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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
(. w. Wick
DWeds Girl
In Albany

ost,ng account Of the
~ ~ Miss Gladys Gilbert
|p'''lss Dsruard W. Wick, whick took
~ at week in Albany, ap-
|T'e' ~ Il the Sunday Albany
|1'arsa 1a..t n The 1lu service was read read
|DsnO''qMl,a Masonic temple and there
|n tne ~ hundred guests In at
ssts ,.los loai Mr.. wick resided in sa-
/ |Rndan..sn about a year ago, wnen
pn un.i 10 Albany to have charge
y wen 'sa branch of Wick Brothers
\ !. tns company, located at tina; tnat
'i0tOr Mr., Mrs wick, who is a resi-
9l's, !, All Albany, attended william lam,
dent Diversity :, and was last year
u 'H,r,tsd aplys'il, from Albany college. coll &c.
gada'''Im u : member of Delta Phi So
rority. -. calem for the af-
' uuvssr rsre Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE
ialr We, and family. Mr.. and Mrs
VISA sa.,,ss Nv Wick, Jr., and family MIS- rs
| I1n',hi I,ssphine A. Snyder and two 'n'i-
dren. 80 nrinted in the
~ .rot follows in part;
psaiO' elaborate floral setting ana
ana A. musical numbers mark
sp's,s nv wedding of Miss GLADYS
e ci,sDrt ~ and Bernard W. vick
GsD0a a.s wedding at the Masonic
srSo ,..0e wednesday evening was
'spp - the largest social events
:, " NJ ! year. Rev. J. G. Spencer ol- !.
S,,ated with the ring ceremony nom,
l.,''t n.a hride's gown was Of ivory
y, ~, araped with silver lace
,s,D, q, attendants were Miss Murie
\ rVl r',Nsrt, maid of honor, and MIS-
u u.,sl Gilbert, of Portland MIS- MIS-
aS1si 1,ssi,a plake, of Portland, Mis-
4 Io,ise Austin, Of Albany ana MIS- Y
vlsalu,a ,% Mason, of Jefferson. Lit
x Miss Marjorie Metzgar, a
: SSvsr q girl, strewed rose petals II
~ natb of the bridal party. Mas
"s ,,,on Torbet was ring beare
"a Miss Genevieve Bodine an
+ ~, wsrv Louise oliver were trail
%a,s Issrors Melvin E. Snyder, neph
II f the bridegroom, was pes
man and the ushers were Wallac
akin. DR.. C. t. Norman, JONI
\ Jordan and Harold Hofflich.
Preceding the service Miss Rut-
4 Allen sang Possession" accom-
uapied by Lural Burggraf.
Love You Truly" and 20 Promis
Ne" we're sung by c. e. Jordan.
A reception followed the wed
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick left for a
attended wedding trip to Por'
land Tacoma and Vancouver, /
{ IIpon their return they will rt
dde at Ola East First street, A
kny.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
Engagement of
Calam Qou Annnuncad

&lem boy hIlIlOuIiCOu
OF interest to Salem friends Is
he announcement of the engage
nent Of Miss Bernice Bright, OF
The Dalles, to Richard d. Slater
q Salem. Mr.. Slater, who Is the
son Of Mrs. Fred S. Stewart OF
ills city, is a senior at oregon
AGRICULTURAL college. The follow
ing appeared in the oregonian OF
today:
An announcement of the en-
gsgement Of Miss Bernice Bright
oi The Dalles to Richard d. Slat-
G Of Salem was made by Mrs.
Mildred L. Bright, mother of the
Arde-eiect, at party given
Thursday evening by Miss Flor
nce Williams at her home in that
city.
Miss Bright is a junior at Ore
sun Agricultural college and pres
iisnt Of Kappa Alpha Theta So
rurity.
Mr.. Slater is the son OF Mrs
rs. Stewart of Salem, senior IN
civil engineering at the Oregon
Agricultural college and president
Of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Botn
young folk are popular socially.
Places at bridge were set foI
Misses oDrothy Cram, Hood Riv'
er; Norma Medler, jeanette Cros'
field, Amelia Sleeves, Edna Pease
Thelma Fritz, Beatrice Corey
Margaret Maier, Nell Haskins
Helen Schoren, Helen Finn, Mar
garet Sampson, Ethel Lowell ane
Anna Hoesch, and Mesdames T.
AWllliams, E. c. Blunt, Thomai
l. Bright and Mildred L. Bright
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
Edited by
4 Adelaide Y. Lake
Telephone 81
Ielepnone 6z

lory Beatty. contralto, sang "God
Makes Me Thine" About twenty
guests were present. Following
the service a wedding supper was
served. The couple will be at
home after October IS at College
Place, Washington, where Mr..
Wood will receive his B. A. degree
in June. Both the bride and
groom are we'll known in this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20

A total Of 572z separate claims
aggregating ss.414.5s3-zz were
andited BY the state department
during the month Of August ae-
eordIng TO a summary prepared By
secretary Of State Kozer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
Corvallis Woman
Guest of Sister Here

Mrs. R. X. Humphrey and son,
ed Humphrey, of Corvallis, were
week end guests at the home Of
Mrs. Humphreys sister, Mrs. A.
X. DeWitte. They came on Fri
day and returned to Corvallis
Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
Miss Babcock
Returns to College

Miss Amelia Babcock left on
Friday for Corvallis to enter her
second year at Oregon Agricultur-
al college. She is affiliated with
Alpha Chi Omega.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
! Couple Quietly
Married Sunday

Miss Coda Eva Farrier and
Earl L. Wood were quietly mar
ried on Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Wood,
on Broadway. The service was read
by the Rev, T. A. Hanson, Of
Walla Walla, Washington. Be-
fore the ceremony, Mrs. Vita NAL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
Eshekahs Observe
SeFentieth Anniversary

Hlenteth Anniversary
The Seventieth anniversary OF
Tie Rebekah lodge was observed
last night in the lodge room by a
lrugram followed by a social time'
shioyed by members of this order.
lie program consisted of the fol-
owing numbers: America,
nng by all; reading. Mrs. Will
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-20
Girls Leave
After Visit Here

After Visit Here
Miss Martha 0ehler, OF Lodi
California, and Miss Esther oen-
Her, of stockton, California. LETT
Saturday morning for the south
following a visit of two weeks In
Salem at the Albert oehler resi-
dence.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
WANTED-HEIP.


TAIL0ks 81. HELPER wanted At oace. Apply
TRAVELLING POSiTION-An old-estaplished
firm can offer good salary with SURE quick
Advancement 70 $50 or more weekly. to three
unincumbered women, 80 yeaf1 or older. free
to travel and seeking permanent position Re
training, willingness to work and character
enough to "stick." Wonderful opportunity for
right woman. by appointment only. Miss
Bettison. franklin 55a6.
WAIST DRAPERS, nnishers, helpers, expert
enced; write. 1926 Girard NV. -
WANTED-secretary. French and EnEiish
shorthand and typewriting essential. Cont
mental Trust bldg. Suite 402. Phone Franklin
720e.
wOMEN-Experfenced canvassers wanted for
an instalment house to sell household fur
nishings; salary and commission Apply 71o
st. ne.
YOUNG LADY to assist in office and do type
writing for afternoon only: experience unneces-
sary. Write at onca. Box 150-k. star Office.
YOUNG LADY wanted for general ONCE work.
with stenOgTaphic experience: permanent posi-
tion with advancement burroughs Adding
Machine Company. $40 18th st. NV. 7'
YOUNG LADY for bakery department. Ap-
ply go Pa. ave-. DIV. third floor:
YOUNG LADY for luncheo1ette counter. ex-
pcrienced preferred. Apply, ready for work.
Mccrory's Luncheuuette. In basement, All ~
ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY to wait on counter in high-class
confectionery store. National Personnel Service
Bureau. 302-30o Bond building. 18th and n. Y
Evening star., 1921-04-06

SALESMAN Young, expert
enced automobile sales m a n
wanted for Hupmobile sales
dept. A real opportunity for a
real, 1--we salesman. Only those
with real experience need apply.
9 am. Thursday or Friday.
Sterrett & Fleming, Inc, zl55
Champlain st.
Evening star., 1921-04-06

GIRL wanted In Q tailor shop finfsher on
Addres. % BOX eR. 3sR. sssf @ once. nes'enee' woman
HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN
Big demand; We train you for hish-salaried
positions In hotels, clubs. restaurants. cafe
s.. 500 to IS 900 q year: dozens own their own
full surroundinss: easy hours; dne living; fas-
c,natinx wo.k-these are only . few q the
waldorf 4sso1is: 2n.osia and other 'I1Uss sres;
hotels. which oner preference to our students
I M es ST1st
TRAINING SCHOOL. 1924 New York ave-.
WashinGt ton, D. G.
Is YOUR sALARY isrze enoash' AFe you
profession and share IN the luxuries 6f iife
Be doctor Of chiropracdc. n 1t Offers you
ssery Opportunity te better Jour condition; The
problems are dealt with. Master in your spare
time; Investigate the possibilities Of this ez-
Spinal Thefapy. I1f8 sf. NV
LADY Who b Interested q tho deveiopment q
rhan real estate. r. W. Ci.el. Main
LADY. middIe-ased. With e11ezseace. to fafe
dining room; STATE ezperienee. ase and salary
expected: w0uld consider man and wife. Ad-
drsS Boz 27e-K. Star ONCE.
iAhDADs AI01cLive. Ntente0 ana ute81xYs %
Leight's prodacfioos Of Twelfth Night and
Hamlet; evening reheazsAls: washington ap-
pdnance and then road bookings Of summer
resorts: bring photos. Apply in person today,
t01nosEoW and day nfta. 70 nnd $50 to
1407 Massachusetts ava, city.
LADIES. earn from rs to 175 Veek. Ma6elIe
Honour. famous En&iish beauty specialist. an
nounces the opening Of her school for instxue-
ton; marcel waving, IS; shampoo, curl. scalp
Treatment. facial and SINCE, SIS: manicurinG.
$: morning. afternoon and evening classes.
Col. 1Oas5. 3558 l4th st. NV.
LADIES between 3 and Is years q ago. to Be-
come branch store managers. National Person
and 81: q. ave
course in telephoae switchboard operating h
short. fascinating; costs litt1s; govsfnmsnt
clerks. take Advantage Of this opportunity;
0pef1toss In great demand an ever he com.
Try; day and night elassea. llutna School
l4th and Ney York ave.
AMs AND .WONRe-lf - vaat % iossess
yoaf preseat income. without cost and wltke1s
intsEfexiag With yoaE peessnt Xoek. atAesd on
RoA 90. 0eleeade hade. 6 b. .R0n, spt7s
MILLINERY TRIMMER and peeparer W1ated.
Address Boz 329-K, Star o@ee. Sc
NUR8HS WANTKD-A1Wa1s n I'D af rood
pay; learn at homo q apsss tms: eatirs I'd
ton can Be earned In tsw wseiS; "a earn
while yua learn. Special o(1e4. tnetuding fres
nWse's o1t1t. Write foe full part1eulafs. CAi-
esso School Of Nursing. al q. AshfaDd hlvd,
OPERAT0Rs O awnin6s .lseveIaiS, -eIpeFi.
e@ee. waiter ]. PToessr 6s@plaS. 10 to III 4
II 0t. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
WANTED-HELP.
~ nHuA

sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. National Per
sonnel Service Bureau, BOZ sos Bond building.
18th and n. Z. ave. -
TRUCK DRIVER; heavy duty.
Apply 7 am, Burr Bros. Garage,
Hanover st. NV.
vtLCAN1zER and Tetfead man. 40 18th st.
NV. 5--.. - -
vULCANIzER-Experien At once. 1904
IA. ave. NV.
vULCANIZER and retreader, experienced.
Ramsdell Tire Co.. 1872 14th st. NV.
WASTED-An all around, experienced real es-
tate salesman to take charge of Q real estate
strictly commission basis: all replies will be
treated strictly confidential. Address Box 3l7-k,
Star office, -..-s
wANTED-1.50O railway trafhc inspectors
No experience: train for this profession
through spare-time home study; easy terms:
teed or money back; outdoors; local or travel.
ing; under big men who reward ability. Get
free booklet N:6u. Stand. Business Training
Inst. Bnffalo. N. z.
MATHEMATICIAN be arst-class mechanic:
steady position; good salary. Salvatore Desio.
926 st.
YOUNG MAN. colored knowledge Of photog
raphy. 6S8 9 ct. NV.
YOUNG MES-A short training In our day or
night classes will At you for . wireless opera
tors position. The spring and summer demand
for our graduates on shipboard and at Land sta
tons will be the greatest in the history Of the
school Fascinating work, big salaries paid
and chance to travel il you desire. No previous
experience necessary. Get full details and
write. National Radio School, 1345 Pa. ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-06

YOUNG LADY to assist in of
fee; one who is quick and ac-
curate in figures and writes a
legible hand. Apply 2l1e 18th
st. NV
Evening star., 1921-04-06

EXPERIENCED saleswomen
for the following sections:
Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Waists, Millinery,
Underwear and Hosiery,
Corsets and Neg!iges.
Apply Employment Manager,
9Th floor, G st. Woodward &
Lothrop.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
Magazine and Book Men.

NJ A Mo assist manager.
want a man to work with me in
Washington. He must be equip.
ped with brains, character and
personally. The job is building
clientele for bona fde house oi
national reputation. l 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
Main 467 for appointment.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
FOUND.

1n550: "Flaptack"; reverse side, 9th En-
eineers, o. 8. A." Washington Animal Rescue
league. $40 Nd. ave. s.w.
FRATERNITY WATCH CHARM. Phone Clev.
1fs2- e
Evening star., 1921-04-06

MANUFACTURER wants salesman to wors
Washington and vicinity: references required
Address Cox 114-k. Star Office. Ie
MEN-TO introduce new automobiie accident
policy: pass 81, coo death and SIS week: cost
8 year: invest gate. 1881 woodward bldg:
MEN wanted-25 house-to-house canvassefs.
quick sales: large profits. See Mr.. Smith. 222
Z. Capito! St. from to this evening.
MILK WAGON DRIVERS (2); experienced
truck drivers preferred. J. W. Gregg, 614 G
st. NV.
OFFICE BOY. nigh school graduate preferred;
salary, So. Room S12. 9ls g st: g
PAINTER and general mechanic for shopman
STEADY employment; state wages. Address Boz
115-k. Sta:- Office. Z.
PAINTERS AND PENCILDRS wanted at once
l743 9Th 1T. NV. 4
PRHSSER. white Apply Manager. Hotel
Harrington
Evening star., 1921-04-06
Statesmen.
STOCK statesmen


Tbs PROPO6TTION'S the thine
withoaf the PROP06rTI0H - aeD stxaviug
In vain.
We afs living In an era oe ~ sarytvsi Of
chs nttest: coossqueaty yU0 AUS9 h1yo q
prsDosit3oa that has the Structural loondnt10a
a. well a. tangible assets.
We have this pfopoGitioa - sGAR - RIAL.
meo-men who have pfovea thaDsevos = b
salemen. not order takers.
This ad win appeal only 10 REAL alssDea;
the others doa't count Our psoposittoa - not
q theory, but y In operat3cn today On q pay-
ing hasds. II - % stuatsd thaf yoa can
being yosf clients and let thsn - for them
sa1y0eL
The Adwear Soles Company,
Room z l310 New Yoek ave. nv
STORAGE BATTERY MAN.
experienced only, for electric car
service station; do not apply
without a thorough knowledge
of storage battery work, ehafg-
ing, etc. See Mr.. Montgomery,
Sterrett & Fleming.
Evening star., 1921-04-06

EXPERIENCED salespeople ;
suits, dresses, gloves. hosiery,
leather goods; experience less
than one year not considered.
FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC,
1916 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER.
A national eeEanizatioa has an opeaing for
q man Of intelligence who 10 capable Of seeing
q real opportunity and has the ambition and
energy to make good. II you have within
you that sincefe Determination to succeed call
Main 3106
SALEENHN EIceAepE Opportunity for ad-
vancement: permanent employment 720 18th
statesmen.
You are looking for job and Jon want sns
where you can not only make money hight D0W.
but one that VIII give you q bigger ehance In
the future. Would so to 800 Per Veak appeal
TO you. with an opportunity 20 make more after
you have leamed our workf For appointment
call n. 1le7. after an. a apply ms Il
st NV, Room 70
SALESMEN. =
A large local corporation has openinss fse
Q few hixh-type saleGmen. This 10 mot ad-
dressed to professional Job hunters o. men
seeking easy money. Ability. energy and
loyalty win produce income seldom reached
in other selling lines. Do not answer unless
you can furnish satisfactory credsn tals. Bond
required. Details at interview. Address Box
240-K. Star once.
SODA DISPENSER-Young man to work IN
soda CONTAIN. MgEett's. 1905 q. Nv.
|STENOGRAPHEsR and typewriter. Apply Youuk
4 Simon 348 Woodward bldg.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
l/6 Federal Street,
Boston. Massachusetts

REAL ESTATE sALEsAAN-Aust be expert
enced aud energetic; good opening for Q hus-
tier. Northwest Realty Co. specialists In NV.
property. 18th and Columbia road NV.
RELIABLE MAN to do interesting work be-
tween the hours Of and Pm; good oppor-
tunity to learn the real estate business. Apply
Northwest Realty Co.. 18th and Col. road NV.
REPRESENTATIvES-A growing life insur-
ance company wishes reliable and trustworthy
representatives, who can produce. under general
agency contracts for Warrington and territory
IN Virginia; good opportunity for men now
working under suha agents' contraet1. sos South-
ern building, Washington. D. G.
Observation-Disclosures aeeeaDoE1es: ezpesi-
ence not essential; sslaxy &xpeeted. Address Boz
210-K, Star Office. u
sALESMAN with automebdle for tsa and coffee
trade. National Pexsoanel Service Bureau, 302-
3O6 Bond bldg. 18th and N. 7. ave
SALD6NAN to sell the retail gfoceEy txads
laundry soaps through the job6erU IN Wash.
ington. Virginia ana West Virginia. 1e.ts in
your reply what saaasy you arc willing u
start On. ags. Il married and al other infor-
nation that will assist % In judging your
ability. Unless you give % the information
asked your reply viii Be- worthless. The n. K.
Fairbank Company. 4a2 Equitable building.
Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1921-04-06

INCOME TAX EXPERT in law Office: give full
particulars to qualifications. ETC.. and COM
pensa ton expected. Address Box 20O-k, Star
Evening star., 1921-04-06
wANTED-HELP.

MAlE-ContinueA.
dishwasher. Apply siss California st. nv.
CHAUFFEURS for Ford taxi
cabs. Apply New Taxi Service
Co., 114O 21st st. NV.
DRIVES, experienced. for t.ziesss .ot Apply ,;
DRUG CLERK, registered. high-class. expert
| enced: salary. 5000 per year. Address BOX
ELECTRICIANS (two), experienced. Apply
l7O6 Pa: ave. n.w. at pm. =
| ELECTRIC FIXTURE MEN must be expert
enced. Apply kapneck. TT 18th st.
ELECTRICIAN = Equipment
man employed during day can
add to monthly income by work
ing few hours at night each
week; good opportunity for man
employed in government service.
See Mr.. Montgomery, Sterrett
& Fleming, Inc.
INCOME TAX EXPERT in law Office: give full
particulars as to qualifications; ETC.: 90 and com. com
Office. p. =.
Is YOUR SALARY large enough to provide
for the necessities of hfe? Are you satisfied
with your outlook? Get in the uncrowded pro-
fession and share In the luxuries Of life. Be
doctor Of chiropractic, it offers tou every
opportunity to advance yourself higher up. The
course Of trimming is intensely interesting and
practical Investigate the possibilities Of this
exceptional opportunity. Inquire today. Eiicy
School Of Spinni Thcrnpy. 1116 F st. NV.
WANT a high grade security salesman with
a clientele to act as Washington representative
for a chain store ISSUE that has paid over tafA
cash dividends in the past three years and In
creased the investors holdings ten times. II
you can sell such issue l want yoI; nc
trifers need apply. Write Mr.. Cannon. I1S
11th st. D.
Magazine and Book Men.
We can use two more good. reliable men In
Washington and southern territory. Charles
Scribner's Sons. 421 Kellogg bldg. 1416 NV.
MAN coIored. for general work and cleaning
around workrOmS: permanent: must know how
To drive car: SIS week. Address Box 35.k,
star office.
NAN with family, to work on farm. Mr. Hill.
$40 ID st. NV. between 10 am. and IL
o'clock. 6.
MAN, young to take charge of office from to
m !,.n 's,ht: good salary. with advancement. Ap-
ply 1881 g ST.. 3rd floor.
MAN. settled. to take full charge Of ship.
piaS department: must be alert and capable OF
handling help. Apply Mr.. Cullin. Vogue Dry
Cleaning Company.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
FEMALE.

FEM a LIZ
BEAUTY PARIOR MANAGER-State expert
ence, salary wanted and where last employed; ;
correspondence strictly confidential. Address
Eox 1871 Star office. g.
BONBON DIPPERs. demonstrating in win
dows ftrskins Candy Co., 921 r st. NV
BOOkkEEPING machine operators; one for
Elicit FISHER and for Burroughs. National
Personnel Service bureau. 3G2-'05 Bond build
ing, 1tth .r.l y. Y. ave.
CLERKS. two. clerical. at ONE Washington
Service Exchange. Room 4. 1923 st.
RICTAPHONE OPERATOR expersenccd; $25
yer week to start. National Personnel Service
isn.can. 3o2-30, Bond bldg, 18th & y. Y. ave.
DISTRICT MANAGER Of large advertising cor
pora ton has position for few young ladies'
between ages Of 1s to u: applicants must he
neat and refined and able to take up work i'm
mediately: experience not essential, but abil-
tty to meet business people: position pays
straight salary Of 500 per month and com
mission. Apply, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. Mr.. Day. New Winston Hotel. LIST st.
and Penna. ave.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
PERSONAL

NOT IN THE WHOLE RANGE OF v1KI6US
scale Of prices win you nnd two doof-beIl
ringing peddIers agree, and same applies tt
the highest cash payers" So there's. nc
chance except to. do business with this reliable
house. We buy ladies' and mems worn cloth
ing. shoes, etc. Main 4l45.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 61e D.
MISS u33 9th ST. NV
White only; specialist In hair eoloring.. mas
aging. removes hair; hair-scalp treatments
bright shampooing. manicuring; ladies. gentle
men. children. North sl5A. am. to ID pm.
Evening star., 1921-04-06

PRINTERS WANTED.
Connpositors, cylinder pressmen,
| job pressnen, cylinder feeders,
| job press feeders, electrotypers,
binders (both men and women)
tc work in open shops; forty
|eight-hour week; labor troubles.
Apply to any Boston typothatae
shop direct; or to
BOSTON TYPOTHATAE,
176 Federal Street
Evening star., 1921-04-06

CHBF1Wanted, a good all-around chef; also
dishwasher. Apply 213S California st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-06

STENOGRAPHER. experienced. National Per
sonnel Service Bureau, 50e30O Bond building.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
WANTED SITUATIONS.
MALE AND FEMALE.

MALE.
IUTOX0Bff2 MECHANIC, eIperlencod, eI-
ceIlent referenees. desires position. Gail Lin.
AUTO HN0H1NIC6 HELPER; wiling work
er; salary reasonable. Phone North 1919 be-
tween an. and Pm. D. Lovs!em. &c
BOZ 1s wants vork Of any Kind; willing
worker. Address Boz 194-K. Star once. g
CHAUPTBUR-Young man. expssseDesd. de-
sires situation private family: 0ye years ex-
periencs. LIE 9th q. nv.
II cas-: rsilabis nan. aeE.. II ssd -1a. e.
DR1JWNAN via ttree yeerT eIpeFsace On
ohio dxa1t1ng desires position with an axeh1-
tsct. Addrea Boz u4-K, Star once. 6e
ELECTRICIAN wants position fspaifman, nx-
ture maks1, stage electrician, hotel, apartment
house; an al allaroond man. 1913 N st nv.
YIPDRIMCDD CHAUBVNUR, shart-order
cock; re1erenees. 7b8S 1bth st. nv.
XNff6E 1ooloFodJ wants a0aftmeaf 70 taFe
care Of; szperiencsd; handy Win tools; also
NAN wants position a. porter OF hsiper on
huek; rsfsreness. Addre@ 21o5 17th ct. NV. .
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-12
WILHELM PUBLISHES
ALIBl FOR GREAT WAR
tRv Associated Press)

AMSTERDAM, March 12.-Former
Emperor William of Germany has
written for private distribution a book
by which he attempts to show that
England was responsible for the world
war. In the volume he has collated
historical facts and data relative to
international agreements between all
countries involved in the war. from
1884 to 1914, and these facts have
been marshalled in a parallel column
by Count Hohenzollern, says the news
paper, Het Volk
He declares England's responsible
ity for the war centered in ner plot
to isolate Germany" and refers to the
mobilization of English banks in April.
1914, preparatory for war by the Brit
ish fleet in June of the same year,
and the Russian mobilization of forces
on July Is.
Thus" says the newspaper, the
former emperor tries to find adherents
for the theory that allied mobiliza-
tion made it impossible for Germany
to prevent the war