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Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
WEEK or PLAYS
Chss. k. Champ5u staek Campan Has Made Many Friends in Putnam

Returning to FHHaH afzf Eeal absence the harEas k Hanpi.a Stock Company haz sustained tha reputation | made here tH | hree daF debut last season Offering a repertoire of modern plays that have been metropolitan successes of the past the company could not eamou Aage. They had to deliver tHe goods lu this they have been successful so far this week at the Bradley theatre and will leave Putnam with a friendly farewell and hope-you-eall-aeaiu at- tltude on the part of the theatrcgoers of this section. The audiences have been augmented by many from the surrounding towns made possible by the automobile.
 Nu horse play, no slap stick and 20 personal interpretation in an effort tc improve the lines of the authors of the plays were noticeable. The mem hers af the cast stuck to the lines as written and the amateurish overdraw- ing and eNapgeratinR of character pdrtz was pieasingly absent. The plays were Wcll staged and well pre- seHssa and She audiences warmed to HHpeiHt8u were generous Iu their .aa#Httr and applause
 \ Wori #af eammeu3atieH for the
 eJans and tho costuming is
 HeF were faetars in pre- l.u.H the fed impression from
 .ae.haleaHr The ttluEs
 rfs H Czae ated nor unlerdaue H-# v EHl The costumes were H.1.z pleasing ,a th- rfe.
 Excellent Company
 Nf- -GAartrln has grouped about h.u aH excellent ~uBnoftug aHuu8l af cHuH sHa 1etafs aud asfFes Mis- York Miss Powell Miss Dar.e'ou. Mss Bubh and Miss Powna =aH capable act.e-5e- and Messfs NmsloN Gra.u Lawrence. Wallace. and others. all capable Hrtors Notwithstanding there was change of proEram GaA there were ne bitches. no hesitation in de hverme the hnes, and each If the plays ran smoothly Co the end
 + would be a disagreeahie 'Bsk to make comparisons IT there was an outstanding feature m the week E urogram "I ightniu' might be meu-| toned Dancing Mothers used as| the onenine vehicle was certainly well selected to introduce the members of the company and demonstrate their versatilitV Other plays were Just Married. Imaginable l'eht comedy built around honeymoon oa ship board and a miX-up in statorooms The Cat and the Canary alread produced Nhat Price Motherhood ? a story with a human interest appeal. playing this afternoon and tonight Flaming Youth" Co be played to- morrow afternoon. for women only and the closing production What Most Women Want, another light comedy offering tomorrow night
 The Charles K. Chamnlin Company has firmly established itself in Put nam and if it returns another wear will come to the city as an old and delightful friend of the theatrcgoers.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
oRlA swANsoN's FINE MANNERS" COMING TOBRADLEY

no .dne manners" make ane iu dies?"
 That ibe question asked n Gloria Swanson $ latest finn Fine Man ners hch arrives at the Bradley on Tuesday and Wednesday Gloria Is seen as u dancer Ia huflesque mu- sic hali With brother. wha ieal- ously tries te guard her from the worlds tawdry influences she lives in fiHF tenement apartment
 Then Fate-er ealI t what VOL will Hs bgt meet a yeBHg socially bored. ..c5rfv sc#oH He immediately fal u love Wifh this verinhle child of nature. fhinkine to improve. and
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
ODD FELLOWS

Hirh team f0tai. Odd Fellows. l6ais Hieh team single. Putnam Buick, 399 Elish aeef1ee f kilhaa l1s. H4Eh tAree ztrIuezs F kIlliaH and s.
 0He
 H.zH iuFll. MWfarEF, t56.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Due Co standardization. only twenty to thirty different types If straw hats are now made in Germany. Formerly more than two hundred were made.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Nearly all the plays being present ed in Paris theatres this season were written by dramatists under thirty years of age.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

\ Massachusetts man. rejected in 1861 as mot strong enough for the Union Army died recently at the age of lo4
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

IaaEi4- aad man HH#tsfIt
 Ilo=a Ahu ua seen Zine H4HHt#- spy EHH=lI HH never Hveu hrtHHE E EH IzreeE EI for F4ramoa E44e 2 Brl Hidz the paIt.a# zae=4
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

4 "poreupine cork to guard bot ties containing poisons has been de-
 yised. It is fitted with sharp glass spikes which bristle in every direction.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

The rlatynus OF duckmole of Tas- mania is among the rarest of creat- uras. having the bill of duck the fur af a seal. and a pouch like a kangaroo.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Rubberized wall paper which may b. washed or disinfected is being used in hospitals and certain public buildings.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

The American law authorizing sol diers and sailors ie make HleHcs pa- firc. or oral will at sea. comes down from tho time q Caesar.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

make her well-nigh perfect the youth tells his sweetheart that q course in 'fne manners" vii make her Q fine lady"
 What happens2 Certainly this Is a situation to bring forth lots of
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Tn France ehickory. the poor man s drInk s taxed at sixty per cent of its selling price. while champagne rag unlE per 5aHt.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
FOOTBALL


 Wius'0w. Putnams captain. was
 aEalH thc stellar performer in the game with Southbridge last Saturday.
 Putnam High winning bg d score ef
 la t1 i#. Putnam scored in the frat quarter and held the Bay saters until the second quarter when the score
 was tied Putnam scored twice in Inc thIrd while SouthbridRe scored but
 once iH the last period no scoring was f9ra although Putnam was in thr'r fs territory and threat. eu5 al line on several oc- ea 1ps sutickny was the Outstand- f- r'1ver of the Ssuthbridge eleven. PUTNAM SOUTHBRIDGE J uf an. le ls Chamberiin Sham lt. Price SlVe lg. DiFer0nd0 Scott. e. Benenuito Howe. rR re, taara i-k fushman. rt rt, OTzHfsf Tatro. re re Edwards Wnsl0w. ub qb, Bryan Wheaton lhb lhb. Donovan Cody. rhb rhh. Bigsbee Elliott, fb fb. Middleton Putnam [ c 12 0-19| Southbridge 0 ' 0-i4I
 TOuchdowns, Putnam. Winslow l Wheaton. Elliott: Southbridge. Mon tickny 2. Points from try after touch . down. Winslow dropkick Montiekny 2 Referee Bushnell. Umuire. Til l lev Linesman Bugbee Time. i2| r=in periods Substitations, Putnam, ] Reeves for Slye. slve for Sham. 1 Greene for Reeves Sham for Slye | gIve for Greene. Reeves for Howe Sauthbridge. Monticknv for Bigsbee ComcV for Donovan McKinstrv for Beneisnifo, Delinquency for Bryan.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Gloves were 0aa bE .he ancient Egyptian and IiehtsN
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Nearly SlO000 900 is destroyed each year through the Chinest custom of burning small pieces of gold leaf on certain anniversaries
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

The Kodiak brown bear attaius the greatest weight of all bruins, often almost ton.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
GOVERNOR FIGHTS
MOVE FOR RECALL
Removed College Head in In.
teTeSt of Efficiency, Says
Washington Executive.
Py the a ssociated Press

Py the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Wash, October IL
Facing an organized movement for
his recall from office as the result of
the recent custer of Dr. Henry SUI
IA llo as president Of the University Of
Washington. Gov. Roland f. Hartley
declared he had fulfilled his pledge of
an efficient. honest, economic admin
lStratiOn."
Meantime, \. s. Kerry. Seattle lum-
herman, was preparing for the first
step in recall proceedings against the
governor.
The university regents announced
they had no one in sight to succeed
Dr. SuZzallo. following the decision to-
day of stephen |. Miller of New York
educational director of the American
Banking Institute, not to accept the
presidency Of the university.
Explains His Refusal.
After comforting with President Jor-
dan of the board of regents, Miller de
clared he could not accept the re-
sponsibility for the future policy of
the university without approval Of all
who have its welfare at heart"
Worrall Wilson, Seattle banker,
who was named at mass meeting
here to form a committee to push re
call proceedings against Gov. Hartley.
said Kerry probably would be ap-
pointed permanent chairman OF the
committee when a hundred citizens
have been named.
The first step then would be the I'll,
ing of charges with the secretary OF
state. following which recall petl-
.,o-ls would be circ ulated.
Recall Recommended.
.<.~ mass meeting adopted re>ofu-
tons recommending recall action on
The ground that the executive violated
his oath of office in connection with
DR. SuZZallo's removal.
Hartley. who appointed the regents
who shelved SuzallO on allegations of
political activity following differences
concerning university finances, said:
Il pledged efficient. honest, eco
nomic administration when ] sought
the governorShip and | have faithfully
tried to fulfill that obligation. The
only question involved is whether the
business of this State shall be con
dnctcd in the interest of all the people
or FOR the benefit of a favored few"
Evening star., 1926-10-15

year-old sophomore at LaGrange Col
lege, Lagrange, Mo-, 12 miles north
of here on the Mississippi River, is
dead, and his friend, Harry Childers,
20, of Monticello. Mo-. a freshman,
is slowly recovering from the effects
of self-administered poison, the result
of a suicide pact.
It was believed the two boys be-
came oversensitive and despondent
because of the jibes and taunts Of fell
low students and town boys and de-
cided to end their lives.
Childers' only statement after he
began recovery was, We were
scared
The dead student left a farewell
Evening star., 1926-10-15
In Aspic.

look some peas until tender in Il
little water with butter, sugar and Il
sprig of mint. Drain and cool and
add to the jelly. which should be
quite stiff. Set and serve with let
tuce as a salad course.
Eggs in aSpic is French dish. Soft
boil the eggs. shell them carefully.
then set in aspiC with decorations Of
tarragon leaves and little pimento.
If the dish is to be more substantial
put Il thick slice of boiled ham or
tongue, or both, under the eggs.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

note to his mother and one to his
sweetheart in his home town.
1t was said the boys had not been
popular at the school in a,Social sense
and were often teased by classmates.
Each at one time carried a revolver
Childers having been arrested and
fined for carrying concealed weapons.
Shortly after the arrest the boys
told a fellow student they were going
to commit suicide. No notice Of their
action was taken, however, until they
collapsed.
Parts of the Norte Railway near
Madrid, Spain, are to be electrified.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

wardens. who disappeared 15 days
ago. Num- was questioned only two
minutes.
Joe ContoiS. who had told officers
of "headlighting deer with Num-
when they were apprehended by
Erickson said he heard the shot
which killed Erickson. but knew moth
ing OF the fate of Skoglund.
The bodies of the Wardens have not
been found.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
KLANSMAN HELD GUILTY.
Convicted of Dynamiting Catholic
Church in Ontario.

BARRIE. Ontario, October IL GP.
lillian Skelly. alleged member OF
yesterday of causing an explosion in
st. Mart's Roman Cathoic Church on
June 10. He was rema anded for
sentence.
Skelly in his defense declared he
had discharged dynamite in the
church on orders of William Butler
and Clare Lee, his superiors in the
ku Klux klan. The latter two are
in custody awaiting trial.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

scheduled to ocur yesterday between
representatives of the Nicaraguau
government and the Liberal revOlu-
tionists will convene instead on Sat
urday.
Evening star., 1926-10-15
ACCUSED MAN DENIES
PART IN TWO MURDERS
Roy Mum. Suspected in Staying of
Game Wardens in Michigan.
Declares Innocence.

by the Associated Press.
MARQUETTE, Mich. October 15.--
Roy Nunn made positive denial of
implication in the deaths of Avid
Erickson and Emil Skoglund. game
Evening star., 1926-10-15
STUDENT DIES, FRIEND
ILL, IN SUICIDE PACT
Youths in Death Agreement Take
Poison Because of
Jibes.

BY the Associated Press.
QUINCY. Ill.,. October 15.-Barton
Glascock of New London. Mo-, 20.
Evening star., 1926-10-15

Peace Farley Postponed.
MANAGCA. Nicaragua, October t.,
PA peace conference. which was
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY EXPERT
enced instructor Record Repair Co. E
PAPE. 1923 st. NV. FIR. 924s.
INTERVENING. FASCINATING SHORT
course to learn telephone switchboard oper
forming for July 4. Telephone school Ok
ford Bldg. cor. 14th and y Y. ave. FIR. 6+0s
now WOULD BE A GOOD TINE 70 BEGIN
a course in shorthand. typewriting and Eng
fish. .dsv o. evening: We have helped many
people in the last 40 years. Tel. Lin. 3S.
Woods School 311 East Capitol St. Court
F. Wood. Ii NJ. Principal.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD EXPE-
rienced instructors; satisfaction insured;
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. 81
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ICAniinuad

DELICA TESSEN. We guarantee over $500
weekly business. Columbia I0401. 6'
LARGE COMMERCIAL. AU-
TO PAINTING AND BODY
BUILDING SHOP, FULLY
EQUIPPED FOR DUCO:
GROUND FLOOR; CHEAP
RENT. LONG LEASE; SAC
RIFlCE. ADDRESS BOX ,382-
d. STAR OFFICE.
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SITUATIONS-MALE ContiD.

MEAT CUTTER and clerk. % years ex-
perlence. Apply 205 st. sc.
YOUNG MAN colored. wants work in hotel
restaurant Call North 534@-J
YOUNG MAN strong 3 years experience as
ronworker. wishes to change to machinist or
electrician: age. 10. Cali Adams 4077.
YOUNG MAN. experienced mechanical
craftsman graduate of L. s. Naval Academy
and law student. desires employment with
Call North : Sc
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FOR SALE--Beauty and barber shop. Good
northwest section Best equipment for all
Box s44'G. Star Office, '''' '''e' luD .
LUNCHRooM completely equipped. splendid
saie Sv " oWner' 1%4o e%nd st. NV. Vs. 10
FOR SALE-Half interest in well established
automobile painting business. Address Box
?2S-D Star Office.
NEAR BEER AND LIGHT LUNCH for sale
doing good business: owner must sacrifice on
account OF i'll health. Apply l130 LIST ST
W.
RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase a well
paying garage business, located in one of the
as business trade to, draw from: good re
pefson Fer fprth s1,, iInf22rmatiqn copmun
NV. or phone Main 1914
ONE OF THE BEST CAFETERIAS in the
city: ideal location. perfect condition. Ad-
dress Box '2l2D, Star Office. So
new house, with interest g = e; runs out in
500. Main 1919.
LARGE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR and
tribution OF well known make electrical re-
frIgerator: want partner in this line: will
require So 900 cash: tremendous opportu-
nIty. Address Box l29D. Star office
GROCERY FOR SALE to quick buyer; doing
good business; reason for selling. Call Lin
coin 9414. Sc
FOR sALE-Rooni1g house, excellent loca-
lease Clearing Oyer s4oo ger month Ra,
Star office.
LIVE BUSINESS MAN will invest 81 800
with services. What have you: Address
Box SGD. Star Office.
wANTED-Party with $50. 600 to take active
part in developing one of the largest sub
divisions in the District: safety of invest
ment and extraordinarily large profits
sured: our proposition viii bear the closest
investigation: quick action necessary. Ad
dress Box GID. star office. Sc
ORANGEADE and confectionery reasonable
offer accepted: i'll health reason for selling
$40 ii st. ne. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORE = Good
Address Box 344D, Star office. So
ROOMING and boarding house for sale: Is
rooms rooms, ba tbs n m node. good business
location and business. Ss00,ssoo per week
reasonable. terms. North IA. 80
FOR SALE. entire equipment for conduct
charger, "a batteries. cash register. counters
seasht very cheap Addreess s1 Bo. ' aac;D s.
INCREASING WORK requires partner; &C.
tive est ablshed real estate business: II You
can work and have car address Box 1890.
Star office.
ranch: no food to nay. for: an excellent
money max ing business IL interested in going
into the raising Of hogs: have had 10 years
Boy 337,D. Star office. ..
FTRsT-CLASS BARBER SHOP. ideally 10.
Gated. for sale: party, leaving town account
of health. Potomac 1918. y.
FOR SAI.E-Confectionery store. 1S-ft. foun,
tain. mahogany and stock: being sold
account of disagreement of partners. Call
Franklin a61o or Adams 4O40.
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FOR SALF-AJTOMORII.FS

FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
| Continued.D
o9vERLAND 1924 CoUPE-The general con;
nI9n OF f,r this ear Is unusually good and
Wardman Motors. 1915 14th.
OVERLAND coupe 1924. fine condition
many extras. Col. G5Ss-J.
| OLDSM0BILE DE LUXE SEDAN only {"
perfect mechanical condition: equipped with
bumpers. nOtOmeter cowl lights. snare tlrr
man ORIGINAL cost on terms 70 SUIT your
BLDG. Phone Main $3.50.
PACKARD ROADSTER. 1923 model; nickel
radiator and nickel drum headlights; beauti-
ful pant Job: all new tires. perfect mechan-
cash or terms Vii "onsider smaller ear a.
part payment. seaton Garage. 40 seaton
PEERLESS 1923 SEDAN s-cyl., 5-psss
newly painted recently conditioned mechan-
Tally: about 75fo Of unused tire mileage:
about one,fourth of the original price: year
10 pay Wardman Motors. 1915 14th.
% mechanical condition: equipment in
rludes bumpers side wings. sotoneteI
s4:75 to close account. terms. arranred %
Bldg Phone Main $3.50
STAR 1923 SEDAN at $3.50 is the bisge',
Transportation that IT'S possible TO buy a.
anywhere near the price, Wardman Motor
STUDEBAKER STANDARD SIX COUPE
Finished in leather; a. good economical car p
SIN 10th st NV.
WHY'S KNIGHT 5;PAss. 4-DooR SEDAN,
purchased Nov. / 1928: run ) 600 miles
terms or trade. Sis 10Th ST. NV.
| wILLYS-KNIGHT 1924 TOURING. 6pass
rec9nditloned throushout and iust aboyt
should bp a very attractive price. with A year
TO paw. Wardman Motors. 1915 l4th NV
,WESTCOTT touring car, 500. Call At
lantrc 1868.
wILLYS KNIGHT 1924 SEDAN. 4 door. =
pass; about 10co of unused tire mileage
not a bemIsh on upholstery: mechanical
condition is tIp-top as might he expected Of
a WHY'S Knight. and the price OF S1s5 y
little more than one-third Of its original cos
year 10 uay. Wardman Motors. l5l6 l4th
wILLS-ST CLAIRE 1923 sEDAN-A very
high grade car that originally cost 81 800.
II has been thoroughly recondItIOned recent
ly: 1 brand-new tires: highclass paint job;
motor blocks rehored and all moving parts
replaced with new parts. Anyone interested
in a car of this type can avail Themselves
of real genuine bargain at $3.50: year H.
pay. Wardman Motors. I515 l4th.
So REPAIRS LEAKY OR BROKEN FORD
oil pan arm without removal from car
Broken metals welded. WeldIt Co. sic 1ss'
DRIVE YOUR OWN SEDAN CAR the Fourth
Emergency: must sacrifice; best offer Eets 4
Franklin 4166. Sc
AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschlers.
MUST SACRIFICE my late touring, So
cash and tahe w few small monthly notes
Excellent shape, 1908 ". Clifton Terrace
Col G744 Sc
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BUICK.
Used Car Department.

Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER,
INC,
1915 14th St. Main $500.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DRESSMAKER wishes sewing of any kind
altering also evening dresses specially.
llo7 Mass. ave. NV. tYeAt door TO the
Wisterla Mansoul. g.
GIRL. colored wants place as alteration hand
IN store or tailor shop. 1929 Que st. NV.
GIRL. colored, wishes loh chamberna aid
or waitress. 1890 9th st. NV.
SECY. -STENOGRAPHER--C apablr and will
ing. Five years experience. RAPID dictation
)r dictOphone. Best references. Col. 1907.
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MATERIAL CLERK experienced with numb
ing and heating supplies: must b- able 70
drive G NJ 6. track and III orders. ApD,y
the Federal Heat}ug Co. 40 l:th st = ".
MECHANICS HELPER--Only those with
reference need apply. See Mr.. Stalfort. rear
III
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MAN wanted with some knowledge, OF est-
mating on excavating work: good oppor
tunity to connect with young growing con
Germ: salary or commission. Address BOX
3TS-D star office ~
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LICENSED ENGINEER for locomotive train.
must re experipnced IN operating clam
she'll bucket The Smoot Sand Gravel
Corp. 1920 X st NV
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JANITOR. white or roiored. one who can
do repairing: steady position: good salary.
Apply with references. Emile. l2"l Conn.
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Statesmen a. to complete sales force of
large New York concern. can earn S35 per
week TO start. See Mgr. 1917 F st.. Room
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SALESMAN. real estate, At once; good con
tract nrosDertS furnished See W. b.
sharp Room SOB. 921 18th ST. NV. Main
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SALFSM AN-Must he graduate of law. with
knowledge of credits and collections; must
have lived around Washington for not less
than 10 wears; must he married. steady
saving ana truthful. Substantial position
for right man. Address Box PAID. Star
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MEN ga ciean-cut, to WORK with mgr,
taking orders: can eirp S35 and IN At start
10 days tralninr 2Hl Regeneration paid
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ONE of the largest lite insurance companies
desires Ten ambitious men to take free course
life insurance craftsmanship. Two nights
weekly opportunity to earn while learning
complete and practical course under unlver-
sltv instructor Address Box "65D. Star
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DRIVER, colored for Ford; must know city :
bring reference. $40 per week. 81 La. ave
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

u. S. GOVT. HARNESS; paint,
all colors, $lo5 gallon; all kinds
garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co., 3O3-307 10th St
NV.
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MARRIED MAN, colored. with no children
as iaritor and caretaler ut group OF new
two-family flats. Fonr-room apt and $50
per month given in exchange for services
Chance for a wile-awake man to make a
great deal moro IA replying address Box
nnS.
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NIGHT AUDITOR motel eNuerienre. Give
age and ref"rcnc ;. Address Box :" u,
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YOUNG MAN. for special work. Apply be,
fore a M. Tuesday. $40 District National
Bank Building
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RFPORTERS-Twn Washingtonians. ca
nsble of Interviewing and investigating the
financial status of corporations and able
TO dictate the results Salary about 500
q month to start. depending upon quaihca-
tions Applications must I've an own hand
writing showing approximate time and ca
pacitv OF emnloyments since 1920. Address
nH X
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Observation-Disclosures


COOK or general Homework position wanted
by reliable colored woman. l4l7 9th st. n W.
colored woman. 2sO3-A Sherman ave. n, w
DAYS wQRK-Colored woman , tirst-cIass
DAYS WORK-Colored woman first -class
laundress housecleaner. North 1884. a42
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-white. small
family; stay nights: SO week J. l..
GIRL from country wishes work of any kind;
city ref. Call Monday. 613 NJ NV,
GIRL wishes evening work. to get dinner or
pantry work. Please call at 4 pm, 1l16
7 at. NV.
GIRL. neat. colored. wishes a position "a
mad. mothers helper. Call North
43Ol-W.
LAUNDRESS. rst-class, by neat. reliable
woman. 2721 18th st. NV. Col 524s.
NDRESS-Experienced. wants small
family bundle washes: sunny yard. Adams
2746 1923 18th 81. NV. 90
MOTHER-HELPER-Co girl. waitress
nurse: city or country. North 1884. p42
ST. NV. So
S SoRsn 4s s4 s Apt eG sao
WOMAN. colored: s-hour work by the
week. 925 P St NV. So
WOMAN wants part-time work. mornings
Call 204R 9Th ct. NV. 81
WOMAN. colored wants days work. wash
to take home. SIG New Hampshire ave
W. Sc
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PAPERHANGERS wanted: good paw: steady
work: brig tools. Tha Decorators Shop.