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The New York herald., 1922-02-19
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS.

The advertisement headed
Statesmen, the Open Door TO
Success" is addressed to Sales
men-and YOU. Read every
word of II. for IL proposes
plan through which you can find
"a solid. permanent business con-
nection, developing new quail
ties in yourself as well as Civ
ing you the opportunity to earn
more money now.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTs-ENoRMoUs PROFIT
SALESMEN.
New article. Big demand. Every mer-
chant and business man must have 1t; 81
to 500 and upward per day. inexperienced
agent got IA sales out of 10 calls: his profit
$3.50. Territory going fast. Sample FREE.
send dime 10 cover mailing. Business Build
els. Dept. 12S, Athens. N. Y.
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MEN.

MEN.
An opportunity for the man with am
bltion, possessing the determination
10 carry on clean, hon sst business
Such an opportunity is present In our
organization. Our business demands
real manhood, and IL pays handsomely
mot only In money. but in promotion
to positions Of responsibility.
III you are honest, courageous and
want business connection where
those qualities can be utilized come to
room I20. Straus building. 9Th av.,
at 46th ST. Entrance 2 East 10th ST..
or room 90i. 80 Court st. Brooklyn,
y. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

DESIGNER, first class. wanted on highest
grade diamond Jewery. J. Mehrlust. q w.
4Sth ~.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER-Mus be practi-
cal workman; for motors and repairs: OPP
portunity 10 acquire interest in old estab-
3013 Third av.
ENGINEER for vertical boiler state ref
erence, age and salary. Write II 1OJ
Herald, go B'way
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

FIRST class architectural craftsman want
ed Answer by letter oniv. stating eSpe-
rjence and salary wanted. William T. Fan
ming, Colt Building. Paterson, y. ].
RTMAN-ENperienced man for plate class
silvering room In Grand Rapids, Mich.
modern equipment; must he capable OF TAX
Ing complete charge. 227i Herald, Herald
50.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
GARDENER

GARDENER
as assistant. capable OF producing good
stuff, under glass and outside, willing. mar
vegetables provided: living conditions good /:
give experience, age, references and wages; ;
permanent position II party makes good.
John Brown. superintendent
62 Lombardy St,
Lancaster, ~. "
GARDENER, single, thoroughly experienced
in outdoor gardening. pruning and land
scaping: no glass: position can be made per-
manent for one who Is a capable, conscien-
tious worker; no superintendent wanted: posi-
tion open March or before; reply must state
wages. experience and copy of reference
covering period of five years; interview in
New York Wednesday or Thursday. Address
T.. H., Duchess Farms. Hopewell Junction,
GARDENER-To take charge OF hotbeds.
near Piainfield. n T.: five room cottage
with bath, hot and cold water and electric
light provided; wages $50 per month: young
couple preferred. Inquire Room 1i04. l01
GARDENER.-working gardener on private
estate: must thoroughly understand flowers
and vegetables: cottage. light, fuel supplied !;
state age nationality. references. wages ex-
pected: no children. Box IA. Irvington-on-
Hudson. n. Y.
GARDENER wanted. young. Scotch, to work
under head gardener on small estate in
New England: vegetables and outdoor
shrubs: good home, fair wages; permanerr
position II merted. A 700 Herald $50 Bwa.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-Men Is. over
wanted for railway mail. post office. other
Government positions: examination soon;
salary 81. .400-Sf 800 year; experience unneces-
sary; particulars free. Write Columbia
School of Civil Service. iI6 Pope Building.
Washington, d. g.
GOVT POSITIONS OPEN = Men-wonen;
honesty required: good pay to start. Write
T. McCaffrey. St Louis.
GROOM wanted In private stable OF hunters
near New York city; good strapper re-
quired. Address, giving references and ex-
perience. T02 Herald. $50 Broadway.
HANDKERCHIEF SALESMAN
Wanted: experienced man, with good
tail connection, to carry our lines in:
IOWA, WISCONSIN. MINNESOTA,
DAKOTAS.
No objection IL other non-conficting line
Is handled. Commission arrangements
only. Apply by letter TOBLER BROS.
CO., 305 ith Ave.
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RADcLIFFE BUSINESS POSITIONS.

RADCLIFFE BUSINESS POSITIONS,
30 East I2d.
Stenographer. knowledge of French. refined
type Protestant firm. uptown: SO.
Stenographer. several uptown, ono with
Knowledge of Gregg shorthand $50. $50.
Typists, several uptown and downtown;
SIS, $22.
! Clerks. telephone operators, &c. Call early
Monday
Christian firms, no registration fee.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
BECOME A
TRAFFIC. MANAGER.

BECOME A
TRAFFIC. MANAGER.
Conditions point to an enormously In
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next months: salaries will range from
So, 600 to 100000 year"
A system that has been devised by group
of traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need.
BY this system. without interfering with
YOUR present work at all. you qualify
for this splendid profession in few short
months.
Find out about IT, Call or phone for in
formation write for booklet HIS. No
obligation.
LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
1i0 w. AID ST., New York. Bryant $500.
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MEN cTwo)

MEN CTwO)
By NEW COMPANY TO DO ANY
THING THEY ARE ASKED TO DO
TO HELP THE BUSINESS GROW:
PREFERABLY MEN OVER 80
YEARS OF AGE WHO CAN
KNUCKLE DOWN TO REAL HARD
WORK AND WANT TO MAKE A
LIFELONG CONNECTION. APPLY
PERSONALLY.
MIR. DOZrER. SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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MANAGERS.

II graduated from West Point-went
Immediately into the Army-and when
! came out had TO go into some
kind OF business. although ] had had
NO kind OF business experience. The
main thing was TO go with com
pany that would give me a chance,
not only TO make money-but TO
smash out a real future for myself.
/ found the company that more than
fulfilled It's promises to me.
Starting as salesman ! soon was
averaging over s 900 "A month, and in
short time was promoted to DIS
TRICT SALES MANAGER. There
was no trick about my success and
certainly have no more than average
ability.
succeeded mainly because ] put tho
best that had into the proposition to
sell. Any other man who VIII come IN
and be Industrious and persistent can
make the same or even bigger sue
cess than I have. II you mean busl-
ness and want TO make a big effort
for big money and big future-I
will help YOU all that I can. and
am in position 10 do so. In the
Securities department of this cor
poration man gets the most inten-
sive training. and owing TO the I'D
eral commigelon contract can start
right out and earn real money. Ad-
dress mr. 20" fidcntially."
y zoos Herald Herald so.
o.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

ELEANOR MoOG. 12 John st. Cortlandt
b7sO.-Stenographers. bookkeepers, clerks,
college. high school graduates; no advance
charge.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

BILLING machine operator for Remington
wide carriage model, no adding attach
ment; straight work. good house and n
chance TO get ahead state age. experience
and salary. G 1000 Herald. Fulton 81.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE,.. =.


NuRSE--Competent English infants nurse
W.th experience: permanent home: none
WITHOUT credentials need anply. Write IL
y. Simon, ~ B'way, Manhattea.
NURSE: French or Swiss speaking good
English; city reference; children s and o !.
assist light housework. Sunday Monday
10 !. 131 East 05tn st.
NCRSEMAID for country. one child good
salary and place for right party. Gs1O91
NURSE, EXPERIENCED, FOR ONE-YEAR-
OLD CHILD. METZGER. 112 CATHE-
l1tAL PARKWAY. NEAR COLUMBUS Av
NURSE, with good references two children,
rs ana ~ years. Call Sunday Monday
~ to II. 10 West 74th St Columbus 6S66.
NURSE for 5-year-old boy; must be pleas
Ing personality; references required Mrs
IL Wolff, 46 West 73d.
NURSE. experienced, for girls, and
years old: salary $75. Cali Sunday Her
man, 131 Riverside Drive.
NURSE for children, and AZ; references
Call Monday between 10 and 8, 65O West
End av.. Apt. "a. Telephone 619S River
NURSE. white, willing: good home, apart
nlent. Lansburgh. 2i5 West SSth.
REFINED young houseworker, white, small
f2miiy; no washing. Call until II, apt
JOE, w. S5th st.
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4. sALEswoMEN.
TRIMMED MILLINERY.

II. II. MACY & CO., INC, re-
quire saleswomen for their French
salon; only those accustomed to the
best New York clientele will be
considered. Apply any time during
the day at office of Employment
Manager, I'd balcony. rear, 34th st.
entrance.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

INTERIOR DECORATION
y. ALTMAN & CO..
9TH AV. & 3iTH ST,
HAVE SEVERAL VACANCIES FOR
statesmen POSSESSING A THOR
OUCH KNOWLEDGE OF INTERIOR
DECORATION AND ACCUSTOMED
TO MEET THE HIGHEST GLEN
TELE.
A VACANCY FOR A CAPABLE EN-
ECCTIVE QUALIFIED TO ACT AS
BUSINESS MANAGED. FOR THIS
DEPARTMENT..
APPLY AT 35TH ST, EMPLOYEES
ENTRANCE. OR BY LETTER AID
DRESSED TO PERSONNEL BUREAU.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
MEN.

MEN.
Our advertisement headed
statesmen. the Open Door TO
Success" Is an offer to YOU to
share in retail business which
has had a wonderfully rapid
growth throughout the United
states. For permanency and
solidity, we can think OF no
equal opportunity which is open
TO the average man. Read every
word Of our advertisement.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

GARDENER. Scotch. with family. capable
workman: experienced all branches. In
ciudlng care of stock Gardener. r. q. box
i22. Mamaroneck. ". Y. Tel. Marmaroncck
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
ADVERTISING MAN WAITED.

ADVERTISING MAN WAITED.
Opportunity is offered TO a thor
oughly competent man, capable of
taking charge of our advertising;
only those with department store
experience will be considered. APP
ply by letter only. stating fullest
details, to Superintendent
MEYER BROS,
MAIN STREET,
PATERSON, n. j.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
CLERICAL MEN.

Read our advertisement head
ed Statesmen. the Open Door
to Success II is a direct mes
sage to YOU. and holds an op-
port unity which can hardly be
eNcelled in its solid. worth while
value 10 your future business
career.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

INVESTIGATOR to assist In credit depart
ment of wholesale dry goods house: must
BE- able to take shorthand and typewrite
State age, experience and salary expected ia
Reliable, S45 Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
JAPANESE couple. take full charge apart
n,ent cook and houseman: must have first
class references and be thoroughly compe-
tent: no washing good wages. Apply sun
day afternoon, SO, Apt. b, $50 West
End av.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

AGENTS--I want 80 live agents 10 make IS
TO $40 daily best selling % cent article
ever shown. J. l.. Sells. 9th floor. Grand
Central Palace
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Female-commerciaI.

NATIONAL
Z NJ L o Y MENT xCHAN G Il
80 Church Street.
New York City.
Established 1909.
OFFICERS.
Otto r. Barnard. ................ President
John r. Macarthur. .Vice-President
Eugenius ii. Outerbridge. Secretary
IL. \ lOrec. ..... lfedsuicr
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

IITHOGRAPHIC process artist. good trades
man. can secure steady JOB. Write for IN
formation, stating experience, Box Z. ~
Union So New York.
LOCAL representative TO handle product di-
rect from factory: a good seller; repeat or
ders certain. Eague Ink Co., 20 w. Eagle
ST., Buffalo.
MACHINIST and tool maker. must be COM
pctent industrious workman: opportunity
10 acquire interest in old established busi-
ness. Mall particulars, Box so, 30i3 Sd av.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

AGENTS-1022's greatest sensation; II pieces
toilet article set selling ike blazes at 81 rs,
with Sf.00 dressmaker's shears free TO each
customer line up with Davis now for 1922.
l.. NJ. DAVIS CO.. Dept. 7f6. Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

MANAGER elioc store; able 10 take full
charge: suhurban store murt furnish bond :
state eSpericrre. salary wanted. II IO6
Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG woman. healthy, alert. ambitious
college or normal training for position out
of city with established corporation: liberal
compensation; advancement. ID 2l18 Herald.
Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

Write me to-day"
n POOP Herald. Herald 81.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

HELP WANTED-MALE.

BOOKKEEPER-Lace importers require
thorough office man: an executive compe-
tent TO take charge full set of books. ac-
customed to correspondence. recent dry goods
experience of long standing preferred; state
experience. references, salary. II 704 Herald.
Rrnzdmav
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

WOMEN wanted for ladies' club In city go
ing Into new building: chef. butler, walt
ress. office maid who understands telephone
switchboard night watch. chambermaid.
cleaning woman, extra mattresses as visiting
maids references required. A 2270 Herald,
Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

AGENTS-Sf5 daily. selling Cresco new
leather shopping bags and Comfort
waterproof aprons Our three IN one bag ia
fastest seller on earth. Improved Mfg. Co.,
Dept. 2Is. Ashland. Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19
TYPIsT.

IYPIsT and office assistant for publication
office at Garrison. fifty miles from New
YORK; quick and accurate an intelligence
test will be made; $50 to s25. Apply by let
ter Tor appointment to The Science Press.
26l0 Grand Central Terminal.
TYPIST and stenographer wanted must have
office experience. Apply Monday, 10 A. NJ,
Waiter koenig, 120 w. 30th st.
TYPEWRITER.-Girl. typewriter. wanted in
office; good chance for beginner. at $35
per month; state age and full particulars. q
11O3 Herald. Fulton st. Z.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

WANTED, by woman physician, on March T.,
an intelligent, reliable young woman, 20 do
general housework, small family and no
washing; must speah good English and be
willing to answer telephone and do market
Ing; American Scotch preferred: wages
500: Write, giving nationality and references
To box 20, Bronxviile, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

AGENTS--Swift. profitable. sure sellers:
Penlnsular household necessities demanded
everywhere: exceptional. exclusive business:
2OOs6 profit: samples free. Peninsular Spe-
calty Co., 1890 r.. Jefferson, Detroit.
The New York herald., 1922-02-19

AGENTS AND CANvAsSERS WANTED
sell our improved CURTAIN RODS and
other household speclaitios big profits: I,
Will pay you 10 write or call: our prices ara
the lowest Elite Products Company, 3is
Patchen av.. near Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

Dainty Florence vidor II the star
In Woman. wake Up" showing At
tho Colombo last times tonight. The
plot In highly dramatic and displays
every element OF human emotion.
beauty. throhs. spicndor and laugh.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
AIRMAN TELLS
OF ADVENTURE

Telling Of his thrilling crash IN tho
wiids OF Alaska. and subsequent
hardships before being found by a
rescue party. {. O. PRIEST. veteran
aviator. was in Seattle Thursday.
Prcst. who was attempting fllghs
from the east coast OF the United
states 20 siberia. by way Of Alaska.
was forced TO descend between Eagle
and Fairbanks when spark plus
cracked. For four days he lived on
the meat OF a caribou he shot with a
pistol. All that Priest saivAged was
his clothing. gun and motion picture
camera His plane stands on her
nose In the tundra. 100 miles from
the nearest habltation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
FAMOUS CAFE
CLOSES DOORS

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. T,--Talt's.
San F'rancIsco's most brilliant cafe.
has fallen before the onsiaughts Of
prohibition.
Announcement was made today
that II will close It's doors as a pal.
ACC Of gaiety and reopen as n coffee
house.
A syndicate said 20 have original.
ed IN Los Angeles. will conduc; IL In
connection with a similar establish.
men; in the Southern city.
with the closing OF Tait's the last
but one of San Francisco's once IN.
nous cafes has gone the way OF the
steam beer"
The Poodle Dog. Tortoni's. the
Portola Louvre. Tcchau. Delmonico's
and Marchand's. ono by one gave up
the battle against the drought. For
some six months TnitA and Mar.
ehand's have struggled along elone
The passing OF Tait's leaves Mar.
chand'H the only survivor OF the days
when champagne did It's bubbling
publicly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Barnyard Basketball
It's All the Rage NOw

20 play the darn thing down In Ions
Beach. Cal. Men under so always
were barred. because they were be
low the age limit. and u was quite
the proper antic 20 get ones horse
shoe tangled no In ones beard.
Nobody ever took 'em seriously In
those days. They thought tho old
Einkn would rather do that than Gu,
out paper dolls or something.
"And now this noble pasfime
OF using his shoes the way no IN.
teIiigrnf horse would use 'cm has
spread like frc~h paint on . new
suit ~ clothes. lou1l find moro
pitching courses la barhyaris
than women leaning over the
fences. which l. going u bit"
-if it's such bum sport. why does
everyone like 20 play itT'' l insisted
why do p~opie vote for morons
and dumb Dudleys. put sugar on let.
tuce and think Harold Dell Wright
can DO his aurnameT" Erowlcd Me.
Guf. shaking out his pipe. '-rhe
only place a horneshoe belongs when
not on a hors. "a In chewing tobacco
or necktie pln--or maybe hanging
up over door where you can gucss
about t."
so I guess you won't find Mr.. Nc,
Ouff throwing ringers or leaners out
At Lincoln park In The very near fu.
tnre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

LIBERTY

Scenes IN Tho Last Payment,
now at the Liberty thcater. take In
wide range Of territory. The cur.
tain rises on a South American cat
tie ranch and II rung down on n
brilliant scene In the heart OF Paris.
The plot calls for intricate acting
and tho cast II exceptionally well
chosen. Miss pola Negri. ms the
wife OF wealthy cattlcman. and
later as Partisan favorito. Ia both
beautiful and clever In her interpfe-
tation OF tho role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
nI.rrE Noise

ono Of the striking scenes from
Monte cristo." which william fos
produced for tho screen. 10 IN. ons
In which pantes. the young sailor
Is thrown over tho edge OF cha
tcau wall into the sea. In this
scene he Is tied IN a bag and makes
HIS escape under tho sea: the scene
being photographed by five camsrus
under water. ''Aonte cristo- Is now
at the Blue Mouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
CRIFFITHS ON
NEWBERRYISM
Judge Says Vote Debauch-
cry Must End
Editor Tho star.

Editor Tho star:
Newberryifm IL a new word for
ballot debauchery--a bought election.
| was among the first 20 condemn
Senator Poindexter for his Newberry
vote. In my speeches have pointed
out how his financial setting made IL
easy for him TO act as he did. In
1920 he headed the senate committee
TO raise and handle the t200, 900 cam.
palgn hlush fund 10 help elect repub.
lean senator's In "A few doubtful
statos. Yet he knew the federal law
forbade more than $4,000 20 be used
from all sources In tho election Of
any senator. This was his sworn
testimony. reluctantly given before
the senate investigating committee.
Again IN 1920. while running back.
wards for the PRESIDENTS office. he
took over 1900 campaign gifts
from the nhipbuilders and banking
interests. This In the sworn testi-
mony OF his secretary before the
Same committee. The senator was
on the naval committee. lie expect.
ed. II ~ claimed. 10 be president. He
knew OF the pending claims against
the government OF the ahipbuilders
His skids were well CREASED 20 20
10 Newberry.
Nowberryiam II not "A republican
or partisan question. II is nonparii-
san and national ~ destroys NIL
FREQ government IL wealth controls.
all men without II must quit. Brains
and character are without hope.
Newberry methods are illustrated
In the pending campaign. One OF his
letters shows how he WAS swamping
with Wholesale publicity one OF his
competitors. Governor Osborn. An
other sinister letter from him shows
no wanted "A candidate brought out
especially 10 divide the votes from
another candidate against himself.
This was before Ford came out
repeat. the people must repudi.
alto Nrwberryism. He must be ex.
PEELED from the senate for cause and
as an example. sharp and decisive.
10 arrogant wealth.
viii Join in doing no for the
honor Of Washington and IN. safety
Of the republic.
AUSTIN r.. oRIFFITHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Beeman Claims His
Opponent Wasteful

Thomas Il. Bccman, county engi.
necr. candidate for reelection. speak.
ing at Columbia City library wednes.
day night. said:
Il see my opponent now declares
that owing 10 stabilized conditions he
viii surpass any showing OF economy
no was able TO accomplish during his
former term.
mo item used IN road construc.
ton came from his budget. nor was
he affected by any raise in prices.
30 per cent OF his budget being
wages Yet he succeeded in wasting
$4,000. which he carefully avoids
mentioning In his speeches and nd.
vcrtiscmcnts."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial Of n Method That Any
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
By James w. Egan

They'll soon have 10 be bring
Ing back the celebrated spread
Ing chestnut tree. I guess" NUT
tered squawk McGuff, lighting
up a brush burner strong enough
10 draw a Jail sentence IN Zion
City. And iei her do plenty Of
spreading. at that"
How Gomez" I asked. wondering
what made the old pirate feel hort.
cultural.
where ciso would a village srnithy
s,nndf" he pufted
II follow you like a snail chasing
a butterfly murmured. shaking a
bewildered head. Village sfnithieFf
where do you get that stuff7~
well. ns read the pcnciling on
tho blackboard. there has come a
Erra, and growing demand for
smi,hies and mighty men with strong
and slnewy dukes our newest
popular outdoor sport " designed %
keep the bellows chauffcurH busy
turning out horaeshoes by the don.
ems. gross and millions"
''oh. 30 you've been following M
the new fadf~ I Quisxed.
-Fsdf Disease. you meant
I've been MIXED up IN sport since
boxers fought with bare knuekis~
for pig knuckicS and baseball
eafehrrs were far enough from
the plate 60 look like outficIdrrs.
and when the childish smuse-
ment Of hcaving n stations slip
pers af peg In the ground
keeps grownup men away from
their meals I feel like quaffing
arsenic"
Everybody IL doing H." told
him. 'Ili bet In Seattle"
'Rnrnynrd bsskstbaiir' bitterly ex.
pressed McGuff. 'Blahr'
rive been informed u isn't bad en-
ercine.- said. Z
"Exerciser' snorted squawk.
"swee, unclc' Think OF the tremsn.
fous effort and expenditure OF ener.
Ky necessary 10 huri hroncn'a old
busiin some 20 feet. II that's an ex.
ercisc. Jack Dempsey deserves a sol
dIer'n bouuai
why. remember when they used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
John A. Shaffer's
Pupils to Perform

Pupils % John Albert shaffer will
b presented Friday evening in a
complimentary violin recital at shat.
fer's studio. 1oT The MckcIvsy. They
win be accompanied by Miss Irene
Baitrusch and assisted by pupils Of
both Miss Baitrusch and Robert
Lowell Wilson. vocalist