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Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1926-09-05
Labor Leader Says
Ellinwood Fitted
For Cevernorship

John Provost, president of the
Plasterers' Union of Phoenix, past
president of the Phoenix Central
Labor Council, and a member of
the legislature from Maricopa
county, speaking in behalf of Ell
linwood's candidacy at Wilcox,
mad the following to say:
"Mr. Ellinwood is q staunch
Democrat and eminently fitted TO
occupy the governors chair. He
has long been in favor of organ
lied labor and has realized that
a well-peid people make for a
prosperous community.
''He has a sound, constructive
program for the development of
The Colorado river and has the
ability to put it into effect. He
will see to it also that the final
decision on the river is submitted
to the people for their approval"
Provost, commenting on Gov
ernor Hunts attitude in the adj
ministration Of the compensation
law, termed the law "excellent"
but its application under the pre-
sent administration livery poor"
He assailed Hunt roundly for
neglecting to appoint represent
alive of labor when he named
the board to handle the compen-
sation law.
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THE CANDIDATES
NAMES APPEAR
PAGE ASK
SUPPORT Al

Publicity in politics is the
action thrives in darkness. 7
official acts. Of their public s.
right of the. Anglo SaxoaSac
of Speech" Closely related |
Of the people to know, in ad
tons and views os those who
manner of men they are.
are elected. Socrates said:
"Know .thyself." Know
essence Of political wisdom
boldly puts forward his clair
black and white, is inviting J
ord, he is inviting you to rep
You do not hesitate to
you will make no mistake in
candidates who are open an
make their candidates. an OF
see and read.
The candidates whose
page, Democratic and Rel
scrutinize their records and
pledging an honest and eff
the public's affairs.
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State OF Arizona
Has Total OF 484
Voting Precincts

For the coming primary cleo
ton, to be held Tuesday, 4S4
election precincts have been al
lotted to the several counties, or
four more than two years ago, at
the general election Of 1924. The
two most noteworthy changes are
in Cochise county, which had 50
precincts in 1924 and has 81 this
year, and Coconino county, which
had 60 precincts in 1924 and has
"a this year. Maricopa county
gains three. The comparative
list follows:
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Mrs Freeman is expected to ar
rive here Sunday from England
to join her husband who is con-
nected with the Wells Fargo &
Company, S. A., in Nogales, So
nora.
Mrs. Grace Marx of Boston,
Mass, has arrived to have charge
of the ladies readyko-wear de-
partment of the La Vile de
Paris. Mrs. Marx comes here
highly recommended. For the
past eight years she has been
with the Houghton & Dutton
Company Of Boston.
L. D. Norman has arrived from
Los Angeles to have charge OF
the advertising and window
trimming at La Vile de Paris.
He has had fifteen years ex-
perience in that line of work, in
California the past six years and
prior TO that time at Rochester
and other New York points.
Tucson-W. r. Christmann con-
sidering erection Of $4,000 busi-
ness building, corner Fourf Ave
nue. and Eighth street.
Yuma Arizona Edison Com
pany completing specifications for
1900, 000-gallon additional set
Ting reservoir and tanks, for this
district.
Phoenix 5000 road signs to
be purchased, for use on main
trunk lines and State highways.
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Our Hats Are In The Ring
Corrigan Declares
E.linwood Fair To
Organized Labor

81 have known Mr. Ellinwood
since the days of the constitu-
tional convention and in every
instance he has approached the
subject of Labor legislation In all
fairness and NOT ONCE has La
Dor SUFFERED through his &C.
tion"-J. J. Corrigan, labor lead
er and labor representative on
the board of regents Of the Uni
versity Of Arizona.
This statement Of fact is pref
ty good assurance that Labor will
receive the SQUARE deal from
Ellinwood as governor, that he
has promised. He will be the
representative of no class or
creed but the servant and leader
of all the people. He under
stands LABOR, sympathizes with
LABOR and wants to HELP La
Dor.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1926-09-05
CrenShaW Questions Sanders
Cooperation With Council

Under date of Aug. 21st, Mr.. A. E. Sanders
Citv Alderman of Nogales, addressed letter
to the voters of Supervisoral District NO. l. III
which he gave the record of the present city ad-
ministration and claiming that record as the
reason that he should be elected to the Board
of Supervisors Of Santa Cruz County.
After thorough check of the minutes OF the
Citv Council find that during the flrst term
of the Council, which has just ended ALDEN
MAN SANDERS ATTENDED JUST ~ OF
THE SO MEETINGS HELD BY THAT BODY.
Vet Mr.. Sanders claims to have cooperated
with the Council in making the record which
he represented in his letter.
Two years ago the people of this county saw
fit to elect me as their Representative to the
State Legislature I attended every meeting
of that body and represented the county to the
best of my ability.
IF MR.. SANDERS is ELECTED TO THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HAVE THE
PEOPLE ANY REASON TO BELIEVE
THAT HE WILL BE ANY MORE FAITH
DUTY THAN HE HAS BEEN SINCE HE
BECAME A MEMBER OF THE CITY COUN-
Gil ON WHICH HE IS NOW SUPPOSED
TO SERVE?
Mr. Sanders also claims in his letter that he
is not a politician, but business man, yet, all
the professional politicians are supporting his
candidacy, while most of the business men are
supporting mine.
It is true that Mr. Sanders is business man
and so am l. But claim to have done more for
the county than has Mr.. Sanders. Since last
December | have, through my Building and
Loan Business, brought into the city of No
gales more than 100000 of outside capital to
aid in building and remodeling homes
I am taxpayer in this county and am inter-
ested in an economical administration of the
countys affairs and it would please me great
ly to have the opportunity to serve you to that
end
C. C. CRENSHAW
CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR
DISTRICT NO. y
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LEARN BARBER rRADEi
Day or night. Big. easy money in few
weeks. Our shops and jobs everywhere
City's Barber Schools. i56 N. Gay St. al
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GARAGE AND REPAIRS--d0- ear capacity
doing excellent business: rent, $50 month !;
5-year lease: owner has other business
Price. $3.50. Address Box 376-v. star
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

YOUNG WOMAN Of education desires posi-
ton, preferably as social secretary or host
ees; references furnished. Address Boz
l21-X. Star Office. "a
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Boy, Home for Holidays, Finds His
Parents Dead.

OSCEOLA, Ind, December 20 Up.
Paul Edward Vawter. IS, came
home from college last night looking
forward to a happy Christmas holi.
day with his parents, brothers and
sisters. AS a pleasant surprise he
arrived a day ahead of time.
There was no happy reunion. The
parents, the Rev. Clarence M. Vawter
and his wife, were dead, victims of a
railroad crossing accident that DC.
CURED here about the time Paul ED.
ward was boarding train at Green
Castle.
The son attends De PAW Univer.
gity. The four Vawter children are
being cared for by friends until relar
lives arrive.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fiide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket
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BEGIN THE STORY HERE.

Spencer Trumbull, in order to be near his
girl in the Adirondacks instead of taking a
health trip. hires his old college and war
days chum. Billy Trask. to make the sea
trip in his place and promises him 81 600
eye and care Of Keller, q male nurse, who Is
3 stranger to. both. and thus fulfill the or
lders of Trunlbull's fathers physician Trask
chair. and no sooner is pushed on deck by
Keller than he beholds girl at the rail
the goddess" he dubs her. She is Miss
Kent a society girl with a mania for nurs'
ing who takes, at once to the interesting m
Grimm Meanwhile. Keeler makes himself q
hero to Sidney Sands, girl in =, the second second
bounds and meets Sidney. who fascinates
him.
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Aexss Iowa and
England States California grape juice
yearly contract. Phone Mr.; Ayers, Main Mali,
Juice Co. 6O2. Transportation Bldg. "ity.
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WANTFD--SAI,ESAIEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-You men who
but who: are dissatisfied because you haven't
selves Immediately. Ayoung high. grade well
known building organza alton with a live
brokerage department has more sales work
than they can handle and would put on
You must be experienced know Washington
real estate values. own your own car, have
pleasing personality and be able to finance
we, put on. Apply Room 1890 Investment
Bldg. 80 pm. Monday. December 20.
SALESMEN---Start new year handling quick
selling, staple products of exceptional APP
peal; good commission paid weekly; promo
ton ton to executive positions for men of merit.
227 Investment Bldg.
LARGE MANUFACTURER
of wonderful new system of
household refrigeration needs
twenty high-grade statesmen to
follow up leads and take orders ;
every man will receive training
free; men who have ability to
earn large incomes will do well
to investigate this proposition.
Give complete information in
your reply, including age, expe-
rience and present employment.
All replies will be treated in con-
fdence. Address Box 447-V,
Star Office.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

EX-SERVICE MEN-Big money ceiling pa
triotic calendars. be each any quantity. Sell
for 25c. Brewer. 265 Canal. New York. 2Os
WE NEED q few more agents for the snap
whole or part time. Call West 266S,J for
appointment. zoe
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| BooKKEEPER., fret class, for good-payin,ig
permanent position: excellent opportunity
for advancement. rare chance for trust
worthy. Industrious man. Address, with par
uculars and salary expected BOX SOW
Star office
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HELP--MALE.

BAND MAN-Ouick change experisnced
Ford Band Co. 425 st. NV. - ~
BATTERY and ignition man, experienced;
good opportunity and salary. Apply huuy
Auto Accessories. 1913 Pa. ave. NV. ---
station; steady work: confidential interview:
state age. experience references and salary
PYnnntad Addrnss RnN SN-X Star Office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ANSInUCAbON &NbUNSc1S.
TUTORING, BY, YALE GRADUATE IN HIGH
Through caculus) and bookkeeping. BUCH-
ALTER. Franklin 4516.
THE noN0uR sSHooh ST. iash s. NV
school. Day and evening classes. FIR b431
PRACTICAL. TEACHER OF sAxoPHONE:
individual instruction. BY an experienced
Prsnhin s sSss seacner sol MASS ave NV
ASK THE BUSINESS MAN. HE KNOWS.
He Is interested in secretarial-office efficiency
Don't be misled-,accept only the best. II
P:fR H'h's scHd6ao oY Es sFcE re
TME w VIII s.n TERM T9h 21k e. K1
finish in juns and Graduates be placed place I'm IN
sbs IL e. sEset nsss w.e f,;
e ssso RADIO 4Ss 81 s. w BE-
THOSE WITH UNpEyELQPED TALENT
I dEnff Tor arss ts0 , S
81 ss ST. os OF 1da.::
TELEPHONE OPERATORS ALWAYS IN
oaords ai gld 70 is,b
st.Z9between New York ave. and Ii.
AUTO. DRIVING LESSONS BY old. ExPE
white chanffeurr furnished. Call Line. ss.
Ii1E HONOOh SChOOl, 0l7 l4th st. NV
Washingtons only exclusive beauty culture
school. Day and evening classes. FIR. 6131.
AUTO DRIVING = LADY INSTRUCTOR:
satisfaction guaranteed: men drivers II de-
sired. Phone West 306S. 212S Il st. NV.
LEARN BARBER TRADEI
Day or night. Big, easy money In few
weeks. Our shops, and JOBS everywhere.
City Hall Baltimore. Nd.
BE A BRICKLAYER.
EARN $40 TO Sl2 PER DAY.
Day and Evening Glasses,
BUILDING TRADES 6CHO0IA
-. 40 o Sc. NV.
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HETP-MALE AMI FEMALE

----I-1--1 -- -.I-H1II9 LII II H14HlkLE.
AMATEURS wanted for Park Theater: aleo
professional talent. Apply Capital Booking
ONCE. 81 18th st. NV. 2ls
MEN and women quickly learn the real
estate business. Earn while learning Need
not interfere with present employment Big
development to be opened in near future
Class instruction every Thursday at 5 pm.
A NJ. SHEPPARD Bond Bldg ~ pA-
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A WELL ESTABLISHED and

prominent real estate organiza-
ton needs real estate statesmen.
Over fifty new houses recent
ly completed and ready for sale.
Cooperation with our sales
men is our speciality. Statesmen
with ability to sell new houses
will find connection with our of
flee a profitable one.
Address Box SIX, Star office
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ESTABLISHED meat and grocery store or
Wisconsin ave, doing. $500 TO 5000 week
party leaving for California reasonable rent
| with lease. II. NJ. Smith. Cieve. 344l Eve
Cleve 2443 2Os
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AUTOMOBILES. wagons and high. grade tool
boxes for boys: wholesale. NJ. Frank Rup-
pert. 1921 9TH st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE, reversible wicker; excel
lent condition: $40: Call evenings. I'LL La
mont St. Apt. 203.
BABY CARRIAGE, $3.50; gas heater, 81;
large heater So: working overcoat cheap.
Main 1869. nights.
BED DAVENPORT. separate or suite: also
odd upholstered chair. 2007 18th st. NV.
BICYCLES-Iver johnson. Ranger: deferred
payments arranged: reconditioned. uucaiIcd
for. repairs: $40 up. 246l 18th.
CABINET sewing machine. electric $50:
fur coat $50: misses dresses. sizes l6 to Is.
So each; mans suit. size 81. $40. 34o1 Ugh
St. apt Il Coz
CANDY. suTarless for Christmas honey
caranlels. Col. 6TtS.
CHAIR. overstuffed wing or tiresidc: CHEAP
and new. Adams 9666. 2Sl5 4th st. 23'
CHILD'S ROCKER, ornaments, plain and
decorated dishes, slverware and table Hoen;
cheap. 93S st.
CHINA CLOSET, S2b: cost 800: 1 dining
table / hallrack. 4 dining chairs. all in good
condition: owner leaving city. Adams 4710.
dress suit complete, like
new, DE 30. for $50. Frsnklin $500
(C0ntinncd on next paxs.S
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MANUFACTURERS sALEsMEN.
WHAT KIND OF A JOB DO YOU WANT

n Job to represent manufacturer rated A.
A. A. /, established 80 years
To sell fast selling high-grade unfailing
profit making machine specalties to estab-
lished merchants. to make large income
above expense like our national force Is do
ing, on commissions. paid daily plus bonuses
executive positions quickly. due 70 change in
policy and added lines--a real Job. and are
1T in Wash, D. c.. Virginia and Maryland
territory. Call w. j. Morrssey. Eastern Sales
Manager. at Arlington Hotel Monday and
Tuesday for appointment. 8 A. NJ. to p. M.
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CHAUFFEUR. elevator. bus boy dishwasher,
ilrst cook. all round; private or pubic. rot
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COOK. nurse part time. general housework.
Pot. 594S
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER-Neat colored
girl with experience. SO Mass. ave. NV. .
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, white elderly
small family; stay nights: $40 week. S. NJ :,
20O3 3rd st. ne.
GIRL. colored. wishes work as mother
helper or child's nurse. Call Line, 8275-W.
LAUNDRESS. experienced. wants work to
take home: references. Address 2135 l. st.
NV. W. 9Sl-J. 81"
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ROOMING HOUSE, near 10th and X sts
NV for rent furnished or rent $50; furui
ture for sale. Phone Franklin S626 before
q m after = 30 22s
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Continued from Yesterdays starr
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| JANTTOR for apartment house; good wages
and nice quarters; man with experience and
| reference only. Robert Lee O'Brien. 17lo
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discount Address Box 245-X. star once.
SELL or take partner in ''rent-a car -drive-it-
yourself business. Address Box 23S-X.
Star office Col 8i61. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-20

DELIVERY BOY-white. wanted by news
age agency for work from 8 to Z evenTingis r.
person, at No. 517 Bond Building betWeen
and 4 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANTIQUES. old gold, silver. diamonds,
Main sl73.
APPAREL. mems. womens and chldren's
wanted for rummage sale; also household
Frank Frank. a4sa. pay '"sA' fAOuo 'a sS.
BOOKS BOUGHT - Large or small lots
Bring them in or phone Frank. 5416. Big
CLOTHIN6--Win cal In my unieItered au-
t0mobile. city or .suburba. and pay you high
pr3css l ses Il ndrsHDd
af sss 9Ssa q sp paoNs orsh Y YgSs can W sics
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brighten up for Christmas" (Kirsh rods
and Hartshorn rollers0 The Shade Factory.
100 14th ct. Main 1042S.
quality Opaque shades fitted to your win
dows, s5c the best quality of opanue shades.
S115; hung free. We will call with samples.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OWNER will sell downtown corner lunch
2Ss-x, Star Once. M 26s co.,
GROCERY STORE for sale, owner leaving
town. 1908 18th ct. NV. zoe
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MEN--Two wanted at once neat appear.
ance: white only; train news agents: good
Union News Co, employment office No. 8.
east basement Union Station.
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COLLECTOR on monthly instalment &C
counts man with small car preferred; must
be, familiar with city. Apply. Mr.. Sommer-
Vile 20S Bond Bldg. 10 to IL am.
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| Neutrality-suspicious. and character important;
| outside sales work: minimum of S25 per
| week guaranteed while learning. Fuller
! Brush Co. 618 Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
| of Insurance Address Boy 47O-K. Star
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PERSONAL.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Des seeReh n% Po
ROOM AND BOARD TO UNEMPLOYED
ssh darns sa ho Gn can fnc ' 15
LET ME FURNISH THE ENTERTAIN
dress dress Box Boz PSI Star once: p'e
ARE YOU LETTER sHYS LET NE COM
E tsed ' %adrs ssf Box is.& Star ONCE.
MARIE STEVENS. EXPERT P1nMANENT
removal Of facial hair and moles 81; scien-
6ess krssse 1 BdR az FOB e0e0
DRIVERS LESSONS GIVEN ON ANY
make automobile. Apply H., II. BROWN,
4tf fs service T'fs Dept INV" u 'elepnOl0 wan
FRANCES-MAE FURNITURE MART-LIV-
ste oond3r g a mr6s hand
gifts. 14th st. at Columbia I'd. Open until
WHY NOT A FRoCK FOR CHRISTMAS?
season. The social demands are numerous.
Attractive dresses. well made. Of excellent
3lO5 14th ct. NV.
GIFTS AND DRESSES SELECTED WITH
for .na for
s. MILLS. 3I05 14th st. NV. Col s609.J
MAsSEUsE. GRADUATE IN PARIS.
treatnent for nerves and rheumatism Hours.
THOMAS CIRCLE: CLUBERooMS FOR
% psssIes f s.s RaTsss4 dances plano ssho
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN By
s gpsbs eo. in electricity; for appointment
yoHdF so REST aSME For sn6 AGED az m
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MAN, with car to sell and collect at Alex
andra Va: will pay commission or salary
and commission. Apply, Singer SEWING, Ma
chine Co.. Alexandria. Va. 21e
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TRAGEDY HALTS REUNION

Continued In Tomorrow's Star.)
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WEATHER STRIPPING. lowest priccs
guaranteed satisfaction; easy payments: high
est-grade work: estimates cheerfully given.
Adams 1876. Acme Weather Strip Co.. 1905
9th NV 26s
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BRTCKLAYERs wanted at 10th and Iris St
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MEAT CUTTER-Must have reference and
he qualified: state salary expected. Address
Box 64-X. Star Office.
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BE A BRICKLAYER.
EARN $40 TO Sl2 PER DAY.
Day and Evening Glasses.
BUILDING TRADES SCHOOL,
40 q Sc, NV.
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WINDOW SHADES. screens & metal weather
strips. viii call with samples. J. II Butler
& Son, 203l Nichols ave. sc. Line. l0123;
WINDOW SHADES made to order: limoe
inns laid in cement. We 1T your windows
and floors Thompson Bros. furniture
Anacostia d. C. Phone Line. 800.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOOD TEA ROOM for sale good reason for
selling. ga 18th 81 NV. Frank. 3421.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: 81 600
weekly business: good equipment: other
business reason for selling. Inquire 529
18th st NV
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

HELP FREE-North 1884. 800 colored day
workers. cooks. dish ashers. mattresses, JAM
tors. laborers. nurses. 2125 18th st. NV. 20'
CALL Us when you need Office help: our
services free. Steward School ONCE Help
Agency. 1902 st. NV. Main s671.
Stenogs.. typists bookprs, clerical help, etc
Free registry. Main 5000. 1898 G At. NV,
BOyd FmDloyment Service =
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Flag Etiquette

question of heraldry
ion with flying the flag
its recruiting
lag which, while official the without
prescribe public
suggestions merely outline flag ethics
headry
signed to the evident the
fttngy
methods display questions
according army easily
recalled country being
considered living thing
day proper flag
etiquette called living precedence
other
public
Of pre-
heraldry
therefore the honor
point, of
S always as flags right
The outline etiquette
to flag
nnfurled the flag
horizontal falling hung
wall vertically
starry
American flag should be the side,
In Glory
point of group
of
should O.
projecting flag may
starry
the truck the peak called
buildings OF
vertically starry to
fashioned
the field
arranged with the blue uppermost
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WITH EDITORS
HUNT AND TAXATION
(Dunbar's Weekly


the of George
such and bridges
millions
steadily heavily
yearly called
benefit a
public works Of
$S,7379 taxation
total $325268O raised by direct
public
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expended public
1922, public
by direct taxation.
the Fifth platform
expenditure for public works fell $55O73O
building
public $OO3O9819 year
but miles highway
election public dropped
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public
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