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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
WHEAT PRICES
SHOW STRENGTH

CHICAGO. July so.--After a weak
opening wheat quotations showed
considerable strength on the board
today and closed frsctionaiiy higher.
The weakness at the opening wac
due 20 desire by July longs TO sell
because of elevator congestion In
Chicago and other leading markets.
Trade was small. Some buying dc.
yeloped toward the close for export
Corn opened weak In sympathy with
wheat and July continued 20 drop.
due TO heavy selling. while other fu-
ture quotations showed fractional
gains at the close.
Provisions were higher.
July wheat opened Off nc at
ttsiss and closed up lie. september
wheat opened off isc at tf.sais and
closed unchanged. December wheat
opened off ae at si.ssA and ciosed
up he.
July corn opened at saxc, off NC.
and closed OF Nc; september corn
opened s0A G and closed up ise. De-
cember corn opened off isc at eo,s c
and closed up No.
July oats opened 5sH &c. unchanged.
opened sstsc. off Nc. and closed off
Nc December opened ttnc. I'M
changed. and closed up Ac
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The wpas
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shipping affairs.
SAN FRANCISCO. July so.-con'
grcss has banned the cost plus con.
tract system
A special congressional invcstigat'
ing committee has long since ordered
that money eating process out
lawed---
And yet the u. s. shipping board
today continues 10 put millions In
taxpayers money into the "cost'plus
pockets"
on the Pacific coast the shipping
board staff doesn't even seem 10
know that report on the evils or
the system was ever made. There
las apparently been no official noti'
fIcation and the scores Of copies OF
the report which had been prepared
for distribution have never been
sent out--at least not 20 the Pacific
coast
Such Is tho disjointcd method OF
doing business.
have learned that In coast cities
the old cost-pius system OF repairs
continues In the case OF nearly 20
per cent OF shipping board work.
And while the repair concerns
campaign for lower wages 10 their
men and open shop conditions they
pay boIIermskers 30 cents an hour,
but charge the government $3.50.
They pay boilers 81 cents. and charge
the government 80 cents. Carpenters
get 80 cents. but Uncle Sam pays
$3.50. Pntternmakers get ~ cents.
but the government Il charged Sf.6o.
A. Seattle. Jacksonville, Fla. Sz-
vannah, Ga. Charleston. y. C.. New
York. Norfolk md other ports the
rates arc much higher and conditions
much wor~e than here. for the Psci.
fIc coast Ia TI1IRTYS1X PER CENT
Forty PR cent Of the total amount
charged the government for labor in
rcpsirs GOES into the pockets Of the
repair companies. Ten per c~nt oi
cost Of al materials purchased for
shipping board work goes Into their
pockets, nltho the shipping board has
. purchasing department. and u has
LOT did hayc--miilions Of dollars
worth Of materials sold for = song
materials that might have been used
In ships repairs now.
Last year the average monthly ~.
pair bill Mt this port alone was sz3s
900 for shipping board ships. Some
20 ships n month are repaired here
The firrt six months OF the presen,
year saw ti2es.ooo spent at this
port for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Chief Declares War
on Silent Statesmen

Announcing that the recent decis-
ion of the supreme court. deciding
against the socallcd silent sales
men," an alleged gambling device.
would give him complete control Of
the situation In Seattle. Chief OF 20.
lice William II. Soaring said today
that he would take steps TO clean up
the city on the devices and punch.
boards,
Soaring stated that n campaign
would probably be launched to force
all persons operating the silent
statesmen to hand them over to the
police. violators will be prosecuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Seattle-made Goods
Help San Francisco

San Francisco Ia using Seattle
manufactures 10 strengthen It's own
hold on the South American market.
said Adcifo Bracons. consul In the
state OF Washington for Panama and
Uruguay, TO tho foreign trade bureau
Friday. He declared that Seattle
OF tho Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
manufacturers sell to san Francisco
brokers for transshipment. and that
these brokers frequently substitute
their own label 10 keep San Fran
cisco constantly before The eyes OF
their customers.
Hracons has just returned from an
extended tour in behalf Of Seattle
firms interested in South American
trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Japan Policy Is
Opposed at Home

TOKYO. July 30.--Thc younger
Japanese diplomats. who are op.
posed to the militarists and the
elder statesmen" are frank in stat.
ing that they believe Japan has
weakened herself as world power
thru making reservations In, her &c.
ceptance OF President Harding's In.
vitation 10 the proposed Washington
conference on disarmament and Pa.
clfic problcms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Indicted Governor
Will Go to Capital

JOLIET. ILL.,. July Ex-Governor
Len Small. Illinois indicted governor.
is going to Springfield next week.
The executive. who arrived hero on
his tour OF Illinois roads today. stat.
ed he would be In the capital as soon
as he finished touring three more
county roads.
The governor was still silent on
what plans he had made TO fight the
indictments charging him with EN-.
bezzlcment OF state funds.
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vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Hendrix. Charles H.. kitsap. girl
Kinr. Edgar r.. Ssis Palatsnc xfA
esuh6an- William j.. IssAqunh. boy.
Eisnd. Christopher. ss.o 18th ave.
W.. boy --.~ $50 -.
v.Siysms Hichiro. scox washing
ton IT. GirL -. xss~~.o,
wn.., Iehn. al First ave W. wirL
Gtionsv' Ezra p Three-Tres Point.
Js ios; siruars X soss Third ave.
sss.s =" clsns s Harry. IS, fulton st..
BARBER. Irwin J. asa univsrsisy
Ns Tsy; G Gu T. ssss W. Ida 81.
Lunn nd Paul n ssis Second ave-
n. w. girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Okehs Ford Offer
on Mussel Shoals

WASHINGTON. July 30.--The Of.
fer OF Henry Ford for the Mussel
Shoals. Ala. government plant for
the manufacture OF fertilizer has
been recommended to Secretary OF
War Weeks by Major General Lans.
ing II. Beach. chief Of engineers. II
was learned by the United Press to.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. July 90
Frank Wilson. member OF the police
department since 1909. Is dead. and
Officers William Mike and James
Bailey are in hospital an the result
OF a battle with John Broksmit. cleo
trician, who. becoming n violent ma.
MAC last night when corncred. whip
ped out a gun. fired three bullets
thru the head OF Wilson and one
thru his abdomen. Bailey and Mike
were shot thru the thighs and are
not In n serious condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

TOKYO. July 3o.--During a clash
between the striking shIpyard work.
ers at Kobe and the police. 100 per.
sons were injured. a number OF them
severely. The injured are said TO in.
clude so strikers and 20 police.
The mob Is said to have numbered
10000. Tho police finally dispersed
II by charging 1t with drawn swords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Motor Inn Man Wins
Out in High Court

Word was received Saturday at
the prosecutors office that the dc.
cision OF the superior court convict.
ing Harry Greenwsll. proprietor Of
Motor Inn, as "jointer" had been
reversed by the supreme court Mt
Olympia. because OF improper in.
struction to the jury at the first
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
orxx NAVIGATION CLASS

The third class In advanced nav
cation. under the auspices OF 'h.
Z. s. shipping board win open ~
the University OF Washington NOR
day. There are stili several vaean.
cles In the class membership. when
can accommodate 20.
The course Is open to all licensed
deck officers Of the American mer'
chant marine.
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Fractional Advances
Shared on ~. Y. Trade


NC Ifhc l and shortly
lows, common at tbA preferred AZ IS
7s Northern Pacific Off at 7s but Southern Pacific
7sN,
T Players is IN n,efnaoSs PAPER M up -
American Telcphone
Petroleum. unchanged. uiah ~
sA sudshaker ~ fus6e bi%. =.
In Springfield tss
Rcadlng eeA. 4 United FruIt 10sh A..
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Tariff Bill May
Be Ordered Recast

WASHINGTON. July 3o.-Repub-
Iican leaders In the senate today were
facing with considerable concern the
prospect OF completely rewriting the
Fordney tariff bill.
A tug.of-war over the valuation
basis for assessing customs duties
win begin Tuesday In the senate n.
nance committee. II the American
valuation plan. upon which the Ford.
ncy bill II based. Is thrown over.
board. as some leaders fear. the en-.
tire measure must be rccast upon
the established foreign valuation
basis
Some authorities predict that no
radium win be left in the world IS
years from now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Nariis-~July sS-~Arrissd. ctr wheat.
land MontAna from seattle.
Shanwhai~~-Iuiy fp~~saiied. str Silver
State for Manila via Honxkonx.
TAka uar--Iuiy c<--Arr3sed. str City
% Spokane from Seattle.
kee>--Iu;y s>--Arrised. str West fsi<
frcfn seattle.
Yckohsma---Iuiy ft--aaffed. str Tsur~
shina Nnru for Seattle.
As-tcssA--Juiy ss--Arrivcd. ctr Robin
Adsir from Seattle.
Aberdeen--Ieiy ee--Arrfved. mosorship
Kenneeott from Seattle. e-se q. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Time Clocks to Cut
Windy Speakers Off

to bring prominently TO the notice
Of speakers the time they have con-
stunned will be installed in the
House OF Commons. according TO re
port.
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ANYBODY WANT SOME BoArs'


TArOosH ISLAND. July ae.--s A. ~
--tsarometsr rising. cloudy. thick outside
wind south. is miles an hour. Passed
inward. a four mast schooner. during the
niEht; steamer wapama at a, M
PORT ASUEf.fs. July se.--s A. NJ
Arrived. Y. =. q New York
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Catt1e--Nsrket nominal Choice steers.
ts9sso. fair 10 good steers. ts.rkass
choice cows and hetfers. SA5sG s.ss.
esnners. tf.ssHz1s; bulls. t.se0s !. 80 (.
calves. ts.bs0ii
ueg~--Mnrket nominal Prime iRht.
tilss0is: heasies. ts.BeaiLbe. pigs,
tffHtess.
sh~>p-Maskst nominal Pair n good
lambs. tt9s.So. lambs. ss8b.so. year
lings. s1at1s. wsthers. t291.se: ewes.
tld1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

HOQUIAM--Three logy1rs onru
OF Poison county to open ~ ~
They have been closed - ~
Means work for LIS men.
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Csttie--Msrket weak sieers. ssasso.
cows and heifsrs. $50 q 1907 stoekers
and feeders. ttssas.So. calves. $500
~.
uegs--Hseeipts. SOC. Market weak. Top.
1900. bulk. ts6fa.So.
sheep--Rse-lpts. 900. Market zse lower.
Lambs. st.sa q $50; ewes. tf9s.
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Ship News
MARINE CIRCLE
HOLDS ELECTION

At one OF the most enthusiastic
meetings OF the year. William X.
sheldon, ir.. OF the Pacific, Net a
Irvine Co.. was elected president
Friday OF the Sound Maritime Circle.
Charles schmutz was chosen first
vico president. w. u. Worrick.
treasurer. and c, A. BerEiund was
reelected secretary.
The new president together with
the other officers chosen viii be
formally Installed at a special meet.
Ing TO be held at the Hotel Butler
cafe within the next few weeks
Retiring President Joseph II. Me
han. OF the Admiral Line. thanked
the members OF the circle for their
hearty cooperation In building up
the waterfront association.
ANYBODY WANT SOME BOATS.
Wanted; Somebody In Seattle to
buy a few OF the sss wooden vessels
now owned by the government
Chairman A. -. iasker OF the u.
s. shipping board asked tho Cham
Der OF Commerce Friday 20 be put
IN contact with organizations who
may have Some use for one OF the
big wooden ships.
Possible use OF the vessels as pom
toons or breakwaters was suggested
BY fssker.
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s~wara--juiy 49, Sailed. str Alameda.
ssuthheand. tsts p IN.
tuneau--tuty fs.~Saiief. str Princess
Royal. southbound. a m.
Ketehlkan--iuiy se--salisd. str Epo-
kane. southboend. .. m.
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Arrivals and Departures


sailed
July 1t--Hfr Admiral Hoduan for
Southeastern Alaska. at noon.
July .9-Sr Northwestern for south.
western via southsastern Alaska. at Z
n. m
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CHICAGO, July so.--cash wheat
s 81 81 ; IL. NJ s.r 10 ,. 10
i.;sis Nc. : hard. siisa 0i.go: No.
. spring. sissgist
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EVERETT August Pekosky, Sc.
attic, and Sarah Mae Powell Of Lily.
erpool, England. married. They met
overseas.
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Vessels in Port a Seattle

Smith Cove Terminaf--rfer a. ctr West
Siius: Pier II. str ksystons STATE. ctr
kAtcrf Msru-
Great Sorshsra Tsrmtnsf--s,r pakar
Naru.
Pier i<--StS TyudareuA
Pier .--Str cordovA
Union Pacific T~rminAi-atr LurIins.
u. o. shipping Board Mceringp--oss
Eastern Glsn. ctr psirosa. str Icoas-
um. str Westward Ho. ctr Anna n
Morsr. str West Hsrtlsnd. Z. a T. 81
flckseurg. str Wsst Jespnp.
Aib>rs BroA Miilins Co. Doeh-str Rat
nier.
Spokane street rsrmi.Ai---u. q I. q. re-
lief
Todd DRY Docks--ship chiiiieosha ssr
Wsn&teh<e. str Eldriaxe
Amos Yard--atr Roosevelt
Standard Boiler works poch-str rat
tsfson.
Heffernan Dock --Bktn Phyllis comyn.
motorshtp tGburr2. str vsldex
stImson NH Dock srhr Eosamond
Wfnxiow Marine Railway barge Coo uit-
lam City. barge Criffson.
Aurora. Ill. uscs small coins ~.
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Chicago Live Stock


Io8nye Qu09o&toDo
B0~-Rec~ipts@ t.oce xsrkss setsve 70
lie lower. Top. eit.et. hulk Of ss,ss
tt.Geoit.se: heavy weight. et9tsu
Sff.gt. snsdinm weight nave itsss
light weight. 1tiss0if.ssg hssv,
packing cows. ts.teaio. packing sows.
rough. - 9ste. pigs sisuto7k
Cattee--Ere<fpts. teee. Market steady.
Choice ana prime. ss.ssoesss medium
and COED. ts.foosss. eommcn. tasso
t7.so. good and choice. sx7t0tto.
eommsn and medium. etTt0t.Ts.
butcher cattle end hstsrrs. SasoasTs.
cows. ter: bulls. sszt0ff.sss can.
nsrs and cutters. COWS and hsifers,
e1so0t. cspn~r steers. o1fs8t. wal
calves. ts.Ts0tf: feeder ssrsrs. tse
ssst, s,sek~r steers. ss0f. s,orkss
cows and hsifsvs. tsseotse
Slsesp-nceetpts. 1000. Market steady.
1@mhs. sstt0iote. iambs Gull and
common. tt0ks yeariins wsthers. tfo
ssss. s~s-. 81 sse sac. Gull 70 con.
fnoa eu1s. 1f.tout.
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After the show. wen = = d =
Advertisement. ri
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Reported BY Wireless
N 4 Nas.i n~-->a~~as~

July .s--str Horace X. barter. san
Franchise for Seattle. <5s miles nerth Of
ssa Francisco st .. m
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(Ne10r1ay'e Qoo4o1Ieosl
sssss.ss . { = 800 . o.


fsassriav's Qussstis~aD
ruTnlshed By l. y. Meaning . O.
Dutler lssei Building
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BOARD IGNORES
C0ST-PLUS BAN
Expert Finds Shipping Evils
Uncorrected
by ). r. RICHARDSON

ny y. y RINTTtNVrVN
Formerly . member Of the u. >.
Shipping Board special investieat'
ing committee and nm expert ON
shipping affairs.
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cf
BE- ssed u nismis.ts hs ssdu.
n
cd or III
Babyio
Of
In
Hebrews rejoice
to
o Is 8
Of
Of
oognods There. nm
People
No
pa AstT 7I
the Of
tomb
of
knesins Of all peoples before the
program sssd Tho -
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Aurora. Ill. uses small coins pss.
foratsd with the letter A. for street
car fares.
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NEW YORK. july ss.---psnsnd sssrf-
Ing vss up Ne st ss.bsH ., opening to-
day. Francs. so.esss1. lire. so.et:i.
marks. so.eifs. Sterling eiossd tssss ::
francs. sso7ss. lire. ts.ss.ss. marks.
IoeiiA
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

ssgns-pufi. Rav. Nsfs GRADUATED. ~
Csffee--So. Hio. spot. sSe 10. No 4
sAntoa. ~ y Ice 10.
Evening star., 1921-11-29
"o s''aA'ia b. A. HopkiNs.
Singer Sewing Machines.

NEW AND USED MACHINEs.
Renting and Repairing. AL Makes:
DressmakinS, Pist'g, Hemstnk Ptcot Edsins.
CO.'S 18th st. NV. 200 Georgia ave.
Col. l70e-Col. 36lS. Col. eS35.
Buttons Made to Order.
RUGS-Excelient velvet 1sxl0.6; another,
9si3: several smaller, slightly used. Riley.
Asl llth st.
CONFINED BABY CARRIAGE and stroller:
I'm One condition; will sell cheap. Call h18
Rhode Island ave- ne. P'
HONEY-DELICIOCS EXTRACTED HONEY,
g lbs, 81; q lbs, Sl.65: Il lbs. S3: delivered
by parcel post; satisfaction guaranteed or
money, refunded. /. X. Hostetter, Route D,
Lancaster. Pa.
BED, brass; double; completes; boys long
pants suit sand shoes ladies' dresses and hats.
i7is RtaEs pi. NV.
BTKDETT ORGAN, so: i5 stops and .
Prairie incubators. Phone North S676.W, i2SS
eylncy ct. me-, after 9. SSs
Evening star., 1921-11-29
MALE AND FEsdALE.

DDREssING--Wanted,< 5000 envelopes ad,
dressed itypewritten); state price per thou
sand. ADDRESS Box 1897, Star ONCE. 9s
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES will lind 1urra.
tive connection with local corporation. offering
chance to increase income by giving spare
moments to the legitimate development. Of q
clean-cut plan; your ability to present propo
sition determines your earnings; references.
Address Rox 49-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-11-29
WANTED-HELP
EENQ ENQAY.E-rnntamuAA.

MARKER AND ASSORTER-
First class; light work and good
pay, but must be thoroughly
experienced. De Sales Hand
Laundry, 1890 L st.
MARCEL WAvER. expert. Apply to Hep.
OPPORTUNITY for intelligent capable lady
to learn good business; 81. 500 FIRST year. Ad-
dress Boz 325-K. Star office.
SHLESWONEN to sell rubber sPecIaifies and
rugs. Address Boz 37-A. Star Office. 30'
sALBSW0MEN-EaFn your ChFiitmss money
now; high.class saleswomen wanted for house
toulouse canvass. coupled with advertising
household necessity; sells on sight; no demon.
stration required. Apply Mrs: Craig. Apt. 81.
East Clifton Terrace. 18th and Clifton sts NJ ".
WOMAN. active. for eocd.payinE position;
Address Bog To-A. Star once.
WOMEN, EDCCATED. WANTED. FOR
PERMANENT TRAvELING POSITIONS
General sales manager Of successful. nationally
lngton for Few days longer to interview : or
5 competent, well educated women of person
y with ysw 70 saans sons them to s,s;
over q years Of age, have at least high school
education. be foot-loose TO travel extensively
and be able to leave Washington within few
days; sincere desire to succeed in business
more essential than past experience; no In
vestment: pleasant work: permanent eonnec-
tion with advancement: we will pay railroad
fare, salary and commission from start; posi-
tion worth $76 per week. See Miss Katherine
Edie. Room 423. KellogG bldg. 3e
wOMDS-Wideawake, between 25 and 30
years. who value their services at so or more
per week; splendid position: give phone num-
ber. Address Boz S02!T. Star ONCE. S0s
WOMEN fANVAsERS wanted to sell house
furnishings salary and commission; expert
aaA s.lx ANRvV At n
YOUNG LADY Il offered attractive PROPOSE
Mdfns 1AcI IrYinH st NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-29
Salesman Wanted

H,. eaii q retail trade In Wilmington and
rssS1aSs1rsr 81 stoves. ranges and dreproof
sslSSs eIps9isacs pssfefable but not absolutely
mSeSG1sFy. 4oquiTsments. Health, alsTtnsss and
$HO VIA WondsrfM propositicn for right
man. d1G e o6lSs1g ". y. Riegesr. room 1888
6sSSiak katel. 10Q1antments eveBin4s eniys 90
Evening star., 1921-11-29

SALESMAN for hardware; one
experienced in all lines OF busi-
ness, especially tools. None con-
sidered under five years expert
ence. Address Box 3o4-T, Star
office.
Evening star., 1921-11-29
MALE.

I AMBITIOUS MEN--Become q Columbia train
ed cd dr.ft.T,n n,7 and ASSURE yourself Of pe,ma
| spare time. day or night: IN > to months.
Cali. write or phone for full particulars. Co.
, luShia School Of Drafting. 14th and 4 SITS. NV.
/ AuDIT0Rs-salaries. 81. 800 81, 600; open COM
| days and Thursdays. 7:45 pm. New classes
| forming. Complete course in two weeks. Rev.
enue Auditors, Training Inst. 14i0 z %.
AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN.
| Geld. Course Of six to eiSht weeks. Practical
.s.. Actual ISsses
sssoSi ss g! ;ua, sss and SITS, NJ" Phoa' n. ao'oa
| BAkER's HELPER. experienced, white. Amer
lean, for hotel. Address Box 4o-A. Star ohice.'
BLACKSMITH - For wagon
work and horseshoeing. Apply
Merchants Transfer and Storage
Shops, rear end and B SITS. NV.
! BOY. white. for hardware store. Apply D.
Derxayitz. III eth st. NV. 30'
not necessary. Apply lolt Attn NV. 30.
Ri BuSHEI.MAN-Good salary. steady position.
Apply Newcorn 4 Green. lOoe 81: NV:
| CHAUFFErR for taxi service; reference. Met
| ropolitan Hotel Taxi Service.
CLERK for Office; one who can look after de-
Address Boz 2s9-T. Star Office. 29s
CoLLEGE GRADUATE wanted by local house
for high-grade saleswork. VIII thoroughly
fssih man ,a selected. R. s. Marshall Company
CoUNTERMAN for steam table; bus boy. 1905
Pa. ave.
ENGINEER. colored; must have license. Ap-
ply Chief Engineer. Hotel Harrington.
EXPERIENCED MAN, cigar
and candy warehouse, to work in
wholesale dept. Do not apply
unless you are experienced. sol
9TH st. n.w.,l Room 3IS. Apply
between 1 and ESQ pm. Mr..
| McCann
FIXTURE ASsEMBLER-Mnst he experienced.
Call bet. aud 10 Am. III 18th st: NV.
| HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN-Nation wide
demand for trained men; all departments:
\ hotels, clubs. apartment houses: uncrowded
! field; fine living, quick advancement; our
methods indorsed--our students employed BY
Call for particulars Lewis Hotel Training
School 1924 New York ave. NV.
| INSURANCE COLLECTOR and solicitor want.
ed. Apply 511 1ith 81. NV. second floor:
| INSURANCE MANAGER wanted by going
real estate office on n commission OF oU per
cent Of net commissions. II YOU have faith
in yourself this IL excellent proposition.
Address Box SALT. Stur, office. Os
Evening star., 1921-11-29
WANTED-HELP

ITfTMH sells to ear owners and drivers; e1-
ceIIent aide line; ladies or men. Ernest Sye.
EiS 3 neFthasst.
BALESMEN.
NW WWINTED-Five well dressed. honest and
e9bitjous young men as real estate statesmen.
crsferred, and capable of earning SIS to 500
~ more peF week. A real opportunity to make
q psfmanent connection with an old line real
ceed expectations.
Washington Real Estate Co.,
Suits o0i End floor, 12S 18th st. NV.
Rptween 3 and ) D,u
Evening star., 1921-11-29
FOUND.
LOST

PAPER SHOPPING BAG. containing pain
fo1es and other articles. Col Sl-
Evening star., 1921-11-29
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
PHYSIOTHERAPY. ELECTROTHERAPY,F FOR
men and wsmen given by DR.. Carolyn Austin
For appointment. phone North CAT.
IT IS MORE MYSTERIOUS THAN EVER AS
to how the "grafter'' can convince so many
up-to-date people, and they get away with it
and carry home valuable property that We
gladly pay square cash price for, such as
ladies' and mems worn clothing.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 61Q d.
IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH SCIATIC
rheumatism, Lumbago, Kidney. Liver. Blad-
der trouble, colds. general rundown condition,
relief can be had by the of the Electro
Magnetic Baths. BURLINGTON HOTEL. Room
709. Tel. Main $3.50. Correspondence solicited
ON NOVEMBER 90, 1921. / PURCHASED
from A B: Eich all goods, fixtures. stock in
trade, good will Of rooming house, $40 New
York avenue and store 1908 7th street north
west. All creditors are TO present claims to
W. A. MORAN, 1908 7tl street northwest,
otherwise they will be barred by law.
BEDBUGS, FLEAS, RATS.
INSTANT RESULTS.
GEO. @. SAPP. $50 Colorado bldg. Main 16S.
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