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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
MISS EDERLE GETS
CALAIS RECEPTIONS
Feted in City Hall and Given
Medal, After Honor by
US. Firm.
BY JULIA HARPM.iN.

By Cable TO The Star.
CALAIS. August 12.-"'Packing to
start homeward after two months Of
training for the English Channel is
harder than swimming the Channel"
said Gertrude Ederle yesterday in the
hectic furry of getting off for Ger
many via Calais to visit her grand
mother before she sails for New
York
Trudde said a fond farewell at
noon to Gris-Nez and her good
friends with whom she has passed
a large part of two Summers and,
with her party. proceeded to Calais.
There she was met by a large and
enthusiastic crowd and taken in tow
by CASTOR Smith. United States con-
sui here. who had arranged a recep-
ton in her honor Consul Smith
met the party at Sangatte, escorting
1t on in TO Calais, where a first re-
ception and lunch was rendered also
bv the Foundation Company Of
America Upon her arrival the com
panys whistles blew all work was
stopped and 1900 employees crowded
the roadway shouting their welcome.
Trudie was presented with flowers.
also a magnificent scarf OF silver
lace made in Calais.
The party then proceeded into the
heart Of the Channel port where the
official reception was held in the city
hall Mayor Leon Vincent and mem
bers of the city council paid her trib
ute and also presented a silver medal
In the name of the city of Calais to
commemorate her feat.
Sits i'm Mayors Chair.
The mayor escorted Trudie around
1ra ma nf
cipal building. and invited Trudie to
sit in his own official chair in the
council hall. which she did, Snfflingly.
He also escorted her into the mar
riage chamber. where there are GRIM
son velvet seats and exquisite fur
niShinGs.
Thence the party went to the Amer
lean consulate, where she was rendered
a. reception by the consul. There the
owner Of the newspaper lie Phare
rendered his profound regrets for the
article published in his paper since her
swim, which insinuated that it was
physically impossible for anybody.
man or woman. to have swum the
Channel in such weather as that to be
encountered on that day.
He explained that his editor wished
TO give the little known sheet some
cheap publicity by having his article
quoted in the big papers. But it APP
peared that not one paper paid any
notice to his article.
Goes on to Germany.
Last night, following the reception.
the party left by train for Stuttgart,
near where her grandmother lives at
BissinEen, Whittenberg. Before leav-
ing she learned that both Nine.
Jane Sion and Omer Perreault. the
Canadian. who attempted to swim the
Channel Tuesday night, had failed
Nine. Sion quit after swimming only
three hours.
lshak EIelmy. the big Egyptian
friend and co-aspirant who trained
with Trudie this Summer as we'll as
last, is suffering from stomach
trouble. but is determined to try again
next week.
Lillian Cannon. the Baltimore WON
an-Shp is Mrs Edward Day and her
husband Is here with her-Who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
SEEKS TO HOLD FATHER.
Daughter Declares Stranger Wants
to Have Him Freed From Asylum.

Mrs. Irene Stanaitis, 724 Ingraham
street. committee of the estate Of her
father. Abraham I. Jacobs, insane,
yesterday filed a petition in the Dis
trict Supreme Court asking that an
anticipated request for the release of
her father from ST. Elizabeth's be
denied.
The petitioner tells the court that
a stranger has become interested in
her fathers affairs and is about to
request his release as cured. The
daughter attaches an affidavit Of DR..
Harry j. Crawford that the father,
who Is "a years old, is suffering from
arterio-sclerotic dementia and is not
able to care for his business affairs.
The daughter states that the stranger,
who is not named, is interested only
in the fathers money, Of which he
has S. 900. Attorney James A. Burns
appears for the daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12

thought after Trudie's record success
last Friday that she would not at
tempt the Channel again. has changed
her mind and expects to try the swim
about August Is.
The impression is general along
this stretch of the French coast, how
ever, that nobody but Trudie will
have conquered the straits Of Dover
this year when in a few weeks the
Channel swimming season is ended.
Our passage for our return by the
Berengaria, due to reach New York
August q, has been booked, and
Trudie and all of her party are anx
ious to get home again.
Copyright 1926. by Chicago Tribune News
SnrYire /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12

Seventh-day Adventists. in Takoma
Park.
Mr.. Gilbert will appear in the full
regalia of Jewish high priests and
will give the biblical explanation Of
the event that characterized the go.
ing out of the Hebrew nation from
Egypt under the leadership Of Moses
and the destruction OF all the first
born of the Egyptians. The public is
invited
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AUTOIST HELD IN DEATH.

Drivers of Colliding Machines Face
Grand Jury Action-One Missing.
Edgar Raymond Clark Of Pittsburgh
yesterday was held for the action of
the grand jury by action of coroner's
jury investigating the collision last
Saturday of two automobiles which
resulted In the death of Lucille Cole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12

man. IL years old, colored. at Nev4
Jersey avenue and e streets.
L. w. Thomas. driver OF the otheH
colliding automobile, who Is alleged ID
have left town on the day Of the ads
cident. was found equally responsible
with Mr.. Clark and will be held fnf
the action Of the grand jury when ld1
Gated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Lieutenant Ordered Home.

First Lieut.. Preston W. Smith,
Corps of Engineers, at Fort Hum
phreys, Va, has been ordered to his
home to await retirement on account
Of disability incident to the service.
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Goes on Retired List.

Master Sergt Jonas F. Bitterman.
Quartermaster Corps. at Fort Myer,
Va, has been placed on the retired
list of the Army on his own applica-
ton, after more than 80 years serv-
ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
DARK STRANG[ER'
PARTLY IDENTIFIED
Effort to Be Made Today to
Link Suspect With Four
Murders.
BY hte Associated Press.

Dt HJt ASSOcldJcu IIcSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, August IL
With one identification already against
him, police directed their efforts today
toward establishing conclusively that
Philip H. Brown, now in custody OF
Santa Barbara authorities. Is the
dark stranger" who murdered four
women in three California cities.
The one identification of Brown was
made at San Fernando, Los Angeles
County, last night by William j. Fra
ney. a roundhouse fireman, who de-
clared positively that the prisoner
was the man he saw struggling with
Mrs. Ollie b. Russell in Santa Bar
bara. June "a, shortly before the wom-
an was found dead.
Held on Murder Charge.
F'raney told officers that although
he saw the struggle he did not realize
at the time that a murder was taking
place. He said that he obtained a
good view Of the man and could not
be mistaken in his Identification.
Brown arrived in Santa Barbara early
today to face additional attempts at
Identification. He was placed in Jail
on murder warrant.
Charles Dullea, San Francisco
homicide squad, and Merton Newman,
a nephew of Miss Clara Newman, an
elderly apartment house owner. who
was the first victim Of the stranger,
are en- route to Santa Barbara in an
effort to identify Brown.
Brown was turned over to District
Attorney Clarence Ward and Chief of
Police Lester Desgrandchamps of San
ia Barbara yesterday by Sheriff Wal
ter a. Shay Of San Bernardino, who
brought the prisoner from Needles.
Statements Conflict.
Although apparently wishing to aid
officers in every way possible, Brown
has made numerous conflicting state
ments, some Of which are point blank
denials Of previous admissions attrib
uted to him.
He remembered only in q haZy way
the details Of his alleged attacks.
1t has been definitely established
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12

that Brown is an escaped inmate of
the State insane asylum at Patton,
San Bernardino County. He was COM
mitted to that institution in 1915 as
Paul Cameron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
EVANGELIST TO SPEAK.
T. G. Gilbert to Lecture on Sig.
nificance Of the Passover.

Evangelist F. c. Gilbert, who spent
Is years in rabbinical schools before
embracing Christianity, will give
meeting of the Potomac Conference,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12

This Is getting to be pretty danr&
country. Even the cocktails arena
dry any more. says Montague.
Evening star., 1926-09-08

synonym for fabulous wealth. From
a Golconda diamond mine, X is said.
came the Koh-i-noor. perhaps the most
famous Of the worlds huge diamonds.
''Hyderabad City, capital OF the
state, and chief residence of the
NiZam, has a population of half a
million and is the fourth city Of In.
dia. Most Of its habitations were once
mud huts, but many have been re.
built with brick during the last quar-
ter century. The Nizam's palaces.
those of the mobiles. and numerous
government buildings, all Of stone,
add to the present substa ntial appear
ance Of the city. In the exact center
of the walled area rise four lofty
minarets. spaced in n quadrangle.
dominating the skyline. From these
towers four broad streets run to the
four quarters Of the city. Over each,
a short way from the towers, is a
huge arch.
Mosque Shelters 10000.
THE ninarets are not connected
with a mosque, but at a little distance
from them is one Of the largest tenn
pies Of the Moslem world. the Mecca
Mosque. Under the huge twin domes
vi tIllS IV,VVU VI eHS lotON'
ers of the prophet may assemble.
I'm size. the NiZams dominions are
almost exactly equal to that OF Kan
sas, and as in that state some regions
are comparatively dry. Kansas would
have to be moved to southern Mexico,
however. in order to lie in attitudes
corresponding to those of Hyderabad
The country abounds in dry rocky
ridges and buttes. especially in the
southern part. In that section the
streams dry up in Summer and water
must be impounded in tanks. These
small artificial lakes dot the entire
countryside. On the black lands of
the north and west cotton Is grown.
Walled villages all over Hydera.
bad testify to the turbulent conditions
that prevailed before English influ-
ence became established in India. Most
of the populace are agriculturalists.
Famines have been frequent, caused
by a deficiency OF rain in certain
years. During some of these times Of
want hundreds Of thousands Of people
have perished."
Evening star., 1926-09-08

For many centuries Rome has had
to face periodic traffic problems due to
the fact that As the capital Of tenn.
poral and spiritual empire. it drew
continuously vast throngs Of visitors.
The task facing Mussolini. due to
automobiles and the flood of tourists
is not greatly different from that
which confronted Sixtus " toward
the end Of the fifteenth century. when
he had TO take drastic action and
widen the streets. The names Of the
streets in Rome today indicate periods.
Of progress under different rulers.
Evening star., 1926-09-08
HELP-FEMALE Cont'd.

5 A l. Z S LA DY EXPERl-
ENCED IN. INTERIOR DEC
GRATING. GIVE FULL
p A r TICUL AIRS A n d
WHERE LAST EMPLOYED.
ADDRESS BOX 1O6-N, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1926-09-08
HYDERABAD ADDS
BR|TONS TO STAFF
One of Most Nearly lndepend-
ent States of India Closer
/ to Central Government.

Hyderabad, one Of the most nearly
Independent of the native states of
India, in whose government the Brit
ish have had only a limited part.
has recently added a number of
British officials to its governmental
staff, thus coming more closely un-
der the influence of the central
government. a bulletin from the
local headquarters of the National
Geographic Society deals with this
important territorial unit of India.
"Hyderabad stands forth in many
ways among the hodge -podge Of some
600 native states, great and small. that,
with the British territories. go to
make up the Indian Empire" says
the bulletin. with its $4,000 square
miles, it is the greatest in area.
though it is pushed very closely by
kashmir. which--thankS to the
shawls our mothers wore--has gotten
the greater publicity. The ruler of
Hyderabad is the Nizam. and the
state is as often referred to as the
Nizam's Dominions' as it is by name.
State Politically Important.
Politically. Hyderabad is of great
Importance. The Nizam is the high
India, and his dominions are the
heart of Moslem feeling and activity
for the whole peninsula. Yet. by one
Of the strange quirks common in
Indian affairs. the l.000.0 900 subjects
of this ruler are predominantly of
the Hindu faith. This situation is
reversed in kashmir where a Ma
hara jah OF the Sikh faith Quilt on
Hinduism) rules over a populace al
the gathering point for all Asia for
the chief body of pilgrims to Mecca
each year. and the expenses Of many
OF the travellers are paid by the
Nizam from his we'll filed private
Golfers. This potentate ranks in the
Moslem world very close to the kings
of Egypt and lrao.
THE state Of Hyderabad has a
status not easily defined The Brit
ish Empire. through it's aspect, the
Indian Empire. takes care Of all for
eign relations. and the NiZam under
takes TO furnish certain troops for
empire defense; but otherwise the
state is almost as independent as Az
Ghanistan or Persia. 1t mints its own
money, runs it's own postal system,
has its own army and maintains the
other machinery of independent SOW
ereignty. The Nizam lives amid all
the splendor and seeming power of
the Oriental potentate OF tradition
His zenana or ladies' department.
while not so extensive as Solomon's.
comes closer to that Of the Biblical
King. probably, than any other exist
ing harem.
Mans Wealth Huge.
The public finances Of the state
have often been in had shape: but the
Nizam's private wealth is tremendous.
Doubtless that is to be expected, for
before Hyderabad received it's present
name 1t was the kingdom Of Col
Conda--a name which has become a
Evening star., 1926-09-08

Neal Estate CdkGSlIlcli.
class saiesmenc c'Iai Unusual market M ' this Fsli:
only experienced men desired: references.
See Mr.. Golden. Sales Manager.
All Applications Confidential.
SIS sttAS issh E. E: W*tkER wv & cS Main 1HS SEQ
TAILORS for custom work.
Only first class need apply. NJ.
Pasternak. 1919 Conn. ave.
SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR
for outside collection work ;
must have own car. Address
Box OK, Star office.
REAL OPPORTUNITY.
II you are not entirely Satisfied with your
present inSome, or condition we offer you
their position in life. should direct their
Electric Refrigeration offers and he assured
of success. The proposition ia based on a
Competent CONT sales instruc.ors su s Sho a Know from
9s s a; Dsn, + h.. ,hs se Ys.:ss Of Rs
Winston Electric Refrigeration from. the
standpoint Of sales and promotion; II you
years from now
AAEfylMApToR AAFEf.y 4 ps5isn %SssssHtt?SeroS Ssss /? SALES
al l1th ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN. preferably be-
tween p and 80 years old. i'll
rent department of large real
estate Office. Work to be
mainly inspecting apartment
buildings and other rental prop
erty. Good opportunity to learn
real estate business. Applicant
to furnish own car and operate
same at his cost. Salary to
start, 81, 800 per year. Reply in
own handwriting, giving past
experience. age. etc. Address
Box 15O-X. Star office.
SALESMAN EXPERIENCED
IN FURNITURE AND DEC
GRATING. PERMANENT
POSITION FOR SATISFAC-
TORY MAN. GIVE EXPE-
RIENCE AND REFER
ENCES. CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS BOX lOS-N, STAR
OFFICE.
statesmen.
CAPABLE MEN FIND
SERN-EL SELLS ITSELF
WHEN PROPERLY PRE-
SENTED. A FEW NACAN-
CIES EXIST ON THIS
PROPOSITION WITH MAR
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GOOD APPEARANCE. PER-
SONALITY AND ADDRESS
ESSENTIAL. SEE MIR. DE
ZEREGA, SERV-EL DEPT,
POTOMAC ELECTRIC AP-
PLIANCE CO.. 18th AND c
STS. NV.
Evening star., 1926-09-08
Uncle Toms Cabin
Movie to Be Sealed
Away for 100 Years
BY the Associated Press.

UNIVERSAL CITY. Calf, Sep
tember S.-Film producers have
begun making pictures to be view
ed by posterity. and posterity ia
not to escape Uncle Toms Cabin
A company now engaged in f1ln-
ing Harriet Beecher Stoves
classic will shoot one negative Of
the picture for the Smithsonian
Institution at Washington. This
is to be sealed away in an airproof
vault that is not to be opened un-
til 100 years from the date Of its
deposit there.
Evening star., 1926-09-08
HEIP-l0MESTIC.

CHARWCMEN. cxperienccd: must present
reference special work. Call Main "63S
COLORED WOMAN TO cook and do general
have references. e. Nine. % Rose. i223" Conn ave:
excellent COOK for family of six. in south
hom. nights: good position and salary 10
right party. Address Box ls6-v, Star Office, 9G.
COOK and general houseworler, colored, in
family of two: must be first class and have
very best of references; no other need apply:
week. vis. ssi4 ssssiif4s 2sth st. "n1S NV. WI ~ 20
COOK. no washing: references required. Ap
ply ply 2os2 ps;3 Z Rsosemont ave. NV 'near 18TH
GENERAL HOCSEwORKER-1R write
good cook: citv references. sll L NV: 80
GENERAL HOCSEwORK: good cook. white:
refeTences; S.a. s;s good wages Address Box 81
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER in email fam
lily: reference required. 1905 Kenyon st.
county home, me- Address Address Fl Box "b5se bSsx. Star Star
office.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER: stay nights:
no laundry: references. Cleveland 1Ol7-M.
references required. Apply second floor
340l l4th Ct. NV.
GIRL for general housework. 800 North
Carolina ave. Sc.
GIRf,-Intelligent, white. to assist with
OF wages: T reference required. Adams 6566
Address 4s05 Colorado ave. NV
GIRL; housework part time Apply 3ll5
NJ. Pleasant st. NV Apt. lOo. bet = and
GIRL. young tcoloredi. for light housework
and bake. care of children. Apply 9l1 llth
st. ne.
GIRL OR Young WOMAN. coIored as
chambermaid and take care of little boy
one staying nights preferred. 1866 Wyom-
ing ave.
GIRL wanted for general housework. 451s
GIRL to. care for two children. and light
houscwork; good home. 3719 Kansas ave.
GIRI-Inteliigeni American wanted to assist
required Adams 6566 Address 1905 Col
orado ave. NV.
HOUsEKEEpER-C COOK: settled white wom
an, active; In good health; excellent home
with couple and l3 mos. baby; salary S35.
Apply S13 + st. NV.
MAID wanted. reliable: references required.
The Calverton Apt. All.
Star office 1Os
MAID for part time in small apartment:
mast b;a sase1 Be neat and good cook Call Column
WOMAN. reliable. for, general housework
and plain cooking Call after o pm. 174l
kilbolrnr Dl. NV.
VOMAN. nlluuie aSeO. lot general mouse
work: one willing TO stay evenings. 1905
] 4th ST. 80
WOMAN. cOlOred. neat. reliable cook and
first floor work: no laundry; home nights
stav: references required Apply after
Sept. Z. 2475 Kalorama I'd. or Tracey Dl.
NV.
WOMAN. reliable. settled. to mind child.
North 465O. S'
WOMAN. for general housework; good ref
erences REQUIRED. Cleveland 3474.
WOMAN. reliable. for cook and general
housework: reference. 1884 WoOdley pl.
settled for general houseworls: no
city references. 1920 Eye st.
NV. %
reliable and refined white To as
sist mother in home: stay nights: good home
to right party. Phone Bethesda 16W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
{COnfinuedl

OVEN wANTED-Secondhand. large size 4
deck Vulcan oven. Phone Adams 4l4O-w.
RUG. for an Office. sx10; state price and
condition. Address Box 10l-X. Star ONCE
GOING TO SELL IT?
Save time. trouble and money.
Call Franklin 1901.
=. Household goods merchandise. stocks etc
No quantity too large.
Evening star., 1926-09-08
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
Ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
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Evening star., 1926-09-08

ANTS. BEDBUGs. ROACHEs. moths. fiea.
rats exterminated: guaranteed. Am. Disinfect
ant Co. 61O Dist Nat. Blk. Bldg. NJ. 64fs
Evening star., 1926-09-08
WANTED-SALESNIEN.

WANTED-SALESMEN.
ssA@LEsMAMN @ n calling on aut9 q accessories trade:
fGs good AS.ess sHs Line bps psys 20 e. 80
se Il or avs Ell
Rs leads pnshed Can 4o nass
,Ri,n IL itniiding. 18th and sts. nv. iron,
sALEsMEN wanted. Apply sI5 7th st. nv.
at AM Thureday morning
SALESMEN-We have openings for two
men in our RANGE Dept: liust opened :
ssisr, and csmmis.ion With bonus. ''s See
po..ies s iesan fss ,s4a e % aVs ansy n1 1mo's
UsED.CAR sALEsMAN-1f you are honest.
:aq sssa ys ;ssSlff s ef es
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ass MaI I.1y sTHEsT House s,.Yn 10
has opsnines in ~ashinstoS for tw" '" es:
mors thaS 80 oHoea pro%inans sma
bankers ana fnanciers. who believe that 1t
r d0qSs Liberal sf sns n s:us s SHp %s.ty
permanent employment; opportunity. to win
promotion ~ district. manager. If accus-
10 So, 900 annisliy ~riis or cali ' on Rufus RnfSs
R. Wilson. 4o6 Insurance Bldg, washing
tOH -. u.
REALTY Statesmen
for our city and suburban onices; splen-
who know the city and nearby suburbs also
operation given Cali at main o{fice.
N. E. RYON CO.. Inc.
Ms5q ioSq tSsls; tMil:on Blvd. s4ls stia is,s Fl g.:
SALESPERSON wanted, ex-
perienced, for art needlework.
Emile Art Shop. o23 G. st. NV.
OIL BURNER Statesmen
WANTED
TO SELL HIGH-GRADE
AND WELL ESTABLISHED
BURNERS IN WASHING
TON AND VICINITY. POSI-
TION WILL APPEAL TO
MEN OF EXPERIENCE +
WANTING STEADY WORK
WITH GOOD PROFITS. AP-
PLY G.. & II. HEATING co.
COVER 80 YEARS IN BUSI-
NESS). 917 Fl ST. NV. BE-
TWEEN 4 AND 6 PM.
Evening star., 1926-09-08

CARPENTER - Alterations and repairs
French doors. porch work partitions, floors
10 years experience. Frank. 1924. Any time
Evening star., 1926-09-08
sTTUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

MAN and wife wish care Of email apt.
house: reference. 511 end st. NV. Address
j. Il.
Evening star., 1926-09-08
HELP-MALE.
Real Estate Statesmen.

Kcal Estate statesmen.
We have opportunities for several high
class saleamen; unusual market this Fall
step right in and start making commissions
only experienced men desired: references.
See Mr.. Golden. Sales Manager
All Applications Confidential.
ALLAN z. WALKER & CO.. INC.
S13 18th ST. NV Main 1900
Evening star., 1926-09-08

, CARPENTER. REPAIRS. metal garage meta
weather stripping inclosing porches reason
able prices: Phone Franklin 466S-J G.
IIeatWalL t2l Rth 81 ID " Ins
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Mans Wealth Huge.

The public finances Of the state
have often been in had shape: but the
Nizam's private wealth is tremendous.
Doubtless that is to be expected. for
before Hyderabad received it's present
name 1t was the kingdom Of Col
Conda--a name which has become a
Evening star., 1926-09-08
STTUATIONS-FEMALE tCont'd).

WOMAN. white. wants position: frst-slass
pastry cook, club or cafete sia reference.
Address Box 14O-X. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY. experienced. wishes typinE
TO do at home; good work guaranteed .A'
East Cap. ct. IL
Evening star., 1926-09-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


WE HAVE MANY COIORED MEN AND
girls from the South with good references fta, r
etc. WOODLAND AGENCY. n. 10464.
FIRST-CLASS HELP urnished-Experienced
hotel maids. cooks. Mattresses, walters. bus
boys. chauffeurs, housekeepers. nurses. Ber-
eaniy'S. Employment Agency, 1716 1th 81.
GENERAL HOCSEwORKERS. par,-tme
workers, maids. cooks and all frst-class
help can he furnished from Parker's En-
plovment Agency 623 l. ST. ne. Atlantic
1923. 90
GENERAL HOUSE and part-tlme workers.
mattresses and jantors furnished at short
notice. 402 o st. NV. North 0639.
wORK-All kinds for men and women.
Southern Employment Office. 70S st. NV.
North 10460. y,
800, COLORED LABORERs: fare paid. New
York brick. yard. 25 mattresses; women Day
cleaners. 1929 ct. NV. o.
wANTED-Dlshwash ashere. utility men, maid
waitress. general houseworkers. charwomen
laundresses. Fuller's Exchange. 719 Rhode
Island ave. Potomac 57ss. %
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Evening star., 1926-09-08

SALESLADY for high-class
gilt store; experience desired.
Address Box 146-X, Star office.