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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
A Magyar Nap tanulsagai

valosaggal k0nyorogve kelljen e
gyesekct errc va1y ARA a munka
ia kerni. Az idei Magyar Napor
Il "kossuth K0r' Is a "I0rant
fly Egylct' der6k, lelkes ts nun
kas asszonytagjai voltak azok, &
Xix a legptldasabb m6don clegei
tettek k0teleZettsfgiiknek, beOsz
taSlkrol, felvaltaSukr6l egymas
koz0tt gondoSlOdtak amint ell.
kezdtek kiszolgalAst, a rcndcz6.
segrOl lcvettek minden gondot
Antomatikusan, a legnagyobb
gonddal es pontossaggal inteztek
mindent.
A J0vo esztend0ben lehet6leg a
nyar elejen kell megrendezni a
Magyar ,Napot. Julius els6 fele-
ben sokkal kedvez6bb mindig az
ld0Jaras, mint nyarutojan. A
NagyblzOttsag mar marcus hava-
ban kezdje meg az cI6munkalato-
kat. Amig minden egylct hataroz
abba eltelik egy h6nap, ugy, hogy
ha aprllisban d0ntenek az egyle-
TEX, akkor majnsban mar az crv-
letek hataroZatai trtelmfben Jar
hat el a Nagybizottsag Kft. kGt
es ffl h6nap pedig fcltftleniil silk
segcs ahhoz, hogy a Magyar Nap
alaposan el6 legycn k6szitvc. lob.
ban. szebben. mint az idei volt.
A multi heti beSzamolonkban
mem akartunk iinnepront6k lenni
ICY csak lit irjuk meg, hogy ket
kellemetlen epizodja is volt a
Magyar Napnak. Sokan meg most
is AIT tartjak, hogy ital nelkil a
magyar mem iinnepelhet. Nekiink,
ellenkezo a velemenyiink. J0v6re
mem szabad annak el6fordulni,
hogy egyesek a Magyar Nap te-
|-riileten nalinkat aruljanaka Akik
a Magyar Napot ilyen celokra g.
hajt .iak felhasznalni = azok ica-
zan nem .j6 magyarok. Szcrencsc,
hogy a rendeZ6seg. meg az iizlet
legkezdeten k0zbe lepett 10y a
bimisZnek' mem lettek komo-
lyabb kovetkczmenyei.
A mask dolog, amt meg kell
emhteniink az, hogy verekedni Sc
muszaj tppen a Magyar Napon.
Az egyik magyarunk. r6zsas ked-
veben meekockaztatta AIT XII
ielentest, hoey Magyar Nap nem
lehet magyar yer nelkiil' hui
zogatta is kifef6 a penecilusat.
Szerencse, hogy egyik derek asz-
SONY testveriink. k0zelben all
va hallotta k0nnyelmii kiielen-
test. megjegyezte, hogy maid
orrba vagja a legenykedot s ak
kor fog folyni magyar verr'
llyen es hasonl6 dolgokat mind
ell tudunk keriilni, ha osszefogunk
S megertjiik egymast.
Az els6 Magyar Nap tanulsa-
gait sziirjiik lie a jovore akkor
1928-ban mindenkit kielegit6 Ma
gyar Napot fogunk tudni rendez-
nj
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
FIGYELMEZTETES

A SIT. Istvan Egylet tagjainak
ezuton is tudomasnl adjuk, hogy
a vasarnapi gyiiles, mar az NJ he
lyisegben, mely SIT. Istvan
templommal szemben van, lesz
megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01


tenn lit be az en- hiisfges olvas6
imnak, jd embereimnek, hogy
szeptember k0zepen leteszem a
tollat s elhagyom magyar nj
sagirast.
Kozel nfgy esztcndcjc szolra
lom j6 szandekkal az en- olvas6i.
mat most, amikor nemsokara e1
erkezik az lido, hogy bucsut mond
jak YoungstOwnak es az Ameri.
kai Magyar Hirlapnak, nagyon
nehez az en- szivem.
Nehezemre esik a valas, dc j6-
vSm erdckfben ezt is meg kell
tennem.
Detroitba. Michigan allan mil
li6s varosaba szolit cl uj hivata-
som, ahOl mint banlktisztviselS
fogom ezentul kenyerem kercsni.
Addig is amig jbrcsut vehctek
az olvas6kt6l, kfrem, vcgytk be-
jelentesemet tudomaS,,l.
Akikt6l. maid az lido r0vidsege
miatt mem lesz alkalmam SCENE.
lyesen bucsut venni, azok szives
elnezeset kerem AIT, hogy 6riz-
zenek meg j6 emlekezetukbe.
Hetfon, a munka iinnepen, zaz
l6szenteles lesz varOsunkban. A
SIT. Imre Egylet helyi osztalya
nagy iinnepsegek keretabcn szen.
tell fel zaszlajat. A t6bbek k0.
z0tt rukkolas is lesz.
A kozos magyar iinnepbGl We
eye XII mindenki reszdt, akkor
mem kell maid sztgyenkezniink.
Hetf6n kiil0mben az is kide.
riil, hogy XII rejti veka ala ma.
gyarsagat, XII szegyelli ait, hosy
valami kis koze megis csak van
a magyarsaghoz?!
Augustus 21.en, vasarnap. nacv
jelent6sagii magyar iinnep folyt
lie varosunkban. A SIT. Istyan XII.
ralyrol elnevezett, magyar r6mai
katholikus hitk0zseg nagy XII.
rally emleknapjat melt6 m6don
iinnepelte meg.
Akik oft voltak ezen az egyha-
II esN vilagi iinnepen. azok hitiik-
ben es magyarsagukban megerS-
sodve, boldog es biiszke orommel.
vallasos Is mtly ahitattal iinne.
peltek egyiitt.
Az listen szabad ege alatt meg
tartott, -zenes tabori mise, F6t.
Unger ,beszede; a fenyes k0rme-
net mely nyomokat hagyott min
den katholikus magyar sziveben.
Dalutan a magyar bncsiik min.
den baja es szepsege varazslodott
k6zonseg ele. Niv6s, ertekes mil
sor sz6rakoztatta k0a0nseget.
melynek minden egyes szama Macy
tetszest aratott. Fensfgesen meg.
hat6, sep magyar iinnepseg volt
a mutt vasarnapi.
F6tisztelend6 Varlaky Sandor
plebanos az iinnepseg faradhatat.
Ian rendez0je. intez6je es lelke,
boldog 0r0mmel allapithatta meg,
hogy rengeteg faradtsag, nun.
ka mem volt hiabaval6.
A SIT. Tstvan napi fenyes i'm.
nepsegert dicseret.dics6seg illeti
a hitkozseg pkbanosat; az iinnep-
seq minden egyes faradhatatlan
munkasat.
A farrelli magyar reformatus
templom iinnepelyes felszcntelese
vasarnap, augustus 28-an, d6lu.
tan 2 oral kezdettcl volt megtart.
va.
Lapunk multi heti szamaban is.
mertettiik az egyhaz r0vid tortf-
netet, hogy lassa mindenki, hogy
milyen kiizdelmeken esett kcresz.
till ez magyar Sion.
Es aki elolvasta r0vid hist6-
riat, az vasarnap oft volt a temp
lom szentelfsen Is latta, hogy a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
Sep skier
A camp .elli nyari magyar iskola
novendekei nagyszerii haladas-
r6l tettek bizonysagot. - Boross
Ilonka tanit6n0 dicssretre melt6
munkat vegzett.

do cmltkekkel. Samos, hogy tc
rem mem volt telc $ ICY solan
mem lehettell SZem es fiiltanui an
max nagysZerii eredmenynek. a
mivel az idei tanitas. az els0 pro.
ball1ozas vegz0d0tt. Akik azonban
oft voltak a vasarnapi vizsgan.
azok boldog elegtetellel allapit-
hattak meg, hogy a gyermekek a
magyar -nyelvben sz6p elomene-
telt ertek ell.
Este htt 0rakor vette kezdettt
a vizsga, a gyermeksereg enekt-
vel, a Hiszek egy Istenben-t "
enekeltfk el.
Megnyit6t mondott Gyetvay
Maria, aki F6t. Varlaky Sandor
pltbanosnak adott at egy sztp Vi
ragcsokrot, mondokaja vtgczta-
vel.
| Sziil0f0ldem, Rabmadar. sza-
valtak Fehtr Janos tS Szepcssy
Maria.
Tinderjatek: el6adtal1 Kele-
men Margitka, Gyetvay Erzsebet,
Cseh Genoveva. Letoha Valeria,
Szepessy ,Margit, Cseh Mihaly,
Letoha Janos, Polyak Janos, Re.
dovay Imre.
Zongora szam: Balasko Margit
Haromlinii a nemzeti lobOgo.
= Messze f0nn: enekelte a gyer-
meksereg.
Mnlattat6 jelenet. P6k es ke-
menysepro, el6adtalS Tisoczky
Istvan IS Kelemen JanoS,
Duet - Zongora szam: Balas-
k0 Margitka es Ilonka.
Mulattat6 enekszam: eloadtak
Sass R6za es Horvath Margit.
Fall vegen kurta korcsma. =
Fiistbe ment terv; szavaltak Fe-
renczi Josef es Konya lstvan.
Mapvar szol6t tancolt: BiZtos
Mary.
Kuruc dalokat tnekelt oyer.
mekscreg.
Csaladi kor. = Ket cica meg
hamis gyermek; szavaltak 40
nya Janos, Pavlik Katl
Enekszam: Redovay llona es
Szepessy Maria.
K0rmagyar, tancoltak: Bztos
Mary, Tamas Iren, Kelemen jos
zsef es Feher Janos.
.Beka hangverseny, eloadtak:
Horvath Rafael es Margit, Sass
R6za. Cseh Olga. Kelemen Mar
git, Polyak Janos, Sass lmre, Re-
dovay lmre, Redovay Janos es
Cseh Mihaly.
A bator katona, szavalta: ke-
dovay JanoS.
"A tot, mulattat6 ielenet, el6ad.
ia: K6nya Ference.
Kossuth Lajos. - Megy a Ju-
hasz. enelelte gyermeksereg.
Meyer tame. eljarta Gavllk Ja-
nos.
Foldi haza megviink, szavalta
Kelemen J6zsef.
Befejez6t mondott CStpke Ja'
nos.
"Isten aldd meg. . enekelte a
k0z0nseg. A tancszamokhoz Ba.
lask6 ,Margitka zongorazott.
Az iinnepstg alkalmaval Ia.
kaes Josef mondott talpraesett
bcszedet. F0t. Varlaky Sander
plebanos szinte beszelt.
A novendekek egy karkot6 ora
val leptfk meg a kedves tanito-
nenit, Bistucz Maria adta at a
szep ajandekot.
A vizsgai iinnepely rendezeset
Takacs J6zsef, Kelemen Gy0rgy,
Bistucz Mihaly es, Cseh Ignacz
vegeztek.
A vizsgan megjelent k6z0nseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

kdl ldfdutdK, mtllKH KHlkOUfAK. ii Isl
silk es remeljiilz, hogy k6zon
seq k0z0tt nerTi akadt senlli. ak
meg ne lett v6lna eltgedvp. Eg,
ilyen nagy soloadalomban, rem
geteg tennival1 k6z6tt t6rtennel
hibak = de ezeket q j6vGben minC
XII lehet kiisz0hiilniink.
A Magyar Nap alatt $ az utar
szamos kritika hangozott el f6lee
olyanoknok a szajab6l, akik csak
kritizalni tudnak, de doleozn
mem szeretnek. A rendez6seg tu
databan van ezekneh a mulaszta
soknak a jovGben igyekszik azo
kat kikiisz0bolni.
De lassuk sorba az els6 Magyar
Nap tanulsagait.
Videkiek nagyon csckely szam.
nal voltak, Pedig a Magyar Nar
akkor lennc igazan ielcnt6s do
log, ha azon n k0rnyek minden
magyarja rtszt yennc. JovSrc min
den kornyekbeli, magyarok lakta
varosban alaknljon egy bizottsag
mely az ottani magyarsag felvo.
nuasat, szervezestt vchetnt cred.
mfnyesen a kezebc.
A koaonseg k6z6tt j6 par sza-
zan mem yaltottak meg iegyeillet
Sajnos, koz0ttiink is yannak sza.
mosan, akik szeretnek potyazni.
ingyen mulatni es sz6rakozni. Pc.
dig ez mem szep magyar szokas. A
| j0v6 esztendei Magyar Napon
mindezt ell lehet keriilni. A rem
dez6seg vonjon kotelet a park ket
felso bejarata ele, allitson oda EN-
bereket, este lampaval; akkor ell,
sSsorhan mindsnki kenytelen les7
megvaltani iegyet, masodsorban
a tancpavillon eld mem hajtanall
fel aut6kkal s az est 6rakban nem
lesz k0z6nstg kittve alland6
fletveszedelcmnek.
A park teriilete, tame helyi-
seq k0rnyeket kiveve, nagyon
gyengen van megvilagitva, ezen
bajon is segiteni kell jovore A
mikor maid berbeveszik a parkot,
allapodjanak meg a gyarral rem
dezok, hogy vagy vilagitsak AIT
XII, vagy adjanak engedelyt ARA.
hogy rendcz6seg szereljen fcl
ideiglenes vezetekeket Tampa
kat.
J0y6 esztend6ben is meg kell
tartani Miss Magyar-Y Young
stown valasztasat, meg pedig ket
reszletben. Legyen egy el6valasz-
tas j6val Magyar Nap elott az
tiz leany, alli az el6valasztason
legt0bb szavazatot kappa, kerlil-
jon be a Magyar Napon tartando
valasztasba. A Magyar Napon
maid csak ere a tiz leanyra le-
hessen szavazni. A k0zonseg don't
Sc ell hogy kit tart erdemesnek
ere szep tisztsegre. A lanyok
pedig ne resteliek maid a kortes,
kedest. Alakuljanak meg maid a
lxiil0mb0z6 partok, minden leany-
max vannak ismer6sei, tisztelol $
eek intezzAk a kortes hadJara-
tot.
A k0z0nseg sz6rakoztatasarol
is szelesebb mederhen lehet MAID
pondoskodni. Vannak szamosan
olyanok, .akiket a. tame nem erde-
kel. AllitsOn 0SsZe rcndezoSeg
erdckes szamokb6l all0 mllsort,
lehet5leg a videkiek bevonasaval
s ez a miikedvel6 garda sz6rakoz-
tassa - a szabadban felallitott
emelvenyen = a k0z0nseg anna re-
sect. akiket tana mem erdekel.
A Magyar Napot rendezo egy-
letek pedig ne csak hatarozatokat
hozzanak, hogy koz0s magyar
iinnep rendezeseb6l kiveszik a re-
sziiket. Gondoskodjon minden
egylet legalabb 5--1O emberrol,
akik azutan rendez0stg altal XII
osztott munkat vegzik, meg pedig
valnnat1c nalkiil A inyHhan rlpm
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
Why "Z" Comes Last

The great ancestor of our let
ter 'I' was a drawing reDre-
senting duck. Such it was in
Egyptian picture writing. The
drawing was next modified TO
provide symbol suitable for use
in a running hand (the "hieratic"
form), and later this form becoma
in the PhCenician and early Greek
alphabets, crushed down and com
pacted until it became recogniz-
ably like its present form. With
the Phoenicians. y was the sew.
enth letter of the alphabet. and so
ii remained in the Greek and early
Latin alphabets, but it was drOpnnd
from lie Latin in the Third cen
fury, b. c. Later, when the studv
of Greek became fashionahIe
among the Romans, Y was re.
stored. bur it had lost its place in
the Roman alphabet and had to
fall in at the tail of the process.
sion, where it still remains.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
English Cider Customs

Cider making is quite an insttu,
tiOn in England. John Phillips, the
poet. praised the sweet Hereford
cider as surprising Tokay and all
other foreign vintages. A footnote
10 history relates that the earl of
Manchester, ambassador in France,
frequently palmed off his sweet
cider on the French noblesse as a
wine beyond price. In the West
country the old ritual called "Grig-
Cling" is remembered, country boys
forming bands to tour the orchards.
and climb after small worthless ap-
pies, or griggles. The ringleader
would be expected to report at the
farmhouse. and recite certain
moral fable, entitled "A Rude Bow
Stealing Apples and telling of
such rude ones fates. The good
wife of the farm would then Dour
out cider for all. a libation TO in
sure her protection, another wear.
against rude robbers.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
Fine Mahogany Trees

A recently discovered species of
mahogany of gigantic size exists on
the western coast of Panama at the
San Lorenzo river, and the Amer
lean Museum bird-hunting eXpedi-
ton of Ludlow Griscom and three
assistants found it to be one of the
CONNIE nest trees of the primeval
forest Of that littIe-known region,
according to the Baltimore Sun.
One superb specimen proved to
be I feet in diameter, 6 feet from
the ground, and to measure
152 feet from the base to the first
limb. The perfectly symmetrical
trunk, which is illustrated in natu-
raj history, had all the grandeur
of cathedral column. Though
less shapely, other trees were even
larger, and one had a diameter of
IL feet ut 6 feet from the ground
The forest abounded in wild life,
at least 200 species of birds oc-
curing in the vicinity.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15

card party given by the Delphian
society in the Hotel. President,
Atlantic City Wednesday after
noon
They were: Mrs. Lewis c..
spaulding. Mrs. c. Frymire, Mrs.
Amos Hall, Mrs. W. J. Hudson,
Mrs. Joseph Helfrich, Mrs. Harry
Helfrich Jr.. Mrs. George Conover,
Mrs. Mary Weible, Mrs. Dorsey lie
Compile. Mrs Alvin p. Risley, Mrs.
Harry McCaulley. Mrs. II. O'Con-
nell, Mrs. Harry Mickle, Miss
Kathleen Mickle.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15

tor and Frank X. While, owner;
bungalow and garage on Walnut
avenue; cost, $4,000.
Jan. 22-William Fritz, contrac-
tor and owner; two story house at
105 Belmont avenue; cost, $4,000.
Jan. 23--Henry Eppler, contractor
and Maurice Eppler. owner; bunga-
low at 11S Risley avenue; cost,
$500.
Jan. 25-D. NJ. Ingersoll, con
tractor and owner; construction OF
garage at 1856 N Main street;
cost, $3.50.
Jan. 25-Mr Adams. contractor
and Archibald Cuff owner; moving
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
Fishing" for Coal

A quaint occupation is that of the
"drudger," who, with the aid Of
long slaves called ''hitchers." salves
coal dropped overheard during he
process of coaling ship.
The "drudging" fleet, a collection
Of queer little broad-beamed boats il
to be seen at work at all water.Ide
places where ships take in coal or
discharge it, says London Tit-Blts
A certain amount of coal fnIls
overheard into the river or harbor
mud, from which it is retrieved by
the "drudgers," who wash if, take i;
ashore and sell ii to householders
at a low price.
Goal "drudging" is a skilled CO.
cupation, and one that is handed
down from father to son.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
g of Blake Coal company;

building of Blake Coal company;
cost, 5000.
Jan. pr D. Brown, contractor
and Mrs w. Albrecht, owner; en-
closing porch at Linsley avenue
and Main street; cost. $500.
Jan 27-George w. Roberts, CON
tractor and owner; two story house
at S. e. side, Willard avenue and
East Broad street; cost, $4,000.
Jan. 27-Pleasantville Trust
company. erection of clock; cost,
$500.
Jan. 29-Samuel Blackman, con.
tractor and Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15


Strickland, owner; construction
of bungalow at e. Lindley avenue:
cost, $4,000.
Jan. 3l--Martin Lear, contractor
and Elwood Risley, owner; en-
closing porch at 304 Woodland ave-
nue.; cost, $3.50
Jan 51-Taylor Shamrock, con-
tractor and Samuel Leeds, owner,
brick porch at Oakland and Pros
pect avenues; cost. 1925.
Jan. 91-Japhet Ferry, contractor
and Mrs, Emma FAIR. owner.
bungalow at Worrley avenue; cost,
$500.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
JOLLY TEN sEws
Miss Mildred North Hostess as
Club Has Meeting

e Miss Milderd North entertained
Oh Jolly Ten Sewing Club at her
home on Delilah Road Monday
afternoon. After a short business
meeting a social time was enjoyed
by all. The Club entertained the
Jockey Club Girls after which re-
freshments were served. The prize
this week was won by Miss Adoris
Conover. Miss Charlotte North will
entertain the Sewing Club next
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
BUILDING IN CITY
LARGE IN 1926,
REPORTS SHOW
Continued from page y :

Jan. 18-Samuel Cousalro, con-
tractor and Fred Bouacu, owner;
alterations at 81 n. Main street;
cost. 5000
Jan. 18-Moores Brothers, con
tractor and owners, addition to
garage; cost, 800
Jan. 20-Ira Gilliand contractor
and owner; enclosing porch at 927
W Park avenue; cost, 5000.
Jan. 21--David N. Reid, contrac-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15

Mrs. George Fl. Travis, of Seneca
and Belmont avenues, is still CON
fined to her home, suffering from
injuries received when she fell
down stairs Christmas day.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
.SteWing Lamb1z
Pork Chops or Roast, Csc ID

Monday at her home on Delilah
Road
Those present We're: Laura
Scheifele, Alma CHANNEL, members
of the Jockey Club. Marian Haryat,
Adoris Conover, Mildred North,
Gladys Atkinson, Honora Sheafer.
Edna Wharton, Thelma Martin,
Charlotte and Ruth North. memb-
ers of the Jolly Sewing Club.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15
ENJOY CARD PARTY

Sevcfaf NJ finland ladies were
among those present at the charity
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-02-15

Everybody knows that the meat is O. K. when it's
sold at MELVILLE'S,' one friend tells another.
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letter, which will be treated con-
fdentially, and conference will
be arranged. Address Box 57-Z,
Star office.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order TO protect its adver-
tisers 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
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.
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NO lob HUNTING.

1t is never necessary for graduate Of
the Loomis TO take up that weary task o.
looking for a Job. Positions are always
obtain a license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-03
PHEASANT DUTIES.

Our graduates who have always been ac-
customed TO working long hours are sur
prised after entering radio work TO find out
how easy the duties are. There ls always
something new and fascinating about the
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-03

If you desire to sell purchase anything,
large small, valuable insgni6cant-make
it known by means Of the Classified Advertise
ments Of The Star. @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-03
HELP MALE-{Cont'd1.

SALESMAN-To call on retail drug trade
salary. Phone Main 5122, Monday after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-03

CAPABLE YOUNG MEN as
statesmen for our housefurnish-
ing department; preferably ex-
perienced in selling gas ranges !;
those with adaptability and SELL
ing ability will also be consider
ed Apply Supt.'s Office, 4th
floor, S. Kann Sons Co.
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SITUATIO lS-MALE.

MAN. white. 81. hit employment in or
near city can do ,me cooking. gardening
painting; handy 9blgiug. reliable tow
wage. If assured III home. VIM. H. Burger.
a0S end at NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-03
HELP--FEMALE fCont'd)

GLOVE SALESWOMAN.
Experienced saleswoman for
glove dept, during the Easter
holiday season. State expert
ence, etc. Address Box SIN,
Star office.
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SIX TO TEN MONTHS

While the course covers a period of 10
months a student attending classes reg1l-
larry can complete it III months. and we
assist him in every way to do SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-03
EASY PAYMENTS.

While we allow discount of 10 per cent
IL tuition is paid in advance. we also ar
range small weekly payments for those
needing IT, Any one earning only a small
salary can easily safford TO meet our weekly
payments.
Friday night from z to p O'Clock Special
finishing course for advanced students
Former Navy or Army operators desiring to
prepare for the commercial license nc.
cominodated on special terms
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
405 9th St. Main 1880. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-03

LADIES of refinement and in
telligence are required by ma
tionally known organization for
a particular field of sales work !;
pleasant associations and con-
facts; special training and CO.
operation; will aid in making
your efforts successful and
highly profitable. Apply Mr..
Garges, Kelvinator Corp, 741
18th st. NV.
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NO AGE LIMIT.

There is no age limit for obtaining the
frst.class commercial radio license. And
one is not refused work because he Ia 40
or only H. In this profession il is ques-
ton OF Know Your Stuff" Age cuts no
HFga4p
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

DAN > WORK or laundry TO bring home
vented hy neat c0lored woman Phone
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BEAUTY CULTURE-Two moe of our
students were placed this week in good posi-
tons. We can help you. Come In and talk
Il over. Day and evening classes. The
Honour School Test. 191Sl. ST. 14th st.
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A hgh-class proposition paying liberal
com m ssion and bonus with opportunity for
advancement. Glass Monday morning. q am.
Room sos Denrike Bldg, l0lo~Vermont ave.
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - For, a man
with real sales ability. who is real WoT Is
who is a good. closer and who owns light
gar or can furnish own transpor1auons We
have a very attractive proposition seiiing
Oakland aud Pontiac automobiles me sea-
son is Just opening up big ret in on the DIG
rush for these popular cars. see Mr. Anans.
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning Adams MOTOR
q n
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SPRING TERM BEGINS

Tomorrow. Monday 4th. z pm. and will
continue until. june. 30th. The college win
and August taking up the work again in
Geutember