten points on government exam.
ination to every graduate presenting our
diploma. Get into this rich and uncrowded
held and enjoy life. Get out of the hum mtrum
Of routine work into one that teens with op
portunity. diversion and interest; Complete
cents a day. Morning, evening and night
equipment for practical work. Our placement
bureau will secure you q position when you
graduate. New classes now forming. Act at
once. Write. call or phone n. 1876 for full
| information. National Radio School. 1345 Pa.
ave. NV.
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MILLINERY
SALESWOMAN..
BUSINESS WOMAN.

Experienced millinery sales
woman of refined appearance
and ability, for our French room.
Apply at once to millinery dept,
GOLDENBERG'S,
9Th aud K SITS. NV.
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statesmen who are alert and Keep in con
stant touch with new and most profitable sell
(stsmps scceptet) for April special issue
buyers directory number. The Novelty News
: f. Clinton st, Chicago.
EAf,EEMFSN wanted-Nen who have successful
sales records to sell wearpPoof mats; on mar
ket II years: nationally known ana used; every
doorway . prospect. especially ONCE buildings.
hotels, theaterx. stsres. clubs, restaurants
schools. churches. hospitals. elevators. homes;
leader in Its neld; GOOD men can make big
money aud build Q lucrative business. Ad-
dress Wear Proof Mat Co.. 2138 w. Fulton
st.. Chicago, Ill.
SALESMAN Tor representatiye sGndry line
who 10 now sallins on Washington d.ugsist.;
cemmissioa basis; correspondence confidential
Address J. g. Miller. l6 North Greene Bal.
6XEBJAEN-Wffts TOT list q lines and 9aii
particulars. Earn $7.6oo to $4,000 yearly.
perieneed. city Of travslfAg. Natl Salesmen's
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gWANTED-HELP.
=, NALE-Cnn&anueA.

l0gWANTED-HELP.
-,ra MALE-CSntinued.
!. La SALE PROBLEM
METHOD
OF Training in Higher
Accountancy
Is considered the most prac-
tical because of certain essen
tial features with which You
should be acquainted.
1t Saves You Both Time
and money,
And makes you efficient in the
professions that pay.
You can cash in on this
training.
So let us prove to you that
you cannot afford to waste your
unemployed hours.
DISTRICT BRANCH
LA SALE EXTENSION
UNIVERSITY,
oO5 1907 900 District National
Bank Bldg.
Franklin 5845.
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statesmen with car earn $500
to 81 900 or more monthly selling
.HORNEBLENDE ASBESTOS
FIBER FIRE-RESISTING
LIQUID COMPOUND. The
highest grade waterproof, ele-
ment-proof and fre-resisting
covering and preservative for
roofs and surfaces of all kinds.
Every building owner and build
er a prospect. Protected terri
tory. Commission basis; settle
ments monthly. Unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement to Field
Managers. NORTH AMER1-
CAN FIBRE PRODUCTS
COMPANY, CLEVELAND,
OHIO. x
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FEMALE.

APPRENTICES-we have openings for two
girls. around 30. single. to learn shampooing.
scalp treatment, facial massage and manicur-
ing; no charge for the training: steady work
after course ia completed. For informat tion
write Box 343-H. Star office. So
BEAUTY PARLOR MANAGER-State expert
Box 18TH. star ONCE. ~ 3s
BOOKKEEFER and cashier: must be quick and
accurate; references. Address BOX 127-k. Star
o0iCn
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REAL EBTATE 8ALEEMAN with machine
good opening. David e. Barry. 1907 H st.
REGISTERED PHARMAClsT-lood pay and
good hours; apply In own Handwriting; state
age. Address Box 18TH. Star ONCE.
SALESMAN WANTEDIA good chance for the
right man in reliable real estate ONCE. Must
ba capable and have own automobile. Address
Box 146-H. Star once.
SALESMAN-Expcrienced In selling coffee 10
grocery trade; permanent with oid-estabiished
concern: state age. experience. Address Boz
20s-H. Star office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to s4lf fountain sup
plies, beverages, etc. Apply Sunday between 10
and IL, or Monday morning. John d. Sheeran
sAI.EsMEN. two. in appliance dept; expert.
enced outside preferred. Arcade Electric.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

MAN to travel Tor base ball club; salary,
S175 a month and expenses: bond OF $3.50 re
quired Apply Monday. 10 to L.. II. c. Tan,
42G 9th ST. II. W. 3rd floor.
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II
qnired: Apply Monday: 10 to L.. r. c. Tai.
426 9th St NV, 3rd floor.
M A Mo assist manager, !
want a man to work with me in
Washington. He must be equip
ped with brains, character and
personality. The job is building
clientele for bona fde house OF
national reputation. | will assist
this man to develop himself into
a high position. The opportunity
is splendid for promotion and
large income. The associations
are the best, and the connection
is such as to attract the highest
type of man. If you feel that
your qualifications justify it, call
in person Room 23l Bond bldg,
600 am. and 4:30 pm. sharp.
MANAGER for exclusive club; must Be thor.
s:hiy experienced and well %
MBN. be detective. $50 800 weekly: travel
over world experience unnecessary. American
Detective Agency. go Lucas. st. Louis.
MEMS an hour; newest kitchen tool; every
woman will use 20 times daily; easy seller
big profits sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co.,
Desk 1905. Dayton. Ohio
MEN-$yO a week to special men to travel
by auto and install new stove converter in
country homes: wonderful invention; cook or
bake all summer without coal wood: no gas
or electricity needed. We furnish the auto.
Sample free Thomas Mfg. Co. Converter 305.
Dayton, Ohio.
MEN-S36 to $50 weekly in your spare time
doing special advertising work among the
families Of your city no experience necessary !;
Products Co., 1901 American bldg. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
MEN-Twenty 1--WE house to house canvassers;
quick sales. large pro6ts. See Mr.. Smith. 20
MESSENGER. $50 a month only bright, ac-
tive. white boys Is years over need apply.
Address Box 232-H. Star ofice.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR, thoropghly expert
enced good opportunity for right party. In
reply state experience. references and salay
expected to start. Addrcss Box 18Th. star
Office. 8e
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR,
experienced; permanent posi-
Ition; reference required. Apply
S. Hart, Mgr, Lansburgh &
Bro, 9TH st. NV.
OFFICE HOY S02 EoutKefn 6Ide.
REAL EsTATE sALESMAN with machine:
good opening. David e. Barry. 1907 H st.
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SALESMEN-

If YOU are between Is and As
and live wire, have the ability
and convincing personality to
sell the best proposition you
have ever looked into-some-
thing absolutely high grade and
legitimate, we can offer you a
permanent position. This is a
clean proposition for statesmen
of integrity and ability. For in
terview address Box 3l6-H, Star
Office
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wANTED-HEIP.

SALESMAN to sell stock OF chain stores Cor
porAtion. Call Main 1894.
6ALESMEN to sell nrst mortgage coupon bonds
yielding high rate Of interest; unusual propo-
sition; salary and commission. Write for ap.
pointment. Address Box 163-H. Star ONCE. g
statesmen
$4,000.
MANAGERS.
Are you q man who can take advantage Of Q
real opportunity? Do you know that we want
to pay good men $4,000 and more? We have
the money and a big corporation. Are you the
man7 Call in person Monday. TO 18th St.
NV. Room Is
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MAN TUE ttltpHOne lHstdIlHt1oH WHk! Hus'
understand color code and clearing trouble
Apply 402 Evans bldg, am. ~
MAN, experienced, for rug and
linoleum departments, to lay
linoleum and carpet; good posi-
ton. Apply before 1000 am,
Superintendent. S. Kann Sons
CO
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MALE.
BOY about 16, who has bicycle, to do
errnnds and help about. Apply to 733 14th
ST. NV.
ACCOUNTANCY-Be a c. r. A.: the highest
paid profession taught thoroughly in few
months Of home study by new system. under
the guidance Of II c. p. As Get free book
How to Learn Accountancy." International
Accountants Society. 6O4 Colorado bldg. office
open daily until pm.
positions in drafting profession: steady, con.
genial work; good pay Day or evening classes.
complete course to months; Information ~
to opportunities on request. Enroll now Co
lumbia School Of rraftiug. 18th and SITS. n.W
A MINISTER Of the gospel. having a college
degree. and good command OF Language. to
write religious papers during spare time at at
hcme. Call Columbian Information Bureau, 225
Pa ave
AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN
Prepare now for splecdid openings sooa avail.
able in this ne;d. Course Of sx to eight wseis
snly. American Motor School. 9th and ste.
NV. Phone \. 1919.
BIZ A DErECTIvE-Great demand; travel
Particulars free. Write. Dept. 943. American
Detective System. 1865 Broadway. n. Y.
permanent position; good salary. Address Box
192-H. Star Office.
PoYs, neat. white. without bicycles. Apply
Mr.. Simmons, 14l9 \. Z. aye. ave.
BOY. white. with bicycle. Apply soz z NV.
BOYS-l4 to II years Of age,
with bicycles, as message car
riers. Apply with recommends
tions to Mr.. Gerhold, 1907 G st.
NV.
BOYS-Wanted to serve The
Bulletin; does not interfere with
school; must have wheel; good
pay. Apply Mr.. Walter, The Bull
letin, $40 18th st. NV, I'd floor.
"a; GATH0LIo sALksM1SaHsTe'. % Her an o5S,1,.s; SSs "
.s .ssI .le.nee il your iossi branch. Does SO; 9;
oKeers 8 M % Co.. Room sie. ls1i p st. M w. =
CHINA PACKERS (white) at
once. Apply before 1000 am.
Superintendent, S. Kann Sons
Co.
-'"o r.', FRANKLIN 5oo2 Sunday or Nor ~
after Q pm.
C0PYHULDEK-Youna man to assist proof.
reader: average intelligence and speed essen.
t1ai: night s1de. NaOOnnl CnpifAi PRESS, lSlU-
IL d at. NV.
DENTIST wanted at once: must be registered:
good contractor extractor and impression man.
DRIVER for laundry route: $50 deposit re.
quired. The Barry Laundry. rear 70S Morton
DRUG CLERK Registered !;
good pay; excellent hours; ref
erences. John NJ. Thai, 2434
18th st. NV.
DRUG cLERK-Registered. permanent; nfst-
class trade; give age. experience and salary
expected. Address Box 3s1-E. Star Office.
EXPERIENCED MAN In gents furnishing
store: must have good reference. 337 Pa.
ave. NV. -
F1REMEN. brakemen (white). beginners, $780,
5000: Inter. $500 monthly. Address Railway,
Box 250-H. Star oA'ce.
FOREMAN for truck service station: excellent
opportunity for right man: experience in ma
full particulars. Address Box 213.H. Star
once.
FREE--Two full SOS courses in bookkeepiug;
Isookkeeper 4 Accountant, published monthly.
$. W.. 452 Pierce bldg. st. Louis.
GARDENER. country place. Va: married.
white or coiored. or single colorpd man. Cali
Hotel Powhatan. TO Pm Tuesday. Mrs.
Clifford. -
HOUsEMAN or second man, white. Apply
1872 Mass. ave. between 80 and or $3.50
snd O'Clock. A.
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BUNDLE WRAPPER; perma-
nent position; splendid oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply
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SpFTI1TTY Statesmen

SPECIALITY SAIIESMkN.
If you are willing to travel and have had
experience calling on dealers we have factory
direct proposition which will yield big returns.
Our line is staple and 500 per week is ordi-
nary for live salesman. Write for details
Great Eastern Manufacturers Co., 316 Wabash.
chicarn
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and IN OF: : best proposition ever OHtreu SuIts-
| man can easily make $1OO per week. Address
Box 4S-k Star Office
WE RECOGNIZE no competition because or
unique nature OF patented article exclusively
! owned by us. clearing upward Of $40 per day
for statesmen: government created demand II
YOU cannot sell this speciality you will fail sell
ing life preservers on sinking ship Jerome
Laadt, Pres. South Dearborn. Chicago.
WE WANT several local saIesmen for approv-
ed book record system adaptable to require
ments of IS per cent stores and business Of
turn: liberal commission basis; all or part
time; money maker for workers and now is the
time to sell it. The Business Methods Com
pany. 34i Munsey bldg.
81 MILES per gallon made with new patented
gasoline vaporizer. Write for particulars
Stransky vaporizer Co.. Pukwana. =. d.
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If YOU THINK IN TERMS
or Sc. 600 THIS YEAR
SALESMAN-For popular SELL
ing cigar; must be acquainted
with retail trade in Wash; good
salary to start; reference re-
quired. Address Box l8-K. Star
office.

GAf.ESMEN wanted to sell gummed tape and
sealing machines; gummed tape cheaper than
twine: big commissions: excellent opportunity
for live man. Write the H0kanson Company.
no Instl, XellS At Chich m
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FOUND.

BROOOH. more than two weeks ago: give
complete description and details, including
route and date. Address Box S7-h, STAR
DOG. brown Pomeranian; 18th and Q sts. For
further information inquire 1889 18th St,
ba sement entrance.
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SALESLADIES, experienced in
ladies suits dresses, coats and
millinery; permanent position
liberal salary and commission.