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Evening star., 1922-12-10

~KAUFMANN'S,
= 5th Ave-, Smithfeld and
Diamond SITS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Has Openings for Experienced
CARPET LAYERS
/. CARPET MEASURERS
CARPET CUTTERS
urer and experienced Statesmen for Carpets and
Drapertes. Best working condition and op-
portunities for advancement. State experience,
age, salary expected.
Address MR.. HAUSER,
Bureau of Employment.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN.
High-grade man to sell me-
chanical refrigeration. Prefer
man who has sold specialties to
the hotel, restaurant, club or
butcher trade. Candidates must
be able to sell the article strictly
on its merits and must have rec
ords that will bear closest inves-
tigation. This is an exceptional
opportunity for a high-grade
man. Write in detail. All COM
munications will be held conf
dental. Address Box 32o-C, Star
office.
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Statesmen.

Salssnen-Thousands business men. clerks
factories garages. ol1ces. atores demanding
wondeYful new 3.pound adding machine: retails
SIS: work equals $500 machine: adds. sub
tracts. nultiplles. divides. automatically: amas-
insly simple: speedy. accurate. durable. at at
vertised: trenendous demand everywhere:
foftune for live salesmen. main or side line;
experience unnecessary for enormous pronts
write quick for exclusive territory and trial
easr. Lightning Calculator Co. Dept 9s2
Grand RANl60 Mich
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WANTEn-HELp

MALE AND FEMALE-Continued
G. P. A. QUIZ CLASS being organised for
spr:ns sx1minatfons; quis director. state u.
Bldg. Phone one 6oi. s sss4 "''" Wv ~ Il.
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn feai eSIato
rs nsss as
i ;s:ss s',;s IS: "i:s si' = ss'':'', 40 :sS
READING course. Gregg shorthand begins
s.snes!:pS!s school: i9ss IT. sols: .s NV. A'Ipf.'
TYPIsTs.Earn s2s.sloo we.tly; spare time.
thors ast.. Tallapooss, Ga. for particulars. .
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN earn extra money.
big holiday seller. Address Post Once BOX
i84. Pa. ave. station. Washington. D. O.
HOTEL POSITIONS.
Nationwide demand for ambitious men and
WE PLACED 3.7so LEWIS
TRAINED" men and women in
contact with good hotel, club and
tearoom positions in the past
twelve months.
state.: Right here in Washington there are
more ready to bresE ground. to say An nothing
Of dozens Of apartment hotels. These will
have, combined. over 3.WO rooms and will en-
ploy over 5000 men and women.
Prepare now. Be ready to fill
a position in this rich uncrowded
field of big opportunities.
Our school and methods indorsed--our stu
dents employed by hotel men everywhere
Our advisory board is made mp Of over 100
leading hotel men In the United States. such a.
"Oscsr." The Waldorf: L. N. Tierney. pres.
American Hotel Association: Frank Dudley.
United Hotels Company os America: T.. c.
Fogs. Plaza; David Provau. Adelphia: Thomas
Coleman. st. Francis: Eugene Eppley. Epp.ey
chain Of hotels; and hundreds Of others.
When you enroll you are given a free life
membership in our National Employment
Bureau.
LECTURES.
Special elias. now forming.
Call, phone write for free book, ''Your
Big Opportunity" open 0 am: to pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
12i0 New vork
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HIGH-GRADE SALES
ORGANIZATION
WANTED FOR WASHINGTON. ID.

We want q hieh.powered sales organixa tion
to seli the Prairie window ventiiator: the prop
ositian We have !. Wnrthy Of such an orRsn-
zatsoa's best eRor.>. We make an adjustable
rain and draft prnse metal ventilat0r. which
assures an ery-minu:e supply Of fresh air
for living rooms. ofncss. factories. schools.
aaeepiAg quarters and bedrooms: every resi-
dence. o1ce. school and hospital 10 pros
pect for aeveral: . sample 10 easily carried and
quickly demonstrated. and 4 Demonstration
eiinches the sale; show ua that you are quali-
aed 70 sppresent MS and We will convince you
chat We have the best money maker up to date;
write now for territory reservation; quick ac-
ton 10 necessary.
PRAIRIE METAL CRAFTSMES. NC.
BOX 1885, EUREKA, ILL.,
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WANTED-HELp.
MALE fl1anfakneAl.

YOUNG MAN with five-and-
ten-cent store experience; refer
ences. Address Box 1o1-D, Star
Office.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

DOMESTIC-wHITE (Conti1sed).
COOK. nrst class, white; q place in suburbs.
Address Box 73D. Star ONCE. 1O'
HOUSEkEEPER-POsitio small family. wild
honsekeeper: clean; economiesl; S settled widow
Address Box BID. Star once
HoUsEKEEPER, competent cook and manage;
references: 40 laundry. Address Box cd.
Star Office.
HOUSEkEEPER-Americ widow unincum-
bered. In widOwer's or bachelors nome eco
nomical cook: no laundry; reference; at once.
Address Box 279-C. Star ONCE. 10.
end 10 yes!. Old; place i small family; .d-
dress Box 209-D. Star office. ~.
HOUsEWORKER. young. with child: no wash
ing: small wages. Line. Sl9. w
INvALIDs COMPANION or nurse: s.peri-
enced: long case preferred. Phone y. 64a.-J:
aged couple widower's hom4; good home
more than large salary. Address Box I'D.
Star Office.
VISITING MOTHER. 55c an hour. Phone Ian
coin 6o3J, after 8. 1O'
DOMESTIC-COLOR
cHAMBERMAID. plain cook or houseworksr.
Z Fla. ave. ne.
CHAMBERMAID. waitress days work.
wanted by colored girl Address 1910 Isth
CHAMBERMAID or waitress. place wanted
by neat mulatto girl. Call Potomac 144
by settled woman. Phone North 8743: w
Cook-First class: best city reference l:2s
7 st. y. 8S3s.
EVENING WORK By coored girl. North 41eS.
after pm.
GENERAL housework Of any kind: competent
young woman: afternoon evening; reler-
ences. 1909 Sheriff ave. ne. ~.
GENERAL HOUSEWORk: colored girl wants
place: stay nights. Call 1917 9th st. NV.
GENERAL HOCSEWORK-Girl wants place.
2Ia6 sth st. NV.
GENERAL HOrsEW0RK. plain cooking; neat
| col"red girl. 213 Que st. NV.
GENERAL. HOCsEWORk. by colored woman;
in small family apt: city reference. 19l2
st. NV Franklin 13i9,W
GENERAL HOUSEWORkER. white girl: good
Cevp. :...ls9 or call to see Mr.. snowden. Parker.
Bridget Company.
GENERAL HOTsEwORK or cooking. colored
girl wishes to work. 1915 st. NV.
GENERAL HOCSEKEEPER in private fam
ily: stay nights. 244G ST. NV.
HoTsEWORK. ciIambermaid or morning work:
fsst-ciass reference. 11l7 y. j. ave NV
IOrsEWORK or place as nurse. by girl. 1888
Il. NV.
LACE CURTAINS carefully washed and
stretched. 5f..- Franklin 2a54
LATNDRESs wants work. week or day. or
cook. by day, or clean. references. 1lS6 10th
st. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK to take home; references.
1913 -. NV.
LAT NDRY WORK to do At home: best refer
ences. 14l1 Swami st. NV.
LAT NDRY WORK. frst class: references.
North 322g-W.
LAUNDRY to take home by frst-class laun-
dress. Gail North 41:3W.
LAUNDRY WORK TO do at home: reference.
2pls /. ST. NV
LAUNDRY WORK 10 do out, by girl. ITO
21st 81. NV.
MAID or nlrse place. by colored girl. 1892
"a.
MAID or DAYS work. colored woman wants
plnce. 9"9 81.
MAID. reliable. in small family or apartment;
ref. 22i0 att st. NV. North 440S. TO-
MORNIN,.S WORK wanted by a reliable
s'ni"r-d woman. Cain Goi. G2ff.
MORNINGS WORK. hours: reference; small
laundry take home. Phone y. CABS.
MORNING WORN by young colored woman
taH h -. n.
NURSE OR GHAMBERMAID-Colored country
girl wants work. Call North 2s2s.
SMALL WASH take home. 1905 Sherman
NV. Washington. II. C.
SMALL RUMBLE WASH to take home. ls0s
l1th 81. NV. 10.
WORK of any kind. from 10 Am. to pm.
col"sed girl: no SUNDAY. Ph. Lincoln a1lL-W
Evening star., 1922-12-10

Learn Beauty Shop Work.
Four Young women. with business ability, to
study hairdressing business: take position as
managers: big demand for hieh-cass operators:
good position For particulars phone Miss
Monallan. Franklin 1912.
YOUNG LADY for cashier po-
sition; knowledge of typewrit-
ing; references. See Mr.. Storey,
Childs Co.. 1923 Penna. ave.
STENOGRAPHER (WOMAN)
WANTED IMMEDIATELY:
MUST BE COMPETENT
AND RAPID; PERMANENT
POSITION IN BANKING
INSTITUTION. ADDRESS
BOX 1o-D, STAR OFFICE,
GIVING FULL INFORMAL
:TION WITH SALARY EX-
PECTED.
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statesmen WANTED.

We want ten live, honest,
hustling young men of reason
ably good appearances who can
talk a little and tell the truth.
No real estate experience necessary. hut
must have had some selling experience and
an automobile: If you can tell tell the truth
energy, we can show you how to make
SIoo to $3.50 or more per week.
Call between 3 and 6 pm.
See Mr.. Turner. second floor 12S 18th st. NV.
See Mr.. Taegart. 1913 X st. NV.
CHAUFFEURS FOR TAXTS.
White men with reference. 3ofa commission.
Apply 712 r st. Sc. : an. to $40 pm. 15'
SALESMEN-Permanent con-
nection with old-established firm
selling electrical appliances.
Leads furnished. Mr.. Chamblin,
7I4 18th st. NV.
SALESMAN-A live wire with
some sales ability on high-class
exclusive proposition; tremen-
dously salable; only earnest-
minded. ambitious man who re-
quires big money to get by con-
sidered. Possibilities unlimited
with respect both to remuhera-
ton and advancement. Phone
Franklin 4544.
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PERSONAL
continued.

! i!CIOhiNG MISUNDERSTANDING WILi.I!Ss;.
~ go south: excellent references. Address
Box S3-D. Star office
nhIoGE TAUGHT, EXPERT. by APPOINT
ment. Telephone Adams og,; E,enlng if
desired 49, yns
LADIES' TAUGHT THE NEWEST AND EAS-
y ,es way to cut clothes. privately or in clas~-
:: 3: IaLrAkiAN. Boz s.12. 4 81 r. o.
,LOl HES WASTFD-wE FAY HIGHEST
prices for mems worn c,ufh,ay shoes etc
srIsr,o Wr OF phone, We will call. ST. 41iJ.
!lsIh > OLD STAND aI9 n St
We ARE NOW f..IINt; 81 To $40 TO-.
III n snd ladies' used suits. Our prices for
Sto ciotning ar the biggest Wash. Clothing
S.Snenee. us ID st NV. Phone Main 1878.
PHYsIoTHERAPY- yIrCTR.TnrRapY
Hn.,in snd women. given by DR.. Carolyn
AMstIn For appointment phnne North CAT
Evening star., 1922-12-10

AEN-Several able. to load car machinery: %
cents per hour. Apply 7:8O Monday morning:
Anderson Tire Mfg. Co.. l4th and Railroad
! ave-. Anacostia.
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ally prominent firm dealing In ofice equip
ment; substantial salary to start: a perma-
nent and lifetime position, with ideal working
arrangements and ample opportunity for in
crases; references. Address BOX 116-D. Star
Office
Evening star., 1922-12-10
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED -.
TO BECOME DRAFTsMEN.
Salary. $3.50 $500 monthly when competent.
Chief craftsman will train you at your home:
also furnish free all tools; training given nntil
in position at above salary. Address Chief
Draftsmsn Dobe. 1851 Lawrence. Div. .o41,
Chicago.
YOUNG MEN to learn mercan-
tile business; between 20 and 80
years; ) bright future for those
who can qualify. Address Box
2H-C, Star office.
EXECUTIVE-If you are a live
wire, accustomed to making big
money and, have some business,
organizing and a little executive
ability and $2,4OO Immediately
available, you can grasp an op-
portunity to make big money i'll
an established business where
the profits are large and returns
immediate. Only a hustler who
requires big money to get by
considered; no brokers. Answer.
giving phone number. Address
Box 4a-G STAG o@csAs
Evening star., 1922-12-10

DIR. DELLA d. LEDENDECKER. THE CflIRO-
ptactor, with the wooderful hands. that will
benefit your health. 20SJ ST. NV. one
block west. or Dupont Circle. Phone North
N03 ~.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

SALESMAN. outside. for a business school
state age. education. selling experience and
salary desired. Address Box 329-B Star Of
Evening star., 1922-12-10

FOR SALE--,iror-ry aad meat market w..
s.oeAed and doing line bnsiI.-sS. Apply .lt
ST. ne. -.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

SALESMAN LARGE CORPORATION
Wants man 25 in the sales department
applicant must stand close Investigations: right
man to be assured good pay. permanent posi-
tton and advancement. according to his abil-
$40 IN 10 n m
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RooM1Nfi HOUSE. 2s roorls: big Income: VII
| Star office
Evening star., 1922-12-10

MAJ HlNE SHOP for sale; nrsi class eft,a
p,ent: located IN good has .i.ss disfr!i;: tenn.
Address Box 16U-D star Office 10.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

"AN El'-l-ly. ynafig Inaf n.anhgs huN
ness: must Lave selling ability: gilt ..dce r..
ereiires AZ Ia clara.ter required. To- ra-I
qhs!ifFing ample DRAW ing nccarint and in,rr.-
In Proposition Address Box 1GJ H. STAR n,,tr.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

SALESMES-State manager at once to organise
sales force throughout each state as exclusive
makes night drtviAe safe. elfniaatiae tAe 9laxe
Of appsesehine hsadlifhts; ncss nssnsdaga
strictly hieh-Srade: prolt pessihiMties pfaeta.
eally 0at4l1s6 1aI 21210 o. &100h Sn1h
Evening star., 1922-12-10

OK SALE-A lin" hisB.s- piace near sct.on
Apply New Ioy shop. Hakrr 81. brentwood
Evening star., 1922-12-10

PORTRAIT CANVASSERS wanted Apply
lbetween and ~ 113 Pa. ave. NV, Palette
Evening journal., 1922-07-26
glenn FRANK
WILLLECTURE
Editor of.Century Magazine
To Give Talk at New
ark Tomorrow Night
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July 2e.-No event in
the brilliant series OF lectures and
entertainments which has made the
1922 session OF the University Of
Delaware Summer School a mem-
orable one, has been awaited with
keener interest than the coming OF
Glenn Frank. editor OF the Century
Magazine. who will lecture tomor-
row evening Mr.. Franks subject is
The Coming Renaissance" a title
which hosts of readers will recog-
nize through his department in the
MAGAZINE which he directs. The
lecture will begin at eight o'clock,
daylight saving time. and will be
thes last Of the series II will be
heiq al Wolf Hall al the Univer-
styf The chairs used at the con-
'eert last evening. when the largest
crowd yet entertained was present.
whr be held for the Thursday night
iec'hre This will increase the seat
ng scapaclty Of the hall by 200. Mr..
rang appeared in the 1921 lee
series. and was named by a
asorlty OF the summer students
she one whom they enioved the
IN the entire series.
NJ Frank. within the L.. -
eaEs 3 recognized as one ~ tba
nrisiant Journalists. In ie1e M
confriouted a series OF article.
OUTPOST war period which at,rso.as
nstlon-wide attention, ana yvon e.
ni7r the editorial chair OF the c.
tury During the war he W. a.
the. heart Of the war preparat,ons
and ne knows 3ntimately the nroh
lens which America faces in a.
era <ot reconstruction. He has SERVED
ASA member Of the Internationsi
Exerutive Committee OF the I,-agre
TO Enforce Peace. and worked Win
William Howard Taft, A. Lawrence
Lowell, Oscar Strsus and Theodore
Marburg on a small committee
which drew Up form OF constitu-
tfor TO be presented to the Peace
Conference.
Mr. Franks lectures, because OF
his wide acquaintsnces with MANI
e:erpenss which enter into our M
fjofd life. are a genuine delight 10
hose who keep ihemscivcs inform
ed On world topics Glenn Frank
writes better on more topics than
sny 4nan I have ever known vas
the comment Of one widely read
critic In discussing the lecture at the
tnivers'sy. Ike Is able as a lee
Sr~< Is wei. as writer"
Evening journal., 1922-07-26
MARYLIN MILLER TO
BE BRIDE SUNDAY

Los ANGELES. July 26.-July 20
G-nited Press) .-Maryh1 NIL eI
was safe under the protecting w-ns
OF Ma" Pickford today.
The pretty star of sally" VINO
has been the storm center Of a YER
hal battle ever since she announced
her intention to marry Jack PICK
ford. prepared for her Wedding
vvhic hhas been set for Snnday'
II viii be simple and quiet az
fair at the Beverly Hills mansion oi
Doug Fairbanks and Mary PICK :
to.S brother-in-law and sister ol
lack according to Ma PicAioru :
announcement. C,,rr
Doug will be the best man. can Cialr
Af,I,er who accompanied her s'stei
here from the East, is to be the
bridesmaid. ra1,,
THE two will honeymoon at Lax
TAHOE for a short time after Wh'cn
Narvlin will go back TO Boston u
-a,ren "sally' and Jack VIII go
hsck IN the lot at Hollywood.
Maryun said today that ner I'M
nendInr happiness of becoming tnP
80, pS., - the most wonderful sweet
Sa rirl ever had" had caused
her N forget all about her boss RIO
y .tete,d who told the world in no
uncertain terms what ne thousht
Jack. . .ha+
aeht again" she pouted
Evening journal., 1922-07-26
MANIAC KILLS
|, WOUNDS 4
w. Va. Police Prepare To
Storm House Held as
Stronghold
GAS ATTACKS
HAVE FAILED

HINTON, ". Va. July 26-CUnit
ed Press)-State police today plan
ned the storming of house Guarded
by an alleged maniac who already
has shot down four of the attackers
and slain a deputy sheriff.
John Fredeking who has maintain
cd for II days a lonely vigil agalnst
all attempts 10 capture him. still
defed the authorities. \ court order
that declared killing OF Fredekinz
In an effort to make the arrest. would
render any county officer or private
citizen liable to a murder indict-
ment has slowed Up his capture.
State police. however. Will not be
amenable to this ruling.
Fredeklng fed to his father :
house after creating a disturbace in
a downtown street. eleven days ago
and since has repulsed attack after
attack.
On several occasions the house has
been Hooded with gas. Each time
the youth closed off the first hoor.
ran UP stairs 10 an open window ana
laughed at his enemies"
Yesterday Allie Hoke. member OF
a beseiging party. approaches me
house behind a sheet OF steel. lie
gained entrance but was snoe
through the lung in a hand to hand
hattie with the youth. Townsfolk
speculated today as to how trede-
king managed to maintain his ap-
parent vigor. Relatives driven away
when the crazed man took charge
said the houre was virtually without
sood or water. But TO all appear
ances the youth is not starving
Col. Jackson Arnold of the STATE
police. who took charge today IN
5lcated the house will be stormed.
Evening journal., 1922-07-26
FIND MIX-UP
IN GARDENS
HOMES DEEDS
CONTINUED from First Pagel

Continued from First Page)
deed is really OF the bounds Of the
property All Union street. This
deed has been recorded. and thus
the property All Geddes street
stands on the records in the re-
corder of deeds office, so far as its
surveyed location Is concerned, in
the name of Mr.. Carney The fact
that the property set out as AIS
South Union street is really All
Union street was discovered by en-
gineers of the County Board OF
Assessment in checking up the deed
description with the official survey
plot and Mr.. Carney was notified. He
called the attention of the Greenfield
firm to the discrepancy, and in an
effort TO correct 1t they gave Mr..
Carney a deed for AIS South Union
street. with a correct description OF
that property set forth. Since then
All South Union street has been
transferred by deed by Margaret
Virgins TO Madeline Fishback. But
the property really stands on the
records in the name OF Thomas A.
Carney, as the Greenfield firm has
not had II transferred back from
Mr.. Carney to Margaret Wiggins.
Until such a transfer Is made the
title will stand In Carney's name, and
the deed given to Madeline Fishback
Is regarded as Invalid. Thus Mr..
Carney bought one property and has
title TO two, and Madeline Fishback
bought one property and has none
The way the county records now
stand
The Assessment Boards engineers
ilso have found that Mary c. Casey |
bought 433 South Union street. and |
las been given a deed made by Mar
,aret Virgins for 433 South Union |
treet. whereas the property describ-
ID in the deed is of 437 South Union
treet.
Daniel Cauffiel bought the prop
rty. 631 Geddes street. which IS so
described in the deed. but the de-
cription set forth in the deed is OF
ortioDs of the properties 63l-632-
35 Geddes street, the Assessment
board engineers have found.
Because of these discrepancies.
MEMBERS of the County Board of
assessment today said that individ-
al purchasers of the Union Gar
ems houses who wish to check up
he descriptions set forth in the
eeds they have received may call
t the Boards Office in the Public
and the engineers will be
lad 10 compare them with the
ficial survey to learn whether or
OF they are accurate.
Deeds transferring seven more
rOperties at the Gardens We're filed
,day with the Recorder Of Deeds,
lakiDg a total of 3OS on file. It's
an increase of thirteen since
Ionday morning.
Evening journal., 1922-07-26
MORRIS DENIES HE
FL0URISHED GUN

"He picked out the wrong fellow"
contended Harry Morris. Negro, in
Municipal Court this morning. after
LeonardSharpe had testified that he
had fiourished a gun last evening.
Sharpe. however, was positive in his
Identification of the Negro. who was
charged with disorderly conduct.
Judge Hastings referred the case
to Detective Mcdaniel for investi-
cation and continued it until Friday.
Sharpe said that after he had re-
monstrated with two Negro boys
about throwing stones on a lot at
Third and Scott SITS. Morris with a
number OF other Negroes, appeared
on the scene in a threatening man
ner. Morris. he said. drew a pistol
and waved it rather carelessly IN
front OF him.
Evening journal., 1922-07-26
KIWANIANSFOR
HARBOR JUBILEE
Move To Organize Celebra-
ton of Marine Terminal
Opening
ENDORSES PROJECT
OF CHAS. M. BANKS

An important step in the plan
originated by Charles N. Banks for
city-wide celebration'in honor OF
the opening OF the new Marine
Terminal, now as per cent. finished.
was taken today by the Kiwanis
Club.
The celebration formed the prin-
cipal topic Of discussion at the
weekly luncheon OF the club held in
the duBarry room OF the Hotel du-
Pont. Mr.. Banks. who is a member
of the club, presented his idea at
length and made a strong appeal
in its behalf. Addresses heartily
supporting the scheme were then de-
livered by John G. Gray, Mayor
Harvey, Philip ]. Isaac and George
Kerr.
Mr.. Gray. who was a luncheon
guest of George /. Townsend, re-
counted how. many years ago, he
had attended a meeting in the old
Clayton House. presided over by the
late Chief Justice Lore, at which
he. Gray. had made a speech in IA
vor of the development OF Whining
ton harbor The project. he said.
had long been a hobby with him,
and he expressed his delight in its
consunmation through the construc-
tion of the, Marine Terminal and
deepening of the Christiana.
IF the city is to receive the fullest
benefits from the new terminal"
said Mr.. Gray. 1T must at once begin
heartily boosting its industrial op-
portunities so that cargoes will be
provided for loading vessels which
have brought cargoes to the city.
Thus the vessels will not be obliged
to go away with empty holds"
As a result OF the Interest aroused,
the president. Major Joseph c. Law
son, on motion. put and carried,
named a committee of thrNe to con-
fer with other civic organizations
with a view to obtaining their. CO.
operation in forming a permanent
body to promote The celebration.
This committee comprises Mr.. Banks.
and Messrs. Kerr and
Isaac.
The attendance at today's lunch
con was large considering ;he num-
bers of Kiwanians out OF the city on
vacation trips, and there was much
enthusiasm shown throughout its
Evening journal., 1922-07-26
ACTORS DUE FOR
SALARY SLASH
Continues from First Parc

tContinued from First Pag.)
full to the arts and interests involv-
ed"
Thomas said he accepted the post
because he saw a great opportunity
for useful service to the theater ana
public"
Salary slashes, running as high as
thirty per cent in many cases. will
hit many stage folk this fall and
may be one of the first difficulties
with which Thomas will have to deal.
The movement was started by A.
H. Woods, the producer. who said he
could no longer afford to pay fan
tastic salaries"