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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08
mi. & NJ. I'll. S. News
e.nrinn Festival

The second musical program pre-
sented by the various musical Or
ganisations Of N. & NJ was given at
the high school auditorium. 1t was
given TO pay the expenses of NJ. & NJ.
entrants at tie music memory con-
test. Zach number of the program
was ~endered very we'll and practl-
CALI every person was encored. Pro
gran Spring Song. Mendelssohn
orch 3stra; Calm is the Night, Bohn,
Sw-ag Song, Foster. Girls Glee
cluh; To Spring, Grieg, violin solo,
Eleanor Erwin; Spring Singing,
Down in the Forest, vocal solo,
Marcia Davis; Soldiers Chorus,
GoUnod, orchestra; reading, Janet
Whitakec; Sing en-. Spring Song,
Girls SaXtette; Springs Awakening,
vocal solo, Christine Shilling; over
Lure, motto orchestra.
t,aecaIaureate Sermon
Re- l s. Neldon will preach the
baceaI create sermon Sunday even
ing y s. II. at 7;30. The services
viii 3e held in the opera house and
niue wiil be furnished by the Girls
Glee club This will be the first oc-
cas-. on Which the seniors will APP
pear I'll Jheir caps and gowns.
chapel
MISS fcnhart. coach Of the girls
hasEet I'll team, made short talk
edescrit the successful season
whten lis Years team has closed by
wiuuins four of the five games
schedule she also presented let
tiers 10 tea following girls: Annabel
Smith. apt Edith Newsom, Capt
l.lect 5ulta Brooks, Helen Lynn,
l'learor noss. Ethel Newsom.
F'ollov a~ this Mr. Bishop intro
~ a NJ 3allerger, coach of the
lte- basHe bail team. He made a
+ssr talk ;ed then presented let
7 the following boys; Clifford
se, Cent; James Hooper,
ts Elect; Robert Newsom, Will
l,~G Wis, Herbert Jones, Edgar
Nort up, al John Kile He then
Unmarried ne scoring Of each in
dietdual as follows: Jones, 81
points NeWsom. Is; J. .(ewsom, 81; ;
Levi. 46; osborne, 27; f. Nor
thrup. 9 G. Hooper, ); A. Ross, 2.
Total points for NJ. & NJ 319; op-
ponents. -
jackson then led a few cheers for
the teams after which Nit. Airy was
suns El. Carr gave a talk in which
SportsIaa nship ard the work which
they dc n order TO make NJ. & NJ. s
team succ ssful He also praised
the student body for the work and
effort which they put forth in order
TO make the exhibition a success.
Personals
Kenneth Parmiter and Willard
Patterson were absent from school
Monday.
Miss Martha Law, teacher at
Quaker City was a guest Of Miss
Stewart over the week end
Mrs. Button and Miss Helen But
ron spe4It Saturday in Columbus,
and Sunday went to Delaware to
visit Miss Augusta who is sopho-
more at .. ". I.
Win Same From Freshmen
The j. 5iOrs defeated the fresh
men F'r ly NIGHT by a score of S-3
The gar was featured by the good
pitchias If NeWsom for the juniors
and Jon fer the freshmen Both
pitcher. retired the side by the fan
out ron in TWO successive innings
Smith Tor the juniors got a home
run SCORING two ahead of him. There
viii - two games this week: Sem
ioIa VS. freshmen, juniors VS. sopho-
mCrlH
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08
Standing OF Teams
-eN!DI EdnleS We're IOr'
Bulletin Board

= = "OII'0T I-dI4IVa NVIE IUIItTItU.
Bulletin Board
armal class play May s; Jun
lrG deception. May 9 Normal En-
d -.'a Exam. May 10; Baccalau-
.4ta %ermon. May II; Normal Com
.r.ement. May 13; Senior Glass
May Isl, NJ. 4 NJ Commence
.H. May -; Alumni Banquet,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08

Mrs. George Byers and family mo-
tored to McConnelsville Saturday.
Rufus Updike and Donald and
Gerald Price motored down Satur-
day
Mrs. Blanche Updike and daugh-
ter Doris who came Thursday to
Mrs. Updike's mothers returned
home Sunday.
No. 2 mine at Santoy has shut
down, and the men at No. / doubled
up to give the No. miners work
They will use the cars from No. 2.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08

Ed Davis who returned home
from GAINESVILLE with a cold and
throat trouble, is improving.
G. w. Gheen of Wheeling IS
spending a few days here.
Mrs. Floyd Devices and daughter
Mabel of Chesterhill have been the
guests of her parents MIR. and Mrs.
Willard Davis.
Dana Davis who has been making
trip to Connecticut on his motor
cycle, is the guest of his brothers
Scott and Willard Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman
were shopping recently at McCon-
nelsville.
Mrs. Edna Sells spent Wednesday,
at GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-05-08
3O-YEAR GOITRE
REMOVED
Cleveland Lady Successful With
Home Treatment
Headaches, Nervousness, smother
ing, Palpitation and Sleepless-

UVSS IhVIIUNVU
Mrs. G. H. DeNore, $40 Meridian
Ave, Cleveland, o., says, My sur
fering has been so great, will be glad
to write or talk TO any one suffering
with goitre Was losing my voice.
Since using Sorbol-Quadruple have
regained my voice and my health is
better than it has been for years
Sold by all drug stores or write
Sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg, O..
Locally at Stanbery's drug store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
LONE BANDIT GETS
SILICA IN JEWELRY
Binds and Gags Salesman in Hotel
Room and Escapes With
Loot.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CLEVELAND, February 16.-phiIin
Wohl, New York diamond salesman.
reported to police that he was bound
and gagged in his room in a down.
town hotel yesterday and robbed by
lone bandit of jewelry valued at
s11,194, and he said it was more than
three hours before he was able To
free himself and give an alarm.
About three years ago Wohl reported
that he had been robbed of several
thousand dollars worth of Jewels in
another downtown hotel.
Wohl said that when he opened
his door to admit a supposed messen-
ger he was confronted by a man with
a revolver. The robber threw a
towel over his head, bound his wrists
behind his back and tied him to a
bathroom doorknob. He was dis
covered by maid who heard him
kicking on the door.
An organized gang of gem thieves.
with headquarters in Cleveland. is
responsible for the robbery. police
believe. Ten days ago Albert Gins
berg, a jewelry salesman Of Albany,
N Y, reported the theft of $4,000 in
diamonds from his hotel room, and
yesterday Irving Leberman, jewelry
salesman of Rochester, N. ", was
held up near Elyria, Ohio, and robbed
of diamonds valued at more than
$4,000.
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Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

1875 14th st. NV. Jolls Newsstand.
l4th and p. Day Pharmacy
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2 go. Georgia ave NV; John g; BiGgs Thar
4h ard road E,nns Drug Store
l4th and buchanan, lIochberger.
1901 14th ST., Randolph Pharmacy.
IIolmead and Otis place. Holmead Pharmacy:
300 Mount Pleasant st. NV, Mount Pleasant
butchers Cigar Store. 1855 Columbia road.
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
2IG2 California ave. Morgan Bros.
end & Mass ave. Phillips Pharmacy.
In AND and ms aaats
7th and Q SITS. Associated Drug Stores
9th and L sts, McCuircs Pharmacy.
3a0l Ga. ave, Rods Pharmacy:
Ga: ave. and Rock Creek Church road, Rock
Ga; ave. and Upshur St. II. Colodny & Co.
. s51s Ca ave nv . Moncss pm rnarmses
1901 I. St. Morse Pharmacy.
Dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmacy;
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Fla. ave. and LIST St. Syivern Lanpheimer
North Cap. st. and Il. l. ave. Parker's Phar-
II22 Pa ave: j. louis Krick.
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5000 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb ST.. Cleveland
Takoma PARK, $50 Cedar St. Mattinsly Bros :
Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
2sth and SITS. Pride's Pharmacy.
s ss.a NJ, st; 9,Donneis , rnarm 1.S.rn,cv
Wisconsin ave. and q, Donohue's Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
4th and II SITS. Brock & Dickens.
907 III ST., Garren's Music store.
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18th ST. and Md. ave. Louis SACKS.
North Cap. and l. Kenealy Pharmacy.
32G East Capitol St. Paul's Pharmacy.
East Capitol and sth SITS. Bieloss Pharmacy.
18th and East Cap, Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
Goth st. and II. i. ave. Collins Pharmacy
5000 iath ne. Mayo's Pharmacy rookIand
SOUTHEAST.
sth and Eye. +. wellers Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. ave. Fealy's Pharmacy.
i4th and Pa ave, Smyser'S pharmacy,
1907 Nichols ave, Weiss u ilealy-Anaeostia
SOUTHWEST.
9TH and ID SITS, Lantz Bros.
Az and l. sts., Columbia Pharmacy.
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DENIED PERMISSION
TOQUIZ COUNTESS
Nine. Modica Loses Plea to Have
Thaw's Sister Questioned in
Alienation Suit.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated PreSs.
NEW YORK, February 16.-Supreme
Court Justice Wagner yesterday re-
fused counsel for Nine. Madeline Hell
en- Modica permission to examine
Countess Margaret Thaw Carnegie de
Perigny in advance of the trial of a
100000 alienation of affections suit
which Nine. Modica has filed against
the countess.t
Expressing a belief that Countess
de Perigny, who is sister of Harry
K Thaw, contemplated an early voy-
age to Paris, Nine. Modica sought the
courts permission to have her ex-
amined at once concerning $50 tele-
grams and letters the defendant is
alleged to have sent the plaintiffs
husband, Emanuel Victor Modica.
Justice Wagner denied Nine. Mo-
IDEAS petition on the ground that the
questions her counsel desired to ask
the countess were of nature which
the law did not permit in preliminary
Inquiries in cases of alienation, breach
of promise, divorce and other such
actions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
CHAPTER III.
The Days Work.

Roll out, men. roll out"
The sleeping men stirred under
their robes and blankets and turned
out, quickly awake, after the fashion
OF the wilderness. The sentinel
came in, his moccasins wet, his tunic
girded tight against the cool of the
morning. which even at that season
was chill upon the high plains. Soon
the fires were alight and the odors
of roasting meat arose. The hour
was scarce yet dawn.
"Ordway. Gass! Pryor" Lewis
called in the sergeants in charge of
has not returned. Which of your
men. Ordway. will best serve to find
Shannon and meet us up the river?'
Myself, sir" said Ordway, IF you
please"
Patrick Gass.
Pryor with hand outstretched, also
claimed the honor Of the difficult UNI
dertaking.
You three are, needed in the boats
said the leader. NO, think it will
be better to send Drouillard and the
two Field boys. But tell me, Ser
geant Ordway-"
Yes, sir"
HAS any boat passed up the river
within the last day-for instance,
While we were away at the nunt.
IT think not. sir. Surely any one
coming up the river would have
turned in at our camp"
Lewis turned to Gass, to Pryor,
but both agreed that no boat could
have gone by unnoticed.
And no man has come into the
camp from below-no horseman?"
They all shook their heads. Their
leader looked from one to the other
keenly, trying to see If anything was
concealed from him, but the honest
faces of his men showed no sus-
picion of his own doubts.
He dismissed them, feeling 1T be-
meath his dignity to make inquiry as
10 the bearer of the mysterious let
ter; nor did he mention 1t again to
William Clark. He knew only that
some one of his men had secret
from his commander.
The men will find Shannon and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-16
Cold Made Him Hot.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Janitor-Yes, he spoke with heat.
His Wife-What was he speaking
about?
Janitor-The lack of heat in his
fiat.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The JoIIoWing business concerns 0udran-
tee satisfaction to Star readers. ANY com
Bsdr gfIl receire prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serrtce COL
amns call Moin 5000. Branch us.
ADVERTISING RY MAIL-1.0oo Multi
EMORY. Dist. Nat. Bank hdg.. 18th and q SITS
Lamps. tanks, tenders; low prices. TUCKER
Co. S06 John Marshall pl. so. courthouse.
AUTO PAINTING In your garage; coat jos;
any car; $40 to S2S; every loo guaran ne.
AUTO RADIATORS AND TENDERS repaired
by experts; lowest prices in city. FRENCH
RADIATOR * FENDER CO., I405 Que St
CARPET CLEANING AND wAsHING-Bave
rugs. Improved steam carpet cleaners. 352
Maryland ave. s.w: Phone Main 2o36. Esti-
mates cheerfuly given.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER-I win build
your home. remodel your store front and make
your store fixtures: reliable and reasonable.
Call North 9957 or see me at 1923 Corcoran
st. NV. 16s
CHAIRS GAINED. UPHOLsTERING, PoRCE
ROCKERS SPLINTED. G. A. ARMSTRONG.
1888 10th st. Franklin 1883.
CONTRACTING AND BU1IDINI5; GARAGE
ciaIty: prices reasonable Estimates given free
Terms il desired. We have the facilities for
hanSnE arss Co. aoa eG Sds ss
Residential phone. Lincoln EGGS.
ELECTRICAL WIRING. any g1x-room house
wired. $50: estimates freely given: full line OF
appliances; easy terms LURENs BABKLEf
ELECTRICAL WIRING TwOMEY ELEC.
Co.: wiring and repairing: old house wiring 9
spec'y: estes cheerfnlly given: easy terms TX
fe18s
FLOORS CLEANED. POLISHED AND
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Capitol st. Franklin 1902-W.
FLOORS sCRAPED. CLEANED. REFINlsHED:
rates Now. J. 9. Price. sI;'=t. NV. Fr. 75es.w
FURNITURE UPHOLs'r'D, REPf.; SLIP.
covers made. Est. chesrfully given. Returned
free. TITTENSOR. 1924 Sth n.w.-N. 1102.
KEYS DUPLICATED WHILE You WAIT,
25c Also small machine work. s13 II St n W.
KEYS-DUpLJUATE KEYS. % CENTS; made
while you watt. Turner Clark. 1888 New
York ave. NV. Basement. F. SO05
LAWN MOWER REPAIRING;, rARrs FUR
nished. Don't walt until spring. Tel. Fr.
7107. G. +. ARMIGER, 303 18th ST. NV
MATTRESSES AM. WILLOWS renovated at
most reasonable prices. Let us call; give esti-
sured. Eagle Bedding Co., 112s It'll st. NV.
Main 1922. =
MATTRESS AND PILLOWS RENOVATED.
down comforts recovered; reasonable. North
10145. Ideal Bedding Co.. 1924 18th ST. NV
MATTRESS MAkiNG AND RENOyATING-
Special for fall cleaning - Mattresses, box
springs. iron frame springs. cushions and pill
week-Maftresses renovated. Coiurnhta Bed
ding Co., e18 r st NV. Phone Main 552S.
PAINTING time approaches. We will be glad
TO estimate your interior and exterior paint :.
ing. When you think of painting think OF
CAR0W & FRY. 1011 Fl st. NV. Main l2Sl.
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LOST G. FOUND.
SEE PAGE 2.
HELP MALE

NETER natl ORIGINAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on applying for employment. Use COPIES.
BOY, IA to IS years old: Office work:
willing to learn printing trade. 6o3 II ST.
NV. between 3:a0 and $50 pm. IL
CAR WASHER, experienced. Buffers Garage,
CLOTHING MAN, experienced: one capable
Of dressing, clothing window; steady position
for the Rsa s star Once with
Laundry, rear 7Os Morton ST. NV. 1s'
DRIVEK-one; Ford truck. 412 18th st. Sc.
EARN BIG MONEY in your spare time selling
high-elass securities for reputable, Vel estab-
lished concern. Apply in person, Mr. White,
Room 517 Southern building.
FARM HAND-Young. white. single; general
farm and dairy; s45 and board. +. Z. Rem
FURNITURE MEN. coIored. one driver and
one helper on truck. Apply 11s Q st: ne:
HOUSE SALESMAN, experienced. to take or
ders for high-grade coffee. etc. state age,
salary and particulars. Address Box 1s 80.
MAN, married, experienced with help: dairy;
salary or partner. Address Box l7s. Rock
MAN-va6sncy for experienced man With one
xaaass FIX Ss star
NAN single; white for farm ri must be ssle
MANA national patriotic and fraternal or
ganization requires the services Of an able
man Of good address for publicity work; ex:
Character; earnings will average 5000 per an
mum. Apply in writing to National director.
5Oe-7 rendall building. washington. D. c. 10.
MAN. experienced. to look after furnace and
steady. reliable and capable. Fred. 8. Gich-
ner, 1914 ct. NV.
Man; married, 70 work IN dairy; ses per per
Tricks. Remington. Md ------1 IS
MAN, white. married, for dairy work; must
be good mixer Bellevue Farm, Gathers
burg. MD. IT,
MAN married for dsIry and farm ,ogs TSTa VIE e
bldg
MAN. white, around milk dairy. Maurice F;
Flynn, 1914 Goth ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md. 10y
MEN 1nveI that have mad some experience a
from $50 to s75 a week. Now is the best time
| to start. Permanent position If you quality
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PORTER wANTED-One who has had ex-
Eerisnee in tailoring establishment. E; Il.
Snyder Co., l4l1 @ st. NV. II
Greene, 1902 at. NV.
SALESMAN, experienced speciality man to
work retail trade in Virginia for nationally
sn nS~ e1penses wrte. giving full details e1.
perience, etc. VIM. 3. Anderson. 232 N. 10th
ST.. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. -.1 10.
sALEsMAN--Radio; experieneed; attractiye
salary. Address Box S06-H, Star office. IL
statesmen with established trade among
| restaurants, cafeterias. schools. institutions;
can sell dehydrated fruits. vegetables: liberal
| straight commission; now till May biggest sea
son. Give particulars. Wisconsin Dehydrat-
ing Co., no Lexington, New York.
statesmen (2)-Largest accident and health
insurance once in the city has opening for two
hustlers in its popular monthly premium plan
department. Cash compensation and liberal
renewal contract. Apply Mr.. Roth. Supt.
Agts., 100 Bond bldg, between 910 and 40
SHOEMAKER wanted, experienced. HOT II
st. ne. l6,
TRAIN NEWS AGENTS-Wanted at once 3
men; must have SOS cash security and blue
suit. Union Sews Co.. office No. 3, east base
snent. Union station.
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HELP MALE

YOUNG MAN about 20 years old. preferably
one with good knowledge of stenography.
for a young man TO learn a business. Don {
apply unless You are willing TO start at a
moderate salary: unless you can handle de-
tails accurately: unless You are willing to
Civ" untiring efforts TO the business. and I'M
less You can furnish reference as 10 character
stating the salary y' at which you are willing
10 start. references and whether you are a
sienographer; also whether you are employed
Star office.
YOUNG MAN for office work and clerk in
store: must have knowledge Of bookkeeping
reference Address BOX 9th. Star office.
YOUNG MAN - Large oil company wants
young man os robust physique. fair education
and plenty of ambition for hard dirty work:
must be abe to operate shift car. Ad
dress Box 2i5-II. Star Office. 17'
REMINGTON CASH REGISTER CO..
SUBSIDIARY OF
REMINGTON ARMS CO. INC.
WAsHiNGToX ASn yiciSITY WE DE
SIRE MEN WHO WANT 4 real, HIGH
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ALL REPLIES TREATED STRICTLY CON
FIDENTIAL. ADDRESS ii. q. THYS0N.
JR.. i31 1lth ST. NV.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME.
If you have few hours day evening
to spare and would like to- make $40 more
n week, see Mr.. Iiarner, Room 30. 907 18th
NV.
Statesmen WANTED.
MEN with a car ability and desire To work
to earn real money. We have new kitchen
equipment 10 sell hotels. restaurants and In
stitrtions: exclusive territories. All replies
confidential. Address Box 263. 206 Fitzgerald
bldg. New York.
PRINTING SALESMAN-We
have an opening for a high-class
printing salesman. one who can
go after business and get it. one
who can make estimates and lay
out. work; our plant is one of
the oldest and largest in the city
and is fully capable OF backing
up a real hustler. Address. with
full particulars, Box 1871, Star
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
= Continued.

April, PROMOTION EXAMS
Home-study courses followed by instruction
in class for the general clerk. minor clerk.
hle clerk: civil service promotion exams. In
April: cost 81; for persons In govt. service.
see or write Mr.. Cook Room AGO. 1871 st.
Hours, 12-1, 40.
SEVERAL. YOUNG MEN
To ACCEPT A FREE TRIAL WEEK
IN OUR NIGHT SCHOOL.
beginning Monday night February 10, to try
shorthand week absolutely free.
STEWARD SCHOOL. 120o St NV.
SEVERAL YOUNG WOMEN
TO ACCEPT A FREE TRIAL WEEK
IN OUR NIGHT SCHOOL.
beginning Monday night. February 1s, to try
shorthand week absolutely free.
STEWARD SCHOOL, 1902 + st. NV.
Civil Service Examination
A Special Class
is now being formed for government clerks
who are DESTROYS OF passing the Clerk Promo
tion Examination, scheduled to be held April
IA.
This class is in charge of one Of the best civil
service teachers in the District. and those who
are interested are requested to call for fur
Their Information.
Strayer's Business College.
721 18th Street. Phone Main 1890.
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GROCERY with 4.roOm and bath apt: Scar
garage; southwest; doing good business; very
low rent; viii accept first easonaIilc offer.
Am leaving city. Address Box 1871, star
office IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANOTHER former student says: ;'In your
school % days, was placed In a stenographc
position, 500 week" Positions fof graduates.
Inquire BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 G.. Main 2s78.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line. 50. We do the rest.
FINGERpRlNT EXPERTS NEEDED IN
Washington and elsewhere; our complete course
prepares for lucrative profession. Washington
School of Identification, Suite 8. 1714 Pa. ave.
RADTO-WE PLACE ALL OUR GRADUATES
in positions paying from $3.50 TO $3.50 per
month Wonderful opportunities and great de-
mand for young and midde-aged men. $3.50
enrols you. Night classes. LOOMS RADIO
COLLEGE. 405 9th Main 1880. lee
HOW DO YOU USE YOUR SPARE TIMRf
Let Us train you to earn $50 to 500 q week
making mechanical, architectural or map
drawings; individual instruction, day or eve-
ming; no experience necessary. Start now.
Write, call or phone for particulars. Column
bia School Of Drafting, 18th and SITS. NV.
North 279.
PUPILS in French or English by refined lady
who speaks both languages huently. Frank.
2s14. Apt. 3o5. 16s
SPECIAL CLASS BEGINNING TODAY
for frst-grade clerk examinations In March
and April. Glasses days and nights each
week. Exam. March Il. Salary, 81 40 to
81. $50. Special home study course. g. Spe-
eial instruction for sten0graphy and typewrit-
ing exams, March IL. Tuition, ..
The Civil Service Preparatory School,
Sc. corner 18th aud NV. franklin 1850.
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TRAIN NEWS AGENTS-Wanted at once 8
men; must have SIS cash security and blue
suit. Union Sews Co., Office No. 3, east base
nent. Union station.
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Continued in Tomorrow's StarD
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BAKERY and pastry shop: in fine northwest
section Phone Potomac 4J6. IS
GROOM BRICK HOUSE On DEEP LOT
running through TO another street: entire LOT
is first commercal: easy TO remodel; can Ia.
bought on 5000 cash payment, balance ~!
than SJu monthly. 4 snap.
EUGENE H. TAGGART, INC,
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TO take charge of its business, including the
sale of its issue Of stock. The company has
unlimited possibilities. An attractive uro,n-
sition will be made. Thorough and complete
Investigation invited. Apply GJ3 Munsey
building.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR-Colored; 8 years experience;
mechanical knowledge. Call Lincoln 1892. MIR.
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CAFE and lunch with ten furnished rooms
above: rented: long lease; reasonable. Address
Box 172H. Star office. 17s