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Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Nogales Boy
Meets Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt

Enroute to San Pedro, Calf, for
re-assignment, Sic William j.
(Billy) Crydermann, us. Navy, ar
rived Monday from Newport, Rhode
Island, where he was an instructor
in a gunnery school. He will leave
here for Pedro on Dec. 29th.
Last month, the well known No
gales boy had the honor of meeting
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the
late President Franklin D. Roose-
velt, at the home of a friend, Miss
Gertrude Ely, in Philadelphia.
Also, while stationed in the East,
young Crydermann this fall saw two
big football games - the Army
Notre Dame in New York and the
Mayhem in Philadelphia, and
while in the latter city he visited
the many points of historical in
terest for which Philadelphia is
noted
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
to California

More than SaS7.00N is eXTHe"N"'i
. be spent during the next five
years by Santa Cruz County home
owners on remodeling and repair
work.
The year 1916 promises to inaugu-
rate one of the geatest er"e -
American history for home repairs
and modernization. arc''''i-
estimates released by the Tile Coun-
Gil of America. Few developments
will contribute more to employment
and general prosperity in any COM
munity," according to R. E. Jordan,
chairman of the Councils Residen-
tial Construction Committee.
Because of lack of materials and
manpower during the war, majority
of the county's 2,631 dwelling units
are in need of some kind of repair
or remodeling work. Kitchen i'm
provements and modernization OF
bathrooms, installation of tiled
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parties, and other events.

parClcS, ana OCncr events.
Today noon occurs the Rotary
Clubs annual Christmas party at
the Montezuma Dining Room, fol,
lowed tonight by an American Leg
ion party in the Firemen-Legion
Hall and the Elks' annual Christmas
party in the Elks Ballroom.
The Little Outfit School is hold
ing it's annual Christmas party TO-
morrow night in the Patagonia
Women's Club, invitations for that
big affair having been issued this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Hutch
inson, owners of The Little Outfit
school and ranch.
Monday night there will be the
usual Christmas programs in the
churches, and on New Years eve
gala dances are to be held on both
sides of the line, including the
Rancho Grande New Year eve fro
lie, the annual Elks New Year eve
frolic, a dance at the Montezuma
Ballroom sponsored by Madre Con-
chita's orphanage, and the usual
New Year eve parties at The Cav
ern, Tropical Gardens, and other
night spots.
Holiday Wedding
At 1920 o'clock week from this
morning, and in Sacred Heart
Church, will occur one of the biggest
weddings Of the holidays when Miss
Yolanda Joffroy, beautiful daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Alberto Joffroy,
becomes the bride of Armando Al
faro of Tucson. The nuptialS will
be followed Immediately by recep-
ton at the Casino Rotario in No
gales, Sonora.
In many homes on both sides of
the line there will be the usual
cocktail parties, receptions, open
houses, and other events which go
toward making up a merry, merry,
Christmas season.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Elks To Hold
Christmas
Party Tonight

Members of the E1ks Lodge will
hold their annual Christmas party
in the Elks Ballroom tonight, start
ing at o'clock.
Eggnog will be served and three
turkeys will be given away.
The high school boys quartette
will be present and there will also
be group singing.
All Elks are invited and each is
requested to bring present to be
put under a Christmas tree for dis
tribution by two Santa Clauses.
Committee on arrangements for
the big party, which is stag affair,
is made up of Tom Morgan, Lon
Bellman and Lloyd Iedford.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Rotary Xmas
Party Today

Rev. O. A. Smith will be program
chairma when the Rotarians and
Rotaryanns hold their annual Chist-
mas party today noon at the Mon
yuma.
There will be the usual Christmas
tree and each Rotarian will bring a
gift that will later be turned over
to the Associated Charities for dis
tribution to the poor and needy.
On last Friday evening the Ro-
tarians and Rotaryanns met at the
Frenco Laboratories, Crawford and
Terrace, and Mr. French, who was
program chairman, showed all
through his very interesting place
of business.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Hermosillo Dam
To Form
Huge Reservoir

According to reports from Hermo-
sil1o, the big dam being erected
across the Sonora river east of that
city will form a reservoir rs miles
long and seven miles wide in some
places.
Acreage from Hermosillo to the
sea coast on the Gulf of California
will be irrigated.
Contract calls for completion OF
the dam in 36 months. Work was
begun a year ago and two shifts are
working.
The huge structure is being erect
ed by the Utah Construction Com
pany and it is a Sonora state pro-
ject.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
More Than $3S7, 900 Expected To Be
Spent On Remodeling Santa Cruz
County Homes During Next 5 Years

showers and in some homes addition
Of a second bath top the nations
list of most wanted major improve
ments, Jordan said.
Outside paint jobs are needed on
more than so per cent of homes,
and addition of rooms and construc-
ton of porches also rank high in
renodeling plans, according to the
report. New roofing and heating
plants are required by many dwell
ings.
Home owners in Arizona will
spend an estimated $21 $4,000 and
those of the nation more than S.
500 ,O0O 900 for major repairs alone
in the next five years, according to
Jordan. Ample funds, at low inter
est charges, are available for such
work through commercial banks
savings and loan associations, credit
unions and mutual savings banks,
he pointed out.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Work Well Under
Way On Hotel
At Hermosillo

The foundation has been complet-
ed for the new four story 150-room
hotel being erected at Hermosillo by
Hoeffer brothers, it was stated by
Robert Hoeffer following his return
here Saturday from a business trip
to Hermosillo and Phoenix
Hoeffer was accompanied back
from Phoenix by Architect Harold
Echman of the firm of Lescher &
AGahoney of Phoenix, who is super
vising construction of the hotel.
In addition to the hotel, Hoeffer
brothers are also building 10-unit
auto court at Hermosillo.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Local School Girl
Asks Santa
Only For Doll

Because of its direct wireless con-
nection with the North Pole, The
international this year, as usual,
has served as a depository for part
of local fan mail directed to Santa
Claus. All but one of this years
crop of Juvenile want lists had to
be turned over to our corps of spe-
cialists in hieroglyphics to be de-
ciphered, but will reach Santa in
due time.
The other reads as follows:
Dear Santa,
would like doll with real
hair but if you can't get me one
with real hair you can get me one
without hair. Well that's all 1
will want this year because /
know things are hard to get.
Lovingly yours,
. JEAN.
Jean Green, author of the letter,
wrote very clearly in ink, and we
feel sure old Saint Nicholas will
grant her modest request. She
shows wisdom beyond her years
and expresses a thought which old
as well as young might heed should
they wake up on Christmas day and
find that Santa has omitted some
of their requests-truly, things are.
hard to get"
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Look Magazine
Takes Pictures
At Kenyon Ranch

L. Hepburn, travel editor of Look
magazine, accompanied by a photo
grapher, arrived Friday at Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Aliens Kenyon Ranch
near Tubac to take pictures of typi-
cal life on an Arizona dude ranch
which are to appear shortly in the
big publication.
During their stay at the ranch
they were given a chuck wagon pic
mic and also while in the county
they visited old Tumacacori Mission
and the shops in Nogales, Sonora.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Rodeo At
Kmsleys On
New Years Day

There will be a rodeo at Kinsley'S S
on New Years Day, it was an
nounced Wednesday by Otho KinS-
ley, visitor in Nogales.
He said it would start at 2:30 p.
M, and there would be added money
in the bulldogging and riding con-
tests. The rodeo will be followed
at night by a cowboy dance
On Monday night, Dec. 81, there
will be a New Year eve dance at
Kinsley's. Music will be furnished
by Goyo's Internationals and dane
ing will start at 7 o'clock
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
WHIRL OF HOLIDAY PARTIES
GETS UNDER WAY; MANY
EVENTS ON PROGRAM HERE
Legion And Elk Christmas Parties Tonight Church
Programs Monday Night; Gala New Year
Frolics At Night Spots

Opening with the annual Rain
bow Girls Christmas dance at the
EIks Ballroom Wednesday night,
a whirI of holiday social activi-
ties got under way in AmbOs No
gales.
From now on until the old year
is ushered in a week from Monday
night there will be much merry
making at numerous dances,
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Rodeo, Barbecue
At Rancho Grande
Every Sunday

A rodeo and barbecue will be held
at Rancho Grande every Sunday,
Dan Miller, manager of the popular
hotel and guest ranch, announced
yesterday.
Following each rodeo there will be
barbecue and barn dance.
First rodeo Of the season at Ran
cho Grande was held last Sunday
and attracted big crowd.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
MUCH BUILDING ACTIVITY AT
NOGALES; MAJOR PROJECT IS
ELEVEN STORY SKYSCRAPER
Dwindling Days Of 1915 Finds Numerous Structures
Going Up On Both Sides OF Line: Another
Skyscraper May Be Built

Dwindling days of 1945 finds
both sides of the line at NOgales
enjoying the greatest building
activity in years.
This is particularly true in No
gales, Sonora, which is having the
biggest building boom in its his
tory.
Topping all construction projects
in size here is the borders first sky
scraper-the eleven-story building
being erected by the Banco de No
gales, S.A., on Campillo street, just
block across the international line
from Nogales, Arizona.
Forms are already in place for the
first seven floors of this big struc-
ture which will be used as bank,
hotel, and office building, with a
roof garden on top.
Another Skyscraper?
Reports are in circulation that
another skyscraper, also containing
eleven floors, is to be erected in
Nogales, Sonora, by a company made
up of prominent financiers of Son.
ora, and that they are now looking
for building site.
Another big structure in Nogales,
Sonora, is new school just south
of the old brewery on Gale Obregon,
now nearing completion.
And still another over there is the
building being erected by DR.. Fran
cisco Arriola for professional men
two blocks south of the municipal
market, and speaking of the market,
it is in the process of being modern
ized, both interior and exterior, in
cluding installation of Frigid Mist
vegetable coolers purchased from
the McGimsey Supply Company,
which recently opened in attractive
ly remodeled quarters on Morley
avenue.
Across the line, new homes and
apartments are being erected and
others remodeled, and there lot
of new stores, shops, restaurants and
clinics.
On American Side
Largest new structure on the Ari-
zona side is the Wolf Growers huge
warehouse just east of the civic
building. 1t is nearing completion.
One of the largest buildings now
in course of construction is that of
the Charles G.. Boice Ford agency
on the old Roy & Titcomb site,
northeast corner of Morley avenue
and East street, where work was
begun this week on the foundation.
Another building of rather large
size being erected here is that on
Grand avenue directly across the
street from the Nogales Interna-
tional. 1t is being built by A. E.
Sanders.
On Morley avenue, Writ G. Bow
man is remodeling the former quar-
ters of Herb Johnson's King Ed
ward bar into very modern office
building. Years ago that site was
the home of the old Sonora Bank
& Trust Company.
Two doors north of there Jim
Alexander is remodeling a building
he recently purchased from Robert
Marcus.
Over on Grand avenue work is
nearing completion on the large
annex to Robert Marcus Arizona
Furniture Store. The new quarters
are Just south of the Mission Drug
Store.
On north Grand avenue, r. r.
(Chapo) Hernandez of the Ill Taxi
Line is erecting new service sta
ton two doors north Of the White
Front Garage on premises used
years ago as a service station by the
Standard Oil Company.
The most elaborate office suite
completed here this year is that on
the upper floor of the building
Nogales international., 1945-12-21

Wearing two battle stars and
American Theater, Victory, Asiatic-
Pacific, Philippine Liberation, and
Good Conduct ribbons, S/Sgt. Ray
mond P. Yanez, of the Marines, son
of Mrs. H. P. Yanez of Walnut
street, arrived home Saturday night,
having received his discharge at
Mirimar Marine Base, near San
Diego.
He was in the service 81 months,
overseas 13 months, and recently
has been in the Philippines. He was
with the First Marine Air Wing.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21

Walter Holm recently bought jusG'
south of the Arizona Furniture
Company, and now used as offices
by Mr.. Holm's Mexican Produce
Company.
Garrett w. Wray, importer, 1ocat--
ed near the Methodist Church, Is
adding another room to his already
large warehouse space.
In various parts of town a number
of new homes are being erected.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
DON SMITH ARRIVING
HERE NEXT WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Smith of Ell
Centro, formerly of Nogales, will
arrive here Wednesday on a visit
after spending Christmas in Tucson
with Mrs. Smiths parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Hannah. Mr.. Smith re-
Gently received his Army discharge
following long service in the Pacific.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Gan1m,age Heads
Clothing Drive

Dr.. Grady Gammage, president of
Arizona State College of Tempe, has
been named state chairman for the
United National Clothing Collection
January 7-31.
Cothing will be collected for over
seas relief.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
HOLIDAYS IN DAKOTA

Miss Margaret Palmer, high
school teacher, left Saturday to
spend the holidays with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Palmer OF
Clark, SD.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
Arnold Purchases
Spurgeon Home

Max Arnold, we'll known tomato
man, and wife, have purchased the
A. A. Spurgeon home, 201 Potrero
street, and will move in about Feb
ruary /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spurgeon are moving
to California.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21

with rapture behold hee What better words could be
chosen the happiness American sevemen who
home this Christmas than the opening lines the Pilgrims Chorus
With hundreds of thousands back the States for the
first peaceme Christmas Pearl Harbo the holiday will
be dedicated to them this year.,
USO Clubs the ainland and overseas will offer round of
gaye from Christmas Eve through New Years Day. USO Over
Clubs serving around 100000 month
This figure does not include the numbers making USO Clubs
the Philippines their homes First reports from
this tell of the former Army and
Navy YMCA Manila which the largest USO Club opened
in thai war-orn city.
Nogales international., 1945-12-21
HEALTHY NEW YEAR

Buy 0nd Use CI1ristmcs seais
Evening star., 1945-11-03

err, :, $50 !. sAssE sxesr,speed Agpl,
srs:ts sSss Jsaxall Waoxoadlss ts0o.A Aass' Eng -
Evening star., 1945-11-03
HELP. MEN.

YOUNG MEN In fuel business, sales. sery-
ice, delivery and bookkeeping departments.
Giye ass. experience and references. Box
YouSa MAN. presentabis, as stsnosr.pher
and for general duties In new wholesale
Arm; excellent chance for future Is sales-
YoaNGF FGx Man NEE Z sses s.es. chars. 81 .unp,,..
and do messenger work. Permaneat POSI-
lion. Opportunity for advancement and
70 learn insurance business. s6-day week
HoME ! M INSURANCE. CO.. 1922 < St. NV,
YOUNG or middle-ased man, neat ap-
e Sh RSo1 THE AHgas gas f|pSo5YYs psoY
/ II sATfoSAEIr sns g tI' KNOWN COMPANY n..
openings for. men who are looking for a
future. excellent opportunity for Advance
weAs Tor ppoinssTfpnt call nA H7s
GOOD WAGES, GOOD Nv WORKING t eondltions: sf rsi. .
erences exchanged, EDISON GUN & KEY
SHCp, 81 , 2o4 II 1th St W.. Wash. p. C. 4.
WANTED WA At ONCE. farm and dairy man;
board: must have some experience Also
married man December 1st for farm and
dairy, GOOD tractor man: WAGES 500 per
sfss Ea%sasf % %Sasc fsftas fssTatsn 'nd vrsnia ms
HARTab@FMaliltim HfERa1h osiMl or part-.im. ushers
who can work during the day, or after
tons: See Mr.. Bourne. RKo-kETTH's
LAkaE LAsaEIH NATIONALLY KNOWN dance
studio has a few openings for people with
dancing: unusual opportunity to advance
to positions OF supervisors and executives;
no experience necessary; college trained
people between rs and 35 given preference.
AgR n Te
Conn. ave
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toontinusd On Next Pass.I
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DISHWAsHER, colored. for downtown res
holidays Of o. pfKEMaNs's II RESTAURANT, sS.S5fs NJ
DRUG CLERK. experience not necessary.
meals ffSqTs sSod n9 sqaaAs TSs
EIEvaToR 4 lfsa 81 oPERaroR, PER colored. ApDl,
EsfR EsRTT inRk a2IE qan an and once. sts 10 enter
4soSsRdEsA 4os s6sss s9s s7 fsssEs ST. NV
EE5Poss NaPoE Npsx sHH5ss ssga ssgsrsnssd Sc WASH
me maRY a'fT13a Ehraa c fS or 1f5 gfT
fSob fSaa cMEokER, eTf white for lars. sea food
restaurant; must have some experience;
good salary. including. meals; permanent
SEA GRILL. 1921 E st. NV
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced; must be
neat. with good references; good pay: meals
and uniforms furnished. Apply DAILEY's
fuR HR sfEcfAET9 s sH6F. 'liaS sspist.pBx st OPP
orator. Large salary. Permanent posi-
Sn sn e1ssss spps sr rUs "a
GENEksL sn Clerical IL; I Work. @ small once sal.
s5yg, s5y SAG per week. plus meas. Apply as
GENERAL OFFICE CLERICALs--Perma-
nent positions; Apply personnel once 7th
afNkHI aHH oEFTer M6skERs yons 81 ns *
conditions, opportunity. for advsncement
IN accounting ONCE. MANHATTAN CO.
1928 florida ave. NV, ask for Mr.. Breb-
SENERxiL esE; IA OFFICE WORKER and typi.s.
steady employment, $37 so weekly. H.
EABRAMSON Co.. 1882 nth st. NV.
GIRL, type, shorthand and general clerical.
TAKQMA TRANSFER & STORAGE CO..
QE. 91SS. Ask for Mr.. Kramer
GIRL, white. to learn printing trade, plant
and once; fine opportunity for right per-
son. good salary, permanent work; state
fna adfraSS GYnerinnfR.
lGfRLS, g general clerical work. in small
once. hours Q to B: no typing required OF
one: other must have some typing ability.
GiRi, colored, for fountain work in neish-
borhood drugstore: no Sunday; good salary.
NEW HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY. 5000 LIST
st NV, HA. 310O.
GlxLs, ssed e and 2ys5. as co copamInics- an
dsy work. Apply WESTERN UNION TELE-
GRAPH CO. Room 200, 1917 New York
ave. NV. -
(Continued on Next Paee.D
Evening star., 1945-11-03
Youth Sentenced In Auto
And HOUSEKEEPING Cases

John A. Scott, 10, yesterday was
sentenced by Justice James M. Proc
tor of District Court to serve from
year and 10 months to 5lk years
on charges of housebreaking and
transporting stolen automobiles.
Scott. who had been listed as %
and of no fixed address, yesterday
told the court he was 10. He pleaded
guilty to breaking into an Office and
to transporting an automobile from
Florida to the District and another
from California to the District.
He pleaded not guilty to charge
of forging check for $500 at the
Anacostia bank. The check, it was
said, had been stolen from down.
town Office. However, it was said
Scott received no money on the
check.
Evening star., 1945-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE IN DIRE NEED of home in q
convenient residential or suburban loca-
tion. We can pay all cash. We will act
quickly. No agents please. Replies conf
dental. BOX 397-C. Star. 81
LUCITE HOBBY KIT with 2 pounds Lucite,
dye cement. g complete With h, instruetlens; Sc ssg &
We Have 6SPENiNGs ior thres sn new ss ns az:
counts. Full-time accounting of your
business for part-time fee. Statements Of
all kinds including taxes. All work guar
GAs WAFER TEs HRiTERs. Il nHE SO 70. sso %, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed. small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. a.
STANEBuEY. IL 1929
BUNGALOW or small house, close in, con-
yenient, modern: and please hurry. No
IrSFaII VILE No4 SaF ss EEsSPoNsrBLE for debts
ny sns 2sa R' co aEst ri
MILL iL ThE Young SOLDIER and his wife,
VINO assisted the lady who fell in the
Arville DIGS. Store on Columbia pike Sat-,
Oct .2a. about 80 pm. kindly Gail
! N WIT i 3 SoT T BE REsroNsrELE for sset.
THE ANNUAL MEETING; of the STARE.
hqlEdsrs fEk Ri9h1SrE 9f shs E9yTTAHIE FRA:
held at the once Of the association. 916
81 nW- Wednesday, November z. 1945,
et $50 O'clock pm. EDWARD L. Nc
{ VIII VIII sSo61f'ig NOT Dc REsroNsrsLE for an,
fGp SShlRsso. X ~ Zoo sps i4a sss ]. R,ss
= ~
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HELP MEN.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN for mechanical
hanowosk, ira assistant to engineer develop
handy, Eisht-handed and of good char
acter. Give age. church, history and pay
expected. Box ls3-E, Star. A
AkMATURE WTNDERS, a,c. and dc. co,
nrst class; references required Apply 3rd
floor, 1885 5th st. ne 5s Z
ASSISTANT in service and repair dept of
retail jewelry store; permanent position,
pleasant sN@ % %sSlrroMndings; Apply IL person,
ASSISTANT BUYER for manager for boys
sn9ps GOOD Salarya permanent position.
ASSISTANT JANIT0R and wife wanted
70 live on premises. See house director,
ASSISTANT STEWARD. white; hrs. a.m,
TO pm: good salary, including meals.
ferred: must have good BACKGROUND and
Mr.. ODonnell. o'boNNELLs SEA
SssIsfANT ssais i WINDOW 4 is {; ~ran1aER-Younr
man to assist window trimmer; does not
have to be expert or even experienced;
good salary. See Mr.. eelby, SPORT GIN.
TER, sth and p NV.
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'.
ASK for MR.. NOON. y van ~ o'0'
sHSs eoSF oaS1shF NR zIsh a!ysE ais eea es1%s
IA aaBakDAsaEEsY BR1fs AAsdallERstPn ysazIEsMEs rxper.
msn cseass to handle nS and SCI
FRED Ef1f frLaak pPlkE e As oas
ION SHOE. 18th and NV.
soo sS'Fss ih f0s st. ant w 0ss 10 s9s s5s1
HALLMAN. experienced. for work in lapT larg,
spartmsnt 3 sna,l hopss; short e hours. good pay
HxLLMAN. colored, thoroughly expert
snSsd MSdern be
HANDY MAN In IN institution. refer. @ required
st ny Thursday. Friday: Saturday, sun.
aofEh Ssy Mh0heos soSM cIRRkp aRR < boar. o 10 !,
p;ln.: experiences desirable: good 6pportu
nsy sss HousroN f9E aSysnsspsnt a4 oi sse manassr
HOUSEMAN, colored. 8 am. to 4:3o p.m.
must be steady and reliable. Apply Il
person, Es , e - 1sxscutiys housskeeper, HOTEL
INSURANCE iNvEsTIGAToRs.. ds yoans aps men new
must have automobile: permanent positions
SaarfoR T!ts fgtaE sssnsrSAA sssns NA ossl
equipped apt. bldg; Light work, good pay;
references required See MAI. EDWARDS
ct Hicks Motor Co, 18th and Franklir
JxNiTOR, coiored. daywork; excellen,
salary and hours. Apply Mrs. Wilson ol
Mrs. Thomss. Woodley Park Towers, 2S3s
|Devonshire pl. NV.
yANTT0R, must be experienced and willinI
TO work; good salary and living quarters
Apply 2R40 End st. Sc. Monday from 10-2
yAMfTOH.. p. g. Chapter, American Rel
Cross; ability TO drive asset. Apply Mr.
JANtTOk, colored, for group Of apt. bldas
ouGlnly experienced with stokers and hot
water heating system. prefer man will
mo-. plus Groom, kitchen, dinette, batl
apt with utilities furnished. Apply M
jenkins. SHANNON & LuCHS CO., 1905 1
ST. We, Mon. bet 3 and IL noon
JANIT0R, colored, for apt. bldg; goot
salary. and attractive quarters Appl!
Sat. afternoon or Mon, DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 1hth st. NV.
jANITOR, ffth-cIass engineer license
must be absolutely sober, industrious, de
pendable. S120 monthly and quarters
Yearly promotion and vacation. married
NO children; references REQUIRED. MA
JANIT0ks Good salary for 4o-hour week
yearly increases, time and one-half 10
overtime, vacations with pay for compe
tent sober and industrious men, Mus
read 8 and write freely. MR. cHANEy. NA
2AnisroEi.s 2ss9s 81 ps sAssrsTAHT. one who can %
erate secretsriAl board. hour4s pm.
2 psmt(no sundaya Phone Ho. $3.50.