Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1921, Page 35

¥ President. He found it necessary to FINANCIAL.' OBJECT LESSON GIVEN ON = FROZEN CREDIT TREATMENT Guaranty Trust Company Dares to Wfite Off Millions — Will Salvage Old Accounts—Comments on Conditions. BY L A. FLEMING. , | glaring daangers c;fhmwlua tartr ~ legislation such as a heavy impo: tax The; Sparanty, Teuat § Compmuyy of | 0 o abroad, which was. there. New- York has set an example for|gore eliminated from the measure. 8cores of‘banks, trust companies, or- “It is the attitude and purposes of ganizations and individuals in mak-|the administration, led by the - ing the daring, almost unheard of, dent, that has fhurnl:::d .“lega.ll’~ couragement as as en reduction of more than $14,000,000 in o » surplus and profits, and cutting the in producing the changed _sentiment which now exists with respect to the annual distribution by $8 a share in | outlook.” a _drastic move to clean the slate.” The Guaranty Trust Company, en- Loeal Bond Market. deavored to hold the trade of South| A study of the table published else- and Central America for the United mh;re’wm give IhI“c:od 'I‘:lel. of"t‘ha . . ps g1 avor in whicl public_utility e L It D 0 Take s |bonds are held in this city, Without time to do more than its share to aid |31, exception they have moved to the forelgn trade through other than | liigher levels and some bonds, notably BanthAn cricin chanbele, Anacostia and Potomac 5s guaranteed Its credit facilities were freely used, |2nd without the guarantee, could not and. as most of the so-called forelgn be moved at all & few weeks ago. are trade finance corporations have found|!0day in good demand while the ad- to their sorrow, the ability to pay!vance in. 58, $70 on a $1.000 bond, was not sufficient to meet the con-)&nd 375 on Potomac Consolidated ts tractual obligations. indicate that local utilities have some It was because of this dévelopment |future in the minds of.local investors. that the great foreign trade enter- Other issues have made good gains. prise sponsored and backed by the prise sponsored ana “backed Germany's Plight. merican Bankers' Association, an ise thi organization strong enough to 0 | epiom, Nel can Germany raise this anything, failed of reaching maturity | orpwys amount, two billion sold and being, despite indorsement and |pie oral eophers mrch yeact - S United effort of many powerful in-|does not have the gold and no one . mericanism was back of the | XOUld CEDt her paper marks in set- tlement, first, because of their un- efforts of the Guaranty Trust Com- a Pany It Spent s fortone oninforemn: | stable value, and, second, because the 3 % inting and issuing of that much tion, and its dissemination. Branches |2} were opened everywhere worth while. | 8931tional paper money would auto- 1t played its part and like many other | ™ 3 eodnce ittelvalue- S Before corporations in the last year found|iMe War Cermany had colonies, for- fts return from the Seed cawn'andfelgn investments, a merchant marine, s and ample means of getting credit Rumors affecting the good name of | If She needed it. to offset her balance the Guaranty Trust Company, as usual [9f trade, but all these are rone-now, in the case of losses reaching any and her only means of creating the Pproportions of a serious nature, were |balances necessary to pay her obliga- circulated, and stories never grow |tionsis to export, export export. * © ¢ i There remains only one way there- Then, either some bank official or di- |fore for Germany to make her yaarly Toctor, dared to press for action andSettlements and that is to furnish so found’ others of his own i1k who|many billlon hours_of work which backed the losses off the books, even|German people can and must supply, at the expense of $14,000,000 surplus,|and then ship the products of this and undivided profits, but leaving |labor to all parts of the world in the $10,000.000 surplus and good profits|shape of manufactured products. 1o Start the nest egg for a large sur-| It is not difficult to foresee that this plus. : means a new though peaceful “Ger- man. danger” and we must recognize that this very necessity for hard work will shortly make Germany's pro- ductive power greater than ever, and sive the entente nations a degree of competition such as they never ex- perienced before and that at a time when foreign trade is already difficult fpoush on other grounds—R. S. echt in_the Journal of the American Bankers’ Association. 2 PRICES FOR WEEK AT HIGHER LEVELS Substantial Expansion of Market Operations Reflects Improved Business Outlook. NEW YORK, September 17.—The Substantial expansion of operations on the stock exchange this week, mainly at higher levels, reflected 'hlr“l'f pronounced imprdvement of Sentiment in leading lines of - busi- mess and industry. Trading in bonds, also at materi- ally better prices, was in keeping Wwith the upward movement of stocks. Liberty issues were especially active, but the quick response of the banks to the $600,000,000 Treasury note of- fering and ready sale of several new private underwritings bespoke great- ér confidence on the part of investors. Money Becomfag Normal That the money market gradually is becoming normal was evidenced by the absence of any flurry in connec- tion with the mid-September income tax payments. Funds for day-to-day use were in excess of requirements _and loans runding into the final months of the year were made at concessions from recent rates. Conservative banking interests are of the opinion that the course of the financial markets in the remaining months of the year will be guided largely by developments at Wash- have been poor business Policy that suggested the loans made, | it may have been a mistake, but the company will make faster progress without the incubus and with re- stored confidence, toward recuperation and greater usefulness, benefited by experience. If memory is not at fault, and the chances are that it_is not, it was James B. Forgan who took the bull by the horns in the First National Bank of Chicago and cleaned the slate with a vengeance, and no share- holder, unless he died of heart fail- ure within a year or two, ever re- gretted it. 'here are other- institutions that have money tied up in “frdzen credits” despite the thawing weather of the last summer, and the ultimate recov- €ry of business, generally speaking, ‘will be helped by cleaning the slate and salvaging the weak account later And the Guaranty Trust Company, Wwith its deposits of $448,265,970 has set the example. Some Things Laeking. Progress on the road to recove: is checked by consinued high rentrl,». by failure of some merchants to give the consumer the benefit of reductions in commodity prices, by the failure of reductions in steel and iron to ap- proach the levels of 1914 and by ad- vances in certain commodity prices, which are an argument against cheapening the cost of production through lowering of wages. Lower prices for commodities, lower prices for steel and irom and lower prices for buildihg material, with an immediate reduction of remts, rather than the advances that seem to be the rule, are sadly needed in the scheme of rehabilitation and the return of the normal Reverse Action. Great damage to the cottoa crop ‘was the excuse that started cotton and the stock markets to higher levels: shortage of wheat crops also helped the cereals, and it may be that exhaustion of various stocks of &oods carried by manufacturers will eventually be responsible mnot only for improved business but also for higher prices. Cotton planters welcomed the dam- age of the weevil and the resultant big gain in price; the same with the wheat growers, and general business cheered because it would give the planter and farmer cash suficient to make him again a facto z Ing end of business. . 0" ° DUV S o cslirellefi (o thelrallS Nothing has helped the general out- | Foads ai e Ll e look as much as did this rise in the | 1§ tax and tariff schédules. it ia cereals. The degree of cheerfulness |253¢rted, will more than balance the imparted to the south and west has, in | BUrdens imposed by the increasingly & measure radiated improvement all | COWPIex foreign situation. over the country—sometimes not so| _Cottom and Grain More Quiet. much in actual betterment as in fm-| The cotton and grain markets were Proved sentiment. orderly and for that reagon attract- Eis et less attention. “The' extent to reee ; which credit conditions have already Higher levels have been established |been ' benefited by the advance in on the New York stock market, and | these_commodities is partially dis- the daily volume of trading has in-|closed in this week's Teports from creased, while the bond market has|western and southern reserve cen- again confirmed the ase and abune | ters. - dance of money seeking mvesuucut Production at principal points of S S steel and {ron manufacture shows There is no question but what a |Slow but steady growth, and for thé healthier ‘sentiment has been engen- dered on the stock market; that the pressure of liquiddation is probably over—that is, forced liquidation—but neither is there much question but Wwhat the sharp advance of the last few weeks has been engineered by Pools, taking special stocks under their wings while using the advances forced thereby to dispose of other stocks. Other speculators are fol- lowing the leaders, ready and quick to turn, letting no profit escape—nat- wrally leading to a reaction on any attempt at a general cashing in. It is wsobable that there has been some replacement of stocks sold at much higher levels, but this kind of buying has been probabiy more in rails than industrials, while the gen- eral speculation turns to oils for the d.llllii ’(ral‘gng operations. roads continue to show gro: decreases. Within a few days the questfon of a general strike will be settled, with the chances against add- ing to the ranks of the unemployed. Business Disappointments. Business has been disappointed i the consideration of the Fordney tariff measure by the Senate com- mittee and by the leaders in the Senate. 2 Business hoped that the Senate would make the new measure ef- fective March 15, 1921, and that many other changes would be made in com- mittée before presentation to the Senate for action. Business believes it had a right to expect all these things of it. The administration was pledged to it, and the continuation of the excess profits until 1922 is frequently referred'to as a defeat of the President’s wishes. J. S. Bache & Co., in their weekly letter of the 17th instant, say: ‘The attempt at tariff legislation is a distinct fallure. Congress might better have adhered to the position taken in this regard by the presiden- tial platform of the republican party, on which it was voted into power. “This platform declared regarding the tagiff ‘that the abnormal economic and trade situation of the world and the impossibility of forecasting ac- curately even the near future pre- clude the formulation of a definite program to meet conditions a year hence.” “It would be a great credit to the tariff makers, if they would simply reiterate this stagement and adjourn all tarift legislation until further notice.” The article closes with the state- mment that such encouragement as has ‘come to the business interests of the country has come distinctly from the cchedules tended upward. Promi- nence of Baldwin Locomotive and re- lated issues seemed to be on prospective contracts for domestio and foreign consumption. —_— NEW YORK DRY GOODS. NEW YORK, September 17.—Cotton goods were quiet today, with prices steady. Combed yarns advanced sharply. New lists of brown goods prices were issued, showing a rise in some cases of 4 cents a yard from the low point of the year. Underwear and hoslery brought slightly higher prices. Burlaps were much higher, following reports from Calcutta of & final forecast of the jute crop of only 4,100,000 bales, comparing with a four- year average of 8,000,000. Men's wear and dress goods were quiet. Jobbers reported a continuation of steady small-lot business with retail lers. NO CHANGE IN SUGAR. NEW YORK, September 17.—No change occurred in the market for raw sugar and there were no sales today. Centrifugal was quoted at 4.00 for uncontrolled and 4.86 for Cnbas. Raw sugar futures were a little ir- regular, with trading mostly of an evening-up character, and’closed two points lower to four higher. October closed i December, 2.42; March, 2.36; May, 2.40. ” Refined sugar was qulet and un- fh‘a.(‘l“d at 5.60 to 5.65 for fine granu- ated. Refifined sugar futures, neglected and nominal, at practically unchanged prices, October and later months cloa- ing at 5.40. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. NEW YORK, September 17.—The market for coffee futures was higher today on reports of a firmer tone in Brazil and indications that the rally of yesterday -had brought-.in an increased spot demand. The .opening was 6 to 10 points higher, and Decem- ber sold up to 7.60, or 13 _points above last night's closing figures, and 36 points above the low level of yesterday morning. That - delivery closed at 7.57, with the general mar- ket showing a net advance of 10 to 16 points. Sales were estimated at about 24,000 bags. :.sys.‘ 7.68; March, 7.87; May, 8.02; July, Spot coffee, steady; Rio 7s, '7%; Santos 4s, 10% to 11%. - ‘Cost’ and at 113 fered at 7.05, American credits. nst the soldiers’ bonus on against delay in tax such a3 a heavy import tax test Diits_ Iater legislation, ¥ 8 v first time in several months_ price | in TBe.Y'ea: 1921 to Date o’n the Washi » - Stock Exéhange. - Furatshed by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. Hibbs Building. Up te and Including Friday, September 16, 1921, - 12,1 . and P. Telephone 1st 5s. 209,000—Capitol Traction 1st bs, 3,000—City and Suburban Ry. 1st bs. 73.000—Geéorgetown Gas Light 1st 5i 24,000—Metropolitan R. R. 1st 5 44,006—Pot. Elec. Power 1st ts 103,000—Pot. Elec. Power Cons. b: 31,600—Pot. Elec. Power Deb. 6 2.000—Wash., Alex. and Mt. 132,200 _Wash.’ Gas Light gen. bs. 263,500—Wash. Ry. 99,000—Wash. Ry. 149,800—Wash. Gi 5/000—Rig 100—D. Bhares, STOCKS. 3.639Capital Traction .. 3103 —Washington Gas . 83:—Federal National Bank. 9—Liberty Nat. Bank. 110—Nat.Bank of Was| 30~Nat. Metropolitan Bank. 32—Riggs Nat. Bank. 110—Union Trust .. 30—Wash. Loan and Trust 2—East Wash. Savings Bank. 10—Merchants’ Bank Fire Insurance. Fire Insurance 6—Natioanl Union Fire Insurance... 23—Real Estate Title Insurance. 56 10-20—Col. Grapho. com. €30—Col. Grapho. pfd..... 40—Merganthaler Linotype. .. 00—Old Dutch Market pfd 1,183—Lanston Monotype .. 5—Security Storage Co 142—Washington Market. 1.1 1 IMPROVEMENT IN SECURITIES .NOTABLE FEATURE OF WEEK & “Turned the Corner BY STUART P. WEST. NEW YORK. September 17.—The most significant happening in the past ‘week has been the revelation in cer- tain branches of the steel trade that not only had the surplus supply in the hands of consumers got down low, but that it had been reduced to ab- normally small dimensions. The trouble with the steel industry has mainly been a state of overproduction. Last year's slump caught steel buy- ers with an unusually heavy stock, and, when business in their own lines fell’ off, this stock became a large surplus, which had to be used up be- fore there was any need of new buy- ing from the steel mills. It was evident that the turn would come when this overhanging supply was exhausted, and, while wire and sheet steel are not the whole steel trade by any means, the fact that buyers have been coming into the market in these two departments, to replenish their stocks, and that prices| already have had a very sharp re- bound, removes all doubt that the steel_situation as a whole is on the mend. ,, Textile Mills Are Rushed. As the business outlook has shown all along, no sudden and genera}| change for the better was to be.ex‘l pected. Those industries like the tex: tiles, which completed their readjust. ment of prices and production ahead: of the rest, were naturally the ploneers | in the recovery, ind we now find the| woulen mills actually turning down' orders because they have a capacity business, while the cotton mills are similarly rushed with work. { To be able to add steel to the con- | valescent list as soon as this had not! been looked for two months ago. It' was not believed at that time that| there would be much recovery before the new year. Now the prospect is.| not for any quick revival, but for a steady increase in output and a slowly ! price level. The Steel Corpora- . tion is operating at 33 per cent capac- ity on the average, as against 30 per cent 2 month ago. This may well be a, measure of the pace which recovery!| will assume in other months. \ Speculation Slowed Up. The speculative markets have been slowing up continuously all week. Cotton has come off some 3 cents in the pound from top prices—a perfectly natural reaction after a rise which carried the staple up over 10 cents. It does not mean that the statistical con- dition has changed or that there is any reason to abandon the hopeful feeling inspired by the upward move- ment which began toward the close of August and continued during the first ten days in September. The cotton market could not have kept on with | its wild upward climb without danger of checking the spinners’ demand. It was this threat which finally halted } e advance. - Stocks in Strong Hands. The stock market also, having had nearly three weeks of uninterrupted | i NATI Members of the District guard were paid last Tuesday evening at the armory for drill services rendered up to and including June 30. The pay varied, according to the percentage of attendance of the individual men. Ap- proximately $6,000 was disbursed, and those men who were not present to participate in the payment will be paid next Tuesday. Corp. Godwin 'P. Dunn of Company C, Engineer Regiment, has been nom- inated by Brig. Gen. Stephan to be second lieutenant of engineers. Corp. Dunn has served more than two years in the local guard and qualified for commission at the recent examination held by the guard. B Company’ C, Engineer Regiment, whll:hp?lnll inaugurated a recruiting campaign to bring the organization up to full authorized strength, en- listed eight men-at:the last assembly. Capt. Harry E. Gl“mpech“m;;::;. ing the . company, ex su enlistments at -the RDext assembly, Tuesday, to bring the-company up to its full strength of ninety men. A number of members of Company M of _the citizens’ miljtary training held at Camj Meade during ugu! enlisted. . Those interested should see Capt. Gladman at the armory. Tuesday evening. Satisactory progrees is being made toward or‘alrlUnn of a military po- lice company for the 1 guard, Capt. Berkeley Inge has reported. A rumber of cx-m&lce n;n sr:|::n::; the organisation. acan :::a-wumlaoned officers exist in this company. The following men enlisted in the local guard during the past week: F. Edgar Hubbard, Charles Dunn,- Wil- liam Joseph Brown, Edward W. Ro- hertson, jr.; John Alden Smoot, Ed- ward Sherman Morgan, Horace Har- mon Lui Edward Hodges Thiele, L s L e emen ofithe local guard engi- Bales. BONDS. i 18,000—Ana. and Potomac River R. R. 58, Steel Added to Commodities That NHave Features of Daily Market Action. I em—— ONAL GUARD NEWS William F. Yates, Albert David Young | and Vidal'Q. DeJesus. - ¢ "SEPTEMBER 18,1921 PA o i AGENTS—200% profit. Guaranteed waterproof aprons, $4 dosen. Utllity s‘M $8 dogen. C. E. owledge of hatuss Corp., 121 Prince Dep” fn col- ty. ork evening when neces- e; will pay a reasonable Prin AGENTS —Men and women, mer banked $425.50 in 20 days, selll st. New York t single nd & good salary when the to" start et atomsehel Address Box man “shows he is a hustler. Jackuonville, Fin. SALESMAN—_Acquainted with paint trade, Bal- timore and Washington: steady position. 8. C. Box SO-L Btar MAID, colored, for general work in store. Oull Monday, between $-12 only; references required. Leonce, 1118 31 st s S Johneen & Son. office. ? wA HELP WANTED—HELP ngton - T AR RRAWEN—Continubd. MALE—Continned. 5 L LAY > “in gummed : IMEN—$36 to weekly in your spare time : 3 WATOH RO T~ Owner 8 l':'-'o".:fl‘.h"uw ) Bokag apecial ahvertistar work smong. the fam: | ¢l H B Satemals, Bol: Owner AP | e e soiRaters. e o it today” fox” fult pechicaiute, “Amerian ‘E e Sept. 17, Address Box 1010, | Kanson_Co.. 622 W. Products Co., 4100 American bdg., Cincianati, 1 3 2 [ > > ' {BALESIAN. com Onfo. = owat: ‘apcustenet § ork W 5 : on Open. High. Low. Close. of appearance, . and. not | MEN—$00 & week fo special men to (ravel by | o5 gpe T H (TR T ) I ; 10ST Afrala ot Sk ate SHAEy bmpected. age. | auto and install new stove coverter in. coun. oants S viownd i \Suy} £ 890 39 |BnL vorpEm ot A8, _abomt | Hieht” gy mumper: cxcellant opportusity Lot | Hoy e o oel. or wood: o eas of Gee. | - g S °8 y i tain §48, Il party; al . 3 GIRLES: X 8% 8K 8 158 Thuaaey o o Sellete: Finder | Address Box SL Ber oftes.” | ity peeded: e o I D Weckiaston Foper Bk s - : M 10 T ety | SALDSNEN TS demonine, s S | e o B T g e 3¢ n.w. Reward. 2 xperiencs. t. Compuete course in 3 to § months. | b2 e = H gg ;g 52* LUE Y, T RAL "'u-u' ;gfi{l;fnent for personal interview call West day or '}‘"E’f i P‘.‘ on Beptember ”b.-flfl nu_mumf 5;6%:.' m;h'-“«. ;u'ilu afe = a . N 10124. ward. : — now. Wull particilars on req 210. 207 % A l-":-‘ W oz 87 | ENVELOPE contafuing bill and money for Bt. | on - olEN—New specialty for these Himes: | Soilool of Drafting, 14th and T sts. SIS v = H 40 40 10 z all ‘dealers; denirable salesmen make $20_to | X o i T et | BUTRIE NEED THAT 3 80% .13 B0 | o vt i Bwani M oturmes co:r-ft’m dutly.Box 32, edar Kapids. Tows. = (YRR HAIREY Do, S Taucote, Dept. 44.Y, | mide demand for o apertmeat e . Frae %o HALESMEN to sell stock in_golng company. . Dept. 44X, | pepi abs. Bouses: wa-. £ gi‘/. 210% g}a u’gw::;;;: ::rnol»:h:u frame. xuw::oa. e | L2IL 8IS Taterpations] bids., {410 F st 200 :‘;‘:”Tu:m: number of individuals, b:llt et h::-lu by lsading botels every. H 104% . 100 102 ned 1201 7 : A SALESMEN—S8yracuse company desires portrait | MEY— el [y £ BT S s ww. o e ik fet | R e S o 7 o el e St o | T, G (S, s B & 0 90, oK, 5 SALESMBN—N rtable lain the latest life lucome protection con- | LAY Forwees 80 5ad B0 sos st et i 0 |EAACE e R e | e o miTunl 2 om0 o 0 g | S M AT B ot | EADT v 39 and 0 v o s <k & 3 3 uaves -thirds; fast ny of Ne 5 3 z. A A e e e o ol e L e -180 80 180 " | Hotel cnd Bellevue Farms restsurant: Satur- (BALESMEN or men with promoting experi- | WIUNE 10 K0 (LANE0] Drofeceion. ‘may ereate | Of city preferred. Addrese all replies to Box 30 , 21% 2 |dav. Bept. 30. Call‘Col. 7200, Apt. 821. e LT (£Olden OPDOrtUnILy b aday. | for themselves absolu‘e. independence and a | 35-L._Star office. 64 50% . 56 [BUIT CASE containing naval officer’s white |Guy Henry. Eaxle River, Wisconain. S e e e ftion. LADY PARTNER snted in retail usiuess & . > Aniforme, about 11 pim,, mear New Hampshies | S ATERMEN—Write for list of lines snd full "Address Eiven: must have $1,000 to Iavest . A0arees :}‘"I? 21‘505 21""“7 ~ | Abartment 2, 1507 Park rosd a.w. Heward i | particulars: eara from $2,600 to $10,000 year] aoraal 1, Sieder. Box $45-L. Stor offiec, 5 = = = . leman , le1 It rrance - Co., F—Glve i on, EIout s by el e e STy 3 e Sl S e | T, oy G P . o 55 121% 121 121% 0 Maj). Welfsel. L Ealting A ven sEDept MEN. have you lost your job? Then throw [N. ¥. ave. Apt. 4 2 180 1 180: (WALLET containing money and wedding ring.\ SELL OUR LINE of pur by d yell, Three cheers!. Many R —Take Sra- 220 ,;2 220 |Finder will keep the Hmacy and Tecelve Hberal | larpe. comiinions o Tmvostochty it e e e e D <l LADIES—Take oraers Private Tamilioe: exper: 435 460 475 [additional vewsrd on refurn of rlag, = Rewnrd | phonograph attachiment, novel toy pistol, efc: | only when he does lose hin job. If you are|Chct uenecoasary: 3 bours Sally; 830 week 180 145 160 - |19, 17, Person siving taformation feading 1o fall new: reat apportunity: whole time or side | Betwoen twenty.five and forty-ve, honest and (FRAranteed: mo dolivering.” Conm: ieey e T ita recovery. 1280 Falrmont st. n.w. Col |line. Jubllee Mfg. Co..'Omaha. Neb. ambitious, with or without sales experience, = . N. Y. . a8 A 218 L5 . —=—————"_"[SIDELINE of quick selling: low-priced adver- | and desire to connect with & company which | CALIEN —$35 (o 30 weekly in your spare Tl 1 % 101y SIDELINE of quick aclfi: Lo peiced e | et ponr aLNLY Toe aa Bataciow dolug xpecial adveriising work sinong the fan: 280 260 276 WANTED—HELP - |salesmen: g commisions paid quick. Des |address Hox 182L, Star office. lies of your' city; "ng Decesmary. - 123 120 120 AGENTR. Mo'nes Printing Co,, Des Moines, Tows. * TCE_MAN, stenographer, with family, to m;‘:flg ""2 fall E;flh'-lu-- Americar S = 250, | A HOBTNERS oF YoUR OWN—iiske sparkiing | STICKALITE_New +52.50 _auto e | e e o e et I jos 5 3 o B2 33 8 Slams Dame-plates, numbers, Checker bosrds; | ot Jon $L50 ten’to twenty males dal | Bt o Shanion to ssiarr. house, Eerden: | EADTES—verywiere: fall or Sare T ST - 205 198 205 | poiations. 7 bl lilustrated book free. E. | ijke it on the market. Write Arthur A. P nd good scl Apply sl cekly velling materproot kitche apron: 112 11 113 IAIIIEIP. 3 ‘ooster, Ohio. tersom, Inc., South Michigan ave., Chlm. . 28 L. "” -l.filv:r’xf.m(‘ s, ‘!::::I;...;- :,': free. r.fie 25 25 25 - | mamataciuret, 50 35 dally sasily made: WANTED Salesman: experienced in_ drug. PLUMBERS—Several, on onE 3 o a = 20 20y AL, Woke Bk G MOBMCE|Moics and iaben: Ficiorlal Faper Packase Inew homes under construction. |2 fid 2 i 30 | AGENTS 4 an nour: neweat Kitchen combina: | AN TEl>— e ke oo aiect | See Mr. Woodfield, Shannon & |iesson lon.. city and coun to eve home. jon. Wi i ‘9 18% 8% 12 Tree. Ruto. furnished to"travel in. The | {0 consumer; exceptional proposition, Welte | T nchs, 13th and Hamilton sts. 60 ggl‘ zylv. © 20 e “l;fioirflw"lm Dayton, "Nfll-!' 3121 Grand inneapolis, Minn. *Inw. . 120 1 1 118% CLL NECESSITIES like tea, coffee, MALE. . < 2 baking powder, fiavors, PREASERS_Experienced on gents work, X D 7% 7 7% | other produets. Tuat evers dex”ia ‘he-yoar: | ACCOUNTANCY Thoroughly taught by La Ball | C. Tuats, 138 I et bie. 2 |LEARN MILLINERY, % Repeat over and over again. _Every home problem method. o f Red Deer” N A “RY, 212 212 212 212 | customer and- regular user. The smart Start NOW fo grow up to ithe oppurtunity. Royal Order of Re: eer’ DRESSMAKING. s 28 17 28 | experienged’ agents handie this line: why|The big job won't come DOWN to get You.|organizers wanted. High-class security, book, 5 not ¥ rite, today “tor ' money imaking | Cait, wrfte or phone-for ou 1021 catalogue: | redl sstate.fosirance sui succossful salestien TAILORING. plan. “Dou't'delay; territory going fast. Ameri- La ‘Balle Extension University, Will fnd ‘thte work congenial, DOCAMRE eB: | gove money, dress distinetivels ony i can Product Co., 4710 American bldg., Cincin- t Branch, bers for & gentiemen's order. Commission |, cii" TONEY. dress dis ik - nati, Ohlo. = 905, 907, ‘“él.‘:l‘;:l‘nfll'l Bank Bidg. basis. Rp{frm-fi- .mm s R’q :|: Dr. PROF LI GflTO}"S Afhfil“. 5845. H orth Horne, 3 bidg.. 15 G st nw. Fr. 7435, line of “Alian made-to-measure raincoa! MANICURIST—Expert: siate age, salay, ex- office. ~ * perience. Address Box 301-K. Btar. Belling outns Tree. Weite quick for 7ull pas: | AUTO_INDUSTRY NEEDS THAINED -MEN. A T e s R SIS s LA Ry e ticulats. “Allan Manofacturiag Company, Dept. | Prepare now for splendid openings in_this | SALESMAN—Live. progressive real estate Sm | operators are alwayy in demsnd, Whr not leara Tl e feb e G mnrtln:edwnr:c:m:: :etic';l:um:;.c;:e"flh -auto; liberal contract | Instructions under Joe Pafano. Vanity Shop, 8 ) p t. . AR Wonderfal sillef: 0% _proit every | UFTINSY or“Gare. Rates fensomable. 2o every assistance gven o right party; a|Dupont circle Frank 4163. . —Poo erations |dilarssles Deliver on spof. License unneces |ang "evening, White only. American Motor | splendid ‘opportunity for youne man car | MATURE woman of refinement and sympath: . 3 3 . Factory 7, 2819 . Oth and O sts. n.w. Phone N. 10400.|to learn real estate business. Address | 1o 6o health work: permaneet. well W. Pleo, Los Angeles, Calif: o] ScheliSth MmO . Box 276-L. Star office. * | vancement nceording to merit. © Addvess 3 200 week; free samples: gold | {TTOMOBILE MBCHANICS are always 1o de- | SALESMAN—To well electric_vacuum _ciean- | 34-K. Star office . ny ome can put on store Win. | ;,,nd." Enroll mow in the largest and best | e selling _experience necessary. HooTer | My IINERY SALESLADIES Must have spe- hlfl‘ and; llberl‘l offer to general equipped le and tractor school in the | Buct'on Sweeper Co., 609 14th st. = ciaity shop experience: good salary and com- * agents.. Metallic Letter Co., 435 N. east. Write for, free catulox Pets Automotive| S37PRMAN wanted for fast sellng EArage | mission. Apply Guilford's Milliery, 504 70K = AR N R T e i | Bchool. 51 N30k st Pililadeiphia. Pa. live-wire proposition: high-grade big |t now. v s ‘advance, in the rse of wi prices | AGENTE—$36 weekly; i0c hour; spare time: | oo -xperie baker. Address Boy t fssion basis; ia: territory: | 3 fose five, ten ‘and ffteen points, has|susranteed” taling lorders ot "futrantecd | et meia Dr:!eflo-llzn;'u;::i;m ver- {MILLINERY SALESWOM- been settling down for a peri 2 ipey t - EPER— t- t.Address Western Kelil- Corp... . 3 - comparative quiet, and probably of |Hebee unnecessary. “fox 7. Darby, Pa. S | BOOKKEEPER—With Teal estate and Tmveet | wentampel, salcs. tative, 300 | €1 5 thoroughly experienced, ac. smaller fluctuations. This implies, in | AGENTE—Make $5.000 & year: sell Cresco |0t J00 0o\ nalientions, experience, ref- ENtitlierfoeh SNOF Ry customed to serving the better the language of the street, that -the | unCpl. TRGRIVET SRR ST, MOEM | efences and compensation desired: all replies | SALESMEN WANTED—A nationally known lass of t ith a ko 1 market has done about all the “dis- |Yife" ‘Co: ‘Dept. 163 nd, O % | treated confidentially. Address Box 246-L. Star { house has place for salesmen whose character |Class of customers, with a knowl- 5 Mg Co., Dept. 163, Ashiand, Ohlo. and integrity are unquestioned. The positions B :?flz::’:fm:olfl f:?l‘::vn?r::t‘:;'lnc:o DOES #1230 weekly interest you? Futoam :‘: With wheel, to run errands after school ford aifoont Salimited opportuatey i et SoEciof dhe brioinesss poll . '~ | made thi 111 t) 't wind- . wi o intervie et 1SS ing for the present, and will be satis- Dyt oot ot oris s U Do i a Eave rote | e ™ e o 03 "Biar omee. {aTy and commissions. ERLE- 1d_cleaner; prevents rain or snow blur: fied to consolidate the ground gained needec and wait awhile, to see how the gen- eral situation unfolds. There is every evidence, however, that stocks are once more in strong hands. The out- side public always misses the first twenty points of a recovery, and it is | Obio. not surprising that it has done so this glass clear 24 lou BOY (white) to act as stock boy in our book dept.; opportunity for advancement. Apply before 10 a.m. Monday morning. Supt.’s office, S. Kann Son’s Co. b every autoist. motorman, engineer: wold 2,000 in 4 days; nothing like mystic: works like magic; en- ow BACHER, 1210 F st. n.w. Ap- ply to Manager. NURSE, capable, white: referencen: must stay Dot | nights: ‘two children. Call North 2363, Apart- ment > 18% NURSE. white. to 12ke care of two children SALESMEN. I Prominent local firm has opening for two clean-cut, aggressive salesmen: ex aheolutely necessary. The product known and used in every home and for which we have the exclusive distribution: every by reducing the interest yield to bok- |lecality: so. siperience oF capital required: rowers. The result was that a rail- | Federal Pure Food Co., 2309 Archer, Chicago.® road seeurity, offered for the first,pATRIOTIC man or woman to distribute The time on a 64 per cent basis, was over- { Story of Our Country.- Good chance to make » Baltimore o th ices of 3 high-grade men “:"::fi:‘lfl:. *gnl(mllmhle"n(eunee, Ad- dress Box 88-M. Star e. 19¢ time;_spare time also: Aubmexibed | Ioediately N boOkS | I R eweiiod’ Univecsal alouse: | rvini 5 peon prateralE et R oW RS were opened. In the same way sub- | giRericnce | e e e scriptions to the new Treasury thre: B e oo anrest i | o e e =5 Jear certificates amounted to $1,400,- | QI FOLEINT 0 Il " iy Dede: autos..| DENTAL MECHANTC Expert 50 o 000,000, against the total offered of |changeliess; mew metiod; light work: 0O | state age, experience. Address Box 209-L. sgoo.ooo.goo, and l:e notes have lnow*]..- ? nm‘w; Do experience required: | Star ofice’ 190 advanced to a substantial premium.|vast amount of work ready in A = These proofs of the capacity of ‘the]7ou Mire others; profit on their work . Free ENGINEER. investment demand come logically at Cammtal oo a time when lenders are pressing their funds upon the market at the lowest rates of the year. Exports on the Increase. The August statement of the for- Lt -y eign trade, with its $74,000,000 in- | SeerePanio’ ani secessor dealer buys: p oince: crease in exports over the previous |amasing; Shaw mad first day: Hart made | FTREMEN, BRAKEMEN, beginners, $150: 1at- month, Indicated that in this Qirec: | 535 st mek. "Particolars and free. sampies. | St 4300 mionthir: (RhIck 5 position?) Rallway. tion, too, July saw the bottom of the! Continental Rubber Co., Dept. 54, Phila..| address Box 118E. Star 5 l pasticalars aad proofs. atur, Il lalty; foll sise sample; in- thing to ‘start free: write 1, sles dept, i Btation Engineer, with 1st or 2d class {license, for general store work. Answer, stating age and experi- ence. Address Box 344-L, Star inna pai g; saves - chance for advancement to those who make | Apply Apt. 302, 1736 Columbia rd. time, and is reluctant to come Into( BANNY 000 TEARLY and up: e o ey | twa. wanted: alss cxperienced | cond: by consstent pluggng, $75 o $1001 Tr D PERMANENT the market at the higher levels. all or part time; small capital starts you. We | connter man. Apply Savoy Lunchroom, 9th weekly can be . Apply George Webster, 4 eney SupplyfEasteey Foncer cAlby iak. $5oiukcn” Hondertal op | cacre T Boeariiie o _mae | SATESMES Anammageens commectios eu 50 POSITIONS 3 25 cle N—Advantageous The essential thing about the specu- | portusity fo’ baild_ up. permanent wholesale | rhper uotanted " reduce ot bille 207, | SaGe by cleamcnt. enrperic salesmen for *he | THAT PAY - lative positign is that for the frst|candy. business. Exclusive territory. Write [fant meller: sample 25c. Manufacturer, Room | placing. of & high-grade security. Call at | time In years the time money supply | immedistely {or particulars. Dept. 700, Candy | 702 Fark Row buildh Y. *_ | Room 230, Bond bidg., 14th and New York $17 PER WEEK as loosened so that pools and syndi- | . Inc., = 3 = ENTER—Non-unjon. 1420 Irving st. | ave. T cates can get their stocks carried at|ruiL PARTICULARS: best seiling Ariicle | om0 ** | specIAL REPRESENTATIVE w mwmiew| FIRST FOUR WEEKS 5% or 6 per cent for long periods, |ever offered; enormous profits: costs nickel: ITERS, B " | parents at homes between the hours of 9 a.m. $1,100 FIRST YEAR. " while the same stocks are returning |sells quick, one dof Coilins Speciaity [CARPENT , non-union, Ap- | eaa 9:30 pam.; preferably one between 23 and VAILABLE TO SINGLE their holders 7, 8 and 10 per cent. |Co., 401, Newark, N. 3. ly Conn. ave. and Woodley |33 7ears of age; personal interview'only. A LA: N This s profitable business, . where | GOOD BELLING ARTICLE, good profits: male(P'Y 3 ard schoct. - S WOMEN : there is assurance that earnings have |or female. 925 10th n.w. *_|road. J nchmn—m-%..flolugé’nu piano lm‘-’:x- ¢ turned and dividends are safe. B Per dezen. Write {0 | CIAUFFEUR for_private family: experienced | Pression. Main 760, n'ghts. BETWEEN THE AGES OF There is no hurry about selling, and |catalog; sample sent c.od. for $1. Economy | CACRFEUS for, Broate (o0l Tl SPelial TAILOR. ; 18 AND 2 . the experienced pool managers are |Salea Co.. Boston, Mass. 2ged; state references. inciuding last place. Hecht G i J 5-. Dot at all concernez u@:n n'n:e EL‘&AI%!(LE‘B;EMEQ“!:‘M Avicess prx 300, Suar-olice. o The Hecht Co. require : €l Good eyesight, hearing, health moment they are nof e ~an eut- mes. ., &8 le . Cl apartment hotel; salary, per Vi : side following. e g Bepy 2. St.. Logis. Mo. ® L‘f&?:{% i hree rererences. Adarem | SETVices of a first-class tailor for | nq wufingness to work the .+ |LATEST INVENTJON “for Ford: Box $18-L.“Ma office. . 20* {their men’s.alteration dept. b et e ial Hew, Jesmes [in Dessunds 3 110 Vsche: ts- 3124{ cOACH PATNTER, Gt class: sieady _work 1y S hours assigned are essenti; ‘In no week 80 far has there been 30 |11th ‘st. for full mformation. ; .. = | COSCH FAINTER. O clos: festy SOk . Apply Supt., . qualifications. {much striking testimony to the Urg- | MAKE $100 weekly selling Rolly'a Washday | ut. husi 18 THE HECHT CO., ency of the demand for high-grade | Wonder: new chemical dirt: soivent; barm. | e T o e F. NO PREVIOUS investment securities, both old and |les: cléans without rubbiog; wast agents and | COLORIP Loty babits. clean record. 7th St. at F. EXPERIENCE NEEDED. new. The syndicate bringing out the | rew magagers; free samples and PRriiculers. | frg worker and wide acquainiance: one great | o ome— Co ooy e | 3 $25,000,000 of new Canadian National | Sollr_Chem eSO bl Feorle | cPPoFtunity. <For interview, address’ Box B8 | e language: n ege gradustes es- APPLY Railway's bonds was the first to make | NO DULL TIMES in food bubinessZleop | Sar office. - B pecially: write 'qualifications. Cline Teach- FIRST FLOOR, capital out of the rise in the market 5 ver) ‘for ‘man or woman In each | Commercial Banking House of |er , Columbia, Mo. = » Ishi to e T L T 722 12th ST. N.W. utauqua Commgreial Agency, J-mm-_rn.l ot THE CHESAPEAKE & VIOLINIST AND CELLO PLAYER to Join trio; POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. - tected. will pa; slump. With all that has been said | P2 . i STGNS for stores and offices, entirely new; $50 e forelon” mackote Jins DoWer of | BNy made. Chicage Sign S, 41| FLORIST-NURSERYMAN W._Austin, Chicago. SALESMAN. ty of this situation changing before $1_combination ever of- there can be much of a recovery at LARGEST 7-iece rorks, 8| Wanted—Experienced salesman, now_active home, it is interesting to mote that | Sep afta £F e e oy . in frade to weil our Atias Herculea Samson Tubs as a side l'ne on very liberal straight even at the worst—that is, in July— seedmen, N ANI EN exports were twice as large as they W e aeatrous of making Who are desirous of making commission to Worists. nurserymen, WHITE BOY, with wheel, in jewelry store references. Apply Monday. 1704 14th st. n YOUNG MAN, with some experience, in drug 2 nights a week, every other y. Address Box 143-M, with planist for winter engagements; union. | Goroeroe—y S rens th n.e. i3 ing offce and learn teade. 17-| PRESS OPERATORS, 2, ex- men who can sell a quantity of preferred stocl tional Laundry Co.,e21 Pierce st.. an 8% investment, cumulative and is well pro- e tunity to make money in your spare for fur: salary and commission. make & d investmen SR US TN GHturiaicl 11756 M st., salesladies for the new store, 1351 in person Monday morning. See Mr. Shekell, 714 12th st. nw. o ° 5 [ uits and dresses; reférences re- ave SO R SEAMSTRESS 1o tallor sbop, 1930 17eh 1. Line. j6%. Fxperienced. sl ‘WANTED—Roy, 16, to take charge of print- | Phooe _\'m!" = WANTED We are desirous of getting severnt| PeTiENCEd on piece work; can make good money. Apply Na- of a local concern that is expanding and will ol tand the fullest investigation. This etock is | Sheuld not be hard to dispose of. 'e‘fl.w. y $10 for every $100 sold. This is .Emn! e Tt + | Apply between § and 10. 923 G st. n.w. for those who buy. It wuly protected. Ad-| SALESLADIES Wanted by Jullus Leosburgh, "WABHL\'B‘ MACHINE :MAcl!'c’trk ‘machine st. n.w. Opens Sept. 20. emonstrator: competent. . App e e SALESLADIES, experienced in {quired; salary, $30 per week. +Leonce, 1115 G st. n.w. B nw. SEAMSTRESS—Upholstery and drapery eeam- stress: state experience and salary expected. TOUNG MAN as bookkeeper to make connec- tiop with oid-established firm: Kknowledge of Elliott Fisher bookl hine ferred ;. were at the corresponding period just 23 to $200 per week clear profit country elubs, ometeries, parke, Rlgh-clast | Qo Opportunity for sdvancerocat. Heply | Address BOx 66.L. Star office. o before the war. The total expor:|from the start in a permanent imess of | "OCUr line ‘strongest, most attractive and eco-{ in _own hand. stating age. e etc. | SECRETARY or office manager, Tope ‘womao movement for July, 121, was 150, | their own. Miseneie Magic Marrel” washing | [ O 1'% Smates Address Baxilas- 1. Mier m"{- o riion aa "apice o Sesinees. eEpeEE Y 514, th 2 | Compovad” washes "¢ e . O references, smapshot of self, state | TCONG MAN with practical Welwbach 4 s a o only 3157113 d0p, 114 the total'was 1010 15 minates | One hundred other fees | o oCricnce, spocity | i:n'mn‘:uremuuavm perience. Muddiman‘e. 616 12th st~ ©. . | eaced In stesography. bookkeepiag sccretazial % A % 7} ey o v = auto to visit trade. NG 3 managemen! (Copyright, 1921) migitiest cleanser, ' Containe o Tye. lime, | 1€ 5’:‘"}'1‘:. territory” gasted. Sooms, Inc.s Toesiay aftcrons &t 1 oeiock. | ke Siar offe. ==ty thro nts. Free samples make sales ea: rte Immedt ¥ Distri TOUNG MAN for service work in aufo Sccen- { bitaurons T i 5 ribous repeat orders: S0% prodt. Exclouve| The Prel Tub Distributers, | T075e M0 1% STV Tt 300 SO | snaranteod: day work: apewer by letir, siving T iaoTal o eEverieace requive. Baker, O Faciory- 31y Lol sver o | staeiCieviaie. 19° | Swiggett, 43 the 2 . Nt T2000 ‘Tast month. You can do-as well. Bosokiyn N L ST YOUNG MAN, able-bodied, work, railway near | STENOGRAPHER—Knowledge of double-en- Send for free nl:&l_! -Mrwl- L. Miteh city: opportunity promotion. Kensington Rwy., | try bookkeeping m::. fl" e age, experience i Do BRI £ ke &, G wompa yor i man comige by | Koo, o 200 peterence.” Ada ‘aadwritiag t four years esperience to'organise and perintend a For dealers’ service sta- tion in viclnity of Washington: must furnish Sclentif | references. Address Box 200K, Star offce. High-Grade Salesmen. Vant to connect with four live-wire salesmen who Have aimeady chtabilehed & wales Tecord: ou will be ;llled IT to meet the best u.l: on. Y for_others e and _sell | 1) s, e show 70 bow Tres everything. Nationa &35 Malin, Richmond, - own champlonship regimental team match | pook explatns shot at Camp Perry, Ohio, last week, | Laboratories. according to returns in the team |$¥ EVEXY DAY, . for_Ford owners match bulletin, just published. The | taking orders for Cataract Water Pumps for 5th ines were first and but two | Ford cars and trucks. Positively prevents over- National Guard teams were ahead | beating, freesing, engioe trouble, etc. Written of the local outfit, th e o ot oy eriise e jocal outfit, these being for free sample and special introductory representing Minnesota and |offer. .Cataract Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, Wis. * sachusetts. The team was com- SALESWEN. po of Lieut. Sidney Morgan, Sergts. 3 = = C. Frincke, C. 8 Shields, J- A | A Money-Making Opportunity Schricker; Corps. J. C. Jensen and |for men with real sales ability to market an H. H. Muir. The course was 200 yards |article_that has 'n succesafully sold for offhand shooting and 600 yards slow |tbirty-five years. Over two-hundred installa- prone position. % fire, Several places in other matches Iluve capable of The proposi commission. basts, b a_hustler. You dealing with hig] tion_we_offer be strictly on ighly profitable it you are be called upon to in- troduce and sell an article which is greatly needed in all homes and which is manufactured f the largest fnanciai the world. Write, giving full that now desires that services of several spe- nd_we will arrange an interview. experience, Adaress Box tions' in Washiagton soid by local corporation | {ifirmation about yourseif as ta abilly and |} YOUNG MAN to learn marking = NOGRAP) Anchor Laundry. 908 Princeton et SRRy e R YOUNG MAN with some experience of repair-{ Address Box -L. Star office. and assorting. ot, G X ATOR: refice and telephone. 18° ing electric appliances. Reply, stating age, | N "BOOKKBEPER, with rail- exDerience and salary expected. Address Hox | Mo foorcience profesred; capanic of handiing 3-M, Star office. accounts and collections. Apply second Seor, g 1710 Pa. ave. n.w. 0 YOUNG MAN. i soe hmowisd Tookuctping "Adreek 5-1 Star 5 LINK YOUR FUTURE WITH WIRELESS, B e coliepe Eeadumtes, capecial THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. g.‘“wfl& S lline T g Agency, Onlmm Mo. . 2 i N N open Sept. 25 ae- - Day and evening classes now forming. Easy icants be 30 years or older, termy “that cnable 70u to exrm while 7ou | wh high schont o colieg 7 3 wamar: jearn. ‘without ried women or widows ":ntumnh‘v‘-mym ; ai ‘“alesmen—not canvassers—to followaip 103, Btar BIG DEMAND FOR WIRELESS OPERA-!Diiely have been annexed by the locallissuies aere newspaper and Direct TORS — - by U. B. government, private - markamen, In the rapid-fire matoh, | Miil Advertiaia ad to "create. busivess by | INTRRIOR DECOR O e Dot asniariis. | tions And steamahip, companies 10 Tecorve. and | o teom o P orion am work ot e at 200, 300 and 500 yards Corp. J. C. [thelr own inttintive 'Shlesmen will be fur | derstasds bow, 0 FOATHS Mg, SOt TAPTy. | tema important radie memages Il over the | coper wonthly. inch Spen -and , Leut ~Morgan won |Had ST users and ass definite | LABORERS—50 wanted. Report at 19th and B | - bonus. {»h . u“n the Wimbleton cup match, itory ;. state experience, fl’" thons and | sts.-n.w: Apply Bmith's Transfer & Storage Co.| GooD RIES for experts ($1.800 to| 200 = eA-e ngl-cl:\ma;w’u;én-tch. Be o basts of working' in letter to Box | rouGrERE —ten: preval TRl 11 Mon- { $10,000 per Sear), living expenses paid. - Chance ust_be matives of Wa Pprize 'i,,,n'hn'e,l“ nly amoug the |142-M, Star 3 Samuel B. Dalton, 9th and Long-| for advancement. foeed: must be natis w. LEARN TO BE A STORAGE BATTERY . REPAIRMAN to $50 a week: we cas i %mi evening O'Dognefl, 1217 E st._n.w. Ford truck; not afraid of hard u":dfl: Detween 4.6 Monday at 1612 VE PROMOTERS—Magasine carnival Gt Jocal charity: nw wovel irresistin da; Tn; | Foii 5. le; e ats ou_command; Dunlap Magasine Greenfel = ito 3 JEKOF * | enelisiun: peoposition, American Reieetor Cors F READY FOR TRIAL' = 0U. -il;ka IN TERMS OF fim—’n‘u —_—_— IP Y N 7 IRET ITE ME PERSONALLY. Alleged War Criminal Is Unable | atons slopostiion” of mertt for geveni = = to Get Safe Comduet. S e eral | eroeer. mons, bat sicady, expert: £7s) ., | weeXly. W lms:- enced l apply. Cley: 71 19° = l'IAJ. Bulgaria, September 15~ |sales ma: , Cleveland, - Oh displaying s all- en. Jekoff, commander-in-chief of AT TOBS—Sell on sisbt 8o fover. | Moather coats: svear ooatiand bosk the Bulgarian army during the war, n‘.‘.‘.’, m:‘ -‘3 2’ nt :%-:—'.. oon our Jyou simply ¥ k. “Hhomas Mre. Coy Hoction’ 1900, Wwho 18 now residing in Berlin snd = Who 18 on the Serbian-Rumanian lists something | 1o "wprkers. Thomas - 3 bber - Com- uh.uwnm tnager, o na om- | S of of alleged war criminals; has sent & |AMANUFACTURING, agent or_slesman; han- N—Growers. dependable nursery _stock ‘want relinble re) ntative dispateh to th 1a £ the h mecossity ;. placed ‘on 30 raipere N spa to e president of the Y3 o = may court of Bulgaria expressing a. desire B e 6 i Corp. H. H. Muir won one of th prises in the Mercules match, and t: all maga date the local guardsmen have taken |incompeter eleven individual pri; prize. prizes and one team ;. others work, vance nager, 1020 Rlllla all the lon weekly: no delivering. dle -b:lmm X irseries, Bochester, N. Y. ¢ to_come to Sofla to stand trial if ‘& P rown ' _Nu heste Ca MEN- for geperal iabor; white or. St Uonduet 1o amsure hio b e pia | Dot and Rumania. 3 itution for the' The Belgrade and Buchare = Columbla Dea 4 Flotida"ave. a.e. charest g0 ernments have declined to. promi Deaf,, Tth st. a MEN—New, - guaraateed not to arrest Jekoft should he enter their ‘territory. 5 SEelrEsnt & MEN—Experienced ; 46 lay-and scrape. - , DWOOD FLOORS. 2 2y 10 e 3 miseon sckilce ing and office selling, the sale. GOES TO NAVAL ACADEMY. Lieut. Comm::r(‘l:ar !"dlg‘n‘;::." fl: l”;aq m%utv at the Navial o been assi; Acgdemy. ‘want to. RES._ Apply g Shop, the New Willard. Learn wireless at our school with hi 2 ered wireless sets._and actually send e ceive messages. You can qualify here ms a wireless operator. AN e are women who can sell- & Call today for free ‘book on wireless and |18 a0 § per cent {nvestmeat appara is well protected. Should sep our marvelous wireless tus, ,w«:."-wmwnc i to ; This a good opportenity olm:»-ll..l.-.h p.m. m‘ymml’ investment for those who 3 WHITE FEEDERS and catch- ers, experienced. Apply Dupont Launa 2535 Shermian ave. ave. n. Phone Main 1576F NATIONAL RADIO SCHOOL, 1345 Pa. =