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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

|urrISo up of the Meusols int
D. Spotlight Of the world series
!. second brother act in the bis
As many years brings &c
.-ee more the truth OF th'
..,ren, tina, there always is room
I. Tor, no matter how many en-
Zoe. are from a single family.
meier pocl Johnston and his
~. jimmy. cavorted on oppo
Las Of the 1890 world series.
s,~my Gibbons started to box
.fr his brother. the vet
uIhe. had become known In
g ~. yes Tommy has built a
ue,,isa for himself sufficient
- 10 get crack nj the
- ushsheavyweighi tile
= callahan oaptained Yale foot
nam last season. His brohter.
eapsained Princeton. Both
"a. Tim making the All'Amert
u.nsck Hodge" workman ans
,,ssbsr. Noel. both played on tbs
. oep STATE football team. And
q s,arred
4. ,is,sr Of Miss Cecil Leitseh
-. French and Canadian soil
.,-.lou. competed with her cham
~ Ia the recent Hollywood
- for the AmericaSgolf title,
: nysd IN the race almost as Ions
|.us Cecil
1 IL race for fame. there's
~ 4 room 1t the top. even
= usry member Of a family.
~ Il the members have
. STUFF:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
THE BOX SCORE

spsv,rmer rsn for Baker 10 nlath-
a~ore ny innings;
Anrrfrans ...... fteeee A--i
National. ... eeeteei 80,
Summary Lsft on bases-Amsric2ns 7.
Nationals 4 stolen base-Yoanx. two
base hits--rech. bancroft. Pip. Burns :.
snyder Sacrifice hit--Nard. struck out
by Douglas .. BY Mays 7. Hss~s 90
hatis-~DouEiss l. Wild plteh--popsins
Time--ii,s umpir,s-Quixiey bshind
plate. Chlil at frst. niglsr at second.
MoriAfiiy at third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

called an amateur training? They have been thru the MILL
following instructions Why stop when they are ready to
use their own initiative and improve their department OF the
game for the benefits of those that take their places
on these various colleges?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

0uEy an Irresistible force meets
An inmoyahle body. what hap
NH sst the answer November
Z New York when Army plays
~.
a .Ae captains Of both teams are
- and when they meet In this
mrsbls scrap-well. figure IL on,
1Hnsrlf.
~ Larsen. Of Minneapolis.
- ~ Navy. He Is p, weighs ISL
I ,hads over six feet. He was a
arfoe IN Nays TO 0 victory
- w0s Point last season.
lancis Greene. isi-pounder from
Akrpsis. y. Y. captains the
r. lnn. He Is 81. and laps three
- ever the six foot mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13
sW" FROSH FOOTBALL TO
GET STARTED THIS WEEK

position. other iinemen who are lead.
ing the squad include: Abe Wilson.
Bob LieIis, Ed Kuhn. Bob Irvine.
Dubois, Cole, Roy Sicvers and Fred
Westrom.
Baclcfield material includes lot OF
speedy and heavy men. Among the
best 10 date are: Emory Hay. Don
Abel. Myron Hanley. Les Sherman.
Walt Daley. Don Clarke and Dick
Holbrook.
Pennsylvania University had the
first opportunity OF signing for a
game with Washington this fall and
now thc authorities regret the delay
that forced Washington 70 sign
with Penn State. The local alumni
OF Pennsylvania were strongly sup
porting a game with the Philadel-
phia eleven.
After the game with Montana the
Sun Dodgers will not play again In
tft iOf tUf't W''hss %NNN'
week the varsity goes TO q. A. G.,
the following date Is open and No
vember 5 Stanford comes TO Seattle.
Johnny Wilson IL giving Ziei
. big fight for the Kicking JOB
on the Sun Dodgers. Wilson
made 81 yards on ono boot last
Saturday and Is averaging
around Is every night At prac-
tice.
Only n few men are reporting for
fall track turnout and Coach Ed
mundson Is trying to get more to
respond. Fall track with cross
country races at Thanksgiving has
always been . big part Of Edmund
sons track schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

bnng nome some OF
INK Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

some distinctive team mark.
Referees should carry whistles.
The schedule for Sundays games
with the placing OF referees will be
published In Fridays Star along
with the changes in registration list.
cd for this Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

Johnny Buff is our
\ Of a real champ.
~ Johnny, when
~ By Tex Richard
1(her he would be
- to meet the win
4 The Midget Smith
gnan fight:
fghting's my bust
- III fight anybody
Il name for either of
\ tiles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-13

~ Manning. the great s.
- eeldlng. has trctted the
- QiIe ever recorded against
uhen be stopped the watch
- Lsxlngfon track In l3sA.
> -. . quarter Of . secgnd
ynlhn's record made on the
- nd in 1919.
~ weeks ago Peter Man
~ sqsalcd uhlan's mile Of is5s
61VT1euse.
y De Ire followers Of the
~ veFe swe-stricken and
ufh1 esnceive . horse travel
r - svsl faster than uhlan-
y - came Peter Manning
o1q1A1ed the trot Of i:5e. And
y mt try he shattered the
~ VIII he be able to better
= ~ tIne before the racing
- eiesess It's . good bet
~ y uill.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
LOST.

BAR PIN-Diamond and onyx. Liberal rcWarh
given. Call Franklin $50. -:'-
Ray MAHE-Strayed or stolen from w.
Trinidad ave. ne.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

MITCHELL. TOT RING Late 1870: like new
good tires. Viii sacrifice. 1880 Fsrmont ST
Evening star., 1921-05-27

AIREDALE Doc. Thoroughbred for sale: male
: months old So. l2.1 Harvard II. NV. ss'
COW AND CALF. Holstein-Jersey: fine milker.
Is,.rb
Evening star., 1921-05-27

WOMAN-Experienced: general horsewo-k:
good cook: no laundry: stay nights: wages $40.
Mrs. Merring. Quarters o, navy yard. Phone
l. ncOn 3fsI 2es
WOMAN. young. white. for cook: willing
to assist waitress when necessary: 60 to
shore four months; three in family. TeleI hone
Columbia sS2l. -
WOMAN for houscwork references. Apply
ouo4 K st, 2Is
Evening star., 1921-05-27
BUSINESS CPPC ..TUEITIEs

WANTED TO BUY cleaning and pressing
establishment or tailor shop: must be in good
location VIII pay cash Address Box ll-I
Star office 40.
S,'D PURCHASES part interest without scry-
ices i'll Il paying, business; best bank references
furnished: Investigate. Address Ro1 IL. * ,
star office.
oLD GROCERY STAND for sale: good locn
lion. Call West liiS, ~.
WONDERFUL OPPOItrI NIFTY is prrseu,.d
I" an automobile man with Sl2.nuO To invest
I" acquir" J. interest i'll Ford agency located
at i town Of 5 900 people IN the most proSper-
taking entire charge Of the service dept or
sales dept. Address Box 3W-k. Star Office 29s
RoOMING H0USE-l1 rooms: in good NV
section. Phone franklin l646.
ROOMING HOUSE, rooms: in good NV
section. Phone Franklin 1916.
REAL. ESTATE PARTNER
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to connect with a
$1,000 and devote their interest TO selling
business too great for to handle .
hink references. Address Box IG-L Star office
AUTO ACCESSORY and gas station for sale
3M& Shar:"an ave. NV. oas
tUNFEtTIONEEY nnd .dclicatc~>en store
mus sell; will consider terms. .l25l 9th ST
II ". ngs
TAM BUSINESS for sale: doing over $40 OOo
n year with less than 10 cars: running. ry mems.
less than ~. Of gross returns. including every
thing; have other business which will TAX" all
my time from July LIST. All equipment in first.
strictly confidential. Address Box 35a-k Star
office. 29s
BUTTER and egg stand, good paying, in /.
leading market, for sale: clean, easy work !:
$400 cash for quick sale; other business reason
for selling. Phone Col. ia
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
N1SGll


GAS STOVE. slmo>t new. soo. dining table:
otter furniture 51"S 18Th -. NV. 2s'
STROLLER white reed. rrst-class condition.
>" 'rli columbia "a1aJ
FINE WILTON RIG. exIf. Italian .filet hand
! T'"'" ia". bod cover i33 nth
Will. SELL. Shoes hats dresses evening
,r's>s ""hriH; mourning. ,a' oti> riscc w
'L"Itil.S Workiugmra. il Is ROT anticipated
'tat oar NaN =" nili make every hustler buy
s. Is .(r ',T' ,T,r "aI ',"n u rriI .iI "t - ~
! >@i." 'A>h SAVING. hay" i" huy from
! stor" 'la il Ju>tl'> n,a stand. 81, u
Alto TENT and bod ourH:. '.Sioil" make,
! FRAUD NV finest sgro camping continuation
mai'' Ai>" amp stove and .Gscsce carrier.
Hin">. go II ".
HOT WATER r,Nk-..oo gal: also Arco l.ni..
~, r"Irf@"r". c!HIq; low down ep>h tank:
whit. Porcelain s-1.i'. ',3, &c each: also ott.A,
nis,"rial- Inquire II gate st Washington Par
fa"A>' -. - A>k for Mr.. n. -.
flkNIrI RI, odd pieces revolving hnokca>o.
Msf"fIo">f Washing machine and new wriucrr
NJ Can :" Il 30 18th -. Sc. 80
,iaI hAhr y. EkltGE-Re"d' good condition 81,
CAS- rINrr HES- Conpieie set. slal.,,. c,c:
ilk" nov cheap Il II '"sl"- 7l4lJ 80
hAEY CRtRiAGE New. IVORY reed, ST. aei
ilH"'f'h =. ~ 80
,TlilNAInH fw"-.'or>r. r.vrr u>cd. fa,r-
/ h'i'h> platform sale H. Sra =; -"
LAWN Hl.N'IiE> steel log. oak Stat.
"RTl rI:uM mi: MAkEK
"lt tHNER IRON W"HhS. loli u -. nv 80
; NEW drop>iic ch;id'- crib aud mattress Si5
'ai after y m. iI"l 9Th II nc -.
! hAHY CARRIAGE Reed. reversible .;A
! Bates st NV 90
RAkf CARRIAGE and baby crib fairly rra-
,Hi,a"i". 1916 calvert ~. W. Phone Adams
| i4c
| MI B"m>"r, .-gal stroke brand new gas
| tank that holds 40 @al. Address 100 Mass
ave -.
| REFRIGERATOR Bohn Syphon. sIs2
! l2th II. nv. -.
! Tol:po tuMrTTING sale counter aud
! Ll-'tl'> ra>". 49, L =. NV -.
! iNT!KE FURNISHINGS II l. room I,oa,r. IN
+ rlHd NJ mfa' antique rl',r'>, r.w pia,"r piau"
! :. lt'i>'.'l'- ts:;- Hud h,lr,,,rl ~t.ltr~
rig. b." ~'-f>"-, kii,hcn rt'i~il> ri. K "raa-
. ;'' - "t" 'r,'-~ Gosh. ua .i.a,l,-r> kppsv
81 pr .nJ>.~. l725 l. =; n.w ir,.a pan 20
4 . lfi''
! MANS slit Sizi, 4. ~, Nfor>" = "a, y.
: ANY ONE going 10 Pac Ne coast ran >,ve
I Is'ntscr on ticket 10y calling up Line o,~lo
lio":n 10, Congress Hall Hotel. city os'
ARMY BARRACKS buildings.
|S525 each for quick sale; de-
scription. S0N60 it; 2 stories;
| GO window sash: 5 doors. These
are bargains; act quick. Apply
Sidney l.. Heohinser Co. 9th
and c sts. s.w. Main 3155.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

AE\ A..;i NOMr.N quickly learn real rstat"
business. receive paw while learning need nc:
irter.arr with present employment: some max
irc 800 week Free class lectures eve.y
Th'.>dsT :. IN. William +. MatfS>on. 3l9
Colorado k,3g.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
PERSONAL,

WE BELIEVE THAT THIS Is THE RIGHT
view t" take. that ladies' anil mems worn
suits. shoes. oS"rcoats. etc. ar" worth a
fsTr"m r s"n1' ra, sf m"3"E 'n"' win allow
ana -nnl 'lress"rS agree. and they sell I" us.
Main 4li'. ursrH's OH srANn. 81? II.
rn , THE ,I>SrKiNG rrnrIr,, PLEASE
ing numbers. lS2"lI /" lS.ota. inclusive. Of
the Girard Fir" aud Marine Iusuranr" Com
pAny OF Philadelphia. Ia. allotted I" Mr.. Sui
hnv" been lost. m'slaid or stolen aud VIC
hereby civ" motto" that this company will
which might occur if sam" hnv" been issued
hy any person whether An authorized agent
ct CT the rr"mnnny rn or "'l,"rwts". i"'i viii con
that would lead t" tn, recovery Of said poll
rirs I" tn" Office Of WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
.,,,,,. lI", N"I i"rk nvc NV. Wn,ning,"m u. e.
90. or PHILADELPHIA. IA
WANTED GOOD HOME FOR EIGHT MONTH
baby: state terms. Address BOX $40 X. Star
utIicc. -.
constipation. write me postal for appo'ntmrnt
Special rates. EDWARD e. HITCHlNS. 2l6
st. NV. u
POTATO SALAD pEL'1ors HOME MADE:
order in advance: SOC at. 3nc pit, cod SOS
Whittier pl NV. Col. lNhf. 2Ts
ork PRICES, ARE. TIE HIGHEST. WE
@ hny aH'.S nnd T"ntS h,,rrmd"h clothes shoes,
G'i u 81. NV. Ph. Main 1878. Gail where
auy time.
PIANO TTNIN'; MD TAT.kiNt. MACHINE
repairing by cNp"rts Frank A. :Siu" ll9
Mass ave. NV. Phi Fr. 3175
DIR. EVANS. NERVE AXD STOMACH SrE.
cialI'i- MY electro treatment Is proving won
d"rfnliy srccessful absolutely guarantee rr-
ilci "nS"iiatinn tree. 1897 l. II. Ph. Fr 1I7
re IfNA. ACNE. rIN:.i-!..S A>D EINDRgn
ska affections succnssc"i.v '.rrtcd by Electro.
Medical method br. NJ, IIHI->uh. 1905 II :,
RATS. HEDBGGS WATER BUGS. REACHES
meas. extcrminated from your home GEO G.
SAPP. $40 Colorado bldg. Phone Main $50
Evening star., 1921-05-27

GOVT EMPLOYEES desiring to increase incom"
nj Pheasant work cal Mt 624 II NV. after
SOD
Evening star., 1921-05-27
WANTED-HELP

YOUNG LADY to address postals: fair writer
and CAREFUL: temporary position: 81 per day
Call Room 4i. 523 9th st. NV.
Yol Nj: LADY attendant for physicians ofice;
To answer telephone. stcril.2e Instruments. etc
Nn r.eyi"u> experience necessary: salary IS TO
Addrcss Rox 800 X star office. SSs
Evening star., 1921-05-27

Note that the prices start as low Sl.5.
The larger barracks buildings exceptional
bargains on account of their tremendous size
and the quantity of lumber they contain. Get
one two of your neighhors who want Z"
build to pool with you and buy of the
larger barracks buildings. Remember that the
biggest buyer buys the cheapest.
To see these buildings go to the second on
trance east of the railroad bridge below the
Bureau Of Engraving. which is marked Tour
list Camp" East Potomac Park or call at our
main office and will take you in
chine. Salesman grounds.
If you do not wish a house complete, re-
member that We can take care of your bill of
material from either our main Office Camp
Meigs job.
We sell in either large or
Evening star., 1921-05-27

I,Ni:EHAN If rnu nav" =, llfrr ability arI
i"f'han"i'e pos .ii"n nI ....aCrr,S G. :l,u Is
- ''H'N WIN concern ni.iI!Ifar-urin. l,rc"
bee bldg " ' '' VI
Evening star., 1921-05-27

/, i:-,,,.-i.i.I.if .!rn or women for part tine
I, represent in Washington one Of the lasges:
| 81 Insurance companies: adequate commission
.hi,..s EnN lN2. Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

IMAM OR WOMAN. preferably
experienced, to teach Graham
Shorthand Evening School.
Apply at once. Strayer's Busi-
ness College. 9th and + SITS.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

htFEES q all kinds for sea-h"rc work AMI
LEGAL positions. Madison \. Harris. ~! !
St NV. ~
TEArHEE in Isaac I'itman'> shnrih'nd. even
irgS <IJ.,.. no> 80, Il St,r office .os
Evening star., 1921-05-27
FEMALE DOMESTIC

CT EANEES. $40: maids. >cashnrf. $50 mo.
So. Roy EuII,r 1.-,l 18th =, .;Os
tHlI0!ED GlRI~-t;rneral hon>rw"rk: willing
la-i II n W u.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK

| AIREDALE DOG. tho-onc hlred for sale: nlale
months old. 81. l2.1 Harvard Il. NV es'
COW AND CALF Holsrein- Jersey; fine milker.
Phone Bethesda III. " ~
CHICKEN HOUSE. portable. 6yS II. ST..
2.la Il NV "a
POLICE BOG Young. male: exceptinnally
fine: house trained .31o 1ifh NV.
THOSE CAGES of ours will please you: prize
them. ArlIERToNS, Bird and Pet Supplies
SSS Indiana ave- nv. .
cow. fresh. Alderney: si2 gal. John +. Green.
l6.. Hamliu 81. ne. -
KITTENS Beautiful blue Persians. reason
able. 1924 Eye 81. NV. F. Az, -
PIGEONS ,io,k' cheap. Home after pm.
81 IL. 81. ne. 2s'
1HoRotGHBRED Bum 0rpington hen with
20 chicks SG,ao. 1904 18th ST 2s'
AIREDALE PIPPIES-Fine stock: sired by
Burks Brigadier: SD and SS5. 12U3 18th 81.
RI-LL TERRIERS ,two,-Female pups for
sale; best fighting stock; excellent watch
dogs: money makers for breeding. SO each.
10nI Montana ave. near 10th and r. j. ave.
ne.
QUEEN BEES and heekeepers' supplies-A full
line at catalogu" prirn. Roots goods. Italian
bees for sale. L. J. Carter. 1886 Il. s.w: 70
AIREDALE. male. puppy: sire son Of cham
pion Tntern Tip Top; sire of Laddie Boy.
So Frank A. kerr. 1851 Wisconsin ave.
REDS ANp Notwithstanding eggs. 9o4 Eve
NV. go 2lst st. NV. Phone West GS>.
formerly ~ Enterprise Hardware 90.
RHODE ISLAND RED Matching eggs: thor
ouc!lbred: splendid winter layers. H. B. Ben1a-
min. RittenIouse st.. Chevy Chase. Cieve 64S.
WIRE PLANT TRAINERS: sheep fertilizers
for lawn and plants; also grass seeds; nne COZ
lection of goldfish. aquar uns. etc. Schmio q
Pet Emporium. 712 18th st: NV
Evening star., 1921-05-27

'htt.' i'"i. III" wears Old: must lac all"
h'dS.. iflI ard ' ave
Evening star., 1921-05-27

llian'c>: outside work See : e Smit,, =,
| I'm. " an Potomac Elcr. Appl Co.. .n7
Evening star., 1921-05-27
FOUND.

lady who lost bill Friday.
May 20 at the Dutch Inn. 315 11th ST. NV.
nlease call? ~
Evening star., 1921-05-27
WANTED-HELP
AGENTS.

SOLICITORS-5, OF good ad-
dress and education; good open
ing for men having insurance
and stock selling experience; ex-
elusive proposition. NJ. O. Jar
Wis, 63S H st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

fHtSSff wanted 1T once g:3 u :. NV ~.
iRESSEk. Apply at once Manhattan Cleaning
Co. la !: S; So "'''''"
Evening star., 1921-05-27

COOK and h",1>eworkrr: city reference. Call
I" H. 19IEl = Il NV
Evening star., 1921-05-27

SOLICITORS-1O, OF good ad-
dress and education; good open
ing for men having insurance
and stock selling experience.
Exclusive proposition. +. H.
Tapeert, 1920 n. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
MALE AND FEMALE.

tINII. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS for stats
t al ri"r. !u.y Il: s'srrial preparation .pr thl'
examination AMI clerk promotion r'amIna Tor
TIE ,ivil service Preparatory Sch'"i. 80. c'r
l.th and + >t>. n W. Phone Frank. .'iN''.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

49, ~h" can translate Spanish into Eng
,'>n ana VIC" versa To work three days II
~."s IN Prirat" office. Address BOX 80 u.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
MALE.

AUTO WASHER and 2 first
class men with garage expert
ence; none other need apply.
Sterrett & Fleming, PISS Cham
plain st.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

COOK 10 assist in houscwork {;
small family; no washing or
ironing: good wages; stay
nights. 1922 You s.. n.w.. apt. p.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

;alkinS machines. saIiq:,c furniture. old silver
diamonds. i"W'!rl Old cA;..a. rugs hraSses
\. r. ARNOLD. i%nni g II. Main 3l1o
Evening star., 1921-05-27

n,.i-fHMAN -. One with some experience in the
ti'h' an'i glass business prcterfcd though nor
."t"i. >altrf ""mHcn >uratr with ability 10
'iIh Address. stating age references and OK
t''',H''. ilN .'l'-k. Star office. ~oSs
Evening star., 1921-05-27

C0LORED male and female. !" 10 basis OF
salary. Apply at once Zenith M-dicine Co.
$40 FLORIDA second floor
Evening star., 1921-05-27

coon AMI general liouS"w"rk: capable woman: ::
wiIlir. 10 go away June II for summer.
Ihun.. i'iov.ianI iloi
Evening star., 1921-05-27

TOT RING CAE-Rc>t buy in city by S+oo:
private owner Mcnifcc. ~ Seaton st ne 3a'
FORD SEntN-Lstc~t model: we'll equipped:
perfect condition; guaranteed. Phone Lincoln
Evening star., 1921-05-27

POCEETROOK continuing between so na1
$50; also automJ Jbir license cards. l'sisr care,
ctc, on Tuesday night. on lith St l"fw'''h !
and Park road, on ST un Park r'' t.
FINDER may keep the money if they will return
the cards. NJ. G. ,iibts. Room 3lH. "ul ''h
w
Evening star., 1921-05-27

fi.'\Iri N' ,f al i ,,i> .rr.-. ~ r,r.,; Ln.,a
Wa'.'" imm' @.a''!', Z. Mhr'" az ..,i p. ..-.t.>
k.c..i" "nil r"' ittt ~
>loik r. nnrcir:>e un..>t.d >iar;, .A.f,r..>,
itoT 1N> X sia- - 80
Evening star., 1921-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued.

~ EN'Ii re of AZ aiufS for az !, room
n"',''. i'iHa>" cali Aiain .;ila +
N.sN W 4 i''r'. 49, "a :an:r. r-frcrr-
tor. ''E';I" r'n''! ,'i.". njsp !ir.nlie.t. an
- rt"n r";. :..n- .H... ;",.rr. : st ~,
Evening star., 1921-05-27

.oLi lititS. those familiar with grocery
Star office.
HiEtif CATION WRITER $50 per week
ll.crS"hn"l Hurean. 3'k5 Bond bldg l4th and
Evening star., 1921-05-27

BUTTER and egg stand good paying, in 4
leading market, for sale: clean, easy work :;
$400 cash for quick sale; other business reason
for selling. Phone Col. ia
Evening star., 1921-05-27

ARTIST. pen and ink. for reproduction: most
ly good at figures: bring samples. Capital Ad-
vertisins Co. Inc. fOl-23 Munsey bldg.
BOOkkEEPER-YoTng single lady perma-
nentiy located in WashinStnn no other need
apply: steady position; pleasant work: salary
SIS. Apply Singer Sewing Machine CO.. sis
9TH ST NV. 2Ss
Evening star., 1921-05-27

:,-iA-HME\ Tor city: permanent well lmy-
M post ons. Call 10 Southern hld-
Evening star., 1921-05-27
MEN OF AMBITION

:NT" Required in the executive branch of n
lhr2e >r:fi"' corporation operating iuterna, ion-
any. y "rnd"rful opportunity awaits the few
WIZ" can IraiIfy for existing vacancies If
you nl"hNnr" un I" Il high standard of ability.
honesty .!uG r.>ourccfru... ~er Mr. Wright
- 10 f;"ma bldg. hours . to l.
IlITt; I:Ai'I OPERATOR 2 hours ,lIil,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
Askov

Fred Degerstrom was bust
ness visitor in Pine City the first
of this week.
Anker Simonsen returned Fri
day from a few days visit in
Dickinson, N. d.
Miss Cecilia Jacobsen left
Wednesday for Minneapoli:
where she will be employed.
l.. C.. Petersen left Monday foi
St. Paul to commence upon tbs
duties of his second term in the
state House of Representatives
Quite number of the young
folks had shower on Miss Aida
Swanson at the Mrs. l.. p. ia
kobsen home, last Thursda,
evening
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

Miss Aida Swanson and Axel
Jensen, both well known young
Askov people, were united in
marriage at the Danish Lutheran
church at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening, Jan. 1. Rev. S. ID. Rod
holm officiating in the American
language, using the ring ceremo-
my. They were attended by
Miss Thyra Jensen, sister of the
groom. and Olaf Jensen of Viii
low River.
After the ceremony about thlr-
ty guests assembled at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chr. Han
sen, where the festivities con
tinued until about II o'clock.
THE evening was spent in sing
ing and the usual social way
Several songs were sung by the
audience; vocal solos by Chr
Hansen and Mrs. Svend Peter
sen; piano solo by Mrs. F. n
Fcngcr; short talks by N. {.
Bendiks and DR.. i. N. Fenger;
delicious lunch was served.
When the newlyweds were
Just getting seated in a sleigh
ready to depart; nearly all the
guests rendered them rice
shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen will live
with the latters parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. p. Jensen. until they
can build a home Of their owr
this spring.
The American joins witt
friends in extending the newly
weds hearty congratulations anC
wishing them health and happi
ness in their journey through
life. :
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

Miss Dagny Poulsen, who has
grown to womanhood in this
community at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen
Poulsen. south of town. and An
drew Petersen of Tyler. were
united in marriage at the local
Danish Lutheran church 6:3O
O'Clock Sunday evening. Jan. ,
Rev. S. d. Rodholm ofhclated in
the Danish language.
After the ceremony n numbe,
of guests gathered at the Poul
sen home where a fine wedding
dinner was served. The evening
was spent IN singing few song:
and short talks by Frede SLOT
trup, DR.. 7. n Fenger and Rev
s. d. Rodholm
The ncwlyweds left the same
Evening for Minneapolis, wher,
they will visit a short time be
fore going to housekeeping a
Tyler from which place tn,
groom is working out as concret,
bridge contractor.
The American joins with man,
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Petersen health and happiness il
the future and extending heart,
congratulations,