davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
DR.. Stephane Epstein

Sc extiende cada vez mas,
una tests sorprendente a prl'
mera vista: ell reumatismo ar
ticular agudo es contagioso )
a wees epidemico. En- verdad
este Sc pensaba va en- ell siglc
XVIII. Algunos medicos seha'
laban pequehas epidemias dc
reumatismo en- esa epoca. Pc
70 no Sc atribuia gran impor-
tancia a esas observaciones,
por la sencilla razon de que
Sc conocia muy NAL la hoja
clinica de esta affection.
Sin embargo, Glen amos mas
tarde Sc pudo constatar de u.
ma manera indudable la exis-
tencia de focos reumaticos e.
pidemicos, acaecidos va sea
en- una misma habitaci6n o en-
una unidad militar determi
NADIA.
Hoy sabemos, por 10 pronto,
que ell reumatismo articular
es una enfermedad irfeccic
sa. En- 1891, ell DR.. Acaslme
pudo hacer estudios en- .un
gran nGmero de sujet)s muer-
tos de .esta enfermeda1, lie
gando hasta aislar un micro
bio que lleva su nombre. D.
tros medicos han controlado
despues estas inv 7st'gaciones,
comprobando de una manera
cierta que ell B. de Achalmc
iuega en- ell reumatismo arti-
cular I'm rol de primer plano,
81 no un rol exclusive.
No Sc creia, sin embargo,
que la enfermedad fuera trans
misible. Las observaciones y
las establishes de estos 1lti-
mos amos, que extraemos de
las publications. del DR.. RAJ
vina, nos demuestran que es'
tabamos en- un error. Sc ha pO-
dido constatar, en- el ejercito,
que una caserna considerable CO.
mo infectada, quedaba compile
tamente "sana'' en- cuanto So
brevenia un cambio de regimen
to. Por Ell contrario, otros acan-
tonamientos Sc volvian "reuma-
ticos" tan pronto como eran O.
cupados por ciertos contingent
ties. Ell caracter epidemico del
reumatismo articular ha podido
ser constatado tambien en- otras
ocasiones. Sc han Observable, en-
la misma compahia, ocho casos
en- ell curse del mismo mes. En-
cuatro aldeas de los Princes, Sc
declararon veintiGn case en- un
periodo de cuatro meses. La en-
fermedad comenz6 en- una sola
aldea, pas6 despues a la segun-
da e infect6, f~inalmente, las cua
tro, siguiendo Ell curse del aqua
que las atravesaba. En- Verd1n
Sc han Observable doscientos Sc
tenta Y tres casos de reumatis-
mo articular, extendidos rapida
mente en- muy POGO tempo. Las
estadisticas de los paises veci-
nos nos confirman las observa-
clones citadas. va no hay por.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

You may be guilty Of halitosis Dad
breath) this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
9uently due to food fermentation In
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize L
but everyons you come in contact
with,does.
Listerine Antiseptic hats such fer
mentation, said by some authorities to
be a major cause of mouth odoEs, and
overcomes the odors themselves So why
risk annoying and offending othGsf Why
hurt yourself socially and in buainess2
II IS $ eass to guard agaiAscoffend-
ing BY gargling with Eisrerte. the
sale ~antiseptic. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. If YOU
value your job and your mends, ue
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Phafmacal Company, 81. LoAs5 No.
The Valley settler., 1940-01-05
cO-OP NOTES

If tho folks don t stop end visit wi tn you in tho Coop office when you como in for the next month don t think we have gone high hct.~ y,o cro only try inc to close the books for the yefr, get out reports for the cn-
 nuc l meeting, make up reports and balance shoots thot gro necessary rolctivo to tho trans for of facilities clong with tho regular bus moss th;,t is cn 2Vcry dcy occurcnco.
The Valley settler., 1940-01-05

Several members 3xpro ssc6 sur priso when tsaoy sc,w mo working around thQ storo c.nd othcr units lctoly. have always hold that the best wcy to find out what is going on is to holp do it. It is .: sy enough to walk thru :, bus moss end mcl1o suggo stions but if you want to find out tho mo thod5 used, morchendiso sold end tho scores of othor probl ems that ere thoro tho best wc.y is
 to got right into tho middle
 of things whore they gro the ." thicke st.
The Valley settler., 1940-01-05
PACIFIC 4.IEaICEN. FIS#E7IES
 LIKE OUR PRODUCE

Tho following lottor is {, copy recently received from sctis- fiod GUS tomor, end printed horc for the benefit of our producers. Lot tors liko this ono mckc us fool thct ell our combined effort to produce first class food stuff for mcrkot, is roc1ly worth whilc. It furnishes that necessary pct on the b. clz, which VIC ell mood once in c while. It mckos tho world look bri ightcr end tt onco VIC resolve to keep right on doing our bost. IF. .L.C Stock :"~:=. ,'ctanuska Valley Fcrmors Coop, Palncr, Alaska.
 Dear IF. Stock:
 Tho ccnnod goods which you wore kind enough to ordor for ITO havo arrived end just whct few VIC hcvc sCmplcd cro most excellent. want to congrctu- lcto you on tho splendid pcck you cro putting up. This is particularly truo of your new potG toes md your wild cram borrios. l did not hovo cny idoc thct cn Alaska potato would open up cs woll es thoso do. You certe inly hcvo no apology to offcr tho world for such 2 sS5s peckegc cs that. I am attaching horcto my check in payment for the shipment end wish to express my thanks for all your trouble.
 Kind personal regards,
 Yours faithfully,
 Signcd: Archie W.Shio1s
The Valley settler., 1940-01-05

NoTICE: ----Thc annual roc ting
 of the members of tho congro ogc-g tion of tho United Protestant ' Church will be hold on Monday 1..4 Jon.l5, in tho church pcrlors, stt 8:OO p.r.
The Valley settler., 1940-01-05

I expect to spend considerable time after the trcnsfor Is com pletod in the various units end if I hcvo to put on z, pair of
 ovcr-clls end hclp do tho work it won t be the first timo.
The Valley settler., 1940-01-05
L.C s..

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
Star Horses Of East
Fill Hunter Class
Al Warrenton
Heavy Entry Is Filed
For 2-Doy Show Thot
Opens Next Saturday

Entries for the 41st annual
Warrenton horse show, scheduled
next Saturday and Labor Day. have
closed with Secretary Harold Smith
and as usual include large number
of outstanding ring performers Of
the East The complete entry list
will be released shortly.
Glasses are well filled, especially
hunter and jumper events, main
tanning the reputation that the show
established years ago as one of the
best hunters shows in America.
Hunter and breeding classes will
be Judged by Henry Bell, Bayside,
N. Y: Thomas Baker, Derby, N. Y,
and OMalley Knott. New York City
1t. Col, Please B. Rogers and Maj
Paul Morrid, Front Royal, Va, will
judge the open jumping classes and
Julia Shearer, Locust Dale. Va, will
Judge ponies. Drs. R. E. Ferney-
hough and H. C. Booth, Warrenton,
will be Official veterinarians.
Reservations about the beautiful
show ring represent large number
of show enthusiasts from all over
the East. Dorothy Neyhart, Mrs.
Arnold Scruton and Mrs. Alan L.
Day are in charge of the reserva-
tons.
The organized Entertainment
Committee is making pretentlous
plans to keep the exhibitors happy
during their stay in the hunt coun-
try. Dinners and dances have been
planned for Friday through Monday
The show opens Saturday at $50
am. with the class Tor foals of 1910
The afternoon session begins at
3 pm.
Luncheon will be served both days
by the Fauquier Chapter OF the
American Red Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
Norbeck Horse Show
Labor Day Lists
Dozen Glasses

A l2-class sorse show and four
races will be staged by the Maryland
Fox Hunters Association at Brook
Johns farms near Norbeck on Labor
Day, starting at 10 am, and &C
cording to latest information the
meet will attract many of the Old
Line States best equine performers.
Events for ponies AS well as horses
are listed on the program, which
provides for morning and afternoon
sessions. Luncheon being served at
the grounds at noon.
The committee in charge includes
B. T. Brosius, Boyd Keys, Harold
Rolfe. A. G. Pohlman, w. j. Aitche-
son and E. F. Higdon.
The meet will be the eighth since
the citizens of Norbeck first decided
to use their hunters as something
other than fox chasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
Horne Retains Stick
Lead in Piedmont
During Long Rest
Er the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 24.-Old
Idle-Hour Ernie Horne, who hasn't
played since his injury many weeks
ago, still is ahead in the Piedmont
League batting race.
His .349 average was established
when he hit safely los times in 301
trips to the plate over 80 games.
Buster Maynard, Horne's Rich
mond teammate, lost four points
but stuck in second place with .343
He also controls four other depart
ments-runs, 1O6 homers, 26; to-
tai bases, 266; and stolen bases, 3d.
Bill Prout third Richmond
slugger, was third with 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
AGENTS.
SAlESWOMEk.

LADIES-Christmas cards. biggest selec-
new. sparkling designs Top values, Com
pete line box assortments Big profits
easy. Experience unnecessary Samples
FREE: Noel Studios. E. 18th. Dept 45l2,
New York
SELL NYLON hosiery with famous Snag-
PROCEED silk hosiery; sensational oppor-
tunity. Sample Snap-Proofed stocking
Ind.
LADIES-Christmas cards Get big money
line! Vast selection gorgeous de luxe
personal cards. stationery. Wonder value
selling box assortments 100 FRONTS
SAMPLES FREE Wallace Brown, .25
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Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, Crit
fifth Stadium. 3.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 10
am.
Sailing Regatta.
Indian Landing Club third an
nual regatta, Round Bay. on Sew
ern River, 10 am. and all day.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, Crit
fifth Stadium. 3:l5.
Tennis.
District Recreation Depart
ment Tournament, Reservoir
Courts, 4.
Boxing.
Ivy Janazzo VS.. Holman Will
liams. 10-round feature. Griffith
Stadium, first bout, $50.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington,
Griff1th Stadium, 3:15.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 4.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, 3:15.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 4.
Swimming.
City-wide boys playground
championships, Mckinley Pool, 2.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Grlfhth
Stadium, 3:l5.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 4.
Rassling.
Turner's Arena, first match
at $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at New York, dou-
ble-header.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 4.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at New York.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 2.
Horse Show.
Forty-flrst annual Warrenton
Horse Show, Warenton. Va, 10
am.-all day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25

Experienced. to get new locations for vend-
inR-machine f1rm. Commission basis. Apply
1912 Ga. ave. NV. Monday 1912 am.
DISTRICT MANAGER.
Position open with educational institu-
ton. largest Of Its kind, specializing in
extension training in higher accounting
and executive MANAGEMENT subjects.
The record Of the lasr fiscal year was
gest years in our history which covers q 81
year period. Larse territorial student body
and excellent method OF developing leads.
Earnings should run from 81. 900 to Sc, 900
per year.
WashinEton territory will be thoroughly
trained by the Field Manager and followed
by close cooperation froih the home once,
REQUIREMENTS: Age 2S to As possess
GOOD personality sales experience. an
unimpeachable character and be financially
rt,I,fs. you can meet the above
ABLE Ne. desiring 1in connection with an or
record, give full details about Yourself and
telephone number in frs. letter, so prom pt
M, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
PERSONNEL TRAINING
DIRECTOR FOR
BALTIMORE STORE

We require for this posi-
ton a woman of mature
judgment and experience in
dealing with the youthful as
well as the executive person
mel. A suitable personal and
educational background with
department store experience
of several years in this field
is an absolute requirement.
Give all particulars as to age,
personal description and ref
erences and inclose recent
picture with letter of appli-
cation and interview will be
arranged for those who quail
ify. Box 282-M, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES..

PLEASE report all cases OF cruelty to
animals to the Washington Humane So
clety 1891 New York ave. NV Telephone
MA. 2s46 The only society In the Dis
trict of Columbia having authority to in
vestiEate cruelty complaints and initiate
prosecutions.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIR0-For rent OF
sale: new and used all STYLES. all sizes: re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co. <1s 10th st NV Me 1a4<
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HELP WOMEN.


house. care for. 2 children, light laundry
only, some cooking live in: S35 month.
Phone AT. 0l67-J Sunday after 4 pm.
WOMAN. white. strong. settled, kind to
girl in parents home; willing TO travel
preferred. Fairfax 1--WE.
WOMEN residing in Hysttsville. Mt Rain
Ter; Cottage City. Rockville: Takoma Park,
90 so a h up home
to once only to receive instructions. Salary
and commission. Atlas Service Co., 221S
LADY ,s oshos
adults; references. Box SS-M. Star.
COMMERCIAL ART INSTRUCTOR.
Permanent. Tull-Time Position.
ONE OF WASHINGTON finest specially
shops has opening for young woman to be-
come manager Of its dress dept The ap p
Suys fess @
rience. salary expected in first letter. All
replies will be held in strictest confidence.
Box 27s-M. Star.
We'll .%y"oosMsA.aN OF Oh cHARh ,s; EBRsrm.nen,
fuil-time position: must be interested in
educational service. possessing initiative and
education and phone num- Box 1851. Star.
Z? g s eMHkfTrM hEeH IeaRps 81 s.,
H Mse name uN Is P1oi Psis hsf
for o1 ziss'' Efzsfs e. SS5 " Adams
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE.
For best earnings show biggest selee-
sT T and e. &" 1 1E 81 lines Six s sss
tional 2I-csrd 81 assortment pays you
oheF h sNEs ARR s sTup5 Ssmp s5
xnso onOi pi Rochester N Y.
CHRISTMAS, CARDs-F1ETY: 81
8 Ti! g. n 81 S. Sample ani folders free The
esdins q christmas s. box s cost b see
ness line. SAMPLE book, so designs. Com
MISSION SUNSHINE q ART STUDIOS
Dept liz, 1874 Nassau St, New York.
55 sE E9E 81 The rHF HEG tINE cA RB
1 beautiful sample outfits FREE. Gen
eral Card, 400 S. Peoria st. Dept. A-229'
co, CHRISTMAS rs "a GA ARLS NTH, WITH
Latest fad! Amazing seller Assortment
mas cards so for 81 Other novel assts.
Experience UNNECESSARY. Samples on ap.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
so BEAUTIES-WITH NAME-Sl.
Many big money-makers. Sensational
new order-getting plant Valuable gift cou-
pom free with every Southern Beauty 2l-
card 81 assortment. Complete line other
assts Free samples. Southern Greeting
Cards. Dept. = Memphis. Tenn. .
CHRISTMAS CARD BEST SELLERS.
Low AS 50 FOR 81.
Earn extra money Show beautiful Christ
mas cards with name, ~ for 81. up. Big
profits. Lovely new "Candlelight' "l-card
81 assortment You make soc Other ex-
elusive aSSortnents. Write for FREE san
pies Of personal Christmas cards etchiacs
and Gift wrappingS- GROGAN CO. IT,: S.
Michigan Dept. 81. Chicago.
CHRISTMAS CARD hit PARADE"
WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLE OUTFIT.
Popular sellers pay quick, easv profits
Finest selection Christmas cards WITH
NAME. Low as so for 81 New 91-card
81 Christmas assortment pays 100, profit
NAM, popular isi heXes Exper. unnecessary.
WETMORE & SUGDEN INC. DEPT SMA
I49 Monroe Ave. Rochester. n. Y
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE CRAFTSMEN will be in demand
A amer ans sc no offers complere home
FACTS TODAY SURE Box 3s-M. Star.
HIGH SCHOOL prepares for college or
business: standard text fun nished: study at
nome write for American School Bulle-
Indy inst SPEED DICT Day, eve. classes.
1896 Conn ave DE 55Ii
TUTORING math business or educational
statistics and other subjects, masters de-
gree: former high school principal. CHI.
6s5s AFTER y. tutor. Box Ask. Star. .
iects, especially English. modern lsnauases,
civil service. SOC lesson. MI. 1896.
WELDERS in demand, learn now; in
road shipyard. steel mill, tank shop and
oil refinery welding; Unlimited number
hours: instruction welderS in above IN
Mr. Baxter Night. Hillside oi5s-J.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD Up. B ky
instruction; only $40 for complete course
""7 Bond Bldg 14th and N. Y ave.
p nTK1 1us65 BY
Md. Va and Easy Method Drivin ns
School. Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897
WANTED TO CONTACT student or pro-
granhy and some knowledge Of the Italian
dialects OF the XIVth and XVIII centuries.
NJ. X. care OF Kendall Washington. Va
SPANISH COURSES, conversation method,
native teachers. Private and classes Rea =
sonable prices. 80" ST. NV. National 1850.
a.
AUTO LESSONS-Relia BILE white man. any
hour; cars furnished permits secured
AIRCRAFT CRAFTSMEN needed for ma
tlonal defense program. Civil service re-
CURES classroom Instruction. Start now.
DaV or evening Low buttons. Employ
ment service. Send for catalogue Column
biz "Tech"-est. 30 years. 1919 P st. NV.
TELEPHONE lP B. Ky COURSE Easy.
short, interesting. Work in doctors den
rs s. auto onces apt. houses and hotels.
MANY ere PLACED. Price. SIS and SIS
New classes now starting. CAPITAL
x. School, 1911 G St. Room 204.
MA. PIT.
ROGERS WELDING SCHOOL. day and
evening classes; learn under experienced
instructors and vorkmen: welders are in
great demand. 1918 NJ st NV. Day.
Sterling qSal Night AT Sl5f-J
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SALESMAN.
(Continlled

SALESMAN-SPECIALT
Experienced, for sale of specially selling
Experience meat industry desirable but
not necessary. Exceptional earnings on
T Tfory fu Sss vaushsa CO.
No. Franklin. Chicago. Ill.
EVERY BUSINESS MUsY BUY
Printing, adv. specialties. book matches .
priee SAVING. Free desls' 2oa advaneed
comm. bonus: Exp unnec. Outnt Tree.
WILLENs. 2l30-YJ, Gladys. Chicago.
ONE oRDER1Goop WEEKS PAY:
thrcashou Rf0p lSis and O adjonins stssss
Handle sensational money-saving necessity
for property owners; Bis, income oppor-
No experience our line needed. Sales man
ager. S203 Franklin. Cleveland. Ohio.
ADVERTISING SPECIALITY sALEsMEN.
beautifui wall uE piaaues. '1 tine mechanical
pencils, English pigskin leather. other out
standing items; friendly house that IN
accounts fully protected; leads furnished.
Write for personal interview. g. L; Crooks
District Ins , Sales M Mi Gettier-Motanye
SALESMAN
Nationally and favorably known cor
poration with over 400. 900 clients will
train well-edYcated man over 20 to pre-,
sent new and unusual economic, financial
and political weekly news service selling
for So and yielding unusually high COM
mission earnings with special WAR NEWS
department., which costs over 81 zoo, 900
to prepare. established permanent clientele
on repeat business: weekly check when
aualihed. Also man experienced contracting
ma Tor executives. Write E. H. Howard,
9th floor. r. X. o. Bldg. New York City.
AGENTS.
DETAIL MAN TO demonstrate and sell doc
tors and industrials A. M. A. accepted sursl-
cal dressings line: also develop surgical
supply accounts. Liberal commission. Pro-
tected territory Opportunity TO grow
with young organization expanding nation
ally. Write full information to Box g..
Leominster, Massachusetts.
AUTHENTIC WENDELL WILLKIE BOOK.
by Willkie himself. Contains his writings
on presen-day issues and life story. Large
book. 2ss pages. Only 81 80 Enormous
demand S. to $40 a day easily made
Credit given. Freight paid. Write for full
details, Act quickly. Universal House, 10l
Arch St. PHILADELPHIA Pa
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INSURANCE
SALES EXECUTIVE

one OF the largest casualty companies Ia
america has opening in WASHINGTON for
sales MANAGER personal accident and health
epartment. II your personal sales record
IN this line Is good and n manaRerial
career interests YOU, investigate promptly
Comp, .r. equipped once salary plus
tallS 1ully In confidence for interview in
Star.
GROCERYMEN, 6. experienced
young men preferred. Apply by
giving age, experience and last
employer. Box 109-M. Star.
MAN. ambitious, pleasant, for
part-time work; excellent income
for willing worker. Box 434-M,
Star.
SPARE-TIME WORK.
Will $50 per week in addition
to your present earnings solve
your financial problem?
II you are employ ed. neat. pleasing per-
sona II and own an sp,onab!le write and
PACKAGE REUTER-,
Must be thoroughly expert
enced D. G. and suburbs.
Answer, giving experience
and salary expected. Box
1851, Star.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNI-
TY FOR EXERIENCE
PLUMBING SALESMAN
WITH NATIONALLY
KNOWN COMPANY. DRAW
ING ACCOUNT AND CON-
MISSION. STATE EXPERT
ENCE AND AGE. BOX 297-M,
STAR.
SINCERE MEN OF THOUGHT
ANTI ACTION
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LOST.
DACHSHUND, brown, male, without collar,
ans. name of Max; reward, Shepherd 1857.
1l17 Summarized I'd, Silver Spring. Md.
EYEGLASSES bifocals. steel frames; 18th
streamline car. Sat. morning between 8
and 10. Adams 1850. Sun.
FRATERNITY PIN; pearl and ruby, in
scribed Leonard Raby." lost Friday in
Arlington County. Reward. CHI. 1912.
CLASSES imitation tortoise rims. black
MA. 3947. Br. IS. Allen.
GREEN VELVET DRESS. 5th and Dahlia
bus; lost Friday. Call Georgia 2292. Re-
ward.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. Elgin. yellow gold.
glass strap. st. between 18th and 14th.
Reward. Georgia $50.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. bet Mayfair Res
taurant and Capitol Theater or 14th bet. p
and l. SITS Sentimental value. Substantial
reward. 1925 10Th st. NV. Apt, 81.
DIAMOND BRACELET.
LOST AUGUST IS, FROM
LEFT POCKET OF CAR.
REWARD. BOX 472-L, STAR.
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BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
HELP WANTED.

Sis. or sis. mgr. m. wholesale rets,
Mr.. Byrd salary $3.50 month and travel
exp.
Credit mgr m. SIN. department store.
Mr.. Byrd. Salary. $40 vk
Collector m. car, furniture house. Mr..
Byrd Salary. $3.50 wk.
Assistant credit mgr., m, clothing store.
Mr.. Byrd. Salary, S25 vk.
Compt. opr.. m, exp. See Mr.. Byrd.
Salary, SIS week
Laundry br mgr. m, age 40 to 80.
Miss Fox. Salary open.
Steno, T., wholesale distr. Miss Young.
Salary open
Steno. ashier, f. tbankl. Miss YOUNG.
Salary open. ~
Nor. opr., T.. 1000 model. Miss KNIGHT.
Full cha blk. f.. typist. Miss knight.
Salary open. $3.50
Librarian, SaleSglrl, l. MISS KNIGHT.
Salary. SIS and commission. 49,,
Practical nurse, T. "a openinssl. Misc
East Salary, $50, r. and B.
Waitress, T., local exp. Miss East MID
salary.
Soda clerk. m. & openings. Miss East.
Salary S1S-SoO and meals
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
IAN n NV Est Yrs.
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SALESLADY, EXPERT. IN
CREDIT JEWELRY STORE
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR ATTRAC. YOUNG
LADY. STATE AGE, FOR
MER EMPLOYERS AND
QUALIFICATIONS. ALL
APPLICATIONS CONFIDEN-
TIAL. BOX ASSN, STAR.