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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

OF the strongest running backs the
conference has produced, starred on
the offensive as the Aggies trounced
the Longhorns, 10, in 1919 at College
Station. Captain Woodrow Wilson,
huge guard, was the outstanding de-
fensive player on the gridiron that
Turkey Day, as he led his men to tri-
umph.
RELIED ON DEFENSE.
Tom Dennis and George Green
tackles; Domingus, q mighty line
plunger; George Mccullough, great
wing guardian. and Rats" Watson,
veteran quarterback, shared honors OF
stardom in 1920 as the orange and
white eleven turned back, 7-3, a red
and white eleven that was just as
great a gridiron machine in every par
ticular. Close observers of football
we're agreed after the game that, had
the Aggies not been content to stay on
the defensive after scoring a field goal
early in the battle, they might well
have been victorious. But Coach
Bibles great machine was too conf
dent of its defensive strength that day
and fell before furious last quarter
offensive.
A wonderful catch of forward pass
by Tom Dennis, tackle, was the play
that paved the way for victory. The
pass was hurled on fourth down, gain
cd about u yards and put the leather
within the Aggic 10-yard line. On
fourth down, Domingucs hurled his
mighty form through hole made by
Green and plunged four yards for the
touchdown that brought victory.
Fats" Murrah, big but speedy
guard, was easily the hero of the
scorelcss tie game played in 1921 at
College Station. The Longhorns had
what was popularity termed wonder
team" and only the inspired play of
Murrah, who had the strength of three
men and the courage of a dozen, en-
abled the Aggies to hold the Long
horns scoreless. Dennis and McCul-
Tough played best for the Longhorns.
BULL" JOHNSON HERO.
Bull" johnson, black-haired guard,
took a leaf from the grid book of
Murrah, for in 1922 ON the Clark
Field gridiron at Austin Bull" play
ed just as well Ms Murrah had played
in 1921, and led his mates to a spec
tacular 14-7 victory over the orange
and white. "Puny" Wilson, big end,
also starred for the victors.
In 1923, great Longhorn machine
conquered the Aggies on Kyle Field
by 60 margin. The Longborns
were superior in every department,
but it took an Aggie's tumble Of one
of Eckhardt's long punts to win fol
the Longhorns. Captain Tyncs, Eek
hardt. Gilstrap, Bradley and Ward, all
starred for the orange and white.
The Longhorns last Thanksgiving
Day dedicated their gigantic stadium
with a 10 win over the Aggies. Again
fortune favored Doc" Stewards men,
poor defense against n Longhorn pass
bringing disaster to the red and white.
"Stookie" Allen, big Texas Univer-
sity end. gathered in the ball, which
an Aggie back was batting around in
the air, and sped to victory.
Who will be the hero Of Thursday?
That's the question now.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
ATHLETIC HEAD QUITS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 25-LP
DIR. f. II. VanHorn, for 26 years in
charge of athletics at Case School of
Applied Science, last night announced
his resignation. effective in May. Pro-
fessor C. L. Eddy, chairman of the
faculty committee on athletics for
many years, is being mentioned as Van
Horns successor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
STATE LEAGUE
DUE TO Be
REVANPED

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 25.-P)-De-
velopment of a plan that will reduce
to minimum unequal competition for
the state high school football cham
pionship is object of n QUESTIONABLE
recently sent to officials of more than
500 high schools by Roy B. Henderson.
athletic director Of the Texas Uni
versity Interscholastic League. The
football championship race is annually
conducted by the league, with Mr..
Henderson in direct charge.
Inadequate schedule requirements,
and the consequent too early elimina-
ton of contestant schools, is another
evil, Mr.. Henderson seeks to remedy.
THREE DIVISIONS.
To expedite answers TO his question
naire, Mr.. Henderson asks coaches and
other school officials to give him their
reactions on the following suggestions
which he is considering for adoption
for the 1926 race: First, divide
schools, into three classes IA. high
schools with enrollmentof 1000 or
more; A, schools between 300 and
1000 enrolment; Il. schools with en-.
rollment below 800; second. require
certain teams play each other in each
class and section but allow no inter-
ruption of regularly scheduled games
until after Thanksgiving third. carry
b teams no farther than sectional or
bi-sectional championships; fourth
conduct state championships for A
and AA teams separately.
At present, teams are divided into
Class A and Class B, with schools
with enrolment larger than 300 in
Glass A. There are eight sections in
Glass A and 16 in Class B.
AXIOM DOESN'T FIT.
Sufficient uunto the day is the
evil thereof may be n sound religious
doctrine but it certainly does not fit
the problem of deciding a state cham
pionship in high school football" Mr.
Henderson wrote in his questionnanre.
IF there ever was an imperfect in
strument, it is the plan by which we
are endeavoring to settle the champion
ship. 1t is so full of flaws that we
shall not attempt to mention them all.
"The purpose of this communica-
ton is to point out Improvements
needed for next year and to ask for
definite suggestions. You fellows are
out in thief ield meeting the difficult
ties face TO face. while we are enter
tanning the problems of administra-
ton face to face also. The tile to
perfect the football plan is now, and
not next spring or summer"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
GAME CALLED OFF

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 25-CP-Tlic
post-season football game between
Carnegie Tech and Washington Il
Jefferson elevens was called off by OF
ficials of the former institution, who
refused to extend the season after the
Lehigh game next Saturday. The
game was scheduled for December s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
SOCCER PLAYERS
WILL MEET AT 'Y'

Soccer players and enthusiasts will
meet at the City Y. NJ. c. A. at s
o'clock Wednesday night to discuss
the sport and arrange matches for the
next few weeks.
under the direction of Irving Win
bourne.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
BULLDOGS TO TALK
OVER SUNDAY GAME

Final plans for their championship
football game with the Grayjackets
Sunday will be made at a meeting of
Doc Warren's San Antonio Bulldogs
at Laux's Confectionery Friday even
ing at Z 80.
All team members are urged to be
present.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
GIRLS BASKET BALL
LEAGUE WILL MEET

A meeting of the Girls Commercial
Basket Ball League will be held at 7
o'clock Wednesday evening at the
aCtholic Women's club headquarters
on Alamo Plaza. All of the five teams
entered must hand in their contracts
at this meeting. s-f
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
Fans Will Watch
Army-Macy Game
From Airplane

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-R--
Unable to obtain Army-Navy
tickets except at the high prices
demanded by spectators, a New
York football enthusiast today
chartered a Sikcrsky transport
plane, accommodating fourteen
persons, for the purpose Of
circling over the Polo Grounds
and viewing the military classic
this Saturday from the air.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
THRILL AS TITLE STRUGGLE NEAR
WALKER RISKS
TITLE With
FRIEDMAN

NEWARK. N. J.. Nov. c5.-tP-
Mickey Walker. welterweight cham
pion. stands ready to defend his title
tonight against rugged Sailor Fried
man of Chicago, veteran Of many ring
battles.
Under the laws Of New Jersey no
decision can be rendered.
Therefore. Friedman must win by
knockout, foul or any contingency thac
prevents Walker from resuming at any
time.
IN BEST CONDITION. M
Walker is declared to be in the best
condition Of his career, due to in.
creased activity in his camp following
the state boxing commissions edict
that the combatants must make the
welterweight limit. He is favored to
retain his crown, for he is a hard
hitting youngster and clever defen-
sively.
Walker met Friedman last summer
at East Chicago, Ind, and the sailor,
after being floored in the. first round
was out-fighting the champion at the
final bell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
CALSEA PINS BROWNING.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-[P)-George
Calsea, Italian heavyweight, defeated
Jim Browning of Wichita, Kan, in
straight falls at wrestling show here
last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
CADETS AND MIDDIES.

The gray-clad Cadets and their
blanketed army mule are always a
vivid contrast to the blue of the Mid
dies and their goat.
1t is the one day of the year that
the Cadets are free. There is no aca-
demic instruction; they leave West
Point early for the game, and after
the game they are granted leave until
midnight. 1t is the one day of the yea
the only football day and game
that the corps rises 10 its greatest
height and gives to the team out on
the field in front of them, the highest
support and encouragement that any
college can give its football team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
NAVY VICTORY
WILL TIE
SERIES

WEST POINT. n. Y. Nov. "a
Army meets the Navy Saturday at
the Polo Grounds. New York. in the
twcnty-eighth meeting of these two
teams. To date the Army has won
thirteen and Navy twelve, the other
two being ties.
This year, more than ever. the Navy
is primed to win, especially since q
victory will place them once more on
an even footing with their greatest
rivals.
Army, however. under McEwan.
tied the 1923 game and won the game
in Baltimore last year. II to 0, and
they are determined that the old Mule
will drag the Nays goat back up
the Hudson,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
DANGEROUS TEAM.

McEwan realizes. though, that this
year the Navy has a dangerous team,
fast and powerful. with three fine
backs in Flippin, Shapley and Hamil-
ton and one of the heaviest lines in
years. The Navy will outweigh the
Army team Saturday.
The Navy's kicking game is some
what superior to the Army's. though
in the last ten days that side of the
Army game has received n great deal
of attention. with some improvement.
1t is probable that either Hewitt or
Trapnell will do the punting, although
Yeomans may have the call when he
is in the game.
The cadet corps. Of course, will be
on hand. to lend their usual color to
the game and to cheer the Army to
victory. As usual. both they and the
brigade of midshipmen will give short
marching exhibitions Immediately aft.
er entering the Polo Grounds. These
are spectacles that never fail to thrill
the thousands who are on hand to
cheer them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
IN BEST CONDITION.
WALKER YOUNGER.

Comparisons of the men follow:
Walker. Friedman
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Part 6-12 Pages
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

NIINNO IIElND INND u t -
In order to protect Its adVer-
tisers from receiving circular mat
ter, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter VIII
be withheld, as far as possible. by
The Star. Only bona flde answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers III care of The Star
will be delivered to advertisers on
presentation Of the box number
ticket.
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WE NEED MEN

who are willing to work un-
der the direction of successful
district managers, selling the
foremost article in it's field. To
these men we can offer splendid
inducements and promotion to
those who qualify. THIS MAY
BE YOUR OPPORTUNITY,
so come in for interview with
the factory representative, Mon
day, May 25, at
US 18th ST. NV. !.
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HELP-MALE.
ENGINEER

Real estate concern desires services Of
young. hustling. ambitious engineer. Must
have own transit and instruments. Answer
in own handwriting stating experience and
salary wanted. Address Box 277-X. Star
Office,
Evening star., 1925-05-24

oc%'o "omAN. aoSlBt1nt 10 OOCLOr. must
pe capable receiving people and thorough
Win telephone: state experience and salary
expected. Address Box 256-X. Star ofice.
WOMEN
An internationally known Chicago cor
pofaton with branch Offices throughout the
United states. offers an unusual opportunity
TO women of refinement and individuality
TO become established as travelling repre-.
sentatlves. Dgnified, congenial. permanent
connection with prosperous g organiz ation onG
annually: transportation expenses paid: bust
ness experience unnecessary. but appearance
and tact essential Give age. education and
experience in first letter. Address F. E.
Compton 4 Co.. 5S East Washington St,
Chicago Ill.
TRIMMER, good, capable and
experienced. Zimmerman, 1925
Conn. Ave.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced
double entry, by a large local
corporation. This is a perma-
nent position. If you are not
qualified and are not seeking
permanent employment do not
waste time answering this ad-
vertisement. Address Box
l0/-X Star Office
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ook or cafeteria work. coIored. no lam
Y 95S Florida ave. NV
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SALES MEN-Two; increased
sales offer exceptional oppor-
tunity for men who qualify !;
good income assured. Apply
sales manager, Ourisman Chev-
rolet Sales Co., OF H st. ne.
Evening star., 1925-05-24

,,.,,i 1oEANlNG office apis by coloTed
woman: references. sos NJ st Sc 25&
Evening star., 1925-05-24

CHJLDREN's DRESSES MADE WITH
style individuality and careful workmanship.
Adams 1896.
WANTED PASSENGERS FOR -DECoRA-
tion day trip TO Ocean City. Nd. via An
napolis; leave Saturday; return Monday via
Dupont Highway and Wilmington: $40 ca.
including all expenses. Call Mr.. WILLIAMS.
Line. S43-J after pm or write 532 4th
st.
FOUNTAIN OF Y OF tn : HENRY's
French Rose Facial Oil. French-Greek Mas
sage Oil. Reducing Elixir. Pain Killer.
Henry masseur to society at residence only.
Paris graduate. Physical trainer of inter
nationally known dancers. artists and ath
letes. All principal languages spoken. 1901
st. NV. FIR. 9249.
ANY ONE WILLING TO PAY $40 PER
month will find god home for child in pri-
vate family, with one who thoroughly un-
derstands children. Hyattsville +61-J.
wANTED-FARM BOARD FOR BOY 16:
reasonable Mrs WHITE, 1926 Minnesota
ave. ne.
wANTED-To BOARD AND GIVE MOTH
er's care to . school children during vaca-
tion: reasonable. Plenty fruit, milk and
eggs Mrs. UNDREL PAYNE. Calverton. Va
DOCTOR, STARTING PRACTICE, OFFER
ed good location. Address Box 245-X, Star
lContlnued on Next Page,
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HELP-MALE (COnt'6.

PORTER-Young colored man at least 81
years old must have auto drivers permit.
Salary SIS per week Apply with refer
ences. Hausler & Company. 500 st. NV.
PORTER or helper on truck. colored man.
Evening star., 1925-05-24

1Ooh, s Hrst class; woman wants place in
eaIe OF boarding house. 1907 9th ST. n W
Evening star., 1925-05-24

MEN to sell Ford cars; only
those having car and willing to
work evenings need apply !;
prospects furnished. Robey
Motor Co., 1929 L st. NV.
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Glass, wishes position. Cali or
Evening star., 1925-05-24

STENOGRAPHER-TY -TYPIST-Hig school ed
ucatlon, some experience. Frank 1865 {"
Evening star., 1925-05-24

ACCOUNTANT wanted by Chicago hrin sPe-
ctalizing in income taxes. several Win WI spe 1s
cial assessment or railroad sections. In ap-
plication state all facts necessary TO elnt
same proper consideration. so as TO ~arrdih i,itb
ability Address Box 2O7-U. Star Office. q.
Evening star., 1925-05-24
WANTED-SALESMEN.

DISTRIBUTORS for Wash-Rite auto mop;
mo sts $3.50 o
monthly. Hemple Co. ST. Louis.
MILLIONS SAVED--Marvelous new So check
writer: inks, perforates; guaranteed ,., 5
Devices Corporation. Dept 4. Grand Rapids,
sALEsMEN;mony one POLICY a day means ga a
policy pays S.. 900 'Af prineipai ai ie~ sum. ss5
Pfnss epeea &c stn1s' traSei policy only
ysarry o ~Ei5n eniGk R for territory
SALESMEN-Best men make, $3.50 weekly
guaranteed su11,s s35 week and expenses against
dar Rapids. Iowa.
SALEsMEN-If you, have ability and are
willing to work, we have Florida proposi-
Our men are making money and at the same
time acQuainting themselves with the great
IS sd ony bS OF ahe ss
call: Coastal Realty Company. Inc. 243
woodward Bldg. 28'
SALESMEN-A wide-awake, district manager
VIII fh'iHs esiabsh il
ave. New YORK. -o>' WV p'' ''n
S.AhLESMEN-Make 500. to s15O weekly
sen seinng Iruit slrups and beverages: 25 per
account. Robt. Thai Co.. 315 N. Main. st.
Louis, Mo.
SALEsMEN-ouick profits assured: 5000
cleaner: no electric cords. no motors to get
@ ou. on order: does same work as most ex-
WINGED by single demonstration: best seller
IN years write quick for our oht-making
ind. fidn' Inc Marvel Co. Dept E. HAMMOND
Statesmen wanted to call on grocers, gen
erai and drug stores; guaranteed extracts,
toilet articles. medicines and specialties;, big
gay bttic. lor nVs wires Brooks Co., Ala High
SsALEsMEN-The s. Fairmont anti.glare shield
Is ys the greatest selling automobile specially
- see either side Of the road. Retails at 81.
sorry cigar. stationer and other lines of busi,
ness. salesmens commission amounts to l-3
ey OF our sn Pad ars inee eannR
ssair.nont Optical Mfs. Co. IS Kneeiand st.,
TRUCK SALESMEN-Two experienced men
desired: will pay high rate of commission
TO right men. Inquire McCurdy Mac
Whorter. Inc. 141s North Capitol st. 90
$50 DAILY selling auto invention So: all
cars. free newspaper display advertising over
your name as agent assures success; on;
c1al test shows gasoline mileage increased
63er: wonderful opportunity Territory going
fast. Philis Manufacturing Co, st. Louis.
Statesmen. AGENTS-Big cash profits paid
daily for demonstrating and selling SaveM
fire eXtinguishers to auto and truck owners,
garages. filling stations. stores. homes and
farms: real liquid fire extinguisher. only
S375. Sells sight: big commissions to
agents working all time or spare time: no
capital or experience Jeauired: you sell them.
We deliver and collect Write for territory.
full particulars and actual photographs of
fires put out by Save-M fire extinguishers.
Tom Bateman. Sales Manager.
GIL Save-M Bldg.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
$40 DAILY EASY-We start you in auto
accessory business: no investment, no expert
ence necessary: exclusive territory. Motor
Products Co. 1853 Lunt ave. Chicago.
A Sensational Campaign
Evening star., 1925-05-24

Office handling high-cIass subdivision de-
sires two more reliable. aggressive salesmen
with previous record of success. Must be
experienced and have car. This is a nosi-
tion requiring hard work but Offering good
returns. Commission basis only. In writ
ing give full experience. Address Box 2S7-T
Star Office. 2Ps
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WHITE BOYS
About 10 years old for

GEN NERAL USEFULNESS
around store; boys Of good character and
energy who desire to go ahead. Address Box
lg0-X Star ONCE
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SITUATIONS-MALE (Cont'dD.

CHAUFFEUR wishes position truck or tour
ing: five years experience. Adams 1137-W.
CHAUFFEUR-Colore in private family
lDI3-W "a
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE (Cont'd.

PKSACTiCAL NURSE: would go north: ca
psoie p, OF taxing full charge of semi-invalid,
eFhess ss Tor one or two children: references.
Address b. B.. 3O53 P ST. NV. Tel. West
Evening star., 1925-05-24
HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

be capable receiving people and thorough
with telephone: state experience and salary
expected: Address Box 266-X. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-05-24

AGENTS wanted TO sell insurance: good con
tract and good territory. Apply To maudse''
40 Investment Building
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rHE MAN YOU WANT,

7 he MAN IUU WANT.
Executive with large experience in manu-
featuring, buying, selling, advertising. CORE
spondence, credit, collections. etc, is looking
for a position of responsibility where his
business qualifications, energy and unusual
capacity for hard work will eventually
lead to more than the $1,000 he is now
getting. Will consider reasonably lower sal
ary at start if position offered has real
possibilities for advancement Address Box
444-S Star Office
Evening star., 1925-05-24
HELP-MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS AND EXAMINERS wansee ,.,e
by Chicago firm specializing in lnters'd th
commerce work several with training N W. W.
Interpretation of sections 2o4 and 2os f Of the the
transportation act: also section loa ol .inp So
Interstate commerce act Have apphcatioL
state all facts and particulars neeessary so war 70
give same proper consideration. so as 70 W. W.
rant an interview fur further consideration
Compensation solely dependent upon the ap
plcant's ability. Address Box -oo-os
office -
Evening star., 1925-05-24

SEWING by day or take home I0I6 Ist
st. Sc 'V- 4"4' LEU
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LAhE FOR DIR. s. bachelor or ladies' ants +:
mao ma IN IN once. beauty parlor light clean
i. ,lis ny neat. reliable, intelligent 1ight com
Star office '' DOA
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SSOOh S'-Ih IN boarding house or days work and
ouhoIe washing: 92l Florida ave NV 955
DAYS WORK by coIored woman w., ~
Evening star., 1925-05-24

.COLLECTOR-One of previ-
Gus experience, with machine;
permanent position for the right
man. Address Box 420-X, Star
office.
Evening star., 1925-05-24

SIENOGRAPHER. refined, well educated
OF further information call Line. 7SO5.W
Evening star., 1925-05-24

= }. waitress coIored girl. 1913
Evening star., 1925-05-24

SrG -olored private family: good bread
nv nv eahe' stay nights; wages, SIS. 113 E
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tifia. TiaaM RMAID-,Competent. desires posi.
Fr1n;, t'pm prefer to leave city: best references
Evening star., 1925-05-24

eyy,1n; eUoh and houseworker; in small family:
- rattelLenced- ted no Laundry: home nights: city
references. North g3g6-J ''
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Star OfnCe.
WOMAN TEACHERS

In Northern Lake region and New Eng
sena teaeher and a eas $50
per week; salary TO start and railroad fare
e,ser %ddress hps Smith
15l6.5s i. Washinston st.. Chicago. nj.
ONE OF Washington's largest
department stores requires the
services of several experienced
demonstrators in their toilet
goods department, and none but
thoroughly experienced need
apply; in making application
state where formerly employed
and give references; attractive
salaries and positions permanent
to those who qualify. Address
Box AK, Star office.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
double entry; by a large local
corporation; this is a permanent
position; if you are not qualified
and are not seeking permanent
employment do not waste time
answering this advertisement.
Address Box 1o7-X, Star office.
PRESSERS on Hoffman press
ing machines; must be expert
enced in both mems and
women's work; furnish best ref
erences as to character and
ability. Apply The Hoffman
Co, 1880 Penna. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1925-05-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA
tor permit and heavy traffic: any car fur-
nished. Call POSTER Franklin S767
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line. 30. We do the rest.
FORMING CLASSES IN ALL BRANCHES
Of beauty culture and marcel waving. ELL
See system. 1716 NV. "a.
weekly: cost 5000: 1000 have attend
ed. Empire School. 206 E. 10th ST.. New
York.
TYPEWRITING TOUCH SYSTEM. COM
plete in eight weeks. Jenifer College (col-
ored). 1243 N. J. ave. NV. Franklin 1OO77:
GOD GAVE MAN FIVE SENSES
Touch. Taste. Sight. Smell and Hearing.
THE SUCCESSFUL MAN
Has Two More-Horse and Common.
Now is good time to begin course that
will At you for hte's duties. You will never
regret course in our school. Thousands
say II placed them on the road to success.
Call. write or telephone. It is better to call.
WOODS SCHOOL,
Established 1885.
311 East Capitol St.
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SAJESMA

H a9FGGFfAoN oFFeHs whsH1NeFo5Ss whas1HfR H5s
E8K WELL EsFkBL1sHEp EocA BusfSsEs BshfSs
DESIRES THE SERVICES OF A WIDE.
AWAKE. ENERGETIC MAN TO ACT AS
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE.
THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
RIGHT MAN SrT T3 EsiTABhIssH HIMsEtF II
WILL BE WELL PAID FOR LOYALTY
a. SALES @ EXPERIENCE NOT ABso-
LUTELY NECESSARY IF YOU MEASURE
UP TO OUR STANDARDS IN OTHER
W. A4S;ee pow o,ov cr.p o,,r,o,,
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orot'lta ooOh-Girl wishes place: plain cook; ref
eIeLtes. 1923 10th NV 66s
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SITUATIONS-nnNIESTIC

| bI SDLE WASHES, days work; reliable col
| oL.u Nonlan. lO21 Kenyon st II W