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The New York herald., 1921-12-09
MEXICO MAsoNs RECOGNIZED.
Texas Grand Lodge Accepts Unit
After Ten Years.

WACO. Tex. Dec. S.-Recognition of
the grand lodge. Vale dc Mexico. was
eXtepded by the Texas Masonic Grand
Lodge in convention here to-day after
ten years.
w. l.. Walls Of Mexico City. personal
representative Of Senator Luis j. Zaloe
Of Zacatecas, grand master OF the
grand lodge Vale de Mexico. was at
the convention I'm behalf OF the lodge
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
Spring wear Changes Indicated.

Dress trimmings for carly spring wear
are in the market and indicate many
radical changes from those in vogue.
One OF the most marked is a combina-
tion of rose flower and ostrich corsage
in pastel shades. with a vant ypurse
concealed within. The petal effect Is
proving most popular as an accessory
for women's evening dress wear. A
plume with a concealed vanity case Is
meeting approval of the trade TIE
advantage claimed for the new corsage
Is that 1t is more wearable and can
readily be changed from one dress 20
another. Retailers and manufacturers
are taking to these dress trimmings ex-
tensively.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
Crucial Stage In silk Market.

In the next two weeks the crucial
Joint in the raw silk market will be
reached. according to one of the largest
japanese importers of silk. Within that
time manufacturers must buy for their
January, February and March supplies
or definitely decide to etay out of the
market. Only buying for immediate re-
quirements is evident, manufacture RS
holding off from placing orders with the
hope Of fall in the market, According
to the Importer there is little likelihood
OF prices Of raw silk falling to any APP
preciable degree, because he believes
that present prices OF $S.25 a pound are
necessary to maintain production OF the
cocoons.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
NEW HAVEN r. r. BONDS
FALL SHARPLY IN PARIS
Drop of rs Points in Issue Ma
turing on April IS.

Special Cable 10 TIE NEW York HERAtp
Copyright, 1921. bv THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Dec. y.
The Bourse to-day reacted severely on
the news that the financial situation OF
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad did not permit 1t 70 re-
imburse fully the bonds issued mere in
1907 which will reach maturity on
April Is next
AS result the quotations dropped q
points. closing at SO francs.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
Industrial Men Organize.

An organization OF business men es-
tablished among Industrial organiza-
tions throughout the country has been
started with the hole OF stimulating
business and with the purpose of in
fusing war time zeal In peace time ef-
forts. Such was the announcement Of
Leo Essen, its executive secretary, yes
I, rday Educational booklets and
monthly magazine Will be distributed
TO its members
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
Army Orders
speelal pespatch % L. NEw YonK HnaaLn.
New York Herald Rureau
WaShinctOn. ID. C.. Doc. g. (
These army orders have been made public;

These army orders have been made public
1NFANTRY-Maior @. II. Gardiner. at
'ached 10 2Gth. Cemp Dix; Major y. n.
Eisenhower, assigned 70 Goth Infantry Bri-
Code. 70 New York thence 10 Panama Canal
Zone: capt. J. a. ST. Louis detailed with
organized reserves. 10 7th Corps Area; Capt.
' u. Brooke. Jr., TO New York, thence TO
Porto Rico.
CAvALRY-Major c. J.. Stevenson. to
Camp Dix Licut.-Col. Dorsey, proceed from
Ashcvi'c, y. g.. ~ walter Reed General
Hospital for treatment: CaDts. l.. X Trus-
colt. Jr., and q. y. Thompson. report TO
commanding officer, 'st Cavalry Brigade
Col. r. J. Fleming. assigned 20 9Th Cavalry.
70 Fort Ociefhorpe.
COAST ARTTLLERY-Major T. Y. Murphy,
return 10 proper station.
FIELD ARTILLERY-Mai p. Hayes. to
WrnfCAL CORPS. II Lieut.. col. J. /.
Revans from Fort sill, to Walter Reed
Goncral HOSPITAL. report commanding officer
FOR treatment; Majors Felix Hl'l and @. r.
Soratchfplh. ~ Camp Kncx Maior w. ".
TuFev, 20 Cawp Alfred Vail
M1SCFLLANFOfS S-Capt. g. q. Terry %
Aberdeen proving ground capt l. J. whar-
ton. 20 Camp Knox First Lieut. tnow Capt >
NJ n. Grimes. special orders November 8 .
report for Quartermaster- General.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
RECEIVERS BRING SUIT.

BOSTON, Dec. 8.-Receivers of Hollis.
ter. White & Co.. Inc. an investment
securities firm. brought suit to-day
against Floyd r. Switzer, Its president,
for an accounting of S165 900, which he
is charged with having converted to his
own purposes
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
THIRD PARTY IN NEBRASKA.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dec. s.--A third
political party I'm Nebraska was formed
here to-day when more than five hun
drcd men and women who referred ~
themselves as Independents and progress
svea signed a statement of organization
at mass meeting OF county delegates.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
PETERS QUITS HOUSE
TO TAKE yUDGESEIP
Bergdoi Investigator Fails to
Collect Sc, 900.
specidl Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
WasliurtOn ID g.. dec (

z. y.
John Andrew Peters. who was elected
to the sixty-third and subsequent Con-
crosses as a member of the House. left
Washington to-day for his home at
Ellsworth. Me-. with ths intention of
submitting his resignation to the Gov
ernor.
Mr.. Peters explained to his conferees
here that he has been appointed 10 a
Judgeship. which work will be more
TO his liking than his duties In the
House.
Before leaving Mr.. Peters submitted
to w. Tyler Page a bill for 5000 in
Cured by his committee In the inves-
tigation of the Bsrgdoll case He was
disappointed that there is no money
available from the contingent fund and
that the matter must await the next
deficiency bill.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
NORTHERN PACIFIC DIVIDEND.
Roads Action Had Been Forecast
by Burlington Declaration.

Directors of the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company yesterday declared the
regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent. on its stock. payable February l
to stockholders of record December 80.
AS in the case of the Great Northern's
recent declaration of its regular divi-
dend the Northern Pacific action had
been forecast by the declaration OF a
semi-annual dividend of per cent and
an extra disbursement OF IS per cent. by
the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad. which gave the two owning
roads each about $4,000. 900 in cash.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
HEADS NEW TAX BOARD.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Selection of ].
II. Beal of Pittsburgh as chairman Of
the Tax Simplification Board, created
by the new revenue act, was announced
tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
FEDERAL RESER VE
BANK STATEMENT
Note Circulation Ratio and
Cash Reserves Up; Deposit
Liabilities Down.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York HeraId Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., Dec. 2.
Aggregate increases or s7,400.000 in
Federal Reserve note circulation as
against reduction of SEA 500. 900 in
deposit liabilities and a gain of $780,
600 in cash reserves are Indicated in the
Federal Reserve Boards weekly state
ment The reserve ratio rose further
from 1877 TO 1911 per cent.
As against a reduction OF s1S.700. 900
In holdings OF bills secured by Govern
ment OBLIGATIONS. holdings Of other dis
counted bills increased $7.100.000 and
OF acceptances purchas ed in open market
$500, GOO. The New York Reserve Bank
shows a larger Increase by S14. ZOO, 900
In acceptances held mainly under re-
purchase agreements. while most Of the
other reserve banks report moderate re-
ductions.
United States bonds and notes on hand
Increased S2.500, 000 Dittman certifi-
Gates on deposit with the Treasury to
secure Federal Reserve bank note cir
culation declined S1,500. 900, while other
Treasury certificates largely held under
CONDITION TWELVE RES
RESOLI
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
DIVIDENDS.

Record. able.
Bank OF America. SO. ... Dec. ri Jan. 8
California Petroleum Corpo-
tion, q. pf, Si.73.......... Dec. 20 Jon. 2
Central Aguirre Sugar Co.,
Chicago, Indianapolis and ' - '""
Louisville II. r., q. 81 .62ia. Dec. n Dec. 20
Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louisville i. r., $ a, pf, 81. Dec. 2i Doc. 20
Chatham and Phenix National
tion, 75c. .................. Dec 1c Dec. is
corn Exchange National. Chi M
cago, a. $f................ Dec. Z Jan. I
cago extra, S1............. Dec. Z Jan. I
Crane Co.. q. 1lsgo in common
stock ......................D Dec. Dec. 15
Crane CO., q, pr, Sl.75. ..... Dec. Dec 15
FISHER Body Corporation. q.
TaanSe pa Sc Co. Of Pcnnayyania. ~ Dec o.
aaioa 5d r. Trust Co. a sso Dec u 70 is% se 81
Merchants Loan and Trust
CO., a. 81. i................... - Lee. 81
Merchants Loan and Trust
Co., extra. $1............... - Dc. 81
Mountain Producers Corpora
ton. q. 2oc.. .............. Dec. ~ Jan. .
Pacifnic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ '' ~
CO., q. pf, $50. -. Dec. 81 JAN 10
Roval Baking Powder Co..
a. ........... ....... Dec. IS De-. 81
Royal Pairing Powder Co.,
q. pf sI.H0................D Dec. IS Dec. 81
eouthoa tern FIX. Co. 4G7cs Dec. 10 Jan. .
Eprinefield r. r. and Light
Co, a, NJ, 81. T5.........., Dec. is Jan. 2
Ftnte Bank Of CHICAGO q. 81. Dec. 81 Jan. I
State Rank OF Chicago. ex-
ira. sd.,,................ Dec. 81 Jan I
steel and Tube Co., q, pf,
El.T0 ..s............. ...... Dec. 70 Jan.
United Drug Co.. q, ist pf,.
sl.+c. ...''..,.: 80 . =, - ,,', Jan. 10 pfo'
rtUities Securities Corpora
ton. q. pf. Sl.75....,...... Dec. IT Dec. ~
Co, $ a. 81. Dec. IS Jan. 8
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
Fire Record

a. NJ. Los,.
l2;3j--rudlow and soundvlew avs,
The Bronx; frame tullding. y.
4;35-Boston road and Eas,ehes,er
road. The Bronx; automobile,
Thomas Mccarthy ...... .... Triflinr
o4o-l03 East i3Sth st.; automobile;
- uihiloWn ..4...-...... ....... .Unknown
7:3S-FordhAm station; Ths Bronx.
". y. G. mail train........ Unknown
iO'lo-226 East 18Th ST. Morrls Hol-
ii'oo-aio iowey Rubbsh vacant
lgt, salvation Army 49,. Unknown
!l'o'-it1 Ealt 4th st.. chimney; John
II =, r. Gtrtz '..............,.., Unknown
l2io-l2i Forsyth st.. Dave Kala-
i15-llsi Broadway; James Rass Unknowr
l'-o-12d st. nnd ilIdgon River. y. S.
81 scow; city Of New York. !. None
So-.Hao Poplar st., Bronx. Anna
3:oo-522 East Houston st., Jacob
.- t,.ss ...ss ..-.. .....s.... ..... Unknown
4:a5-lp17 woodycrest av. Bronx
Harry Graham. ............. Unknovn
0l-lD West 65'h st. Dora Oswald None
bl1-ln front qf 22o West 46th st.;
auto Frank Kinney. ............ Mono
5:3o-in front Of IS Division st..
auto; Nathan Richter. ... Unknown
kis -. ..,-.:...' ;......... rrifiInr
o5c-.llis1 Eas, ast6 81. Eiiwsli SpN"0w"
7.o--isa Lenox ay Ada champ. Unknown i'Enowrl
T.0j-2lQ West i25th st. art studio.
7.oo-sai West 5ist ST. Gabriel
Netueru .'.'..st.'..t.. Cnknowp
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
BID AND ASKED QUOTATION

y. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
To the following prices accrued interest
is 10 DO added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MuNlC-
IrnNIlG
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
SUGAR.
COTTONSEED OIL.
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special o Nrw Hr-nr
Newy H~raidH Hwrcar.
Washington g. !
The New York herald., 1921-12-09

Reel,v Corr. ...........::....... si2.7o
90. ..',.-.... ..................,...... 257.7o
da,e Ba'inx Co, 1nc.-P. smith. 11ie.7G
Rcaitv Co. M. ................. 2a3.oc
ter X. 2'ogfcld a1d william W.
Clark-Trlbunc p~ofrcf'ous. Inc. 2,256.10
BRONX.
RrRDow. Jacob ". and Alexander
J Zafu1uve-M. Duhh et al........ sons OF
BERGMAN. Della T.-F. n. Bon
non1y.... ..... ...s............... 01f.G0
GrrrFR. ncniamin-i. Iascnhcin1. s7o4s
GENT CONsT COL. l.. Mott Iron
KiTcrEN. Andrew and jaic-M 80
rrvrvr Mor-I...R.. siii1'..' siivi-man'.. 2is.to t
c5 Inc. ',p .........,.. ~ "a a'. 4o5 20
Co.. Inc.,.... . ..........,....r... .rp, 242oo
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
TIE first name is that ~ the debtor. tho
second g. that ~ the creditor and date when
1udgn ~ was filed
MANHATTAN.
Ia. sTrkus. 1Nc-M Schwartz.
,,ti5glsl M9reh ~ B lo2i Il. - N.fi,, S'oio
kur 20. 1919 ..................., 32i72
Ap-n n. 1000 ......'.........,.. 9i3oo
TOi TY Thomas. and Anton nrd
Louisa pNl-Pcoplc. &C.. Aug. 10,
Al IrGRE. Maria. Michael ami
tooo' .... .................... Go5.s2
HDIrGN SHOE Co. tNC-K J.
sealer March r., l92i..:.:..s. s.l2ooo
TIARWttL. Harold W., and Aifrcd
w. Etcrt--D w. Gregory ADJUST
mont Corn, Narah -. tn"i..... $50 e
UNION CHEMICAL GLASSWARE
Co.-ffarcy y. Ncwins. Inc, Jan.
TO- i02t,..... .-.............,.. 1896 ~
HERMAN James w, NJ Roman
% nI.: May g. 1890. 20................ 4n27 is
BURGER Jnseph-J. s Octers;
kuc. IS io2i......,............. seoo75
MrtrE. 1ohn-M. J. Clark Nov. q.
1920. ... .... .....,.......tss. 3,fiO20
TfARWFGL. Harold W. and Alfred
H. Ebert-D. w. Gregory Adluat-
ment Corp. April -. lo2i....... 1,ti1.5s
DRONX.
GAss. Otto-C. II. Haynes; March
", lNZO.s.... .sst.........s..s.s 4bD.2O
GARCIA. Arle Rialto Security
Corp. Aus, ~. 192i...,,....,..., s27.s6
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
day IN the United States District Court were
julius 7. FEIGEL. cigars. liG Second
ayenue-Walter l.. Bryant. receiver; bond.
MANpEL & KOHN CEllas Mandel and Morris
Kohnl, iewelry, West Forty-fifth street.
John l.. Lyttle, receiver: bond, 81 900.
TEXTILE TRIMMING WORKS, INC, 100
West Twentieth street-Samuel Sturtz re-
coivrr hord 50 0Oa
PALM COSTUME co, INC. 1874 West T,ven-
ty-si%'h slreet-Bertha Rembaugh. receiver;
GRO W. GREEN FURs. INC. ss West
Fffty-seventh street-Moses Cohen, re-
cciv,r; bond. $1,000. Liabilities $50. O0O
assets. s10. 900.
ST0T!ES, INC. general merchandise. 40 Weqt
Thirty-third street--Pcrcival Wilds and
Frcd y ichtcnworden, receivers; Joint
bond. $1,000. Liabilities, 5000 900; aeeets,
100000, Firm has branch stores at Eae-
ton, York Allentown. Pottsville and Read
ADOLF KLEIN. 81 Fist avenue-Ruth
Lcwlason, receiver bond, 81 600.
|tNrrO E BAYARD (Jacob Hambro and
Mario Havard), mems clothing, 1888 Broad
wav--Bertha Rembaugh. receiver; bond,
n0YAL OUTFTTrING STORES, INC. 1870
Third vrue-Iiandolph Harris, receiver;
bond 81 00o
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN nANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday In
Uniisd states District Court were:
NEW YORK SILK GARMENT CO., Julius
Wolff, 1li0 Broadway-lnvoluntary by Rae
Woinstein, who claims $T62. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, 81 200.
TEXTILE TRIMMING WORKS, INC, trim
mines, 100 West 20th st.--Involuntary by
Jacob Suffin, who claims 5000 Joseph
Gilman, $500 and Irving Gilman. so. La
bnltlcs. 81 900: assets, slG,0 600
PALM COSTUME CO, INC. women's gar
ments, 1874 West 26th st.-Involuntary by
Ecl!e siegel who claims $iO5; Jeanette
srm9reI G95 Q2o an ana oo5 RUBY beniamIa Y G5a
LOUIS L. BUG iLER. 12l East 23d ST. oil
untary. Liabilities, SIT ,3S5; no assets.
GE,EGG 57,5 W GREEN, mo fura 30 W West :,
who claims S636: Wnlfred G. Mutually,
Zll and Hannah Woiper $3.50.
EilMARD CLARK, actor and playwright,
Sl9043 assets, 50. money IN bank. Among
the larger creditors are: Barney Gerard.
Inc $1,000; r. Cansor, $500. and Elsie
ADoLF I<L-.N mems furnishings, OF First
aE-lnyoluntary by Julius Browner. who
claims 500. Levy, BroX & Weis. $50, and
JACOB oZTRow. chiIdrcns shoes. 55 Ridge
st-lnvoluntary by A. Abramowitz e Son.
ma ine, who claim $5ol; A. zucker & Son,
SOU, and Boston Leather Co., SiJ2.
FUR TEXTILE GARMENT Co. Samuel l..
ie,lls, l11 West 30th st.-Invountary by
Helene ~ G. Posner, who claims i,o55: Nellie
Assets, S2I 900: liabilities not mentioned,
ROYAL OUTFITTTNG STORES, INC, wom-
ems apparel, 2S99 Third av.-Involuntary
by Bertha Rembaugh as receiver who
claims 81 900, and Ruby Reniamin, SIN.
Liabilities So. 900; assets, 81. 900.
BAPTIST TEMPLE religious corporation,
i99 West l32d st.-Invountary by Thomas
Metze, who claims $500; Sarah G. Gates.
SlOg; Samuel Alexander. 1875: Fanny De
Ealb, SO, and Alice J. Crowdy, 81 900.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets. So. 600.
~ gfatfr -tat,F
43d st-Noluntary. Liabilities. $500. as
sets, S2,5Cs, OF which $50 Is stock, s., ,256
machinery, tools, &C.. and s225 money de-
posted In bank
MAN ISREL, cloaks and suits, II nv. B.
involuntary by Dorothy Resnikoff. who
>. q J. WEINSTEIN, Sophie and Jack Vein
stein, II West 18th st.-Voluntary. LA
blities $500; no assets.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPrCY.

Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
United States District Coure were:
MA NBRCOK COOPERATIVE STORES, INC,
groceries. Maybrook, n. Y-I.iabiities
$2.Sa3; assets, 81 $50. Of which $500 repre-
sents an auto truck, 500 debts due on ac-
counts and S46G money In bank.
HlCHIFN MERCHANDISG CORP. notions
~ Orchard street. Liabilities IS, 094 assets
F',4oo Of which $500 Is stock. $500 fix
lures, &C.. NJ So, 500 debts due on account.
CARDlN HAT CO.--Involuntary petition
He'd October IS. III Liabilities $ioqI3.
assets. $1,000 of which 81 900 is stock and
$1,000 machinery. tools. &c.
SANDER REITZER silks. wooliens. &C.
lT60 Madison av Liabilities 81, 400 assest
S4Vo. stock In trade. Among the larger
creditors are Max Safran, 81 ,7j0: Ala
patna Jobbing House. S727. and Eldridge
Jobbing House, S541
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
JUDGMENTS FILED.

Tho following judgments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that OF the debtor
MANHATTAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

patch y for oncash -" 80
If
Evening star., 1921-04-07

hut INDICATIONS EHOw THAT We
will have less opportunity this year, As the
highest cash" payers got tired and some
how cant keep up with the parade. SO why
worry about the fate Of the other man: up to
You to get the good stack we pay for ladies'
and mems worn clothing.
JUsTH'S OLD STAND, $40 D.
GENUINE human hair switches, regular u
value. IS. Phone Col. 6S03.
Miss ANDERSON. i1ss 9th 81, Nv
White only; specialist in hair coloring, mas
sagin9, removes hair; hair-scalp treatments
bright shampooinE. manicnring; ladies. .Eeatle-
men, children. North Sl54. Am. to 10 Pm.
Evening star., 1921-04-07

Magazine and Book Men.
We can use two more good. reliable men In
Warrington and southern territory. Charles
Scfibners Sons, 421 Kellogg bldg, 1416 F NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-07

WANTED-HEIP.
FEMALE-COatiaue&.

WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-Coatinue
GAsaIE. for sss a ,ssa 81
CLERKS. two. clerical at once. washinstos
Service Exchange. Room 4. 1873 r st.
ooMPToMErBR oPERAT0RR-Must Be e1pe-
Dressmaking-Millinery.
Learn to make and remodel yo9r e-n eoans
A POSITIONS i SSosa ruRsisHsb shsa RaSA aRADUiTEs.
Prof. Livingston's Academy,
Established 1882.
1115 G St NV. Fr. 14I0.
FILTER.
The Hecht Co. requires the services S Of an an
esperienesd % litter for their .,on xomens suit ana
Apply Superintendent,
The Hecht Co.
7th st. at F.
HEAD OF HANDKERCHIEF STOCK.
Address Box 2e3-K. Star ONCE.
HIGH SCHOOL, GIRL e help dTes'%sasr 9ss sftsr :,
NV.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
Big demand; we train you for high -salaried
positions in hotels. clubs. restaurants, cafe
hotels Big hy; quick Advancement: delight
full surroundings: easy hours; nne living; fss-
many advantaees Of this delightful business.
Course indor.ed BY Biltmore. Commodore:
hotels, which oner preference to our students.
Get into this big paying profession now. Course
Ssts Sgs fsG eot. la ss LEWIS Ho
Washington. D. @.
earning 9u al soa should Get &c
profession and share in the luxuries Of life.
Be doctor Sf as IT
course Of training is interesting and practical
problems are dealt with. Master in your spare
ss :t a., Of sehs .s o
Spinal Therapy. 1ll6 F St NV.
LADY who Is interested in the deyeIopment Of
suburban real estate. F. W. Cissel.s Main
LADIEs.-Go home with . new profession;
short. fascinating: costs little; government
clerks. take advantage Of this opportunity;
operators in great demand all over the coun-
Try; day and night classes. Milton School.
18th and New York ave.
LAUNDRY SOLICITORS. experienced Ad.
dress Box 63-P. Star ONCE.
MEN AND WOMEN-If you want TO incfeaSs
your prssent income. without cost and without
reai estate confefences every Tuesday. s pm:
Room $40, Colorado bld9., 3. b. Ruseell. apl1s
MILLINERY TRIMMER and preparer wanted
Address Box 32s-K. Star ofnce. g.
NURSES wASTE6.Ai.ays TED e II demand So, g go
ton can Be earned in lew weeks; you earn
while you learn. Special o6er. including Sfes
sessa ss T., Sa4:ne for III a saas sS
Dept. r. Chicago. Ill.
OPERATORS on awnings (several). .expeci.
enced; power machines. Also young lady in
office. Walter J. Proctor Company. 30 to IA
Evening star., 1921-04-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

q \
NAN, ambitious. willing worker, has $500 to
invest Id prodtAble business. Address Boz
n:P, SsAr once q
sILDNT PARTNER wsnted: library and I'D.
yertisins business: stand investigation. Ad-
drees BOx 20-P, Star ONCE. Ss
WANTE6-To rent location Tor cafeteria near
government building. Address Box TIP, Star
office. o..
BAKERY fot s.le: Ia wonderful locatlou. Ad.
dress R0x Up. Star once.
PARTNER, going away, wishes to sell OF
lease share In cafe: prominent location. Ad-
dress BOX 83O-k. star office. s.
GROCERY and meat market: must be sold At
once; no rooms connected. Address Box 33.-k.
Star once. 13s
HOW MUCH have you 70 invest Ia . cefpcfS.
tiea now payiag dividends, that has proven
product that viii rsvoiutisAiss one oe the
largest industries n The eeuntl3, With real
setate back oe yolr 1nSeetnent3 4 1ull ~.
ntsn: Replias ssa4aassaal. Address 1ss
0.T, Star ol1ce.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
WAHTEn-HEIp.

Il
MALE AND rEMALE-Continuea
GOVERNMENT ENPL0YES desIFinG g IN:
d 4. nv. % stssr es:so' 80 pm. - n .:
MARCEL WAIVER; expert
enced; highest salary and COM
mission; permanent position.
Apply at once, Beauty Parlor,
third floor, Lansburgh & Bro,
9TH st. NV.
MEN AND W0MEN a1ickIy learn real e1tate
DTs,nsss; receive pay while ieatnins: need not
ins 500 !. week. Free s'. Class lectures every
THURSDAY, s pm. william =. Mattssoo. $40
WORK FOR AIL-Cooks. walters, butlers.
permanent positions: offers of ali kinds;
Madison A. Harris. employment otneer. esa
n,c xoyryyo YOUNG 2Sn 1Ip,I .oI!yIrv -. , ~.
lsth and tol road. al an. Or Z pm.
FEMALE DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID-w waitress: experienced and re.
liable. Apply 214l L Roy place. =
CHARwoMEN-Easy hours and good pay. Ap-
ply SMpt. McGM bldg., sos g et. Nv.
;GLEANEks. o. "A. cooks isandre:scs. a to s1s week
iOiORDD GIRL for general housewofk IN
Apartment 5, odss Adams MIN road.
c0LDRED GIRL.Generai housework; two in
s.@i' a@ nons s.y SolsS .ss';j isl references 1913
COOK. experienced for dining room Of ss reo-
pie; no luncheon. Apt. 202, 1728 II at. NV. -
Co0K-Reliable colofed woman; good wages;
references. 1895 Chaplin st. NV. g.
C00K.GIty references; stay nights. Phone
SSok 90 8 1SS oa.y s1SnRS y .1z Ho5snoskn
cieve. ~ = IL. S'e' st. o"s'' oo"'e' "o' 0e 3.
COOK. s.sk coloFed, to 90 to country later. .2lb
GENERAL HoTsBwoRK. plain cook: small
apt; n" washing. 72s 18th st. NV. 4th
GENERAL HoUsDw6RK. white; $ week !;
stay nights; good home; small family. 57o4
GeofHla ave. NV. 81
SdRL S ,oiS for 1nt genera hou'ewoFf 2sl1 Adams
in family; stay nights. Col. 4o77
GIRL for general housewofE; stay at night
90 Chestnut St. Takoma Park. 8s
GIRL for hou.ework, private home; stay niGhts.
Young ladies' Shop. 1871 @ st.
en1ea GIRL 70, ,.,; fenssa, ,s, FeaeFeoce
HoUsEKEEPEK-One who wants place more
as a home. -Address Bog SIX. Star once. 2
HOUSEKEEPER-Re6ned middle-aged widow
wishes position In widower's home; capable
and ambition: unquestionable references. .Ad-
dress Box 204-K. Star once. g
NURSE, white. to assist with infant and IN
year-old child; Maine = in summer. Phone
franklin 66l5. 17l4 Eye st.
NURSD-White woman. with experience. to
care for 3-yf.-old child. Telephone Franklin
6597.. Apt. ~. the Connecticut. g.
NURSE for two children stay niGhts refer
ences required; good wages. Apply 24O9 Cali
fornia st: Phone North 10204.
NURSE. to take care Of two children. 17ae
Lanier place NV.
SETTLED WOMAN for work in family Of
three on place near the city; no washing. Room
3. Sl1 = ct: NV. -
WOMAN, capable, clean. white. for general
housework no washing: exceptional opportu.
mty: Call Franklin $500. 7s
WOMAN. competent, to do days Cleaning.
Gall. Friday between 10 and II. 1912 10Th
NV.
WOMAN, competent, for cooking and gener1l
housework; small family. Mrs. B. W. Hinson,
Apt. 206. 2001 10th st. NV.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPEK. white, FOR Fam.
lily Of two: stay nights. Apply between /
and Friday afternoon. 1858 Columbia road.
Apartment 204.
YOUNG GIRL tcoloredJ as nurse for baby.
Phone Col. 1851. g