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l1 ION THE AIR 

7:5o-Norse and Rogers. Bonnte Ladies 3-bance orchestra S:3o-Orchestra, duet and music makers -9-HoGr Of music lo-The Way Down hour l0:30-lI:31-Dance orchestra
 610-WEAT-492 5--String ensemble j:3Q-OrChestr 5--Dinner music :45-Tabloid Of current plays 7:30-"Billy and Ernie "S-Go!dman Band 9-Concert artists a.39-Orchestra 'lo-Tariety orchestra selections 10.3Q-Crchestra 1l:31-12-Dance orchestra
 s30-WHN-36l 5:30--Orchastra 7-Spocial feature 7;05-Al Piantadosi, song writer 7;l5-Estelle Rubin, yiolinist 7;3n-Enta-iairers 3:05--Orchest-a 3:35-Cecite Lyons. songs S:45-Pease and Nelson, songs 9--Entertainers 9:3e-Orchestra I0--Theater orchestra l0.30-Dance orchestra l1:30--Orchestra and entertainers l2-Dancn orchestra
 Ss0--WMCA-21 5;l5-Talk f:3o-Orches.ra Talk, orchestra 7.2q-Entertainers "S-German Hour 0. Music 5-Entertainment .9:3Q-Serenaders i1:l5-News . l0:+5-Mildred Hunt, contralto 1 1i-Entertainers i ll:3o-Studio program l2-Entertainers
 1lO0-WEBJ-o.3 ! 7-Orchestra 7:45-Baritone, pianist, soprano | tenor 5;35-Trio
 850-WABC-3,s 1 7;30-Ensemble 1 S;30-Organ recital 9-Elsa Gray, soprano 1 9:l5-Dramatic reading i Musical Cameo ! 9:55-Weather; time signals ] 10:O1-Orchestra ! 12-Dance orchestra 69S-WHAP-iSl 7-Sacred program 7:20-kitty Cheatham, recital 7;5o-News rigesC S;20-Phyllis kraeuter, cellist s:4o-Talk. Franklin Ford 9:15-Phyllis Kraeuter 9:3o-Speakcr 10:15-WHAP mixed quarte,
 1l0O-NPCH-2.3 5-Women's Hour 6:15-Talks 9:30-Hour Of Classics l0-0rchestra Il-DdnCe orchestra 95O-WGBS-3l6 G-Uncle Geeboc G:30-String trio , 6;50-"Your Radio Problem 7-Orchastra
 9F'12-New York Newspaper Won
 ems Club ball, Governor shit
 stage and screen stars
 09O-WMSG-3O3 6-Trio; contralto, tenor pianist i; 7-Jean Gaynor, soprano 7;l5-Harold Manning, eolos 7:30-F'reshman , 7;5Q-SoCcer
 S:05-Warren Nash , S:10-Male trio
 S:25-John Tasson, baritone 5:49-Niolin ensemble J:l0--American artists 9:5V-Stella Barrett, monologues 9;45-Jesse Phillips, baritone 10--Orchestra - Songs III-Orchestra s02-WRNY-3'I 5.20-Temple services 7-Josephine Mccormick. pianist l 7:lU-Ship saiings; weather I15-Alired McCann, fooi talk T.3o-String quartet
 S-Radio Gang
 g-Max Stock, basso
 9:15-Harrnonious Pals. duets 9:30-Franklin Four. banjoists t5-Pianist
 10-Giuseppe Adaml yiolinis, 10:l5-"Who Is Ukeing?" contes
 o70-WNYC-528 G-Herman Neuman, pianist .6:10-Marknt high spots
 6:29-Piano selections
 G;30--Elementary and advance
 French
 7.3o-Police alarms Y 7.35-PIano selections 7:40--"Tur,les and Tor otses" -Mandolinist Yiolinist - 9-"Know New York Better" 7. 9:l5-Joan Welker, baritone
 ta:4J- Organ, harp and violin reel lo.30-PoIlce alarms; weather = .I0-WGI-i2L 5-Orchestra
 5.40-Ann Tlrich, soprano
 7--"Child Protection"
 7:l5--W1ispering Billy Day
 7-3g--Crchss'ra
 s-"Target Practice"
 S;lo-pauline Watson, y!clinist
 s.@o-WlIliam Sweeney baritone s:45--Mary Bongert. soprano
 t-Male quartet
 4.@p-Oreaos'ra
 Io.1o-S Songs
 Io:45-- Spudy Rouse
 Io.4a-Tha Three Bobs
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YIO-WGH-Isufait-3l9

1:30-Musical program
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1.-Two One-act plays
 GH-BuffaiG-.5l0 f:3g-Orchcstrd S-From NEAT g-Artsts 9:5a-FrCm NLAF 11-1-Supper music
 s27-Nk KEW W-i,uffalo-3G3 7:51-Sp Spiritual! Hour
 122u-W WMAk-Buffdio- { 6.3Q-Dniner music s:36-Musical program S-Nuslcal program 1.-Two 0oo-art Dl,vs
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lO52-N kBo-2N5

t--Crane klIdi's, songs G.15-rnllip krumhol1, baritone G.ay-lmproWp'I program
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1S.0-W WAAT-Jersey City-235

6-String trio 7:r5-Eiolinist contralto S--CowDoys s.SD-Eambie-s : 3e-Nale quartet lu-Iiaruonists
Evening star., 1927-05-02
Odd Living
Room Tables

$3.50 Queen Anne Console Tables, ma
hogany veneered top, birchwood
$5o75 Mahogany Console
aDle Observation-Disclosures. $ZZ.SO
$l4.50 Console Table, mahogany finished
mirror to match. ............. .$89S
$3.50 Mahogany-veueered Library Table
with drawer. .$26.5O
$l675 Mahogany-veneered Console Table,
with drawer.... ...................... .$I2.ss
$3.50 Mahogany-veneered Davenport
Iable .....................$ $13.95
$67.50 Mahogany Console Table,
TWO drawers. ...................... $3975
S9.75 Mahogany End Table.
high light finish. S795
$13.75 Green Decorated Console
liable Observation-Disclosures. $i1.2S
$3.50 Mahogany Console
1dDleN ...................... $Z4.5O
$16.50 Mahogany ny-veneered Center Table.
hexagonal top. p.....................$I .$I2.75
$3.50 Mahogany Center
1aDle ...................... .$lS.9S
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EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON June

cla. Joseph David Di Leo, John Joseph
| Dolan, Vincent DePaul -4 Downey.
/ George Thomas Eastment Aaron
| Ezersky William Francis Harrington,
| William Fitzgerald. jr.: Barron Fred
ricks, jr.: Leonard Joseph Ganse, Jose
! Gabriel Gonzales, Robert Chute CORN
| ley. Daniel Hutchinson Grace. David
Leroy Griffin. George Bert Gumina.
| Robert Irving Hayes, Edward Alovsius
| Hosey. Henry Patrick Hughes, Preston
| Cloud King, Francis Paul Lyman
/ Alexius Joseph McGlannan. Irving
| Bernard Majersack. Joseph Francis
Mattice. John Sylvester Meaney. Theo-
| dore Augustus Miller. John Ee"nard
Monaghan. Karl Stamm Moras. Lester
Thomas Murray. Louis Edmund
Navin. Francis Joseph O'Hanlon. Don
aid Jack Perry. Clement Joseph Reap
Ralph Rosenberg, Harry Sandman,
Wllliam Wiley Sandusky, George
Baker Schroeder. Thomas Frank She
bell. George Shedan. Joseph Paul
Spinnato. Harold Berger Splitter. John
Albert Sylvester, Stephen Andrew
Ezabados. Edward Heating Thode.
John Edward Thoma. Harry Owen
Thompson. jr.: Ignatius Lombard Tim
pone. Alexander Tucker. Clayton Bar
ney Nogei. Henry Lee Walker, Stanley.
Joseph Wallace. John Thomas Walsh.
John Laurence Weigand. George Jack
Williams and Joseph Peter Wilson.
School Of Dentistry.
Doctor of dental surgery Edmond
Joseph Bottazzi, Alexander Joseph
Case!la. Sylvan DanZansky. John
Regis Doran. John Aloysius Hallisey.
Ralph Michael Hannah, John South
wick Hollingsworth. Robert Lucien LIE
Gendre, Jacob Mackler. Anthony 10
seph Montemurro. Pasquale fUgo de
Nicola. Thomas Francis O'Brien, Da-
vid James Powers David Rubin,
George Henry Ryan. Robert Joseph
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of the railroads system. though ex.
Guiding the two largest OF its subsi.
diaries. the Michigan Central and
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & st.
Louis. The company will be allowed
to protest the tentative totals before
final figure Is adopted by the COM
mission for rate making and other
purposes.
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Saxer. Edwin Benson Smell, Misao
Suzuki. Percy Bonsell Walton. Harry
Miller Wheeler and Harold Steiner
Young
School of Foreign ;;ervice.
Doctor of philosophy in foreign
service-George Byers.
Master Of foreign service--Benja-
min Cohen. magma cum laude; En-
bert Alexander LeLacheur and Ralph
Emerson Quick cum laude.
Bachelor of foreign service-Fran-
els Eugene Ahern, Frederic Arm, jr;
Thomas Conner Atkeson. Joseph
Charles Bergere, Arden Ellsworth
Eing. Charles Joseph Brennan. Robert
Thomas Brown. James Burgess, jr.:
Roberto Agostino Celia, cum laude:
Arthur Douglas Cook. Paul Hoar
COughlin Edward Ambrose Creney,
Frederick Walter Darnell, Paul Vim.
cent Davis, Joseph Edgar Dick, Leo
Richard Dillon, William Archibald
Dowding. Alvin Conrad Eichholz.
James Power Garry. Philip Joseph
Gilbert. Newell RAYMOND Gill Pablo
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Pedro r. Jurado, Elisha Brown Kirk.
sey, Steele Blair Koch. Charles Fred.
erick kunkel, cum laude; William Neal
McCord. Leo Patrick MCGOWAN, Ers-
kline Edmondson Mcclure. Robert Da.
Wis McNulty. Edward Thomas Madi-
gan. Raymond Edward Manning, cum
laude: Alfonso Joseph Marinaro, Leo
Joseph Meehan, Michael Joseph Nee
han, Harold Bronx Minor. cum laude:
BARNARD Alfred Neary. George vii.
liam O'Keefe. Joseph Anthonv Orozco,
cum .laude; Frank Marshall Owens,
John William Patrick. Wayne Vernon
Petit. cum laude; Juan Ridon Qui
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Railroad Valuation Set.

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion yesterday announced a tentative
valuation of 81 OBS. 265 900 on property
owned and used by the New York
Central Railroad Co, as of June 80,
1917. The figures cover the commits
sion's findings for the major portion
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jano. Ricardo Esteban Remigio, Edgar
Francis Rogers, Richard Riddell
Schieck. Ralph Irving Schneider.
James Raymond Scully. Carl Fisher
Seidl. Charles Francis Stephenson.
John Robert Sullivan. John Raymond
Trainor. cum laude. and Ralph Louis
Williams.
Certificate in foreign service-Sig-
mund Joseph Greenefoge, Joseph Alloy
sius Mackey and Brady John Vraden-
burg.
Special three-year certificate in
foreign service-Francis Leonard Hirt
and Anthony Joseph Plansky.
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Charles Walter Carroll. Thomas Nor
| man Cassidy. James Patrick Clune
Julius Cogan. Francis Paul Contino
Ambrose Hartman Cook, William
Winand Corbett, Lavele Patrick
Davlin, William Bernard Dona.
hay. James Lee English. Conrad Fa
varo, Daniel Leo Finucane, John Vim
cent Flanagan. George Raymond Fox,
Daniel Joseph Geary. John AloySius
Gormly. Francis Frederick JAM. Jo'
snph Vincent Kennedy, Paul Callaghan
Lannon, John Anthony Liberatore.
Joseph Aloysius Lieberm1n, jr !;
John Norm an McC>nn. Raphael
Neri Manganaro. Nicola Milano. James
Augustine Murphy. Daniel Joseph
O'Connell. William Patrick OReady,
Vincent Joseph Ryan. Thomas Aurel
Sanfacon. William Leo Serbst. Gerald
Andrew Scully, Anthony NJ. Sindoni,
tr.; Charles Solomon, Harold Edward
Speight. Edward Henry Tralnor'
Thomas Ignatius Tyrrell and John
Ellsworth Virnstein.
Graduate School.
Doctor OF philosophy Fran
els Cadisch, A. NJ.
Master of arts-.Iean Joseph Iahat.
A. b.; John Lincoln Sweeney. A. B.;
Harold Milton Randall, A. b.: John
Joseph O'Connor. a. E.; Clarence
fcnry Pike, a. y, ana Joseph WI
liam Madden. 3. 5.
Master OF science-Arthur Adam
ESpenacheid. r. s.: Peter Francis VII
son. A. D.. and John Francis Sl.2han,
A, l..
School of Law.
Master of law--Eart Adam Bloom
quist. Michael Francis Conner, Fran
els Cadmus DamSell. Edward Kenneth
Francis, William Edwin Furey. Leo
Carroll Patrick Lynch. Arthur Louis
Quinn. james Emmett Sebree. Francis
Xavier WEIGH and Israel Robert
Zaontz.
Bachelor of law--NNilliam Howard
Armstrong, George Clark Baldt.
Thomas DeviIin Begley. Anthony Ben
evcnto, Eli Berliner. John Francis BE
welt, FIoran James Boland. William
Gerald Burke. Harold Charles Byrne,
Nicholas Anthony Carella. Louis 10
seph Carusillo, Richard Carvell,
Thomas John Cleere. Victor Joseph
Colombo, William Conley. Harry Alloy
sius Connaughton, Raymond Clinton
Cushwa. Francis Dalton. Francis Rob
ert Danaher. Anthony Atlantic DeLu-
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CRUCHAGA AWARDS
MEDALS AT G. i.
Pleads ate Commencement for
International Harmony
and Justice.

tcontinued from Page Twenty-four.
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School of Medicine.

Doctor 4. medicine-John Mercer
anderson. Samuel Benjamin. Frank
Paul Berardueci. Walter Joseph Blog-
osiaski, Ira Irving Brandfield. Joseph
Victor Breen. Joseph Vincent Carr.
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teriai. workmanship S. D. Lopatin. 3329
11th NV. mr.. Park I'd. Adams $40 2Rs
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HELP-MALE.
SALESMAN

Large corporation which has an estah,
hshed local business desires the services OF
of age to act as local representative. TINS
is an opportunity for the right man 10
establish himself IN a permanent business
where he viii be well paid for loyalty ana
service Sales experience not absolutely
necessary II you measure up to our stang
ards in other ways Address BOX ~oo-0'
al
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED. two good statesmen to distribute
stock of corporation: highest merit: good
opportunity tor right men: references; COM
mission Address Box 294S. Star Office. -"
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" ANTE D-M Men to solicit
laundry work; salary and com
mission. Apply Dupont Laun-
drv. 2535 Sherman ave. NV.
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PAINTING-House painting Interior and ex.
terlor: skilled mechanics: reasonable prices.
Paul Serene. 55 n St NV M 1O127
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PERSONAL.

WANTED-BOARD AND CARE IN PHI
yate family without children for difficult
girl OF Ii Address Box 56-S. Star offce.
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-ROOM AND
board with a Partisan family: also lessons
and dinners. Pot. 45S.
YOUNG GERMAN. EXPERIENCED HOUSE.
man. seeks passage TO Z. $: will guarantee to
his passage Box 264 Star Once.
YOUNG MAN WISHES TO SHARE EX-
nenseT OF party going South about 18th.
ATTORNEY. YOUNG. DISTRICT BAR
WISHES 10 connect with other attorney or law
hrm about January !, several years expert
ence Federal income tax. Address Box
Ills. Star Office.
YOUR NAME printed on IL Christmas fold
ers. 5Oc or your ards printed; open eve
nngs Courier, 300 Atlas Building
$1,000 1sT MORTGAGE AT 90. 2 YEARS.
Box SO Gaithersburg. Md,
- Or Phone Wisconsin 34f7.
JOHNSON REST HOME WISHES TO An
nounce they nave moved to 1875 Lsner nj.
be glad 70 meet all their friends Phone
MIMEOGRAPH. 81 25 FOR 100 COPIES:
multiST rH addressing envelopes.
Main 627I 1412 Street NV.
TRANSPORTATION FOR 3 TO
Miami, Fla; either IN automobile or bus,
about De-, 8. References.
Phone Hyattsvlle 1215-J 12s
DIR. A. Z. LORD,
o29 G st. NV, Apt; l.. End floor,
Drugless methods for all congested condi.
tons of body. pains and aches
r, Divine healing taught the Masters way.
R PSsn; e, giv s9e from am to pm Phone
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DIVISION SALES
MANAGER.

We require the best salesman
in this territory and one who is
high-pressure chosen. We are
an old established highly rated
concern. We have a high quail
ity merchandise which we dis
tribute under an exclusive fran
chise. TO a man with vision,
merchandising instinct and who
can interest parties with ample
capital to handle our franchise,
we offer an opportunity to earn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
bookkeeping examination; special prepara-
ton for bookkeeping exam. and stem. ana Typ
exam in Dec. The Civil Service PreparatoiS
school Sc. cor 10Th + NV. Frank. %ooo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

PAPERHANGING. PAINTING. high grade
work; moderate prices. but materials work
guaranteed. Terms if desired. Peerless Dec
Grating Co. VA 18th st. NV FIR 9I63
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PAPERING, PAINTING-Rooms pointed up
up. Painting at lowest prices Get benefit
Of dull-season prices. Terms Up TO e24
Co. 4SO9 Georgia ave. Col. 34R1 17s
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KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. 26c:
ened. CSrOcas 1Ith and
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MEN
Air-Way is the outstanding electro spt'
cialty sales success of the decade. IN Jdhu-
AIRY. 1926. the corporation capitalization WIS
500 and IN June 925 Go the hGo caR 3nsnrcd
toy increased production. with highest pos
sible credit rating in the financial guides;
This success was made possible ny lle
individual dealers in the field selling AIT
WAY. which is protected by eight basic I. ;;
sanitary service. saves more than il costs,
| is protected by a bona fde hve,Near guar,
antee and is being enthusiastically received
and recommended 10y the American public.
This branch Is indicative OF Ar,May v 3bp,
potqny i9r success 81 aGd 6srd wor
Good clean. honest PRODUCTION is the KEY
TO Air-Way success, The, Washington man man
ager answered a Philadelphia al IN MAY,
1926. The Richmond manager answered a
Washington ad in March. 1927. The Nor
ton orN dar fSS February. iiae7 Mr. Bn ar;
swered an ad here last Spring and VIII
00f East FG montS Mr. Vas paid 1856
He has been witt, Air-Way for four years
s5no bch g Moor nor for was He ea has been
with Air-Way over wear. 80 ~.
Mr.. C--lI last month made S420. He
made $50, his full MONTH month"; in u SovemSer
made $3.50 f. has f6 6een av saes aoan
that figure for months oo -.
Mr.. C----n made better than SI,uoo III
November. his second month here. In oc-
toher he. made about $500.
Mr., Tt. former real estate IS sales les;
man in Washington. made between $500 and
5000 in November. his second month IN
-Air-Way. He made better than $500 his
first month in the field These the
leaders. but our men, with mighty few eX-
ceptions. all make more money than the
average.
This viii he the last sd to appear this
year. so if YOU are honest. personally neat
and anxious to work hard TO achieve sue
cess and money. call before noon Monday
December IL. and arrange to see. hear and
go into the field with these men. Watch
them . rPppntfOn
they get from the puhlic--in short, investl-
gate Air-Way and give yourself a chance TO
earn the things which make life worth
while.
203 Insurance BUILDING
T. r.
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Seer .-STENOGRAPHER
thoroughly experienced social work. manu-.
scripts. etc, desires immediate employment
best references. North 1863.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

Before selecting your New Home, con-
suit the many attractive offerings on the
christmas Home Opportunities" Page
of this section.
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81 A YEAR WILL GET SII,5UO ACCIDENT
insurance G and o $50 weekly disability; $l2
weekly disability and S25 sickness Men
Women. Is to 20. No examination Adj
dress 614 Upshur St. or phone Adams 5281
GRADUATE NURSE SPECIALIZING IN
tubercular patients; bed or convalescent: in
her own new and strictly modern residence
All sunlight rooms. Phone Cleve. 2946-J.
FREE MARCEL WAVES GIVEN ON WE'D:
hair cuts. Toe on Mondays and facials 25c
on Friday. Work done on other days at
pm, and Mon. Wed. and Fri. till 8 pm. A
trial will conyinc C;, you Of the values given;
CT1LT1IRE third door 81 1 All St NV
Franklin 5131.
PERMANENT WAVE. Sc. FOR A, LIMITED
he time Sn fEfn 8oSoHR scH66 OF
BEAUTY CULTURE, third floor, 81 18th
st NV. franklin B1S1.
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ADVERTISING SOLICIToRS-High-cla
no competition, no sales resistance, casn
daily. unlimited profitable future 20 i sm
good producers Address Box llp-S. StdF
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GENTLEMAN DRIVING SEDAN TO
Georgia. Alabama adjoining States about
Christmas time will take passengers. Phone
Franklin 932-W
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MASSAGE, PSYCHE PHYSIOTHERAPY,
magnetic: Federal hospital grad; healthy,
colored: speaks French Spanish. German
refined white only: private sanitary salon.
Potomac 1870 Ant 100
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

| BUNDLE WASH to take home; reliable col
0red girl. 1928 9th st. NV. Potomac 261s
COLORED GIRL would like work of any
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CAUTION-CHRONIC SKIN BLEMISHES
often become eancerous; examination. dag
1913 H ST. NV. Frank. 79S. 12-4 or appoint
ment,
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BEST OF MOTHERS CARE GIVEN TO
children. infants to years of age. Phone
GhaDbnrd OOS0-W
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PAPERHANGING. PAINTING Special
prices this week: rooms papered. SIS up; all
work guaranteed five years: work done with
no Inconvenience to YOU. A. j. Pembertm.
1872 ne. Lincoln 1857 AZ
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ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for EnglIs,h,,
printed national Jewish weekly: spiehala
opportunity for live wire: references. Al
dress BOX ISIS Star Office.
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GREEN TOMATO CHOP PICKLE, THE
way grandma used to make it, So a gallon !;
will deliver, Address Mrs. HAMMERLEY,
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS experienced.
Cali Sunday. / to l. or Monday morning
Room 2ol. Earle Bldg. -------,-
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SITUATION-FEMALE.
(Eoufinueh

7OUNG LADY, refined, wishes position as
TO lady: references exchanged
Address Box SIS Star Office.
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BATTLE CREEK MASSEUSE EXPERT
manicurist. Apt. .. 1859 n st. NV.
FREE RENT FOR CHILD CARE-SHARE
new modern home; prefer clean. refined
Protestant couple mother and employed
daughter. Clarendon 12O9-J-2 11s
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--0T7NG MAN to learn theatrical sign
49, must he willing good opportunity:
wall pay while learning Address BOX
Star Once
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Ask for what you want through the
classified columns of The Star. Office
and domestic help is daily supplied by
Star Help Wanted advertisements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

PARTY LEAVING FOR FLORIDA WILL
consider exchanging valuable r, northwest
or acreage Address Box 1868. Star office.
PRIV
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS = Beautify YOUR
nome Tor Christmas; immediate service: no
cash required; terms to suit your incOme
Painting and paperhanging. electrical wiring
ard fixtures, floors laid or refinished. heat
ing. plumbing, weather-stripping, roofing.
porches. general remodeling. For free esti-
mates call United improvement Co 1Ol0
10th NV. Main 1854 13s
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Part 60 Pages
HElp-MAI.E.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We have opening
for young and ambitious accountant. state
age, education. nationality and how 500.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS-N0
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