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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
pIEDRA CALIzA de Ia lne5or ca

litlad, preeios sin conpetencia.
Mapde Ordeness por cualquier cam
tidad. Despacho Immediate. Ramon
Nieves Alieea, Tel. GIL Rojo. Sam
turce. p.
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9UENA OPORTUNIDAD. Por

poderla atender vendo. en- pueblo
azucarero, tienda de mercancfas.
Buena cllentela, bien situada. Para
mas informes dirfjase a Box 1O6.
Naguab0, p. r. 6-24
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LOCAL en- Allen Z

a RRIENDO LOCAL en-. Allen II
propio para comercio con vitri-
ma al frente. Informes Gregorio
yazquez, Allen No. 70 TEL 3O2 ro-
jo, San Juan, p. r.. p.
Ae>~S@4~NeN~%eASS~
CHNORITA, CABALLERo. La Fo-
tograffa Gil, batiendo ell record
del arte. Srsi nuevos estiIos han LA
mado la atenci6n al pnblico inteli-
gente. Su retoque no. tiene competen
cia. San Francisco 42. Tel. 1886.
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NP0RTUNIDAD: vendO Regia
residencia en- Condado. Todos los
adelantos m0dernos.- Dejamos par
-te en- hipoteca. Informara NJ. Rive
ra, Cruz 6 altos, San Juan. 5-15i
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PICTORIAL REYTEWe. Esta

La mejor , mas complete revista
de modas. trae ademas de lnodas,
instructivos y amenes cuentos nte-
rarios, suscrfbase a ella pOr 81 al
aflo. GONZALEZ PADIN, co.
E9A
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81 yENnE veIa:1clne0 mesaa

CE yENHE VeiR.fcincO mesasl
marrnol y MADEIRA. Una cocinas
eeon0mica, una Gaia registradora.
tres abanicos, de techo. una romano,
cinco fregaderos, IN lavamanos. IN.
fiitro grande, dos depositos de ca
fe, una batIdora eleetrica. veinte
puertas ventanilla, dos pizarras,
una GAIA grasa. Telef0nO 1908, Sol
1O3. Maxine Aponte 6-15
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EMPRESA DE MUDANzAS.-s S

desea hacer una mudanza rapi-
da, economical, con absolute garan
tia de sus muebles, llame al 1872
azul, Santurce Y sera atendido eff
caZmente. p.
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&C. ALQUILAs o vende casa dos
plantas concrete. sala, comedor,
tres dormitorios. uno mas en- plan-
ia baja. Seryicio sanitario, garage.
servicio anexo. Sta Carretera nue.
va; parada %. Informara 1863 YER
de, Santnree. 5-17
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sns VEINOE1Ne u preciOS SumamenLe
baratos un caro- Hudson Speed
ster, dos Bucks 6 cilindros cinco
pasajerOs, un Premier 4 pasajeros.
un Maxwell Roadster, un Packard
12 ciIindros z pasajeros Y un Essex
4 cilindros 5 pasajeros. Informara
The Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nell
son, Distributor, Telefono 4, 6, s.
Comercio st. No. II, San Juan, F.
Rico. p.
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a GENTEs :--ActiEos Sc neces

a GENIES:-- :--ActlV0s sc neces1tan
de ambos sexos para ganarse
cinco a diez dollars diarios vendien-
do excelente calzado. Solicite en-
seguida: s. A. VALENTINE, Box
8z6-San Juan. 5-28.
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COLICITA, varias sefioritas de la
Isla para matricular alumnos.
ofrece buena comision. Escuela por
Correspondence. Habla Y pronun-
ciaci6n en- ingles. Apartado 2, Aqua
dilla, p. r. 6-3
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1ELAs BONITAs PARA EL We

RANO. Acabamos Gle recibir un
gran surtido. Visftenos. Pfdanos
muestras. Patrones y Figurines Nc
Call. Subscription al Mccall $3.50,
al afio. Box. 764. La villa de Ma
,drid". Tel. 166. 6-2O
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RAULES--MaLFTAS-M M
MALETT

MES, todos festilos, todos precios
los vende Fernandez, San Francis
co 42 dnica casa en- Puerto Rico,
que especializa EN- artfculos para
viaje. P.
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TNDEMNIzsCI0NEsA a OBREROs

Las gestimo activamentes ade-
'lantando dinero. easos espeeiales.
Vendo varios tipos casas. Precios
viOlentos. Admito comisiones de
senta casa, fincas rdsticas. Infor-
me Edificio Bouret No. 20. Tel6fo-
no 1925. NJ. Rivera. 5-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13

SE AEQUILA en- San Juan: La
planta baja de la casa Sol 46.
Preeio $65. Informara Edificio
'IgIesias" Luna 50. Telefono S54
verde, Santurce. ell
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CENORAs . sENORITAs aetivaa

que deseen ganar dinero- con-
venta perfumerfa domiciliO. Dirigir
Sc Regional Medicine CO.., Afias-
co. Inltil solicitar ST no Sc envfan
referencias satisfactorias. 5-22.
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sc ALQUIy.AN dos habitaciOnes
en- los l.ltos de La porto Rico
Drug Co EN- el Ter. pisO para Off
Eina dombres solos. Informes en-
los nasmos altos. r.
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CALUD DEL CABELL0 DE hay

eVIId IDS cttHas ? VueIVt VI Vd-
bello a sucOlor natural primitive.
dandole vigOr Y suavidad. Frasco
75c. GONZALEZ PADIN co. 5--30
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Sc ALQUILA -el primer pisosde la
casa Allen SO, seis dormitorios,
sala, comedor = demas comodida-
des. Informes, Salvador Perez, Te-
lefono 242 negro, Santruce sir
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CE ALQUILA hermosa casa con 81
habitaefones, servieio sanitario
dobIe. garage Y un hermoso porch
en- la Ave. Ponce de Leon, parada
10. nlmero 73. Informaran Telefo-
no 204 verde. Santurce. 5-24
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N10TOREs ELECTRICOs marca !

Century y Warner: mot0res de Ga
solina marca WHITE; los tenemos
en- existencia para dar serviciO a
precio moderado. MueVa sus ma
quinarias con fuerza. Ferreter1a
MERINO. 5-24
S~>>~>~SNscseS@SNs~ Ns~sNSN<%sN~<N~s~r
DOR So AL ANO recibira todos los
meses ell Pictorial Review, Ia
mas c0mpleta reyfsta de modas y
alta, literature. GONZALEZ PA.
DIN CO. $50.
r>.~~e>>>e>~s~s~s~~.~~~.~u~.~~s~~
GE VENDE I'm solar a 30 metros
de La Gale del Park, situado
en- la Gale Lopez Landr6n que
mide IL 10. de frente pOr 26n. ds
fOndo.
Informara tel9fono 1101 verde.
~>~U~SNSN~NS'>S'NSN>' Ss'~SSsS<spSSSpsscs~se
TRAJES DE PALM-BEACH Ge-
: nuino. Hechura y Material de
primera. Colores. Bonitos. Escogi.
dos. Absolute Garantfa. En- todosi
los tamafios a $40 $12.98. COMA
LEI PADIN co. $50.
~e~Ns~NNsN1>~Ns
DISCOS DOBLES Columbia, SON.
los mejores. tenemos un gran
surtido, los 9iltimos Fox-Trots, can
clones mucha mtsica bailable. Mn
chos Precios Redueidos. Planta
Baja. Gonzalez Padfn ' Co.. $50
as>rSNsNsNsNsNs~sNse
MAQUINILLA "OLIVER", v va
rios mostradores. Vende La Vie
LA de Madrid, a precios muy redu-
ciios. Box 764, s. Brau st. No. 81.
Tel. 166. $50
EMPRESA DE MUDANZAS.-Si
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AsERRADEROs. < DEP0sITos

de MADEIRA del pals. Maderas pro
pias para muebles finos en- todass
las medidas.. Tenemos, Laurel Sabi-.
no, Tab0nuco. Guaraguao, Nuez-
mosca, CaneIo Negro, Laurel Anna
rillo. Postes en- todos tamafios. Ca
mones de algarrobo para earrO, ra-
yos, lanzas y ejes. Sc sirVen pedi-
dos a la orden. Inf0rmes, AGUSTIN
ALAMO. Box AZ, TelefOno No. 2.
Rio Grande. 5-20
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= - II
gl6s y frances y mucho conoci-
miento en- contabilidad desea colo
carse en- San Juan o cualquier pun !
to de Puerto Rico. Sueldo modera-
do. Referencias. Direction Coloca-
ci6n. Hotel Caribe. 5-16
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usted c0nseguir hermos0s b0u-
quetsa Bonitas Uoronas y otros ira
bajOs artfsticos en- flores naturales.
Tambien Sc imprimen cintas para
coronas. Lame al tel6fono 500, San
turce. Stop 20 Martin PefIa , serA
atendido por La seaora Parsi. n.
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casa DE HUESPEDEs,

familias distinguidas. No echs.
RI de menos So propia casas In.
ella G.. Riera 230 West, 10th st.
ApartamentO 81 New York. Near
Broadway P.
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OCCASION para hacerse de un her
moso chalet de- concrete. Bueno,
attractive, en- sitio mas fresco, higie-
nico saludable de Santurce
sAfonteflores" Sc Gambia por solar
res. acciones de Banco, Centrales o
eualquier otro valor realizable. Sc
deia parte en- hipoteca. Inf. Telefo-
no PORE, Santurce. Gale BellaEista
No. 4S. Juan NJ. Tellado. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13

res en- santurce. Colindan COZ
Gales abiertas a la Avenida De Di.
go, y a la calIe Wilson. Informa
ram en- ia Villa de Madrid. Tel
s166. 6-20
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das. las comOdidades modernas.
ASCENSOR ExPRESO. frescas,,
Hfgi6nicas, ventiladas Y otros SER
vicios importnntes. PRECIOS RA-
ZONABEES. Edificlo GONZALEZ
pAnIN E-a0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13

KHEZCLADORAS de hormig0n mar
ca Republic. las mas fuertes con-
su potente motor dc Casolina Witte,
use una hormigonera Republic que
las vende la Ferreterfa Merino
preeio muy barato. 5-24
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INLT.NrA DE FLoREs NATURA.

EKsRAJES DE Drill de hilo pure
ingles Bien moiado = Hechos a
haano por Expertos Sastres. Garan-
kizados. 5l2. $14 y $40. s. ioman
medidas para 6rdenes espessnles.
lGONZALEZ PADIN CO. $50
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NJaRCIsO De CHNA.-perfnm.

atragente, es 10 mas nuevo. Pol
;vos 80 ctvos. Talcos 30 centavos.
Polvos para el cuerpe, GAIA grande
de sata con mota 500. Esencia !:
$1-25. $3.50 y $5.00.-Iotion $1.75
y $2.50.--Cofres completes $9.O0.
Franqueo 1bre. GONZALEZ PA
DIN. 500.
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RAMON RODRIGUEZ YALLDE-
JULY. Ingeniero Electricista
Contratista, G afos practica. Insta
laeiones, pianos, eSpecific ficaciones,
reDaraciones, ampliacion. plantas
el9ctricas, electrificaci6n ingenios
de Gaia. Dos Hnos. 10 TEL 585
verde, santurce. els
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SURNIsHED ROOM for rent for

: gentleman only with or without
breakfast. References requested.
Also garage for rent. Atlantic Ave.
ne 2 Telephone 760 Rojo. Santur-
ee. .6-13.
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Rambler Finds Mausoleum Square
Is Among Capitals Historic Areas
Research Produces Much Family History Associated
Property Which Is Now in Business

. HE story of DIR. j. w. Bischoff
and his association with the
First Congregational Church
L prompts the Rambler to tell
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start for New York with the rest OF
the procession.
The % hours required to bring the
boats down the Hudson proved un.
eventful except for congratulatory sa
lutes received at several points, no.
tably Catskill, West Point and New
burgh.
A description Of the extensive land
and sea celebrations that ensued In
and around New York was prepared
at the direction of the corporation of
that city by Col. w. L. Stone, who
was one of the canals most Jealous
champions. Col. Stone called his
paper, Narrative of the Festivities
in Honor of the Completion of the
Erie Canal title which should pre-
pare the reader for the forid language
and reckless use Of superlatives that
are to be found in it. But in spite OF
those oddities-which we're typical OF
the time-it is perhaps the best first
hand account Of the occurrence.
By way of preamble Col. Stone
writes: 'Those who saw the magnifi
cent scene will at once admit that II
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Burnes, his father, lived at n point on
his farm close to where II and Tenth
streets cross. The Burnes' farm, on
which Il large part of downtown
Washington is built was patented as
wild land in 1903 by Ninian Beall,
Scotch Presbyterian Immigrant, then
living at Upper Marlborough. / doubt
that Ninian Beall was the first White
man To lay claim to the land but he
was the first to perfect Il patent to it.
Land west of Washington was patent
ed in the second half of the seven
teenth century. and it is not likely
that level land crossed by several
branches, part of il fronting the
river, would be passed over until 1903
while land in the Great Falls and
Seneca regions was patented III 1860
1890.
The Rambler has come on instances
where patent for wild land has been
applied for, the patent voided for non
fuliilment of its terms, and a patent
issued TO another man, who, fulfilling
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Company Canal upon which Rome had
been built up. The citizens expressed
their sentiments by .burlesque on the
triumphant procession. They had
staged a parade on the Goth which had
sadly and slowly carried a. black bar
rel filed with water from the old
canal out of town and emptied 1t into
the Erie. Governor Clinton stopped
but one hour in Rome on the 30th.
Schenectady was another town with
a grievance against the canal build
ers. and when they reached there two
hours ahead of schedule time on Tues
day afternoon. November ., they found
that no preparation had been made for
their reception. Schenectady dis
pleasure was similar to that of
Rome: both felt that the new canal
would prove their ruin. The growth
of Schenectady had resulted from the
fact that the settlement had been the
terminus of a 16-nile overland portage
from Albany, where most of the
freight passing upop the Mohawk
River had been fansferred from
wagon trains to boats. The Erie
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the property, and this was done by hi
son, David Purnes, in 1774.

the property, and this was done by his
son, David Purnes, in 1774.
James Burnes had a numerous
family and l ought not to have to
tell you that they died James Burnes
and his wife died | do not know
where they We're buried, but it il very,
very likely that their family burial
ground was close To their house. near
what is now the crossing of Tenth
and II. When good and gentle Marcia
BurneS Van Ness suffered heartache
from the death Of her child, Elbertina,
and grandchild, Marcia Helen. in 1929,
she decided TO build nlausoleum
where the remains Of rbertina and
little Marcia should rest, and where
she and her husband would have their
tomb. She lived in the Van Ness
Mansion, Seventeenth near L. You
know where it was. She could have
had the mausoleum built there. She
could have bought a cemetery lot. But
she built the mausoleum far out on
the commons, in a place which sur
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every village. Triumphant arches,
illuminationS. jubtlant professions,
fiowery eloquence, elaborate food, and
drinks and toasts awaited them in each
settlement. From time to time they
We're joined by other boats which fol-
lowed them on their way to the Hud-
sen. AT Rochester they We're met by
"a fine boat, The Young Lion OF the
West. which bore the Rochester Canal
committee and followed the pageant TO
New York.
Rome, which had been the scene of
the canal opening eight years before.
had experienced change of heart and
was one of the towns that did not vel
come the officials SO eagerly. Dissatis-
faction seems to have arisen over the
fact that the Erie Canal did not fol
low the route Of an older waterway
the Western Inland Lock Navigation
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the terms required by the patentor
the proprietary of Maryland appears
In the land records at Annapolis as the
first patentee.
Ninian Beall named his tract Bealls
Levels. James Rurnes came to live on
this land.D When, nobody knows, and
perhaps the question is unanswerable.
He may have rented the land from
Beall. or his father may have been q
settler on IL, and unsuccessful paten-
tee of the land before Beall patented
It. That is all speculation. But
Bealfs Levels was resurveyed for
James Burnes in 1869. when there
was no thought that there would be
the City of Washington, and shows
that James Burnes had the thought of
acquiring title from the Ninian Beall
estate. He did not perfect his title to
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eliminated this procedure and the resi-
dents of the city in 1925 were unable
to foresee its growth. Governor Clin-
tons only welcome there came from
the hands of the ''Colle Guards" of
Union College, who did the honors of
the rainy day
X \ X *
A I 1880 the following morning the
boats passed through the final
locks of the canal and a short time
afterwards arrived at Albany. They
set sail from the State Capital the
next day in toW of several steam
boats. the first being the Chancellor
Livingston. Noah's Ark with it's In
dams and other products of the
West" had apparently proved such a
curiosity to the inhabitants en- route
that its progress was delayed and IT
did not arrive at Albany in time TO
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veyors had named square 375. She
probably knew where the James
Burnes burial ground was, and have
the feeling that she built the mauso-
leum in 1924 where her grandfather
and grandmother Burnes and others
of the Burnes family were buried. a
brick building for the Washington
City Orphan Asylum, of which Marcia
Burnes Van Ness was founder and
the second president, was built In 1925
% on the lot west of the mausoleum
think that Marcia chose the spot
because it was the site Of her grand
parents home. or as close to the site
as the laying out of streets would
allow.
Marcia Burnes died Of Asiatic chol-
era in Washington September 9, 1892,
during the cholera epidemic of that
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noco, La Plata and Amazon of South
America.
"The head Of the land procession,
under Maj. Gen. Fleming, mar
shall of the day, had already arrived at
the Battery, where it was designated
the whole should pass in review be-
fore the corporation and the spectators
on board the boats which lay near to
shore The Washington and Chan
cellor Livingstone ran into Pier No. 1
in the East River and landed the cor
poration in time to fall into the rear
Of the procession. The deet then dis
persed,"
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CREDIT and collection man
ager; one who has had expert
ence with installment houses in
Washington for at least two
years. Must be a good collec-
tor and competent to handle a
collection force. Permanent po-
Sition and good salary to the
right party. Experienced only
need apply. Address Box
37l-M. Star office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN. SALARIES
up to 500 per week are not unusual. Let us
prove 1t. Get into the interesting, profitable
professions: Always a demand for those thor
ouShiy trained In Costume Designing, Fashion
drawing, Millinery, Ladies' Tailoring and
Dressmaking. We teach you quickly and as
Sis graduates to positions TO go into bust
ness for themselves. Day and Evening ses-
sions. Low rates. Easy terms Ask for cata-
logne FIR. 1915. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY,
lblI Rhode lslnnd Ave w
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M9RNIXG N o. WORK by neat coioFed woman:
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LAUNDREss wants work by the day. Adams,
1901 1st ST. NV
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home. CoI. 1851.

LAUNDRY WORK to do at home: best refer
enee. l4l7 Swami st. NV. or phone Potomac
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DISCOURAGED?

Are you discouraged with your job and the
small salary you receive? II you are why
not pull yourself out OF the rutf We can put
you IN position to a good salary with
the opportunity to rise rapidly in the radio
procession. We have done 1t for hundreds OF
other young and middle aged men and can do
IL Tor you. This great industry has developed
III three years from about a dozen manufac-
tHrers in the United States to more than g. 900
ana the commercial operating field has also
made tremendous strides with the opening up
OF thousands OF land and broadca sting
stations and a large increase in the number
q q =,
Evening star., 1925-01-18

PRESSERS, on Hoffman press
ing machine; must be experience
cd in both mems and women's S
work and furnish best references
as to character and ability. Ad-
dress Box 204-R. Star y9fice.
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DELIVERY MEN, colored, for

DELIVERY MEN, colored. for
Ford delivery car; must be eN-
perienced. know the city well ;
must have good references. Ap-
plv 1880 Penn. ave. sc.
AN OUTSIDE MAN-Capable
of developing a service depart
ment and selling a merchandise
ing line for a large and promi-
nent automobile electrical house.
1t is essential that he know the
trade, have car, Ford prefer
ably, and be able to sell, not Just
take orders. Address Box
31h-M. Star office.
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EWORk-Part- or whole BY reli-
able colored woman. 2J7 y St NV, base
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WANTEp-Work by the day or part time
Apply 1888 18th NV.
WANTED-By coIored girl. part-time general
housework; small family; no Sunday. Call
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LAUNDRESS, first class wants work 10
| bring home. 202O Sherman ave. Adams 1922
LAUNDREss or day work; colored girl. 1017
Irving 81. NV.
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FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
81; facial treatments. 50c. Toe, 81: violet ray
scalp treatments, soc; shampooing Soc and
SOC. MARIE STEVEN. 300 Kresge Bldg. 1It
and G sts. Open Mon, Wed. Fri. evenings 90
Evening star., 1925-01-18

SALESMEN to sell Ford cars
on d $3.50 basis; must own a
Ford. Robey Motor Co. 1929
l. st. NV.
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%IRL, colored, neat, reliable, wants light
nOuse"ork or part time work; do cooking.
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YOUNG COLORED GIRL from country wants
place as nurse or mothers helper: stay night
l02S Kenyon st. NV
YOUNG WOMAN wants place as chamh.l-
maid. Call Columbia 1919 W
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Part 6-8 Pages
HELP MALE

NETER mai ORIGINAL Teconirlenddfto ions
on APPLYING for CmplUHnlent. Use COPIES.
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AN lP-Tu-DATE jobhing house requires the
services of Il Hve-wire experienced rug and
linoleum salesman, to represent Baltimore,
Washington, Richmond and Norfolk and in
termediate points; liberal commissions paid.
Address Box 42I-M star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

LADY repairs edges and relines fur coats;
repairs chokers at home; long experience. Ad-
dress Box 266-M, Star office. 49,
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PERSONAL.

| ELECTRIC BATH. MASSAGE FOR RHEU-
natism, neuritis. lumbago. poor circulation:
gradual te nurse (cOloredl. Phone y. $685. J
Evening star., 1925-01-18

H0CSEhEEPER in motheress home; white
lady wishes position. Address Box 81 r, star
Office.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

H0USEKEEPER, experienced white. wants
position for not more than two people; ref
Address Box 5j-R Star Office
Evening star., 1925-01-18

GlhIs neat. colored, wants cleaning in morn
lhGst no laundry; 10 Sundays; reference. Ap-
ply 1929 T st. NV
Evening star., 1925-01-18

WRITER'S SERVICE BUREAU, I412 10Th
st. n.w.-Manuscrpts typed in proper form
and sold
Evening star., 1925-01-18

EXECUTIVE Observation-Disclosures or
ganizer wants position with responsible com
mercial or philanthropic body; thoroughly ia
miliar with membership and Embarrassing cam
paigns; capable public speaker. forceful writer,
resourceful publcist Address Box I39-R, Star
office
Evening star., 1925-01-18

GIRL, II years; work after school 2g20
sherman ave. Adams 1922.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

HOUSEkEEPER-Capab white woman. in
widower's home; employed couple: no laundry !;
hrst-class city references. Address Box 100 r.
Star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

WILL A PARTY MAKE SMALL TEMPO
rary loan to young lady who has recently
experienced financial reverseS: Security
given if desired. Address Box 216-R Star
office poe
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Twenty Young Men Wanted,
TO TRAIN FOR


in sales department of large. nationally known
company. Applicants must he between - and
30 years of age. unincumbered, free TO travel
extensively, and must have some college or
normal school work in addition TO high school
education. well n capacity TO learn and
the ambition to Positions offer op-
portunity to earn Al least $500 month while
learning, an intensive training. that will rap
IDLY develop any one with an executive capac-
ity. and rapid promotion. Write fully i'll first
letter. giving age. education and experience.
Address +. Il. Compton " Co. IS East Wash
iugtOn ST. Chicago
Evening star., 1925-01-18

HoUSEKEEPER-Bes of references, wants
place IN small family; good cook. Cleve. 1852.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

II you desire to sell or purchase anything,
large small, valuable insien6cant-make
it known by of the Classified Advertise.
ments of The Star.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

SOAP AGENTS WANTED-sei our big line Of
products; sample furnished free; write
for terms and particulars. Lnro Co, Dept
245, St. Louis. Mo.