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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
szEP SKIER
A Katholikus Hjusagi K0r biisz-
Ike lehet husveti sziniel6ad&s&Fa
es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Husvet mindket napjan, igazan
minden elismerest es dicseretet
mcgerdeml6 sziniea0adast Els tanc-
mulatsagot rendezett a katholikus
magyar ifjusag.
Unnep els6 napjan, egy pompas
magyar napszinmiivet mutattak
be. A k0z0nseg szeretettel iinne-
pelte szerepl6ket, akik mind
egyike megallotta helyet. A darab
betanit6ja 6s rendez6je, 6zv. Mi
h6k Sandorne, faradtsagos es ne
hez munkat vegzett - megerde-
mel minden dicseretet.
Kiil0n-kul0n mem trunk a SEE
replokrdl, egyt6l-egyig k0szone-
tet erdemelnek a vasarnap est
felejthetetlen eloadasert. "a be.
tyar kend6je" sokaig azok emile
kezeteben marad, akik vasarna-
pi el6adast vegig elveztek.
Hetfon este zajlott lie K0r hus
Yeti halja Fenyesebb, szebb tanc-
mulatsagot, nagyobb kiizonseget
meg soha sem lattunk Youngs-
townban. Ezen a balon oft volt
igazan mindenki A hatalmas bal
terem t0mve volt k0z0nseggel, a
h0lgyek bali ruhai szenzaciosak
voltak. J6kedv, magyaros hangu-
lat uralta ezt a bali ejszakat.
Ugy a szinieloadas, mint tame
mulatsag az Eagles Hallban volt
nlegtartva. Minden magyar csak
halaval k0szonheti meg Katho-
likus Ifjusagi Kornek, hogy Macy
anyagi aldozatok aran, EFT az iga-
zan ragyog6 es fenyes termet be.
relte Xxi.
Vegre egy mulatsag, ahol k0-
z0nseg hangulatat es j6kedvet
nem rontotta ell bali terem.
Meleg szeretettel gratulalunk 2
Katholikus Hjusagi K0rnek. A
magyarsag megerto szeretettel ia.
mogatja minden egyes pr6balko o.
zasukat, skier koronazza mindie
vallalkozasukat.
Elore, megkezdett uton
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
Tizenkilenc anamon hajtottak eddig
kcresztiil ezt pompas gepet-Szazezer
mertf0ldes pr6bauton Greater.
Oakland Six.

Kevesebb mimi k6t h0nap alatt,
t;,ht, mint 900 varoshan ma idnam GOV.
milI;o cmbcr latta hires 600. 900
Mia. Oakland s;x Sedant,, ~ pen
mo,t tcszi meg 10000 mertf3ldes utiat,
~ Eovcsiilt Ala,mokon keresztiil. melv
o. alkalommal mar . masodik megbiz.
lat6saei pr6ba.
4 gen februar On iudu,t ol Datro.
;th6l amtan hoov . gen szazexcr inert
f1I,Iet mar szah,dt l6a nan al,tt ger
beia,ta mar kelctct 6s . deli al1amokat
kcr,sztiil h,,I,dt tizenkilene 5l,amon
5nr;,;s o,sS bo+shan o16..o Tov,s4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
MARKET STREET
EXTENSION

Negy aker, a Market st.
Extension teriileten, egy het
szobas frame lakassal, meleg
viz fiitessel, reggeliz1 szoba,
villany, gaz, csatornazas,
viz. A vasarba ertGdik egy
nyilvanos garazs, nagysaga
3OX4O, az 0sszes sziikseges
Filling station felszerelessel,
3 pumpa, tank, keszen hasz
nalatra. A tulajdonos a West
re indul, olcs0n eladja.
Ara $10,500. $500 keszpenz.
Ha egy jo iizletbe akar belle
ke.zdeni, itt legjobb alka-
lom. "A fold ma ga, az eladasi
ar felet megeri. Ne feledje
Ell, hogy a Market Street Ex-.
tension tariileten, Az ingat-
lanok erteke az elmult ha-
rom evben jobban emelke-
dett, mint a varos barmely
mas teriiletcn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
ALLIANCE, o.
Macy MULATsAG

Az Alliancei Els6 Magyar N6i
iss. Egylet aprilis 30-an, szomba-
on este 7 oral kezdettel, min
lenki altal ismert Nemet Hall
IAN, sajat penztara javara LBO-
Iva BAIT rendez.
Mauzsikalni, a cantoni Iparos
Igyesiilet kivalo zenekara fog.
Erre a pompasnak igerkez6, ma
yyaros es egyben j6tekonycelu mu
atsagra felhivjuk ugy helybe-
i, mint k0rnyeki magyarsag fl
yyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21


r6l, Basel Elek a tenyesztesbe
wont iiszok eletkorar6l, Szlavik
Endre az 5sHel Is tavasszal vet
heto viragokr6l, Kunsch Antal pc
dig muskatli neveleser5l If. XII
l0nfele tartalmas Is valtozatos ro-
vatok, mint Meheszet, Behold es
Kulf0ldi Szemle, K6rdes es Fele-
let, stb. egesziti XII lap ezen njabb
szamat, mely niy6ssaganal fogva,
meltan orvend nagy elterjedes-
mex gazdak es kerteszek koz0tt.
Mutatvanyszarn kaphat6 a kiad6-
hivatalnan, Budapest, w, Sep
utica l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
SHARON, PA.
FENYEs BAL

A Munkas BetegsegelyOo Sz0-
1etseg Silk, sharoni osztalya ap-
ills 30-an, szombaton este, min
lenki altal ismert Maennerchor
Iallban fenyes es nagyszabasu
ancmulatsagot rendez.
Muzsikalni, a k0nkedvelt Medve
Tstvan zenekara fog.
Ere a baIra messze videkek
magyarsaga kesziil, ne maradjon
Il tehat arr6l egyetlen magyar
ember sc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k0-
yeikezo
Id. Pinter J6zsef (344 Green
wood Ave.), JamIbrik Istvan GOO
So. Jackson), b. 10th Lajosne
0524 Manhattan Ave., iii. Vass
lstvan (27 Palmer Ave-, Camp
bell, o., Palinkas Istvan go
Fruit ST., Farrell, Pay
Betegseg az elnoknel jelenten-
d5, kinek cime: 211 Edward ST.,
telefon 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
TAvAsz EBREDEsE.
Irta: Eisler Mikl6s.

JtoIs6t fordplt tel almos ssekere,
aideg honaba faradtan visszat6rt.
Nyomaban tavasz cs6kos melege,
Madarak vidAm, csicserg6 seregs,
Ebressti ssunnyad6 hAsArt.
r .---
Ebredjetek! Elmult rideg tel vilaga,
Az 6let ss6p 0r0me csilingel fsl6nk;
0lts0n pomp&t ret, az erd6 minden
faja,
ulatozzon fold tengernH viraga
a vilAs uraaak. ,,- - : -
Pompaja tslj6bsu yirulj6n hAtar.
Sugarozza f6ny6t az arany napsugar,
Szalljon l6gtirben cseng6 nladar tnck,
zengje Ell imajat fold Isten6nek
nnbsE, viYAg, fhssA sSd6 mindsn fAja,
Elj6n mindenkinek reg vart bsldogsAga,
Elhozza mag&val q tavasz 6bred6ss,
viragok illata, m6hsk ztmm0g6se;
A ssell6 lagy szarnyAn ssall be sx''
vekbe
Tavass 6bredeskor, tavasx Sbrsd6skor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
SzINHAZI HIR

A cleveland, Homonnay Rezs6
vezetese alatt miik0d0 szintarsu-
lat, majus Ire, vasarnapra hir-
letett szinieloadasa, tekintettel a
-eformatus egyhaz templomava-
asara es a Youngstown Magyar
Oalk0r tarsasvacsoraval egybek0-
oft kulturestjere - kesobbi da-
umra lett elhalasztva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
vERHovAY 1oS

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k0-
Ivetkez0:
10th JOSEF (1029 Foster st. J,
Balazs Ferenc 1892 Franklin A.
jkollath Ferenc (1712 Manhattan
Ave., Szenegeto Mikl6s (Lock-
wood, o..
Betegseg a titkarnal jelentendo
kinek cime: 211 Edward ST., tele-
Ifon 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

King cimii darabnak zenes verzi6ja
$ kitiin6 sz6rakozast iger mindenki sza
mara.
Erdekes mese, izl4ses tancok, sz6p
nlagan Is k6risszaanok jellemzik EFT
"a darabot Kitiin6 szerepl6kkel keriil
.ez az operette bermutatasra varosunk-
ban. E|stt'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

A Kereskedo es 1paros K0r
tanccal egybek0tott tarsas-
vacsoraja a Wickliffe Man
nor House ban.
APRuIS %, SZolMBAT
Canton, O.-AN Iparos Egye-
siilet szinieBadasa a Bandi
fele Halhban. Bemutatasra Ike
riil: a "Falu rossza" c. nep-
szinmu.
ApRrIIs rs, HETF6
Campbell, GA campbelli
magyar asszonyok nagy bal
ia az iskola javara.
APRILIs %, CsuT0RT0K
A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r
baseball csapatanak Macy tame
mulatsAga Ward Baking Co
Halljaban. Angel orchestra
muzsikal.
APRn.IS 80, szoMBAT
Warren, O~-A Bridgeport
Sz0vctseg 37y.-ik, warreni
osztalyanak els5 tavaszi bal
ia a Roman Hallban. Zsiga
Janos muzsikal.
APRnIs 80, szoMBAT
A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya-
r6l" elnevezett stee1toni r6-
mai kath. hitk6zseg balja a
Szulligan Hallban.
APRu.Is 80, szolDAr
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
Silk osztdlySnaK nagy tanc--
mulatsaga a Maennerchor
Hallban.
APRu.Is 30, vAsARNAP
Alliance, O.-Az Alliance-i
,N3cgylet nagyszabasu mulat
saga.
MAJUS 1, vASARNAP
A Youngstown Magyar Dal-
k0r tarsasvacsoraval egybe-
kJt0tt kultur este a Szulli-
gan Hallban.
MAJUs /, vASARNAP
A magyar reformatus egyhaz
megnagyobbitott tempiomd-
max felavatasa.
MAJUs 8, vAsARNAP
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Ref.
Noegylet Magyar anyak i'm
nepe" refomatus templom
alatti teremben. Kezdete este
z 80.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
sZINHAzI HnR


Szinhazbajar6, zen6s es 6nekes dara-
hokat szeret6 k6z0nseg figyelmet fel-
li...juk egy pompas darabra, mely ma
ius Fan keriil el6sz0r bemntatasra q
r RK szinh4zban.
Ez a pompas operette, az Ii ! We're
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

Teljesen vi, negy szobas
haz, telek 40x120 nagysagu.
A South Side-on, a The
Sheet and Tube es a Repub-
lie. gyarak kozeleben. Ha 81
ct, akkor 81, ,6OO-ert megkap-
hatja. 800 lefizetes. r. G.
VASU COMPANY, 213 Ter
minal Bldg. Telefon 1886.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
MAGYAROK NAPTARA


Warren, GA Warreni Else
Magyar Bs. Egylet majusi
balja Roman Hallban. Zsiga
Janos muzsikal.
MAJUs II, HzoMBAT
A Magyar Polgari K0r nagy-
szabasu tancmulatsaga q Szul
ligan Hallban.
MAJUs 1s, HtTF6
A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya
rol" elnevezett steeltoni r6-
mai kath. hitk0aseg balja
Szulligan Hallban.
MkJUS %, SZoMBAT
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
Sz0vetseg Silk osztalyansk
nagy tancmulatsaga Maen-
nefcnOr hailDan.
MAJUs 20, vAsARNAP
Niles, O.-A nilesi reforma-
tus egyhaz miikedvelG k0re-
mex sziniel1adasa. Bennuta-.
tasra keriil: a "Gyimesi vad-.
virag' cimii nepszinmU.
MAJUs 80, HtTF0
A Kossuth K6r nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga u Campbell
= Parkban.
JUNIUS 5, vAsARNAP
A magyar refonmatus egyhaz
gyermekiinnepelye. Szinda-
rabok kerllnek bemutatasra.
JUNIUS IS, sZolEBAT
Sharon, Fas.-A : Munkas Bs.
Szovetseg Silk osztalyanak
fenyes balja a Maennerehor
HalHban.
JUNIUS 20, KEDD
A fiiggetlen ref. egyhdz nagy
szabasu piknikje.
JULIUS 2, szoMBAT
A SIT. Gyorgy magyar g0r.
kath. cgyhaz nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga es piknikje.
JULIUS 4, HETF0
A SIT. Istvan egyhaz IS egy-
aet nagyszsbasu, egesz ma
pos piknikje a Campbell
Parkban.
JULIUS 4, HETF6
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
SD0vetseg Silk osztalyanak
nagyszabasu piknikje a Fa-
bian fele farman. Kezdete
delutan 2 6rakor.
JULIUS 16, SzoMBAT
A !" Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya" hitkozseg nagyszabasu
piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan. Kezdete d. u. 2
0rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

FELMILLIo EMBER CsODALTA Az
OAKLANDOT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
APR1L1s 81, cst}f0RT0K

A Keresked6 Is Iparos K0r
tanccal egybek0tott tarsas-
vacsoraja a Wickliffe Man
nor House ban.
, 1927-10-17
u. 5. NAVAL RADIO STATION
OCTOBER 18TH, 1927.
Courtesy OF the Associated PreSS.)

Pittsburgh.-Majo General Charles P.
Summerall, Chief of Staff of the Army,
has been recalled from his western in
spection trip by President Coolidge for a
conference on the budget program of the
Army next year.
Annapolis, Md.-The Navy's football
squad yesterday went through a hard
drilling preparatory to the contest with
Nosre Dame in Baltimore Saturday. In
t%ensive drill in forward passing to be able
to go up against Notre Danes forward
passing attack was kept up throughout
the late afternoon and until dark under
arc lights. Scrimmage lasted only a half
hour. Today's workout was light timber
ing up work. The coaches of the Navy
expressed satisfaction with the form ex-
hibited.
New York.-The New York Evening
Post printed a special despatch from Bu-
charest declaring rumors were prevalent
in the Rumanian capital that Princes lea.
ma had eloped with young naval lieuten-
ant, aide de camp of the late King Ferdi-
n8nd, her father. The Princess has been
missing for two days from her usual
haunts and is thought to be on a yacht on
the Black Sea the despatch says.
, 1927-10-17
65 Indicates failul

All of these things the parents have to
know and take into consideration seri-
ously in order to help and cooperate with
the teacher whose ambition is just to
bring up successfully the future gen.
Grafton.
Now, dear parents, you have an idea
of how to deal with your children in re-
gard to their school duties from now on,
if it is your desire that they should get
the best results from the education they
receive at school. follow these rules
which | have offered for your benefit.
Yours for success,
JUAN E. REVIERA, JR.
, 1927-10-17
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, Oct. 14th.-The raw sugar
market advanced 1l16 of a cent, with
better inquiry. sales reported were Fl,
900 bags of Philippines and about 100,
600 bags of Cuban for October shipment
all at All, Dec. closed 293. Jany. 2.95,
Mch. 2.S2, May 2.90, July 2 80, Sept 3.06,
Refined sugar was unchanged to 10 points
lower.
Paris, Oct. 18th. Miss Ruth Elder fail
ed by a sCant 800 miles of accomplishing
the feat of being the first woman to cross
the Atlantic by aeroplane. Her plane the
, 1927-10-17

American Girl was estimated to have
travelled 5000 miles along its $500
miles journey. The plane was destroyed
by fire as the ship was attempting to
salvage it, the ship reported.
London, Oct. 14th. Dorothy Cochr-
ane Logan, who on Tuesday swan the
Channel, and Horace. Carey, her trainer,
have sworn affidayits registering the
swim and Hr. Logan will receive a
prize of 1000 pounds of breaking the
record held by Gertrude Ederle. The
prize was offered by Lord Riddell,
publisher of the News of the World.
to the first British woman lowering the
time taken by Miss Ederle to cross the
Channel.
London, October 18th. - There was
a big attendance yesterday when the
twenty first motor show opened at Olym-
pla. Nine countries are represented at
the exhibition and 615 models are on
view, which are officially computed to
be worth one million pounds, the range
in price being from one hundred and
thirtytive pounds to over three thousand
pounds. The models generally show i'm
proved designs and equipment. Several
new light six cylinder cars are introduced
and salmon bodies are increasing, some
having removable roofs. Among the
mechanical innovations attracting atten-
ton are various f%reewbeel devices where
by the engine does not act on the brake
when the acceleratOr is released, but al.
lows the car to continue under its own
momentum. This invention saves pet
r0l and eliminates, declutching the gear,
the changing being effected by simply
moving the gear lever into its various
positions.
London, Oct. 14th-Another woman,
Miss Ivy Gill, of Sheffield, swan the
Channel yesterday. She started from
Cape Girls Nez yesterday morning and
landed at Shakespeare Beach, Dover
shortly after midnight, having been in
the water fftenn hours and nine min
utes. 1t was her first attempt. She is
the third English woman to succeed
within the week, the other two being
Miss GleitZe, a London typist, who
crossed in fifteen hours and a quarter
on October 7th, and Doctor Dototby Lo-
gan, a Harley St Specialist, who on
Tuesday performed the feat in thirteen
hours ten minutes, the record time for
a WOman
London, Oct. 14th-Miss Ruth Elder,
the American air woman, and her COM
panioD, Captain Haldeman, who made
a forced descent $50 miles northeast of
the Azores when attempting the Atlantic
flight, will be landed at the Azores to-
morrow by the Dutch Oil Tanker Barren
drnnnht' v3hToh ~acn1n1 Rhnno Tho
, 1927-10-17

hour yesterday the British portion of the
Brazllion loan, amounting to seven
million pounds, was over subscribed at
least five times. Another foreign loan
is expected next week from Poland. 1t
is for the purpose of establishing the
Polish National finances and national
currency. The English portion will be
for two million pounds.
London, Oct. 14th.- Four Royal Air
force flying boats, which next Monday
begina tWeDty.fi five thousand mile tour
in the Fan East, left Felixstowe this
morning for Plymouth, whence the tour
will start. Although carrying a load ia
excess of the normal, all the machines,
which are of supermarine Southampton
type, each with two four hundred and
fifty horse power Napier engines took
Oft successfully and in perfect condition.
Paris, Oct. 14th.-The hava's Agency,
semiofhcial news agency, reported today
that Christian Rakevsky, Soviet Ambas-
sadOr to France, had been recalled.
NOgales, Ariz. Get 18th. Unofficial re-
ports say that General Almade, alleged
~lnstlgatOr of the recent Mexican revolu.
ton and aide to Arnulfo Gomez, fugi-
tive presidential candidate, has been cap
tured by Govt troops in the state of We
ra Cruz.
New York Oct. 4th.-Thousands of
dollars damage was reported yesterday
after a fifty mile gale which lashed New
York and the vicinity in one of the orst
storms of the year. The storm was par
ticularly violent in Staten Island, where
houses were unroofed and streets block
ed by the trunks of splintered trees. The
Weather Bureau indicated continued
winds, for today diminishing, toward
night fall.
Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 14th-Mr. Will
liam Green has been unanimously re-
elected President of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labour. All other officers also
were reelected.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
New York, October 18th.
Flour standard export grades Sc. IS.
Corn meal yellow kiln dried per bag of
1877 lbs. S. &c.
Pork heavy mess old per barrel S33. 90.
Pork short clear medium quality per
barrel $685. 90.
Sugar centrif. basis SO deg. test per
100 lbs. $3.50.
Exchange sight 50 868.
Exchange so days $4.823.
A D. n---
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HELP-FEMALE,


SALESLADY. outdoor work. good commits
sion. Address Box 333H. Star Office.
ER-sECRETARY to president
Of large corporation; must have tact and
real stenographic ability. Interviews will be
given applicants stating education. experience
and references. Address Box 296.H. Star
office.
WOMAN. young, between .5 and As tor
responsible position along educational lines
entailing calling upon mothers in smaller
towns, splendid chance for advancement for
one who is really ambitious and energetic:
high school training essential. Address Box
3S3-D. Star Office.
WOMAN. white. between 50 and 80. to
work in bakery; one who car, bake. Call
YOUNG LADY. preferably who has had ex-
perence in real estate Office. capable of as
sistiug in bookkeeping and stenographic
work: not afraid of work. Answer in own
handwriting stating former experience and
salary expected, Address Box 395-H. Star
office.
YOUNG LADY. high-school graduate to as
slst teachers in grading papers in return for
business. course. Apply at Strayer College,
7o1 18th st
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BARGAINS
IN DIAMONDS.
Must be sold at once)

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white diamonds and ~ beauti-
full emeralds. Cost originally
$2,35O.OO. Owner will sacrifice
for immediate sale.
$1,175.O0.
TRIBBY'S,
615 18th St. NV.
Next Door to Keith's Theater.
Established 20 Years
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De Roxier returned to earth saying he had
never before known such delightful sensation.
little later he and a friend made free flight in
balloon For twenty five minutes they foated over
Paris, to the astonishment OF the crowds below.
who feared the rarfed air might injure them.
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Piiatre de RoxAr, in 1888, was the f'rst nan 10
..L a, .uthentic ated ascent into the skies. Under
his balloon swung a basket. in which IRE was
kept burning to keep the balloon inflated. his nrst
ascent was made with the balloon eha'ned 50 tnat
IL could rise only ninety feet from the earth.
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STENOGRAPHER. man: important position
with responsibility for Young man. single
rreferred as private secretary to executive.
Must he Al stenographer, carable OF han.
ding correspondence and much detail; APPLY !;n
eyuerierce. references. Address Box 124.D
Star Office ~"
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BUCKS. 1897: best stock late model ss-
dams coupes, roadsters and touring cars We
ever had. Priced low for quick sale or
lev Horner Inc 1n1S.1111 14th
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BUICK STANDARD SEDAN. 1925: has had
good care. looks and runs like new: driven
less than 10000 miles completely euupped
trade: terms Northeast Branch Dick Muir
phy. Inc. Buick dealers. 6O4 H ST. ne, Lin
colin RAJ
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR PORTER. handy
with apartment house repairs must he neat
and poIite: service hotel apartment: salary
$50 to $50 with two meals. hours. midnight
10 10 am: reference required. Address Box
S92-H Star office.
Young MAN to work in delicatessen. soda
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ONE OF THE LARGEST CORPORATIONS in
America will train three college graduates
for positions of dignity and responsibility.
Splendid remuneration. Reasonable pay
during training period, Describe your quail
fcatons and connections thoroughly IN
215.H Star office
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BUICK MASTER SIX RoADsTER-Has all
new Royal cord tires and Is mechanically
perfect; equipped with side wings auto
matte ,wlper. mirror. motometer and, bump
Terms The Trsw Motor r. NAN ala OIL"
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MAN WANTED

Outside representative for an established
corporation. Sales experience. while perhaps
helpful Is not essential. results only, are
considered: must I've known locally; salary,
executive position available if qualified. Ad-
fress Box GOTH Star office.
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PATENT ATTORNEY


wanted hy large chemical corporation hav:
irV following Qualifications: Member of
Bar graduate in chemistry tpreferably Or
esnic chemistry eeneral natent experience
trreferahlv also Patent Office experiencel.
desirable that applicant he able to nerform
resnonshle work other than application
work. and also to work SUBSTANTIALLY indie
rendently: frst-class salary will he rad to
the right man. Permanent connection.
Address Roy 1Sn.H Star offee c3*
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BUICK STANDARD TOURING. late model
in excellent condition; nearly new tires. orig
NAL Duco paint. has every accessory: you
can buy this car for less than half what II
cost new: we will take your car in trade
and give terms. Northeast Branch. Dick
Murphy. Inc. Buick dealers. Goa st. ne.
Lincoln :,37
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SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR. Singer Sew
ing Machine Co, 631 H ST. ne. -
SODA DISPENSER. Apply Huylers. 18th
and =
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PRESsER WANTED at Once experienced:
steady work, good wages. wolfson, 40
ROYAL st Alexandria Va.