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The Washington times., 1921-11-09

Western is more than anxious TO
stage the game THE week. The boys
from across Rock Creek say they are
primed. They maintain that the Cen
trail eleven is stalling for time in or
der to get Captain BuCkley's arm out
Of a sling so that he can take part in
the engagement.
Central on the other hand appears
anxious to get the game out OF the
way. but advances the argument that
good football officials cannot be OBJ
tained for Saturday, and that the day
Is a bad one as all of the boys have
other engagements.
Still In the Air.
The date for staging the contest is
still in the air with all the converse
ton that has been spilled. Coupled
with the Western Central argument is
the fact that Tech is anxious to get
another crack at the Mt. Pleasant
lads.
At any rate Western and Central
were due to play tomorrow. but will
not. The matter will probably be
stalled off until next week and will
probably be staged on Tuesday.
During the argument Tech slammed
the Eastern High lads for a 27 to
count, duplicating their performance
against Western and making the East
erners look worse than they have at
any time this season. Eastern fought
valiantly for one quarter and after
Techs first touchdown which was ne
gotiated on a forward pass, the East
erners succumbed.
There were many who doubted the
legality of the touchdown which was
The Washington times., 1921-11-09

back on the job again and put the
eleven through a stiff workout yes
terday.
The George Washington eleven will
have something in weight on the
Gallaudet lads. With Ptak and
Shaw on the ends, Connolly and
Wheeler in tackles, lavish and Null
ligan in guards, Hughes in center.
and Manson, Crouch, Springston and
Licarione In the backfield, the
Hatchetites will average 175 pounds
Coach Hughes, of Gallaudet. Will
use Lucado and La Fountain on the
ends Raynes and Connor in tackles,
Roberts and Cherry in guards, Lain
in center, and Kraecher, Rose, Seipp
aad Langenberg in the backfield.
From a football standpoint both
elevens will probably use variety
of plays. The Hatchetites worked
up a number Of new stunts which
were tried out with success on the
Washington College eleven last week.
The pony backfield used by the
Hatchetites at Chestertown romped
through the Washington College lads
for fifty-six points.
Gallaudet uses plenty OF trick
stuff which will keep the q. w. U.
men on their toes all the while. The
henudll t1Tee11tTS nave pio-
duced their strongest play against
George Washington and there Is
reason to believe there will be
spirited competition on Friday after.
noon at the baseball park.
On Saturday afternoon Catholic
University and Maryland University
are staging their annual engage
ment. Th4 BroOklanders have work
ed forward all season to two games.
II Coach Harry Robb and the
Prooklanders come clean with victo-
ries over Maryland and George Wash.
ington the season will be an unquali-
fled success. Robb's team showed Sat
urday in Norfolk against William and
Mary and the eleven won by 27 to 13,
pounding the Williamsburg line into
submission and then running riot over
the weakened forwards in the second
half.
Byrd Is Prepared.
Coach Il. &. Byrd, of Maryland, has
practically all OF his Cripples in line,
and is prepared. Byrd's team has been
through a disastrous season but has
rallied perceptibly for the remaining
games with G. L., Carnegie Tech and
North Carolina State.
Against Yale the Marylanders did
unusually well. This week all Of the
boys who have been laid off with in
juries will get back into harnes. The
fact that Maryland has defeated the
Brooklandcrs on the gridiron the last
two seasons has given them the hope
that the victory will be repeated,
Byrd will work his charges to th'
point of perfection for the Saturday
engagement with the hope that G. Y
will be decisively beaten. The show
ing of the Brooklanders in their re-
cent battles has put them on a par
with the Marylanders, according to
close followers OF the games.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
ROPER ORDERS
SCR|MMAGEF0R
PR|NCETONMEN
Yale Eleven to Have Stiff Drill
Against Scrub Team Today
At New Haven.

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. Coach
Bill Roper ordered scrimmage for the
Princeton squad today despite muggy
weather.
Finishing touches for the Yale game
will be put on with a stiff scrimmage
tomorrow, Friday morning the Tiger
squad will leave for New Haven and
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
Seeks Battles.

Manager John Fitzgerald, 322
street northeast. of the 105-pound
Dux Athletic Club football team, is
anxious to arrange a game for either
Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, and
would like TO hear from teams of this
weight desiring games.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
Allen Coaches Iroquois.

lroquois A. c. will hold practice to-
day at $3.50 p. m. Jimmy Allen, a
former Eastern grid star, is coaching
the Iroquois. He wants all players
to report at the football grounds at
Seventeenth and b streets southeast.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
Cripples i'm Line,

which George Washington cannot
boast.
Cripples in Line,
With the exception OF Josh Licari-
one, the regulars in the g. w. U.
lineup were all back for a scrim-
mage yesterday Willard Hart, who
hurt his shoulder in the first game
of the season at Charlottesville is
back in shape. Schofield, who was
not used against Washington Col
lege. is in fine fettle.
The G. w. u. lads expect to be in
top form on FRIDAY. Coach Quigley,
who worked the Hatchetites to top
form for the Georgetown game, is
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
Roamers to PLAY.

Roamer A. c. players will meet
tomorrow night at 728 Maryland
avenue northeast. The Roamers meet
the Seat Pleasant team at Seat
Pleasant, Md, at 2 y. M, Sunday.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
a light signal drill will be held in the
Yale bowl in the afternoon.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. "a stiff
drill against the scrubs was the or
der of Coach Tad Jones for Yales
varsity eleven again under today. On
Tuesday. Capt. Nal Aldrich and the
regular Bulldog varsity played against
the second eleven for a period OF
twenty minutes and failed to score.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
GEORGE WASHINGTON AND
GALLAUDET PLAY FRIDAY
FOR SOLDIERS RELIEF
BY BRYAN MORSE.

George Washington Gaaud College the field
American League Park Friday afternoon what promises be
Gas of Lehigh Charles Guyo Carlisle and William Harmon
contest which expected be full of thrills played here
Washington
edge Gaaude however capable fighting the downtown school
to- finish
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
Warwick Midgets Challenge.

All 9O-pound football teams desiring
games with the Warwick Midgets can
arrange same by calling Lincoln 600.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
Truxtons viii Drill.

Truxton footballers will practice qt
the usual place tonight. All players
are requested to be on hand at Z
sharp.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
TOOTB ALL
IL ACTS
Worth .knOlDing
BY Sol Metzger-

Q.-Can center ever run with
the ball?
Ale cannot
Off he does what Is the penalty
A.-Loss of five yards.
Q.-When time is taken out when
does tie timekeeper start his watch
for the resumption of play?
Ale starts his watch, not on
the referees whistle, but when the
ball is actually put in play.
(Which one Of the officials
keeps time?
A.-The field judge. II there is
no field judge time should be kept
by the umpire in order that the
referee may more easily communi-
cate with him than he could with
the linesman.
Q.-DO the men carrying the side
line sticks have any authority over
the game?
A-They do not. They are simply
assistants to the linesman.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
WESTERN CENTRAL CLASH
STILL MATTER OF WORDS

me next high school Sdron game that western
authority higher than the athletic The fact that Friday follows
coupled
intercollegiate and the other factors
akes taken that the
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
WEDNESDAY, NoYEMBER S.fS2'

Louis A. Doughers' football articles are
not equaled in Washington. A gridiron
| student, he can compare present-day teams
with past, and predict accurately the
chances of every team on the field.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
NOVEMBER s.ts21

Football fever is running at full tilt. No
newspaper In Washington covers the col
legiate and scholastic field SO well as The
Times. Get the habit Of reading these
sport pages
The Washington times., 1921-11-09

which George Washington cannot
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

PATRONS wishing TO reliable, Well
recommended help. male and female. for
positions In private families, city and coin-
try, will please call at Miss Wettler's I'm
ployment Agency, is West 43d st. t.i-d
floor. for individual attention. Telephone
Wand. 4761. Governesses, nurses, cooks.
mattresses, chambermaids. coup.es. buffers,
chauffeurs and houseworkers.
HOUSEWORKEE, half time. days worker
city, country: references. Carney's Agency,
Audubon 1896.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

THE undersigned. having lien on $500 mole
skins the property - punay Green & Co.
and due notice having becu given 70 sll par
ties known so claim an interest therein. and
ihe time specified IN such notice FOR payment
OF such Hen having expired. said 1850 mole
skins the property 81 Dunay Green CO..
win he sold az public auction at the office
OF Herman Cable q Bro. Inc. at 2O7 starr
st IN the Borough of Brooklyn. city Of New
York. on Thursday. April ~ 1921. at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon.
HERMAN CiABBE & BRO. INC.
BY HERMAN GABBE,
President.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

THE undersigned. having a lien on l'.iTa
mole skinH the property ~ TRIGGER
Druckcr. and due notice having heen given 20
all parties known 10 claim an interest there
in, and the time specified IN such notice for
payment % such lien having expired. said
IL, 40 mole skins. the property OF TRIGGER a
Drucker, viii be said nj public auction at
the office OF Herman Gable Bro, Inc, at
2O5 starr st., In the Borough OF Brooklyn.
city of New York. on Thursday. April y ,
1927 nj ten o'clock in tho forenoon.
HERMAN GADBE Il BRO. INC.
by HERMAN GABBE.
President.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE undersigned. having lien on 10000
mole skins. the property OF Chinese Fur
Importers, Inc. and due notice having been
given 10 all parties known to claim an inter
est therein. md tho time specified In such
notice for payment in such lien having ex-
pired, said f5.Opo mole skins, the property
of Chinese Fur Importers, Inc. VIII be SOLD
al public auction at the office Of Herman
Cable & Bro. Inc. at 20T Starr ST.. In the
Horough Of Brooklyn. city OF New York. on
Thursday. April n, 1921. at ten o'clock IN
HERMAN GABLE ( BRo.. nc.
By HERMAN GABBE.
President.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
fIol,sekeepers.

HOUSEKEEPER, mana ging. secretary, COM
panion or any position of trust In small
family of good position, or companion-s ecre-
tary 10 lady or girls. by cultured English
woman; highest personal references, this
country: invaluable In sickness. sorrows, &c.
liberal salary. Write 7. W. 1883 BroadNay
New York
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A GENTLEMAN WANTED
OF BUSINESS ABILITY.
70 act executive and rs director In o
promising local corporation with great fu-
ture; investment Of $500 TO 5000, with
services; secure high class position. with
liberal salary and wonderful possibilities
OF earning, and also share Of the profits; ;
experience not essential. other than busi-
ness ability references furnished and ex
pected; serious principals only apply for
details.
COLT e. co,
300 MADISON AN
ATTENTION.
LADY ASSISTANT WANTED.
Refined. intelligent lady possessing per-
sonality, in an executive capacity 10 lady
executive In a 9TH av. corporation; no expe-
rience necessary; investment $500 with
services required. for which win be paid a
liberal salary and a share of the profits: 4:
this is exceptional opening for right party;
references exchanged.
COLT CO,
500 MADISON AV.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough of Bron-.

REFINED Christian family want to let beau
tifully furnished room: exceptionally large
latest improvements; private residential sec
tion; business couple. refined gentlemen. In
feIyale 36oQI.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0US.


FOR Sale--Steinway Duo Art grand pianola.
bench and music rolls. practically new;
will sacrifice. Phone Broad 7sa. Ask for
Mr.. MAGID.
SURVEYING instruI---ts, nav. for sale.
Box Il. J. NJ. 10 UE.an square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

liARDENER head, NorlIins. lie sxpcr-
ence greenhouses. vegetables. fruit. e-t
flowers landscape, desires position on r~r-
tlemans estate; married. &C. no children;
best references: please state particulars.
u lot Herald. Herald sa
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Halle
@. Morris Is no longer an officer 'or direc-
tor OF the undersigned corporation. the owner
Of the cleaning preparation. known as KILL
STAIN and that said Morris has no inter-
est in said preparation or the formula
therefor. KlI.L-sTAIN COMPANY, INC.
RAYMOND, G. j. s.-Please write u 5. r.,
DAYToNA. at once: yery important.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

COUPLE. Finnish, want positions; woman
general housework. man gardener anu
handy with tools. yainio, o6o Il. l'sth (oase-
ment).
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
Borough OF Brooklyn.
Long Island.
New Jersey.

APARTMENT 4. and rooms, all i'm
provements. in Orange. y. j.. s15 per
room and upward. Apply MURRAY APPEL
BAUM f2S Market St, Newark, y. j.
Phone Market 1850.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
Borough OF Bronx.

LARGE, attractive room. private house
convenient Jerome nv. sub. Fordham 1923.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
MAid.. 6c.

LAnIS maid - tate care children lu ex-
change pasraHe - Europe by raffued
middle aged lady. speaking French. spa unish.
italian; steady position Will be roneidcred.
Michel - " Goth.
An advertisement ~ the lost aud
Found columns Of THF NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recorcgtup voar losi property.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

Ter: maid good seaInstress, well recon-.
nlended; require stable position In small
family. Lconce. 6J II. S0th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
Above ssih st.-S'b ~. to East River.

VACANT APARTMENTS
9, Z. and 10 rooms, - baths. rental
from $1,000 70 81 90 per aunum, N the
Vicinity Of our office. DUFF CONGER,
INC. Madison av. aud s6fh n.
5TH AN., IN the So s-Beautiful top floor
elevator apartment. rooms. al outside
oper fireplace parquet floors dellEhtfuliy
cool. Immediate occupancy until October,
Jp22. $3.50 per month. Phone gramercy 1901.
p3D. 60 Esst.--fs months lease four rooms
partly furnished. IN apartment; use of
kftchsn and bath. Lenox 1899.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.
Unfurnislie6.

UnfurnishcG.
AN unfurnshed apartment wanted OF four
rooms and bath. consisting of parlor. din
ing room, bedroom and Kitchen must be
between I'D and tooth sts.. from Riverside
Drive TO Central Park West. VIII pay 81 200
10 81 500 per year; private residence
valkup preferable. cail Columbus 632e any
morning
4 physician requires an office OF not less
than three rooms or a duplex apartment for
cfflce and living purposes combined. below
I'D st. preferably west Of Lexington and
cas-. OF 9TH J6J Herald, Herald Sc.
SUNNY nine rooms. three baths, East Side,
below q2d ST.. rem. So 500 annually. J6a
Herald, $50 B'way.
WANTED-Unfurnishcd living ROOM bed
room bathroom and kitchenette; vicinity
Washington Sdnaro South and 18Th st. I:
81 600 yearly. Address W. SANFORD. 1870
West 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
BOARDERS WANTED.

5ITII. 35i W. near Circle-Large. small
rooms: bath, electricity; French table.
73D ST. 27f WEST
Large front room with private bath in re-
fined small boarding house: references.
10TH ST. 200 w. overlooking R'way) -
Attractively furnished room. running
water. electricity, elevator: table guests.
IJIrRHEI II
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
APARTMENTS = UNFURNIsHED.
Above seth s,.-sth Az. to North River.

MORNINGslDE Az, 6, NEAR 1l4TH ST.
Newly renovated room apartment,
all improvements; ready for occu-
paacy $50 per month, lease
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


CHAUFFEUR, useful -. Wishes position,
country. u. Parsons 54T Pacific st.,
BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

NRpENER. single. first class all branches; !;
willing worker. Reed. 7i3 linton rv.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
TEyv tRn, MANAGER

YOfiNt; MAN. WELL, EDUCATED, WISHES
PART TINE EMPLOYMENT. CHEMICAL.
SELLING; REFERENCE. " oa2 HERALD.
HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

ATTRACTIVE rooms $3.50 weekly. conven-
isnces. SINCLAIR HOTEL. 1853 Fulton ST.,
The New York herald., 1921-04-06

GARDENER, head, working. married. life
experience on vegetables flowers, shrub
berry, drives. stock, farm machinery, gas
engines and the general uplseep Of gentle
mans estate; Long Island preferred excel-
lezst references. Address Gardener, Hunting
ton. u. l.. boy zig.
The New York herald., 1921-04-06
Borough Of Brooklyn.

Borough OF brooklyn.
ATTRACTIVE rooms $3.50 weekly; conven-
isnces. SINCLAIR HOTEL. 1853 Fulton 81.
BkiyH.
MONROE ST.. 6Si.--Nicely furnished room,
with all improvements. BushwiciS 0i2iW.
REASEN ST., iio.-Singie room. third floor,
bath adjoining: business woman; refer
cnccs. convenient 20 lower New York. Main
Sla.
SEA GS-E, Laurel av., Coney Isiard. Bar
rett Cottage-Rooms for summer seaeon; 7;
pleasan. surroundings. Phone Coney Island
1903 for particulars; private hon-e.
SIDNEY PL. s (near Boro Hall subway
Two nicely furnished rooms. all modern
improvements; phone; gentlemen: references.
S1UYVESANT SECTION.
Two large connecting rooms, ATTRACT lively
frr shed all conveniences; reasonable.
Bushwack 4iS.
sHEEPSHEAD BAY (a643 i9th.i--Al con-
veniences; home cooking; reasonable; near
station.
Long Island.
SETH AV., 1oS1i north side Jamaica av).-
Large front room. other roomers, all
conveniences. Richmond Hill 4ta9.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Auto Shop
MANAGER.

nv new corpora ton with unexcelled loeanon
and eouinment Good salary and opport rtunity
to right man All letters In reply WEI De
confdential Address BOX 2a5-T star once
ASSISrAN'r EDITOR and RBWRlTE NAN BY
a national weekly newspaper IN MasnIns ,on
must have experience: give full details ana
refarences. Address Rox 1S4-T. Star office. 1a'
RELI- BOY-Neat -nppearing colo-e.i boy; bring
reference. The Cairo. 16l3 que sI.-- sI.
EI1; PROFITS in portraits and odd-sized
frames. SAMPLES and catalOg free; credit to
honest agents " ". Friedman & Co.. Manu-
f..tnrorc Nartinshurc. Mo.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
WANTED-HELP
FEMAIE-Contfnued.

for part time. Columbian
Information Bureau. 225 Pa. ave Sc.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. Call Mon
IsS. 1sS. June 20. Alemite Lnbricator Co.. 1927
l4fh st. 1Qs
Evening star., 1921-06-19
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
Ambitious, well-dressed men
who are willing to work accord
ing to our directions; mercantile
experience preferred.
JOHN II. MARTIN & CO.,
421 Bond RIdp
Evening star., 1921-06-19
WANTED-HELP
FEM

AN OPPORTUNITY for number OF experlFImTr
cd saleslsdies: permanent employmein,.d nv. W.
ing stock. "A stores in Washington. $50 stores
in various cities of the United states; o6o new
stores contracted for. Big advertsing IAN IAN
paign Just starting. Great STATES Se'ui'
I'.,nnunv Southern bldg.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

IAiinRESS. with knowledge Of cutting.
working forewoman on children's dresses and
COATS permanent employment. l211-A Conn.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

N;EZTS-S.I kno-Rlu inner tires: dnub"
p,ieaye: nrrv.nt punctures and blowoutS: every
r,- owner interested: show one sell four: big
rrofts write kno Bio Inner Tire Co., Grand
I.pid. Nirh
Evening star., 1921-06-19

EI=RTDN RII.T loubic-nileage mid -casinSs sell
on sight; eliminate pnn"tureS anu bio"-outs'
s,urdr as tires about cost of tubes: never wear
rrt. bic profits: no investment; we deliver ami
rnIlect: must see to appreciate. Write today
t;on Andrews & Burton Co., Dept. :6l. Kan
sas tity, No"
Evening star., 1921-06-19

N;ES'rS salc~men. dealers; handle fastest
selling automobile accessory ever invented:
new absolute, hurnpr,Df timer for torhs:
eyrlusiyp territory johnson Automatic Timer
fo-noratiou 49, Devon Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

NGEETS-S,alS 5000 week: free samples: gold
sign letters any one put on store windows
Wr,aiIi,. Letter Company. 49, North Clark
Evening star., 1921-06-19

RT=SINESS of your own: max" sparkling
ni..s name nlatcS numbers. chprkerhoa rds,
medalIious signs: big illustrated book free L.
palmer ,3o WooStcr. Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

ROOKK EETER-T openings:
STEN OG RAPHER- R-TOOkkEEPERS-- openings
STENOG RAPIIERS-Secretarial: opehinss'
Also several temporary positions: .,o :.
Stenocraphic Exchange. 1416 7. Room tlo.
KIvJ.rONHOLE maker on new coats: must he
experienced; good salary. Appl! l'ls Ia oHs
Evening star., 1921-06-19

! ROOKKEEPEF- -STF:NoGRAPHER -E1perlenc,
! Ell, Personnel Bureau, 3OJ Bond bidg.' lt'h aiiu
Evening star., 1921-06-19

|SALESLADIES, for our coat,
suit and dress departments;
good salaries, permanent posi-
tions; only those with experience
need apply. Roberts, 955 + st.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

OJ'IT WORRYING over labor unrest; make
$40 daily easily rpfnishing brass beds. autos.
chandeliers; new method: light work; no losses:
mo- rapital no experience required: vast amount
of work ready in your city: Won hire others:
rrotit on their work; free particulars and
urnofs Guumrtal Co. 30 Elm. Decatur. Ill.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
BUYER FOR
DRAPERIES, ETC.

The Hecht Co. offers big opportunity to
the right man for their draPery and uphoi-
.nplicsnts must show successful record as
buyer or assistant in aggressive stores. -,
The Hecht system Of salary and bonus VIII
.de1u,tely compensate the man who pronuces
- IL Levi.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

TEACHER or advanced student: summer work
valuable business experience; $213 for three
months. Address BOX 5n-H Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

NEW INVENTION-Oil gauge for Foris. sells
on sight: big profits; small investment; ex-
elusive territory: unusual opportunity Ior
agents and statesmen. Address Sales Mgr. 2ll9
Neh.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

| lCASHIER-Young lady, who is
good penman and typist, first.
class; permanent position and
good salary.
Gil 14th ST. 2O*
Evening star., 1921-06-19

N;EZTS-Won,lrrful seller: 9Gc profit every
,lslIar saIes: deliver spot; license unneces-
.nry: sample free. Mission. Factory 1. 2Sl9
". picn Los Angeles. Calf.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

A;ENTS-Sell rich looking 36x6O imported
rur. 81 each: Carter Tenn: sold 115 in 1
days: profit. s5i: you can do same; write for
sample offer selling plan; exclusive territory;
sample rug by parcel post prepaid. Sl.3s E.
Iondnn Importer. StoningtOn. Me.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

SECRETARY having knowledge Latin Amrr
can countries and commerce. ability to SPEAK
and read Spanish desirable: rapid typist: c"ot
correspondent on own initiative: if skillc,
stPnographer advanta gpous hut not al-Soutel
necessary. Answers confidential. own handwrit
ing. giving exact details above qualitica tions
also minimum salary expected. married or sin
Slr, approximate age. residing home or board
ing. Address BOX 95-!A. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

CARPENTERS-CONT Make pro
posaI for erection of Groom ready-cut house IN
Takoma Park, Md: also heating; nehunE'
Iluinp'"s' ~ 21s
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MALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES experienced; op-
o,,mitr A. Tor right party: good salary: refer
ences required Address BOX l9-A. Star office. :.
ACCOCSTANCY-So many Of our washhS
tom graduates have completed the l. \. :;
rourse in advanced accounting in SIX months
t;me that our school can now claim the rec
ord Of graduating more who have won me tns ~
y. A. degree in less time than can pe t slsLh'en M
by any other school. Write ior free nocA s oh
accountancy. International Accountants Sc"
cia,v 6ni Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

II A large business office has permanent posi-
tion for an energetic. capable young woman
4 nfH
Evening star., 1921-06-19
WANTED-HELP

ADvERTISE-Sive money, get results: 5SpaSe
rate book tells how: mailed free. Standard
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