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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-23
SITUATIONS MALE

EXECUTIVE. business manager, married, cap
able, efficient, high class, references Ad-
dress Box 444-R. star Office. 20
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. Washington expert
ence. \. 6931-J, after q. 20
LUMBER and coal yard manager seeks en-
pl0yment assistant; experienced Address
Box 454-R. Star office. -"
MAN. colored, wishes position honseman or
butler. Frank 9263W. -"
PAINTER, experienced. white. days work or
contract. 1s2s Florida ave. North 1893. "a
SALESMA y booBkeeper typist: familiar with
coal building material, hardware. Interna-
tional implements and vsrious aeoessories "a
dress Box fls-R. star Office. -
SECRETARY--A Yale graduate. 81 years old,
married studying for the foreign service, de
sireS position as private secretary or as
car; has had two wears experience ia
Washington selling stocks and bonds; will
cons der any reasonable offer. Address Box
3ll-K. star oflce %
STENOGRAPHER. high school graduate; VIII
start SIS Week. 44l7 Georgia ave Col.
STUDENT (coloredl. wants regular Jobs
cleaning around different stores mornings.
l475 Columbia road. ianitoT,s quarters.
WINDOWS cleaned, 1Oc-l5c. Franklin 4Ol4,
Mays ~
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires work OF any
kind. 7G9 Harvard st. NV.
YOUNG MAN desires otfice work OF any kind;
some knowledge Of bookkeeping. Phone Lin
coin 302I-W. -
SALES MANAGER OPEN
+ OR WASHINGTON OR
VICINITY; CLEAN CUT,
PRODUCER; WILL NOT
HANDLE ILLEGITIAIATE
ADDRESS
BOX AIR, STAR OFFICE. \
SITUATIONS-MALE, FEMALE
Man AND WIFE. coIored only, want jani-
tor place: best references; viii do minor re-
pairs. MrLLe OF OH ianLtor lm.l nd 81 2
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERATOR S
permit: any car furnished. Call FOSTER ="
Franklin $751;.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line So. We do the rest.
COSTUME DESIGN, FASHION DRAWING
millinery, dressmaking, ladies' tailoring Day
and evening. Ask for booklet LIVINGSTONE
ACADEMY. 1917 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Franklin 7475.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. 310-311 Burchell Bldg. SIT l4th st.
Only exclusive beauty culture school in Wash
Established 1920. Individual instruction. Day
and evening classes. Franklin 5l31 31'
--SPANISH-ENGLISH.
Individual or class instruction. Fr. os74
4o3 Ethelhurst Apts.. cor. 18th and L SITS zee
YOU ARE NEEDED in the
drafting profession. Big money
for those trained under our individual iustruc-
ton plan. Start now and be expert in 0
to 9 months. Interesting booklet on request
telling Of opportunities open to you. Call,
write or phone. Columbia School of Drafting
14th and T SITS. Phone North 272.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE

IA = " A AS4No 4 Al44AA4
CASHIER or clerk: faII or part lime in
cafeteria or cigar stand by reliable lady.
Address Box 31t-R. star Office
CLERK, age -, high school graduate. 3
years experience; some tipping Main 2G2I
between and 8. D. Bakefeit- 20
COMroM OPERATOR, tyrisr clerk, . years
experience. A25 per week. reference. Address
Box 264-R. Star office. 26'
GnNERNESS-NisitinE; French, instruct chill
dren morning or afternoon; reference. Ad-
dress Box lg2-R Star office. "a
LADY, Young, with selling experiences or
easa'ering, wants employment for evening.
Call North 1349-J
NURSE VIII take maternity cases and help
With houseworh, for February. Call North
PRACTICAL NURSE, wh.tei city references.
Potomac $3.50.
PRESSER--tiirl wants place; Two ana Aalf
years experience 2olG 9th st NV.
STENoGRAPHER-E Expert typist: copying. 10
O. ---1.------------ -
STENOGRAPHER- TYPIST-Cap TAX ayers ge
once dictation; good education; SO week.
sTENOGRAPHEB, expert fypist, wants man
uscript and work Adams 100.
STENOGRAPHER. expert. ana hrst class cor
respondent. congressional reference. Address
Boy 345-R. Star office. 23'
TIPIST aud general Office clerk: ga years
experience. So PEI week. references Nd
dress Box esl-R. star Office 26'
WOMAN, refined. reliable white: sewing hy
dsy; 81 and car fare. 81 Woodstock ST.
Clarendon. Va.
WOMAN. refined educated. desires posi-
ton as compsnioH. houseEeeper or rnatron IN
tsrium; best references Address Box STIR,
star Office 2zs
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FURNITURE-Ir you have any furniture or
other goods to sell, and you want TO obtain
best results send for Louis Notes, Al 10Th
81 W. Phone Franklin 2Ol5.
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HAVE \ SECOND DEED or Trust NOTE
q $l,JO" payable az tho rate Of SCI IS per
month. which includes interest At per cent.
which has been running for 3 months, that I
Will sell at a discount Of 33la percent OF the
face v4iue- The present on me- of the prop
crtr j. = government "uploEe and meets his
payments promptly Call Main -4J4 or 2ls
Bond Ra5IdiuE 25'
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HEATING ENGINEERS. Mt. Vernon Park. Inc
Have you unsatisfactory heating plant We
make them heat. Consultation free. Phone
Main 1884 and Alexandria 30S
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN

MEN, of good appearance. for permsnent out
side sales work. experience not necessary
salary with bonus for beginners. 3O3 District
National Bank Bldg.
Statesmen 10 sell Fuel Oil Burning Equip
ment for large and well established concern.
having already many installations in the city;
none but energetic and experienced statesmen
need Apply. When replying state your ability
and experience. Address Box 2l-R. Star office.
-
Statesmen, books. unusual sales plan: virgin
territory; commission. 3je,. Room No. 406.
OF 18th ST n. ". Hours 10 to j.. = to 4. 27'
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HELP DOMESTIC


CHAAIBERMAIpS, white, with hotel expert
ence. Apply Public Employment Service, 14i0
Pennsylvsnia ave.
COMPANION house keeper. for elderly lady;
references exchanged. 1915 10th st. NV,
Apt u.
COOK aud general homework; stay nights.
Call Cleve 1856
COOK, general houseworker: must be first
class and reliable; references; Si2 month.
$500 27th st. 24*
COOK and houseworker, first class; city refs;
small family. Apply mornings The Highlands,
Apt 800. Conn. ave. and California ST. NV. 24'
COOK, white, experienced. SIS week and
meals; reference. 914 ST. ne.
GENERAL H0USEWoRKER. competent: must
be a good cook; stay nights, and have good
references. Telephone Cleveland 1446 Mrs.
Sparks.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Neat, reliable col
ored woman; references 1922 varnum st. NV
city references required. SOS 4lst st. NV.
GENERAL H0USEW0RK--4 in family; live
in house; frst-class reference wanted: wages.
$40. Apply mornings before 10 evenings
after 6 pm. 202l kalorama I'd. 24'
GIRL, colored, for general homework. 12s
Bryant NV. North 7094W. 25'
HOUSEKEEPER-A good salary and home
for reliable white woman who can manage
home for three adults. all working: break
fssts and dinners only; no washing; bring
manent position. 1923 Euclid st. NV 25'
HOUSEKEEPER-An opportunity for Jewish
homekeeper to have q good home in small
family: good salary. Address Box 3l-R, Star
office
HOTSEKEEPER wanted by an employed young
woman, entirely alone; a strictly honest white
woman TO take charge of small home; OBJ
lection TO a child. Address Box 424-R, Star
office.
WOMAN for general homework; go home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-23

KEYS-DUPLICATE KEYS, rs CENTS, MADE
while you wait. TURNER * CLARK. 1888
New York ave. NV. Basement. FIR. 30o5.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT. best bid takes
j.: Do 10 business. ll2l Vermont ave.
FOR EEST-GsSo.iue storage tanks; com
Histr with electric pump Capacity 20c0G,
5000 or - 600 gallons. L,ocated OF r. r.
ny IN u. {. Purchase ygur future gssD-
line requirements while price IS low. Ad-
dress RoE s35-B. star Office
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SITUATIONS MALE

ABLE WRITER-Young man experienced in
newspaper and magazine work: highly capable
along reporting and editorial lines, desires
connection preferably with newspaper or
news bureau. Reasonable offers considered.
Address Box 452- R. Star office. 24'
ACCOMMODATIONS typist:. corpo-
ra ton experience: available Immediately. Ad-
dress Box 440-R, Star office. 25.
ACCOUNTING and auditing; expert on in
come tax returns: reasonable rates. C. De
Lauter. Franklin 1924. 1919 st. 23'
BUTLER cook, experienced in private fam
ly; young colored man. with city reference.
Pot. 2317. 25'
BUTLER OR COOK, housemAn; experienced
coIored man wants position. 1927 Que st. %"
CEMENT FINIsHER, experienced.s by the
job. 1l19 Srd st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR, private family or garage work
or truck driver, by an experienced coored
man: ref Call at 1918 New Hampshire ave.
n W Theo Lee 24%
CHAUFFEUR, ten years experience; young
colored man: city ref 1920 18th NV. 25'
CHAUFFEUR, colored, experienced wants
position IN private family; good ref. 90
22nd st. NV. West 22S5-J. %"
CHAUFFEUR, colored, IA years experience
145S Oak street NV.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, wants position,
private or store driving; ref. Call line 1850.
leo n. j. Sc. 80 23s
JOBS. :evsEaI 81 tadsnts: Can aOwssd
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TEVttk1 and mea' store. good location. q
0Ums ana bath. NH sell cheap 10 quick buy
'T rent, $50, and lease N st. s.w. Corner.
pa
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PAPERHANGING AND FAINTING-Speciai
prices this week only; average size room,
scrsping, pointing up and papering with poly
chrome or radio paper border. SI2; also paint
ing pIastering: lowest prices work gua.sn-
teed: no delay; decorate your homes; we will
give you time 10 pay; don't be surprised, We
can afford it: send for estina tes.. Philadelphia
Dec Co. SIl 9th Nv Main 2236 27s
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MANIELS-Large stock 10 select from; also
hreplaces fittings. etc; 20 per cent reduction.
Edwin Z. Elicit. 100 oh ST. N s731.
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SITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE

Man AND WIFE. coIored only, want jani-
tor place: best references. vii do minor re-
pairs. Write or call jautor 1921 md ST sc
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MATTRESS MAKING and renovatlng; lowest
prices; work guaranteed Columbia Bedding
Co. SIC st. NV. Phone Nam 512S. 24H
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

DIAMONDS jsweiry and old gold. for cash:
no delays Alvin Hoffs. diamond broker. BIS
i ST NV. rooms II ard -. Main 643s.
FURNITURE. slightly used, and household
goods OF all kinds. at once. Phone Adams
3Jng
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MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED
at most reasonable prices Let US call, give
estimate Prompt deliveries and satisfaction
assured EAGLE BEDDING CO., 1923 18th st.
NV Nfsip 10g3
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PAINTING, ING-Speciai low
prices; give Us trial. Leaky roofs guaranteed.
Thompsous, 3413 Georgia ave. Col. SPA. "a"
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EXPERIENCED
LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED DURING
INAUGURATION
PERIOD
PLEASE REGISTER NOW
ROOM
10 18th ST. NV.
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
TELEPHONE COMPANY
GOOD SALARY DURING
SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD.
REGULAR AND FREQUENT
INCREASES THEREAFTER
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
THE IDEAL OCCUPATION
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
APPLY FIRST FLOOR
TO 12th ST. NV.
THE
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
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AUTO RADIATORS AND IGRES: FREEZE.
proof radiators; tenders and bodies repaired,
WITTSTATT'S 80 18th ST NV. i1i2 blocks
below Pa. ave. Franklin $40. 1927 P ST.
Franklin S036
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The f3ljGlCHg business coHcerns oU0rdA~
tee scfis action 10 star readers. Any
plcinr foaad necessary 10 be made 10 TIE
Star val receive pOT1pt attention. For
cdHisStoH 70 Rfcomnerded Seruice Col
unn call BGfH 51QH. Rr1uch rs.
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED. TABLE
ware raSilvered equal TO new sterling silver
reburniahed. brass beds relaGquered. JOHN A.
GOTTSIAS e. co. established 1870, $50
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTISG-H. F.
Phillips. OPT 2nd Sc. Line 33BS. Quick, eff
Client service; guar. work; reasonable prices.
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Strayer Employment Service.
Operated by strayer College for it's students
and graduates. Good business positions pro-
cured for all that are qualified. NO FEES.
~ Thirteenth st. Main 343O.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
SPEND YEARS ON LIFE OF LINCOLN

Two young men, Al and Ray
Rocket, both of them under thirty,
are today probably better informed
on the life of Lincoln and the his
tory of Civil War days than any
historian in the country. Their
thorough knowledge on the subject is
the result of two years research
spent in preparing for the photoplay,
Abraham Lincoln which they re
Gently produced. abraham Lin
coin is to be shown at the Princess
Theatre Feb. II, Il and -. Special
Matinee Thursday and Friday, after
moons, Feb. II and IS, starting
at o'clock. Only one show each
night. Admission Is and 35 cents.
According to the Rockets, there
was so much that was dramatic and
interesting in the life story of Lincoln
that the great problem of the scren-
ario writer, Frances Marion was to
select the best material. Not only
was Lincoln's public life admirably
suited for screen adaptation, but the
story of his first romance with Anne
Rutledge and his courtship of the
girl he later married are far more
interesting than most romances of
fiction.
The majority of the research work
which was necessary before "Abra-
ham Lincoln" could be filmed was
done in the Congressional Library in
Washington, d. c. In addition to
reading hundreds of books and his
tcrical documents, the youthful pro-
oucers visited Illinois, the scene of
Lincoln's boyhood, and became ac-
quainted with the few surviving
friends of tine martyred President.
In this way the most minute details
of the life of Lincoln were clear in
their minds before the gigantic task
Of filming the picture was started.
George Billings plays the title role,
giving an impersonation of Lincoln
that has been called the most remark
able piece of screen realism ever
seen. Ruth Clifford is seen as Anne
Rutledge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
S0ME MAILING TIPS
FROM THE POST OFFICE

The three o'clock dead line" finds
many each day asking if their letters
OF parcels are ''too late to get into
the afternoon mail"
Usually they are, and the patron
who doesn't understand why the three
o'clock zero hour" is established is
inclined to feel peeved that his or her
mail can't be ''iust popped into the
sack before it's tied up"
After the mail is taken from the
repositories and the postage cancel
led it must be sorted so that each
piece will go by the most direct
route to its destination.
This necessitates the forming of
bundles, some for individual cities,
others for certain trains, and still
others for transfer from train to
train.
The railw-> mail service scheme
is an intricate affair, and it is far
more difficult matter to sort the out
going. mail than it is to distribute
that which comes here for distribu-
ton to the patrons of this office.
All this takes time, and accuracy,
and to interrupt the clerks with late
mail is to court that most annoying OF
all postal griefs, mis-sent and de.
layed letters.
Help the force give you efficient
service by getting your mail to the
office before the Zero hour"
O'clock each afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
STANLEY HIGH GIRLS
in DANCE HALL QUIZ

Several girls of the Stanley, Wis
eonsin, high school are being quizzed
at Chippewa Falls this week regard
ing charges of immortality said to
have existed at Boyd dances.
Men and boys of Chippewa Falls
and Eau Claire are said to be involv-
ed, but none from the Stanley school.
1t is alleged that the girls were
under the influence of "moonshine"
whisky at the Boyd dances, and
several who are believed to be leaders
in the liquor tariff in that vicinity
are to be rounded up and brought in
TO court to tell what they know of
this phase of the matter.
The village of Stanley are greatly
aroused over the reports which are
being circulated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
Legion Auxiliary To
Hold Initiation Service

The American Legion Auxiliary
Unit will meet in the club rooms Mon
Gav, Feb. 8. The usual business win
be transacted and there is some sew
ing to be done. The initiation SER
vice will be given for all new mem
bers, This is the first time the i'm
itiation work has been used in this
unit and it viii no doubt be an inter-
esting and impressive service for all
members. Members are requested to
be there promptly on time and all
the new members are asked to be
present 1880 p. m, Monday evening.
There are number of the older
members who have not filled out the
new application blank. These blanks
MUST be filled in promptly and sent
in to Headquarters with the dues;
neither are acceptable alone. The
Unit Historian and Unit President
would appreciate it, if all members
would fill out the blanks and hand
them in at our next meeting. If you
have no blanks, call the President and
she will be glad to give you same and
any further help that you need.
The Auxiliary Unit has obtained
copies of the Flag Code; How to
Display it and How to Respect it,"
The Unit has also obtained the CO.
operation Of several of the Normal
faculty, Mr.. Johnston, Mr.. Mason, in
distributing these copies among the
school pupils
The Flag of Our Country should be
displayed at certain times and on
certain occasions. There are rules
which indicate the proper method Of
displaying the Flag. These rules
were adopted at conference of rep
resentatives of SO organizations who
met at Washington, June Ia, 1923.
All citizens of the United States
should have copy of these rules and
know some of their content. 1t is
hoped of the Unit, to reach all the
homes of the community through the
pupils of the schools, and trust the
code will be kept in handy place
for future reference.
The Flag Codes will be distributed
on February IL, Lincoln's birthday,
in the SIS grades of city and Normal
schools, in the High School, Junior
High School, and to the graduating
classes of the Normal. The teachers
OF the schools have been asked to set
aside a part of their Lincoln's Day
program to discussion of the Flag
Code.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
GROUND HOG SAW
HIS SHADOW MONDAY

1t was bright and clear most all
day Monday, and if he cared to come
out and look the ground hog had
ample opportunity ia see his shadow
and rush back into his hole during
the thus prophesied six weeks Of
bitter cold weather.
On the other hand, the early morn
ing hours were cloudy and he would,
if there's anything in signs, retire
only Tor a brief beauty nap before
yenturing out into baIniy, early
Spring.
SO there you have 1.-THE early
rising ground hog made no shadow
and promises us fine weather; the
lazy "aausage" brot forth shadow
and six weeks more Of cold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
STOUT is TROUNCED
BY RED & WHITE

Backed by a trainload of rooters,
the River Falls Normal school cagers
battled Stout Institute off its feet
at Menomonie Friday night and en-
erged with a 22-16 victory
The game was rather rough, four
teen fouls being called on each team.
Captain Bergman and Heebink of the
Red & White shared the starring
honors, while Capt. Setter was
Stcut's leading light.
Stout only scored three field
baskets, ringing up the remaining
ten points on free throws.
The Trainers went into this game
with the understanding that the
River Falls captain, Bergman, was
playing under protest. 1t is their
contention that Stan. has played over
the limit permitted in conference
ratings.
A special trainload of rooters went
from here, leaving about four o'clock
in the afternoon and returning at
midnight.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
SAM NELSON WINS
POULTRY SHOW PRIZES

Sam Nelson of this city walked off
with four prizes in the Wyandotte
class at the fourteenth annual show
of the Northwestern Wisconsin State
Poultry association held in Menom-
onie recently,
All of Sans entries were on the
prize list; a first on cockerel and a
first, second and third on pullets,
The chanticlere of Sans flock was
at first awarded blue ribon over all
other entries, but later, for some
reason never explained to Sam, this
award was disallowed. The only ex-
PLANTATION appeared to be, from
Sans viewpoint, that it was not
proposed to let an outside entry cop
all in glory in any one class.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS
HONE TALENT PROGRAM

The local Post of the American Lee
gion is making plans to stage a home
talent vaudeville or minstrel show
early this Spring.
George M. r. Smart has been
placed in charge of assembling the
cast.
1t is the idea of the Post to make
their program short and snappy, and
to crowd as much musical fun as pos
sible into an hour and half of top
speed show.
DR.. c. A. Dawson is organizing a
reed quintette for the Post, composed
entirely of members. He expects to
have this organized soon and avail
able for all Of the Post meetings and
other programs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
HARLEY CLARK ROLLS
PERFECT PIN SCORE

Harley Clark, formerly of this city,
row in the restaurant business at
New London, Wis, and one of that
city's foremost bowlers, clicked off
a 800 or perfect score there recently.
The Appleton Post-Crescent," in
its evening edition Of January q,
published Harley's photo with the
following comment:
III. (Doc) Clark Of New London
Thursday rolled a perfect score of
800 on the Elite alleys of New Lond-
on, thereby breaking every record of
his city and district.
"Clark was rolling against Ed.
Ramm, another New London kegler,
in a friendly match. His feat ousted
Jack Burns from the city champion
ship, which the latter had held since
be cracked the naples for 297. score
last year.
"Tf Clark had been rolling in a
match game on registered alleys,
with registered teams in competition,
his 800 would have brought him
statewide publicity and a bunch of
medals"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-02-05
BAND WILL. GIVE
ITS FIRST CONCERT

The River Falls brass band will
make it's public debut on Friday eve
ming, February 20, in the National
Guard Armory.
A program Of band music, instru.
mental and solos and vocal duets will
be followed by a social mixer.
Proceeds from this affair will 90
toward the support of the band,
At present the band is composed
entirely of men from the city, under
direction of G. A. Smith. They have
been practicing regularly for several
weeks, and have gained remarkable
proficiency.
The program is staged to raise
funds which will insure the continu-
ance of the band, and every loyal
citizen should join in giving this
booster organization support
Admission to the evenings enter
tainment is to be set at very low
price, so that everyone may enjoy a
splendid evenings entertainment and
at the same time contribute 10 a
worthy cause.
Keep the date, Feb. 20, in mind,
and do your bit in support of the
boys who are trying their best to give
River Falls a band.