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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
To Pen without Guard

DEXTER, Me, April lam
brose Arnold, charged with selling a
pint of moonshine to a constable
walked forty-two miles without a
guard to the Penobscot county Jail
at Bangor to serve his sentence. lie
carried his own commitment papers.
When he was sentenced he/pfeaded
with the Judge to allow him to make
the trip to the Jail without a guard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17

Of every description have been CON
tracted. and for the first time in
its history. Hagenbeck-Wallace will
present a spectacle, entitled Ara
bia."
Over 200 performers, $50 wild
animal actors, hundreds Of domestic
animals, and fifty clown will partici-
pate in the performance. which is
said to be the best ever offered by
the Hagenbeck- Wallace manage
ment, and as a special feature Buff
falo Bits Wild West has also been
included on the 1925 program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
Trained wild

Trained wild
animals are
featured this
year with the
Hage n b e C k :
Wallace Cir
Gus. which will
appear here
on Saturday,
April 25, CIV
ing an a1ter"
noon perform
ance at 2 p.
m, and the
night exhibit
ton at 8
clock. Thou
sands Of dol
lars were spent
the past winter
in completing
new acts and
pure h a S ! ng
wild animals
that heretofore
have never
been under the
jurisdiction Of
a trainer. And
new tricks and
stunts consid-
cred impossible
up to this
time, Will be
offered this
year by the
EIage n b e C k
Wallace show.
Peter Taylor,
noted English I
trainer. worked /
for over twf !
months on per \
fecting an ac |
in which fif f,
teen lions, thu
largest humble
ever handle
by one man H.
the arena, win
appear as Il
feature. In adj
dition, Taylor
has succeeded
in training a
tiger to ride
n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17

feature. In adj
dition, Taylor
has succeeded
in training a
ttaAA 90 ,tIA
The Washington times., 1925-01-22
FUGITIVE CASHIER, IS,
HELD FOR 100000 LOSS

CQATESVILLE, Pa, Jan. ~. -
M. F. Hamill, seventy-five years
old, cashier of the Parkesburg Ma
tional Bank, which closed its doors
October 8, after an alleged shortage
approximating $780, 900 had been dis
covered, was arrested at the home
of his son-in-law at Wayne, Pa, a
Philadelphia suburb.
The charge preferred at the in
stance Of the Parkesburg school
board was misrepresentation Of more
than $500 of the funds of that
body. The alleged transportation
was said to have been found by
Federal bank examiners now en-.
gagged in going over the books at
the bank. Hamill's son, A. Carroll
Hamill, Charles p. Lukens and A. III.
McAdams, arrested in connection
with the closing Of the bank, have
been held in bail.
The question Of admitting the
aged cashier to bail was discussed
by the authorities after his arrest.
The Washington times., 1925-01-22

Cormack put into the appealing "All
Alone" that everyone is humming
nowadays?
Tenor at Finest.
A bit Of his distinctive Irish, a
little bit of barney in his inimitable
way, sounds out from this record.
1t is faithful reproduction of just
what John Mccormack possesses to
fill any theater, in any city. all the
time. He puts a delightful dance
swing into the refrain.
Or listen to his Rose Marie. "
Here the tenor is in his finest voice.
There's lovely syncopation to the
orchestral accompaniment. a charm
ing dance refrain that he "peps"
up in true pop" style.
In New York today seats are at
premium for 'Rose-Marie." It is
the hit of the season. Yet with the
Victor record, you may dance 10
John McCormack's singing of this
tuneful melody.
The Waltz Is the Thing.
Have you heard the "Trouba-
dours' in that gliding "Serenade-
Waltz" from Madame Pompadour, -
or the orchestral charm of that
waltz, Deep in My Heart, Dear, "
from 1.-THE Student Prince in Heidel-
berg?"
The waltz makes good listening
whether one dances or not. This
week Philip Spitalny and his or
chestra play two new waltzes for
Victor records-"Listening' and
''When You and I Were Seventeen"
that have some unusual orchestral
effects with brasses and strings in
destinations combinations.
Charles Dornberger and his or
chestra is offering "Glad Eyes" a
fox trot that vies I'm popularity with
Joe Sanders "Show Me the Way"
given by the Coon-Sanders' famous
might Hawks"
Barney Rapp and his orchestra
in a Victor record Of a fox trot
''Ev'thing You Do" gives just the
right Collegiate" rhythms on the
reverse side of the "Glad-Eyes''
record, which features a fine brass
duet.
Waltzes and fox trots on the Vic
tor records this week-or a dance
given as John Mccormack sings
may make an up-to-date ballroom
of any home. Hear them!
The Washington times., 1925-01-22

penitentiary at Baton Rouge, 1t was
learned today.
According to information received
today from prison authorities there,
Lee was serving twenty-year
sentence for a criminal assault
perpetrated in that State. He
escaped in 1922.
Lee was convicted here on the
specific charge of attacking the two
girls. Five other similar charges,
upon both colored and white women,
were made against him. Lee first
beat his victims into insensibility,
and then attacked them.
The Washington times., 1925-01-22
NJ CORMACK At.
HIS FINEST IN
ALL ALONE
Famous Tenor's Rendition Of
Popular Song, on Victor
Record Makes Hit

Nothing So much reveals the
meaning of artistry in song as to
have a great singer interpret a So
called popular" melody. John Nc
Cormack's new Victor record brings
to his vast admiring public this
charming tenor's own singing Of
"All Alone" with the famous Rose
Marie" from the musical play Of
that name on the reverse side.
You heard them on the air. That
was but once! And what does Nc
The Washington times., 1925-01-22
World Wants to Rest,
Lloyd George
Asserts

NDON, Jan. 22.-The
world is suffering from wearl-
ness and wants a rest from
climbing the stony path Of
progress" Lloyd George, for
merly premier, said yesterday in
addressing the National Liberal
Club.
"Great wars always have been
followed by epidemics, but the
last one was followed by an
epidemic of b6lshevism," he as
serted. "It has recovered now
and the whole world over hui
man nature is lying down to
rest"
The Washington times., 1925-01-22
BRITISH TURN MACHINE
GUNS ON IRISH PROWLER

CORK, ireland, Jan. 22.-The
British garrison at Temple Breezy
Fort was alert today for a repeti-
ton Of the alarm last night when
an unidentified prowler fired shots
at the sentry of the fort.
The garrison guard was called
out and raked the territory around
the fort with machine gun fire.
without results
The Washington times., 1925-01-22
BILL SEEKS DISPOSAL
OF MODELS OF PATENTS

Disposal of the thousands of mod
els in the possession of the Patent
Office by public auction or presen-
tatton to museums is provided in a
bill sent to the Senate today by the
House, following it's passage by the
The Washington times., 1925-01-22

lower body late yesterday afternoon.
The bill authorizes appointment
of a commission composed of the
Commissioner of Patents, the secre-
tary of the Smithsonian Institution
and a patent attorney to select
models of historical or scientific in
terest to be preserved by the Patent
Office
The Washington times., 1925-01-22
MAN To D|EFOR
ATTACKS ON
CONVICT
Awaiting Chair in Virginia,
Found to Be Fugitive From
Louisiana Prison

RICHMOND Va. Jan. 22.-Percy
Lee, acknowledgement old negro,
sentenced here recently to be
electrocuted on February %, for
criminally assaulting two West
Hampton College girls, is an escaped
prisoner from the Louisiana State
The Washington times., 1925-01-22

Cormack put into the appealing "All
Alone" that everyone is humming
nowadays?
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(COntfnucdD


INSTRUCTION IN HIGH SCHOOL SUB;
college entrance L. L. MoSELEY. 1916 18th
t In. ,5Pd INsTRUcTIoN..Earn 500 weekly:
School, 206 f. 10th st. New York.
booKKEEPERS-THoS NOW EMPLOYED
who desire to study accountancy in their spare
time will be given an opportunity to earn
while they learn. All communications conf
6enti a. a ao stating age and phone num-
WILL TUTOR STUDENTS IN MATHEMA
tics, evenings; give subjects and phone num-
Der. Address Box 2S.s. Star office. 25.
BRIckL h12IEpFssrs eA MaNTEp AND
Practical men of experience; also appren-
tices. This means more money for you. Send
BUILDING DEPT. Pas, TECH. SCHOOL FOR
BUILDERS. lis East 18th ST. Chicago, III.
FRENCH-sPANlSH-E
4o3 Ethelhurst Apts.. cor. 18th and SITS. &c.
WHAT A LIFE.
Just picture for a moment what pleasure it
would be to travel all over the world, have
your own private quarters rank as an officer
aboard ship, next TO the captain, and get we'll
paid for it. Well. that is the life of radio
operator, and the Loomis is the place to get
the training that fits you for the work.
COSTS VERY LITTLE.
Our tuition charge is very reasonable, the
terms of payment within reach OF any one
earning even moderate salary. and the prac-
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graduate, obtain your commercial operator S
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nifty TO get into something worth while, where
you will make good money and have the chance
TO save up something. New classes now start
ing. Enroll any day. Call. write or phone
for particulars.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
4o5 9th ST. Main 1889 zee
d RAFTIN c. Mechanical,
architectural, topographic, etc,
taught day and night all year round. Learn
to earn big money start now; complete course
in 8 to months. Call write phone for our
latest catalog. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
DRAFTING. 18th and T SITS. Phone \. 272.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wASTED-A reliable man to manage and
make sales for very prosperous local cor
pora ton handling a patented coal saving de-
vice in a very large territory. An investment
of So 10000 required for expansion purposes.
thorough invest ton invited. A long
term contract assures splendid Investment.
Do not reply IL you have no capital. Address
Box 4S5-R, Star office.
THE WHOLE part interest in we'll 10
Gated, paying delicatessen for sale. Act at
once. Address Box 4e1- r, Star office 25s
COMPLETE photographers studio. If in
terested, call or phone Mr.. Sam Bernstein,
10th and y SITS. NV. Frh 1884. 26'
OWING TO ILLNESS. will sell my tea house
and cafe. located in downtown section close
to New Mayfower Hotel Contains u tables.
so chairs. complete silver dishes and glass
ware. | have and bath 2nd and
3rd floor. and large dining rooms. A real
money-making proposition and I will sell for
actual cost. which il cheap. Investigate at
once. Address Box IFS. Star Office
DELICATESSEN STORE on 14th St, doing
good business owner must sacrifice; don't
overlook this opportunity. Commercial Realty
Gov 1006 h st. R-ws En- 6L2a.
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WANTED--AGENTS
Continued

AGENtS-Make SO daily; sell every home TO
mend hosiery and cloth without needle; in.
VISIBLE mend!ng; tremendous demand. Queen
IltE laborat0ries. Norwood, Ohio.
AGESTS-SoO daily easy selling household no
cesslty every woman wants: new invention re-
duces price; big profit. FagIey & Halpen, 3O3
Cherry St. Philadelphia Pa.
AGENTS-Distributors, with or without Ford
cars; new Ford speciality. sells on sight make
go daily Eastern Distributing Co., las
broadway, Paterson. y. J.
"AGENIS-Be independent, make big pront
with our soap, toilet articles aud household
Ho-Ro-Co.. 1884 Dodier St Louis. Mo-"
AMBITIOUS MAN woman wanted for spe-
and child welfare; pleasant. dignided work
paying $50 to $50 weekly; experience not re-
CURED spare time may be used. Universal
Bible House. Philadelphia.
EXTRA MoNEY-Alake $50 TO $50 weekly:
sell my chewing gum, chocolate bars and
minis; everybody will buy from you; free
samples. Milton Gordon. Cincinnati.
GET OUR FREE sample case-Toilet articles
able. La D"rma Co, Dept. 119 Main and
walnut. ST. Louis. Mo.
HALF a MINUTE demonstrates my new pat
ented powder pun; wonderful attention getter;
no woman with SOC resist it; gives you
instant introduction everywhere, after which
my automatic sales plan gives you or more
sales and profits. all with one demonstra ton;
II your line is stale Overworked. get my
plan today and put some new pep" In your
y. u.
cadia ave. Detroit. Mich.
HOT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES together by a
new machine; enormously popular and profit
able: costs &c, sells loo. Talbot Mfg. Co,
st. Louis Mo.
MILLIONS LOST by forgery; wonderful new
80 check writer: perforates. inks three colorS !;
work equals 500 machine: guaranteed years
write quick. Safety Devices Corp, Dept. 4,
Grand Rapids. Mich
NEW 81 ARTICLE sells out OF 10 house
keepers: your profit sc. Morgan Mfg. Co.,
443 So Dearborn. Chicago.
WANT distributing agent for Hanslick, pow
dered handsoap: removes anything from the
hands without injury to skin; everybody a Gus
toner; great opportunity for hustler TO ge@ in
business; sample free Solar Products Co, 124
West Lake, Chicago
WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of middle age
with business ability. TO handle a high-class
Speciality sold on a money back guarantee and
highly remunerative: this is a dlgnihed posi-
tion; every person needs one some time In
life: business secured through advertising and
office sales; big profits and pleasant work Ad-
dress Radium Appliance, 1892 Bradbury Bldg.
Los Angeles, Calf
WE START YOU without a dollar soaps. eI-
tracts, perfumes. toilet goods: experience un-
necessary Carnation Co, Dept. 29O St LOUIS. .
WONDERFUL INVENTION eliminates needles
Tor monographs; preserves records abollshes
scratching; days supply in pocket; $50 daily.
sample on approval If requested. Everyday.
McClurg Bldg Chicago.
$50 DAILY selling auto invention s. all
cars; free newspaper display advertising over
your name as agent assures success; official
test shows gasoline mileage increased 63 per
cent; wonderful opportunity; territory going
FAST. Philis Manufacturing, st. Louis, Mo.
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CLERK-For accounting work; no drOneS
wanted; must be ambitious, willing workers
and stickers; $35 start; rapid advancement.
Address office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

COAL CLERK-YounG for dump or out
side work; good opportunity. In answering,
name references. Address Box HIS, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

FOR SALE-s0mething good Small store
good, clean stock Of groceries. notions and
confectionery. Building has store room ana
a la6ee room apartment; long lease; price.
1880 Apply premises 2js
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

OFFICE BUSINESS. established and profit
able, will be given to responsible party equip
ped for mail order work and willing to share
equally expenses and profits; would not inter
fere with other business. Address Box Sis,
Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

BOY. strong, over Il years. white, TO help
around factory one mot afraid OF work; 81
per week. Apply 636 y ST. nv, 4th Tor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

WANTED-To hear from party equipped TO
manufacture article of ladies' wearing
apparel: power sewing machine work. In or
out of city. Address Box ITS, Star office. =
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WANTED-AGENTS

\ BusTNEsS OF YOUR oWN-Make sparkling
glass male and number plates checker boards,
Iuedallions, signs large illustrated book free.
z. Palmer $50. Wooster Ohio
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SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE

GOD GIVE Us and women of sterling
character. The director general OF the Prot
estant knights OF America calls upon every
white Christian to help place deserving men and
women in positions; many OF these people are
actually hungry. 621 Bond Bldg. Main 1850. :"
MAN AND WIFE. colored, desire places in
private family, all-around cook or maid; refer
ence. 1853 q st NV. 25s
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ter class Of unfortunate young women, be,
fore and during confinement. Exceptional
oner to two worthy poor girls entering now
Babies for adoption Veil Hospital CORY
SICKNESS, INHARMoNIOUS CONDITIONS
Of living, etc. healed by correction of erro-
neous thought habits. Patients are instructed
how to apply the principle of healing for
themselves No charge is made. Office
hSurs 10 an to Pm and BY SHpoi4natameeIn nt
THREE BROTHERS.; JEWISH; ARE IN
need OF home care In good reliable family.
Terms must be moderate. Address Box 170,S'
MANUSCRIPTS EDITED AND TYPED; AID
vertisng copy written; typing. Col. 3965-J.
MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER
from Hot Springs, Ark, Tor diabetes, Iheuiaa-
full information.
CHILDREN KEPT DURING OFFICE HOURS
by mother in own home; SIS per MONTH 2Oc
per hour. Adams 1923.
WILL LADY WHO FOUND LARGE BLUE
stone at Kann's, near neckwear dept, FRIDAY,
18th, pm, phone Main 70O0f Reward
SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions, snap fasteners, S23 so. Samples given.
r. L. SHERWOOD. 1907 9th NV. Fr. 611O.
adoption; state particulars. Address L. r..
care Mrs. Perry, 1922 ST. NV
PATTERNS CUT TO MEASURE; style and
1T guaranteed. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY,
MSS DoDSoN, FORMERLY AT THE ELITE
Beauty Shoppe, now loca ted at Maison Gus
tave,s. 700 18th st. NV. rs
LADY, CHEERFUL, PLEASING, WILL READ
to shut.ins by the hour Address Box CIR,
Star office.
SPACE FOR GOWNS OR MILLINERY. CALL
Franklin 23S6
SEWING MACHINE-NEW SINGER, PORT
able electric. round shuttle; reasonable. Ad-
dress Box SIS, star Office.
from TO 6 years old during the day. 1904
Belmont road. Phone Adams 1913.
MALE VOCAL STUDENT WANTS TO PRAC-
benefit. Address BOX IS. Star once.
NESTLE LANoIL PERMANENT WAVE
No kink or frizz: $40 whole head or 35c a
curl, price during February. Phone Adams
4543W, evenings or Sundays.
sEWING-BABY CLOTHES. LITTLE GIRLS
clothes and little boys suits, with handwork;
done reasonable. Potomac 4020-J.
WANTED-BEST HOME CARE IN REFINED
Jewish household for brother and sister, five
Box 1903. Star office.
NURSE WITH EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORT
able home will care for tnvalids or GONZALES
cents; vicinity Dupont Circle. Phone North
5l97.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
graduate. Excessive weight reduced. Phons
Pot l447. 1911 Conn. ave.
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED, IN
| vision. North 1868. 1920 18th st. NV.
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
81: facial treatments. 50c, T5c 81; violet ray
scalp treatments, SOC; shampootng, 35c and
5oc MARIE STEVEN. 300 Kresge Bldg
18th and SITS. Open Monday. Wednesday
Friday evenings. So
ELECTRIC BATH, MASSAGE FOR RHEC.
matism. neuritis, lunbsgo poor circulation
graduate nurse tcoloredl. Phone y 6935-J. 26'
CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE. RE
liable information about any person any
subject; established 80 years: connections
almost everywhere; phone Franklin 800 for
appointment at any hour to suit your CONVEX
fence. BRADFORD, INC, Suite 500, Transpor.
tation Building, 18th and II SITS. NV. NOR
GAN BRADFORD, Jr., Consulting Problemist
IS
WRITER'S SERVICE BUREAU, 1872 10th
st. n.w.-Manuscripts typed in proper form
and sold.
MAH-JONG AND BRIDGE,
ENpert teacher
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We CAN Use > KEAL LIKE-WIKE sALEs-
COACH THE LEADER IN THE COACH
FIELD. PAST AUTOMOBILE SELLING EN-
PERIENCE not NECESSARY. WE WANT
MEN WHO ARE SUCCESSFUL Statesmen
AND WILLING To WORK. IF YOU ARE
THIS TYPE OF MAN AND WANT TO MAKE
SOME REAL MONEY SEE Mr.. mckinney
FROM S 70 10 IN THE MORNING. ING
TRER MOTOR co. 1893 conn. AVE.
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HELP FEMALE

WOMAN, settled, white, to care for baby
while mother is employed: no meals; salary.
$40 month. Apply Sunday before pm.
Apt. 4, 2310 Ashmead place, near Conn. ave.
n
WOMEN (sixl TO sell a nationally advertised
household necessity that is well known, which
we are selling at the factory cash price on
make big money. Respectable out-of- door
work. See Mr.. Blum between o and 10 am.
Castleberg National Jewelry Co., 935 Pa.
ave. NV.
WRAPPERS, experienced. Apply J. S. Tyree,
Chemist. Inc, 743 18th ne.
YOUNG WOMAN to sell reading cards in art
store; salary to start, s15. Fred c. Hays &
Co, 1897 st. NV.
YOUNG WoMEN-Between is and 25 years
Of age to record and deliver kilograms by
telephone; knowledge Of touch typewriting re-
CURED; salary paid while learning; rapid ad
vancement when qualified. Western Union
Telegraph Co., sth floor Commercial National
Bank Bldg, l4th and G. SITS
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PARTNER DESIRED in established automo-
bile sales agency. This is an opportunity
worth while for the right party. About 81 0o0
office 26s
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SICKNESS, INHARMoNIOUS CONDITIONS
of living, etc. healed by correction Of erro,
neous thosght habits. Patients are instructed
how TO apply the principle of healing for
themselves. No charge Is made. ONCE
hours, 10 an to pm, and by appointing Mt
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BoOKKEEPER. STENOG RAPHER, for rail,
road work: So per day: only hard workers need
apply Address RoX 400 r. star office. 20
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MEN, Of good appearance, for permanent out
side sales work; experience not necessary
salary with bonus for beginners. 800 District
National Bank Bldg
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! CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY STORE, ex-
cellent location; price, 81 900 $50 Munsey
| Bldg
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PERSONAL

LEARN TO EARN BIG MONEY. BEAUTY
culture taught IN all branches. Diplomas
Mirror Beauty School. 321 st. NV. 26s
PSYCHOANALYSIS FOR ALL WORRIES
and nervous disorders; also scientific charac-
ter analysis. Phons - 1881 4cr apD'tm't. c6s
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SITUATIONS FEMALE
tCOntinuedl

REFINED YOUNG LADY wishes evening
work; excellent comptometer operator, with
knowledge Of bookkeeping and tipping. Ad-
dress Boz 1858. Star ONCE.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, Congressional
legal, literary and newspaper experience Ad-
dress Box 29-s. Star office. 26'
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, available i'm.
mediately; years valuable experience in Of
nee work; splendid references. Address Box
1888. Star office. 20.
SECRETARY, private; lady. experienced,
Travelled; college and professional educa tion;
no typewriting or stenography. Address Box
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER. young lady
desires position where dtctation is not heavy;
some experience in general and patent law !;
moderate salary. Address Box 478-R, Star
SEWER. experienced, wishes work mornings
with competent dressmaker. Address Box
ls-R, Star office.
SPECIAL TEACHER. highly recommended for
backward pupils; kindergarten French. Col.
sTENoGRAPHY-You MSS. copied correctly
with carbon copy; SOC thousand. Address
Box lt6-S. Star office
sTENoGRAPHER-B1pert typist-clerk wants
work In office. Adams 100.
sTENoGRAPHER TYPIsT-E1perienced; good
education Alexandria 1913 27'
sTBNoG ACKNOWLEDGMENT: best refer
ences. Main s059, Monday after ..
TEACHER-Highly experienced and recon-
mended; coaches French. German. spanish
Col S212
TEACHER OF RUSSIAN and music wants pu-
pills. 5000 3Ith St. Mount Rainier Nd.
TRAINED NURSE wishes cases Lincoln
6l8l-J o5s
TYPlST and general Office clerk; 3lS years
experience, So per week; references Ad-
dress Box 2s1 n. Star office. %.
TYPEwRITING at home. Phone, evenings,
Reynolds. North 1850.
TYPEWRlTING of all kinds efficiently done
good stenographer. Main 2204
TYPEWRITING done. reasonable. Col 54l1.
WOMAN, refined. reliable, white; sewing BY
day; 81 and fare. 56 Woodstock ST.
Clarendon. Va.
WOMAN of educa ton and experience wishes
position as companion 10 woman or young girl
Address Box 91-S, Star Office
WOMAN. middle aged, New England. care for
Invalid or keep house for two adults. 1929
Irving st. NV. 25s
YOUNG WOMAN, competent, full charge OF
or1ce for years, knowledge OF stenogra ply
and bookkeeping, wishes few hours a day
preferably 10 to .; best OF reference. Col.
o4os-J.