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Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
DELEGATE SAYS ALASKA SHOULD
 CONTROL FISH
SAYS DEPARTMENT GIVES CON- TROL OF INDUSTRY TO THE
 LARGE COMPANIES

SEATTLE, Nov. 23 (P)-Delegate Dan Sutherland arrived from Juneau today en route to Washington to at tend the next session of Congress.
 MT. Sutherland stated that he intends to introduce a bill the next session proposing that control of the fisheries fof Alaska be taken out of the hands of the Department of Commerce and vested in the Territorial legislature. MT. Sutherland said "The Depart
 ment of Commerce is giving the big
 packers too much consideration, while
 the small fisherman or independent packer are fighting for foothold. The rules require that such expensive gear and machinery be used that only we'll financed corporations can qualify"
 Under the bill the legislators would appoint fishing commission to regu-
 late the kind and quality of gear and the areas in which operations could be carried on, the length of season and the amount of tax to be paid on the finished product
 The bill includes a request that
 Alaskan men handle the game situa- tion, now under the department of
 agriculture. r"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
ROAD PETITION IS BEING SIGNED BY
 MAJORITY CITIZENS
FIFTEEN MILES OF PROPOSED ROAD WOULD CONNECT SE-
 WARD WITH MOOSE PASS

The petitions being circulated To- caIly in an effort to bring pressure to bear for the construction of wa gon road from the end of the Sew ard-Kenai Lake road, connecting with the Moose Pass highway at Mile 29, has practically the signatures of ev- cry business man in Seward attach ed, as we'll as many other citizens. When completed the petitions will be mailed to Col. James G. Steese, president of the Alaska Road Con- mission.
 The proposed road will be approxi- mately fifteen miles in length. Cross ing this end of Lake Kenai, the pro- posed route outlined, would traverse The Alaska Railroad, passing Lawing, and continuing on to Moose Pass. Such a connecting road, it is pointed out, would afford direct communica- ton between Seward and the Moose Pass mining district and the towns of Sunrise and Hope, assisting great ly in the development of the natural resources of Kenai Peninsula. From a tourist standpoint, there would be 75 miles of scenic highway and in this respect would prove to be val uable asset to these various com- munities.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
TWENTY ONE PERSONS HOMEI ESS AND MANY BUILDINGS DESTROYED; ZERO
 WEATHER HAMPERS WORK FIREMEN
FIRE ATTRIBUTED TO EXPLOSION OF OIL STOVE IN APARTMENT OVER FORMER SALOON
 NEARLY WIPES OUT FRONT STREET

NOME, Nov. 23- Fire Saturday night, attributed to the explosion of oil stove apartments the Board of Trade saloon for time threatened to wipe out Front Street The flames spread rapidly despite six lines of hose playing the blaze, and completely destroyed Poets rooming house in which the blaze started. Both were three story buildings.
 Bremen and volunteer citizens drenched with freezing water and zero temperatures made conditions for fire fighting extremely difficult Several remen were frostbten and hot coffee served the ceencased fire fighters
 The places destroyed include Dr. Hochers dental of- ce Tarnutzers barber shop the Keener tailoring shop James Hewitt proprietor of the Board of Trade verely burned and Dr. Kemp Jens Jensen and Earle Ham, mon slightly burned All are in the hospital Salvag- ing merchandise from the basement of the burned build ings began Sunday It is estimated the loss will reach 0OO00O. Twenty-one persons are homeless.
 The flames spread so rapidly that only few razors were saved from the barbershop ground floor Two highly prized canary birds in the barbershop window burned
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
NOME SWEPT BY $100,000 BLAZE,
SEATTLE CHAMBER WILL HELP IN
 ALASKAN FIGHT
EFFORTS BE MADE TO HAVE CONGRESS CONSOLIDATE
 ALL DEPARTMENTS

F SEATTLE, Nov. 23 (P)-The Cham Der of Commerce Alaskan Committee will concentrate it's efforts on road construction and maintenance, the op- eration of the Alaska railroad and the retention of the mail service during the next three months, Josiah Collins, it's chairman announced
 A dispatch from it's Washington representative, Jack Underwood, said that efforts would certainly be made to have congress consolidate Federal operations in Alaska into one bureau, with a view of reducing the present personnel at least 80 per cent in Washington
 Despite the reduction of rates, treas ury receipts from taxation and per- sonal incomes in 1924 increased over $25 100000, personal tax payments be- ing $6S9, 100000, which was a gain of 3.7 per cent over 1923 The number of returns dropped 4,OO0.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
FOOTBALL GAMES FOR SATURDAY
 SHOW SURPRISES
STANFORD BEATS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-ARM DE-
 FEATs URsINlUs COLLEGE

Stanford 26, University of Califor' nit IA, final.
 Chicago ', Wisconsin 20, final University of Southern California IS, Iowa 0, final.
 olumbus-Illinois 15, Ohio State State g, crowd S5,000. Grange scored no touchdown. 1t gam ed S7 yards in 23 plays. He threw five forward passes totaling g yards. After the game he told a reporter he would lead his own professional team into the South soon.
 Ann Arbor-Michigan 35, Minneso- ta 0.
 West Point-Army A, Ursinus 0. South Bend-Notre Dame 13, North western 10.
 Boise-Idaho ', Oregon Aggies 16 Horsemen" are to play with the Washington 79, College of Puget Sound O.
 Stanford 16, California IA.
 w. s. c. O, Gonzaga 0.
 U. s. c. IS, Iowa 0.
 Missouri ', Kansas 0.
 Wisconsin 20, Chicago z.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
HEART CHICKEN
 LIVES YEARS,
 REMOVED BODY
MODERN SCIENCE PERFORMS AP. PARENT MIRACLE IN KEEP
 ING ORGAN ALIVE

NEW YORK, Nov. 23 (P-Live tis- sue taken from the heart of a chicken by pr. Alexis Carrell in 1913, is still alive and growing under the care of Rockefeller Institute experts. They say if the tissue had not been pared down each day it would be a colossal monster, "overspreading the entire city of New York"
 The tissue doubles in size every 24 hours and will continue to do so as long as nurtured and irrigated.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
QUEEN BURIED WITH
 SIMPLE CEREMONIES

SANDINGHAM, Eng, Nov. 23 (P)- With ceremonies almost as simple as would have been accorded the numb lest villager, Queen Mother Alexan- dria's body was placed in coffin made from the oaks on the royal es- tate, and taken on wheeled bier to Sandrigan Church. King George, Qeen Mary and the Prince of Wales attended the service. No further ser vices will be held until the funeral, when the body will be removed to London church to be opened for wis itors to view the body.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
Recent Storms At Sea
 Damage Lights This District Cedar Back

The lighthouse tender Cedar, which arrived in port from the South Sat- urday at noon, departed yesterday for Kodiak, and the Westward to at tend to a number of damaged lights. At the time of the Cedar's departure from Seward last month, Captain Leadbetter stated the Cedar would go south for the winter. Recent storms to the Westward, including this district, necessitated the ship re- turning and making the repairs to the lights, some of which were extin- quished.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
GEORGE McCALGAN,
 SENT TO ANCHORAGE
 FROM HERE, EXPIRES
WELL KNOWN SEWARD MAN, WITH RAILROAD MANY YEARS
 DIES FOLLOWING TRIP

Six minutes after his arrival at Anchorage yesterday afternoon, Geo. McCalgan, resident of Seward, pass ed away, following an illness of but three days. It is stated that efforts were made to send the sick man to the Anchorage hospital the day pre- vious but arrangements could not be made. Local friends feared he would not survive the trip over the rail- road, so weakened was his condition from stomach ailment Irish Col ins of Anchorage, accompanied him from Seward.
 George Michigan was about fifty years of age and had worked for a number of years on various sections on the railway. As far as culd be as- certained in Seward today, no infor- ation regarding relatives could be learned.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
STOLEN GOODS FOUND
 IN HOME OF HALL

SEATTLE, Nov. 23 P)-George Hall was arrested here for, second time charged with participating in jewel robberies in California totaling $250,000. He was arrested in his apartment where the police found jewels and furs valued at $500.
 Halls wife is under arrest at Los Angeles on the same charge.
 Detectives said Hall, who was ar rested last Sunday, expressed surprise when they discovered him free today. Explaining this, Hall said, "Oh, they have nothing on me. They let me go."
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
CHURCHES WILL PAY TRIBUTE
 TO ALASKAN MISSIONARY

SEATTLE, Nov. 23 P)-Seattle churches will pay tribute next Sunday to the memory of Rev. Nels Hoijer, 70, missionary, who died Friday as result of exposure when the gas schooner Ariel was wrecked o: Teller September 25. Hoijer spent almost half a century in missionary work in
 Russia and Siberia, and spent 30 years among the half civilized tribes in Russia but after the revolution he operated out of Seattle. He is sur vived by widow and child in Sweden.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23

First portrait study of John R. Me Quigg, of East Cleveland, Ohio, 59- year-old white-haired lawyer, banker and wounded overseas engineer off, cer, who is the new National Com mander of the American Legion. Flee tion was held at the Seventh Annual Convention of the Legion at Omaha. MT. McQuigg has seen service in three wars under the American flag. The 1926 convention will be held in Phila- delphia, and that of 1927 in Paris, France.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
COLONEL COOLIDGE
 FAILS TO IMPROVE

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Nov. 23 P- Colonel Coolidge, father of the Presi- dent, failed to show improvement to- day, Major James Coupal, and execu- tives of the physician said. Although the patient is able to set up briefly, he is not feeling as we'll as he did Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
RACE HORSES BURN;
 VALUED AT S1O,OOO

CAMBRIDGE, Ga, Nov. 23 (P- Ten race horses valued at between $3,OOO and .$2O,O0o were killed yester- day when an Atlantic Coast passenger train was derailed near here.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
BRAIN EXPOSED,
 MAN STILL LIVING

SPOKANE, Nov. 23 (P)-A section of the brain of Paul Clark, which has been protruding from hole in his skull for two months, was removed, and the hole covered with a silver plate. T feel fne,' Clark said, after recovering consciousness.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
AMUNDSEN WILL LECTURE
 IN SEATTLE IN FEBRUARY

SEATTLE, Nov. 23 R-Raold Amundsen, the explorer, will lecture in Seattle February 21, Gunnar Lund, the newspaper publisher announced. Amundsen is making tour of the country to raise funds for his polar flight work, already begun at Spitz- bergen, where a mooring mast and an airdrome have been erected.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23

Happy" Fairman and sister, Mae Elliott, were weekend arrivals in Se- ward to meet their mother, Mrs. Vio- let Elliott, who arrived in Seward Saturday from Seattle. ALI left for Anchorage yesterday morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
MOTHER OF MRS.
 WILSON DEAD

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 23 (P- Mrs. William Ceiling, S2, the mother of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, died after several months illness and was buried Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23

Oscar Hart, representing the New stadter Bros, clothing line, left Se- ward Saturday night on the Yukon, bound for Cordova.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23

Harry Seller, Anchorage resident who has been attending the Valdez term of court, as a juror, passed thru Seward Saturday en route home.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23
LADDER AND HAMMER TAKEN

Chief of Police Martin Lanning wishes the party who appropriated the ladder and claw hammer from the Fire hall to please return said articles at once.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-23

The gasboat Chase, Capt Emswiler, departed early this morning for Days Harbor.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ONE of Washingtons largest
department stores require the
services Of a capable young man
for their department ofaccounts,
preferably zone with a knowledge
Of accountancy. The position
offers excellent possibilities to
the right man, attractive salary
to start with, where merit and
ability will be recognized by
rapid advancement. Make appli-
cation in own hand writing
stating experience and give ref
erences. None but those possess
ing the proper qualifications will
be considered. Address Box IT,
c. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Part GA Pages
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tfsers from receiving clrcuiaf hid'
ter, it is expressly understood and and
agreed that all such matter WIN
be withheld. as far as possible oy
The Star. Only bona hde answers
to advertisements addressed 10
box numbers in care of lhe star
will be delivered to advertisers on
presentation of the box numOer
ticket.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVlI Service EXamlnat1OnS.
special intensive course beginning this
week for Bookkeeper examination. Both
men and women. age lS years to 70 years:
for those who enter this week in preparation
Tor Patent ONCE exam Salary, $50 Ths
10th and NV. Phone Fr. 2060.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Secretary-S y-Stenographer
IANSBURGH & BRO.

Require the services of a
competent young woman, as
secretary to the store superin-
tendent. Preference will be
given to one who has tact, a
pleasing personality, and is
strong on detail work. Write
stating age, qualifications, refer
ences and salary desired. ST.
perintendent's Office, Lansburgh
& Bro.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

MEN (two) of sterling charac-
ter to sell business insurance.
If you have practically reached
the limit of income in your pres
ent occupation, write us as to
your business and educational
history. preparatory to 4
friendly, confidential interview.
Address Box 495-B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

TRUCK statesmen. expert
enced, for local territory, who
can sell and also handle sales
men. A real opportunity for the
right man. Unless you are a
top-notcher in this line and have
demonstrated your ability, don't
waste Our time. Write, giving
full particulars, to Box lOo-C,
Star office.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
HEIP-MALE.

ACTIVE MAN wanted to book orders iop or
ruperintend territory; experience unneGess ns,ts +
sary pay weekly: free repIacemdenH1i nd nH1irnitied 4a
no investment Apply knight Bost"a.ek'
Na,rarlr Neu, York State.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

WHITE MAN to drive bever-
age truck. No experience neces-
sary. Address Box SOC, Star
office.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
PERSONAL fCOnt'6.

MOTHER WITH YOUNG BABY. CAN YOU
use refined l4-year-old intelligent white
Prefer some one going to mountains: refined.
genteel couple absolutely necessary; salary
DRUGLESS METHODS. ELECTRICAL
treatments: summer rates: . to = pm, suite
2l7 Evans Bldg. Main 2472. DR.. ALLYN.
DRESSMAKER WHO WILL SEW IN EX-
change for osteopathic treatments Call Nam
Sl6a; nass;= br. lol; Mon: between IL and /
rouMG ,roI.S;G.. LADY oAI11 DESIRES POSITION As
Sept. Is. Phone North 1O435 30
STATISTICAL WORK AND COMPUTATIONS
solicited; comptometer operating taught and
COACHING Tor examinations. Address Box
&C. Star Office.
PARTY GOING To DETROIT FOR FEW
take three four passengers: $40 round
trip. Address Box 1890. Star Office 2s.
CHILDREN BOARDED IN IDEAL COIN;
MARLBORO 27-F-l2. Box 1880. Upper MARI
INvALIDS. SICK. CoNvALEsCENTs AND
home: reasonable rates Lincoln 034s-J.
COACHING IN FRENCH. SPANISH. LATIN
EN-. Enchshi 7o. Near Central High Reasonable
CHEVY CHASE = ATTRACTIVE OUT
side rooms, Earase; advantages of house,
SeThtfui ;,brh nulIinheh Win aan ai,ts.es % o.
ss,r.I Cleveland iIS a47@,J. HSjie near carr I'll
0rpoRTUNITY TO LEARN FRENCH
neigh horhood cool house Potomac 456.
NESTLE LANOIL PERMANENT WAVE
ptat w.huingI no f11zz or kInk. no break.se
Ph. Adams 4543-W evenings and Sundays.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS HAVE YOUT
chsns GROUND rn oysTnight nr by experienced me
prices Adams 1880 1A' ''''e'D'
YOUNG MAN, PIANO PLAYER. WANTS
TO associate with violin or piano player 70
study OF mostly CLASSICAL music IN the eve
DRIVING TO GETTYSBURG ROOM 4 La
| dies; take ladies to and from office. also
teach ladies' to drive any gear car. Adams
WANT FOUR TO MOTOR TO MAINE LAKF
and mountain region: stop at lake resort
! cooperative. Address Box 245-C. Star office
| SEDAN LEAVING JULY FOR DAYTON
gers. sl2 each North 10000. Branch Bran 1854 s54
| HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET
| ter class OF unfortunate young women he
| fore and during confinement. Strictly private
Ven Hospital. Cory. Pa.
! A GRADUATE IN ELECTC'Y WILL GIVE
| you scientific treatment: excessive weight re
| duced by new methods. Phone Pot 144T.
! EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS AM
! convaescents in an exceptionally comfortab bt
aS@s aSss. 1858 hai0rama ro Phone Adam
WE PAY So TO $40 FOR MEN-LADIEs
| suits. overcoats. Our prices for old clothes
all kinds. are the highest. WASH CLOTH
.-S' hhs Phone N. 1878. ess Dn.w.
/ NEW MASSAGE-Institutt
Expsen Expss, Mss~sur y1 Grad f.
Ph. Main s525. I02a i7th ST. NV. >.
MADAME X
| and all other rubber corsets repaired Worl
| called for and delivered.
| 1902 14th ST. NV. North 24o
Evening star., 1925-06-28
SALESMAN.

We require young man. between % and
35-a forceful salesman-with college
education or its equivalent and with enough
business ability to meet the executive on his
own level. to sell our tax information serv-
ices and also advertising in our tax publica-
tions in Washington. This is the leading in
stituton of it's Kind and growing very rapid
ly: its customers include thousands of the
largest corporations. lawyers. accountants
and financial institutions.
The right man will earn 81 900 to 81 900
the first year and will increase his income
substantially each year, due to the fact that
commissions are paid on renewals as well as
new business.
Give sufficient information including edu-
cation and experience. In your frst letter to
enable us to Judge your quail fications for
our work; include telephone number; your
application will be M treated in strict strict S9nfi- @
New York City.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

FLOORS = NEW FLOORS LAID. OLD
floors renovated: electric machine or hand
work. Fr; 6524 day, FIR. 2627 evenings-
]. c. PRICE. 1920 9th st NV
Evening star., 1925-06-28
HELP-FEMALE lCont,dl.

tent on fine gowns and must
come we'll recommended. kap-
lowitz. 721 9th st. NV.
WANTED an all round opera
tor for our Beauty Parlor. Must
be thoroughly experienced. In
making application state expert
ence and give references. Ad-
dress Box 273-C, Star office.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ELECTRIC WIRING-EcOnOmize on wiring
and fixtures: II months to pay Economy
Electric Co. 9Th and SITS. NV. Main 7747.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ESTIMATOR FOR REIN
FORCED CONCRETEW WORK
AT ONCE. VIM. FICKLEN,
|717 10th ST.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
SITUATIONS-FEMALE (Cont'D.

PUPILS for piano: special attention to be-
ginners. Col. 1905.
REF'NED CQLORED SISTERS, maid and
Apt ..
satAD 81 s11I1 MAKER @ coorsq girl e1perissapc.ed
stitution or private family. Col. 604s. 2s.
SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHER - Young
lady years exper,eance wishes PENNY PENNY
where necessary quailhcatlons are IA aPinsi rsiii
sTENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT - LES Legal expert
ence: references Potomac :3o.3:3-
PHER-TYPIsT-Youns lady, 4
years experience. wishes permanent posi-
tion with, future advancement: best re!eF'
ence Address Box 32O-C. Star Office
Haynor. Franklin 1692-W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. K; John
son. 1907 Gi a-d at. NV. Adams 5062.
7th- -sc:se. inclusive. 144s Park rd Apt. D:
THAINtD NURSE wants work of any kind
TYPIsT-Youns lady. with one years ueX eX
reierences. @ address H R Box sss:c. Star oftice.
WOMAN. refined. college education, graduate
dress Boz 440:B. Star oIlce.
aGss HARS ~hf ssas: sssbssh 'hss
yon st. Adams 173. 20.
YOUNG COLLEGE GIRL would be ccm
nj, and dGpss coach for child Tess B",
ALB. Star office.
YOUNG LADY. refined. capable. desires posi-
tion. clerical work including some know
edge of shorthand and typewriting expert
enced: best references. Address Box 60C
Star office. 2S'
YOUNG WOMAN experienced artist. desires
position designer. decorator. etc. Address
Box 283-C. Star Office. 30'
DRESSES MADE. SlS5 CHILDRENS. rs,
up: satisfaction guaranteed
Potomac AZ.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ALTO WASHERS experienced, colored: DO
Hot ,n,Iv uitbout references relative to abll-
fty as car washer See Mr. Reed, ITO Sth
Evening star., 1925-06-28

BOOKKEEPER. % years of age: must DE
Quick and accurate at figures: answer IN own
Handwriting Address Box 2S3-C. star OIL
Evening star., 1925-06-28

steady work for men with real ability ana a
experience others need not Apply. Mf'
Evening star., 1925-06-28

APPRENTICE CLERK-Corporatio mas
opening for reliable young man who ues,res n1S
20 learp office work; permanent posatior raer. ae
ences t reauired: high school education DE, e.
eirable: no experience necessary a'MSi 600 ner
own handwriting. initial salary, 81 ooo per
Ss.r Sdress Hoy ilO-C star office
Evening star., 1925-06-28

MOTHER WITH YOUNG BABY. CAN YOU
Use refined 14-year-old Intelligent white
girl as companion and helper for Summer
Prefer some one going to mountains: refined.
genteel couple absolutely necessary; salary
OF minor importance. Address Box 69-C.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

pARRFRS white or colored 3 stores for
rent excentlonally good locations for bar
hers: will help you start in business 1or
yourself 1N0G X ST. n. W.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

PLASTERING and straight new work. and
patching and pointing, up done by Lloyd
Periue the man that does the hest work at
reasonable prices Call week days. 6 pm.
SOC 3th II n V F- lnIl-W
Evening star., 1925-06-28

BOY Colored to act as photographer as.
tistant and do general studio work: must
have reference Apply Monday. o'clock
Bachrach Inc. 1927 f st. n.w.- n.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

DRUGLESS METHODS ELECTRICAL
treatments Summer rates: . to pm, suite
2l7 Evans Bldg. Main 2472. Dr. ALLYN.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

VIiHIN CANINJ. UFHULS SIFR1NG, RE-
pairing: Al work. lowest prices. Line. 42S5.
Line $3.50. L. L. Bailey. 2ll Pa. ave.
CHAIRS GAINED. upholstered: porch rockers
splinted. &. A. ARMSTRONG 1888 10th
st. NV. Franklin GiS3
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ADyFRTTSING SOLICITORS = High class
s-s..I-sxia, I11- = ST NV 2S~
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ChNo ,Wdsntu, pDIIshtd and -reasnd, motor-
cleaned. 10 to 30 minutes service. work
guaranteed: reasonable prices. storage. Ma
tional Garage and Auto Laundry Co. 800
NeM JerhnN l.innnlr n1OS
Evening star., 1925-06-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschler's. 92o
Pa. ave NV. every Wed and Sat. 10 am.
BUICK 1925 MASTER SIX 5-PASS. TOUR
ing-Like new. will he sold. absolutely n
bargain: you will have to act quickly di-
rect from owner; $50 worth of extras.
1851 Pa ave sc. 2S'
Evening star., 1925-06-28
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
tOntinurd.)

CARPENTER AND BUILDER Maxim.
screens specially. Prices reasonable. WoTi
guaranteed. Lincoln lO413. 72I 18th ST
Evening star., 1925-06-28

FORD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: must have
had experience in Ford dealers shop: good
salary. Triangle Motor. New York ave.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ENTRY CLERK in plumbing supply house ;
must be quick and write good PLAN hanei hanG:
ence II auy and salary expected: also state
age Address BOX 1910. Star office
Evening star., 1925-06-28

JANITOR-Settled couple honest capable.
6lean to render services. exchange for quar-
ters 18th. Park rd Inquire 1717 De
Evening star., 1925-06-28

EX-SERVICE MEN: no scheme: make $40
day: nav daily: light work. Service Record
4O3 Baltic Bldg. 606 st. NV, to III
Evening star., 1925-06-28

COUNTER MAN-Active. neat-appearlnG.
young white man for steam table Al lies res
1900 per month and meals. Address Box
O-S-r
Evening star., 1925-06-28

MEN-Reliablc in every locality to supply
credit and confidential reports for INSTALL
ment firms and dealers: spare or full time;
no selling; big money: anybody can do this
work; experience unnecessary. Anglo
American. 1850 Sheridan rd.. Chicago Ill.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

PUPILS for piano: special attention to be-
ginners. Col. 1895.
REF'NED COLORED SISTERS. maid and
cook at seashore; ref. 1916 l. st. n ""