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ACT NO. 556. Approved March 26, 1921.

An Act to provide for the disbursing of money collected for Confederate pensions.
 Appropriates from the Pension Fund for the purpose of paying Confederate pensions the sum of $1,150,000.00 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922.
 Appropriates from said fund for said DurpCsa for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1923, the sum of s1,250,000.00.
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ACT NO. 544.
AuDrOyed March 26. 1921

An Act to provide for temporary school buildings and other necessary changes for the Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute.
 Appropriates the sum of $5,00000 or so much thereof as may be necessary for the erection of a temporary school building for the Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute.
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tbe purpose or collecting muster roIIs. relics flags, historical records and other materials necessary for the com nietion of the history of Arkansas part in th@ war between the States, same to he placed in the Confederate Museum at richmond, Virginia.
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ACT NO. 547. Approved March 26, 102-

An Act to amend Section 768 of Crawford & Moses Digest
 Amends said section which provides for reports of investment companies to the Bank Commissioner so as to pro- vide that Building & Loan Associations shall file an annual statement as of December 31st of each year
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ACT NO. 533.

Approved March 2B, 19:1.
 An Act to appropriate money for the promotoin of veterinary work in the State of Arkansas.
 Appropriates the sum of $25,000 % for salary and expenses of the State Veterinarian and assistants for the bi- ennial period ending June 30, 1923.
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ACT NO. 532. Approved March 26, 1921.

An Act to provide for stenographer- clerk in the office of the insurance commi ssioner.
 Authorizes the Insurance Commits sioner to employ an additional stenog- rapher- clerk at a salary of $1,800.00 ner year Appropriates the sum of $1.200.0O to supplement the appropria- ton made for the maintenance of the department to pay the additional sal ary.
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ACT NO. 537. ADDrOYeH March 0R II

An Act to provide for the support and maintenance of the Arkansas Confed crate Home
 Appropriates the sum of $94730.00 Tor salaries and current expenses, in cludlng clothing of residents, poll taxes labor and other necessary ex penSes for the period ending June 30 1S2Z Appropriates the sum of SEA- !5O;QO for salaries current expenses, including. clothing of residents, poll taxes labor and other necessary ex ppenses for the fiscal year ending June
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ACT NO. 563. Approved March 26. 1921.

An Act to make appropriations for support and maintenance of the office of the State Insurance Commissioner for the period beginning July 1st, 1921, and ending June 30, 1923
 Appropriates the sum of S17,400.00 for salaries and necessary expenses for the office of Insurance Commissioner for the fiscal year ending June 30, Appropriates the sum of $17,400.00 for salaries and necessary expenses for said office for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1923
 ACT NO. 564.
 Approved March 26, 1921.
 An Act to make appropriatio for the Arkansas History Commission. A2cropriates the sum of sLQQ0.0Q for
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ACT NO. 549. March 20, 1921.

An Act to make appropriations for the maintenance of the State Auditor ial Department.
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ACT NO. 555.

ApprOyed March 2B, 1921. E.l Act f = the --1ain-na.-:e of the
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outs, her husband five sisters and two
lrother1 and many friends. who sin
cerely mourn her death. Those out Of
town who attended the funeral were:
MIR and Mrs Andrew Baruzzi and
family Of North Adams, James Christi
of Rochester, N. Y. MIR and Mrs. John
Mart,nelli Of IIoloyke, Lerouzo Maroni
of Newburyport, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Colo Of Athol Mass, Ernest Scagni Of
Springfield, Mass Mrs. Scagni was
born in Readsboro in the year 1898
and attended the pubic schools here.
graduating in her 10th year The
large number that attended the funeral
ard the abundance Of beautiful floral
tributes spoke fttingly Of the esteem
in which the deceased was held by all
who knew her Mass was said Monday
morning for her
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was a guest Of his brother, H. A.
Spencer asst week on Monday and
Tuesday
Merle Faulkner of Wilmington was
an over Sunday guest at the home Of
his parents, Mr. and Airs c. II Faux.
ner.
An electric piano is being installed
in the store recently opened by the
Readsboro Fruit Co., in the Carpenter
building
Edger pike returned to his home
here, Friday from the North Adams
hospital where he has been under
treatment for stomach trouble caused
by influenza.
Carl Jillson OF Nottingham was in
town on business, Friday.
The funearl Of Mrs. Grazioso Scagni.
who passed away at her home here.
Wednesday, was held at st. Joachims
church Saturday morning at 10 o'c'ock.
Father Denotaro officiating. Burial
was in the village cemetery. Mrs
Sc1gni was the Oldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Amadio Maroui of this place
and leaves besides her bereaved par.
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Women and Misses
Coats and Wraps

Every new style effect is included in
this assortment Of becoming Coats and
Wraps, marked at before co 90
the war prices ........ DOsJO up
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So :. , - ....-
Z SWEAR OFF
US TOBACCO

To-Bac' has helped thousands
to break the costly. nerye.shattering
tobacco habit Whenever you have a
longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe,
or for a chew. just place a harmless
No-ToBac tablet in your mouth in
stead. to help relieve that awful desire.
Shortly the habit may be completely
broken, ard you are better off men
tally, physically financially It's so
easy, so simple. Get a box Of MOTTO.
Bac and if it doesn't release you from
all craving for tobacco in any form
your druggist will refund your money
without question.
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REACsBoRo

Representative A. b. Clark came
home Friday and returned to Mont
pel.er Sunday.
Miss Margaret Wheeler Of Whining
ton, was an over Sunday guest of Miss
Carolyn Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ARTHUR Day and chill
dren Of Wilmington were over Sunday
guests at Herbert Stickle's.
Harry Douglas OF North Adams,
spent Easter with his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Douglas.
Mrs. Merton Thayer was a business
visitor in North Adams, Wednesday,
Mrs. A. w. Tudor returned to her
home in Brattleboro Saturday, after
spending several weeks with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ, Sprague.
Miss Amelia Pelegrini of Pittsfeld,
Isrent Easter with her father Virgilio
Pelegrini it H3
Charles Wheeler is visiting friends
in Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Miss Edna Carpenter Is spending her
Eater vacation with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Carpenter,
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap.
fist church hold their annual meeting
Thursday afternoon, and their annual
Easter supper Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. A. Perry Bishop were
business visitors in North Adams, OH
Thursday
Stanley Crosier ia home from VIII
braham for the Eastsr recess.
Wallace Myott of Springfield, Mass,
spent Easter with his parents here.
Lorenzo Maroni, ir.. of Newbury,
Conn., spent Easter with his parents.
Fred Bailey is very ill with pneu.
mona.
Joseph Damour of Wilmington, at.
tended Easter cervices here Sunday
Born a son, to Mr.. and Mrs, Angelo
DARN, Monday, March Is, y
Miss Allen Cearn of Adams is the
new stenographer at the Readsboro
chair office.
James Christi Of Rochester, N. Y
spent Easter with his mother
Miss Anna Driscoe OF Sharon, Conn.
spent Easter at the home OF William
Leterneau
Mr. and Mrs Buchanan of New York
spent Easter with Dr. and Mrs. r
Francis Crowley
! Mr. and Mrs. PEG Pelegrini and
family went to North Adams Monday
to attend the wedding of Miss A.
Scala.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pope and
4 daughter, Rita. were in North Adams
Saturday on business.
Miss Rose Morrier is visiting hel
brother, Oliver Morrier, in Brattleboro
Wiss Leyia Francischettl is visiting
friends in North Adams thisJweek
]. Father Charles Delnotaro was
Business visitor in North Adams, OF
! Tuesday.
Sam Shapiro OF North Adams ha.
/ bought the William Berard farm ant
1 Mr. Berard has moved into his house
on Glen avenue His son, Uric BerarC
y who has been living in.t the. Glen avenue
house has moved into one of A. A
I Bishops tenements on Brooklyn street
1t Isl expected that the Sherman
nitrogen plant will soon resume oper
atoms.
Charles Priest traded horses thi,
week with Sam Shapiro of North Ad
ans
James Foss has finished work in the
box shop and has left town.
4 Mr. and Mrs, Winnie Goddard were
shoppers in North Adams, Wednes
day
While trimming fruit trees, JOSEPH
Jarvis had the misfortune to fail from
a tree and break two ribs.
Mrs j Breen is very i'll with pneu
monia, her sister, Mrs Taylor ant
mother, Mrs. Thomas, are With her
Miss Jacobs Of Wilmington is carinl
for Mrs. Breen.
Willred Bower is selling agent fo
the Grand Union Tea Co. in this dis
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Men s Suits Its

An exceptionally splendid assoftment.of latest
styles, fabrics and patterns. This assortment in
cludes conservative as well as real NIFTY Models.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-01

Good tennis rackets require choice
woods. Strength is furnished by the
brentwood rim or bow, which is usu-
ally ash or hickory, says the Ameri-
can Forestry Magazine OF Washing
Ton. Elm is seryiceable hit its APP
pearance is not regarded as equal to
that Of hickory or ash, and appear.
ance counts for much.
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OF PAYMENTS AND THOROUGH AND
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c. w. WRIGHT. M. ID.
eye, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
GLAssEs PROPERLY FITTED

Oculist AND Auriat 10 North Adams
nospitai. Recently In charge of ey0,
sar. nose and throat services 1t Post
Hospital. Eastern Department EeEG-
quarters
rsI. ggS-m, DenIfE Hiee@. re, Rsssael
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URGE YOUR PATRONAGE ON THE
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FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND
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GROUNDS OF ECONOMY OF COST, EASE
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PLAY OF HIGH-GRADE SPRING STYLES
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weeks ago.
p. f. Spencer o. Springfield Mass
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"MandamuS" dsnegadO


(Couiinsaei6n De il psgisa -
eargos formuladss psr sliss misaEs.
pero como Ia 1sy Manieipai. sn 81 Af.
sicuio Ne. %. a. q IL Asambisa IA o..
euitad privativa para nsmbFaF = sept.
rar Al secrssario. no sneentfamsa aas
Ia aetuaci6n ds los mismbFss assfsiian
tes inssrvinisndo su Ia invsstiEseisa y
resolses6n Dc los carsss padlssa ssiia.
csrss ds legal
In euauto % rsasrs . u eusssisn -
vantada por si pstieisnafis as sss 81
aruerdo rsfsrents - dsssfsueitu
ss nuio porqus 40 eonsisas siAusuia en-
piieativa. eomo 40 ss b. prsssutsds a
eho aeusFdo conc prusba. ia csfts ~
estk en- eondicionss Gs Fsssissf sstfs
esta question. Il ben susisnds ass taI
requisite no - sxies peF 81 Aftieais
q. de IA Ley Municipal vigsnts.
Sc DECKaARA srN LuuAK IL ssif.
eitud de- mandamuns ds Laia n Dsnis
contra IL Asambisa Muniefpai ss csisa.
y en- 81 consscuencia ss anuia 81 auts
alternative sxpsdldo e - as sbfu ds
1871. SIN especial eoadsas ds ssstas
III secrstario fezissrsfA ssufsnsia ds
conformidad.
Dada en- Trumacas. r. r. . 81 ss
mayo De 1921.
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DE BASE BALL"

III domingo rr6ximo pss4do viess in
vadido ei csmpo asisties ds IA psfada
81 Hato Fey. sr Il euai - Iisv6 . cabs
an refido dsssno De psista sntrs las
novenss "Cru1'' "Ksyai Jurisr''.
saiisndo vencsdos ssss 6iiimo. a. euai
pertsusci6 tau larFsada vietsria. Digns
de aplauso e. ei sutusiasms aus fsins 81
dicho campo por Fl "spoFt''
III pr6ximo domingo ss efscfuaft osrs
desafie easrs las msueionadas nsvsnaa.
UN EsPEcTADoR-
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ExH1B1c1oN EN- GURABo

En- los dias 81 y 90 Sc ceIebrara en-
Gurabo una exhibition agricolo- Indus
trial, en- Ia escuela de "Matias Coma
lez Garcia, en- la cual pronunciara
una confcrencia, despuues del debate
entire. los alumnos de los grades 80. y
100. de- Juncos, Ell Licdo. Juan B.
Huyke.
FL jurado que ha de entender en- este
debate estara compuesto por el Lcdo,
Juan B. Huyke, d Matias Gonzalez
Garcia y el Lcdo. Joaquin Duran.
La aperture Y direction del misrno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

ID Or. Aguatin n. L4uxisF. oculisfa
y espssiaiista De las sufsrmsasees ds
los oidos. nariz y earsantA partlcipa
. 81 elisutsia , 81 pablles en seusras.
que estsf6 ausszts sn - Bstadss Uni-
dos hassa mediades Eel mss ds laEs
Aaistlr& q IA graz Asamhisa DE- II
Asoeiaci6u hGtdiea AmsFleMna. wisiiaa
DO dsspuss las mslosss silnieas ds a
che pals y tssysnds = - FssFsss lss
aparatos . lnsirumsusss re ms5srses
rslacionados con 80 sepselais1a1.
oheina.-- san Jusls essulna = rs.
tukn. Teitfono 1881.
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AVISO

50 "a Ud. . csnssrufs ds eonersts
ma6era. y necesita un masstFo cons.
truetor De obras y dibuyaats as planes
para siriglg = aaministEar 81 sbra. ERE
citudsis sarantias ds 80 eapaci4sa y
honrsdsz. dirijass = ~. c. Sierra o1s-
rio. r. o. Boz no. .. casaas. p. n
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estara cargo de don Antonio Quid-
gley, acting principal de las escue-
las de Juncos
B X cerrara el acto el apreciabilisimo
caballero don Faustino G. Ondina, que
es tan excelente hombre de negocios
como admirador de Minerva.
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Antonio QUIDGLEY.
Juncos
NO PUDo CoGER MANGOs

Informan de la Ceiba que Jorge
Rivera, en- momentos en- que Sc hsbia
subido 4 un arbol de mangos sufrio
una caida de la cual Sc fracture am
bas mu1ecas, recibiendo, ademas,
otrss contusiones.
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Por auscntarso SIS duena. GO ven.
de un juego complete De mUcbIes
de sala. nuevo y Dc fina calidad.
Para infonnes:
San Juan Moderno No. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.

LADY, sueceasful d & ANAL way In q mot
overworksd branch Of real estate. desires an
associate Qady) Immediately. with some avail
able capital; best references given and re-
quired. Address advertiser" the Savoy Apis.
BOOMING HOUSE. downton: completely fur
nished: Is rooms: hot-water heat: newly paper
ed: rent. $40 month; bargain at II 2oo. , Ms;
Pleasant Realty Co.. Exclusive Agents. ssVs
18th ct. NV. Col. 438. -
ESTABLISHED automobile radiator repair bust
ness with another profitable repair business:
excellent location: no competition: best storH
and equipment: doing over $1,000 year: VIII
sell for - 900 cash: no triders. Address noA
Use: Star once. -4-
TAILORING. CLEANING AND DYEING estao-
lishment: northwest section: large store: Two
machines: good chance. Address Box lsS-E.
Star Office.
WANTED-Middle-ag aged woman who knows how
to cook in boarding house to take an interest
in small lunch room to work under salary
Phone franklin 1922 call 1142 18th St NV.
FOR RENT-Corner Ca. ave. and Pinry
Branch rd.-An unexcellcd location for a Easo-
line station. fronts 5 streets; has hous"
which can be converted into store: several
for driveway; long lease.
The F. H. Smith Company.
S15 18th ST. NV. Main 6464.
We PROPERLY ORGANIZE YGO. prepare
bond issues. negotiate loans, write prospect fuses.
furnish stock saesmen or test Of satisfied In
vestors. Booklet and informant ton free. See
Oscar C. Thomas. local representative. National
Metropolitan Bank bldg. WASH. d. C.
BEFORE DECIDING read Money" mailed
free upon request. William B. Wesuake, 72S
18th at. WRshnR ton d, G,
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wANTED-HELP.

WOMAN. competent. for general housework.
Apply 2006 GARFIELD St NV. Reference -
WOMAN. settled. to cook and do general house.
work; NO laundering. Apply 1881 Calvert ct. =
YOUNG GIRL. general Homework; stay nights
$500 18th st. NV.
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POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK.

wANrm-You to know that DIR. HESS
POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A will help you get win.
;ndnstrious. Remember. it's the busy, happy.
singing hen that lays the eggs. PAN-A-CE;A
riyes hens a laying disposition: Dust DIR.
fes thers and put it in the dust bath occasional
" to keep your poultry d fire. f,c% n lice Fo.
rnaranteed. Sold by C. n. Woolf Co.. 1905
NV; ID T. simpson Co. 3342 NJ NV. !;
Schultz Seed Store. 3O4 10Th; J. P. v. Ritters'
Son. 7O6 o NV: l. q. Hooe. 11OS l1th Sc. !:
mo T. Moss 4 Co.. ass X; VIM. H. Lee. 29O4
III: ]. r. Bakersmith. HOG T: P. T. Moran.
$3.50 NJ NV; w. II. Wright & Co., 3703 MICH
dria
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STANDARD TIRES ~.
PRICES SMASHED. -.
OF THEM.

We have Just purchased several carlosds OF
STANDARD GOODRICH, GOODYEAR, Ola
MOND and many other standard makes.
These demonstrating and slightly used tires
at these remarkably low prices arc the tan
Of the town.
10 complete. =,
Nh O.aa.s sh,nnsli Tho Same nav 30 -
man =. Rsceivsd 49, sff
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WANTED-HELP.
SAIESMEN.

CANE SALESMAN, experienced; must be hus-
tier Apply 1903 18th ST. ne.
FIVE YOUNG MEN. honest and ambitious, by
sHousing Corporation. Opportunity onered 70
earn $50 to 5000 per week Names OF i've
prospective purchasers furnished: only those
for those who merit them: should have auto
mobile and had some selling experience. See
MP TSggart or Mr. Beail. 1920 N. Y. ave.
IIFE INSURANCE MAN, experienced. to rep
resent in Washington one Of the largest life
insurance companies; favorable opportunity Tor
sALEsMAN-If can sell you. and can prove
TO YOU that you can make SIS to 500 per week
with me. would you be interested! Let me
prove it to you. See Mr.. Ferguson. 1858 Poto-
sALESMAN for growing life insurance com
.pany: attractive policy contracts: liberal gen.
ersi agency contract; splendid opportunity for
those now working under subag gents contracts;
District Of Columbia or Virginia. SOB Southern
building.
SALESMAN, energetic. to sell good spe-
ciaIty: big opportunity for the right man.
100 d St NV. between $50 and 11:45 m.
only. q.
sAI.BMnLwrite for Hist Of lines and full
part5euiars; earn $500 to $4,000 yearly; big
denand for men: inexperienced or experienced.
city Of travelling. NATL Salezmen's TT. Assn,
Dept $50. Chicago.
An OPPORTUNITY for yon. Our proposition
Is good. Let US explain. For appointment call
A BALTIMORE manufacturing corporation now
in operation running an extensive financial
and advertising, requires several steady. reli-
able representatives to follow up inquiries.
Widely known Washington men are on the
board Of directors. You win be proud to rep
resent this company. Address Box 26o-E. Star
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MAN-strfctfy honest young white man with
fair edueati to drive Ford delivery and keep
2 cars clean. If not 4 good driver 90 not an
swer Salary SIS Address Box 3o5-E. Star
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r, l. PULIHIS (S) and 3 cockerels: lot. $40:
also Bun Orpington cockerels. "a. Call saturday
and Sunday, GA Kenyon st. NV.
DIR. Il. A. LOCKE, VETERINARIAN.
TREATMENT OF DOG AND CAT
EXCLUSIVELY.
OFFICE 311 1Ath. PHONE COL. Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-04

MARCEL WAIVER, expert
enced. Steady position and at
tractive salary. Apply Beauty
Parlor, main floor, balcony. The
Palais ROYAL, 18th and G. SITS.
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MANAGER, for sporting goods
dept, to take entire charge; only
those with experience need ap-
ply. Address Box USE, Star
Office
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:. ASSISTANT TO
GLOVE BUYER.
Young woman as assistant to
buyer Of ladies' gloves. Good
salary and excellent opportunity
for woman of experience and
ability. State full particulars.
Address Box 344-E, Star Office.
BEAUTY CULTURE, an branches taught, We
have openings for limited number Of stu
dents at 4 very small cost: terms arranged;
diplomas given when course u completed. The
Carolyn Institute Of Beauty Culture, COZ 18th
st. NV. second floor. Main 3510
BOOKKEEPER, young lady. familiar With
bank work and the operation Of Burroughs
bookkeeping machine. Address Boz 280-E. Star
Office.
BOOKKEEPER for WORK in Philadelphia. Ma
tional Personnel Service Bureau. 302306 Bond
bldg. 18th and n. z. ave.
CASHIER, experienced. one who has knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping; permanent position; state
CHORUS GIRLS tcolored) wanted; must b.
singers. Can at 1259 18th q. Nv, local. ~
CIVIL SERVICE examination for stenograpb-
ers and typists are now being held every
month. Our eoufse Of intensive preparatioa
will help you to pass with high average, In.
surfing early appointment. Milton Business
School. 726 18th st.. corner New York ave.
Franklin 1894.
COPY HOLDER, e1peneneed. Apply Naf5oa1l
Publishing Company. 122 81 st. NV.
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READER for blind lady, two evenings weekly:
hour and half; 60c each time. A. ]. O.. 143 C
ne. ~
RUSSIAN TEACHER-Lady or gentleman;
French speaking preferred. Address Box ITS q,
Star ONCE.
SALESI.ADIS wanted, several, experienced
for our coat, suit and dress depts.; salary and
commission. Apply at once. Milton r. Ney,
Sth and Pa. ave. NV.
SALESLADY for cut glass department; state
experience and salary expected. Address Box
SS2-E Star Office
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. will make out income
tar returns, Individual or commercial: trans
actions confidential. Address Auditor. ST. lin
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BEAUTY PARLOR. established business; 8. 900
cash required; excellent opportunity; respon-
sible persons only need answer. Address Box
2S7-E, Star Office. ..
EXCLUSIVE boarding and rooming house;
Park road close to 18th st.: cash buyer only.
Address Box 293- K, Star office. 80
WANTED-Party with $4,000
for high-grade local mercantile
enterprise. Address Box 3O8-E,
Star office. 81
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LAW STUDENT for general work in law ONCE.
State salary expected. Address Box 225-B. star
ofncN a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-04

CUTTER and designer, for first
class mems tailoring establish
ment; permanent position; cor
respondence strictly confidential.
Address Box 214E, Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-04

OFFICE and commercial positions of variou
Kinds now open. National Personnel Service
Bureau. 1928 Bond bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave
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PERSONAL

NOTHING COULD DISCREDIT OUR STATE
m~nts, as good dressers know that this pros
porous house has been and now is headquarters
for ladies' and mems worn clothing. Shoes etc..
and our cash pays for them. This store is head
quarters and you should sell to
JCSTH'S OLD STAND. $40 D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-04
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MALE.

AUTO MDCHANIC-Must be 1irxt-class. Apply
to Mr.. stickney. 1se @ ct. re.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in cut
ting children's. hair, for Satur-
day work Apply Beauty Parlor,
main floor, balcony. The Palais
Royal, 18th and G SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-04
WANTED-HEIP.
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LADIES {twoI, 70 solicit for cleaning and dye
ing business: M1ary. SIS and commission. 40
dress Box Dot e. Star Office. -