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CHAPTER 1.1V

IL ever murder was in q mans
eyes, it blazed in Churh's. And
there was a maddening deliberateness
to him, too, as if he found much to
enjoy in the situation and was re-
luctant to have il end SO soon.
But for man threatened with
sudden death. Rand was surpris-
ingly cool. He said: And you still
admit it, Church ?"
Sure" the other sneered, but
little good it will do you, you young
pup"
l. u just wanted to make sure" re.
marked Jimmy with q shrug and
went on calmly smoking his cigaret.
And. now bafflement was Written
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BEGlN HEkE lOUA1
HENRY RAND, IS, . business
man, is found murdered in
cheap hotel in Grafton. Police
find II woman's handkerchief and
the yellow stub Of a thcatcr
ticket.
JIMMY RAND. his son goes IL
MANSFIELD, where the theatcr
is. The stub is traced to OLGA
MAYNARD. a cabaret singer.
Jimmy meets and fails in love
with MARY LOWELL. Later he
finds Olga. She faints al hear
ing she is wanted for murder,
and Mary, out with SAMUEL
CHURCH, Il wealthy lawyer,
sees Jimmy lift her into a taxi
and misundcrs aius.
Olga tells police the stub
might have come into possession
Of man who picked her up"
two nights before the murder.
Out with Jimmy one night, she
gets a swift glimpse Of. the man
she described. Later they idcn-
tify him by his police photo as
IKE JENSEN.
Mary Lowell promises to
marry Church, but later breaks
the engagement. Not long after
ward Jimmy gets phone call
from Olga, saying she has found
Jensen. He rushes to her apart
ment to find her gone. Her dis
appearance becomes newspaper
sensation.
Later, Jimmy accidentally sees
KID DlVIS. known intimate
Of Jensen, boarding u street car.
lie trails him to lonely house
where Divis and Jensen are
holding Olga. He sneaks in and
waits for them to separate.
When Jensen goes upstairs to
the telephone Jimmy hits Divis
with broken andir0n and then
goes up the stairs.
In the fight that follows. Jen-
sen crashes through the stair
rail and breaks his neck. jimmy
is next shown in Sam Church's
house, accusing him of having
hired Jensen to commit the muir.
der. Church cOnfcsses at the
point Of revolver. and Jimmy
care1essly lays the weapon down
ON the table. Church leaps GOi
it, points it ut Jimmy and tells
him he is going 10 kill him and
then leave town.
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81 don't care" cried Marky happi-
~. "Plcase commence.
Ito Be Continued
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The Chilkoot post., 1926-05-07
K o T E KO U M N. (The 11tt1e things that stick. WHEN KENNEDY COULDN'T CHANGE STEP

WHEN KENNEDY COULDN T CHANGE STEP. When fl rst in the Army, twas in
 Nineteen Twenty Four. thought the Ii fe would charm me,
 And that it held thrills galore. When out for drill formati ons, I didn It
 Wi sh to ruin my rep, But soon lost my 1nspi rat ion, for I
 Couldn It chan ge step. I could do the squad ri ght mo vement,
 Could st and at "attent1 1on", too, And showed s1i ght lmp TO vement, when
 face about I "a do. But when the command gi ven, to
 Thing was not hep l swore by the dead and Ii ving, but I
 Cou1dn Vt chan ge step. T II teach you", said Sergeant Wi seman. Tor I' Know the reason why". "Now you just quit your arguing, you
 Can learn it if you try". "Kennedy, don't you get bi g. he aded and
 Be shooting if your p". I said, Sergeant, dread it but I
 Can't chan ge step". l have strl ven to be poet, since thi
 Incident occurred But there ill who know it that
 I surely bird l have often laughed about it, when I
 Lade that awful slip, When I was dumbe11 rookie, and I
 Couldn't change step.
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Evening star., 1926-11-10
THE EVENING STORY

myself to slump and still hope to
make him happy. He is proud of my
youthfulness, as we'll as his own. and
| this sort of thing"-she waved her
beautiful hand-"is the breath Of life
to him. Thank you for being SO
| patient and not being bored with my
middle aged revelations"
Thanks, nothing. Thank you for
opening the book. You must know
| that snothing means so vitality much
| to writer as a glimpse of the inner
machinery, so to speak. But l@wlsh
there were something clumsy brute
like myself could do. Cad. isn't it
possible that Mr. Holt shares your
views and is keeping up for your
sake?"
Alice shrugged. "No--still no. I'm
sure his gayety couldn't be forced
he's no actor, you know"
1t was some weeks later that Alice
arraved once more in her favorite
costume, heard the doorbell ring. All
the servants were out. still II was
too late for a caller and Ned was
dining out. Upon opening the door
she was seized in eager arms, then
held off at arms length. Her sur
prised eyes encountered Neds. sle
could do nothing but stare ana niuSh.
''Oh, I'm so sorry--so untidy--- she
began stammeringly.
Ned put his hand over her mouth
and said mysteriously, "Follow me-
woman
They climbed the three flights OF
stairs in silence, and with a happy
chuckle Ned flung open the attic
door. There in the room she mao
not entered for years. the room that
had once been the boys plaNroom'
Alice saw a strange sight. hanging
over the back Of a battered red Morris
chair that had long been banished to
the storeroom was an equaliE at'
tered and not overclean hathrohe;
Beneath the chair were a PAIR OF oio
velvet slippers. worn hut lnVltlne,E
comfortable looking. On httie
wabbly table rested several pipes ana
among them a cornCob that was as
sociated with their early struggles.
Rocks were strewn about in wild dis.
order, books "a the type Alice had
forbidden her boys: "Detectlve f'c-
ton" and the like; sporting period
icals and old newspapers.
Alice turned quickly to Ned. Her
ewes were full of tears; she was al
most blinded by them.
you old darling-and 1 never
guessed. But when did you ever use
this disreputable apartment
Aha, fair one, many afternoons
when l was supposedly playing golf
or gambling in the gymnasium, at
tending directors meetings. and What
not. While you were teaing and play
ing bridge
speechless with JOY Alice stood.
Then:
What a precious pair of idiots
we've been. Both keeping young
for each other, when this room really
holds our youth. ] suppose young
.Joyce informed you that | unhur-
dened my soul to him? 1t was a
breach of confidence, but | adore nm
for it, ,-a
Yes. Alice, he did. That boy has
real insight. He. as the youngsters
say. knows his stuff. we must nave
him out here lot.
Indeed we shall. And we'll have
tea and homemade cake in this very
room-but do let me dust it. dear?
THE END.
Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1926-11-10

Westerns rife squad is exception
ally large this year and keen interest
has been added to the sport by the
prospect of an interclass series, ir
addition to the annual interscholastic
match for the city title, which is held
! every Spring. From the ranks of the
class squads a varsity team will be
chosen early in 1927. All Of the sharp
shooters are precticing diligently each
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon on
the new range. under the coaching OF
j. w. Crockett. high school rife IN
structor for the District. and Mrs
Bertha Yoder Werthner, faculty ad
visor at Western
All girls. and women who feel the
need of a little exercise at the end
Of a busy day are invited to come to
the basket ball rally at the Central
High School gymnasium tonight to he
held under the auspices Of the n. a
A. F. work shop.
The usual Wednesday night pro
gram from S to 1890 will be devoted
entirely to basket ball. with Miss Ada
Moody. Central High School in.
structor, coaching. Gymnasium suits
should he worn if possible. hut are
| not required, although all are re-
quested to wear rubber Soled shoes OF
some character.
A charge of 10 cents will be made
by the Community Center department
to cover the cost of lighting and jani-
tor service.
The recreation is open to any who
care to participate, regardless of
whether they are affiliated with the
y. a. A. F. group.
Edna Geister, national entertainer
and author of the ice Breakers,
will direct one of her programs of
recrea ton work. for which she has
become famous, Saturday night at the
Marjorie Webster School for the bene-
fit of y. A. A. F. members and their
friends.
Miss Geister's program is expected
to provide some excellent ideas for
both men and women whose business
it is TO arrange club, school or church
recteational programs.
The program is scheduled to begin
at s o'clock. No admission will he
charged.
Phoebe MOOrehead will meet Frances
Walker for the George Washington
University tennis crown Saturday
afternoon on the Monument Park
courts. The match was postponed
from yesterday because Of wet courts.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church basket ball tossers will meet
Friday evening at s o'clock on the
Marjorie Webster floor to organize
their squad preparatory to entering
the Washington Recreation League
circuit. Miss Webster is the sponsor
for the new team, which will he coach
ed each Friday night at her gym
nasium by Barbara Brown, senior
in the school.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
CHICAGO HORSE SHOW
DRAWS GREAT ENTRY

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. November l0.-Every
famous stable in North America will
be represented in Chicago's annual
horse show here December Z to II. in
competition for 900 in prizes.
Twenty-three States and four foreign
countries have entered contestants
and military teams from the United
States and foreign armies have been
invited.
AS on last year, when the show
opened the Riding Clubs sumptuous
81, 500. 900 home. the proceeds Of the
show will go to the Illinois Children $
Home and Aid Society.
The horse show is heralded AS the
largest in the scope of its entries of
any ever held in the country.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
RUDOLPH IN UPSET..
TIES FOR CUE LEAD
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA November 10
BY virtue OF his sensational defeat of
Frank Taberski, Schenectady. one of
the favorites to win the title, Erwin
Rudolph. Chicago. today shared the
lead In the worlds champion pocket
billiard tournament with Ralph Green
leaf. New York. Both Greenleaf and
Rudolph have won three games and
lost none.
Taherski's defeat by the Chicagoan
Ia at night sent the Schenectady PLAYER
to fourth place, Harry Oswald. Pitts
hurgh. with two victories and no de-
featS, also moving ahead of him. In
125 to % in innings. Rudolph aver
aged 13 80 points an inning, the
highest of the tournament to date.
Tho
Evening star., 1926-11-10
WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

Holton Arms and George Washing
ton University hockey squads will in
augurate the official interscholas site
hockey season this afternoon, when
they meet in their annual clash on
the Ellipse field.
Many new players will line up with
each Of the teams at the opening
whistle. Only four of the Holton
Arms 1928 varsity players are back in
the lineup and but few of G. WIS old
eleven have returned.
For Holton Arms. Eleanor Colahan.
center forward: Frances Duke. left
wing; Mary Lewis Hall. right half
hack. and Anne Carter Greene. goal.
the four varsity players of last sea-
son. will form the backbone of the
1925 squad
Alice Graham, George Washington
captain and Louise Omwake, goal,
are two OF the former stars who will
he valuable factors in the Buff and
Blue makeup.
The game is scheduled for 3 AS this
afternoon The respective coaches of
the two teams have announced the
line-ups:
Es,'. 1.%3 R9s3$Pear. p.s Is. Ss:ss. Us.
Jessie Rollins ... l. l.. Myrtle CSoT,ch couch
S.,I. ssfSsssrTy Ps.;sr.on vN,y,sR ESSS E%in
Nsrra,stss Ss Wright r g. May 8. lS.nk1,. k"!,
lane xpn. NeFars Grnen. a Louise omSSke
Managers and captains Of the class
basket ball squads at Western High
School have been named, with the eX-
ception of the Freshman captain. and
practice is under way in preparation
fA cta ~ q
December I.
Nancy Matthews and Margaret Rup-
lev. both seniors. have been selected
as managers of the entire basket
hall group. consisting Of nearly 250
girls. 1t will he their duty to arrange
the schedule for the approaching
series and attend to details of All
matches.
Lillian Lindauist is the senior CAP
tain: Alethea Lawton leads the
juniors, and Margaret Bailey. the
sophs The freshmen have not made
their selection yet because they are
not so we'll acquainted with their
teammates AS the uppercla ssmen are
and have required a little extra time
10 come to a decision. Six girls have
been named it is understood, as noml-
nees nd one Of these will he selected
In the near future.
Each class probably will have sew
eral squads entered in the series. The
Senior and Junior first teams are SAID
to he very closely matched and prom
ise to race neck and neck Tor the
championship.
Following interclass play. Belle
Mevers. coach, will select the mythical
varsity squad. Girls making this
team will he awarded ma jor letters,
although no interscholastic schedule
will be arranged. as intramural com
petition is the only sport allowed for
the fair sex In local high schools eX-
cent on the rife range.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED
In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld. as far as
possible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

RADIO SALESMAN, outside !;
good opportunity; liberal COM
mission. NJ. A. Leese, Ola 9th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

YOUNG MAN in order depart
ment. Reference required. Ma
gruder, Inc, Best Groceries, 18th
and Nj Sts.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

RUG SALESM EN-Must have
experience and be wide awake :;
steady employment to those
who qualify. Apply supt., Pa
lais Roval. G. at l1th.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION IN AUCTION BRIDGE. pSs.
MHbbWlsshssfbs HbWlssAhssfbs fskkffEs fskkffEs rosy say s4edWsn MRS
for drawing, large studio offers unusual op-
portny for practice, dssrn: tranns o aRnr
commercial art their profession. Address
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sa sn II sn0, time hsfnTpHoE ifsgfo"ss
Oxford BLDG. i4th st. bet \: Y. ave. and H
p 500: GREENE's e shops>. 1928 l4th
COMMERCIAL ART. ILLUSTRATION; POST
ers interior decoration. architectural draft
ing. costume and millinery design r..tse- pro.ese
faU' ing specialists eel & teaching, short intensiye
courses. teaching you to make money; Fen, S
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'"iaivfS iIaiivVf1SNsGsToNE ACADEMY OF ARTS.
1917 RI Ave. North s434.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DO YoC WANT honest and reliable heIp5
ss h St sHe SofsS Soelfs@ 7ass Es2s00''n'
s., i..s Oh i,I;SdT. RSIIOs l.Ga na
dnasses dnsnss ay a'srersea wesser. eR4 Richen
PART-TIME general houseworkers. labor labor
-ers and night workers. school help: mdns- 1a
trial Agency. 402 . 81 nv. NorIn :'c.,.-'
OFFICE POSITIONS.
Free registration. Washington Employment
Exchange operated for the PUBLIC by the
Washington School for Secretaries. NJ am 24oO.
Room 3O2 Transportation BLDG. 18th H.
WANTEr-sAIEsMEN.
PIANO SALESMAN-Excellent opportunity
to associate with old established firm; eX-
perience preferable but not necessary. Ad-
dress Box 296-K. Star office. e.
MUST be live wire and have knowledge Of
concrete products; splendid chance for right
man; salary and commission. Address BOX
419-J. Star office. - -
ROAD SALESMAN
who wants to locate in Washington per
manently prefer married man not over -
years old who resides i'll the CITY; must nave
clean. successful record and ability to meet
and phone number. Address Box 319-K.
Star office.
WE ARE LOOKING for an
experienced salesman who feels
that he is capable OF bigger
things than he is now doing. He
must be willing to work hard in
order to build up a permanent
and constantly increasing in
come above the average. The
work is selling Ford automo-
biles for one of the largest and
best dealers in the city. For ap-
pointment telephone Main oo7O.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
HELP-DOMEsTIC Cont ID.

WOMAN. good. white to cook and do gen
era housework for small family: stay
nights: good home and wages for reliable
party Apply 920 r at s.w. IL
WOMAN. reliable and neat for homework
and assist in care of baby: reference re-
quired. 3l2l South Dakota ave. ne Phone
North 1881 j.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

THE DAWES HOME. WARM sKiGHT
rooms for convaescents. invalids. aged spe.
cial dietary: beautiful ioration: cheerful.
homolike environment. skilled nursing. 2lH5
r ~ NV Pot $40
Evening star., 1926-11-10

ST. PAUL, Mimi. November 10 (F).
Nick Allen has signed another one
year contract to manage the st. Paul
club of the American Association.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
SJTUATIONS-ViIE EE1AIE
Observation-Disclosures

SITUATIONS--DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID-Colo girl wishes place
~ motel or private boarding house 1345
Que st NV.
COOK. first t; class: reference; eight years one
place. call or write. 21t Bryant St NV
COOKS PLACE. settled colored woman: stay
Sloa1s' Mortb ,s13 az or suburbs si7 F'orid" ave
COOKS PLACE or nart time wanted bv col
ored woman 1873 10th st. NV. Phone
DAYS DAYS, WORK BY good olaundress: can give
DAYS WORK wanted out at once as frst.
class ,aundress or other work. Potomac
PAYS WORK AND WASHES wanted by
GENERAL HOUSEWORK by colorpd wom-
an references. 1924 18th st NV
GENERAL HOUSEwORK or part-tine work
hye by c1lored girl; reference. Phone North
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK bv colored WON
Sw an No apt dausdryp potoT.G staT night as42 o@ "
woman: Call 22a4 Chamnlain q. NV.
GIRL. coored, light homework. IN city. with
room; ref; likes children Phone. Col.
GIRL wants place to help around home.
GIRL colored neat. wishes place as nurse
assist with general housework or maid.
l-uO 0(tn 81. DIV
sIEn, GIRL warts IT, maids dss place no cooking. or
GIRL. colored wishes place with small fam
ilyi light or part-time work desired Frank.
GIRL. colored wants work any kind Ap-
NY 400 ct. NV.
da7's work I64s Florida ave. NV.
GIRL with reference wishes part-tlme work
Call Potomac 5507
or
class: ref. 1924 1lth n ". w.-----------.-.----.-
GIRL wants nurse job from to pm.
Call North la-I.
GIRL wants day work. 2114 9th st. NV
GIRL. colored. wants hou.ework 81 Fl
GIRL coIored wants part time worlt ref
erence ne. preferred. VI. Lee. 1891 Fla.
SRI soa fa Sherman place dong
GIRL. colored. wants day's work: cleaning
washing or waiting; references. Adams
GE &1s o. colsfft as tssJ t0f f,,s pu. r. 8
GIRL. neat, coloEed: place in apt, e cleaner
Sw Sr in apf aSf'?Ea' 81 ONCE good ret l7al ST.
er wstrsss 9r experienced cook refersn.es
GIRLS o. neat. colored. desire position. in
small family: mothers helper or general
honsekeeper; no washing North AIS.
HALF-T1ME WORK. washing or small
washes at home: experienced colored
woman. $50 Que at. NV. y. 1881
HOUsEWoRKER in email family: part-time
,rI. work sSS% ssSScSep%ted also; reliable woman At
KITCHEN MAID pantry girl. chambermaid.
also elevator girl. North 1888:
LADY colored wants position doing gen
erai housework by the day week. Call
mornings l3O0 w 81. nv.
LADY colored wants position doing special
housevork small family; stay at night
404 X at nv. IL
LAUNDREsS desires work al home. 1881
v 81. nv. To-,
LAUNDREsS. first cIass: hand work. sun
dried at home; references Phone Adams
NURSE experienced will take fcil charge
Of infant or email children; best references;
Easee SO per month. Address Box 3ogK K.
Star ofice. 10s
Evening star., 1926-11-10
HELP-FEMALE.


wear; frst-class only. Adolf, 1913 Conn.
ps SIRh psn4 II psf cS Week. soa re
pies Life Insurance Bldg. 4th and 7 SITS
NV.
one with insurance experience preferred,
Address Box .350k. Star Office.
GIRL; white, experienced on collars. Page
LADIES Catholic, married or single for
special work in Washington and other i'm
portant towns; we are now tralnins i,dIs ladi"'
18th and H sts
LADYMHelp n.It.p on mems coats 1921 st.
in large dept, store outside of Washington
must must have. thoroush knowledge Of parlor narEo
spondence confidential. Address Box 306-K.
star Office.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE desires a young
lady to act as resident manager in small
apartment house for few months IN return
for rental OF apartment. Address Box l34-k
star office.
sALEsLADY for our ready-to-wear dept.
permanent position: only experienced need
apnly. 500 9TH st. NV.
clerical work preferred a37 F. at. NV
SOLICITOR. house to house: part or full
time: experience unnecessary; salary or com
mission 307 G NV.
~.
or graduate preferred; state minlmum salary
and experlence in detail. Address Box l3S-
Is. star once.
sTENoGRAPHER. afternoons state expert
dress Box l3o-K Star office
STENoGRAPHER; yonng girl exper,ence
7o7 COLUMBIAN Bldg' 4i6 5th ST. St NV ''''
TEACHER At agricultural school for girls;
some musical Knowledge necessary: salary,
end Of ey "n'P Phana s"e Fairfax ~n
YOUNG LADIES. neat appearing to call on
commission '" Address @ Box s"H as1-K. % Star OF" of,
fee.
YOUNG LADY to work in we'll established
necessary salary to start. $50 per M Re month
cxperlence % % Xddrsss Bog s7s,K Star rNo efii'e' S
YOUNG woMAN-Opportunity for perma,
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ATTRACTIVE
--travehng position omen to woman over 30.
established company. with offices from coast
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and extremely interesting. See Mrs. Magner
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100. ao7 18th ct.
ALL FORMER EMPLOYEES
who wish employment during
the Christmas holidays may reg
ister Thursday morning before
ll;ls at the employment office,
Kings Palace.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

GIRLS
Between the ages of 10 and II
with at least one. year of high
school training. A limited
number of positions now open.
Apply employment office, 9Th
floor. G. st. side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
SALESLADIES
experienced in selling wom-
ems apparel of all kinds. We
have a number of temporary
openings.
NJ. PHILIPSBORN & CO..
61O 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
BIG GRID GAME LISTED.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., November II
R.-The Charlotte Observer said to
day that it has learned that North
Carolina will meet Georgia Tech ii
foot ball, probably at Atlanta, mex
year.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
sITuATI0Ns-DOMEsTIC lCont'dD

STIl lAIIUNS-IJOIEIS II NNtI.t 'I VI "I.
WASHING by the day Or TO take nome sIso
day work. Maggie Sirns. 1856 Blaiensh1rK
rd.
WOMAN colored wishes morning or eve
nlnc work IN apartment. A. Harms. @3to
Champlain 81. ----
WOMAN colorcd. wants days work OF any
kind. references. can Lincoln 4169-J. IL
WOMAN respectable. cplored wishes work
general houseworker in small tam y,
cleaning or laundry work. CaH lll2 y H.
ave. wv.
WOMAN reliable rolored. wants place 70
do days or morning work. Write lI3D
Eve St NV. ----.
WORK of any kind. 2s16 o at. NV.
YOT,NG LADY white. wishes homework
: hours \ dag in the morning. Mrs. HuGa.
Ola 18th 81. NV. 2nd floor. IL
Evening star., 1926-11-10

course on practical selling of real estate
evening classes opened TO persons at present
employed desiring an opportunity to earn
extra money.
Learn the true value of time apent in this
Office Course will equip you to consider
ful-tne connection II desired. interview
will convince you that this is an opportunity
far above the average in earnings Glass
starts Wednesday evening.
See Mr.. Utley-Ruby Lee Minar. Incorp..
laos Nouy Yorlx Ayo
Evening star., 1926-11-10
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wants position with garage or commerci al
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