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Evening star., 1927-11-20
A Family of "Zeds." "
MANY persons have a grotesa,

MANY persons have a grotesque,
not to say a perverse. humor in
names. and when they happen to he
parents they often inflict on their off.
spring names that are a lifelong en-
barrassment. In this relation there
may be cited the case of a man named
Zuriel Cook. who. having been cursed
with an outlandish name. determined
that all his children should suffer with
him.
Zuriel Cook married Polly Lombard
at Henderson. n. Y. early in the
nineteenth century. His large family
of children were named as follows:
Zuriel. Teresa. Zerema. Ze.nus. Ze.
phronia. Zerodia. Zsdina. Zegotus. Ze.
lora. Zethanial, Zeruth. Zelobus,
Zedelia, and last of all James.
1t is fair to presume that James
was posthumous child. II Mr.. Cook
had lived the boy would probably
have been named Zephaniah or Ter.
rubbabel.
Evening star., 1927-11-20
gAdC Offers


Nor did that conspicuously successful
flaming star of the criminal courts of
recent years. the late William ].
Fallon.
criminal courts. Slim wasted. curly
haired. blue.eyed. he strode to triumph
after triumph in the courts. From an
obscure position as assistant district
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q Governs Shrewd Moves of Those Who Shadow uries

the next year or so from Leavenworth
Federal Penitentiary.
That was the start OF the end for
Fallon. The newspapers and the
courts began to look askance at his
cases.
One Of his henchmen quarreled with
him over matter of money and flew
to O newspaper with information.
The henchman charged that Fallon
had employed one Charley Rendigs as
juryman in important stock.swin-
ding and bucketshop cases.
Rendigs was tried and convicted of
perjury in the State courts Fallon
defended him. After his conviction
Rendigs broke" and swore Fallon had
paid him $500 back in 1922 TO vote
Evening star., 1927-11-20

In special reports containing a resume
OF the prospective juryman's lodge
and church aff1liation. business stand
ing. politics, friendships. amusements.
etc.
William J. Burns, whose operatives
are charged with improper surveii-
lance of the jury in the Fall-Sinclair
oil conspiracy trial, is one of the
Evening star., 1927-11-20

NO" he replied comfortably. II
am told he would prefer to leap from
the Wooworth Tower rather than try
a case before me. You see, during
the last case in which he appeared
before me l switched the venire and
ordered new panel OF talesmen
drawn. | was told that he had slipped
names of a dozen henchmen into the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15
TAX NOTICE

The assessment roll of the Town of Wrangell for the year 1927 is now in my possession for the eollec- tion of the taxes levied therein.
 The taxes will be delinquent on the 3Oth day of September, 1927, at o'clock P. M., and unless paid prior thereto fifteen (15) per cent will be added to the amount as pen atty, and interest on said tax and penalty shall be charged at the rate of eight (S) per cent per annum from the date of delinquency untii paid.
 PROVIDED, however, that if one half of the tax so assessed is paid on or before the 30th day of September, the remaining one-half shall be due and payable on or before the 31st
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15

SEATTLE - 4 beautiful ship. white like the ice floes she will cruise among in the far north, or like the gulls that follow her out of Seattle harbor and Up the sound, is the new coast guard cutter North land now on her way as a success or to the veteran of many Arctic winters, the cutter Bear.
 The new $1,000,000 steel boat, driven by 22 motors and Diesel oil engines, was built at Newport News and left the Washington Navy Yard June 6. in charge of Commander j. F. Hotel.
 Her executive officer is Coniman- der T. J. Gormani her navigator, Lieut.. L. 0. Hammarstrom. She carries nine commissioned officers, six warrant officers and a crew Of S6 men. all picked because of their trustworthiness and knowledge Of Alaska. Many of the men are from the Bear. So eager were they t3 join the crew of the Northland that some of them paid their way from the east coast to obtain placement, and Il first class seamen are de. clared to have shipped as mess at tendants.
 Commander Hotel expects to reach Nome about the end of this month, and will penetrate the Are tic Circle as far as possible, to Point Barrow if the ice will permit. He hopes to return to Seattle late in the fall after the last commercial boat has left Nome. She was routed to go by way of Ketchikan, Juneau, SkagWay, CordoYa, Seward, Dutch Harbor, St. Lawrence Island and Nome.
 The NorthIand carries another passenger, and listed as such, but nevertheless beloved of all the offi- cers and men. He is an English set ter, known as skipper" born and reared in Boston, and presented by a friend to Commodore Hotel.
 Included in the cargo of equip ment and supplies are tons of maga- zines and photograph records. The Eskimos love music, especially jazz" records.
 The boat is built to withstand the Ice ana Has every ldCIliIy AOA 70 cue and relief She is 216 feet long; 39 feet beam; displacement 2O50 tons; draft 16 feet. Her speed is only IT nautical miles an hour, but she has cruising radius O. 5000 miles. She is sheathed with steel plates, both welded and rivet- ed
 She has boom rigged for air plane hoist so that if any airplane explorer in the future needs assist ance the ship can pick the aircraft from the water and carry it to land. Her armament consists of two four inch guns and two six-pounders, to- gether with machine guns. She has a large radio and two auxiliary sets, and large holds for supplies.
 Quarters are provided for Eski- mos who are transported between their homes and fishing grounds.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15

day of December, but if the said re maining one-half be not paid before December 31st, 1927, it shall be de- linquent and a penalty of fifteen (15) per cent will be added to the amount thereof, and interest on said tax and penalty shall be charged at the rate of eight (9) per cent per annum from date of delinquency un til paid.
 PROVIDED. Also, that all payers of taxes who shall pay their taxes in one payment. and in full, on or before the 30th day of September shall be allowed a three (3) per cent rebate on said tax.
 Taxes are payable at the Bank Of Alaska.
 A. E. GURR,
 Town Treasurer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15

There are six spare state rooms for government officials and guests She is equipped with Diesel electric drive, and the shaft is in two sec tions with a magnetic clutch. This last innovation is for the purpose of protecting the propeller and taI. shalt should submerged ice be en- countered by the revolving blades.
 The old Bear is now at Oakland. It is expected that she will be used as training and recruiting ship. Officers say she travelled some one million miles during the nearly 5O years she was in service in Arctic waters. and during that time per formed many notable deeds of res cue and succor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH
SUNDAY. SEPT. .18

10:45 A. M. Morning Prayer Theme of sermon, "The Habit of Grat- itude. There was only one out of ten lepers that had time to stop and say thank you for being healed. How many have the time to say thank you for the benefits of a Christian civ ilization?
 12:00 M Church School. Good at tendance last Sunday. Still there are boys and girls that have not enrolled for the year. Young peo- pie, wake upi
 H. P. Corser, Rector.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15
HAZEL B NO. 8 ARRIVALS

The Hazel B No. } arrived from Telegraph Creek Saturday evening with the following passengers:
 Mr and Mrs. Dr. R. v. Ellis, W 4. Talbot, Mrs. Dan Mccullough. Mrs. John Mccullough and children, Fred Simpson, A. J. Mcdonald. E. S. Wheatley, Fred Willard Martin Carlson, M. D. 0'Connel, C. Hansen, Nels Lfndlo,, ". L. Cnumley.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15
Northland, New Revenue Cutter,
 Now on Way to Arctic Ocean
Replaces Old Bear, N0W Retired as Tralnlng Ship After Half Century Bucklng Ice-HaS
 Jazz Records f0r ESklmoS

Northand Is Built Withstand Arctic Ices Sheathed With Steel Plates Both Riveted and Welded and Has Diesel Electric Drive Carries Rig to Hoist Airpanes From Water, and Has 90O0N1ile Cruising Radius.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15
Certainly Hills Bros Coffee tastes better roasted a few pounds at

4 feqO Bounds at q timei That's the secret of Hills Bros exclusive process of Con- trolIed Roasting. Every particle of the famous blend of fine coffee is roasted evenly. Such an exact process has made 1t possible for Hills Bros. to set an un- rivaled standard of uniform deliciousness in coffee.
 In addition to creating the utmost in flavor, Hills Bros. save all of it for you by packing their coffee in vacuum. Not until you open the vacuum can Is there the slightest chance for a wisp of the aroma or bit of the flavor to escape.
 Wherever Jou# go in the West you'll find Hills Bros. Coffee the favoritc. Buy it at your store That famous trademark, the Arab, is on every cana guarantee that the coffee is the genuine Hills Bros. the product of Controlled Roasting. Mail the coupon now for free copy of "The Art of Entertaining" It tells how to make a perfect cup of coffee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15
The Churches PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SEPTEMBER IS, 1927

10:30 Morning Worship-Thlinget 12:00 Sunday School 7:30 Evening Sermon: "IMPO-
 FENCE OF A NEGATIVE
 BELIEF.
 The general public is cordially in yited to all the services. Come and bring a friend with you.
 Robert Joseph Diyen, D D.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-15

Hills Bros. Toast their #coG9 =ay =a good cock n ake5
 d0aghnut5.
 She cooks doughnuts q fezg= q time in the hot fat so=as not to lower the temperature. Hills Bro. roast only q fesg Pounds of eofss at q lime and thereby bring every pound to
 uniform perfection.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Az IDEAL PLACE 3, for gaRline station
partly constructed, consistlne OF groom
storeroom; acres Of good land. facing
concrete road Il acre, Of grapes u acre
ington. b. c.. Price 800. Address Box
IT. Star Office
THE COLONIAL BEACH BATH HOUSE and
pavilion for lease with the privilege of SELL
II & soft drinks; terms OF lease--ons year
with the privilege Of three: bids must be in
by April 14th, 1927 accompanied by
the right to reject any and al bids. Address
BIDS to 4. f. Mason. town treasurer. Coionlal
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for tea house
or tourists lodging house on main high
nice grove for camp site: a bargain: you
make beautiful country home: easy terms,
price $4,000, @. Raymond Gaines, Alex
andrla Va. Phone l4A6.
WANTED experienced men to sell TO nler-
chants patented machine that Will quickly
nav its cost in advertising retails for
weekly; o deposit Of $40 Is required. being
3ale eaeh on % machines Address Box
one OF the aTterial highways Large room
for aces. tires, etc. siX.room apt. above
desired 7 p' XII NOW Vacant ete0 80 investment
necessary Rent reasonable Address Box
ID: ssaI = 05 s4sas.
MEAT MAkhEI grocery, pusInesss located
on upper I4th 81. n:Ws DONG 1so0 weekly
asls plant vaine1 ~ iY9U0 can e oil PIX
iumbia sO43. alter q nm Colmm6ia
I, I ! ~ &c ""N'' AsS pnA'' 0'''ii'1'"
: -x7I7777 \
h@sGgroog hotei f,3iv ce,,niaS sinsa nneead
z months age; SQUARE from Union Station
Apply 100 NJ Capitol ST..
i ~ , ~ MI, L.s1S s"3a p NJ
osltiult - '1iss itaS Ilad
9t III ra,, M ~ @
19,ired + lanes 80 y Z. Schaf a.,
5l5 18th
SyTT SI9T - eriIt aTI-a .511d t-,,g, 90 sfn1
~, "A = for - nun, yiei ss@,rsd IN e9'
n = 4esi1ares. ,1avstIa r,,nfbiv for t,ga
years Write aud owner viii cali Address
Box 41S-Z Star Office los
~ ~ ,;,I1 e1,,- gro1a,.,, md rieii-,,tosse,,
s . to take charge OF store In sabuTb,
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PERSONAL Cont

SUMMER CAMP ON POTOMAC RIVER
near Glen Echo--i rooms large open fire.
place; water. electricity: COMPLETELY
FURNISHED. ideal for Summer sacrifice.
Phone Main 135. To-
YOUNG MAN WOULD TRAVEL AS sECRE-
taiy or companion, as courier tor family or
Boz 1857 Star of5ce l0'
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE BY NURSE AND
grad Swedish masseuse. i115 St.. nv.
Apt POI Phi. Main 1866. ii
THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB. 1896 MASS: AVE.
dances teas, piano orthophonic FIR 214.
los
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY 4
graduate In electricity for all chronic tr0u.
bles Far apopintmeut phone Pot l447
MAN LEAVING FOR TEXAS IN AUTO
mobile wants another man as companou.
free transportation Call North 1850.
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Dec. 1925. owned and driven by one man
exclusively; this car has been thoroughly
oyerhauied IN our shops and is in fine con-
diuon, well equipped only 1913 Lambert
hudson Motors Co. 1722 L ST.. west of
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Statesmen

Many a man would like to be-
come a salesman, but feels he
does not possess the qualihca-
tons.
Why Judge YOURSELF
We are ready to put on a few
quick-thinking men, willing to
work hard. The men who are
engaged will have an oppor-
tunity to make large earnings
on very satisfactory commits
sion basis.
W. A. Mcclure. Sales Manager,
WARDMAN MOTORS. INC,
1926 14th St. NV.
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PIANOS-Sueff Stelnway and number OF
other used pianos la grands and uprights
q. bargain prices Chas Steh Inc
3a0 q az n "
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CADILLAC 80 FOUR-PAS sENGER COUPE.
rust be sold quickly at sacrifice. GOOD
running condition. Adams 54I6
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BUICK STANDARD SIX ROADSTER. 1925.
looks Just like new and has been very we7
taken care OF Motor completely rebuilt
ahd guaranteed Price $500: terms If de-
sired Investment Building Garage 18th
4 SITS. my. entrance through Investment
Building lobby
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HEI.P-NIAIE lContinuedl
49, - -
DR ApFRE MAN

Opportunity 10 manage draperY room.
thorQughly experienced IN measuring. cutting
and hanging Graperies. slip covers. etc. An~
Charles 81 baltimore Nd lOs
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BULGE. 4-PASS MASTER 6 COUPE: new
Duc0 finish slip covers and MANY extras
g ado Or terms. 1908 I4th st. NV North
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FOR FARM AM GARDEN.
FOR sAl ,f--,IlTONi.,ItllES

FOR SALE-Box bushes. an sizes. from
@3-F-ll To-
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NEEI\

will he the last opportunity for enrolment
Tor our radio course in the class lust being
formed. THIS il the beginning of our Spring
term; which will end June 30th Students
December and be qualified to enter radio
work. Positions furnished all our rradu-
ates. Glasses to o'clock Monday Wed
ncsday and Friday nights Special finish
ing course for advanced students and former
navy and army operators desiring a com
mercial license.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
405 9th St NV Main 1899
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PIANOS bought. sold and exchanged VIE
coin S02i Mr. Poole Toe
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BDtth@-We have many bargains in Bui~ts
sec our lot 0t ears advertised I'm thezs
/ columns The Trew Motor Co 1909 18th
s. nv. Main Alb
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Personal.

Personal.
CONFIDENTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE
for ~ years: secretly obtained evidence and
information: expert shadow service: advice
aud consultation free. unquestionahle ere
dentials; membcr Of American Association
Of Detective Agencies Omen SUNDAYS all
hours daily Come in and talk it over We
win helD sou solve your nrobIem BRAD
FORD INC Transportation Bldg 18th and
4 ass Phone Franklin 500 ~
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. HAVING OCCA-
SOCIAL epiepttc ATTACKS, wishes TO fnd re-
sp0nsihe nam 70 aecompany him to suuth-
erin California and live with him in small
beach camp no nnrsc training necessary.
state wages Address letter@ 515 goth y.
NV,
MARIE STEVENS EXPERT PERMANENT
removal Of facial hair and moies 81. Scien-
tific facial scalp and hot-pii treatments 81
20 wears experiences satisfaction guaranteed.
392 Kresge Bldg, Ii0S G ST. apifS
OUR FEATHERWEIGHT oRTHOpEDIC DE.
wee for foot trouble superior TO arch pre-
server shoe, made from plaster cast OF your
foot, m amy shoe immediate comfort, Foot
Correction Laboratory. 6l2 NV. Rm. los.
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N0TICE-ordors for transient CLASSIFIED 20
advertisements in the Baltimore sun may ~ pc
gtsr in "a ) so pm day before issue at
regular rates.
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HEI.P--FEMAIE.


BookkEEPER. lady. ia small organization
70 take charge of several sets OF eompli-
lated books no ordinary Qualification viii
your line and have the ability 10 10 al
kinds Of bookkeeping. preparing and tvplng
financial statements ana can Handle Il, ~
tuI considerable volume Of accounting DO
not waste time IN replying: good location
lsr me right applicant: Kive fun details
Star Office
B00KkEEPER. one fully competent 10 take
charge Of bookkeeping in real estate and
expected. replies confidential Address Boz
361-1. Star Office
CHOCOLATE DTPPER. experienced. al once.
GoTnMeIEs. Inc. l329 6 st. NV. %
DEMONSTRATORS experienced department
store work, fast selling advertised product
Etfe your phone number and experience in
lesleI % BOX la. star Office. 10'
FEEDERS and eatehers white experienced
5of Iat work dept. Apply Dupont Laundry
%. &251 sherman ave. NV,
HAND-W0RK ir0neys experienced Appfy
dupont Laundry Co. 1888 sherman ave
HOSIERY GIRL experienced Apnlv u
oslGe, 1raXeler shoe store. AIS 9TH st n.w
iIR0NER AND PREssER. first class on
ers and Divers 1906 II It. NV los
LADIES ll0) to deliver samples. ear earn
D-o Teee6 Apply 1919 international Bldg.
hoom lUI3. 70 pm. I0s
MA ~ ELEk and sllP7ro9nd operator e.
No information given over phone 10"
NURSE. white. Tor infant city references
lsesa 1l ADJ. %o5. Florence Court. Phone
sALEsLADY TO sen aud do organization
work IN the sale Of Frigidaire the outstand,
! ing ,eleetnc Fetrlgerator: commission basis
Amply L. p. Steuart g. Bro 3lO7 I4th 81.
sALESW0MEN real estate. experienced
must have car and be able to close sales
We furnish prospects Line. S671
SHIRT FINiSHERS eolored three: eNpeI..
eheeo only Elite Laundry. @Il9 l4th ST.
( sTENOGRAPHER with eXperence: Der.
maneut position Cali between TO hud ~
am O. r. Evans & Bros Inc 1928 Eye
I TEACHER. experienced III Gregg shorthand,
/ touch fypeVritiHg and English wanted at
/ once permanent position. bring references
/ York ave NV.
+ TTPIsT-CLERK-Youn lady knowledge Of
shorthand and tvplnR essential; must be
pected position permanent. others need not
I andy Address Boz 451-Z. Star Office.
/ WON EN-~Free course ia life insurance safes
! n4snship: whole or part time university an
/ stfuctur Earn while learning Tuesday
/ Thursday evenings, Z 80; ! hour only All
dress Box i62-Y Star Office
/ MILLINERY SALESLADIES
I iop part time Mast have some ,eXpeuenec
( & Co 90 lltn 8 nv
WOMEN CAN MAKE
BIC MONEY !
We have u famous face cre3m highly IT,.
34rS-d 10y ths famous Bcaufiei JAMS. Stage
stars sHa Leading Druggists.
u yQtl ere not enpioyed-~our safes sys
tenn "iN allow youHa and attractive women
+ 10 make from S261o 60 S55 week---,le.
pending on their oHu results
III y0u are employed-~-Our sales system
( WiN t1fu fe~ spare evening hours into 8
Aigh grade and profitable connection
CALIe-tomorrow between 8 and 10 am.
fer interview. u y0U are employed phone
Z Tor appointment or write for particulars
ENSEMBLE MFG. Co.
! T0l Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Ia0ns North 2462.
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/ BUCKS, new and used on display at Emer-
TJh OrmeS Connecticut ave showroom /;
( 9aEs ard evenings. Ash for r GaddesA
I 4OIo Torn ave. Telephone Main 621o
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SHOE SALESMAN.
EXPERIENCED MEMS SHOE SALES
MAN; MUST FURNISH HIGHEST CREDEN-
TIALS. APPLY MANAGER. SHOE DE
pARTMENT.
PARkER-BRIDGET Co.
The Avenue at 9th.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
several ambitious men TO Join our sales
force men who viii work utelliEeuily can
earn from S300 70 81 00o per mo. Call be
fore 1880 mornings.
MARLOW-BEECI1 CORPN.,
LEI Cn.,.a A.-n y w
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BUICK SPORT TOURING 1923. in nerfeeF
/ condition. $50 terms. North SG37-W q"
BUICK 5-PASS MASTER SEDAN 1929.
I completely recoUdih0ned. viii paint to suit
( pHre9aser. many extras; trade or terms
Marpon sed Car Dept, sos 14th ST. nv
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BUICK PASSENGER COUPE model 24-4S-
new DucO paint. 3 new tires. looks ana
runs Ike new. 500 for quick sale. terms
can I've arranged T9T f~fh 81
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

EGG GAMBLER thoroughly experienced
Apnlv Cndahy Packing Co, 49, 10th st s.w
SALESLADY. one. and one salesman An
ply All JenfeF Building
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tHENROLET sedan. 1923. SlO0. Frankj0
$50. 1926 goth ST.
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HErpMAIE.

HELP-MALE.
T3O0TWFFP TF}-tTraduate OF Business high |
preferred give age experience az rs
Rrenees saiarE eNpcetea. Ao"iess
2a1-I. star oIhee
P00YKFEpFR. ono fslliy competent to take /
charge Of bookkeeping IN rear estate , atlM 1
lrs,irsncf Office state experience and salary
expecfed: replies confidential Address boN |
ssS-z star oifiee. -----
CHAIR FANFRe several hand canemg: must
he experienced viii bring chars 70 You,
S sifE}ce. 90e1 zone. Aao,vs. Do1
COACH FAINTER, first class. wanted. s@3
~ TT7770P eth car FOR Alexandra ana
zste5nffr Apnly at once General Automobile
Owners. list floor. 81 9th s.. n.a.------------
rDTIFCT0R experienced for lnstaliment !
house, must have car aud pe pro934gteF ~
others need apply. Address Box 499-h star
Office -----------
COLLECTORS T2l experienced. must know
1sorLlMsz4 sell leslt : --- ? -
COOK. white. $50 per month and mantle
nance Apply hospital steward. Z. > SOL
diers' Home. ---------------
DRUGGIST, registered must be W9 WORKER
etate experience. references, salary Aaosess
Box 434-Z Star Office "
EXPERIENCED SALES MANAGER for fstaoii
lished eose-in waterfront properly 10 -,
e,ots1 iesion TO man who can nande az
organization. Address Box 3ss-z, star
Office. ~--
FARM HAND wanted Apply congef
Laundry 23rd and n y. ave. Z .M---~-------
GFNTLEM AN--Free course IN life INSURANCE
craftsmanship; whole OF part time. unlxers55sy
Instructor. Earn while learning Inesaais:
Address Box 460Y, Star Office ,-------
GENTLEMEN OF wide acquaintance ~
Washington for remuneratYe enpios ilit 1
rF7hsa g,osf8iOu IL in connection with country
ciub aud offers exceptionally congeni3l ~9rk:
For Interview address Box 44l-A. star
of1ee. 49,
TENTT0R--sef5iea couple for small apt no
fhffaeeus sober. state experience AuU.
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PIANO, steinway grand lust S495; real
PIANOS Rebuilt steiuway. Knabe. Pack
ard. Hazelton and Sohmer grands. 500 90
$500: terms. See Mr.. Regain. kits. 1880
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PIANO. upright: practically new: viii sac
rifce for nni.k sale $50 Eve g. s.W- l0e
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG MEN for sales work: must he bus,
tiers. not magazines or vacuum cleaners,
but real mOuey-makInE proposition. See
Mr.. Cook or Laliy. Hudson Hotel lis
MEN to sell established product Apply .
10 , p.m Monday ChamberiiR Metal
Weather Strip Co. 932 N. Y ave. los
FASTEST growing food line in America: can
use TWO or three real statesmen TO work re-
tail in and about Washington. This is a
real selling proposition and offers permanent
connection Tor proper parties Advise age
and sates experience in applying Address
Box $685. Star Office 81