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New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
FIVE TREATY TERMS


anee Among Nations,
BY The Associated Press
Geneva. Sept. 2i.-Fiye additionsl
articles of the proposed international
treaty OF mutual assistance among
the nations pave been approved b.
the disarmament commission Of the
league OF nations.
A new clause has been Inserted con.
eerning the establishment OF demlli-
tarized zones between neighborins
countries, This idea has been in
spired by the decision OF the Lausanne
peace conference 10 create neutral
demilitarized belts between the neN
European Turkey and her adjacent
states. The new treaty clause stipn-
lated that all neutral zones shall be
arranged by the direction OF the
league council,
Article TX Of the proposed pact
which has been approved provides
that the signatory powers shall co.
operate In such general plan for the
reduction OF armaments as the coun-
ell may propose In harmony with the
coNshhht CLAUSE concerning limiting
OF ornaments.
Article xI Is OF great interest be-
cause II stipulates that no signatory
state shall be Obliged In principle 10
furnish military help to a country OF
another continent.
Another clause permits non-mem-
bers OF the league 20 adhere 10 the
treaty upon consent being given by
two-thirds OF the countries which have
already signed.
Switzerland carried a voice OF con-
into the assembly OF the
league OF nations today when ex-
President Motta congratulated both
the council of the league md the
conference OF ambassadors on the
happy settlement of the Greco Italian
crisis.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
NOTORIOUS BANDIT
dies AS HE LIVED
Viii o The Wisp Spencer Goes
Down Shooting

Bsrtlesiils. 0klahon,a, Sept. ST.
It's Al speneer's life people talk about
now, Not his death.
This super-bandit. victim OF a dis
essed mind and a misguided love OF
adventure. was the Inspiration fol-
years for writers OF dime novels, Now
she 10 gone-shot down on a highway
near here as mefeilessly az one would
kill poisonous snake.
Yes. Al spencer's gone. rs they say
out here. And townspeople are
breathing easter. For the terror OF the
Usage Is no more.
They called him ''will o. the wisp''
Spencer. He who robbed banks. loot
ed stores, scaled prison walls. and
ned TO the hills.
Young. romantic, fearlessvhe
couldn't help appeal to that portion
OF the population OF the country that
fed on false idolatry.
Someone may get me-" he always
said. But I'll manage to get some
one while they're doing 10"
But he didn't.
The end came suddenly. Trapped
on the Washington-Osag Road by
Marshal Aiva Macdonald. and group
of others whose duty It Is to rid So
ciety OF human menaces, he broke TO
fee. Sharp commands to halt met only
with the bark OF a rife In the hands
of the bandit. A half dozen guns spoke
and Al fell.
Banks especially are glad it's over
now. They had many rewards post
ed for his capture, dead or alive"
For Spencer was the most notorious
raider since the days of the James
and Dalton brothers. The government
recently added $4,000 to the general
reward.
He operated In the southwest. Okla
homa was his fayorite state. For
then he could raid and dash to the
Usage Hills, where he knew every
craig, cliff and cave. He has been re-
ported in Kansas, Texas, Arkansas
and Missouri.
Recently he walked into one of the
biggest hotels in Oklahoma City. He
talked with several persons, smoked
a cigar, and drove away.
At times he would adopt the mod
ern bandits auto. But once his
work" was done, once the Job was
pulled" he would mount his horse
just like they do in the movies.
At his death he. was SO. He had |
the typical cold steel gray eyes of
the bandit-the kind that shine
hatred of law and its consequences.
Spencer started his desperate ca
reer in youth His escapades were
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
RAIDED ON FUNERAL EVE
New Orleans Family to File Com
plants Against DRY, Agents

New Orleans, Sept. 21.-Members OF
the family of Louis Sbarbaro an
nounced today that upon the return
from New York of Louis H. Burns,
United States district attorney, they
would file formal complaint against
local federal prohibition agents.
The complaint will be made because
of raid the agents led on the home
of Mr.. Sbarbaro week ago tonight,
during the period of mourning prior to
his funeral, which took place the next
day.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
PLANS 100000 IMPROVEMENT.

Max Fucker, Main street furni.
ture dealer, has taken a permit for
the addition of one story and the
construction of an elevator at his
store. The cost of the work will be
$4,000 and the construction will be
handled by l. WeXler.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

fspF stEippings RssF hsFs ~sEs tasa -
tsdaY by ; strike q i.see msH sns
boys ever . disasFesmens ca ths re-
esntiy establishes siEht heaF shlGf fof
workers who heFslofeEs ssTs % aatf
y hours.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
TWO FREIGHTERs LOST.

Milwaukee, Sept 21.-A lake coast
guard cutter is searching Lake Michi-
gan today in the hope OF obtaining
news of two freight vessels reported
missing. They are the fruit boat
Forelle and the American Girl.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
ROYAL ARcANuM TREASURER.

New Haven, Sept. Ell. Peter
Cola of Hartford has been appointed
grand treasurer of the Royal Ar
canum in Connecticut by ]. E. Hollo-
way of Milford. grand regent. to re-
place H. c. Sheffield who has re-
moved from the state.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
Elks Vote to Give 500
To Relief of Japanese

At a meeting of New Britain lodge
of Elks last night. it was voted to send
check to the New Britain chapter of
the Red Cross for 500 to be added to
the Japaneses relief fund.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
WON'T PASS DIVIDEND.

New York. Sept. 21.--Wall street
today received official denial of re-
ports that the American Wooden Co.
was planning to pass its dividend or
that 1t contemplated new financing.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
$500 Miners Strike Over
Dispute Concerning Hours

Hszlslaa, Pa SEPT sis=All opera
liens Al the Lshlgh and Wilkes Barre
Coal eompaRys three eallisTiss and
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

yictrolas, Edisons, Sonoras, Pianos,
at c. l.. Pierce & Co.. opposite Monu-
ment, New Britain.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
PlainmM News
,eon,inusa Prom seventh Psssl,

=
background OF a firesghteF battling
ihs names sAd In fFant Of this 5oha
Mnrnane Of Waterbury will perform
for those who Nisit the store iomoFr
row. lie Is able 20 mia soda faster
than amy other and his fancy twists
ana e0ntartions going through the
acts OF putting the drinks up are =
spectacle well worth watching,
Relief fund Closes,
With several contributions Of yes
tsFday and today towards the relief
fund for the japanese sufferers, IN
the hands OF the plainVllle Red Cross
committee, the fund has been closed
because sof the quota Of this district
has been hlled, The total for Plain-
VILE 10 date amounts 10 sai6,6s, a
very ereditable sum considering that
all contributions were voluntary
The Red Cross committee has been
congratulated on the showing which
Plainvills has made and the members
wish 10 thank all those who made the
fund as large as II is, The manner
In which the people Of PiainNllle con-
tribuied voluntarily Is but another
public notice served on the people OF
the United States that plainyille is
always behind any movement for the
betterment OF humanity or the relief
OF the suffering,
The following contributions we're
received yesterday and today: Pythian
lodge, X, Of r.. $40; Congregational
church Christian Endeayor society.
$780, Pythian Temple pythian Sis
ters. SIS: Mr.. and Mrs. William Onion.
So; Mrs. Mary G. Stevenson. 81; Mrs
q. A. Case. 81: y. @. calien, 81 and
II. II. Manchester, 81.
Piainyiile Briefs.
Sequassen lodge, ]. q, O. r., met
last evening In a regular session and
routine business.
Pythian lodge, X. OF r.. will meet
this evening In Odd Fellows hall for
a regular weekly meeting.
Flags and Bunting at James Dry
Goods Store. West Main street.-advt |
Watch our windows during Fire
mems Week. Special prices. Plain
Vile Eng. & Supply Co.-advt
Piano Teacher-Mrs. Adella Nor
ION. pupil of L. Leslie. 10th. Studio,
l41 West Main street; day or evening
periods. Apply Mondays.-advt.
victrolas, Edisons, Sonoras, Pianos,
It c. l.. Pierce & Co.. opposite Monu-
nent, New Britain.-advt.
Baby carriage for sale. Reasonable.
IS Hough. street, Plainville, Conn.,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Baby carriage for sale. Reasonable.
IS Hough. street, Plainville, Conn.,
advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Piano Teacher-Mrs. Adella Nor
ton. pupil of L. Leslie. 10th. Studio.
141 West Main street: day or evening
periods. Apply Mondays.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

A Herald Classified ad gets the re-
suits, there is no use talking.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21
Fight TO Finish,
GOV. WALTON SAYS
teoaanusa Fram first Fsss,


him, According TO the record ef the
military court, Judge Clark testified
that although he had been initiated
an the khan a year ana hail ago he
had paid ne dues and for nearly a
year had not considered himself q
member OF the organization, sherlr
payenar admitted he is neN a mem,
her of the Khan and the portion Of
County Attorney Wright's testimony
made public revealed fhat he had
stated that he paid the fee for mem'
bershiP.
sensational Testimony
Or, Maupin's testimony was Of q
sensational nature, exposing the al,
legged Vaccinations OF the Oklahoma
City khan In dealing punishment 10
persons falling under the preserip-
ton OF the "klansmen jury"
Or, Maunin testified that Grand
Dragon Jewett had stated TO him that
he was responsible for the whipping
OF a man named Mefriman whom
Jewett had accused OF indiseretions.
The dentist detailed a sitting OF the
"san Hedrin" or imperial council 10
which he was summoned after hay-
ing made inquiries as 10 the truth OF
the charges brought against the
woman involved In the Merrlman case.
He went armed. he testified. warning
Grant I.andon. cyelops OF the local
khan. and the other members OF the
san Hedin" present that he would
start shooting at the FIRST threatening
move on their part.
There he said he formally notified
the organization OF his resignation.
After reading the testimony Grand
Dragon Jewett said: Our only re-
course from these framed attempts at
libel and character assassination Is In
the courts
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Watch our windows during Fire
mems Week. Special prices. Plain
Vile Eng. & Supply Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

Flags and Bunting at James Dry
Goods Store, West Main street.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

seauassen lodge, !, o. O. r., met
last evening In regular session and
transacted routine business.
Psthian lodge. X. OF r., will meet
this evening In Odd Fellows hall for
a regular weekly meeting.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
URGES new CONCERN
TO SALVE LOSSES

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 27.-
When completed. the audit of the
Cleveland Discount Company will
probably show an operating loss for
1922 of $2,000.0 900. and on the present
showing, the common stockholders
have lost everything
This was the assertion of Josiah
Kirby, founder and former president
of the company, IN an address to the
stockholders at a meeting called by
James Long Wright of New Orleans,
TO interest the stockholders in form
ing the Union Discount Company to
salve certain accounts of the old
company.
1t was the first connected inside"
summary of the company's difficult
ties made by any official since the
concern went into receivership.
The operating deficit will be shown,
Mr.. Kirby explained, when the audi
tors charge back discounts which had
been credited to the profit account on
incomplete mortgage loans. Sales
last year. he said. were $20,OOOOOO,
and on the greater part of this
amount the premiums or discounts
which the company received for
money loaned to building construction
will have to be taken off the books,
because the construction loans cannot
be completed. These loans, Mr.. Kir-
by said, can be restored and the def
cit will be wiped out if the receiver
ship can be lifted
Evening star., 1923-03-27
Can You Beat It ?
From the st. Louis Star.

Carter was telling me the old story
about the man who thought he had
left his watch at home and took it
out to see if he had time to go back
for it. That isn't so bad as the man I
heard Of" said the other man. HE
left his office and put out a card to
say that he would be back at 8
o'clock Finding that he had for
gotten something. he went back to
his office, read the notice on the door
and sat down on the stairs to wait
till o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices

NORTHWEST.
i4th and Vermont ave-, John c. Haley.
18Th and r. Days Pharmacy.
isth and U. J. s. Ciemence.
18th AMI Clifton. H. Colodny d Co.
Iith and Harvard. The Harvard Pharmacy',
l4th and Columbia road Evans Drug store.)
34ol 14th. Brenaugh's Pharmacy.
Ifth and Buchanan. Hohberger. W
Randolph Pharmacy. 1901 14th St. H. d
Holmead and Otis place. Holmead Pharmacy.
1!.h 1!ah md and Park road; Upton & Myers
7th and K. Goldenberg's ttime clerks desk,.
TN and SITS, Associated Drug stores;
M dth st. and r. !; ave-. J. French Simpson.
ath and Elm SITS. Douglas Pharmacy.
35Ol Ga. ave.. Rodis' Pharmacy.
Ga. ave- and Rock Creek Church rd., Hoci
n. Colodny & Co, Ga. ave and Upshur st.
1918 Ga. ave. Brirhtwood Pharmacy.
1901 l. at. Morse Pharmacy.
dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmacy:
18th st. and Fla. ave. Pearson's Pharmacy.
"a and Mass. ave-. Hygean Pharmacy.
n. T.. N j. ayes. and NJ water ,nhsimer 81 rn'e
North Cap. st. and r. ave, Parkers rhAr'
1I22 Pa. ave. J. Louis Krick.
s5,h and and st onITirS HerS,t
1926 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb ST.. Cleveian'
Park Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
2Sth and r SITS. Pride's Pharmacy.
3.O4 VI ST.. O'Donneli's Pharmacy.
3sth and NJ. Weller & Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o. ponahue's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
Cd and F. SITS, McChesney & Joachim.
4th and III SITS. Payne's Pharmacy.
a07 II st. Garren's Music Store.
9TH st. and Md. ave-, Louis +. Rradiey.
18th st. and Md. ave. Louis Sacks
l1l5 II st. Sears Newsstand.
North Cap. and Eye. Kenealy Pharmacy'
East Cap. and sth. Rieloss Pharmacy.
18th and East Capitol. Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
20th st. and r. I. ave. Collins Pharmacy
5000 10Th ne, Mayo's sPharmacy--Brookland.
SOUTHEAST.
cd st. and Pa. ave. II. f.. Sprucebank.
sth and Eve. Weller Moskey's Pharmacy.
1lth and Pa. ave. Fealy's Pharmacy.
14th and Pa ave, Smyser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave-, Weiss & Healy-Anacostia.
SOUTHWEST.
9Th and n sts., Lantz Bros.
412 and sts., Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Poultry Pets and Livestock.
Automobiles for Sale and wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
cents a word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
6 words to the line.. 8 line minimum. at line
rate. follows:
time. 20c per line.
times, lSc per line.
times, lie per line.
times, 1Sc per line.
IA times. 15c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM
All advertisements for The Evening Sta
must be at The Star Office of The Sta
branch offices by IL pm. the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE. with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Wanted Rooms.
Advertisements under the above classifica
t,ons will be accepted at The Star office. 1lti
st. and Pa. ave-. until 9:30 am. day of issue
or at any OF The Star branch Offices until S:3'
AM day Of Issue. All advertisements for Thu
Sunday Star must be received at The Star ofict
by pm. Saturday, or At any OF The Stal
branch offices by pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all ad
vertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY.

Cherry Mohun, up-todate girl, rich and
charming. at once irritatcd and attracted 10y
David Sangree, young American ethnologst
ana war veteran. amazed by changes III man
rcrs and customs brought ont by the war,
hut interested In Cherry. His modest funds
are invested with her father,
Jim MuhuH, selfmade financial leader.
Too busy 10 think of h!s children, he leaves
tlcm to
Mrs. Mohun who has successfully cult.
waited the social side of life
Eruce Cowan. motor car salesman, OF
caNe-nian type, OF whom Cherry imugines she
Ii "nafnorcd.
Bob M"hun, son, is typicaly reckless
youngSter.
George I.ycctt. elderly chorus, philosophiz
ing as IN" story develops.
John Chichester whom Mrs. Mohun would
like to call son-ii-law.
rs no joke. The obligations of
friendship have no string tied
tu them. That's why they're SO
Significant. I'm desperately in
earnest. That loan must be repaid. If
your mother won't do it. You VIII
have To-"
"She must
Perhaps She will. But you'll need
every dollar that you can find. The
money | offer you will help to pay
some OF Your debts until you can move
10 Il more modest ucighbUfhood. What
Evening star., 1923-03-27
HELP--MALE.

Continued.
YOUNG MAN to work in grocery store: must
be able to drive Ford and have reference.
1912 LIST st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to work In auto accessory shop;
must have some experience; age % to 80.
Apnly 55ls Connecticut ave.
YOUNG MAN. honest and Industrious, for
fish and oyster business; Al reference; good
pay. 200 Penna ave. se.
YOUNG MEN-Three. energetic, of neat ap-
penrance, to sell goods on trains; cash secur-
ity and blue suit required. Apply Union News
Co. Office No. 3. East Basement, Union sta
tion. 3Os
YOUNG MEN, two with selling experience;
s33 a week to start. Mr.. Ready. FOG Bond
bldg.
YOUNG, MEN to work evenings to further
advertising campaign. Apply. between 4 and
pm, 1929 Bond bldg.
DISTRICT REGISTRARS.
o., The largest business training institution m ton in
assets and $4,000 active students. which has
added more than one hundred million dollars
to the pay checks of its students, is establish
ing a well equipped branch office in Washing
ton for the bettering of sales and service in
the District Of Columbia and the Potomac field
and In the organization of sales and service a
THE MEN WE WANT
ID Between q ' and IA 4 ye years Of S',s age.
90 Strong. clean personality and superior
t3) Liberal education. preferably along bust
ness lines.
a. Sales experience, such as selling Office
equipment, bonds or advertising desirable.
5) Demonstrated earning capacity of at
least 81 900 a year.
u8l Ability to hold the friendship of stu
dents and 10 secure the influence of big bust
ness men and business organizations such as
chambers of commerce and rotary clubs.
We will make probationary arrangements on
moderate salary and commission The men
who qualify for permgnent appointments will
be awarded valuable territorial rights with
proved earning possibilities of So 900 to $40 900
year.
Telephone for appointment. la Sale EXten-
sion University Main S3a0
Evening star., 1923-03-27
SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.
ConfinueA.


MORNING days work wanted by young
rolored woman. North 471S
NURSERY settled colored woman; refer
ences. 1908 27tli g.. NV.
NURSE or get dinners; coiored girl wishes
place. North 0664.
OFFICE CLEANING by experienced white
lady: permanent. Address Box ZOE, star
office 2Ss
PLACE in small family, by neat colored girl
references. 2s21 Dumbarton ave. NV.
WASHES to take home. Mary A. Sendall,
1921 "A Carrolburg st.
WHITE GIRL desires work in small family
Address Box HOE, Star office. 2Ss
WORK in afternoon by reliable school girl
from Virginia. 1928 Marion st. NV.
WORK by day part time, by colored
woman. Al Fpnton place NV.
YOUNG CoL0RED GIRL, neat appearance
and good reference. wishes position as maid or
waitress; must be Off in time to attend night
school. Address Rop 9s-E. star Office. %
Evening star., 1923-03-27
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
statesmen

SALESM EN-.
The largest manufacturers of
electric appliances in the coun-
try want q men to train for
branch managers.
The men who answer this advertisement
must be willing to work hard and to such
men the possibilities for the future are un-
limited.
If you are of this type and feel that all you
need is the opportunity call at Room No. .,
1917 New York ave., from . to ) or 1880 to
Q PM Ask for Mr. Preston.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

CLERICAL WORK, young lady, experienced; !;
can furnish good reference. Address Ro1
l34-E, Star office.
CLERICAL or typewriting four! ear Business
High School graduate; knowledge of bookkeep-
ing Address Box 1a5E. Star office. oS'
DOCTORS or dentists office, young lady
having hospital exp. 3103 P ST. NV. 2s.
DREsSMAKER-Mrs Bert" Coates; street.
afternoon, evening gowns a speciality; also re-
modelling. Adams 3066 2i62 Ontario rd. 1I'
DRESSMAkER, experienced; street. afternoon,
| evening dresses; home, out 2O3 II street
northwest
DRESsMAKER. children's clothes and lin
gerie speciality. Frank. 1899. 423 4th st.
NV. Apt 3.
DRESSMAkING. experienced colored. Phone
North Str3f 2234 llth NV.
GRADUATE NURSE desires daytime position
Of any Kind. Phone Hyattsyille 12e-J. 27e
NURSE. undergraduate, to for elderly
lady or invalid. Phone North 1193. 21'
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced, desires
position in Doctors or dentists Office. Ad-
dress RoX 15a-E Star office. go
SEAMSTRESS. experienced; sewing home or
ont. 1911 Corcoran 81. NV. Apt 2
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER. experienced
and capable of handling responsible position.
Col 1894 IS
SECRETARY -sTENoGRAPHER Al refer
ences. Main 1898. 70
sTENOGRAPHER and typist. in private office
preferred: salary. s25 per week; best refs.
Address Box 15S-E. Star office.
YOUNG lady, with five years stenographic
and secretarial experience, would like employ
ment few hours each evening. Address Box
1881 Star office. 2ss
Evening star., 1923-03-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES
Continued.

CIVIL SERVICE examination for editorial
clerk Apr. 4: salary. 81. 200 to 81. 800; special
irs instruction = also clerk promotion exam Apr. T.
ne civil Service Preparatory School, sc cor
Iztn ana SITS NV Phone Franklin 2OSO.
CIVIL SERVICE exam. in stpnography and
typewriting every month: promotion exam,
Tption % pes1s, Tse PREPARATION day and might.
school. sc. cor: 18th and r SITS NV. Fr. 20sO
LEARN BARBERING: big-paying trade;
quickly learned; big demand. Write Tri-City
nore nsTeef Nd School sl7 E. Baltimore st. balti-
MEN.f you want more pay become a Columbia
trained draftsmap. We train you during your
@ pay n.yns ss sssA to to months Sa
saa;s sSs DRAFTING 18th and .s
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate
business receive pay while learning: need not
iinterIere i Ie with present employment; some max
rE rmH sioo week Free class lectures every
Gll Bond bldg Wv
on TMoslIIoNs FOR ALL OUR GRADUATES.
lnsa nast year u922l. We beat the record Of every
having obtained the frst-class operator's II.
cense. Easy tuition payments Catalogue on
asG request LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE. 4o5
RADIo-A new big demsnd FOR the services
hI ha trained radio and telegraph operators has
oeen created by the general business boom
again sweeping the country Men and women
IS TO 35. wanted to prepare thcmselyes w""r'r IN,
these excellent, permanent professions West.
err eIn Union experts in charge of telegraph
classes Government licensed radio operators
~ u, sharge OF radio classes. Positions guaran-
;"e i"ed students who qualify. New classes form
Ins now 10 start first week in ApriI Dsy
ana evening sessions In radio Evening ses.
si"hs sihs only in telegraphy. Low monthly tut
nh ,Ioh ices Enroll now. National RadIo and
.uteiegraph School. l3i5 Pa. ave NV. Phone
oGSG LADIES--Complete preparation for
nuhH. commercial and government positions
burroughs Adding. bookkeeping and Calculst
M ing Machine School. IA 18th ST. NV. Phone
pESlGN!NG. DRESSMAKISG MILLINERY
Prof. Livingstone's Academy
over 20 years in Washington.