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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19

Mention OF the Chamber of Com
mcrco AZ one OF the destructive agcn.
cics fighting the skagit Is denounced
by Christy Thomas. executive secrc-
tary Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
in letter sent today to J. ID. Ross.
superintendent of lighting. In an.
swcr to the charges made by Ross
in the circular he II issuing and cir.
culated In defense of the skagit de-
veiopmenG
"One Of your pamphlets entitled
Facts About the Sxagit.' has just
been brought 10 my attention" says
Thomas. Your attack IN the Cham
Der of Commerce ix without founda-
ton in fact. improper and without
warrant
THE Chamber OF Commerce n not
'unfriendiy' 20 the Skagit project. II
does stand. however. for sthoro and
unbiased business analysis. Twelve
other civic and commercial organiza.
tons in Seattle do likewise. IL the
skagit development 10 good bush
ness proposition at this time. such an
analysis as now is proposed win dis.
close that fact. II. on the other
hand. II is not good business. the
people Of this city are entitled 20
that information
THE effort you make in this
pamphlet TO connect the Chamber Of
Commerce. by innuendo. with SIMS
ter influences which you say are
trying to destroy the Skagit IL un.
worthy OF you and your position as
city official. IL also should be
condemned as an endeavor TO torment
class hatred. To say or 20 infer that
the Chamber Of Commerce is domi.
mated by. or seems TO advance, a spc-
cial interest as against the welfare
OF this community as whole. is 10
state a falsehood which the chamber
win pot permit To go unchallengcd."
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
JAP CAPTURES,
ALLEGED THIEF

Jack MilIican. g. nsachinist,
an alleged burglar, was held In
city jail Tuesday ON an open
charge Millican was captured
by r. Cato. Japanese grocer.
while Siillican was trying 10
force mn entrance to Cato's gro
Gerry ut STA Eighth ave. ut 800
n m.
Cato heard Millican prowlinr
around on the back porch. When
he came out. Miilican. he says. point
ed Hvolver at Cato and told him
to keep quiet Cato then leaped al
Millican and threw him inside of a
butter closet on the porch and
locked the door.
When Patrolmen J. r. Rudd. c
ID. FoiIrich and J. A. Haguewood ar
rived they found Millican sitting In
the closet with partly empty bot
tie OF moonshine. Millican statee
that his brother was wanted in Yak
ina for burglary. but detectives
think Millican himself Is the burg
lar. He is held for Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
BANK Thug
IS THOUGHT
MURDERED!
Believed to Have Been Put
Out OF the Way by
His AccompIiceS

Ono Of the bandits who held
up two bank messengers last
Thursday morning. escaping
with $4,000. Is believed to have
bc-n murdered by his compan-
Ions.
According 20 a statement made 20
the sheriff's office. by a woman to
whom one OF the bandits gave a $50
bin. the man told her. 1--WE couldn't
trust this fellow so we got rid OF
him In hurry
The bandit took pride In Boosting
TO the woman Of tho exploits OF the
gang.
One man who was going down
town shortly after the robbers had
held up the two messengers at Sec
ond ave. and Spring St. saw the
bandits In their car. speeding south
on fsth ave, near Madison ~. He
recognized them by tho license mum
Der of the stolen auto. No. iii5os
AZ the time. he says. the four men
were quarreting violently. One man
drove the car. lie was in the front
seat. while the other three men were
In the tonneau-
Two of the bandits in the rear scat
were beating the other numerically.
This incident strengthens police the
ory that the man was murdered BY
his companions. who were evidently
afraid he would -saueal"
Chase for the bandits has conferred
about the city for the time. Trails
leading into British Columbia are
also being checked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Shepherds Guarding Hocks;
An Episode in The Wayfarer

While shepherds watch their
fIocks at night on the plains of
Jndel word comes TO them of
the birth of the Messiah.
This is ne Of the powerful epi-
sides Of 'srhe Wayfarer," which
opens Saturday evening in the
University Of Washington sta
dunn.
And the flocks viii be real
sheep. more than fifty Of them.
Montgomery Lynch. producer. in
sists on having realism In ever,
scene Of the great pageant. That
the reason the vast audiences vii
see a. flock OF live sheep on tn,
stage. guarded by real shepherds an,
their dogs.
But the sheep are not the onl,
animals that will take part in tn,
production There will be goats
dogs, parrots, geese. chickens
horses, cowB-in fact, all sorts O
domestic animals and birds.
Joan Of Arc. impersonated b,
4rs. ID. X Adams. vii lappcar rid
Ing : prancing stsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
FAR EAST IS
IN LIMELICHT
Return Of Shantung to China
One Phase
ny A. L. BRADFORD

WASHINGTON. July ie.--fn-
portant Developments In connection
with tho forthcoming disarmament
and Pacific affairs conference In
Washington came to light today.
The Developments involve zap and
shantung. and apparently the add
tional light on Japan's hcsitancy 20
unreservcdiy to enter the conference
so far as the Pacific discussions are
concerned
The Developments are.
There In an impression In su-
thoritative quarters here that the
American government contemplaies
bripging up the question Of the re-
turn of shantung TO China by Japan
in the conference.
2-The japanese government In I'M
derstood to have presented note or
communication" to Secretary OF
State Hughes. suggesting com
promise for settlement OF the auea.
ton OF the American protest against
Japan's mandate over the island OF
Zap. In her acceptance OF the pro.
poaai 10 discuss ornaments. Japan
asked whether only broad principles
or policies. or specific questions were
to be taken up in connection with the
Far East Shantung would be re-
garded as specific problem.
IL was also learned for the first
time today what the attitude Of the
United States government rs on the
point whether only principles and
policies. or specific matters are TO be
taken up.
Secretary Hughes IL believed TO
have made II plain to Japan that the
American government feels that not
only should principles and policies
In tho Far East be taken up, but
also the application OF these princt
pies and policies TO specific questions
which concern international relations
between more than two powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Japan Deputy Asks
Triple Alliance

LONDON. July ia combinatio.
OF Japan, Great Britain and the
United States viii end war, Take
Tanaka, Japanese deputy. declared
on his arrival here today. Tanaka
headed a parliamentary committee
visiting here.
II hope conferences between the
three nations viii lead to an alliance
which will cause all our present
problems to vanish" Tanaka said.
LET the three nations combine
and keep faith and there Will be no
more great wars."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Forest Fire Is
Sweeping Timber

EUGENE. Ore. July ie.--Seven
hundred acres Of green timber are
being destroyed by tho forest fire
near veaper. on the lower Columbia
river. according TO airpiane obscrv-
ers Of the Oregon and Washington
air forest patrol. with headquarters
here
Saturday. when the conf'agration
was firs reported. 1, was only 100
acres in extern,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Game Was Rough;
Boy and Girl Hurt

EUGENE, Ore. July fe.--Raiph
Chestnut IL suffering from a broken
nose today, received during a game
Of ruth and Jacob at a church pic
mic near Cottage Grove. Biindfolded
he attempted TO capture Elena
shortridge. but hit her on the TEN.
pie. ELENA was unconscious for an
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Ferguson, County,
Auditor, to Speak

wednesday In Vancouver. Wash.
county auditors from the entire State
will meet in annual convention. u.
n. Ferguson. King county auditor.
viii address the gathering on Ways
and Means OF Reducing the Expena>i
Of the Andltora Offlce."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19

SPOKANE. July BIN a suit for
81 900. filed in superior court here,
Edwin r. Conan. candidate for re
publican nomination for governor at
last election. In made defendant by
his wife. Sally Wilcoxon Conan
The money asked is due. the com.
plant alleges. on property settle.
ment Conan and his wife are said
70 have entered into last November.
Mrs. Conan declares her husband
deserted her In June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Women's Clubs Sell
Seattle Nameplates

II you want to do real adyertis.
ing service for your city. and have a
car, here IL how to do IL
Purchase from tho Seattle Federa-
ton OF Women's Clubs a seattle
naneplate. TO be attached to your
automobile. II you're proud TO be n
seattieite. tell tho world about II.
Plates are attractiyciy gotten up.
and may be obtained at i2ii Fourth
ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Theosophists Meet
Next Year at K. C,

Tnoosophlsts viii meet In their an.
nuai convention NEXT year In Kansas
city, Mo. II was decided nj Monday
session OF the American section OF
the Theosophlcai society at the Hotel
washington Annex This afternoon
tho convention Will hold an open
forum on tho subject ''Theosophy
and the Public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Harding Proposal
Pleases w. J. Bryan

NEW YORK, July I5.--'"The
peace conference ended one war; the
disarmament conference may end all
wars" William J. Bryan declared to-
day In a message to the United Press
from la Grange, Mo.
Bryan, long an advocate OF dis.
armament and OF various peace
plans. was enthusiastic over Preai-
dent Harding's invitation 10 the
powers to a conference in Washing.
ton.
The disarmament conference
promises to be the most important
gathering In centuries" Bryan dc.
clarcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
Girl of IL Saves
Sister From Death

TACOMA. July is.-Littic fz'ycar.
old Mary George rescued her sister.
Mildred. aged .. from drowning in
the Stuck river. near Sumner. Satur.
day. after the little girl had been
caught In tho whirlpools OF tho rap.
ida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19

EUGENE. Ora. July -. - Com.
plant has been issued by the Lane
county district attorney against O.
l.. Nichols. city engineer OF Cottage
Grove. on charge Of manufac,ur-
Ing moonahlnc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19

Ell pAgo. Tex.-chariea r. Robin
son. %. railway fireman. commits
suicide. Robinson WIS In cab when
Engineer VIM. Bohlman was mysterl.
ouHfy Killed July 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
SAYS ORGANIZATIONS
WE'RE HAND-PICkED

That the IL civic organizations
who have JOINED In fighting the
skagst were hand.plcked was charged
by Ross, who also asserted that
many Of the delegates at Chamber OF
Commerce meetings represented or.
ganlxations long since defunct-
Ross accused the paper and the
Chamber OF Commerce trustees with
suppressing the true facts concern.
ing the skagit
s~~ppponents OF the Skaxit have had
lots Of time In the last four years
for a hundred investigations Ross
added. but they waited until an ma.
chinery for the $4,000 horsepower
Skagit plant was purchased and
ss.soo.o 900 had been expended on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19

EVERETT. Body OF Earl Fagin.
drowned July 3. found In Union
slough by J.,Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
IRELAND PEACE
NEARING CRISIS
Veil OF Secrecy Shrouds Sit
uation
ny CHARLES NJ. MCANN

LONDON. July i9.--Jan c.
SHUTS. premier OF South Africa.
was again called into the Imperfect
Irish negotiations today.
SHUTS conferred with the British
cabinet today obviously discussing
the Irish situation. aitho no Off
ciai statement was issued.
II was learned SHUTS may 70 10
Belfast today to remain for several
days. probably to discuss with Ulster
officials peace terms which would
be agreeable 10 the six northern
counties. Shuts ability as media.
tor. IL was believed. may be called
upon Go bring Premier Sir James
Craig hack TO London. with pro.
posals which may satisfy the Sim
Fein delegation.
Tho situation. 10 hopefully regard
Cd last week. was so grave today
that even the newspapers refused TO
offer conjecturea AS TO what may
happen when the present fog OF Sc
vrecy lifts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
SAYS sKAGTT WILL
LOWER RATES HERE

Ross emphaticnily asserfed that
the skagit will lower rates for light
and power In Seattle He declared
that all tho current produced BY the
Gorxe creek unit can be sold
The lighting superintendent scored
skaxt opponents for offering only
destructive criticism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19

Brazil exports to Cuba a dried and
saited beef known as xaraue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ROSS CHARGE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

out OF the IS take city light In any
part of their business.
Some OF the chamber trustees.
Ross charged. had barred the muniei.
pal lighting company from serving
tenants In their buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19
ULSTER DELEGATION
LEAVES LONDON

Tho CRISIS In the negotiations ap-
parentiy arose from the fact that Sir
James Craig contends Ulster is en-
titled TO its own government and
parliament and Eamonn de Valera
holds that there must be united
ireland before peace can be con
cluded.
The Ulster Delegation has left Lon
don. Sir James Craig. premier for
tho northern counties. was back In
Belfast after a farewell statement In
which he declared that Ulster Is en-.
titled 20 a separate government In
ireland.
Meanwhile. n was not known
whether Sir James returned to Bel
fast for further conferences with VI.
Eserite leaders. or whether he WIS
Withdrawing. The latter seemed nm.
probable and general belief was that
most Of his statements was for uis
ster consumption.
IL was Understood today THAT the
ne Valera. Lloyd George conferences
at first dealt with exalted questions
OF principle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-19

Yesterday. the talk between. the
two descended from the cloudM to
practical politics and Interpretations
of principles.
DE vaisra's statements regarding
the conference were guarded but IL
was understood tho Sim Fein dele
CATION IL ready To concede Ulster all
rights possessed under the home rule
act and Il willing TO extend her pre-
roEauves. II Ulster will recognize
Irish unity.
All Ireland continued peaceful 20
day. awaiting resumption Of ncgosia.
tons next Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-24

well ct vir, c. c.. to Paul S. WILL
Jams, $40.
81 Randolph pl NV, 50 BIOS. lot Il,
Bloomingdale-Ella r. Despard to
Paul s. Williams, $40.
N of Garfield st, W of Conn ave
nw' 81 2l07. lot ls-M. Grace Bur-
CESS to Harry g. Tufft. $40.
23a to 235 Morgan st NV, SO SIS,
lots l23 and i24-Samuel Lutsky to
Fannie Lutsky, $40.
Sth st NV, bet o and p SITS. 50
oil, parts lots -. SO and ST.
Charles J. Williamson ct al to Sam.
uel Shinberg and Bella Shinberg.
$3.50.
81 Randolph place NV; square
31o5, lot II, Bloomingdale-Minn
c. Carr TO Paul S. Williams, $40.
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AUCTION SALES

ON FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1921. AT 1880
O'Clock a. m. at 1879 Seventh street
northwest, we will sell to the highest bidder
all goods stored in the following names TO
enforce liens for storage and other charges:
Mary Jordan. NJ Spencer or r. n. SpriEgs.
Annie Wood. Allen Bell. Geo. W. Johnson.
Mrs. N. Day and Rob-. Brown. Interested
parties take notice. THE PEOPLES
STORAGE AND EXPRESS COMPANY, 1ISs
Seventh street northwest. city.
ma2<tu8 tss
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DAILY COURT
RECORD
COURT OF APPEALS.


The court met yesterday to ex-
press its regret at the death of
Chief Justice White of the United
States Supreme Court and adjourned
over until 10 o'clock this morning
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
No assignments in any court for
today.
CRIMINAL DIVISION.
1894 U s VS. Carl w. Dean. Vic
act Dec II. 1914. Deft committed
to Jail.
36755 U S VS. Jos. Snyderman.
petit larceny. Deft surrendered by
G. W. Ray and surety exonerated.
Def committed to jail.
37S45 U S VS. Jacques Raymond
Joo. False pretenses. Deft COM
mitted to jail.
25s6s In re est Timonthy Brosnan
Time to submit motion for new trial
continued to June I, 1921. Lambert
& Yeatman & W G. Johnson
kGardiner & Ferguson. attys.
$500 Harry E. Gladman VS. Sara
]. Crafts. Motion for new trial
filed. Bastian & Richardson-A.
Wilson. attys.
No sessions in Circuit Division
No. nor Equity Division No. 2.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings-
3s036 Blount VS. Blount. Rule as
to custody of children returnable
May 81, 1921. T. NJ. Bakery pltf
atty.
3S74s Love VS. Dyer. Bill dismiss
ed with costs. r. p. Shealey, pltf
atty.
3s01S Lavagnino VS. Prall. Order
to prosecute in 'forma pauperis." I"
Offutt G. Inlay & J. w. McNeill,
pltf atty.
2457s Inlay VS. Prall. Rule con-
tinued to May 81. Rule as to ap-
pointment Of receiver returnable
May II. Offutt & Imlay-Hoehling,
| Newmyer & Davis. attys.
3S0S9 Hubbard VS. Hubbard Or
der for commission to issue to Carl
r. McKenrick, Baltimore, Nd. w.
NJ. Ellison-B. Emerson, jr, attys.
1852 Graham VS. Graham. Clar-
ence A. Miller. Esq. appointed to
defend. Wright & Ershler-C. A
Miller, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 4
Proceedings.
63704 Berry & whitmore Co VS.
Dante. Time within which to sub
NIT motion for new trial extended
to May 2S, inst. McCalmont & j.
D. .Sullivan-Geo. e. Sullivan, attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est D. NJ Hoover. Petition for
probate of will & letters of adm c.
t. h. Geo. Mcneil. atty.
Est John J. Pringle. Petition for
letters of adm. Jno. Murphy, atty.
Est Eugene Peters. VIII filed
Nov is, 1899. Petition for probate
Of will & letters test. WIN. K.
Quinter, atty.
Est z. Clarence colford. Petition
for letters of adm. Geo. w. Dali
zell, atty.
Est Mary olmsted Clarke. Will
filed dated July 81, 1916.
Est Isaiah T. Hatton. Will filed
dated May 10. 1921. Petition for
probate & letters test. Edw. Hill,
jr., atty.
Lawsuits Filled.
s5717 Breyard d. Strohecker VS.
Dee Gee Garage. Inc, appellant. Ap-
peal. Jeffords & Dutton. appellants
attys.
s571s Sarah L. Marcus. infant, VS.
Andrew Charles Dick. jr. Damages
s25.000. T. M. Wampler. pltf atty.
6571s Carrie d. Smith VS. O. II.
Koon- Damage $4,000. Fred C.
Geiger & H. M. Fowler, attys for
pltf,
Equity Suits Filed.
s9036 w. Wallace BIount w Mary
" Rlount. Absolute divorce. T. NJ.
Baker. pltf atty.
3so37 Norman e. Compton w
Robert c. Compton q "a others.
For partition. y A. Sweeney. pltf
atty.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEW BUNGALow-wII.L CONSIDER AU-
tomobiie In good condition for my equity:
immediate possession; electricity. Owner.
Rax IBID Herald Office. II
suburosn property and business; retiring.
Mod. house. fruit viii sell. trade for city
property. s.. 500. wildmsp q o.. 9th q q.
Esrkspse equity Of $50. 600 IN new susorsss
houses for large apartmt or bus prop
Nalornay and suilivan- l5x7 xys 81 ~.
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MADAME D'ASHMAN
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CIAIRVOYANTS. .
Lkcs.sst % -
DISTRICT oF coLtrMBh

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and when you'll marry ana how 10 oyeEy
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Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Pslmist.
guarantees TO read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no qUestions
but will tell you what you want % know.
matters. love, health and family srsirs-
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MADAM MAVIS

Hsve your fortune told By the rrvst
Egyptian psluist; tells your past pre>><t
and future; Eives advice On all Important
snairs Of life. You viii tnd true help ~
consulting this famous Egyptian palnnt
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49,
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RZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest clairvoyant. Palmist ane
Spirit Medium Readings dsily from 10 q
n. to .. N ISls l4th st nv. ovef
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EDUCATIONAL.

Spanish Schesl Of Washingten
Prues- fso. spah aszss o 81 Nsssss.
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TUESDAY, MAY ~
PAGE SEVENTEEN
LOTS FOR SALE.
cjly ssd Subusa.

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LING. PIX. VIEW. . lots. sIss each, $40
cash: terms. Eastern Land Sales o.. sle
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IS LOTS suitable for building ATTACHED
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foRsE ST. Mr. MoNTELLo AVE. q
rooms and bath. hot-vater heat. Price,
100. q. L RUST. sl2 18th st.
w CITY, y. :. st. frontzges; subdiyfds
isto 'otS: $500: terms. N. L. Ryon Co,
se-. lf23 st.
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PERSONAL.


WANTED COMPANY TO TEXAS IN
Ford. Interview Mr.. GREENE. ees N
st. NV. f43
woRKINGMEN. THERE is ONE PHASE
Of this business that hustIers admire. and
that Is way Of putting plain figures on
all stock we sell: when new pants are priced
81 or IS this value is certain and no one can
better IL. Slightly used suits. s. up. Ladies
Store. 6l6 ID. JUsTH's OLD STAND. 6la ID.
Ta5
III SICK, IN TROUBLE. OR DOUBT. SEE
Psychologist Jeromsny. 1905 18th st. NV.
Nsturopsthi and Mental treatments In
slant relief. e74
TYPEwRITING, ADDRESSING. MAILING;
fo- prompt and efficient service call Main
5S21, Miss Lerner. Public stenor7phtc De-
partment Of the PERSONNEL BUREAU. sos
Bond bldg, l4th and N. Y. ave- lss
PUBLIC sTENoeRAPHER on HAND AT
all times for that rush work Call Main
bS2i and ask for Miss Lerner. PERSONNEL
BUREAU. 3ob Bond bldg. 18th IT. and
N. Y, ave. lss
LEARN TO READ vaAkACTKR AT
sight" INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
REsEARcH. 2lo Munssy Bag.
A CHARACTER ANALYSIS WILL ENABLE
you to ind the right job. INSTITUTE or
VOCATIONAL RESEARCH. no hunssy
Blds.