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Evening star., 1928-11-25

other members being Pest Presidents
General Wilhelmlna K. Borgemeier OtSs
Chicago. Elizabeth Harsung. Toledo. :
Ohio; Minnie r. Lenfart. Philadelphia
and Anna K. Juneau, Milwaukee. -
National President Olive M. Ravens
and the members of the committees
on revision of the rules and regula-
dies Auxiliary who we're in Washing
, ton during the week on business of the
auxiliary, we're entertained at lunch
con at the Army end Navy Club last
Monday, the guests of the National
Tribune. The hostesses were Mrs. Rice
w. Means, Mrs. D. L. Rice and Ms
William L. Mattocks. The officers of
the Department of The District of CO.
lumbia were present. The guests We're
Past National Presidents Elizabeth
Mcnamara Jessie Booth Perry, Mimic
r. Lenhart. Elizabeth Hartung, Wihel-
nina K. Borgemeier. Margaret Manion q,
and Past National Secretary Clara
Bailey.
At the meeting of Admiral George
Dewey Naval Auxiliary last Monday.
night motion was adopted to hold a
| auxiliaries for the incoming year.
Comdr. Harry A. Nolan and Past Comdr,,
Andrew j. Kimmel of Admiral George.
Dewey Camp visited the meeting to
thank the members for their co-opera-
ton during the past year. Election Of
officers will be held December 3.
The members of Col John Jacob,
Astor Auxiliary will meet today at 2
o'clock at the main gate of the United
States Soldiers Home to make vista
ton to the veterans IN the hospital.
The regular meeting of Col. James S. .
! Petit Camp will be held Tuesday night.
at 931 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
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practicing early. 1t is probable that
efforts will be made to obtain pern1is-
sion for use of the Coast Artillery
armory at Water and G streets south
east, which formerly was used by the
Reserve for training purposes. 1t has
a large drill hall, ideally suited for
basket ball work, and there is strong
hope that the National Guard officials
will give permission for the use Of the
building.
The monthly inspection of the Re-
serve win be conducted tomorrow night
under the direction of Lieut.. Comdr.
Finney Bascom Smith, commander of
the battalion There will be Infantry
drill and other maneuvers, following
which the period will be turned over
to the men for recreation purposes.
Under the direction of the athletic
officers. this will take the form OF a
number of boxing and wrestling bouts.
Ensign r. H. Hudson. recorder of
the examining board which recently
had before 1t number of men recon-
mended for promotion, assembled the
entire battalion last week and orally
propounded questions to the enlisted
personnel. Some peculiar answers were
received to some of the questions, but
on the whole, it was said, the men
showed remarkable knowledge OF their
naval work, indicating that the schools
which are weekly being conducted are
producing the expected results. The
questions were propounded mostly to
men who were not up for examination
and who had not boned for this sur
prise attack.
Charles H. Gerwig, 1T Carroll street
southeast, enlisted in the aviation
division last week as a seaman, second
Evening star., 1928-11-25

The local Reserve headquarters has
received the records assigning the fol-
lowing to the Reserve upon completion
Of one year of service in the Regular
establishment: Paul H. Foster, phar-
macist's mate, third class, from the
Naval Hospital in this city, and L. v.
Lylles, pharmacists mate, second class,
from the receiving station in this city.
Evening star., 1928-11-25

class, according to announcement at
battalion headquarters.
Evening star., 1928-11-25

The regular meeting of Col. James S..
Petit Camp will be held Tuesday night
at 931 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. .
Evening star., 1928-10-18

New Fall tweeds-in good-looking mixtures espe
cialy suitable for school wear. Well tailored
models with double coat, vest and two
pairs of lined knckers. Sizes to Is.
Boys Wear-Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-10-18
$4.95 Butterfly
Skirts, $2.95

OF soft woolen materials in
plain, or plaid designs. Cir
cular cut and pleated all
around.
Sport Shop--second Floor
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-15
Josephine Kositzky
Is Honor Guest at
Two Pretty Parties

Miss Josephine Kositzky, whose
marriage to Ray Madigan of Sche-
nectady, N. Y, will take place here
Thanksgiving day, has been honored
this week at two pretty social af-
fairs.
Mrs. Arthur Gussner and Mrs. 4.
}. Schultz entertained at surprise
party Wednesday evening for Miss
kositzky at her home. There were
guests for three tables Of bridge,
and high score was won by Mrs. X.
T. Bakken. A shower of amber
glassware was presented to Miss
kositzky.
On Tuesday evening Miss Ko-
sticky was honorcd at a miscellanc-
Gus shower when Mrs. J. w. Nc
Guinness, Miss Della Soehern and
Miss Floy Kitchen entertained at
the McGuiness home.
A color scheme of yellow and
lavender was carried out in the
table appointments. Bridal bouquets
adorned the tally cards, candy COR
sages marked each place, and the
guests were presented with individ-
ual corsages Of flowers.
Bridge was played at three tables,
with honors going to Miss Francis
Wanner, Mrs. Milton Rue, and Miss
Marian Alderman.
James Olson of Bismarck was re-
Gently initiated into Delta Mu chap
ter of Kappa Sigma fraternity at
the University of North Dakota,
Grand Forks.
A daughter was born Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebenal of
Bismarck at the home of Mrs. John
Dixon, 504 Ninth street.
+
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Pathmann of
Carson are spending a few days in
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. kelsven of AL
mont were guests in Bismarck We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nordby of Dodge
spent few days in Bismarck this
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-15
Social and Personal
Local P. T. A. Group
Hear Health Talk
Wednesday Evening


DR.. j. D. Jungman of the state
health department addressed men,
bers Of the Wachter Parent Teacher
association Wednesday evening on
THE Prevention of Contagious Dis
ease"
DR.. Jungman spoke particularly
on the prevention Of diphtheria, out
lining a plan of immunizing by
means of anti-toxin.
Mrs. c. Koch read a report on the
state Parent-Teacher association
meeting, which was held here in Oc-
tober. The musical program of the
evening included two vocal solos by
Miss Anna Munson.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-15
Regina Eisele and
Daniel Thomas Are
Married Wednesday

Miss Regina Eisele, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eisele of Bis
marck, became the bride Of Daniel
Thomas Wednesday morning at ST..
Mary's procathedral. The nuptial
mass was read by Father John
Stag.
The bride wore white georgette
with a silk tulle wedding veil. Her
flowers were pink roses. She was
attended by Miss Anna Thomas Of
Solen, who wore peach colored
georgette and carried a bouquet Of
carnations. Matt Eisele was best
man.
A wedding dinner was served at
the brides home following the cere-
mony. Places at dinner were marked
for so guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are visiting
relatives and friends in the eastern
part Of the state. They will be at
home in Bismarck where Mr..
Thomas is employed at the Oakland
garage.
Mrs. Thomas attended st. Mary's
school and has been employed at
the Woolworth store for the last
year.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
included Mr.. Thomas parents and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thomas and
Miss Anna Thomas of Solen, and
Rev. Father Francies of Solcn.
+
The Business and Professional
Women's club will hold rummage
sale Saturday, beginning at a. M.
in the building formerly occupied by
Jones and Webb grocery.
Archie Wright Of Chicago, form
erly of Bismarck, and Wallace
Womeldor Of Chicago visited friends
in Bismarck this week en- route to
Montana on hunting trip.
The Birthday Mission society Of
the First Lutheran church will meet
Friday evening in the church par
lors. The Mines. Larson Of Mandan
will be hostesses.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Buckwaltcr of
Medina and Mrs. Howard j. Conlin
and daughter, Maurcen, returned
this morning after spending the last
two days with relatives and friends
in Bismarck and Mandan.
The card party. which will be Civ
en- BY the Auxiliary to the Patriarch
Militant Friday evening at the Odd
Fellows hall, will begin at $50.
Bridge and whist will be played, and
the public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Nupcn and
daughter, Velma, of Jamestown.
formerly of Bismarck, visited friends
here Wednesday.
Mrs. H. E. Shearn returned home
Wednesday after visiting in Huron.
5. d.. as guest Of her sister, Mrs. II.
L. Saylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lewis Of
Sterling spent Wednesday in Bis
marck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-15

People who can't .csist plaids
have plenty of authorization in cx-
elusive dressmakinf circles this
winter. Most of the plaids are
printed velvets, it seems to me, but
at Nicole Groult's there is a crepe
de chine model Of Scotch print in
predominant dark green with stripes
and cross stripes Of gray. lighter
green and red. The skirt is cut on
mild circular line with shaped
yoke belt and front panel of small
knife pIeati &. There arc unusual
incrustations Of lacquer red around
the neck, which is a conservative v
shape, and again on the cuffs.
RITA.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-15

Special for Friday and Sat-
urday, one assortment Of Hats
at $1.95. The Agnes Hat Shop,
Evening star., 1928-05-24
ATTACK VICTIM BLAMES
THIEVES WHO TOOK AUTO
Injured Man Taken to Hospital
Says He Was Beaten
by Four

Silas Clinton Baker, "a years old OF
ana North Capitol street was attacked
last night at 0ien Echo Md. by four
coloEed men. who hit him on the head
with blackjacks. kicked him. stripped of
his coat and shirt and stole his atitomo-
bile. he declared yesterday In Georgetown
Hospital, where he was brought early
this morning by Grimm Canada, STA
Garfield street. who found him lying
alongside the road.
Baker was treated for eoncusslon OF
the brain. and an X-ray will be taken
today Of his skull 10 determine II II Ia
fractured.
Baker is q clerk In q Sanitary Grocery
Store at Twelfth and Irving streets
northeast. He went 10 Glen Echo alone
last night. ne declared, and parked his
automobile in the space provided for the
purpose. When he decided To go home
about II o'clock his car was gone. A
search revealed that IL had been moved
some distance down the road away from
the other parked cars.
As he approached he saw four col0red
men sitting In his Car talking Think
ing they had gotten the wrong car by
mistake he walked up 10 them Without
word, he said. one Of them reached
out and hii him on the head Two more
blows were struck and he fell 10 the
ground unconscious He awoke In the
hospital,
Evening star., 1928-05-24
BY Ruth Britain

Thumb sucking GDes look .meef jn
DsbT tut - j. GjaQusf,n2 in the
three taT-eij and sonefmaes it
hangs og ga'a fifteen or >3xteent
The haplf may cause al iil-iormed
rlp1'h ~ ,gduee adeaoidst and il
always ,a.frtsfes with digestion
PlnnsHP tie eteftf oNeT the hand .
attaching u'ffens. er putting ou
esr1board cuffs. which prevent bend
jlg the af8i> ~ the elbows, are
some 81 tAe Hsys ~ stop the habit
Anofber bad 4D3t-~lfyeQuiarily IN
bowel 2cfl0t IFS responsible for g.cak
bowels aud constipation in babies
Give fbe tiny bow e3s 80 opportunity
80 as ~ regular perjods eaeb daY
II they GDDt act - FIRST. 4 lntlt
FleirheI astoria HlIi sopB regulate
them Ever mofber should keep a
bottle ~ 81 handy ~ use jp case III
collie. eioiera. asaftEea. ga Du >ioUv
seh ard l5DHcls. IlaIion Ios. ot
sleep. Dr HbeH bayE - cross and
{eyeYlsh H., gentle influence oseF
bAbys syslem eDabses h,m ~ 9et lgii
rogrishgHeut iron h.s ipod helps ln
gain. strengthens h.s bowel
CsstoYsa IS purify vegetable and
iar,uiesS-fhe recipe - DU she Ytap
ter. Physicians have prescribed Il
ioy oter T. yeaEs With each paek
sqe. 3ou get a valuable bpob on
Nofherhood. jook lCr Fta2. ii
Tiefebers signature on lbe ~Tapgei
SO tcu II get the genuine.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Father Of the Cigar Store Indian,

The distinction OF having originated
the cigar store Indian has always been
accredited 10 Louis JObin, whose cary
inRs 0f wood are t0 be found Hli over
the world although Jobin himself II
little known. as he never signed his
works lie died recently at the age of
e6, al Bt, Anne de Heauyre, near Quebec
While he made the FIRST cigar store In
dian and several subsequent effigies ot
similar nature, the greater part of
his life was spent IN carving the figures
which are 10 be found ~ churches ana
al shTinfs The most celebrated John
In the statue of our Lady 0f Saguenay
Never did o piece ot sculpture have
more imposing pedestal. H. stands on
the top ~ Cape Trinity, al the mouth
~ the shguenay, which runs through a
canyon as impressive NJ that of The
Colorado
A Traveller Ia peril ~ his life al this
riyeF mouth vowed tG erect q statue 10
tie Blessed vifgln on this spot II he
came safely through his danger And
30 he commissioned JOHN ta execute q
fgilrs ~ feet high. which waA blessed
by bishop al 10 unyeillnsi
Evening star., 1928-05-24

RIRTHRIGHT,. ,
By Kathleen Norris .>'
The Story of Heiress Breaking Into Society.
INTN1gEVXyNWVKN1T2K0g

Patricia Chcsebrough. member of an Old
family we'll mtt1nChed in society, Is forced
to earn her own living and receives an otter
from the family of Beatrice Palmer to nut
her across in fashionable cirrics and get
for her invitations ia the exclusive ttuhS
and dances, The offer is made hluntly and
frankly ny RcatrlceS brother. Dan Palmer,
who stipulates that If Beatrice marrles one
OF the rlixihles Patricia Will set an addt
t,oual fee of SO n0a. The suggestion, Is
made ny Dan and his mother that
Rcatriccs portrait he painted by Sidney
Hutchinson a popular artist. whose studio
teas and work have attracted the fash
iouahlc crowd Sidney has been rat
nal from childhood ami has lust returned
from abroad Pat hesltates to undertake
such bold scheme. hut the realization OF
her debts begins To pinch and influences
her 10 agree. Her rich aud snohh'sh reia
tlvrs are opposed 10 any contact with a
new.rich family. hut do not offer to help
her The situation is complicated Ivy the
return nt Helena sn actress. introduced as
hIs sister who is going to New York Tor an
euga2cment and wants him To try his luck
there as Dalnter.
Continued from Yesterdays Star.l
Evening star., 1928-05-24

ELECTRIC WIRING-6-ro0m house com
plete, including fixtures $3.50: cleo work
of any kind. Sun Electric Co. Clev. Sns-J.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

prick. doors windows. slate. lumber. all
Kinds heating plants stesnfs or water. large
or small. Apply .O17 I4th NY. 2Pe
Evening star., 1928-05-24

MEIP---MALE AND FEMALE.

SALESMAN AND sALEsWoMAN. man and
wife 10 travel aud sell requirements, good
apnearAnce tearhabrness automobile we
furnish the brains and hnanne5 npuoftuntF
to rHrn and save ~ 900 annually. For In
teview address Hos ~ u star office ~
SETTLED COUPLE have good living auhr'
tets for WUman'a service. small Tnohlhs
houhe Address Boa I5T u, star office
Evening star., 1928-05-24

soOE REPAIRING PAINTING glIterInT
spnutinRs ressnnahte nriCes Col 73l7 dAv
1r night Ajax Roofing Co. iSln Kal nj
STM0EtzlSG the finest in city. ear wash
ing and storage, 6rst-ciass auto -enairs. Sher.
idan Garage. 1SlS Que. Pot. 437S.
SLIP COVERS REtrPHoLSTERING refn.
ishuE. sDecial priees, estimates free termS.
United I'phOster,nE Co. attf 18th NV,
Iito 14th Nv. Col, hSS3' Decatur Ss6S
WINDOW SHADES scr~eas and metal
weather strtpping. Ruter Son 1881 Gond
Hnne rA aN I.inenln inl@l
Evening star., 1928-05-24
SAI.E---NiISl,Kl.I.ANEO

ANTIQUE COLONIAL SOFA unhala.eted.
hte crust uurtan tahis sawtRx cAbinsst All
Mahesaas rhvsn zoe alst u. nv,
AUrOMATtc WEATER pittahurg NJ, A
taW gand.tiah wears IL saFTtee Al
nARv .CARRiAaE, whNaey reed eresm
haNN erin htAttEesA ptAetcaiiN nav hafgaiN
ftankltn 1ifasi Au9 Ath a. nv
nAky cAANIAGF ia eNesllsa. condition.
Nln tail NuslA AAln
HEn nlactInallN new lNn ase A,4y, and
saganes; Als' Fheae VIA Aeie,W,
Evening star., 1928-05-24

| ular line rate
Rcn'oval H'''a Hatr Warts Moirs. 81 20 yf:, exp
Satisfaction Guar. 3oa KresTe Bldg. llas q
SLIP COVERS ovERsTuFFED SEP -cLlsH.
L /. isherwood. hS 1919 asth Sc. Zinc. 5as0
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bulatorium for Massage Berlin: scientiacr
frsfimen,s aIss,. M All, $40 " NV" cor Omaysi. S!n.
SCIENTIFIC MAssAGE-GRADCAT ATE MAS
seus,.. EXPERT operator. 10 TO daily, sun
aay. fs.5 iith 1t. NV. Ant. T. \. 3o2a-J
SOME ONE no TAKE $500 CHATTEL
ali clear. Address Box ~ ., Star offlce. aa.
j WISH TT KNOWN + AN A GRADUATE
af the National 'ollege OF Ele'iro Theta-
pnuiics Am also nfimat" fellow ni thr
ira,sra!y Thsts ~. en-. II, wII-rEr,rs
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ladies and gentlemen. aIwavs highest Wash
Clothing TX. G11 u st. NV. NJ. 337s,
rRCssES AND PLASTIC GOODS AT REAI
guaranteed Esprrt lady and gentleman at
'sndanis TO care for your every, want, pro-
EoR AnOpTIoN--BARY- BOYS, RANGING
ii age from . weeks TO : months: some es'
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eleetrI" cabinet bath; massage; nurses in
attendance, o2s lith 81. n.w..
SPANISH FRENCH ITALIAN. GERN1asM Az
English to i"rn'snsrs; % "ss essen son. tsos 90,
YoTySG LAZY WISHES 10 GIVE PRIVATE
lessons ia French and Spanish. eau Main
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I1iCAS PERMANENT WAVES ARE NOT
like others <la complete. anil psrsonal at
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site the Mayhowrr, ..-.,.- sn -
0IRi. 10 LEARN BEATTY SALON PRO,
frs@ivn must ne Intelligent. mo Conn.
ave end nour oppn-ite Msvhowrr, .6'
NURSE WILL GIVE EXCELLENT CARE
TO Que Invalid ronSalesF|nt or tcehtn'h.nuftl
person attractive suburban home. Shep'
LADY no SHARE ATTRACTIVE MODERN
Sumnrf manths, rrnt SEQ month, Call
hrtWern Il and . u IN, Apt a. ltSo Newton
4 nv Col AsdJ .--
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFEiN ,kEWUEp:
waniertui FrSpch method used nk nELaA
TEDF NnECkRR aO2a O s,. NV West ITO,
FtFCrRICAt. TREATMENTS GIVEN by
mas@ensa tor all chrome conditions foi"maV
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Evening star., 1928-05-24
WANTEID---SAI.ESMEN.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO connect with az "r'
Esnikhtian selling The most pouuht auto
Hinbile Dn the market today ~ Nnu are 10
tpIestpd Ia Increasing your ptNsHnt Income.
sehd IA Fnuf anplratino immediately YOU
need not site M kDtit utsssnt work ht lhts
time yun will be prnpefIs Uainsd ~ nuf
school ttuilna thh evenings Until fati are
satisfied tH entsr this field at saiesmanshtp
THIS afhV0t will operate 10 nights dntlns
ihs month al June Phone t.tnpuiu IO'iuu,
Mr Tasshes for apppIulmsht
sALFsMEH fnf local manufacturing con.
entn. with offices ~ nfintinal 1iies has
utsHed It's Nashingtun Whn"h and IL tah
lna snhiieatl0nH trnm heh-stade married
men fot Washington aud adjacent terri
tories While woFh ~ hard the retnntrfH
li1h aed futurH possibilities are unlimited
NJ NJ have ear Not capVasstnR. AnplS
bhlb aeulgia ave-
SALES MANAGER mttst he live eapable
bi handling aud running security sales de-
naFtmrnt real HuDuftunitY fnt tlEht man
references feunited Addresh hok son star
once
SALESMAN wanted Ii you
can give references as 10 your
reliability and willing To work
a> we direct you, we can use
YOU in our sales department
A drawing account can lac ar.
ranged il you convince us oi
your sincerity see Mr. Proc
tor between 10 aud L. o'clock
am. Wisconsin Motor Go
2l0z Pennsylvania ave NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
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nEI1oAgESsggS Z !; |. I |. ,WNNrgp IN

The 0als warrant stere in seaun az faur,
teen ueW ntufeS ~ 4 fast. srawinx NpYthWesg
suburban caamunttvs Wonderful anleertuUilv
Tor \ detI Ia.essen> NJ yomeell,lpp withta
ehM,e WiseNusin asFA das az eVeNiaT
Evening star., 1928-05-24
HELP--DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERM AlD WAITRESS, eNrerienccd.
roln,ed Tor large boardtns h"use. ,23
iJth St NV ..s..--..a. '~" -g
CHAMnFRM Atp. WAITRESS competept, col.
ored good wages. 1874 Phelps nt. n"
Cot.OREp GIRl.. neat refined tov seorrnl
huuSeNnrls hnd laundry Hb ~ohd'N W.. a.
Annly asa whittier NJ. nv -
COuK.~~Ex~rien"ed noat; thre IN tamtlt
~4s month Gs diif. lii@ Gefan'.m
u. NV. --.. .-.. 80
family in chevy Ihaso d q. who, viii DO
housowoth also German or Seandanavtan
preferred excellent position II suitable "a"
GENERAL HOtfsEwORkER neat eolored
girl: rrierenoes. It@: Varnum 1t NV
0lRL OR WOMAN, capable. t9 tt,ake CON-, CON-,
mS,s Gna,Ss Of ,mal' ms SSmg @"1 mr rrs ef'S %
cnusttief rnofed Good references reaufcd,
siay. nights. Koon. beard anu sac rsn
liyattrttlle 1910. or a@oa otis ST. MI
GiRL, experienced Tor general housewprk,
rsst,ttm,nn, ,n, ReteFs"ee Ts s,n,,,x unns m"f"''s *
GIRL. white Tor general housework private
family must have fnterehrcs, staN hlAh'A'
i1ah Lanef ri nv. ---~
0iRi. eolored rcnahle. for general honse-
work and laundry ~ rooking, ad%n ENartH
ST.. Chevy ChaNe u, &, -
GtHI, cotored for general housework, llf"
Columbia lt
GtRI. white or cnlorrd fnr general houvr,
uurk hrst class. Win references. Ant, 90.
400 tnuu ave.
nousEgEEpER neom aud board aud s"n
npr month retahte party, Address li"N
lA1rH star office. "u'
HntisEKEEpfn white fnr father aud
daughter IA country hoi A st. &c, fhohe
IN. 9dtO
MAID general haAstW ntk7~rtms IN family
= Wesk give telenhnuR numhet, Address
nuK Ihi II star office.
NURSE white far habv musi stay nights
ufitate home Cleveland iahh
WOMAN fnr general honssa0rk care two
,hnhtfrn stav ulRhts Good home Call Al
htn,ic pNn after u nm "a'
WOMAN uiddlc aged Tor iiphl hnusekffn
iuH and nrn ruukiHE stay nishis sInal
tplntiV aa"1 Portet ~ Cleveland fatk
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Evening star., 1928-05-24
SITUATION--MALE.
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MAN elderly wants position az caretakcr
watchmap Or. light office work. Phone
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MAN 40 wears old desires position as col
lector and inveAtig ator with one concern
five years. Phone Potomac 1888. "a
MAN. colored. experienced cleaner. wishes
work in store or Office building: reference
furnished Decatur 1923. "a.
PAINTER AND PAPERHANGING in or
out of the city; JOB work. Lincoln 1l13.
FAINTER. expcrienced inside or outside
work. So per day. Address Box f2-B. star
office
PAINTING and paperhanging day or lob;
satisfaction guaranteed Address Box 304-Z.
Star Office 24s
Evening star., 1928-05-24
SITiiATION~~MAi.E

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