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Carmela Ponselle, Monday.

Carmela Ponselle. noted singer and
sister of Rosa Ponselle. Metropolitan
Opera star. will give the following
numbers on her program at the Be-
lasco Theater next Monday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. "Lieti Signor, Salute!
,Meyerbeer): "Chi Nuol la Zingarella''
GPaisiello): "Radamisto. Aria di Po-
l!ssena" CHandeD; The Mermaid $
Song" (Hayden), "The Soldiers Bride"
tRachmaninoff), Lullaby" tSilberta(, },
The Crying of Water Campbell
Tiptonl. wild Geese tSllberta), ),
and 80, Don Fatale," from Don
Carlos" (NcrdD.
Miss PonsclIc will he assisted by
Stuart Ross, the well known pianist.
Mr.. Ross. in addition to playing Miss
I'unselle's Accomplishments, Will play
''PolonaiSc Militaire" tchopin), "Prel-
ndc. + Minor" tMendelssohn). Waltz,
y Major (Brahms). and "Etude de
Concert" tMacDowetD.
The concert is under the manage
ment of Mrs. Perry Miller. Tickets
:.rc on sale at the Homer l.. Kilt Com
pany, 1880 q street northwest.
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Chevy Chase.

sunday and Monday-Pola Negri. in
Bella Donna: Eddie Barry. in Fam
liy troubles; AeSoD's Fables and In
ternational News. Tuesday and We'd
nes-Charles Chaplin. in The Pill
grim: Katherine Mcdonald in The
woman Conquers." and International
News. special matinee Tuesday at 2
D IN. Thursday-Florence Nidor. in
Dust to Dawn: George O'Hara. in
Fighting Blood" round four. and
Buster Keaton. in Hard Luck" Fri
day-Douglas MacLean. in Bell Bow
No. Is; Stan Laurel. in White
wings. and Oregon Trail" No. y.
Saturday-Walter HERS. in Mr.,
Billings Spends His Dime: Baby
Peggy, in The Kid Reporter: Urba n
Movie Chats and Pearl White. in
"Plunder." No. 8.
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RIALT0-"The Abysmal Brute. "

Hobart Henley, it is said. has fol-
lowed the printed version of Jack
London's THE AbysmaI Brute" i'm
his screen version, which will be
shown during Shrine week at Moorc's
Rialto Theater. beginning Sunday
Heginald Denny is it's star.
Ihe story concerns Il young priz,
Ishter who finally succumbS to the
heart punches of Cupid and becomes
engaged to one of society's richest
leaders without divulging to her his
hfc's vocation" and the sensational
thinSs that happen in consequence.
Mabel Julienne Scott pIays rho
feminine lead. supported by David
Torrencc. Hayden Stevenson. Charles
Is. French and Craufurd Kent,
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HITS STATE COLLEGES.

BUFFALO, n. Y, May 30.-Statc
universities were arraigned by the
Rev. F. NJ Spencer. former president
of Sterling College, Kansas, at ses-
sion Of the General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church.
Our boys and girls who go to
them are lost to the church" he
said.
The colleges are called progress
sive, but am not sure the word is
correct. They progress like the
crawfsh. Modernism is not taught
in our UNCONVENTIONAL colleges. but
1t is taught in the state universities"
The divorce question with respect
to remarriage of the innocent party
and the question of singing hymns
In addition to the psalms were dis
cussed. The hymn question will be
voted on by the presbyteries and
settled at the next general assembly,
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CRANDALLS-Pola Negri in
Bella Donna"

Pola Negri. In Bella Donna" will
be the attraction at Crandall's Thea
ter the first three days of next week.
beginning Sunday afternoon. In the
cast are Conway Tearle, Conrad
Nagel. Adolphe Menjou and Lois Will
son. The story is a lurid one of a
super-vampire bent on slowly sap
ping the life blood of those who love
her most. Pola Negri first burst into
interna tional fame in Passion" The
Aesop Fable. "Pharaoh's Tomb" also
VIII be shown. Wednesday and Thurs
day. Alma Rubens. in Paramount s
screen version of William Faver-
sham's nlay. The World and His
Wife. with Eddie Barry in his new
comedy. Family Troubles" and Fri
day and Saturday. Alice Brady will be
pictured. in THE Leopardess." a story
of tropic seas and picturesque islands
supported by Montagu Love. Cha rle 8
Kent and Marguerite Forrest: also
the comedy. Under Two Jags." fea-
turing Stan Laurel.
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ARMENIA is EDUCATING
BY CORRESPONDENCE
Course System Introduced by
American Relief Workers Be-
comes Established.

ALENANDROPOL. Armenia. Nav
30.-Correspondence courses similar
to those in the United States have
become an established institution i'm
Armenia. American relief workers
introduce them in connection with
their system of night schools to pro-
vide ucational facilities for
orphaned children over fifteen years
of age.
Al the inauguration OF these cor.
Monticello. Ark. director of the Near
East Relief. said:
1.-The Armenian boys and girls are
eager for education and our courses
of instruction by mail have sue
ceeded far beyond our expectations
The courses embrace a wide variety
of subjects. including normal courses
for children who plan to be teachers"
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COLUMBIA-"The Four Horse
men"

As its special and de luxe contribu-
ton to the entertainment of Shrine
week. Loew's Columbia will present,
for one week only. beginning next
Sunday afternoon. the magniticently
dramatic production. 1.-The. Four
iiorsemen Of the Apocalypse" by Rex
Ingram. after the world famous novel
by V. Blasco Ibanez. in which Rodolph
valentino and Alice Terry have the
roles of chief Importance. Indeed, the
picture first brought Rodolph valen-
tino TO screen prominence.
It's presentation for Shrine week is
IN response to the request of MANY
local Shriners, the mana cement ex-
plains.
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS INsTALLMENTs.

John Waring, gentleman and scholar, has
just won the hotly contested election to the
presidency of CGrinth College. a venerable
Now England seat of learning. Before his
Inauguration, he plans to marry Emily Bates.
a charming and cultured widow. With his
lifes amb. tion achieved and rosy future
assured, there is yet an instant's hesitation
before he answers In the affirmative her
question. Are you entirely happy"
Into this quiet college town comes Miss
Mystery" Through her uncanny ability to
compel others TO do her bidding. she succeeds
in establishing herself at Corinth's most OK
elusive boarding house, kept by Mrs. Adams
and her husband "Old Salt" Further than
giving her name as Anita Austin, the "hys-
terry Girl refuses to divuige any infOrma tion
regarding herself or her business In Corinth.
This piques the curiosity Of the other
boar'iers II In only after Gordon lockwood.
secretary 70 Dr. Warng, offers her card to
a lecture given by tho president-eiect that
she shows decided interest in her surround
ings. Later. the maid Of the boarding house
sees her looking long and ntently at news
paper photograph Of John WarinG.
Continued from Yesterdays Starr
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PRESIDENT-'Abie's Irish Rose.

One of the entertainment high
lights of Shrine week in Washington.
beginning next Sunday night at $40
o'clock. will be the presentation
at the President Theater. by Arthur
Leslie Smith aud Henry Duffy. of
"Abie's lriSh Nose" the sensational
Irish Hebrew comedy success, which
already holds the record for Contin-
uouS popularity III Washington
theater with it's remarkable run Of
twelve consecutive weeks. McSSr&
Smith and Duffy believe that the
thousands of visitors will enjoy the
preSenta tion of a play which will not
reach the smaller cities of the coun-
tly for at least another year and
which has not yet been seen at all
even in the middle west.
Harry Manners has staged the pro-
duction, and the cast includes Miss
Kay Hammond. the beautiful and
charming western star, i'll the title
role; George Barnes. as Able, and
Guy DEnnery, Robert Lowe and
Harry Shutan. Lew Welch, George
; Henry and Miss Henrietta NadeTs IN
other parts of prominence.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Crittenden Marriott's THE Isle of
Lost Ships The principal roles in
this unique tale of the Sargasso sea
are played by Milton Sills, Anna @.
Nilsson and Frank Campeau. The
comedy element will be supplied by
Louise Fazenda. in cold Chills.'
The Isle of Lost Ships" treats of
strange community, composed of
survivors of shipwrecks. who have
set up an old code of ethics. 1t is
one of their laws that any woman
joining the colony through force of
circumstances must choose mate
within twenty-four hours and that
her husband. so chosen. must protect
her with his life If necessary. Three
survivors of wreck drift to the
settlement. young heiress, a New
York detective and his prisoner, a
criminal, and the girl is forced to
make her choice of husband.
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BELASCO-"Captain Applejack.

AS was to he expected. Captain
Apple ack" has upset Washington as
II did New York, 50 that George Mar
shall has arranged to hold it over for
another week, which will begin sun
day evening. 1t is presented by an
unusually fine cast. including Fred
Raymond. jr.. iii the pirate role;
charming Margalo Gilmore, Fania
Marinoff. Anne Sutherland, Frank
Conroy, Wallis Clark, John Dale MUIR
ply and Mildred lie Cue.
1t is the story of the man who re-
verted to type, i'll Il dream, and one
OF the most amusing of the season
Just closed.
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Chesapeake Beach.

Crossing the hot sands" is being
made a. reality, and not a rhetorical
phrase. at Chesapeake Beach, Wash
ington's nearest saltwater resort,
reached by an hours train ride
through southern Maryland to Chesa-
peake bay, which is twenty miles
wide at the beach.
Saltwater bathing. fishing for
hardheads. free dancing to music by
jazz orchestra, boating, picnicking.
and touring the amusement fairyIand
are the attractions. Numerous res
taurants. cafes and lunchrooms are
to be found at the resort, and extra
train service is being provided for
the large Shrine crowds.
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Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swan
son, in "Prodigal Daughters" and
Lyman HI. Howe's Speed Demons;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Theodore
Roberts. in Grumpy" and Aeeop
Fable, "Pharaoh's Tomb; Thursday,
Clara Kimball Young, in THE Woman
Arts Sake; Friday. Lulu McGrath, in
Williamson's Wonders of the Sea-:
George O'Hara, in Fighting Blood"
round FIVE. and Lige Conley. in Kick
Ont -
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York.

sunday and Monday. Norma Tai
madse. in Within the Law" and
Mutt and JEFF cartoon. Nearing tbs
END Tuesday and Wednesday Pola
Nesrl in Bella Donna and Aesop
table' "Pharaoh's Tomb; Thurstlav
BarbeSa La Mari and David Butler
IN Poor Mems Wives" and Earl
Hurd cartoon. The Movie Daredevil':
Friday, Alice Brady. in THE Leopard
esq: ana Jimmie Adams. in "Oh. Sis
Ter saturday. Theodore Roberts. in
grumpy and Paul Parrott in For
Arts Sake"
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Colonial Beach.

The steamer st. Johns will make
the first of its week end sailings to
Colonial Beach this week from eth
street wharf at 2:30 pm. Saturday
and return to the city in time to sail
again Sunday morning at . am.
Colonial Beach offers many attrac-
tions. including saltwater bathing
hshing. grabbing and oating, with a
wide range of amusements. including
dancing in the pavilion directly over
the waters edge.
Popular forty-mile moonlight rides
are given every evening except Sat
urday and Sunday.
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Theodore Rob-
erts. in Grumpy" and comedy. DOG
Sense; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gloria Swanson, in 'Prodigal DauEh-
ters," and Paul Parrott. in For Arts
Sake; Thursday and Friday, Helene
Chadwick and Richard Dix. in Quick
sands" and I.ige Conley, in Hold
Tight; Saturday. Clara Kimball
Young. in THE Woman Of Bronze"
and Our Gang" comedy, The Cob
bier"
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Savoy.

sunday and Monday. Gloria Swan
paul Parrot. in For Arts Sake.
tuesday and Wednesday. Theodore.
Rooerts, in Grumpy" and TIirf
Sowes: in Exit Stranger: THURSDAY
lara hlmoall Young. in The Woman
oI IL br,ohZe. and Eddie Barry. In
Famlly Troubles; Friday. Lulu Me
Grath. in Williamsons Wonders of
the Sea: George OHara. in Fight
ing Blood, round five. and Lige Con
ley, in Kick Out '''
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Princess.

Sunday and Monday, Elmer Cliff
tons Down to the Sea in Ships:
Tuesday. Johnny Hines. in Sure Fire
Flint Wednesday and Thursday.
Gloria Swanson. i'm My American
Wife: Friday. Man OF the Forest:
Saturday. Walter HERS. in Mr.. Bill
inSs Spends His Dime"
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Glen Echo.

Glen Echo Park. the popular amuse-
ment park. will offer next week.
among its many features. the giant
derby racer and its thrills, the coaster
dip, the new "foolproof' device. the
only one Of its kind about Washing
ton: the midway with many funmak-
ers for the children. and the old mill
carrousel and whip.
Dancing is a feature in the spa :
cious ballroom with a jazz orchestra
from $3.50 until 1880, and on week
nights only. Admission to the park
is free.
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Home.

Sunday and Monday. Colleen Moore
IN The Nth Commandment' Tues
day, The Red Trail"; Wednesday
and Thursday, Betty Compson i'm
The White Flower: Friday. Nell
Shipman. in THE Grub Stake: Sat
urday. Hcot Gibson, in Single
Handed"
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Regent

sunday and Monday. Betty Comm
son and Bert Lytell. in ITO Have and
10 Hold: Tuesday. Laurette TAYLOR
'n reg o, My Heart; "Wednesday
;rhre rice brady, iI Missing Millions: :
sr,nursday. II. y. Warner. in The
Snelk Of Arabia; Friday. Above All
Law Lev SATURDAY. Lila Lee and James
hlrkwood. n in "Ebb Tide
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Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Priscilla Dean,
in The Flame of Life; Tuesday.
Ethel Clayton. in Can Woman
Love Twice. Milton SilIs. Hen.
ry b. WalthsH. Tully Marshall
and Irene Rich. in The Marriage
nance ihurSday. Constance Tai
day. Niole; fleming in. when the Desert
Calls, and Larry Semon comedy: Satur-
day. Betty Conpson, in THE White
Flower: Stan Laurel. in white
Wings and THE Jungle Goddess" E"
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Hippodrome.

Blood and sand: Tuesfiav' Wallace
Reid, in ''Clarence": "Wednesday,
Frank Mayo. in Flaming Hour:
Thursday, Mabel Ballin. in Married
People: Friday. Wallace Reid. in
Ihifty Days: Saturday. Ethel Clay
ton, in Can a Woman Love Twice..
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New Truxton.

Sunday and Monday. Priscilla
Dean. in The Flame of Life: Tues
day. Jack HGXie. In THE Marshall
or MoneyInint: Wednesday. Charles
Jones. in Rough Shod"; Thursday.
Florence Dixon, in The Supreme
Passion: Friday. Corinne Griffith, in
divorce Coupons; Saturday. Frank
Mayo. in The First Degree"
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SETS PACIFIC RECORD.
q. S. s. President Grant Crosses i
Nine Days and One Hour.

SEATTLE. Wash, May 30.-The
President Grant of the Admiral ORR
entail line. a shipping Board vessel,
Pacific for American vessels. She ar
rived at William Head, Victoria.
B. c., yesterday: nine days, one hour
and forty-fiye minutes from Yoko-
hama,
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Raphael.

Sunday. Barbara La Mari, in
Poor Mems Wives; Monday. Ma
Zimova. In A Dolls House: Tues
gay. Waiter HERS. in Mr. Billings
BAY, in The Girl Loved: Friday
Betty Compson. in The White Flow
. er Saturday. Hoot Gibson. in
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Elite.

Sunday and Monday. Richard Dix
and Mae Bush, In THE Christian; ;
Tuesday. Lewis Stone. in ''The Worlds
Applause; Wednesday. J. b, Warner.
in 'Crimson Cold; Thursday. Shirley
Mason, in. Shirley Of the Circus;
Friday, Ethel Clayton. in Can a
Woman Love Twice?": Saturday,
Hunting Big Game in Africa"
Evening star., 1923-05-30
WANTED-AGENTS.
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

ALTO AND TENOR for church choir: fair
pay. Franklin g641. BE
PHoTOGRAPHER experienced developer and
printer: male female: months summer
tncampment. Apply To pm. l2o0 3lst
Al NV.
PIANIST aId 0Iganist. Apply The New
Theatar. ~, Sth 81. Sc.
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Dumbarton.

Sunday. Betty Compson, in The
White Flower: Monday, Kingdom
within; Tuesday. Katherine Mac
Donald, in Refuge; Wednesday.
Milton Stills, In what wife
Learned; Thursday and Friday, "The
Nth Commandmsnt"; Saturday. John
Gilbert in The Love Gambler.
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Favorite.

Sunday and Monday. Jackie
Coogan. in Daddy; Tuesday, Anita
Stewart, in Rose o the Sea-: We'd
nesday. Kenneth Harlan and Edith
Roberts, in ''Thorns and Orange Bios
sons; Thursday. Constance Tai
madge, in The Primitive Lover;
Friday, Gladys Walton. in "The Town
Scandal" and SATURDAY.. Johnny
walker, in The Fourth Musketeer."
Evening star., 1923-05-30

= iENuGEAPHER-SE -SECRETARY "a author aud
~rIier' must be efficient, progressive. with
background knowledge American political and
economic conditions, command good vocal abulary
WIN WIN some research capacity. Phone Main 5ssi
Tor appointment. 80
Evening star., 1923-05-30

SOLICITORS. experienced; no ceiling: easy
Southern bldg. pm u
Evening star., 1923-05-30

HRICkLAYERS. n"munion. Apply 3sth and
Macninb ST. NV 3Is
BUNDLE WRAPPER. neat cO!orrd hoy about
10 Apply dupont Laundry. 2I35 sherman
Evening star., 1923-05-30

BRICKIAYERS wanted. 9TH
and Ingraham sts. NV. d. J.
Dunigan.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

FlNlSIIER for fur workroom,
experienced. Apply Supt :, 4th
floor. s. kann Sons Co.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

VHpHDIe IlfP InsUFHhVP
more being rated as professional men. They
receive confidential information from their
clients and build incomes to protect the In
and orphan. corpora tions and partnerships
Big insurers will only deal with men who are
we'll trained The Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company. founded in 1S46, has a
most thorough course of instruction on the
science Of life insurance to enable its field
force to render professional public service. A
class is now being formed for men of charac-
ter who wish TO render real service TO man
keeping with their ability. There Is no
charge for this instruction. Apply to u. d.
Sampson, general agent Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company, 1925 Woodward bldg,
WASHINGTON. ID. @.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

hoIn.---nn,ltc-- e"ysi-.N
TRAVELLING COMPANION, either here nr
abroad; cultured and refined: years of export
ence in handling the sick under maicra
medica and Christian Science; character above
reprosch. Address BOX 235.A. Star office.
WIDOW. middle aged. stranger In city daush-
ter of Mason. incumbrauce. seeking i'm
mediate employment: best of references: can
qualify hostess. supt.. matron holSc
Keeper in institution: can handle hctp intclIi.
gently. Address Box 309-a, Star office
YOUNG LADY. refined. will give light serv-
ices in exchange for room aud honrd in prl.
vate suburban home. Address Box 2Oi.A, Star
office.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
HELP--MALE.
Continued.

Statesmen at once for shoe
department. Must be expert
enced. Good salary and perma-
nent positions. Apply supt., 4th
floor, s. kann Sons Co.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

CLOTHING SALESMAN.
PARKER-BRIDGET COMPANY REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF A THOROUGHLY EN-
PERIENCED HIGH GRADE CLOTHING
SALESMAN; POSITION is PERMANENT
AND OFFERS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
APPLY MR. LESSNER. PARKER BRIDGET
CO.. THE AVENUE AT NINTH.
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photoplays.
NETROPOLITAN-"The Isle of
Lost Ships."

At Crsndalls Metropolitan Theater
Me attraction next week will be
Maurice Toruneur's film version OF
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SHOE SALESMAN.

Thoroughly experienced; permanent position;
good salary. Apply at onee, care nirsh Shoe
Store. l026-lU2s 7th St nm.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
HELP--FEMALE.
Continued.

AsILEsWoMAN, thoroughly experienced in
,i,sinery ~ dept. Apply first floor. Leverton's
Evening star., 1923-05-30
INsTRuCTIoN COURSES

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. cali Lincoln 50. We do the rest.
EEATTY CULTURE. 4 LIMITED NrMRER
sdn1 'nteg b snseia , arrangement ng acs
specialist. Est. 1863. 1l4o Conn. ave.
CIVIL SERVICE examination for tahuiator
snd computnr June q: salary. $40 to 5000.
SStenoGraphcr and typ@writinE examination.
june l.. Stenogra phy secretary examination,
July 10. Tuition. 81. Special instruction day
and night. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. So. cor. 18th and + NV. fr. 2oso.
EARN S1lo 10 500 monthly. expenses paid.
iced after 8 am month spare time time study or
MONEY r"tmndfa I'm. IL
Training Inst. Buffalo. y. y.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and
women; nation wide demand in all depart.
apartment houses: unrrowded field; fine living.
quick advancement: our methods indorsed-
our students employed by leading hotels, every
Lewis Hotel Training School 1910 y. y. ave
LADIES. NEW CLASS IN TELEPHONE
switchboard operating forming inne 4: short,
lessons il desired oxford Bldg. cor 18th
between \. Y. ave. and Fl.
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate
business: receive pay while learning: need not
interfere with present employment; some max
ing S10O week Free class lectures every
Gil Bond bldg.
MEN ~ EARN $40 10 SlUO a week making
mechanical drawings. We qualify you in your
spare time also n"lp you secure position Per
sonai attention. Write. phone or call for free
catalogue. Columbia School of Drafting. t4th
and SITS. NV. North 272.
STAFF MEMBER OF AN INTERNATIONAL
Crganizatio ion will interview limited number
Of educated men and women vino desire to
learn export business and who will qualify in
spare time for high-salaried position as export
managers: onenings now; give age. experience
and telephone number Address Box 212-A
Star Office.
CIVIL SERVICE BULLETIN 30. FOR THOSE
who desire ia prepare for government posi-
tinus: business management bulletin 36B for
men and women desiring To prepare business
positions. advertising selling: ready ::
ask for bulletin SO 36B.
Intcrmai innaI Cmrresnnmdcnce Schools.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
sTTUATrONs-DOMEsTIc.

GHAMRERMATD or helping in kitchen; stav
at nights colored girl from country. Call
1913 4th st. NV.
CHAMBERMAID. waitress or days work.
colored. 1s4s Sd st. NV.
CHAMBERMAID-B colored girl; city refer
euces +14 n. J. ave. NV.
COI.0RED GIRL wishes dav's work about
days week. 773 Kenyon -, NV. Cal after
) o'clock pm.
COL0RED GIRL. neat. WISHES place IT,J,s,
child two or three years old. Phone C"I.
$50 w.
COOKING colurcd woman Wants job .p33
9th al. NV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-28
heir station in Boston, after inspect

their station in Boston, after inspect
ing the Branch and its accounts.
Charles Bailey Cooke, and sisters.
Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Gilbert. of
Portland were callers here Thursday
visiting Major and Mrs. Keith Ryan.
Patrick d. Fricl has been granted
a furlough to visit friends in Vas
Salboro.
John F. McDermott, of Marlboro,
! late Co. X, 104, L $. Inf, mas re-
ported for admission.
James NJ. Hanlon, OF Northamp-
ton, late Co. /, ., Mass. Inf, has been
admitted to the Home.
John Flanagan; late Co. L, 3, Z.
s. Cav, has been transferred here
from Danville Branch.
George H. Brooks of Westfeld, late
L. s. Navy, has been re-admitted to
tho Home.
Willis H. Ellie, has reported for
duty after passing furlough with
relatives in East Greenwich, r. !.
Rev. Fr. ]. X. MCGOWAN wishes it
known that there will be a late car
to the Home Monday evening after
the play in the Opera House.
James Coggins returned Thursday
from Boston, where he has been
visiting his daughter.
The returns from passes Thursday
were Patrick J. Carron from Lewis
ton: John T. Salvador from Halo
we'll, and James II. Flagg rrom Bos-
ton.
The moving picture program for
Friday evening will be, Thomas
Meighan in THE Ne'er Do Well
with Pathe News and comedy IAN
Old Sea Dog" featuring Snub Pol
lard