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The daily worker., 1925-06-03
AMALCAMATION
NEED SEEN IN
SHOE LOCKOUT
Lynn Workers Feel Loss
of Unity
BY M. sHAvAF

AS the last agreement between the
Amalgamated Union and the manu-
facturers expired on May IL, the lat
ter notified the union that they are
determined not to renew the agree
ment. The manufacturers intend to
run their business on the American
plan, otherwise called the open shop
system.
The first one to go thru with that
was the Capital Shoe Co. This firm
declared a lockout, and advertised
for non-union help. After the union
representatives went down to inter
view the firm a strike was declared,
and pickets were put near the plant.
A United Front of Bosses
It is known that the Capitol Shoe
company is being backed by the rest
of the manufacturers of Lynn.
As the endeavor of the firm to get
the former union help to come to
work under the individual contract to-
tally failed, the firm applied for an in
junction in order to restrain oven
peaceful picketing.
When Mr.. Fish, business agent of
the Lasters and advocates for the
B. & S. was called upon by the Anal
gamated to take stand in regards to
the Capitol Shoe company, he said
that the Lasters are with the Anal
gamated in this fight.
The militants of both factories in
the Amalgamated as we'll as in the
Boot & Shoe Union are endeavoring
to prove to their respective locals
that the present fight has got to be
waged between the workers on one
end and the manufacturers on the
other end, and not as fight between
the unions.
If there was ever a time for the
Shoe Workers to come together, 1t is
a pressing necessity to do 1t i'm
mediately. Here you have for an
example the city OF Lynn, which was
at one time the queen shoe city of
the world, and the most organized cen
ter In the country, and now is the
seventh shoe center and the most dis
organized city in the country.
The chief reason which lead it to
the present condition is the fact that
Boston, ten miles from Lynn, is the
pest hole of the open shop, and the
Boot and Shoe with its graded prices
and state board agreements reign un-
changed.
Most obviously, the manufacturers
Of Lynn took the advantage and
moved to Boston, and competed with
Lynn.
Need The Same Union Everywhere
Would there be one union in the
shoe industry the manufacturer would
not see any benefit to keep on his
plant moving. II would also make 1t
so much easier for the union TO or
ganize the unorganised, thus bringing
about a uniformed price in the shoe
industry.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
FACTS FOR WORKERS
BY JAY LovEsToNE Director Research Department Party
ment, Workers Party

cent; in Rhode Island, 81 per cent
and In Connecticut, 81 per cent.
8. From 1890 to 1890 the number
OF homes not on farms rose from T.
922,o73 to 17,eoo.47s.
a. OF these 10.1sS.111 were rented
and 7.o41.2s3 were owned.
b. or the homes owned So.7 we're
mortgagod and eos we're free from
mortgage
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
MARINE WORKERS
FIND SHIPPING
BOARD TYRANNY
Sailors Brigged, jailed
and Cheated of Damages

NEW ORLEANS, June Charging
that he was chained to his bunk on
the steamship Scantic, owned by the
shipping board, while in Genoa, Italy,
by the second mate, Bixford E. Dickey
has filed suit for $4,000 in the federal
court.
Not only was he chained to his bunk
and placed in irons, but he was re-
fused food and water. The shipping
board claims Dickey was chained to
his bunk to prevent mutiny.
John L. Labey files suit against the
shipping board vessel West Ekonk for
$4,000 damages claiming that the cap
tain was responsible for his stay in an
Argentine jail for nine days.
The papers show that Labey was
drunk for three days but reported for
woE,k sober; that the captain re-
queste& that he be locked UP till the
ship sailed Attorneys claim that the
captain has no control Of sailor
while of duty.
Three American sailros injured last
October when a scaffold on the ship
ping board steamer Clearwater fell,
sued, and on a compromise verdict JOS
eph F. Kreisch instead of $4,000 re-
eeiYed $1,000 for permanent loss of
eyesight; John A. Nickles, claiming
$4,000 for spinal injury, $500; John
F. Edwards, asking $4,000 for shock
and abraisons received $500.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
CHOOSE SIGHT OF
MURDER OF STRIKERS
FOR WALES CEREMONY

JOHANNESBURG, so. Africa,
June 1.-The sIte chosen for johann
nesbura natives to groveI before
the prince Of Wales was Village
Deep, scene Of a brutal massacre
Of native mine strikers six years
ago. The native affairs department
refused to make public the number
Of native miners their police had
shot down.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
R. R. CAMP
FILTHY CORRAL
FOR SCAB HERD
Bertrand's Agency Is
Scab Recruiter
BY A. w. HARVlTT,
Worker Correspondent.

TOLEDO, Ohio.-Hot dog is the
principle article Of diet on bill of fare
at the Penn. r. R. camp. Workers at
Walbridge, Ohio, are charged $7.S5
week for board and are fed on hot
dogs every day This camp is run
by Beady and Kipp Of Chicago.
These contractors are shipping out
Of Chicago and other points.
Ten-Hour Day.
The wages paid at this camp are 35
cents per hour. The men in this camp
work or get paid for a ten hour day,
but they must go to and come from
their meals at the cook house on their
own time. They must also be on the
job ready to go out when the whistle
blows.
Under these conditions the slaves
in this camp put in eleven hours per
day.
The workers here are laid of when.
ever work is held up for any reason
such as weather conditions, or delay
on any account.
Like Pig sty.
The sanitary conditions in and
around the camp are bad; pools Of
stagnant water standing about the
camp from which arises a vile odor
Open toilets are close to the bunk
houses.
visited the camp presumably N
hunt for a certain individual, and the
watchman took me thru the bunk
houses in the evening. The bunk
houses were crowded and the buuks
were covered with blankets which
were in filthy condition because Of
their lack Of acquaintance with water
The fetid air in these places was
nanseating.
A seab Supply Station.
The watchman who was my guide
informed me that this camp was used
as station for strikebreaksr ra-
serves. This of course is not known
by new arrivals at the camp. many of
them leaving the camp as soon as
this is known.
One bunkhouse was crowded with
men shooting craps. using cigarets as
the stakes, as few Of the slaves have
any money, the wages being so mea-
ger.
The labor turnover at this camp
is very heavy. The workers are Quit
ting en- masses nearly every pay dav.
One hundred quit last pay day.
Recruiting scabs.
Bertrand's labor agency. 500 Wash
ington St, is shipping to this camp
Berti and brags that he can furnish
strikebreakers for $500 per head
When the writer asked if he could
furnish men for any kind of labo- ne
said, Yes"
He said he would sooner handle
strikebreakers than anything.
Lying Ads.
This human vulture puts out an ad.
vertising card announcing that the
camps he ships TO have electric lights.
best board, baths and first class camp
conditions.
Workers who contemplate Jumping
the camp and coming on to Toledo ara
advised that the Industrial conditions
are rotten here, thousands walking
the streets out of work.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
Cigarmakers' Union
will Meet August 10

BOSTON, Mass.-The annual con-
vention of the Cigarmakers' Interna-
tional Union will begin in Boston, Aug.
10, William Collins, president, Local
35, announced. Three hundred dele
gates, representing $4,000 workers in
the industry in the United States, Can
ada, Porto Rico and Cuba will be
present.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
SEAMEN VISITING SOVIET PORTS
"SEE SCHOOLS AND THEATRES IN
+ FACTORIES' AND OTHER WONDERS

Moakwhch Russian the
Russia eamen of all
nations published the language Of the semas
following two
nrsts
My Experience
visiting ships have been invited
say at once that
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
NEGROES DEMAND SAME
PAY ASO WHITE AT
GAPHQWN MEETING

cAPEToWN, Africa, June IA
big mass meeting Of Negroes In this
CITY demanded legislation to enforce
equal pay for equal work, regard
less Of the race of the workers.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03

Every sub you get during Red
Week of June 10 to 21 is a sub to
"make another Communist"
The daily worker., 1925-06-03

Year Avg. Debt Pct. Mortgaged
1890 1898 2T.7
1920 2,102 S97
1. Today about ~ per cent Of the
homos in the whole country are mort
gagged.
2. In New Jersey SO per cent of
the homes are mortgaged; in Massa-
chusetts 81 per cent; in North Da-
kota 50 per cent; In New York 81 per
The daily worker., 1925-06-03

Five thousand subs for Red Week.
Aeu ~ esA u June 10 to 21.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03

Distribute . bundle during Red
Week.
The daily worker., 1925-06-03
5000
I N
ON <
WE e X

The Second Annual Sub Campaign
has been extended to July nrst--all
subs sent In bsfor. this date Will sp-
ply to ali city and branch quotas.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

ROOMING and boarding business. by owner
Eye NV: IA outside rooms, attraCtively
| furnished .parquet floors: 5000 income
always full; best location; have other
business: sacrifice $3.50 to q quick buyer
Tel. FIlnklIn 3122. Ns
Evening star., 1925-12-07

bring references. 3il@ lith st. NV.
COLLECTOR. must have experience, Al
r"iercnce and car. Apply TO l.. J. Farley,
Inc. I31 eth ST NV
Evening star., 1925-12-07
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

-. -
PLUMBING. heating and gas fitting: prompt
work: reasonable prices: day and night serv-
ice. Z. c. Crouch. 909 14th II. Sc. 13s
.YPEwRITERS REPAIRED = The Rebuilt
;ynewT,ter Co. 1nG ~, sell i, rent and repair
PRESENT. Tel N. 6534. ll1O Il ST. NV
CPHOLSTERING. repairing: new furniture
m ade to your special order; all work the
best. Get our prices. Main 232. j. Holo-
ber Co. 622 F ri. NV. So
UPHOLSTERING and furniture repairing
special prices this month Col 403S Stand
ard Cph0lstering Co. 2s10 18th st NV. 49,
WATCH REPAIRING =. Expert. with %
years experience: formerly with best jewel
ers IN Washington: So SO. {. Il. Wlseman.
"31 q st. NV. IL
WELDING-,CAsTING. STEEL AND ALUM
mum welded properly: work guaranteed. NJ
NJ. Coleman. 207 18th st. NV. NJ. 459S.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-GOOD
quality opaque shades fitted to your win
d9ws. s5c: the best quality Of opaque shades.
KLEEBLATT. l1th and L SITS. ne. Line. s79.
WINDOW SHADES AND sCREENs-FREE
estimstes. ]. NJ. BUTLER & SON. 2o3l
Nichols ave. sc. Lincoln 10123
Evening star., 1925-12-07
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE RUSSIAN sAMovAR. s25. 2a24
VI st NV.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

NOW is a good time to begin a course that
viii fit you for hfes duties. You will never
regret a course in our school Thousands
gay il placed them on the road 10 success.
Call; write or telephone. II is better TO call
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1889.
3l1 East Capitol at.
COMMERCIAL ART AND ILLUSTRATING
IN ~ months full time. or ala months
spare time: successful practiCiing commercial
artist teacher: students doing work for best
firms IN vicinity; call and see for yourself.
A5k Asl, n,%1- for ,,s art eatalog LIxINGsToSE +
IN Washington. 1917 Rhode Island ave.
Franklin t415.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
WA\TFD-iGENTS

AGENTS an earn ol0O and upward weekly
SELLING Cold Modal fivc-tubc radio frequency
sets a. So Delivered prepaid anywhere in
~" Tinted States. The set that stormed
IT.. ,"Jutry,'' tC,lt for homes OF modcratn
m"nrs. T"c farmer clerk. lsborer and lady
ui tIi" HON" ought 10 buy on sight Write
rad'y for rropJ-tIpn and exclusive Territory
tur. .tH pHtls' Corp. desk VS.. 103S Long
wood ave. NV York CITY.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

FORD COUPE. late 1925: fully equipped /:
mileage low: appearance equal to new ::
price. $3.50: 500 down; bal. III 10 months.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
Wh<TED-S liTSNEN.

RENi, ESTATE SALES
MANAGER.
hhccIlent opportunity for ex-
pcrienccd, successful man to
manage sales department Of
active building corporation; at
tfactlyc proposition TO right
man, Reply, giving definite in
formation Is to experience.
present position and references.
Address
BOX 342-C,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

FJRNITCRE and 100 fine velvet new rugs.
- 80 and $50 each: closeout If you
enjoy good turkey come and buy dining
room suite and you get the bird We have
"a full line OF Xmas tables chairs bedroom
suites and davenports: in fact everything to
lit up your home We save you time and
money. CogsweN Bargain House o4o3 lSth
81. NV. Open TO 10 pm. Adams Te4a -
Evening star., 1925-12-07
MABELLE HONOUR
SCHOOL.

OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
washington's ORIGINAL and ONLY My rTl sGh29l y %
mis- - a SCHOOL, NOT BEAUTY PAR
i4oR, We study onIy, our Students and and not not
the trade. Estab. 1917. Come and and see 1a,.o our
Students at work. Day and evening classes
ST. 18th St NV. Fr- 5l3l. 12'
Evening star., 1925-12-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fCnnfipnadN

BOOMING HOUSE-Well furnished: mod.
ern; $3.50 cash. balance terms. 12OSla y
st. NV o.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive courses for December
Stou.. I5n. an! t-rrr"tl exams begins today
TUE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
StHo'i -" "ar '"th and I p Fr. 2nSO.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nec-
essary 20 be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
Ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
lis
Evening star., 1925-12-07

HrPMoBILE TOURING. 1929: motor ami
tires good. spare tire. new battery. wind
shield wings. nlotumetnr: $500. cash ~
terms. Strobel Motor Co. 1925 Irving W.
See Mr. WhetZel.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

NlTTRE--Handsome 3-pc overstuffed
living room suite. mohair: also axI2 taupc
rug: sacrifice for cash 1907 2Ist St NV .
Evening star., 1925-12-07

HIGH GRADE MILLINERY SHOP for sale
thoroughly established: best downtown loca
ton. For further details address Box BOOB
Star office.
AN ESTABLISHED LOCATION for a beauty
parlor is for rent. located at busy trans
fer point at Dupont Circle: large show. win
dows. plenty of daylight: heat furnished
l3e5 Conn. ave. For particulars inquire OF
E. Kohner. 900 7th st.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

CHIMNEY SWEEP.
J. KANE. FIR. 2OSe. 523 9th NV. IA
Evening star., 1925-12-07
CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
FOR HER.

ART AND GIFT NOVELTIES stationery
Christmas cards. seals and tags books: sub
scTiptions 10 all magazines Christmas deco
rations. Collihower Art and Gift Co zoos
] tn st NV.
ART OBJECTS that include such individual
pieces which are not usually found else
where and which make most distinctive
gifts. Dulln & Martin Co. l2l5-l7 + st
CANARlES-Bpautiful young males These
birds guaranteed to sing satisfactorily within
one week. ATHERTON'S 1913 Indiana ave
Evening star., 1925-12-07

wILI.Y>-KNIGHT COTPE-sEDAN. 3 months
old. many extra. price right. 81 Eye =
nc. Frank. 33hH. s.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at W-schlers g.
e2O Pa. ave. NV every Wed. & Sat. o m.
repaired III cars;. all broken metals welded.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
RADIO AND Equipment.

AERtAIS ERECTED ana repaired sets com
rletely tested for troubles. tubes tested and
Iriuvenatrd i'll set. Estimates cheerfully
given Kennedy :. Adams 295.
RADIO RECEIVERS SALE.
ONLY - LEFT
3-tube sets. smnhfed wiring. no solder
Inc sampson transformer. attractive walnut
cabinet BUJLT-IE LOUD SPEAKER: high
priced unit. were $50. selling at factory
cost S35 PER SET
Phone ". 5?4G. or see set on display at
so. Muu=ey Bldg.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

HUDSON SEDAN. fully equipped: appeir-
ance like new. mileage low and condition
guarantcel; $500 down; bal. in u months.
2U01 18Th n y
Evening star., 1925-12-07

HUDSON COACH. late 1928: balloon tire:
every extra possible: mileage low and cOnGi-
tion guaranteed: price. $3.50: 5000 down.
bal. II months. 2nO1 1Sth 4. V.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

BEE HIVES WITH BEEs AND HONEY,
Is colonies for sale. all Italian bees and
queens only, $40: including the supers
So apiece. Can be seen any time al 36l
33rd St. Mt. Rainier Md. or phone Frank
n fnnrarl Nnr.h 1E12
Evening star., 1925-12-07
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS.
2006 18th NV.

DATE STOCK: GOING BUSINESS: ESTAB.
kISHEp .IsEn >, I2 YEARS, LOCATED HEART
;,PARTMFNT UPSTAIRS IF DESIRED.
iIFrtt FIX For NV ~SIoCB r,rIE rIIEyESToRY And
BOX 1+l-k. STAR OFFICE.
wtRr AZ rotFEFRTNf kEb PHisA WEL PAYISG t HAFP
ASE, az ,4PP0RTrNITY OF A LiFE;T1Mf FOR
SToRE ONE ., TO INEEST IN A LONG. .ES.
IAEi.lN HE'D BUSINESS ON A GOOD-PAY-
ING BASIS. FOR FULL DETAILS SEE j. A
HAYDEN. 1il0 G ST. NV
Evening star., 1925-12-07

NEW OVERLAND STANDARD SEDAN. This
car IS recent purchase. has hardly bccn;
worked in business conditions HECessltat -
selling at once Call Cleveland 445. Mr.. J. g.
Smith. Terms will he considered =
Evening star., 1925-12-07

NATIONAL TOURING. 1924 model: run
1000 miles. in Al shape. bargain. terms.
Can hc seen at 1915 y II. NV. VI. Stone-
Evening star., 1925-12-07

NASH ROADSTER. 1929 model. This ca
viii bc sold for $500 to the first purchase
before Dec. 10. Apply Repossessed Car Sa!c.
324o Prospect ave GEORGETOWN.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

JEWETT coupe. 1929: disc Wheels fuzzy
equipped: excellent condition and appearan,r
terms or trade. 5lS 10th 81. ne.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

HUDSON coach late 1894: driven 5000
miles: perfect condition: will sacrifice for
cash. North 5lG0 or Nam 426. 81
HUDSON 7-PASS SEDAN excellent cOndl-
ton. See this. 81 Eye st. ne. Franklin
Evening star., 1925-12-07

SALES MANAGER Oppor-
tunitv for real executive in auto
mobile field in good, live town
Of $1,000, with excellent living
and school conditions, less
than 100 miles from Baltimore
and W ashington. Salary in pro-
portion to results secured. Give
full particulars in first letter as
20 age, whether married or sin
slc, and experience. Address
Box 20-C. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
cooK-chinese. 1920 New Hampshire aye.

COLLECTOR aud salesman-Exceptonally
.nod route Singer Sewing Machine Co.
81 18th st. NV Call before am. or
Evening star., 1925-12-07
BOX ,342-C.
Star Office.
ENLpI.NYtIENI AGENCIES

COOKS. klt"heuiIaid- and ndrlormsids The
Gtnt"wo'lan LrH-,ro. lGH4 II st NV
HELP FREE. North H33f white Cruss-l 90
'ni"r.a "op~-. |Hrt"rs. nurses. diShwashers.
c'tItrur-. house "ntNr"s iu2J ' NV. -
TANITOES cnoSs chefs chauffeurs. but
irs. wa.trrS. runrl"s. huUscmalds house
p'en. jINIE""=SD-. "IJrvsp3,I. Lullrr's Fly
"udnEc. i-"' 9TH -. West "0S9. -
IyHEE YOJ' NEED EXPERIENCED COOKS
MAIDS. dl~hWa-hr~s. general house and day
workers la'Ituf-. elevator boys supplied
ti"". call Franklin i66l-J 1921 9th st
NV. Iuhusou's Exchange. -
SFENOGRaPHURS. l-t AND 2nd GRADES: !:
houEkcep"rS typl-t-. clerical help. Free regis
i.r. NJ. &S'6. city Employment Service. 1888
-
Evening star., 1925-12-07

OVERLAND SEDAN-ThIs car cannot ~
told from new and viii he sacrificed for so
OF its original cost: must be sold befo =
Dec. 10. Apply Reposse-sed Car sale. 32j~s
Prospect ave. GEORGETOWN. -
Evening star., 1925-12-07

MEN--Two neat apucariug men. about %
wears OF age who live III or around tiaren
don. Va. aud want TO learn to sell: we will
nav YOU - I DIV Will" learning. ApDly
fICtOrv Branch. Rr-ina Corporation. G13 .th
= MlSLIn-Llr u q
Evening star., 1925-12-07
HEIP-MAIE.

GOOD working conditions; steady work; only
5he SNh whte H Co nEsn &ioi afSiS y i ave ave MI 4a"
RpoKKEEPER AND TYPIsT with retail
sales experience: must he frst,class book
Feer tSita charge e Of % small ocs Ss' Make appca
lion in own handwriting. stating expert
splendid opportunity for a live wire. Ad-
drcss Box 17-c. Star oiiice.
BOY. BoX WANTEDIls Ed us; year. old; for help in
ROY-Whlte. for Office work. Basement.
CHACFFEURS. coIored; several reliable men
Tor taxi work: salary. Coz. l3S.
RaAy for truck de
cha 4PnE sot Cor alo SFaE New Y6T
GH'AuTF,EJR-For nI'a.l D9dFc delivery truck
COLLECTION, must have experience, AL
reference and car. Apply TO L. J. Farley,
INC. I37 7th st. NV.
COLLECTOR COLI and saIesman-E Exceptionally
~ 18th st. NV Call before am. or
Cook-Chinese. 1920 New Hampshire ave.
COOK white. 500 per month and mainte-
nance: Apply steward. L. 5. Soldiers Home
DELIyERY MN, white J. p Gamble.
leoS Pa. ave. NV.
nlnR!vER ER-,Grocery. experienced. Apply Len
Nn-s Market Bird and c sts. nc.
MI r1ll iNA II r MAN. WIN at itdSI lV
Years experience in freight rates alone.
Must Se familiar with freight tariffs from
\ TO and also know the general apnlioa-
zion Of absolutely every agency tariff on
1ilc with |. {. G III answering outline your
experience and qualification III detail. Salary
500. with excellent opportunity for nd
,a1cement. Position open January !. Adj
Gross Box 3He-'' star Office.
HAIR ns CCTTTER h"roHshlx l. in
ard scalp specialist ii45 Conn. ave
ThNTrOR Tor largo ant. house, reliable: with
reference Address Box 33a-C. star office
MEN--Two neat-anucarug men. about %
wears OF age who live III or around tIdren
don. Va. aud want TO learn to sell: we will
nav YOU s. I day Will" learning. ApDlv
fICtOrv Branch RrEinI Corporation. G13 Eth
-. NV. Washington. n. &.
&TN-If Won are dissatisfied with your pres
r.Ht income and want chance to learn how
"a sell. We viii tcaCh vuu and pay YOU - a
day salary while learning. We are one OF the
largest manufacturers in our line OF electrical
aun.Ianrc- and want men uf neat appearance
who Irc willing TO work. Applv taftcr .
".nluCIl Factory Branch Regina Corporation.
ft1S eth -. a. =
MEN. ,, FOR. steady. pleasant work 81 per
iav: chance for advancement. Cali BOB DIS
''5rt Nat Bank Bldg. ( To 6 pm.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

fNSfht titbN tot RSES.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
cnced instructors. satisfaction insured Call
Lincoln 81
DRIVING LESSONS GIVEN BY PROFES-
sEpnal men with your ear or our 1926 cars
with perfect brakes Brill Rent-A-Car Co.
1Iu6 PPuna. Az, next door to Traffic Bu-
r"all. Frank. 1iu3 49,
If A DOUBTER PASS ON-Progressive read
STUDY Boyd Shorthand in 80 School
Days. worlds most remarkable system reads
like PRINT tshorthand big asset Nu-Way
touch typiug, spelling. Eng Sec. course 3
months. 'Boyd graduates earn large salaries"
BOYD SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES 1898
c st Main Hs7G Il. .. Est. 1920. de14'
WHAT Is EASIER AND SHORTER to learn
man telephone switchboard operating: En-
roll now for January. Class or private Telc-
phone school. oxford BlGE.. cor. lith and
Y. Y. ave.
THOSE WITH TNDENELOPED TALENT
tor drawln---- studio offers unusual
wiIl interview only those deslrous OF making
commercial art a profession. Address Box
ttfIg
Evening star., 1925-12-07
SITUATIONS-MALE.
fFnattnrAl

YOUNG MAN. 25. wants position in ban
or brokers' office: home here. widely az
duainted: now assistant bank examiner: hes
relcrences: Adliress Box u q. Star office. Z
Evening star., 1925-12-07

FORD SEDAN. 1924: Tudor: front and rear
bumper. shock absorbers. lock wheel park
light: in Al mechanical condition: S275:
terms. Edison & Co. 64i Nd ave. ne.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

{ GFFECRS-ExperieuCed for truck de
livery. Apply at once: bring references.
Chas. G. Stott & Co. 1910 New York ave.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

Luttrell-Chevrolet Sales Co.,
18th and Rhode Island Ave.
NJ. 24S3.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

:. co'ored: several reliable men
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Evening star., 1925-12-07

COOK. white 500 per month and mante-
nance. Apply steward. L. :. Soldiers Home
Evening star., 1925-12-07

Working Farm Manager,
Age So years. married. responsible and
living in Iowa. desires to lscate. in vicinity
Of Washington. Would consider renting
farm. Address Box 1890. Star ONCE. g.
Evening star., 1925-12-07

FTRNTTURE--Big bargains in bedroom Iiv-
ing and dining room suites; large reduc-
nings. Home Beautiful. Inc, 1G34 Conn
Evening star., 1925-12-07

CONFECTIONERY STORE. fountain lunch.
cigars: candy. periodicals., stationery. etc;; {;
sacrifice for quick sale: going West. 1011
18th st. NV. 2s
Evening star., 1925-12-07

BOY WANTED--1S years old. for help III
stockroom. MIR. Frauck. 1881 Cedar Ct. NV.
ROY-WhIte. for Office work. Basement.
-.6 llth n W
Evening star., 1925-06-19
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