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Connecticut western news., 1922-12-14
Copyrisht by Edwin BalmsF
SYNOPSIS

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 PTa .aass a Ss' RaRS oxoF ths 8nEtter.
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 9 CHATTER V-Thae night Alan disoov- rAau dra1efs In Corvsts apartments. The appearance of Alan tremendously ag1tates t61 intruder, who eppsare to think him a { nSsr StruRei. saa ' tSS nan 1 es escapsa. H '"f
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Connecticut western news., 1922-12-14

CHATTER v7I--AlAn tells no one of a10 etxAn9O encounter, bat h Q private nt0TvtSw tA1Ao epearmAn with the fact 3p0ARptAn laughs at and dAd@a him e
Evening star., 1922-06-19

LADIES-Short. fascinating. easy course
forming. don't put Oft. be prepared If not
now for fall openings: school closes month
ot August oxford bldg. 7o6 14th St. cor.
Evening star., 1922-06-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CnnfinnaA

AN ORGANIZED sales company wants to- get
in touch with responsible manufacturers
agent in view of consolidation for further big
development and expansion; large capital not
expected; good reference, knowledge of the
business and hard work required. For conaden-
tial interview address Box 1S7-K Star office
Evening star., 1922-06-19
ADDRESSING, ETC

- ADDRESSING, ETC. 80,
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SERVICE, sos -
franklin 1883 - Process letters. fypewr,tihi
and a complete mailing service.
Evening star., 1922-06-19

BUSHES POSITIONS
Attractive openings for all types
Of office help: We shall be glad to consider
your application. No registration Zee until
further notice. Hours for registration OF ap-
plicants 80 to 4:30 pm. daily.
WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE,
Evening star., 1922-06-19

PIANO-Cost $500: used 3 months; sell for
s175. Am going west. 1916 Eye st: NV. 20.
PH0NOGRAPHS of all the we'll known makes
slightly used. but reconditioned instruments
we guarantee like new: bargain prices: easy
terms Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 6 st. at 18th.
Homer L. KIT. Sec. and Treas.
Evening star., 1922-06-19
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

following recommended The
complaint
to be will prompt
Evening star., 1922-06-19

BAKER ali-around desires position: day work
preferred: 10 years experience. Address BOX
Evening star., 1922-06-19

ROoMING HOUSE, 10 rooms: rent SIPS; some
borders; 500 cash required.
Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50. Owner
ill, must sell: make offer.
Rooming house, % rooms; rent. $40; good
income: BIG bargain. Price, 81, 900.
Grocery and rooms. good corner; rent, $42;
big bargain. asking $1,000.
Grocery and 2 rooms; good corner; rent.
$40: must be sold this month; big bargain,
asking 81 600.
Grocery and meat bus, good corner: rent.
SOS: good business. Price. $4,000.
Confect. and fountain and Z rooms; rent,
S12O; good corner. asking S1.450.
$3.50 cigar and news bus; rent, $25.
81 400 cigar and news bus; rent, 500.
$3.50 lunchroom and 4 furnished rooms; rent
cheap; good bus; terms
Near beer and lunch and 9 rooms; rent.
S45: good corner. Price. $500.
$50 garage and repair shop; bargain.
R. NJ. Curtis, COS 9th. ST. NV.
MAIN so43. OPEN UNTIL Pm.
Evening star., 1922-06-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SvTt1A t1ATION-EEMAL DOMESTIC

HEADoUARTERs-Serva for seashore Full
ler's Exchange. 1921 25th st. Phone West
20S9. 19s
Evening star., 1922-06-19

BY MAN with technical education. wide ex-
perience and marked executive ability; salary
to start not as important as opportunity Ad-
dress Roy ISL, Star office. Nv
Evening star., 1922-06-19

ACCOU MO years government and pri-
vate ex office work. shipping and wholesale
business: best of references. Address sox
81 ffica
Evening star., 1922-06-19

MAN middle age. to manage refreshment
store catering to ladies and gentlemen; one
who is not afraid to work: state If married
or single. where work before; store open
every day, including sundays. Address bon
l4p-II, Star office. 20
Evening star., 1922-06-19

SIDNEY L. HECHINGER co.
9th and SITS. eth and Fla ave n E.
southwest. Camp Mei.s.
Sslnsrron at Roth Offices
Evening star., 1922-06-19
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-Continued.
M EN-.

We need a man to measure
and hang window shades. We
need another man to measure
and hang tapestries. We should
like to have one that is anxious
to learn the decorating business.
State experience and pay. Ad-
dress Tulius Lansburgh, 1856 M.
Evening star., 1922-06-19

IF YOU ARE surIicientlv competent to MAKE
This world fit for your fellow man t" he able TO
show him how to rise from the mon OF work
ers and slavers. we need you: unlimited opPur-
portunity for the right man. 10 am, 'l'
do
Evening star., 1922-06-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ID
sc Continued
FOR RENT-Large dining room and kitchen ;
h VIII: electricity; private entrance; very rea-
sonable: good location for table boarders.
Zinc 4S19 19s
FOR SALE or lease-Garage and service sta
tion in Westinghouse best automobile section.
soft. alley. Morris Cafritz Co.. Inc, 913 18th
NV Main 617
CHANCE Of a lifetime; best located store in
Winchester, Va, for rent: suitable for any
business. Apply Fred d. liable, 1131 7th st.
n 49,
REAL ESTATE salesman
Oewish) by large office to han
die Jewish clientele; experienced
preferred; practical business
man with general selling ex-
perience considered. Address
Box 158-K, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-06-19
INTERPRETATIONS
NFAI.E

NEVER rdH ORIGINAL recommendations
IN applying for employment. Use COPIEs-
ACCOUNTANT-Age %. married. hest OF ref.
erences. thoroughly familiar with all phases OF
accounting bookkeeping and office manage
ment; employed at present. but desires change
Address BOX 90-I, Star office. su>-
Evening star., 1922-06-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CASHIER insurance office. 81 800 per year.
YOUNG man, soda clerk. work evenings.
YOUNG MAN. sales experience, good opening.
ASSISTANT steward (aged 20-35). sal q mis-.
MULTIGRAPH operator. exp, good sal.
Statesmen. several good positions open;
3O5 bond Bldg. 1ith & N. Y. ave. NJ. 5s:l-8s4
Evening star., 1922-06-19

| CARPENTER and builder; estimates given:
| reasonable rates: jobbing especially. Call
|
Evening star., 1922-06-19

| CHAUFFEUR-Six years experience: steady
| and reliable; best Of reference. Apply leii
| ~
Evening star., 1922-06-19

COOkING and housework-Man wants place;
references; colored. Call 1'47 st NV.
POSITION as drug clerk wanted; five years
experience. North 1888 49,
Evening star., 1922-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Confined
Send for Louis Notes,
SI4 E St. NV.

Ola T Ot. INV.
If you have any furniture or other goods to
sell. and you will obtain best results. Phone
Franklin 2015.
Evening star., 1922-06-19

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC desires place with
private family: excellent references. Address
Roy col Star office 24s
Evening star., 1922-06-19

CHAUFFEUR, colored wishes Job IN private
family: best references. SIS y st n. W. 10
COLoRED CHEF, experienced. desires job in
or out Of town. Hotel and cafe experience.
Best Of references. Beverly Jackson. i54 Gil
rard ST.
Evening star., 1922-06-19

CHAUFFEUR-Mechanic. colored. II years
experience. wants position; reference frst-
class Phone Frank. 21S0. 19e
Evening star., 1922-06-19

MANICURIST and general operator in beauty
paror. references. Helers. Inc, Ill Co
l11,,nlI lIia I'd II "
Evening star., 1922-06-19

TELEPHONE OPERATOR
Must have clear. pleasant-speak-
ing voice; only applicants apply
ing in person considered. John
H. Wilkins Co., 519-553 r. l.
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1922-06-19
POULTRY. PETS G. LIVE STOCK


FOX TERRIER PTPPIES. male and female
10 weeks old Nicely marked; excellent dogs
for children. ATHERT0S'S. a3s Ind ave
AIREDALE PUPPIES from registered stock
price reasonable. Geo. Il. Haske, 11l2 Paik
road.
TWENTY Plymouth Rock yearlinG hens. from
best strains: all laying; must sell Immediately
Call evenings after 3. 43Is 1ith st NV. cD'
RoSToN terrier puppies, pedicr.cd prize win
ming stock. 81 81. sc. Lnc. 1913. 20
SCOTCH COLLIE, handsome. nall mcuft
old: any reasonable offer accepted. 1904 "a.
ave.
COLLIE PUPPIES-Reasonable. 1l3 I =.
n ~
BEAUTIFUL poodle puppies for sale sol l2.h
ST NV. TO-
SHETLAND PONY for sale: childreufs rer:
ride or drive: third prize Washington show,
1922: prize attractive. Address Box 9aH Il.
star nffire la'
CANARII.S. fine stock mated pairs - Young
birds, cages. breeding and flight. i05 4 81.
Sc. 49,
Evening star., 1922-06-19
HELP-FEMALE DOMESTIC.

HELF0FEMALE OOME5IIC.
COOKS. white and colored; mattresses. cham
bermaids nurses: dty and away. Ladies' E1-
change, S07 Vermont ave.
FAITHFUL help for honest service: any ca
cacity. Super Service Bureau, 2OOl 9th st.
NV. North 5000.
FAITHFUL help for honest servant: any
capacity Super Service Bureau. 2101 9th st.
n w North 6OOg
Evening star., 1922-06-19

TREATMENT OF THE DOC AND CAT
EXCLUSIVELY
OFFICE. 2l2l IAN ST wv PHI col. 57i
Evening star., 1922-06-19
HELP-FEM MALE.

A CASHIER, cafeteria exp, sal. meals.
A. p. B. X. OPERATOR. young; $71 80 month.
STENOGRAPHER, newspaper office 500 mo.
STENOG.. 1st class $l25 month.
STBNOGRAPHER. II. E. office. S25 week
TYPIST, general office work. $40 week.
SALES CLERKS. several good openings.
WAITRESS large dining room: g9Sd pay:
NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE BUHEAU LUZ!
Evening star., 1922-06-19

BrICK light six roadster ~ 4 running ~
der; tires good. Price. $3.50. Rob Eoy Mao
key 5l3 10Th ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-06-19

/ PRESS OPERATOR on family finish: experi-
| enced woman. Page Laundry. go st. w.
| SALESLADY-To learn the souvenir and nov
city Linz Address Enx 1911. Star Office 20t
Evening star., 1922-06-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

BUICK ToT RING, 1917: fine tires merhaui-
cally good: no reasonable cash offer refused
". M: 2l1m l. -. U 2n'
Evening star., 1922-06-19

BEAUTY CULTURE taught in all its branches
manicurins, IS. Franklin 5S33. 7l9 list st.
| n W. 2Os
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30
WHO PAYS THE TAXES?

The the heavier bear
though you may not cent directly in city, county,
federal
The indirect tax which however which included
the cost of producing every article you
single item in your cost of living
Do yourself YOU taxation bv load
ling the tax burden to the other fellow to
part of the of doing business added
on each and the ultimate
tax load
1t is the everyday citizen must awaken ,
the fact that relief from hands
long he votes for and which add annually
DAD Just so long will the cost of living steadily advance
New of wealth taxation and special
taxes certain lines of industry remedy the present
evil of excessive taxation All these makeshs simply
taxes and add to the burden which andcaps
dustry and employment of labor
There is Just to get relief that actually
duce taxation by cutting off city county overhead con-
tax
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30
MAKING A NEWSPAPER

your If have had
practical the making Of you probably
it hastily abuse the editor mentally because there isn't
thing about hobby the because the Of
whom know improperly speed-and
with the remark that there isn't anything in it,
Yet that hard work.
separate operations than anything of anywhere nearly similar
which have during the day has
work around office finished the type all
set all thrown the all written advertising and
proofs all read and corrected He emnenty right
other business the world which demands
upon those engaged in it.
News doesn't flow into office unending
stream OF events and from which the editors
and reporters pick
paragraph headed story and
ground out by sheer hard work first dscoveed
acts must be ascraned and VERIFIED the written
Then to the linotype where the typewriter written
type thence pooreader carefully
thence to the makeup where placed
other matter and locked for the thence press
where printing, folding, addressing mailing order
Before the mere casual paragraph the
OF the reader has handled
editor linotype operator prooeae linotype operator again for
corrections makeup department. folder mailing
department
That every goes into the paper and
true to practically the extent of every although
that originates with the advertising instead of with the
reporter 1t is as true of the largest daily in the world
ordinary weekly newspaper advertising copv follow
liked routine which calls for almost endless operations
unquestonaby the demand which newspaper makes upon
those who produce is out of of the fin.
heo poduc but there royal road
Every operation is essential and Indispensable
The newspaper which casually and perhans with
sarcastic remark when finished caused endless work
from halfdozen 20 and while Won are oL;n
ana wondering why it isn't interesting men have
already started the routine of the next issue
for newspaper work all of one issue
laps the completion of its and the BEGINNING ~ ito
ceor It's hard sting is fatal T v;c+;s
erect a permanent recovery.-Weld County News
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSMAN ELLEcTED IN MAINE

Notwithstanding soff the Republicans
congressman
assertion that the majority forecasts Democratic
victory the
figures.
The Republicans carried this district in 1918 $780, 1920
by 9OO and that of this 922 by about 6O0 The
womef did vote in 1918 but did in the elections of 1920
and 1922 But only about fifty Of the in
1922 If the womens estimated fifty only
fifty of the entire 1918 then
estimate be made between the 1918 and 1922 in which
the Republican hold 191S a
better This the only fair the majority
in the presidential election that postwar slide
the Republican party.
Thus when understood Republicans
their comparison with normalcy in political
BIG Bill Haywood, the notorious individual jumped
$65 900 bond and recently
been granted tremendous works concession
tans Lenine, the soviet has granted
Bill has import 1000 iron the
works Leave application the Journal office is if
you really think it worth while.-Teluride Journal
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30
WHERE COMMERCIAL BODIES FAT.

The Los Angeles chamber
ord membership of any city United States
Why is Los Angeles growing like weedi
It's nerrlfed ambition to become York of the Pa
lc coast and sample 100 square mile residence
addition.
mat is only part of the days work for Angeles chamber
OF commerce. and in that organization is to be
mended.
1t is not wasting its energies outside matters
1t does not do like organizations exhanst s
energies national and problems and affairs tho
world. " Va N
Commercial bodies by trying to have too manv irons j.; tho
fire. - ~ ~ ~
10 build its city enough to keen anv cbamber
OF commerce busy and them conne their ene
to that. e
LOO many commercial organizations spread out all over
creation ~ ~ WV
' 'o"h W your own people and your and the
rest OF the world and know other ro,
ae 10 get one new industry with payroll instead of dyd
ing community strength and national poitca, or
issues f " "i
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30

ANY Falls proposal for the transfer of iurisdict;or
m aeonal forests the agricultural department to his
'"e'ior department haaroused storm of protest +bo+
's practically dead issue transfer will not be rnod d
VIII not be made the playhings of horde 81
ra, 1t Is said because of public sentiment
concerning his proposal doubt Il; He l. - 49, -
snd viii never resen-wed County News ~ s'A''
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30

rIf the poor booegger Even his moonshne will not permit
d transloslon INTO sunshine. Here nont Wv
IN Jail Now Uncle Sam comes in and saws that b hos h
1--WE OF paying the United States 64237 for ~ also
sclose the names of his patrons that tev NAV b thd
" ''ii'As Demo
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30
BRING ON TIE COIN

Initial steps taken Carbonda the first of the week
organization and operation of federal farm loan
citation through which the people of that
be able through of the farm loan
estate of interest and under vora
BILE possible From the enthusiasm evnced
the first meeting that the people very
pan and that the association
will start applications for farm loans The
glad coming into the country
that appears to the chief need at this time.
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30
NoNpART1sAN LEAGUE NOT RETIRING

The North Dakota is not rctlrnu but
struggling for it's political existence new form
In states like Washington Montana and Utah it was
defeated in its efforts to get foothold
In those states through organizers to form MERGERS
platform of fusion be called progressive pay
1t include of
organizations to headway in leadership the merger
In Wyoming it never before atempted orpan;ze
effort it is doing pioneer account with li,
In Oregon trained organizer has working for some
months with little and its first has failed
IN oaiHorna 1t showing greatest activity leader
snip OF Walter e. Mills educated
organizer
PRESIDENT Towney has admitted his failure in North Dakota
for lack of trained political leaders, recently calling them bone
heads
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30

WITHOUT doubt Colorado insist on retaining all the
waters OF the Colorado she can make beneficial an
phcatlon either more than noha that
we will never have for all that rise within our bo
am" " 'ha ease the surplus be used advantage
slaus that
osy the waters within the state are not willing +o rnu;b
hat use to the people of the lower down the stream
.! reason Oh he geographical Suation supplies
ve per cent of the total of the Colorado r;vor m m
reason why should he waive orr claims or b+s ~
water winch we may need for the own coe wo hone
our .'oe IN TINS reect will be clear to Mr. Hoover
w ms party "h'le they are passing through our state
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30

NEVER has the completely disappointed
estimate fellow than the value he has always placed
lon Ava Swain recently disappeared mysteriousy from
while under fire charge of having played crooked
of his former and FRIEND the late N
concerning long time
friend made that
absconded avoid and
assumption willing to admit although confess
that this the odds heavily against Swain But hate
anything crooked with Ava Swain
always regarded the soul of honor We still
believe that the mentally unbalanced
Illness that he will be heard from with
himself his splendid family When have long done business
with fellow whom would with life whom
have always asayed gold hurts like fury be
Ito change your estimate your values
have hesated about casting Avas
Ito wait little while longer the hope
and show brighter lining.
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30

HENRY Ford dollar that always be worth opc
hundred cents Says it just reasonable that
90 inches and pound that always After Henry bs
been in the little longer he NAV wake nm To
th fact that whenever he gets dollar with value of 100
cents there will be variations the nches-The
The Glenwood post., 1922-03-30


cause of being unbalanced mentally of Ava SWAIN Denver
sentative of the Pueblo Chean They thought enough
have made good financial shortage through
speculation other
he robbed the of his late partner Stevens even
Though the situation looks bad habits so far as
twas known His speech and man.
disappearance those who will continue to
puzzle them until for up an inter
estng family when he One letters
from MN thanking us for attentions his
State Editorial association Eitche Gardens summer The
editor and the boy seated beside the bo was
duced to talk Later he told his father how Boulder
editor seemed to show interest coming col
ege Thereupon Mr. letter of and
conveyed the thought that much for vonb bv
showing interest IN them expressed and
showed heart full OF good was alwav doing
little things for his fellow ediors.-Bouder Camera
OTHER people respect make effort to help
themselves We led this the action of
the forest service toward the Woods road project When the
erls skerca of being able find the money to do am
thing this for the project hut it as worthy
cause and maybe something But our peop
were determined to make at on this long deferred
roa and made such tremendous showing their effort o raise
ds tha the service project and soul If
just coo not al TO recognize the locally now
comes word IRON the district office Denver through SUPERVISE
chey OF denwood Springs letter Ranger Brown that at
dstrct conference to be held this district forester
to have appropriated every that can possibly be
spared from other needed and promised work for this cs or
cous 10 enthusiastic Rcbev
is hatter Is IN great degree ascribed Bu
W. cney mas drawn hs enthusiasm largely backing he
had at home-Eagle Enterprise
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
Wanted the 4e"ng naRnnp Msn io 1aanH psssE
Up-to-Date Youngster.

whether the generations advance
or hot may br undecided, but they
certainly change. Recently Il Port
land mother explained to her early
teen son that certain guns and base
ball equipment ana radio addcnda
could not br bought, as the fnmily
cXchcqucr was limited and Daddy
mas to work hard To gct the money
we live on and we have to make IT
90 long way" In "dnddy'S" Sun
day school books, OF course, the boy
would have sid: '"rhcn. my dear
mamma, cannot my next suit be mn,le
from pnpn'S old SratlcSS truuSScrS?" or.
Next Christmas, my dear innnnn,
shall do without lollipopa" But this
Western American. rwrnty-first cen
iury lnmb)iin replied:
"Wrll, why can't pop get more
money "-Portland Oregoninn.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
gm "a Gives Old Capes Glow of New
FORESEES VOYAGE TO MOON
Frenchman Predicts That In Near Flu.
ture the Trip Can Be Made in
Forty Nine Hours.

NJ. ESnuult Prltcrie of the Paris
Aero clul, predicts that the utilization
of the intra-atomic energy will enable
men in the near future to travel from
the earth to the moon in 10 hours. The
first 81 minutes, 1t seems, will be vcr,
agreeable, but during the rs hours nnt
% minutes Of the second part of tn,
course one will have the sensation ot
a terrible fall In the void.
And this reminds one Of the charm
ing story told by Mark Twain:
One morning when standing at the
window he perceived Il human body
falling through the air.
"lIow do YOU do!" asked Mark
Twain gracefully.
so far" the other replied 'T'm all
right. But when | reach the ground
floor 1t will be all wrong"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
Important to Mothers
Just Plain Lonesome.

One day last week the Young hus
band had occasion to so over To the
west side On the street he saw II
young woman and behind her Il CRYING
enid OF about three years. The wom-
nm turned and In an impatient tcnr de.
mnhded: What are YOU crying
about" The tot, looking up, replied: ::
Il want Il tiss." The woman bent down
and gave the desired kiss. Thcreupon
the tears were dried and the world
was again full of sunshine and glad
ncSs.--Chicago Journal.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-23
Mayor Faces Impeac achment

Johnstown. Pa.-Mayor Joseph Cauf-
fiei took official cogniEance Of the an
na.ncad &"tion Of prohibition leaders
ntma'a impeachment proceedings
because ne executive told local brew.
er> ard l&loon keepers to make and
aai ral Leer."
uauIi.c. insisted that his primary
purpose was to attract the attention
Of prohibition chiefs to the army
OF bootleggers selling poison in the
city He added that he had told the
beverage dispensers they must keep
within the law"
The mayors statement did not OK.
plain how he expected them to sell
real beer and not violate the Vol
stead act.