Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1923, Page 35

< THE “EVENING "STAR. WASHINGTON Poker Portraits—The Reactions of an All- D. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1s, 1923, —By WEBSTER. WANTED_—HELP NEVER mail ORIGINAL reo- - mendstiona (n applying for ‘em- __ployment. _Use COPIES. ight Game. WANTED—HELP DOMESTIC—COLORED—Contin | Backaches? —welcome relief| ed. , SALESMEN WANTED. \ Scatter the painful con~ ll’er:mmn! position in our 'D‘mw ger ]ell' AT Ors SN e oI Traed | 5108 depuriment for men secwstomed o Dlog. draftaman and aswire yoursele of ‘Dermanent, | §1K. | Personalty, determination and Zont. Well rald employment, > We tra you during | 1°4ce In their ability o present sither a high. [ 2 your spare time, day or night, 1o & to § | Erade or popular-priced car more necessary | SENERA EUCRERR- . months. Call, write or phone for part than previous' sutomoblle experience. Men who | Teliable; bring reference. 3800 Woodley road Columbia School of Draftin; record selling typewriters, house- | GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Rellable girl; stav n.w. _North 272, have the opportunity to | nights. Ciov. 19° O SALEBMAN, weii Sard e ibility of ZUTO SALEBMAN, selling standard make car: AR ithe pose Feference. ~Address Box 266.M, Btar office. 10° | Sarei>, $3.000 and upward. Apply by letter gestion. Sloans warms and stimulates the biood.breaks ATTONMORILE —GALEAMAN-A _ Gropoitisr | ecordst AlL renfes congential. Adress C. up co| fion , ;;f‘bfl'rhkl’l.! fi';.z'“:;é‘o":-a:fl' lv'e!r.lle in Iblr ., "cnc of Geo. C. Rice Auto Co., TIS P conges 3 . = BOY with bicsele, for tailor shop. 1641 | YOUNG MAN experienced in ~banishes the paln[ office work; must ‘be good pen- CHAUFFED - —a-|man and accurate at figures. Gormotl Wb et for Tord ek Apply bookkeeping office, %‘:ank B A Nty o, T rara | R. Jelleff, Inc,, 1216 F st. n.w. [GENERaL noras: fo 8 1 5 (b B | to drive Ford car and thoroughly |23 : e P amiliar with retail tn:xsxness, are Address Box 308.M. Biar o needed. Those desiring perma- nent position, affording a splen- | for family of 3: must be good cook; did opportunity to make real |cEssuanL HoTsEw: money and willing to put up cash bond, apply to Pee-Kay FARM HAND for d Reply stating full parthulars, Address Box 130-} uto Grocers, Inc., 1424-26 Irv ing st. n.w. Star office. 18% REAL ESTATE SALESMEN (five) that know Washington real estate values. Also one apt. house salesman. Must be men i SR 3 i that can produce results. Apply |MARS (), eqereacss, eie, 35, ok, 050 737 13th st. n.w. Apt. T, 289 28th et. n.w., one block above e Wardman Park Inn. ARE Y-You G-Go~G To LEAVE ME WiTH ouT — SEWORK, colored iFl, Teve. 144 HOY, 17 or 16 years oid; care for atore; ref- erences. Apply 1112 11th st. m.e. NERAL TOUREWORK and washiog: three reterences Colored _woman, ™ ERAL HOUSEWORK; woman; WSROt exparience. ENERAL housew "“))lu:. 3 O o P T king o ; ntate qualifications and salary. Address Toz 3531, Siar ofite. W HOTELE NEED AMBITIOUS M i Wide demand for men; ail departments, hotels, clubs, zpartment houses; ucrowded 8¢td; Bne Uving, quick advancement; our meth Jorsed—our studente employed by leading Botel grerywhere. " Open erenings. Call for ra. wis flot i Sk 1340 New York ‘ave. nw renios School. J0B COMPOSITOR und stone Land; open shop. Address Box 345-M. Star office. o e LABORER, white vanted. 3 st O ke, Tan Wanted. 1300 Gih MAN “to drive For k aro i o and work around MAN—Established real estate offica dexires the services of & man who can take charge of the sales department: preferably ne Who s had local esperience in genersl real ¢state work sud ome who can produce result Reply by letter, giving particulirs us to nge, qualifications, reference, Aderess Box 3 Star_office. Aress Rox HOTSEWORK—3trs. it to Gk | Eleavor_Hunter. 1n small apt., and Belp orth 185 Mrs. Busyk Wife E‘l‘ us introduce you to a real friend—a de. licious meal that takes katafew minutes to pre- rjare. Nothing to do but ! Made from the fa. mous Gorton’s Cod Fish —NoBones.Theoriginal ready-to-fry fish cakes, stay nights. 15° Apply 153 WHAT n(mo_?r-‘ Ay OFFICE O YA THINK We_RE RUNININ' HERE 7 TH' NEXT TIME You MAKE A STUPID Mmfrz You'RE THROUGH © UNDERSTAMO ? MR, GoosH WANTS TO SEE YOU. HE SAYS 1T ouLl 7. § must stey at night ren in school with inowledge of typewriting. Address Dox | $40 & month: references required 274-M, Rtar office 18% | twesn § and 11 a.m._at 16161 BOOKKEEPER—01 _establihed real EMPLOYMENT AGEN(’};*}Sfi office desires 8 firat-class bookkeeper, turday half h -z -B-2-2 C-p- FAUGH! entate OUTFITTERS TO MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN BRLS! BEALT “Danderin 1 imme hair of du Nour hair ssess an will anhungant- culorful hair. sides beautifyi eradicates d: School Teachers! Beauty uble the yoss of your hair. Just moisten a cloth with Daunderine and draw it carefully through vour hair, taking one small|tonic. It t wtrand at a time; this will cleanse the | showers of rain are to. vegetation. ,_dirt or ~in a few minutes you will be amazed be ately « the h: CREDIT H. ABRAMSON 7TH AND L STS. N.W. attractive- | hair. y_excessive oil | strengthens heavy, strong. as thick and You can .surel; uff; invigorates | greasy, oily or sticky. A lesson out of hours to lessen headaches and fatigue— LAXo AsSPIRIN PETETT IR Tablets of - In the Three Point Box, 25¢ Physicians’ Size Bottle, 78¢ lots 4of it, if you: . | cents for a bottle of Danderine at any r Dander- | drug store or toilet counter. ..It is not IFY HAIR AT ONGE Girls! Try This! Hair Instantly Appears Abundant, Soft, Lustrous and Colorful—A Gleamy Mass! 35 Cent “Danderine” Aiso Ends Dandruff; Falling Hair! Treatment” | the scalp, stopping itching and falling Danderine is the best, cheapest and most delightful hair corrective and is to the hair what fresh stimulating have beautiful hair, ill “spend 35 : ’ President Lowell It goes right to the roots, vitalizes and them, Its wa: flu! and | properties help the hair to grow long, comparable softness, luster appear twice a mass of luxuriant, glinty, | and 'SAYSU.S. COLLEGES AM| ‘ T0 FIT MEN AS CITIZENS of Harvard Makes Public His An- nual Report. By the Assoclated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, January. 18, The aim of American colleges sho be to it students to be citizens, Presi- dent A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard { Cniversity sald in his annual report, made public last night. “The aim of the American college,” President Lowell ‘satd, “should be not to give its students the technical training and tools of their future oe- cupation, but rather to fit them to be citizens, to develop those qualities that lead to the better Iife, botk for | themselves and for the community.” He urged that the students enter col- lego at an earlier age. He presented also g chart showin the occupations into which Harvar. graduates had gone during the last twenty-five years. It indicated a de- crease in the proportion of men enter- ing the ministry and a rapld Increase of men going into business “in part at the expense of medicine, but chiefly of law and education.” The president sald that the rapid increas ates going Into comme; dustrial pursuits wa no means undesirable. President Lowell announced that }.{'AYVRY{] Was to have a new freshman dormitory, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. George A’ McKiniock of Chicago, in memory of George A. McKinlock, ir., Harvard, /16, who was killed in the war. Gifts and legacies received during the vear amounted to 33,612,471, ex- clusive of the payment of subscrip- tions to the endowment fund, the in- come from the trustees under the will of Gordon McKay and the amounts s Teceived for pensions from the Carnegic 1 Foundation. | The report made no reference to lnlhlallcs or to requirements for ad- itsel? by mission to Harvard. KLAN MEMBERS BANNED FROM CHICAGO PAY ROLL {City . Council Goes on Record Against Retaining Enights as Employes. CHICAGO, January 18.—By a vote 56 t0"2 the clty council was on Fecod todaysas opposed to retalning mem- bers of the Ku Klux Kian on the city pay roll. The vote was taken yesterday when the city council was ‘asked to order the suspension of Willlam H. Green. a clty fireman, and an alleged member of ‘the klan. Gréen recently had been questioned by an aldermanic investigating com- mittee regarding his alleged connec- tions with_tie organization. At that time . he, declared he had resigned from the klan. He will.-face trial be- fore the city clvil service commission January 26. Robert J. Mulcahy, alderman, acting as, chairman of the council's commit- tee, declared -during the session that a policeman had threatened his life for his_activities against the secret order. He sald he would divulge the facts later. John P. Garner,, one of the dissent- ing aldermen. reférred to alleged klan activities in Morehouse parish. La. “A friend of mine, who just came back from Loulsiana. tells me that he met Skipwith and Dr. McKoin, and that they are a fine lot of people.” Aidérman Garner sald. “The whole trouble down there s politics.” ‘THEATRICAL MAN DIES. Hugh L. Cordoza, Formerly o Richmond, Succumbs in Atlanta. ATLANTA, Ga., January 18.—Hugh Latimer - Cordosa,” veteran theatrical man of: Dixle for mors than twenty years, died here last night after an iliness of two months. merly of Richmond, Va., and has been stationed in,Atlanta since 1902, Mr. Cordoza for more than fwenty ears' was general manager for the uuhwm- theatrical interests of the south. 3 Mr. Cordosa is survived by his widow, mother, Mrs. E. W. Cordosa, Yirginia Beach. Va.. four brothers, Hunter of Chica Edward of:Nor- folk, Harry of Havana and Byrd-of ‘or@ozz, 'of: Virzinfa Beack, Cordoza was for Zit yes MOTHER, CLEAN CHILD'S BOWE He was tor-| Even- Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its' Taste Hurry, mother! A teaspoonful of California Fig E};aup" today m:I); revent a sick child tomorrow. pour child is 'constipated, bilious, cramps or overacts. etfitl,- has cold, colic, or if stom- = g.w York; one sister, Miss Eljzabgth ach.is sour, tongue coated, hrcafl"\‘ 2. Mr. i bad, Dowel HM-m- LE'S PuT et 4 nw ey ’ER UP OMCE MORE [ B, hrakem: colored train porters esstern roa write for information: $125-8200 month; exper S munaccessary. Inter-Rutlmay, Dept. 538 > ing sets to joln our new class. pearting soom. teaching how (o recelve the rudio cofer whi wre being sent out by ships, Lroadcasting sta tions und government stations. Without @ knowledge f this code snd the messages You are missing most pleasure of radio receiving. Npectal reduction rate for this work, §6 per month. Come in and let us give you information; 3 tional Radlo Institute, 1845 Pennsylvanis f»|m‘xsl l]?h‘lihor oy ;gu.&r, experienced also blacksmith. Apply F. 8. Crism 723 3rd st. ne. 4 = MULTIGRAPH class work; abil CapaiieT Gt ary; send two ¥ good_en] ~ OFFICE TIOY, quick, intelligent and wii 3 . opportuatey to larm eleriricn; uafhes 1 ks Elect '0., 714 12th st. n.w. 4 Tor the | merica, founded in 176 ading patriotts beaciicii Tratorail : T'have the mon: Tibwral contract on commis slon ever offered to state or dlatrict oraanisere, Caprrighe, 1988 W T. Wobetar Good salesmen can earn 815,000 rer Write E. 0, Supreme Organize Sied by ® £h agd reference tion wnd opportunity for ad . "Address Tox 3230, wood ob. Frank_Pastore 801 11t at Tros 8 of the want an smb to et n rapid: must be neat pearing and willlog to work fr Arply room 718, Bond bidg., 9:30 I pening ton Popes 5 ouse to well & vers atirs Washington and other t cent to an connectlons with salesmen stay fog Hotel SMES as represtatat most teeded Sutn necesmory. bar Sdvertiond Fanced: experlence 4 [ T AR I none: ity which o thod of co-operation 1 An even break The soda cracker that splits-in-two Kor Rer" saies (o ot Wakhiumton —that’s Tak-hom-a Biscuit. No crumbs—and just narrow enough for an easy bite. Sold only in the red package. [oose-Wires Biscurr (Pmeany Branches in Over 100 Cities u n S l ne fuch tralning; work requires uss . fuly. Biscuits L seiling [LImm fonal ¢ g for erver lished automobile firm; sutome 1 cxperienced In of merchandise, ~ Give full dots advancement position 2 referencen required. sulte 351 Bond bidg., new proposit { Toha J. O'Keeffe & O STENOGRAPHBDR—Three evening, 50c per hour; ntate experience aud feferance Address Box 30-M. Star office oy over 16; local laundry has opel who 18 not atrald of hard work Wil b properly rewsrded. Answer 3 detall, stating edueation and busl ness experience, réferences 8rd sAlary expoct. ee. Address Bor WIS, Star office YOUNG MAN, single, porting _with nations! ol 24 years old, conipany; prefer lege graduate or ore having seve intereated 10 photogTaphy. work d act as messenger. Address Hox 242-M, Btar office 0 FATS of age; Fxperience Apply Thursday afternoon and n 'riday, Room 200. 1340 Eye n.w. YQUNG MAN with experience in figures, ban] ink, insurance or bookkeeping desirable; s ary $1.200 to $1.500 to start, with opportunity for_advancement; prefer some one muow em- ployed who desirés to improve condition, Reply in-own handwriting, stating experieuce, ete._Addre M. Star office. YOUNG e 15 yrs., to distribute ; and 6 p.m.. room 238 Munsey Dldg. MEAT CUTTER and all-around grocery cierh, * to trauslats | high-grade salesmen to connect with estad- 1ling ' b s pr anp) nsidered from salesmey with good selling records handiing oti S $1,200, with bonu; udvineement if sutisfac- cae now employed who de- # to improve condition; reply in own hend. riting, giving st experieace, ete. Address st o 7y ex e selling abilits. State sslary expeeted beglun G Ho: COMPANTON. KEEPER, yman for home of semi-invaild iy give 1eference and telephone number. .Address fiox M. Btar off, orth 1569, . 5 * Benool ublic by Washin jchoo Bna Nat. Gchool of Commeres. 1410 ¥ st. TOUPLE. uffeur, | chambermaid 120, Tadier %07 vermort ce Positions Open Attructive openings for bookkesper etenograpters, et ational Personnel Bureau 306 Bond Hldx.. 14th and ¥ Y. Ave. M. 844" MONSTHATORE—Here in Washington we asny who are making from $20 to $30 ."Can use few more between the ages _Address Box 194-M, Star office. Domentic zumercus poel om 4 lored. for paper sorting. Stock Co.. Rassiyr, fary : 7. work. tween 10 and 12 a.m ite. must be neat and quies r te Laundry, 2116 AMBITIONS WOMEN—Na- 122 demand for women: all Gepartments, iubs, spertment houses: uncrowded liviag, quick sdvancement: our indorsed—our studeats employed by lotels everywhere. Open evemlags. for vartienlars. 1ewls Hotel Traizizg ol 1840 New York ave. nw. LADIES--Our utenographic course WGt yon # kood position in & short time. Doyd Busl- . 1804 ' st. n.v Mnin 2876. 20° i Kduma eeds anciher newly organized department for dept and heaith insuranc Yo relling experiency ", 700 Pond 503 & Ada wtate age r. Address Dox . n.w. Phone CLERK-TYPIST The Tabulating Machine Co. eeds a competent typist to do detail clerical work and typing; some experience necessary ply 1054 31st st. n: TATLORESS experienced, to work in our alteration dept.. Ap- - West, 14th and G ALESLADIES — Three; - ex- perience not necessary; brand- new proposition; $40 to $30 | weekly. See Mrs. Laura Martin, Tourist Hotel, Room 10, 229 15t st. n.e. and 4 a: o'clock only. THE DESIGNING DRESSMAKING MILLINERY SCHOOL. Over 20 years in Washingte: “Agencr Adtomatic Dress orme.” PROF. LIVINGSTONE'S, 115 G n. At 1% et soe DESIGNER and embroidery hand wanted (white). Fort, 1143 Conn. ave., 2nd floor. SLEEVE HAND (white), ex- perienced. Fort, 1143 Conn. ave., D FEMAL TIVIL SERVICE EXANINATION, Febroary 14, statislical clerk: botl: men and women; wal- - 81,140 to $1,840; special preparation, TI Preparation School, southeas n.w. Fraskiln 2080. Ap-| Apply between g and IO' d6a | | ELEVA irl to take chiid o it Fuller's - OMPETENT HELP fo Super_Service Burean. ) can_take ‘es. Reld's I Y, nect with gocd law frm; 10 years' givernment ce: knowledge of stenography. Address Star ofice. 4l rat-class tepair, steady position. 1 Stenographer, clerk: expert K nderate sulars. Addrses Box 2y inds repairs: plasterin ' cxperience, wan 20" TACFFEUR— cruek: knows in general experiense 4 wdding - typewrite: Call Wi 9 T 35 years erience, Bo rins and large schools. Oakdale #316. ELEVA r switchloard opefator, or er: work evenicge; by colored colles: EVENING WORK, © &t home or outside, wanted by young man with best references. Addrees Bo: ERAL MECHANIC 1256 4% st s.w. 200 CRAL SECRETARY or A-1 stemographer aine vears fen: excellen A1, wishes position JOB, by * . colored man: willing fo Ie any postt bt Address 1306 C ASTRY COOK, A-1; also candymaker. . Star office. 1 POBITION I3 Sith tcola: knowledge of electrictts c Tieta 16* SALESMAN, real eatate, experionced, desfres prominent connection with cstablished cum Piny; bas car: can Duance self. Addres Box 347-M, Bt el o Fereseit i ling coucerr.:. gocd salary and comrmiseion o firednive maen. - Address Box 12.M, Sta offce FTENOGRAPHER, Yersant sclentiic, avenin classica Address 8T Hve years practl extra employment TENOGRAPHE! B 214 John Msrsd: TENOG TER—High-grade, for perma ¢ semipermanen: evesing VOrk i 2353 YPIRT, gereral office worl Goeea Tiox S21-M, Star offc Lfe WATCHMAKER &nd fewelry salesorac, dress Rox @.P, Star office. WORK AFTER 5 P.M. by young married mac A@aress Rox 11631, Biar offi i et 3y man_ SiF deit¥ering or anrihing. Fox, oz 1ia 9044 ke YOUNG MAN—Cotored: waiter or butler: 3 2 f cew. Call. betwe ve car; ':eslstfd“_?n - P2 - FEMALE, youag maa. . man and_wife, white; ust be competent, rellable and settied; good liome to the Hight party. Address Hox 101-M, MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estats Lusines 'y while learning: need not nt employment; some mak- Free class lectures every Tiuraday, § pm. Willlam F, Mtteson, 610 011 Bond' bldg. 2 ing $100 & weel ilnl to work. See Mr. Parsons tetween 4:80 SOUNG MBN A;:') m‘uu‘mm “wheels, fuil or part time: good salary; permanent work. Apvl; 727 12th s s gL MAN TO SELL 875 SHARES OF PREFERRED BTOCK AND 750 SHARES OF COMMON BTOCK OF LOOAL CONCERN DOING GOOD NUSINESS AND EXPANDING. PREFERRED STOCK PAYS 8%, COMMON STOCK EARNING 60%. WILL STAND CLOSEST EXAMINA- TION AND CAN GIVE BANK REFERENCES, FOR FURTHER DETAILS ADDRESS EOX 266-M, STAR OFFICE. Z Learn to Write “Ads”! Evening class now belng formed. Complete, practical Instruction by successful newspaper und agency advertising man. Reasonable fee, Class limited. Earoll now! 308 Westory. Dbldg.. 1éth and ¥, over Liggett's. DOMESTIC—White, TOOK and gemeral houseworker, wettied wom- 4n: no laundry: four in family: stay nights; reference: 350 mo. _Call_Col. 9968, ENERAL HOUSEWORK; no laundry; thrée Sighte: good home. Address office. HOUSEWORKER—Refined, middic-aged wor a3; two In family; German'or Swede préferre No, 1 references required. Call 1782 Q p.w. between 6 and 8 p.m 1 HOUSEWORK sad care threeyear child, white woman; stay uights; parents work.' Mrs. 9ih st. we. Call after 8 pm. _* MOTHER'S HELPER. assist with children and general work: good wagen. Call 3514 Que: Cleveland Park. Cleveland 2375, & fake care of twine; ey Adums’ G81 YOUNG MAN for wet wash Child’s tongue shows if bilious, constipated cash bond required. Apply Elite Laundry Co,, 2119 14th st. n.w. TRAFFIC MANAGERS. Selary ranges, 82,500 to $6,000 yearly, We would like to hear from cepable men who wish to qualify for jmportant industrisl and pallrosd traffe work deading to trafic man- tial positions, handiing do: i : age mestic and for- 1 elgn shipping. @ | There is an unusual demand in the trafic field for the traied man, and our nrrlnlllllon with its large staff of industrial, ral ad and ocean traffic experts, with represéntatices throughout the United States, is 1o & position to help meet this demand. .. » . - El’rflentt is ‘EM necellury you are am- and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels B0°P% Sone whils holdiak Jour prosent poms tion; accepted members will be placed under necessary. | the airect ‘supervision of ne of our wtat, Ask your drufégist for genuine “California Fig Syrup.” It never 'ull directions for babies and children of all ages rinted on each bottle. Say SR 5 Bailding. “California” or you may get'an imi- prEnkdibe ey A tlon, " Write for Booklet K-15, for full-particulars, or ‘call for personal interview. LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY, Washington Office, Phone M. 5820, remember. -2 good liver a action 1 ’ s n BT ok e experienced - trafic expert of national repu- | ABSTHT GENBRAL HOUSBWORK, o DOMESTIC—WHITE OR COLORED. rotte; must Be energetic; S1oo| (ENERAL TIUREWOREER-Suall ape.s all day or mornings: references required: sisa mother'a helper for afternoon. Apt. 30, 2806 Shth st., corner Cathedral ave. ana 2Ath SOKKEFPER, cxperienced; can fufnish ro CLERK—Yourg leds with bighgrade exper rrflkfléllrls employment. Address Box 225 M, Siar office. . e e SRERRES MADE {or every occasion eraté prices; M. ‘White, 1015 Mass. e, ldncoln 8639, e RESSMAKER, MISS BERT. Btreet, afternocr, A Y eperiatty. ‘aluo remodel Phone cal, 6227, 108 Trving b.w. 1+ ERAMAKER, expericoced, wants plain Thone Berwyn 4 R. DRESSMAKING and repairing at home. 443 M st. evening gowns Clothes & ‘sveclalty. ol FVENING WORK by two young Ladiés TN v Call limea:” x3ing a specia Kadress Box 291-Y, Star ofice. 1€ FAMILY SEWING @ few days & Woex. Columbia_G6ST. = CNAGER. of U& room or cafeter a ington 1ady with good business ecperion oty yeturpedf from Los Angeles, Calif.. Take position. Can furaish best Washingio: e berences a4 glve surety bond. ‘ddress Box 230-M. Stor_ommeo PRACTICAL NUABING lan st. .e. GENERAL Bousework woma:, in country, Re- iy statiog wages and full particulars. A dress Box 120-M, Star office. 180 {lOVSEWORKER And mother's heiper, meat oman. experienced; private bome. " Cal 122 M st 5 ¥ wiihes position WIth pAtent ut- " law training: eficlent. t D e Maln 305, Coumbla 4802. FEWING fo do In Iadies tallor ebop. 1}15'“ 1fth st. n.w » R'S8 HELPER or young girl to assiat in ;’gfeflnm otis st. e !!'elurb_one North BRO8-W, pLd ‘NURBE_White or_colored woman capable of cl‘;lnl for small children; stay nights. Phone Clevelsnd 2014, after 7. v GOOD capable woman to assist with care of two children ; prefer one who needs home. Apt. 104, The Woodland, 2301, Cathedral ave. : DOMESTIC—Colored. irl; sleep Linegla out ‘Bast . Capitol st., opposit P 4 iaondress—Small family; stay Oots praferteds must Bave £0od. Teforence. Phone Adams 203, - < rienced, e _bopsework: stay :l’l’; Neferencen reqinired. Apply to Soldiers’ Home, ~Telepkone Col. JOING, marceling, day or evening; SEAER B nt it £t JOCTAl CRETARY, Interpreter, office work; ?. I'Safin. Ttulian, Frénch, seeks position! A Box 220-M, Star office GTENOGRAPHEN—$18 _per - week: -Beginner; A mcesirate ‘Sbilt For [nterview call Main 7180, branch 2. 2 SFFENOGHAPHPI, _experienced, and ot e otk 0. ut ame: ot emplored: Ac- dress Box 213-M, Star office. 18 : STENOGRAPHEIL_dedires position; moderate ey o begin. . Phons Col. DITO-W. . 18% STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. young dy ; some 'experience; industrious. - Address , Box 224-M, Star office. o AYPINT; some_experiace Lcun Take WmpIe Qictation; “willing worker. 'Phone - Ma B FEPIRT-OLERK, capable Seginer with some experience; will consider moderate salary, with chance for advancement. Call Main 871, branch 2. '