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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
This Summer. Hot or Cold2

We've been having queer weather lately in most parts
OF the United States. And may be in for queer
unseasona summer. Tt weather bureau in Washington
reports that 1922 tie sixth year in succession with
temperatures generally above normal east of the Rocky
mountains Since nature in the long run keeps the aver
age yearly temperature finely balanced, the reaction
from these six abnormaly years may be an alb
normally cold year back there
A cold summer is due. but probably not until about
1926 in line with the climax of the "55-year cycle
Go back two cycles (l10 years. from 1926 and you
have 1916. THE year without summer. Snow fell and
ice formed in July in many of the Northern states and
seed in 1916 sold high 81 bushe" Herbert
j. Browne writes in Henry Ford's Dearborn Independent
Browne quotes from the diary of Charles Peirce Of
Philadelphia August 1s16-Cheeress and cold North
east rains. Ice onehafnch thick. Indian corn frozen
While 1916 extraordinarily cold it merely one
of the summarizes years that come periodically. The
Black and the Dardaneles have been frozen over
within recorded history. And in 1884 even the Adratic
froze.
One thing that helped make 1916 very cold, Browne
writes the explosion of huge volcano in the Dutch
East Indies in 1915 Fine volcanic dust spread thru the
atmosphere all the EARTH excluding much sunlight
the following year. 1916.
There was, of course such catastrophe in 1922,
and that will help keep the summer Of 1928 normally
warm.
Another thing favorable to a summer this year
Is the fact that the ctc ocean, which has tremendous
determining influence weather. has been excep-
tonally warm this winter.
Freakish conditions in the Northland reported by
the American consul ut Bergen, Norway He says the
codwater fish have focked northward Ice caps in the
Arctic retreatng In Greenland glaciers melting
and exposing ground that had been covered by ice always
within the memory of the Oldest inhabitants
The scientific evidence, coupled with precedent ind
Gates that the summer of 1923 probably will be warm
and that the weather win itself up by sending
us cold summer about 1s26-tho possibly sooner.
Miss Edith Carleton London
bankruptcy Debts. si55t5 $3.50 all clothing terrible
warning credit giyers. the little nowadays
sensb perfectly
them look foolish.
Tic nd II
minutes.
Before speaking your mind you have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Entertainment to
Benefit Orphans

a concert. entertainment and
dance for tho benefit % homes for
tho Russian orphans will DO held b.
tho Seattle branch % tho friends Of
soSie, Russia Saturday evening.
April Il. at Finnish hall. Ninth and
Yesier way. The program win be
featured by a Russian dance by Afr.
Dernan 10 costume. the highland
fling by Miss Grace Mclaughlin
and Instrumental numbers BY the
Sisters Goldberg. A mandolin and
guitar number by Mcasrs. Raras!k
and Tunick and a recitation by MlRs
Dyorkin win complete tho entertain.
ment Dancing and refreshments
win an the balance or tho evening.
Proceeds VIII SO for tho adoption OF
number Of Russian orphans who
now arc living In tho homes main.
TIMED In Russia by tho friends OF
soviet Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
The AID Clubs PROGRAM,

The Star likes the platform of the Seattle Advertising
club. AS stated by Lloyd Spencer the clubs acting
president and incidentally member Of The Stars own
advertising staff, this is what it is:
To promote the interests the Better Business
safety In the business life Of Seattle
To assist raising the standard Of ethics
preach practice Nhe doctrine
To continue inform the membership with the
value and comendab practice Of advertising
Of progress.
To acquaintance among OF tho
and Of the lead, better
understanding.
To assist such civic enterprises province
without excursions into the rigbfu activities bodies
To bring and sellers
Is what there comur
from where goifg. ~
Never Join the Chinese not build monument, n
their military heroes. "
~ 5vn seed that advantage Of it's opportunities
b0aon what you at college, Not valuable Intuition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

~ per cent OF our income revenues
were spent for war or killing
speaking from nm unpoeticai stand.
point But facts NO must face, and
thus the balance OF per cent WINS
spent for education. Can you visu.
alixe and imagine what wonderful
benefit and blessing 10 this country
and Humankind at large u would be
II tho reverse wcfc truo7
.. In case ;hero should happen TO
be another war. then. Il In readily
foresecn that 4 win not DO on land
nor on sea. Then why spend from
;25.0ooooo to 100000 on battle.
shIps which are merely useless wnr
toys NJ this timo and age. We can
build tho finest airplancs for con.
siderable less amount of money,
which arc far moro effective In timo
OF war. than my other fighting In
vcntion known NJ tho present time.
But this does not signify that wo
should build airplanes for future
warn. Yes. use tho airplancs for
commercial and scientific purposes.
because tho alrplano II an indlspon.
sable medium for modron industry
and commerce. Tho individual who
possesses foresight and follows the
evolution OF tho times can readily
visualize the future. when tho air.
plano VIII gradually replace tho au.
tomobilo. ms tho automobile has re.
placed the horse and buggy. There.
fore, you can zee that building bat.
tloships In this goth century Ia non.
sensical and unwise.
Let America not waste her pro.
cious timo and energy In preparing
for md expecting war. but let us
devote our true intellect to foster.
ing peace and love. thus leading
and demonstrating noble example
TO other nations, because M long ms
tho nations viii continue talking
and debating about nrmaments ana
disarmaments there can DO no hope
for n lasting peace
Lot III hope our great nation. and
other nations, win como 10 an awak.
ening that pence IL great factor
and tho only salvation TO human
progress. with this realization and
recognition, they win surely estab.
llsh n stepping stone for trucr and
finor civilization. which will bring
forth eternal peace on earth and
good will to humankind.
MARK BARR.
zoos II. Cherry 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Madison street M4hoeiist Church,

Madison Street Methodist Church.
2srd and East Madison SITS. Roy.
K. II. Felt. missionary on Through
from India. viii speak sunday
evening.
81. Johns Parish Church, $3.50
California I'VE. West Seattle. Rev.
Maurice j. Bywater. pastor. Holy
Communion. 500 a. m. Sunday
school. 9.45: Choral Mathis. 100;
Baptism. 800 p m.
Queen Ammo Baptist Church. Is
Howe at. Rev. Il. =. Richardson.
pastor Sunday school. a4s n. m;
morning service, 1900. AN Every
Member Church. young peoples
meeting. 500 p. m. evening service.
500. Losing what We Gain"
First Baptist Church. Ambrose NJ.
Bailey. d. ID. saB a M. Sunday
school, 100 n. m. Junior oongreEa.
ton. morning. Paying Up 6i6
y. m. intermediate and senior -. \.
y. U. groups Evening topic. 'Bap.
ism"
Ray NJ. Wardall wall deliver a Ice.
,ure on MANS Hidden Powers"
sunday evening AT 500 O'Clock a,
Besant Lodge. III ~. broadway AZ
Roy. No admission win be asked.
Trinity Parish Church. Eighth and
James 81. Rey. William H. Bliss.
rector. Holy communion. 500 a. m:
Sunday school. PAS a. m, morning
prayer and sermon. 100. sub.
jet; The Continued PreScnos OF
Christi evening prayer and sermon.
7.io. subject: Tho Great 20 Days"
Trinity Chapel 10th avo. ". and
Aloha. Sunday school. PAS A. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Mexico Recognizes" the u. S. A.

America having been very patient under Americas deav
in recognizing Mexico.
President Obregon will institute bone dry border
80 miles deep along the northern boundary line of his
country He says that he refuses to longer have his
Hnorthern country dumping ground for American
woudbe DRINKS and that of his finest towns are
rapidly becoming "cesspools of American viceso
That ought to curl Secretary Hughes whskers
people notice tho
the nights getting shorter. 1890
Detroit wife hubby every year lie should
have taken holidays Off
reomer who stockings 10 s down
without crossing her knees.
Kills them ia smoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Wants to See
Clean Curtains

Editor The Star.
l haye n great big pecvs AZ tho
landlords Of apartment houses and
some hotels. Why don't they hang
clean curtains at their windows
once In a whilef Everywhere I go
! can seo some old. dirty curtains
hanging az tho windows I would
much prefer a clean newspaper or
no curtain al all 60 boma OF the
sights see, ycnFa for cleaner cur.
tsins or none ~ MI.
MRS. CHAPMAN.
coo Sinih 81. s, w. Puyanup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
81. AIiehael's chapei Of 81 Mari.'.
HANKS ARE TO nv FnLED

She was paying In 20 the bank the
first instalimsnt Of her salary. On
tho deposit slip were the words
check" currency" and specie"
Opposite the first and second. which
presented no difficulty. she wrote In
The amount. And opposite the third.
after a little COY hesitation. she
wrote the word "femhls. "-whssl.
er's MhgHEins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Stanley Webster as a Judge
(From the Spokane Press


Whether the president smoked OUT by newspaper
publicity into announcing that he would appoint" Stan
ley Webster judge is unimporant 1t would have been
better there had been secrecy in the first place.
Congressman Webster probably will be better judge
than the violent of his opponents suppose. Web
sers fallngout with labor due to clash of
personalities than of principles He objected to the
in which certain labor leaders made political requests
and this forced him into position where his temper
made his meaning misunderstood
1t is not likely that Webster's appointment will
of confirmation when congress reassembes 1t is not
objectionable in the that the choice of Pierce But
Her for the supreme court northumberland the
|attempt to prevent Buffers confirmation failed.
Webster the bench will have to curb his fiery dspo
sition. He may yet turn out to be among the best Of
the federal judges Performance viii tell
How do the be In chocolate
Reader" following worms guess
eome In Ford most everything else does.
) by
their toes In their mouth
Things always could BIO Wouldn't
ing II you had elbows?
Bet the writer Of this Hot Lips" thinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Finger Prints as Evidence

Convictions AFRO made moro on
points OF disslmllarity--in fact. Nv.
cry point In taken into considcra.
ton, and had tho government had
an expert on It's aide. Carlson would
not havo been in II for n second.
Yours truly.
FRANK @. opIB.
Finger Print Expert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Editor The gtnr

EDITOR me btnrs
An article In recent star, head.
ed Finger Prints May 30 Wrong"
Is apt TO give a wrong impression.
There Is no authority for the
statement by Milton Carlson that
Nix POINTS of similarity are enough
for conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

S. Marks EpiscopSI ohurell--IIar.
ward ave. and Spring IT. Holy com.
munion, . a. m. Sunday school.
s8G. morning prayer and sermon.
II. sermon by DR.. AcIAuchlan.
evening prayer ana sermon, Tao;
sermon by Dr. HcLauehlhn,
81. aIlehael's chapel Of g. MARKS
church-siKth ave. ~. ana John a.
Holy communion and sermon. $50
a. m: sermon by Rev. Chester \.
Taylor. Sunday school. i04b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

Bahsi Junior Asscmbly--ics Mad.
ison st- sas a. m. Adult meeting
at p, m. Fridays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
DOCTORS OF ALL
SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE
P o r T DIV

No matter whether your physician
10 an allopath. homeopath, osteo-
path. chiropractor or naturophth.
Ask thom why they all agroe on old
Port Wine ana olive oil as a food
tonic. II you are suffering from In.
digestion, dyspepsia. nervousness or
constipation. just try Portolive for
ono week and you will understand
why all doctors prescribe II. All
druggists. portolive Co. 3ls s..
Broa- wuy. = Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Shakespeare's 359th Birthday
Anniversary

This n the River Avon by whose side
win Shakespeare played At ball and hide and seek
In 8trniford town and here the mild and meek
Young Mary Arden played ana tho country wide
Knew Of IL we'll for near II did abide
Her father u farm and not week
Went by that did not see the golden streak
or the dawn OF life whose thr-off ebbing tide
by any youthful
How great tho product Of those ardent 1aysl
In five an6,twenty years the greatest name
In literature written on the sky
For tho world 10 His lyrics and his phys
Have given him universal fame.
MILES MORRISON HOOPER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

About the by putting
ler In their mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

Trinity Chapel 10th avo. n. and
Aloha. Sunday school. PAS A. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

candys inquiries
some In Ford; most everything else does.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

Before speaking your mind. be sure you have one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

Miss Edith Carleton London musical
Bankruptcy Debts si55t5; $3.50 clothing terrible
Warming the stars wearing little nowadays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

Wouldn't you time
ing II had elbows?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

Reason sensby perfectly obvious.
EN- look foolish.
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Tns a regular
minme
Evening star., 1923-12-28
CHAPTER XIII.
The Woman scorned.

Geoff completed his work on the
Cayley garage before noon the next
day and was cleaning up the litter
when he saw Adrian Middleton drive
up to the door in the big car which
had brought the veiled lady on the pre-.
vious Saturday. After an interval
spent in replacing his tools in the huge
box on the terrace, Middleton himself
came out to him, accompanied by, Miss
Vera Sherwood
Hello, Geoff! Your work here ,s
very nearly finished, isn't it? I've
come out to ask you when you can at
tend to the repairs on our place" He
shook hands heartily. when I told
my sister-in law about you she said she
wouldn't dream of having anybody else,
and we're living with a leaky roof.
shaky chimneys and a court that needs
a new concrete floor to replace the old
brick one
"rlI be there soon's kin Git away.
Mr. Middleton" Geoff promised. "Got
to set the doodabs on this terrace
railing first, and one thing and mother
but / won't keep you folks a.waitin'
more'n a few days. 'Mornin', Miss
Sherwood"
Good morning. Geofrey-and good
ended and I am going now to Mrs.
Harper Middleton's, but III see YOU
there and I'll tell her what splendid
work you have accomplished here at
Mrs. Cayley's."
Thank you, ma'am," he responded
respectfully. 'T sin't up to some o.
them fancy city builders tricks but
1 aim to do as good as know how"
"I am sure you do" She smiled
again, Adrian nodded. and they were
Evening star., 1923-12-28
y OR sALE-MIsCELLANEous.

RI-RY CARRIAGE, cost Ss5; sell sa5. 55s
13th At. Sc.
RANK. STOCK-Fffty shares Commercial Ma
tionsI.s make offer. Address Box 326-P, Star
s5aa 29s
RED tEAglander) and mattress, $40. Apt.
A. 1918 A1.w.
Red SPRhNG, Foster ideal, never used; y
he'd: III inches. cheap. 1247 9Th st. s.w. 2Se
REnRooM AJITT genuine mahogany; hand
snTp, O,1een A pne period; cost in Sept. $i95 !,
"a me- 81 Tev.s7 pieces Must sell; win
slider $500 f6r- quick sale. Call Msin 7eoe
Evening star., 1923-12-28

WE have some good used cars
that you can buy for less than
the factory cost, and they are
thoroughly desirable automo-
bi1es.
Well be glad to show them t.
you and tell you all about them
if you'll come in.
THE TREW, MOTOR CO.,
REQ PASSENGER CARS
SPEED W. WAGONS.
1909 18th St. NV.
Main 4173.
Evening star., 1923-12-28
sITUAT1oNs--HALE.

CONTINUED.
JAPANESE--Cook or take care gentleman's
apartment. J. Y, 1905 Pa. ave. Oriental
BaZaar). %.
MAN, handy with tools, wants work of any
kind: will accept low salary to start. Col
S6S0-J, 28s
NIGHT WORK by former policeman. now
student; references. Frank c. Howard. 42l
NJ ST. NV. L"
PAINTING, by experienced white man. Ad-
dress Box B0s-P, Star office. 2S.
SALESMAN with automobile ana IL years
experience wishes position Address Box los,
Star Office. 29s
SIGN PAINTER wants employment. Address
Box 171-P. Star office. 30s
UNIVERSITY STUDENT desires night work.
1-12 o'clock. North 4e-W. .-----
WAITER, aged 80; any kind Of work between
10 a m. and 2:30 pm; references. ID. Caviss.
237 Pa ave- NV 20s
YOUNG MAN. married, competent for gen
eral office work references, desires employ
ment. Address Box Is. Star office 3oe
YOUNG MAN. six years experience in secre-
tarial position In federal department, one
year ia banking institution. three years of
law training desires position with establish
ed attorney; highest references. Address BOX
lbs, Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-12-28

FORD touring. bought in 1870, but A 1919
model The price is cheap. but don't confuse
this with the ordinary week to be had at this
price, $125. Remember the address - osk
land, 1909 L nv.
Evening star., 1923-12-28

FORD coupe, 1922 mod ell direct from owner
at bargain: excellent condition and annesr-
tire; any demonstration. After 4:3O. ant liz
Copley Courts oas
Evening star., 1923-12-28

FORD touring, 1920: starter, shock absorbers:
splendid condition; S135. e16 Penna. ave. se.
Lincoln 1913
Evening star., 1923-12-28

FORD coupe, 1921; Al condition; new hat
t@ery, @ extras; immediate saae, 500. Columbia
Evening star., 1923-12-28

FORD sedan. very late u; good tires, eXcei.
lent motor, new bands: S29J we can nnet
yOur terms District Oakland ITOg I - :. -
Evening star., 1923-12-28
WANTED-SALESMEN.

A REAL MAN
can secure permanent position
with large corporation; selling
experience necessary; we will
pay well for loyal, hard worker.
For interview address Box
310-P. Star office. y
Evening star., 1923-12-28

DURANr SEDAN, Eo23 model; cost 81 400;
absoiutely same as new; full Of extras.
Owner sailing TO Europe. will sacrifice for
ssD Call Franklin 93i9 Iaiiy, or Main 1895,
Evening star., 1923-12-28

FORD sedan! 1921. $3.50, terms. 3Ol5 Gam.
bridge ST.. Georgetown. 2ns
Evening star., 1923-12-28
sITUATIoNs--FEMALE.

MADELEINE MODESTO, formerly OF Conn.
ave-, is now located at 2407 18th st. NV;
designer Of exclusive gowns, hats. wraps,
lingerie, tea gowns, also corsets made TO order,
old eorsets cIeansed and remodeled. BOZ
MARKER and assorter, IL years experience.
Call after pm. Address Mrs. Il. o.. 308
III st. NV, SQ-
PART TIME days work; references. Is2
Morton st, NV. -
gTENoGRAPHER, 81 years university train
ing, experienced. Cali Franklin s469. 80.
STBN0GRAPHER-TYPIST bookkeeper. very
capable work at once, Address Box 24-S.
Star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN, refined, wants work OF any
kind; have had eight years experience as
saleslady and cashier; best references. Ad-
dress Box 3fS-P. Star office. 2sF
Evening star., 1923-12-28
FOR sALE-AUT0M0BILD

DODGE 22 tonrinfs4 cheap for cash, or will
trade Ford sedan ow other good car As part
payment Further particulars see District
Oakland. 1909 l. ST. alw
Evening star., 1923-12-28
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

s5 BUYS crystal set. phoDes, wire complete;
s. installs Call mfgrs rep. (only bet. 30
pm. or sun. 1922. 2e5. 726 14th. F. 7070.
Evening star., 1923-12-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining room suite;
davenport; library table; dresser and doubIe
lander couch ard breakfast set; bargain.
I 2453 18th NV
Evening star., 1923-12-28

Continued in Tomorrow's starl
Evening star., 1923-12-28

OAN YOU MAKE MAP DRAWINGS? We
train Won during your spare time. day or even
ing, by personal instruction to become an ex-
pert Geographical craftsman in 3 to months
Mechanical and Architectural Drafting courses
also. Start now. Write, call phone for
Eew catalog and full particulars. COLUMBIA
SCHOOL OF DRAFTING, 14th and 7 SITS. W.
North 272.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoNS--Sfen fenogra-
ply and typewriting, Jan. 8; tuition, So. Spe-
cial Instruction, beginning today, for agent, In
ternal Revenue, Jan. Q, both men and women
Salary 81, $50 to 5000 Day and night classes.
Patent office, Jan. 9. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School. Sc. cor. 18th and T NV. FIR 20S0
LEARN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fnstruc-
tor: limited class: reasonable rates; opportuni-
ties offered. Address Hox 309-M Star Office. 2Ss
AUTO REPAIRING.
Two-month day course or fhree-rnonth even
ing course for young men who desire to learn
the auto mechanics trade.
Y. NJ G. A. AUTO SCHOOL.
1913 g st. NV. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-12-28
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
JANIT0R for large apt. also janitress for
small apt. Apply 1905 18th st. NV
MAN OR WOMAN, cofored to sell high-class
jewelry on easy payments who has had some
experience at house to house sapyassing state
what experience you have had. Address Box
2g0-T. Star office.
MARKER, experienced. Apply Palace Laun-
dry. 72e 9th ST. -.
MEN AND W0MEN--Learn real estate busi-
ness: free lectures salesmanship p,m
Tuesdays and Thursdays; employment whole
or part time. William F. Matteson, 610-611
MARKERS AND ASSORT-
ERS WANTED, WHITE. 713
LAMONT NV.
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sITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.


cHAAiBERMAIB, waitress nurse wants
place. 2439 NJ Sc. NV.
CHAMBERMAID-t'oior girl wants place;
stay nights. North 10025, Br IL
CHAMBERMATD-w WAITRESS, white, wants
small private family work referencesI city
preferred. Address Box 1I5P, Star Office.
COOK, general housework, laundress; days
work or part time. North $500.
COOKS place in small family; to stay
nights: by middle-aged colored woman Gail
COOK, first class; win stay nights; refer
ences Address 755 Irving st. NV. Phone
Col. 434e-N. ----..
COOK or chambermaid. by neat woman. 1I12
DAYS WORK by reliable colored woman.
20o3 1lth ST. NV.
DAYS WORK, by reliable woman. 1871
Hickman ST, sc. ~.
GENERAL HoUsBwoRKER. reliable col
0red girl 81 II st. NV. 29s
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-Colored girl wants
position. 1875 9th st. NV.
GENERAL H0UsEwoRK, colored girl wishes
place in small family; to stay nights. l4l4
Columbia st. NV.
cnced. 1iOl Sc. NV.
GIRL. colored. wants place as general house
worker; stay nights. Write or call Buck
man, 1915 Linden Conrts ne. n.e.
HoUSEwoRK in small family; stay nights.
1917 Corccran 81. North l13I5. -
LADY. elderly, will look after children, after
noon or night. for rent Of room. Address Box
404S, star office.
LAUNDRESS, good. wants bundle washing.
Call Janitrers, 1900 Harvard St
LAUNDRY TO take home; work satisfactory.
y. GOAL. Call before or after II.
LIGHT H0USEw0RKI for colored girl; no
laundry cooking. Geneva Jackson. 1l6
Fhyes st. s.w. %"
NURSE-G.ri wants job. 1870 18th st. NV,
or call North sG02.
WORKING HoUSEKEEPER, experienced de-
sires position. Address Box 25-S, Star office.
3Ds
Evening star., 1923-12-28

GOVT. DESKS. CABINETS. safes, files,
chairs tables and all kinds of stoves. Wash
ington Salvage Co, 307 10th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-28

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for Groom house
private home. Col. 7075-W