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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1914
JOB ACTION IMPERATIVE

Frank P. Fenton, AFL director of
organization, just back from visit
to the battlefields of France with s
other labor representatives, brings
word that our soldiers demand assur-
ance of employment when the wal
ends. His report shaws the soldiers
are impatient with homefront delay
in working out program for postwar
employment and prosperity and il
constitutes a powerful argument fol
speedy action.
while we were in France" Mr.
Fenton said in a radio broadcast, ''we
talked with many high officers, from
Gen. Eisenhower, Gen. Patton, Gen
Bradley, Gen. Lee, and the other top
men right down the line. But we also
talked with lot of plain g. |. Joes
There was one thing that we found
them all in agreement on-first, they
want to get the war won SO they can
come home; second, they want as
surance that there will be jobs for
them when they do get home, instead
of a depression
These men are preoccupied with
the task Immediately before them, but
at the same time they are intensely
interested in what is going on at
home. They are well-informed. They
told us that they had noted, with sat-
isfaction, that organized labor is call
ing for and battling for full employ
ment after the war.
"But, they said, we see you fel-
lows aren't getting very far. 1t looks
like government and industry don't
seem to realize how vital this is. Well
they'd better perk up and give us
some action, because there's one thing
you can tell them back home, we
aren't going through all this over
here just so we can go on the dole
when the war is over"
In ending, Mr.. Fenton emphasized
the need for action now and added:
Lets get going. Let US build an
economy that the soldiers will be
proud of so that the great sacrifices
they have made will not be in vain. y
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYS
10000 HANDICAPPED

Washington, D. c. (ILNS). - Re-
porting that 10000 handicapped per-
sons have been placed in federal in
dustrial establishments since October
1912, the U. S. Civiv Service Com
mission announces that procedures
governing their employment specify
that before handicapped person is
employed in federal establishment
his job be studied to determine that
he can perform the work without en-
dangering himself or his fellow work
ers or increasing the severity of his
handicap.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
REPUBLICAN PICNIC
SATURDAY

That big Butler County Republican
picnic and outing will be held next
Saturday, September 10Th, afternoon
and evening at the Butler County fair
grounds. The speakers will be Harry
P. Jeffry, congressman and James
Garfield Stewart, mayor of Cincin-
natl.
Inman's band will furnish the con-
cert music and Margaret Lockwood
will be the soloist. All kinds of amuse-
ments have been selected by the COM
rnittee and lunch and refreshments
will be served. The admission will be
free. A large attendance is looked for
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
NEW BUSINESSES
HAMILTON

VIM. Mitchell, 317 Maple avenue
smokery.
VIM. T. & Anna Ivans, sos south
Third street, general merchandise.
James Gibson, 700 East avenue
house appliances.
John Chambers & John Hankem-
mer, 1749 Grand Boulevard, hardware
and paint.
MIDDLETOWN
Freda Levy & Florence Hall, 22(
Castell Bldg, women's apparel.
John Reedy, 1885 Vail avenue, auto
repairing.
Roy ]. Fouts, 5000 Tytus avenue
meats & groceries.
VIM. E. Rusk, 33 north Clinton
novelties.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
WHAT NEXT?

A 000,000-volt X-ray machine, for
inspecting war materials for internal
flaws, has been produced by General
Electric X-Ray Corp. for the Norfolk,
Va, Navy Yard It's X-ray is capable
of penetrating S-inch steel and of cut
ting some 60-hour inspection jobs to
16 minutes.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
TAX COLLECTION
SLATED

The real estate tax collection for
the last half of this year opened Tues
day in Oxford, John w. Wendell,
County Treasurer, announced. Bills
for Hamilton, Middletown and the ru-
raj areas will be mailed later this
week. The Oxford collection will be
conducted at branch office set up
at the Farmers State Bank.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
TWO A RE
REELECTED

Detective Herbert Crowthers and
Joseph McFall, Bertillon Sergeant,
were reelected Trustees of the Po-
lice Pension Fund at an election con-
Quoted at police headquarters. Crow
theirs received 43 votes; McFall, 35,
and II were cast for Patrolman Will
liam O'Hara.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
MEETS BLOOD
PLASMA QUOTA

Middletown-This city met its quo
ia in the Red Cross blood plasma
drive, with 904 pints given, it was
announced by donor service officials
today The quota set here was 900
pints.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
LEGAL NOTICE

Printed copies in leaflet form Of
Ordinance No. 4426, passed by the Coun-
ell of the City of Hamilton, Ohio, on
September 6, 1914, are on file in the
office of the City Clerk for inspection,
said ordinance being, AN Ordinance
amending Sections 34.3310 and 34.3340
Of the Hamilton Municipal Code of 1881,
pealing existing Sections 34331O and
4.334O of the Hamilton Municipal Code
of 1897" effective on and after October
l, 1914.
ADELE EDMONDS,
City Clerk,
Hamilton, Ohio.
lt-Sept Is
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
SOFT PEDAL ON
JUKE BOXES

Barroom quartettes, loud "juke
boxes" and other loud noises in cafes
and near such establishments late at
night are Strictly out" according to
an adict issued to police today by
John C. Calhoun, Chief of Police.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15
WISDOM

The cause of America is in great
measure the cause of all mankind
Thomas Paine.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15

"There are only a few places
where bothersome noises are permit
ted, and they must quiet down.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-09-15

Entered at the Postofice at Hamilton,
Ohio, as Second-Class Mail Matter.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Deaf Woman Clarifies
Accident for Police

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS. - Detectives Clarence
Oliver and Ed Preston, searching
for witness to q traffic accident.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

DIRECTOR or DISTRIBUTION
WAR FOOD ADMINISTRATION
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Bayeux Tapestry
Is Found in Paris
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Most of Frances
national art treasures, including the
renowned Bayeux tapestry, the
Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo
are safe, a supreme headquarters
commission has disclosed
1t. Col. G. F. Webb, former Slade
professor of fine arts at the Uni
versity of Cambridge and now ad-
visor to the Monuments. fine arts
and archives section of supreme
headquarters, also said numerous
old buildings and monuments es-
capped destruction.
He said the BayeuX tapestry was
found in the vaults of the Louvre
when Allied troops entered Paris,
though the Vichy government tried
to have ii removed
So far as can now be ascertained,
he declared, there has been no ex-
tensive looting of nationally owned
art treasures, but private collec-
tions, especially those owned by
Jews, had suffered.
Col. Webb's section, force of 10
specialists, reported that the Char
tres Cathedral is practically un-
damaged and the Church of st.
Pierre in Chatres untouched.
Insure your future security by
buying War Bonds and hanging on
to them.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Japs in possession of the Dutch East Indies,
the Philippines and Malaga - countries
from which we formerly imported about
one billion pounds of fats and oils each year
Even victory over Japan will not ease
the situation Immediately. Not for year
or more can these areas be brought back to
pre-war production levels.
In the meantime, the need for your used
fats will be as acute as ever for these
reasons:
Even after European victory, we still have Japan
to beat Vast supplies Of ammunition, medicines para.
chutes rubber boats soaps and other battlefield essen.
tals must keep going to our fighting men in steady
stream. These all require fats to make.
We must help in the rehabilitation of liberated
countries, such as Greece, Norway and the Neither
lands, with medicines machinery, etc.
Many factories now producing for war will
turn to manufacturing the civilian goods we need so
urgently These factories will consume vast Quantities
Of industrial fats
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Insure your future security by
buying War Bonds and hanging on
to them.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Public Health Association, vice
chairman, and DR.. Henry r. Viets,
lecturer on neurology at the Har-
ward University Medical School,
secretary.
Other members are: Mai. Gen.
Norman T. Kirk, surgeon general of
the Army; Vice Admiral Ross T.
McIntire, surgeon general Of the
Navy, and Drs. Thomas Parran,
surgeon general Of the Public Health
Service; George Baehr, director Of
clinical research, Mount Sinai Hos
pital, New York; Wilbur C. Davidson,
dean and professor of pediatrics,
Duke Medical School, Durham, N.
c.; Morris Fishbein, editor of the
Journal of the American Medical
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Red Cross Appoints
Postwar Survey Unit

The American Red Cross today
announced appointment of a special
Medical and Health Committee to
survey Red Cross operations and
recommend plans for the postwar
period.
DR.. Lewis Weed of the division
of medical sciences, National Re-
search Council, is chairman. Other
officers include DR.. Felix j. Under
wood, president of the American
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Association; Alan Gregg, director of
the division of medical sciences,
Rockefeller Foundation; Roger l..
Lee, president of the American
Medical Association, and Frank La
hey, national chairman of the di-
recting board, Lahey Clinic, Bos-
ton.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

NN THE contrary,
~ Mrs. America,
the need for saving
your used cooking
fats will be as great
or greater than ever.
Victory over Ger
many still leaves the
Evening star., 1944-10-02
N0!''
THE GOVERNMENT ANSWERS

American farmers are doing everything
possible to build up domestic production
of fats and oils. But during the next II
months, because of smaller hog kill and
reduced yields of some oil-seed crops, we
expect approximately a billion-and-a-third
pounds less Of fats quiN be produced.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Mr.. Charnley Is a New York
pianist and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Charnley of Cleve-
land. "A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

For every pound of used fat, your
butcher will give you 4t and two free
red points! Keep on saving every drop.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

NEW YORK-PHILIPPINE PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER WEEDS
Mr. and Mrs James Milne Charnley leave by automobile follow
ing their marriage in ST. Paticks Cathedral here Saturday.
Mrs. Charnley is the former Miss Maria Paloma Osmena
daughter of the President of the Philippine Commonwealth
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Need Greater Than Ever

Therefore, more than ever, salvaging
used cooking fats is an important resource
on which the country must continue to lean
in order to tide US over.
Saving used fats is not glamorous task.
1t takes effort But it is one that only you,
the American housewife, can perform for
the country. We ask you to continue the
wonderful job you are doing to help speed
final Victory.
Evening star., 1944-09-19
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTEKATIONS. remodeiinS. repairs, new
xssRsroS sfbHo.s fb az rooms. rock wool u.
sI%lstion; CAL gs ier sstimate: H1Ds6N
s:xx Warehcuss a III and and ne. 81 81
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type Of work. special list
IN storm sash. asbestos siding and roofing.
I20S Emerson st. NV. RA. 429S: evenings.
DiIvEwAYs SURFACED, new concrete or
sspnah, nsn M e1ildozsr grading lawns. stone
MSSosbbERS ttS coNThAcT1No II cs1s CORP. All kind.
concrete work and general contractor. Est
esSsssa, v. ''ie Te.phone Ss fii hft blvd
9oHsYs; r.9. Dg.6 s.n,Y se;n anss
S Soua Iots aoaE n NV poHss.. Ea os f.
ishsd; concrete and brick work. paintins
Hsr d5sf RaTovAross
NJ ao6faNfae sfnSSfsseri YoGk s6ME sSs and add .dd.
tional income. Attics made into rooms.
t, basement rooms nnishsd. porch.s in
closed, concrete work. plumbing. decorat-
er. soase oua 11ss aea sssi-
HOME RENovATING. INC, 1920 Irving
REMODELING Of homes. stores and res
taursnts: Is yrs exp: estimates. RAY
= SnH2eNT nRH12RNEETs; Trinidad .; sas7. ....,
terms. LIS years. SECURITY HOAE
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georsia l1O8-l113
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
sCREEN YOUR PORCH now while I have
the material Or for any home improve
CALL. A. r. .wO0DsON CO.-Roo1ns. I'D.
Ing, Insulation; combination storm sash
dsG2rtm 1s1s Il st; xp. F.. ovE Re vS $500 ,.,u.,
papering roofing, repairs: paint spraying.
Mr. LOVE RI. 4741. 27'
sash: to 3 years to pay. GATES
Evening star., 1944-09-19
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

CLERK, full time, in sheet-music dept;
tLERk TWISTS - BRITISH Mission
open Monday through Friday. Q to s;
Saturday Q to /; excellent opportunities.
oTPLh or somen The to
room and board and salary up to $50 per
week. depending upon ability. in exchange
Grad 9l Ts'seeS sS W aD 09a5Gns a5 mouse 1883
COUPLE, colored, no children. for farm
ing in nearby Nd; wife 10 do g hw.; fur
Job for sober and reliable couple See
RgPPERT, in2l 7th st. NV. Ma. OSLO.
DECORATOR, excellent working condi-
tons, good salary and commission. 2447
fFffIEHvAfT1oRR FfIH Z OPERATOR. either man or
p1aV m With license 60 references of sdaa conn 90 >
ROOD CHECKERS, bar checkers experi-
Ing conditions, CHICKEN HUT REsTAU-
F66fTraIS F6ETS IN HthP idth St. manseeris ng POSITION
MACY. OK; 1lso. 1887 Wilson blvd,
MAN IAND WIFE, for repair work and
beautiful 1.2Oo-acre farm 25 miles from
Man OR WOMAN, coIored. as helper in
YOUNG LADIES ana men, with college
pdChEFounl prelerfeQ' Tree training Tor
oance teaching positions; day or evenings;
lucrative postwar managerial opportuni-
ties offered by national dance organiza-
ton. DON MARTINI, 500 18th st. NV.
MOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money?
we have vacancies for employed people
men or women. who, would like 10 spend 4
hours Thursday profits bly,; you may select
] your own dept and work IN air-conditioned
THE HECHT co. F st at eth
ACME MARKETS = Essential work. men
and women wanted; now is the time to get
Into a good permanent staple Job, that
offers a real postwar future in the retail
food industry: experience not required in
most Jobs. We Will tram you and pay fun
wages while learning; positions open now
for food clerks, meat clerks. meat cutters.
truck leaders. Good starting salary; we
Will make every efort1 TO place you near
low group insurance optional. Stop in your
nearest Acme Market or apply Office, No.
IS NJ st. ne. VINO reRula tions.
Evening star., 1944-09-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. auditor-general ,bookkeep-
er. part time; experienced: all records
tax .1,d reports, ,,r Adams or. %.
PROMPT. reasonable Ordway e074
BARTENDER - Daywork preferred. MI.
MAINTENANCE MECHANIc - Machine
shop. motors. refriReration, pjge work
ready for stationary engineers license. !.
good supervisor Of labor: available i'm
mediately. Hillside 1906. 20'
MAN. white. middle -aged, experienced.
wishes permanent position as handy man
in hotel or hospital; have complete set Of
carpenters tools and can furnish refer
ences. Box 122-Z. Star.
MAN, colored married; no children. desires
living quarters in exchange for care of a
small building. Ask for BRIMAGE. DI. 35l o.
MAN. colored, with drivers permit wants
JOB as driver on delivery truck on whole
OFFICE MANAGER, tax expert. age %.
ability proven: Sloo wk. Box 4as.H,
PHARMACIST; Al man: can buy: sen or
$. 80 per hr. Box SIX, Star. ~
SALEs AND APPLICATION ENGINEER.
with Administrative and executive ability
In the electronic and aviation flelds, de-
slres contact with manufacturer of such
devices; engineering background, 20 years,
with past 10 years spent contracting inter-
ested Federal bureaus: position should en-
tail responsibilities where initiative. knowl-
edge OF equipment and Government pro-
pensated. Box 4?3-H. Star. 10.
TRASH HAULED. Call G. W. HILL. AID.
TRUCK DRIVER. experienced. wants sob
years OF experience; can give
good reference. Address j. R. BARNETrE,
80 Wells ave. NV. Roanoke. Va.
Evening star., 1944-09-19
HELP DOMESTIC.
Observation-Disclosures,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SI7 80: .
1dn Thn1s and shdren s,r cal, ye oh in 9S cut IA days
CHlLD's NURSE. white. for i5-month-old;
live in or out, good salary and working
conditions; % permanent. 23ls Goth st.
CHILDREN'S NURSE. experienced: . weeks.
- - 1Esyr dsy small boys: references. Gil. 1929.
EEesfee,sncss required. EM. eSl7
COOK: first n class, experienced With RET;
COOK-general houseworker, in Arlington,
va; fond OF children; live In or out, up
COOK. .gh.w.., want neat dependable
ner day G Week, .Si no sunday & 'fsn sIs Apply @
after pm. Fare for interview refunded.
4IG Shepherd st. NV.
10 am through dinner: no Sundays: must
have local references; S75 per month. APP
FIX EgoK l33G j.3h, 3oth St 4oaoS;ou,. NV; ,,,.
G61K ,NS5,h Arlnstonl Md,, en-, 594s - w. .. w..
Thursday, every other Sunday off: excel
lent salary to competent person. Call OIL.
cooKING COOK SsSSesn snd > sha shw p for small adult
family: live in or out Phone EN- s15s.
oi,d G0okiNG and g;hw:. adults and 2
dry; Thursdays before lunch, Sundays after
lunch of COS settled woman desirable: ref
ere1fes wor,h 4 $50 week tc start if work is
COOKING. lisht downstairs work; $50
Teee yleep in Th%rs WIS sa1d and every other Sum- Off
COOKING. and general housework. no laun-
dry; for family with children and nurse;
preferably prdss ods live in: $50 per month. Call
COOK AND G.H.w.. experienced; no laun-
dry; no. Sundays; live in or out; $25 a
SSek- sSsS AR .R.w. y.o' experienced; references;
cooK-G.H.wl.". l"' chevy N Chase; Chase saa week to
SeaTt: SeaT ny 1Ye IN mo 'rd-ffoor room and bath;
COOK SG.H. WORKER, refs; school-ase
boy, Tyr. .-old boy; on car line, country
np 1ke s,uiTroounoihss; s,ido own room. $50 week.
COOK: K:GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. to live
n eSper ne good references es-
COO COOK HoGsEkEEfER, Gus 500 for mo and
AND GsS fHn nps IN E bedpooms ss3
kitcnenette; sns ! through early dinner, exper-
ion, excellent salary. OR. 1921 weekdays.
coon COO oHoGsEkEEPER. PiM for man and wife
SnnXy salsGy; nst rsfS req; .r CH. l565:
Gaii mn claSe modeFn o5 house. blocks from bus.
co. COOK SisGf AI6 s Maid q, for boarding house ls.
Sls SS vses KS and and meals. 1880 Girard st.
COOK AND WAITRESS ta). THE HoLToN
ARMS SCHOOL, 2l25 ST. NV NO. 48O2.
ored; good salary. no Sundays. i6oi 2ist
s.. NV. MRS. PAUZE, HO. 1900.
G.H.W. SIS week; plain cooking; fond OF
children. Phone AID. O41S
G.HW., family. adults. >; $50 week: live
i IN or out. DE. 1866 after in afternoon.
G.H.W.. 50 80 per day. carfare and lunch,
tuesday, Friday, possibly Saturday: wash
ing machine, mangle. vacuum cleaner
makes work easy. Phone MRS WEST.
GL. 00l9. evenings after Z, Tuesday or
G:H.W; COOK. live in: references. over
GENERAL HOUsEKEEPER. white or colored :
family Of four; [ light cooking, no
Apply after 3 pm. $500 32nd st, NV.
Woodley 9445
GENERAL HoUsEKEEPER, good: sleep in:
food selary. good home: telephone morn
Evening star., 1944-09-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ADv OR cdsIs EproRAL position BY young
CHECKER-CAsHIER. experienced. wants
SHEk MISS es5wese o No q noon Be- sna ana sm ca
CoILEGE STUDENT. sophomore. wishes to
stay in house With b. children 1890 pm to
rm. and possibly Breakfast: Write MARX
BOOTH. 200 Flower ave, Takoma PIX. Md
COLORED, desires work In dry cleaning
BENZ pfSrAE sSeReiRf RRGRFr1oNisT and secretary
capable bookkeeper, experienced: will start
n,s a. $40 week kvp Box aos.J Star ,,ov.s :,
Baltimore, desires change in better
EMPEoiYMENT MANAGER or assistant, ss
and executive background experienced in
employment procedures. employe relations.
directing large personnel office. has con-
affecting salary and wage stabilzation.
VINO controls and wages and hours. Write
Box 375-H, Star, or call GE. 66l2 after
GIRL. colored, for ofnce work with knowl-
sA1 fdss o. tHplHx Ssl De 1 locally
fsH Ho sf tGf Fl s'ae Couple chus
care for and manage respectable guest
house, for small apartment and reasonable
wages, Boy 43.-H. Star. 19'
industrial clinic. Box 49i H. Star. el'
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. graduate,
wishes pm. or am. cases. Hobart 1905.
sALESLADY. exp, jewelry store: diamonds.
watches, and all lines; also watch and
lswelry repair estimator. Care Box 10-K,
SECRETARIAL, confidential assistant to a
Judge lawyer, doctor, personal relations
eoul CO. % selor. or similar professional person.
sheIs a D Addfess sUs & aRa ar
sTENOGRAPHER~E legal or com
mercial desires work by hour or afternoon
sSKSoeKAfHEkIx,rrsE sSi!''Ss tiH, desires part as
sapse1s Mlsh!gsn 5000. .eEs Ext. s1a' SHee''en:e'
TEAMED daIA Ed NURSE gants saa case night duty
WOMAN. young. colored. employed in
day, desires work as. elevator operator
at night or cashier in theater: hours,
to IL pm. Call TR. 1910 after
WOMAN, young. with trained voice, lyric
soprano, desires nosition with choir or
other singing group. Write Box 390-H. Star.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN. experienced
In property management and secretarial
work. desires position as resident manager
References furnished in interview. Box
Will no straisht typinr Or clerical work
/ AM x WIDOW tyewish) with a 1o-yr.-
old son and would like to f1nd nice
home for my son and myself. have the
home TO exeesnt
American) cook and housekeeper; am very
fond Of children. Will also take care Of
child OF similar age to my son and
and home Call OR O4l6
Evening star., 1944-09-19
INSTRUCTION couRsfs.

AUTO As1UTo i.oDs oDsIyInq LEssoNs' 'easonsSIe. s1!
sfANisH. native teacher. eonversational
method; besinnsrs; ADVANCED students;
GRECO SHORTHAND By experienced
teacher; beginners review, speed dictatfon;
PhfGHT sysii
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafts and Wacos.
0-:i30 horsepower ratings at Confessional
Airport: out wisconsin ave: on Route 240
Rockville bus At District line. Phones
Oliver S8aS and Kensington .b55.
FREE INFORMATION on boarding schools
for boys and girls Of high school age. a
few vacancies now available. WASHINGTON
SCHOOLS ASSN, 2O4 Colorado Bldg. RE.
FREE TO MEN AND wOMEN--Nisht class
in nnserprint Identification. Hurry; class
limited. Pay for text only. Write Box
cLaARiNET. Ga I,sIT. trumpet; Haw. guitar; piaeo
sssen s. ' EAsT sehooE sseftooiseao or fd M1s1c c,
sTEN6GRaaArHiEc and 'Gec secretsrisi ssi classes
now forming. Besinners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretariai subjects. Est
2a yrs. Accredited. INQUIRE now. ma.
233s; BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 r ST. tOpp.