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Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07
CO TO THE RESCUE
Don't Wait till It's Too Latc--Fol-
low the Example of an ELS
worth Citizen.

low the Example of an ELS
worth Citizen.
Rescue the aching back.
If it keeps on aching, trouble may
come
often it indicates kidney weakness.
If you neglect the kidneys warn
ing,
Look out for urinary disorders.
This Ellsworth citizen will show
you how 10 80 to the rescue.
John w. Campbell, lumberman, 10
Liberty St, Ellsworth, says: Il am
a lumberman and have a lot of hard
ships in the woods. This brings on
attacks of backache. My kidneys
were irregular in action. l was ad-
vised to use Doan's Kidney Pills and
I did so. The trouble disappeared
and haven't been bothered for quite
a long time" Statement given De-
cember 5, 1850
On October 5, 1920, Mr.. Camp
bell said: Since Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me l have never had a
sign of my old complaint"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Campbell had Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. n. y.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07
Vital Facts For You.

The United States used 100000
tons more of newsprint during 1922
than it produced, importing the
balance, mainly from Canada.
1t takes two generations to grow a
good white pine log, and three gen
erations to grow a spruce.
The condition of the worlds soft
wood resources will make each great
nation dependent Of its own.
The United States consumes 26,-
0OO,000,000 cubic feet of wood an
nually and grows 6,000,0O0,00O
cubic feet.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07
E9Nllt.

Horace Pettengill and family OF
Bar Harbor are spending a short va
cation here.
Charles Perry of Sorrento mas
been here several days, doing paper
hanging for his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
StrattOn. -,
Mrs. Helen Jordan has been i'll
the past week.
Miss Vivian Clarke, who has been
visiting her parents several weeks
has returned to her work.
George Linscott went to Bucksport
Sunday. accompanied by his mother
Mrs. Lorenzo Linscott, who was
called there by the illness OF her
brother, John Lord.
Nov 5. H.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07
Birch HarbOr.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cowperthwaite is
at home, after several weeks in
Winter Harbor with her daughters.
C. A. Lawrence of West Goulds-
boro is visiting his stepdaughter,
Mrs. Alton Bunker.
Capt. w. E. Grover, who has been
visiting old home friends here, has
returned to Boston.
Hillside cemetery has been en-
larged and the new fence set up
Much credit is due the women who
were so untiring in their efforts for
the accomplishment of the work. The
fence is an ornament to the place.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07
IInnrnclA Point.

Mrs. Abby Tracy OF SULLIVAN VS.
tied Miss Eleanor Ball last week
]. G. Martin has purchased new
car. ,,
c. A. Penney and Levi Reed and
wife visited in Sedgwick recently;
r. II. Young OF Wilton visited ms
mother last week.
Henry Drew and wife, of LINCOLN
were recent guests at II. NJ. HodS-
kins'
A. l.. Keef is building a bungalow
for DR.. Cheney of Boston
Nov 5. W. ~
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

William D. Reed aged seventy
left the home of his son Harold IN
Bangor Tuesday of last week, took
the train for North Bucksport, ms
former home, walked down the track
to the cemetery, where he visited the
graves of his parents, then went to
the river. His hat and handbag
were found on the river bank Wed
nesday afternoon. The body was re
covered from the river Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. Reed was suffering from d
cancer on his neck, and became
respondent,
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

Miss Phyllis Clarke is in Howland,
with Mrs. Elizabeth Mckay.
Joseph Jellison and wife spent the
weekend with his brother, w. w,
Jellison.
Miss Beulah True has closed her
home and gone to Waltham, Mass.
where she has employment.
Frank l.. Colby and wife spent two
days last week with Mrs. Colby's Sis
ter, Mrs. Bertha Trundy, in West
Surry.
Nov. 5. G.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

pound too highly for
the good it has done
me. | was so much
troubled with female
weakness | coul d
hardly do any work.
l sawyour advertise
ment in the paper,
and read it to my
husband. He said,
You had better try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e G e t a Bile Com
pound'. so | bought
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

Frank G. Averill of Old Town mas
been appointed agricultural editor at
the L. of Nj. college of agriculture, to
succeed A. l.. 7. Cummings, resumed.
Mr.. Averill was graduated from u. OF
Nj. last year, and has had practlcal
newspaper experience on the Port
land Press Herald and the Bangor
Commercial.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07
Uedllanl.

\ NJ. II. Gilmore, president of bank
in San Diego, Cal, who visited MS
old home here this summer, drove
back to California in a car which he
purchased while in the East Some
drive for man seventy-siX years OF
age Mr.. Gilmore is a brother OF +.
p. Gilmore of Bucksport.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble, use Doan
Ointment. A little of it goes a long
way and it is safe for children. 6Oc
box at all stores.-Advt.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

IT'S success depends largely on the sup
"ort given 1t In t,lls respfIetii t1-n- IN
,,p az Jlritor vim not be printed ex-
aept nv permission. communications
"til TO- subject 70 %pPloEal or ,,t rHieT,,"e ,n,o
'.fr r''ig ',.'tiot raiortcd wiibogt good reason
Address all communications to The
American Ellsworth Me.
THE. SONG or Iiih CANil.
,.... ..-...-...-.,, .l, .,i5t.,n. ,.iod tho
ave us ' 7'I'7' 'ii' 'N'''' i','' '''0
When the heated guns Of the camps
allied grew weary of bombarding.
Tho darl, Ecdan i'm silent scoff lay
Grin and breathing under,
And the ta1eny mound of the Malerkoff
no longer belchcd its thunder.
They lay along the battrY side, below
Brave hearts, from Severn and from the
clyde, and from the banks of
Shannon.
They sang of love and not of fame;
forgot was BRITAIN s glory;
Each heart recalled different name,
but all sang Annie Laurie.
And once again, a fire of he'll rained on
the Russian quarters,
With scream Of shot, and burst of shell,
and believing of mortars.
And Irish Nora's eyes are dim, for
singer dumb and CORY;
And English Mary mourns for him,
who sang of Annie Laurie"
Sleep. soldiers still in honored rest
your truth and valor wearing;
The bravest are the tenderest, the low
ing are the daring
Daar Nutuals.
Thera is somatbinp about this
noem of Ravard Taylor which made
II enem to mo annronriate TO the
thouohts of Armistice day Different
scenes and different battles brought
if forth hut the sentiments of love
and var arc much the same
Dear Aunt AIadpe;
am clad Won have had vacation.
and think Won showed a most gen
orous suirit in writing the column
about if when the nieces have been
so silent since the reunion. The only
event since that happy day which |
think would come under Helpful and
Hopefur' is my day for entertaining
company or being entertained by it,
according. to your point of view.
postal came on Tuesday from
cousin Georgia, from her summer
home i'm Jaffrev n H.. saving: IF
YOU watch out. YOU may see me on
Wednesday or Thursday. hope to
bring Aunt cad and Elizabeth with me
from Bucksport." Nothing very definite
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07
COULD HARDLY
Do ANY WORK
Since Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound This
Woman Feels So Well


Keeseville, n. Y.-"I cannot praise
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

Dear Aunt Madge and Mutuals;
Il sympathize with the new member
who is sick of apple pies, apple sauce
and baked apples, but fan apples must
be used somehow. -" used to make
pie by chopping about two cups of
apples, cored but unpeeled, and a
handful Of raisins which she sweetened
and spiced like a mince pie; in fact,
she called 1t a mock mince pie. She
cooked this while preparine4the crust,
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

The new member know will be
much pleased with the following
recipes for the use of apples. No
doubt others will find them excel
lent, as thus the fruit can be used in
so many ways. Thanks to ID" and
Nell. "
Crab apples and tomatoes await
my attention. How do so many man
age to find time to put up" such
large quantities of canned products!
1t is fine to have them, though, they
help out so much in the long season
when one has to depend, like the
bees and the squirrels, on what has
been stored in the harvest time.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

These are more bright memories
to gather up for the time when
Winter Comes" | know what II. H.
stands Hopeful; Helpful"
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

Dear Mutuals:
There is something about this
poem of Bayard Taylor which made
it seem to me appropriate to the
thoughts of Armistice day Different
scenes and different battles brought
it forth, but the sentiments of love
and war are much the same.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
COMMITTEE OF FOUR
TO RUN PIGGLY WIGGLY
Change in Administration Expect
ed to Give Confidence to
Bankers.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 10.-Affairs
of Piggly Wiggly Stores. Inc, here
after will be administered under the
supervision of a committee of four in
conjunction with Clarence Saunders.
head of the corporation. under a de-
cision reached by the board of di-
rectors.
Lynn II. Dinkins. New Orleans: r.
A. Shillinglaw, Nashville, and R. A.
Wilson. bankers, and Walter L.
Smith. Memphis, railroad contractor
were named as the committee. Mr.
Smith stated tonight that the other
members would come to Memphis
next week to perfect it's organization.
The action, taken during a stock
selling campaign. conducted under
the direction of committee of Mem
phis business men, followed a public
such action. if deemed advisable,
announcement by Mr.. Saunders that
would be agreeable to him as a means
Of giving confidence Ito the banking
interests who oppose what it terms
my style of one-man management"
Meanwhile the drive to obtain sub
scribers for J0.0H0 shares of stocks
Of the corporation Will Le coutinueu.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
BY LAURA JEAN LIBBEY

The story So far:
Jay Marmaduk" Smith. engaged 10 tla!rena
Vail. is thrown 10y robbers int" an airpla:e
That takes him across the ocean and leaves
him. sensele>s. on the Arabian coast at hatar.
where Bannock. II gem expert, and his grand
daughter. iii Bett. live. Lfany's of New
York had sent their Staples TO find Ban
mock TO engravc n priceless ruby with the
word ''Mispah." Smith had intended the
rlby az a gift for Clairena. jill Rett discovers
the senseless Jay Smith. who. under her care
at the hospital reGains consciousness. His
memory is gone. Her care OF Jay, or Jack as
he is now called, causes great Jealousy on the
part of an Arab official, Ben-AN. who wants
TO marry her. A follower OF lIen-An is killed
lay falling on Jil-Bett's dagger i'll struggle
with her. Ben-Ali, Who the struggle.
tells Jl-Bett he will swear she did it unless
She marries him Immediately on his return
from a trip away. Jil-Rett fails in love with
Jay and Is heartbroken when he tells her lie
is leaving 10y steamer for America Bannock
works far into the night To finish his work OH
the ruby. Brn-ti watches him stealthily
through window and while the old man =
hack Is turned the ruby and bag OF gold,
given III part payment, disappears. When
Hammock discovers his loss lac thinks Jack -
the thief, as he hnS seen linn pass hy the
door. lie threatens 10 put jack in prison J.l-
Rett goes to warn Jack. Jack refuses TO fec
Her grandfather starts in search Of hey. Rem
Nj meets him and suggests that Jack and
iil-Bett have been seen too much together
tEat people are talking.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
ABE AEEAHAMS, l38 "th nv. pays cash
for diamonds Golt. silver. platinum. all kinds
Of jewery. Telephone Main 13o4
ANTIQUES, all tinds: otst prices paid. A.
y. Arnold. 1873 y st. AIain sl13.
ROOKs-We buy school and college text books
and fiction. Send or list books. pearlmans
Book Shop. 933 q ST NV. Fr AIS
CLOTHING Army and Navy clothing and
boots: highest prices paid. Call Franklin 1870:
CLOrHES-wih pay highest pr:ces for ladies'
AMI mems ;yorn clothes. Write or phone d.
Stein. 1905 Itk st. NV; phone North 4oe:
CLoTHING Highest prices pal. paid fe- men. msP,s
mah y. S315. 1144 9TH St NV.
CLOTHING-Will call in my unietrered auto
mobile. city or suburbs. and pay you highest
prices for lades'. Sentlerens. children's dis
postal or phone will call. W. Rice, 1882
7th st. NV. North 1155.
DIAMONDS. gold and silver purchased: good
prices paid. A. Kahn Inc. 49, + st. NV.
DIAMONDS old gold, silver bought for cash.
Louis AhralIams. So G ST NV.
FEATHER BEDS and furniture. Bes1 prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. 5o1 Eye NV.
Phone Main 58}6.
FORD TOURING BODY: good condition;
cheap. 3115 Warder ST. NV. los
FURNITERE-W nuy household furniture
and office fixtures Money advanced on stor,
age. Sachs Furniture Co., corner sth and
FCRNITU RE-If you have any furniture or
other goods to sell: and you want to OBTAIN
best results. send .or Louis Notes, Sl4 81.
NV. Phone Franklin 2015.
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted Immediately.
rs q whole odd pieces. Lincoln a6St ~
f7T:EVTTTRE and bnus"ho.G goods wanted:
-, Mi,i fc"i satisfied with prices paw :
Meisenberg 1iU5 y j. ave. NV Horth oeod-'.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN-Jun!or selling office equipment
with leading international orEaniza ton:
straight salary: Advancement according to
merit Address Rox 2S1-P. Star ONCE. 10s
wanted, must have knowledge OF
machine shop practice: liberal drawing
count against commission: give full details III
first letter. Address Box us. Star ONCE.
SAIESMEN--We want man who will he
willing TO start at about $50 week because
of special chances OF advancement in two
weeks; largest business OF its kind in the
world advertised regularly in Saturday Even
ming Post and womens magazines. Apply
between $3.50 and l. m. Friday. Mr.. Cor
coran. 1913 II St NV. room 81.
SA SALEsMAS-Unusually good opportunity for
a frst-class salesman: automobile experience
necessary. Jordon Motors Co.. 1920 Connscti-
cut ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
SITUATIONS-MALE.

AUDITOR. Junior accountant now employed
vancemcut "bjectiv". Addrcs, Box l40-S. Star
office. IL
AUTOMOBILE Ma HAHIC. Formerly ch;"f
aviation mechanic: ~ y"ars' experience aut"
mechanic aud ignition "Npsrt ref. Living
fr la11f. 1o%
CARrENTER WORN jVh ar contract A ..
Spic"r. In2 - St n.w. l5'
CARPENTER wants joh work. ';5f Ackcr
CHAUFFEUR ,whi,cr. private or track; To'
afraid Of hard WORK; good repairman: will
30 any kind OF work. Address Box 46-S. star
Office. lo'
CHATFFEUR-MECIIA private o. CONNER.
cial ear; married: references. Phgn" Smith
North Ail4 W. IL
CHArffErR- lougs msn. waite. with live
y"aF~' experience desires position. private or
Otherwise. from = To- 4" pm. ,lalIy. Col.
@1ni W. after : pm.
GHAfFfEIR. rfu"k "r private. married man
Address sl4 ird i. -. ". {. Jenkins.
'IArFFErR. white. experienced, private"
c"nmerctal wishes immediate work. frank
lin 5:,4s T..
CHATfFEIR white experienced, wishes pr
vat" or commercial: immediate work. John W
Roger. 1881 X Il. NV. 1"'
COON. experienced ia Motel and cafet.ria
'TantS plac" as ""nn'"rrnan Or cook. with
straight hours. y. W"vd, 2l"3 l7;!I Il. NV.
10.
COOK OR BTLER EnsIis!mnn wants posi-
ton. Town or "nu;iify now at liberty! Nd
dress RoN 23S. star "fi"a.
EVENING W0Rk % caf.. ,.fgar store ~ lrG,
etor" Mr.. Riley. !" { u. E.w. los
FARM MANAGERIAL No /. who knows sto,k.
horsrS. tractors and al farm work. wants a
farm :" york. manage "r nny situation wnerr
II H. Tarker Is Eemn,,, ,. u" strI ppT' n J W i'i "a.
ohcc, sl1 18th stree: r.w.
JNNIroR, l. co'orcG man: ny rcI,.tono..
-lI1 T. 1t IN.
MAN. married. age 81, ten wears cHia.rri.rr
in aaromul,.l, and allied ministries: c:ln ran.
d." 81 of I-o"ks. rhon" N"Naudria rs" or
sidres~ ! Il. Andrews. G"S Y Washington
81. Alexandria.
NEAT OTTER a"I grv''c~y 'l"rn. hr>i ca>,
position +" book after repairs "f machinery.
"r. "r carpenter work. h'tir"-> EtN 17I.S.
star uftc", II"
NIGHT Glenn. l,o,"l. long io,a4 ryrorj.nc,:
steady: best references Address Boy "n-S
S;aG "fFr,.. 10
NIGHT 'LEI;k, Dotci apartment: well .dU
"ated Address Box ~ L. star priro. 10
OFFICE MAN Won't YOU ;n,"., 81 Son ,,n~
r"r inside selling; f"ur wears road experience:
"aadi" '"r""sf'Ad"n"". "pcrat' typewriter: cN-
r.ll"mt r"f"r-ne". Ph"us C.l Ss4s l"-
PAINTING Wanted job painting by job or
day. 10y HrSt class painter Joe Martin. GlG
/. - r.w.
rLASI EIl\G and HAi>oriUlag neatly dou': !:
work guaranteed. Wm. Holmes. Ia T-anr;s
=. IL
SALESMAN. : Years experience. wants pos
ton IN mons furnishings or hat dept Nj.
dress R0- ~ =. star office. lu1
SPANISH MAN Will ,Nciaug" Spanish lesson
For English lesson. l"@6 NSIHum 81. lus
Observation-Disclosures desires permanent
position ) years experience. Address Box
InS S'Gr otice. 1"~
Ntl'\G MAN. Inar~:su. settled. would ltnr
I" "h:ain position with adyaar"mcui - .i,ri,
.c trade: can give best - "Ht"rcn.-cs and 10:
afraid If work. Address FuX tu>. Star "r
Fee irs
Evening star., 1923-05-10
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED--AGENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. capable man - 10 50
years. i:l Prince George Island. handle local
trade delivering Rawieigh's Good health prod
ucts direct to home; largest best, fastest sell
ing line; products time. lowest wholesale.
no advance in prices: no experience; practically
no capital needed; teach you to manage
your own permanent. profitable business; larg-
est, strongest company. gives most co-opera
tion. Write age, occupation. references. W.
T. RawIeigh Co.. Dept. 762. Freeport. Ill.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Tie Star requires from
sd1erfiSers in this column
references aud O detailed
statement Of their Proposition.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

GROCERY and meat market for sale, DONG I"
good cash husiness must he sold al once: no
money required. on good security. Address Boz
15-S Star office. TO-
Evening star., 1923-05-10

MAN. married. age b. ten ycar-' cHfr.rlrt..
III automobile and allied industries: can han
t!" 81 of i-I'hS. PiDn" Alexandria $50 or
sridress J. x. Andrews, Cos Y Washington
Evening star., 1923-05-10

GENERAL HOUSEWORE by co.orel girl
stay nights. 1871 81. NV. ianitor quar-
ters. IDs
GENERAL HOUSEWOIiK or mursins. Phone
North 1893 w. li26 y. J. ave. NV. 1"'
HOTEL MAID. neat. experienced colored Gir;
light houscwork or nurse. North ,IG6
1loCSEGIRL ali-rouud; half grown. Call
212o Eve street NV.
HoI'SEKEEPEE- situation hy settled whit"
lady: take nf children: city or
suburbs: would z" out of town. Address BOX
l3G,S. Star office.
LAUNDRY 10 take home. l3@s WaIlach place
NV.
MAID OR Cook-i'lac" IN private family 10
<" away for summer months: cnlurrd woman
with little girl II years. Line. CEN. II"
MAID-WOman. educated and experienced,
wishes place. Address Box IFS. star Office.
MORNING WORK or by day: reliable cnurrd
woman. 214o Ward place NV. IL
MoTHERS HELPER, position by reialhc
c"l"r"d gri. stay nights: and good COOS. hnn"
nights. iI3 X. I. ave. NV.
NURSE. ny a refined gin. 2pI2 1Uth 81.
apt y.
NI'RSE-C -Colored pir: laundress maid a.
cook ref. West 231i- ". 1243 2Sth II. 1n'
PLAIN COOK. good: viii stay nights. North
1873.
WAITRESS or chnmberrnaid. experienced
would like TO go away for summer. 1923
-: Il W.
WORK hy day or hour 10y reliable colnrrd
girl. 1446 G -. Sc. IL
Evening star., 1923-05-10

ilOi' i'SEKEEPEI; Situation Icy settled whit"
lady: take nf children: city or
suburbs: w"nd =" "ut of town. Address BOX
Evening star., 1923-05-10

PNpFRHA<t;I\C;- Reasonable i.l.Ge..S: q"-
lay: good wurkman>lIip. reasonably. Enter
rr.~c Decorator 60, 1919 I4tIt NJ. >orth
Evening star., 1923-05-10

TEA ROOM BUSINESS of large NV. ap
Price of 81 800 should be made during Shrine
convention. Very low rent. Address Box las.
Star office. l"'
FTENITURE REpAIR SHOP: good locat,ss
for right man. 49, 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

i.t " HI;opM. Pa. ave. NV. handling lars"
t.."a:"r ,'r"wd>: average daily business owe
So r"r day: will guarantee $50: rent onl1
Sl0": tnrca-rear lease: terms Address BOX
lG1-S. star Office.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

p NE, IIANIC electrician wants f..rfnal."ai
position +" l""k after repairs "f machinery.
i..-r. "r carpenter work. .ltdr.-> I:N 17I-S
Star uric" I1s
Evening star., 1923-05-10

GEuGEtH. meat and ycgetthle market n
sour thW">r: can ID" bought the righ price =
>a'd at once: i'rstreS~ laying we'll: selling
cnte- blS ness enterprise: weekly receipts
a,rrt Sl.@nu Address Box 1Oo-S star ofiee
Evening star., 1923-05-10
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
Continued.

GENERAL HOTSEwORE by co.ored pirI.
stay nights. 1871 81. NV. ianitor quar-
terS. IDs
I:L'NER IL unI-s "a. III. L: - I,,-,-.-
Evening star., 1923-05-10

MEAT and grocery busiPess in good ne. u
ation: good white trade; this is a splendid
opportunity for onc knowing the business
small competition: xturcs. lease. etc. all for
5000: have good reason for selling. Cali
,vner Lincoln J412
Evening star., 1923-05-10

>Gnb FoI MAIN. cigar and newspaper storr
fo@ >:.i': Receipts $500 w,.ok: 81 .u0o cash. la
an"e monthly. Or viii trade this store for
"Pu:y in huU>". Apply Lewis Really Com
rany. At -. E.w.. suite 3a -305.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES

INSTRUCTION COURSES
AUTO DRIvIN" LESSONS PRIVATELY
xiven Gail Lincoln sesl We will do the
BOYD HORTHAND in 80 days: easy 10 learn
AMI -apid: the worlds best system; experts
use II; investigate; you will use NO other.
Boyd Business College. 1904 r st. Msin 5x 2s7s'
OWL SERVICE examinations for Editorial
Assistant May 23; special instructions: salary
S2-0+0 TO s2.64O: railway postal clerk. May 20.
salary 1890: Tabu ator and CompHter June
G. salary 81 24O to 5000. The Civil Service
Prep School. Sc cor. 18th & NV. Fl. 2te0:
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL DEN
tistrv-SpecIal summer cours~. Reduced rates.
Special classrooms for co!ored students. Jsni-
Ger bldg. 400 1th st. nv. Room 2l8 II,
HOTELS NEED. AMBITIOUS men and
nents. hotels. tea rooms. ca:ete-ias. Clubs.
apartment houses; uncrowded field nne living.
quick advancement; our methods indorsed-
VIII whese. Open evenings. Cali Tor particulars.
Lewis Hotel Tr.ininE School. ls42 y. Z. ave.
MEN TO EARN $45 to s10o a week making
mechanical drawings. We qualify you in your
spare time. also help you secure position Per
sonal attention. Write. phone or call for iree
catalogue. Columbia School of Drafting, 18th
and T SITS. NV. North 212.
MEN AND WOMEN quickiy learn real estate
business: receive pay while learning: need not
ing sioo q Week. Free cisss lectures every
Thursday. 8 pm. William +. Matteson' 90
ARTISTS AND ART STUDENTS ARE OF
fered real opportunity with the Meyer Both
company of 20 years business in Chicago
Thus you may be assured that your training
will be thorough and practical Write our
local mgr. FOR full particulars
{. y. WrEFol;b. Comm: :":.. : -
T., -. 49, BID Va ave.. CiSra,IlnH. Ma. lii
Evening star., 1923-05-10

THREE young men of intelligence. personality
and persistence will be trained for very at
tractive position our selling force: imme-
diate earnings Will be from $50 per week up:
straight salary and commission. See Mr..
Bowen, 9O1 American National Bank bldg.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

FARM MANAGERIAL No. /. VIII" Arows stock
horses. tractors and al taIm work wants Il
farm :" ""Tk. manage "r any situation Wuerr
attention and integrity WIZ u" appr. ok. led
II. y. u. Parker. 1880 Belmont street L. W. or
Office, SlI 18th stree: NV.
JAZIToR, u ceiored man: NY fcfctrnI..
:. Ii L Il L. y.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

ruNl'ECTIoNEEY-N LUNCH. doing good bus
> - t"r sac cheap: bad health. 1906 l4tn
Of NV IL
Evening star., 1923-05-10

and Iaborers: extensive
repair operation Treasury annex, No. y. cor
nrr 18th md Ohio ave. NV. Apply Mr.. Crunk,
Evening star., 1923-05-10
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

The foIiotrfnG business concerns hnre
been rccomplendef 70 The Star end grcrcn-
tee sdtsfncttoa TO star rcod'rs. Arg COM
plGfrt fouTd necessary tn br made TO The
Rtcy ,ciii ,cccfr@ promp, attention. For
1dnission In Pcc0D,mcrd.d Enrrfce C9i-
onps rGI Hqiu 5n1G Branch rs.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

TRUCK DRIVER, coored man. good chance
for right man. Apply 40 ne. Mr.. Christ
mas.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
TOpAY'S INSTALiMENT.
XXIN-WHEN REASON CEASES
TO REIGN

Like the winds ot the sea are the ways OF
fate.
As W" voyage along through life
lis the will of the soul that decides its goal
And not the calm the strife