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tons they will have to pawn the
watch on the Rhine.
A New York man married thirty
one years and with family of nine
children ran away from home and
got a job in deaf and dumb hospi-
tal. Well he ought to be able to ap-
preeiate little quiet.
The people Of the United States,
according to the statisticians, eat
forty-five per cent less meat than
they did before the World War But
this doesn't mean that they are get
ting to be pacifists by long shot.
The premier Of Quebec found a
bomb in his office. Maybe one of the
boys from Chicago who was up in
Quebec after truck load, accidentally
dropped the bomb from his pocket
when he called to pay his respects.
Many a fellow has married a girl
who he thought as pretty as pic
ture to find out after the honey
moon that at best she was only a
talking picture.
Now that Hoover and Curtis are in
augurated let's all Of US, republicans
and democrats alike, get back on the
job and try to help make another
prosperous four years for republicans
and democrats alike.
Re-enlistments to the United States
armies have gained twenty-one per
cent during the past five years.
Looks like the pacifist propaganda
must have slipped somewhere along
the line.
The democratic party is not dead,
but four more years is going to give
it that boyish figure SO much ad-
mired.-Houston Post Dispatch.
Money isn't everything but it would
be splendid to have few Of the new
$4,000 bills for arts sake.--Toledo
Blade.
A prehistoric skeleton has been
found, its legs wrapped around its
meek. This would seem to indicate
that the rumble seat is older than we
had supposed.-Greenville Piedmont.
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that is. Under similar circumstances
in the recent election here the Re-
publicans might have exiled Raskob
and the Democrats might have exiled
Bishop Cannon, while actually the
worst they could do was denounce
another over the radio.
-
The trouble with the man with an
axe to grind is that he always wants
somebody else to turn the grindstone.
Next to bridegroom an hour be-
fore the time for the ceremony, the
most nervous thing we know of is
the stock market.
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Phone The Western News when
you are in need Of good job printing.
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VALUABLE PROGRAM
FOR EDUCATION CONVENTION

SPOKANE, Wash.-More than
5000 programs were mailed this week
to educators in Washington, Oregon,
Montana and Idaho inviting them to
take part in the Inland Empire Edu-
cation association convention, to be
held in Spokane April 10 to IL.
Besides the general sessions, there
will be section meetings, including
those for advisers of girls, CONNER
cial council of English teachers, fine
arts, health, home economic, council
of geography teachers, Junior high
library, manual arts, mathematics,
modern language, social science
teachers, association of classroom
teachers, secondary and high schools,
P. T. A. primary, psychology and edu-
cation, research, rural, superinten-
dents and principals, visual education
and vocational agriculture.
The musical features of the con-
vention will be furnished by the
Northwest Music Teachers confer
ence, holding their sessions at the
same time. This group of 800 must
clans will meet in the Westminster
Congregational church. Harold Fras-
er Of Spokane has been selected to
lead the assembly singing at the gen.
eral convention sessions.
Calvin A. Fleming. 10 years old,
drives his Model A. Ford touring car
from st. Paul, Mimi, to his Louisiana
plantation, twenty miles south of
New Orleans, in four days. He has
never had puncture on the 1,409
mile trip.
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Reliability.

Be trustworthy In all things, from
the greatest To the least. Dickens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01
CLUBWOMEN OF THE NATION
Virginia League of Women Voters Has Program of Study
Courses Outlned-Porto Rican Femnists Visit
Womans Party-Notes.

Utilities" another pamphlet from her
pen, which has been in use in the league
for some time.
Mrs. Carson Is now in Pennsylvania,
serving as executive secretary to the
Pennsylvania League.
DORTO RICAE women will use their
newly won suffrage as a means of
completing their equality with men, ac-
cording to DR.. Marta Robert and Mrs.
Etienne Totti, representatives of the
Porto Rican branch of the National
Woman's Party, who we're in Washing
ton at the national headquarters of the
Woman's Party. Although the suffrage
bill passed by the Porto Rican Legisla-
ture few months ago contained lit
eracy clause affecting all women and
only the new voters among the men. the
women are determined to use their
new opportunity to remove all legal
inequalities.
The Liga Social Sufragista of Porto
Rico has become affiliated with the Ma
tional Womans Party Of this country as
one Of its local branches. Dr. Robert
and Mrs. Totti have been in New York,
where they consulted Col. Theodore
Roosevelt.
Miss Mabel Vernon, national executive
secretary of the National Woman's Par
ty, will go to New York next week to
consult Mrs. Jane Norman Smith, chair
man Of the National Council, concern
ing the national convention of the
Woman's Party, which will be held
within the next few months.
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Mrs. John Winters Brannan Of New
York. member of the National Council
Of the Woman's Party and chairman Of
the committee in charge of remodeling
the new headquarters of the Woman's
Party, was in Washington last week.
Work on the new headquarters at 144
B street northeast is we'll under way.
The Woman's Party expects to move it,
Offices in October.
Mrs. John Seldom Rogers Of New
York, member of the National Council
of the Woman's Party, is in Washington
assisting in the work of the inter Amer
lean commission of women on national
ity. In commenting on a recent re-
port of Miss Alice Paul, chairman If
the committee, Mrs. Rogers said: at is
a work which shows a woman's legal
place in the world as it has never been
shown before. It is striking to see,
from this assemblage of laws, how con-
sistently legislation all over the world
has been directed against the illegiti-
mate child, throwing obstacles in the
way of that unfortunate victim Of cir
cumstance. Only of late, particularly
in the Scandinavian countries, has q
trend in the other direction begun 20
show itself. We hope that our report
on nationality to the inter-American
commission Of women will be a direct
means toward helping remedy existent
injustice in this and other respects"
Muna Lee of Porto Rico is in Wash
ington, assisting In the work of the
inter-American commission Of women
during the Summer.
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SAyE-HOUSES.
&AO PER MONTH

$40 PER MONTH
VIII huv a NEARLY new, strictly modern de.
tsehe Suy residence S' near sfd and Rittenhcuse
ats. NV. which is in splendid physical
tiled bath, attractive stone fireplace. roomy
linen closet, foored attic: two Poyr r,s::
two big old trees in front add charm to us
setting opposite new cSo Gove !inrss ete
on i4th at. car line extended. Will sell at
big saerce Gan oWNEDR , G c0rsis.$ s0S s9ty
BUNGALOW in trade-no objection to pipe
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AUCTION SALES.
EWfTVfDR nAV0

A VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY. 800
yards OF of Marlboro pike at Forestville.
Md; 6-room house, 5l3 acres land; to close
an estate: Monday, Sept 2. IL O'Clock.
J. w. BAYNE.
SALE OF VALUABLE ANTIQUE AND MOD
ern furniture. sos Cameron St. Alexandria,
Va, Wednesday, Sept. 4. Martha e. Best.
owner; James U. Kincheloe, auctioneer
ADAM A. WESCHIER & SON, Auctioneers.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
Fidelity Storage Company

Iyyp YOu Street
Storage. furniture. merchandise. automo-
piles City and iong-cistance MOVING
Mothproof storage, silver vaults. rug clean.
ing. SIS years warehouse experience
Money advanced. $500 rooms ASK any bust.
mess man or bank Estimates free N. 9t0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01

Women's City Club.--Members Of the
board of directors met in executive
session Tuesday at the clubhouse, az
jackson place. Mrs. Merritt o. Chance
presided. At this time it was decided
to add to the already extensive program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01

Mrs. Julia NJ Hicks Carson, well
known to Washington woman voters as
a member of the headquarters staff
until her marriage last year. has just
published a pamphlet of study ques-
lions to be used with the Introduction
to Study Of the Regulation Of Public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01
Eric Kelly Returns to Poland.

WILNO. Poland Op.-Eric Kelly,
who recently obtained the first prize of
the American Libraries Association for
his book 1.-THE Trumpeter of Krakow"
which was written after one years
study here. Is back In Poland. The pro-
lessor has selected Wilno and Nowo.
grodek as the objective Of his next lit
erary Investigation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01

The Bon Amici Social Club has
resumed activities after O Summer
recess. The first meeting was held at
the home of Mr.. Beers this past week,
at which time election Of oficers was
held. Those elected are Morris Beers,
chairman; Lou Prawde, vice chairman,
and Samuel Shuster, secretary.
An installation dinner will take place
early in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01

owner; James u. Kincheloe, auctloneer
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate consisting
of Three Three-Story Brick
Business Buildings with
Warehouse in rear, being
Numbered 9l3, 9l5 and 917 HI
Street NV.
recorded in. Liber No. 5000. folio 20s ct seq.
Of the land records OF the District OF Co
% nd " the the ef M
SSr 81 sEp4gmSES iSss # HHE
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
end IS stuas the Dsisst sS 81
hundred and seventy-four. (37D, as per plat
Of Phe o Of the once Of
Of the District Of Columbia. :. Also lots
made By e Bsss Heana co
OF part Of said square, as per plat re- e;
STasa IL oce recd 51o @ the
improvements. consisting of the three s.
story brick hld,nss ana TaIee S3l IN rear
R Ress sl'' 'i' and 81 H street North
Terms of sale: The above property will
bsiancs. TO be paid. in cash: A deposit Of
at cost Of purchaser Terms to be compiled
Tsnn seys S ef
property at risk and cost of defaultins pur;;
such resale in some newspaper published in
EAhnH r gAR lRsq2s,
auSl-d&ds Trustees.
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In the Mountains of virginia

Bryce's. Hillside Cottages near Orkney
SPRINGS Just of the beautiful ShSsn en- H,an
roads. A unique resort. wonderful scenery.
THE call Of the mountains" nature, good
OF Fairgrounds, swimming pool. outdoor
amusements: American plan, $50 per day;
Mrs. WILLIAM r.. BRYCE, owners. Post
ofices. either Mt Jackson, Macanie or Ork-
SPRINGS, Va
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WANTED--TO BUY HOUSES.
OUT-OF-TOwN REAL ESTATE.

OO1-OF-1OWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-LOG CABIN; A HUNTSMAN7S
cream; broom bungalow style; acres tim
per land; twelve miles of Quantico. Va; on
improved road; Just the place for week end
parties For details address w. E. CASTLE,
NEW DETACHED HOME. SIX ROOMS. TWO
baths: convenient to bus or cars: will lease
1855 sSs SIX months or longer. Call Georgia
MATCH-UP MOST ANY REASONABLE
trade IN local or clear out-of-town real eS-
tate Met. 1927. Cleve. 6160.
1855 acres. So acres timber; good outbuiid-
ings and house; 8 miles south of LeeSbure.
Va: a mile from State road. w. E.
CASTLE. Leesburg. Va.
ONE OR FWo LOTS ATLANTIC CITY,
New Jersey: Margate Park; size 42xSO IT .
each. adIoining; Real bargain, S4.250 each.
Apply MRS. r. E. LOGAN, 2S48 9th st. NV.
Washington. ID. G. Telephone Col. 7217. I"
FOR SALE-NICE LITTLE SIX-ROOM COT
taee with porch in Brandywine, Md, Is
miles from WASHINGTON, with regular train
and bus service. House is in Al condition,
Is wired for electricity. has inside pump with
fine, shade and fruit trees and good size
poultry house. etc. Sit. next to the bank
and opp. the Brsndywine Garage, where
key can be obtained
Price, $2.400
Half Cash. e
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altogether" he went relentIessly on
,, you've been extremely kind to her
butt has brought her unhapp1-
ness"
Helen cried out in protest. Her
career? Her music? She needs me!
Bob was stubborn. mo, he said;
'if she has a great talent she will
reach the top somehow. She can't
help fulfilling her destiny, whatever
it may be-"
ooh, don't talk like an idiot"
Helen exclaimed. Some one must
help her-especially now"
We'll, it won't be you," Bob re-
torted, grinly COMPRISING his lips.
IL may take longer, but I can give
her all the help she needs"
you're selfish and unfair!"
Helen told him.
IF am, it needn't trouble you,"
Bob answered rather childishly.
"D UT it does trouble me-" Helen
~ fire back at him. Ever since
IS accident I've felt RESPONSIBLE
for her-in way. And I'm not
going to let you interfere"
mop" Bob, too, was losing his
temper now. mo doubt you've got
another one of your brainstor1ns
Perhaps you think it would HI
spleDdid of you to try to force that
-,
NO." Helen answered, her voice
grown suddenly quiet, though her
eyes remained stormy. "He isn't
good enough for her"
80 you know that, do you?"
Bob's accents were terrifcally I'M
kind, but Helen ignored his sar-
caSm.
Eyes, 7 know it." Helen assured
him. Il learned it the day after
the day after you called me a
rotter."
Her head was flung high now
and she spoke with a degree Of
spirit that Bob found unexpected.
For moment their eyes were
locked in silent battle.
why didn't you tell me?" he
asked lamely.
TEL you?" Helen found other
words beyond her for some few
speeches. seconds. Then she
laughed.
"You are forgetting Shallimar,
aren't you?" she asked.
ITO he :" Bob stopped him
self.
She's a good sport, Helen. But
in this she Doesn't count"
How gallant of you'll"
"She would tell you the same,
ask her"
Helen'S chin went up a notch
higher. Some how the movement,
and the way she Looked just then,
filled Bob with keen desr to
make her pay for her haughtiness
with a kiss.
He did not stop to reason, but
instinctively he knew she would be
furious if he took one, and he
wanted her fu-i3us, raging, even.
Shed have to melt into tears at the
end OF it, and where better could
she weep than in his embrace?
TO Be Continued
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CHAPTER xxx


KERS. WETHERING opened the
IVA door to Bob and her voice was
decidedly cold when she said she
would see if Miss Nellin would re-
ceive him.
Why Helen ever wanted to be
friends with people who had no
conception Of the proper time for
calling was more than she could
understand.
Bob was aware of her disapproval,
but it did not worry him.
Would Helen be up? That was
all he cared about-that and what
he had to say to her.
Mrs. Wethering was surprised to
md Helen dressed and on the verge
OF descending for breakfast. When
she heard that Mr.. Ennis was ask
ing to see her, she whirled from the
dressing table, where she was put
ting at last golden pin into her hair,
and stared blankly at the woman
who had announced him.
What does he want?" she said
finally, and stupidity, she realized
the next second.
why, 80" Mrs. Wethering was
about to say, bluntly enough, that
she was sure she did not know but
Helen stopped her.
hastily. Tell him I will see him
Immediately"
Although she was ready to GO
down, she stayed a while in her
room to regain her composure.
Whatever could it mean, this early
visit from Bob?
Her reflection. as she patted bit
Of rouge onto her pale cheeks, gave
her no answer.
Could it concern Eva? Shed
been troubled ever since she awoke
and found Eva gone. Had she, she
wondered, done anything to offend
her?
1t was with more than a little
trepidation that she went down at
last to find Bob waiting for her in
the lower hall.
Have you breakfasted?" she
asked him so closely on top OF the
most cheerful good morning" she
could achieve that he answered in
the negative before he'd time to
think Of anything else TO say.
Then do csc in with ME and
have a bite" she urged. moving at
the same time in the direction of
the morning room where her break
fast was served.
DOB felt averse to calling after
Oher that he could not stay. He
followed. but when Helen motioned
him to the seat that was meant for
Shallimar-should she choose to
come down. as she rarely did-he
stood beside IL and shook his head.
Helen seated herself. certain now
that he was about to disclose some
thing Of an unpleasant nature. The
frcwn that creased his brow was
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The villains face paled as he saw Tarzan
With a Shrek he sprang up. The ape-man
leaped upon him, iron fingers choking him into
insensibility. The papers proved to be the miss
ing state documents! With them Tarzan
fastened to Algiers, en- route to Cape Town.
learning meanwhile that Rokoff's accomplish,
the traitor, had shot himself.
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NOW Go on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XxXVIIr CONTINUED

CHAPTER XXXVIII (Continued)
mo. he is here, where she can
see him. She was going to see him
and ask him to let her marry me.
Let her marry mel Bob repeated
the words with heat.
But it isn't Leonard. I know
1t isn't" Eva walled.
But if it were?" Bob insisted.
"Oh. don't know! I don't
know!"
Bob set his lips in grim deter
mination. Get out now" ne said
quietly; II want to dress"
What are you going to do?" Eva
asked, half wild with fear.
Il am going to see Helen"
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THIS Has HAPPENED
OUT OUR WAY


HELEN PAGE feels indebted to and in
BRENT. The latter changes his plans
beggar, NELLIN and tells the girl she is
heiress Of a millionaire named CUM
NINGHAM. Brent takes her to the
lonely old man and offers proofs which
Cunningham accepts, as he had been
searching for his dead daughters child
for years.
Among Helens new friends are EVA
ENNIS and her brother ROBERT Brent
fears Helen may fall in love with Bob
and plots to win her quickly. especially
after finding another loCket Ike the
one he had taken from Nellin to prove
Helen the heireSs
Hearing that a sudden shock would
kill Cunningham, Brent Slyly administers
the shock, and the servants find the old
man dead in bed. Then, by clever act
ing and appeal to her loyalty. Brent
wins Helen's promise to marry him.
Later. she and Bob discover their love
for each other but she tells him she is
engaged Helen tries to break with
Brent. but he refuses to release her and
makes threats against her happiness II
she dareS to marry Bob.
Eva knows Helm is unhappy but re-
sents her treatment Of Bob which has
driven him to flirting with SHALLIMAR
MORRIS. She scolds Bob and he
laughs at her, saying that Helen is en-
gagged to Brent. Eva collapses and ad-
mits that Brent has been making love to
NOW Go ON WITH THE STORY
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Ahern
BY Blosse1.
BY Taylor

Tonight ti.e last straggler had left the deck
From the shadows two men crept. Quite close
now. they crouciied behind Tarzan Suddenly
they leaped for their victim Before Tarzan
of the Apes lightning though he wss. could save
himself, he was pitched over the rail and was
falling into the deep Atlantic.
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By Martin

AS Tarzan walked up the ships gangway two
men could have been observed watching him
closely. He settled himself for the long voy-
age. congratulating himself that he had seen
the last Of Rokoff. Every night he spent hours
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


DESIRABLE i0-room and bath, cleo, INV a..
rooming house; downtown; minutes walk
to Government buildings: reasonable rental.
w. b. Sullivan Co. 1901 Eye st. Nat 7s4s.
fer refused: 1900 G st. sw. as
CLEANERS AND OVERS. northwest loca-
hon assK Star T~ oe. leaving CITY,
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKEr Tor sale.
ciated Cali North Iosis. go v - "
DRUG STORE. long established; low over
head; great sacrifce for quick sale INQUIRE
Sood lease. H price. C si4oS. ono Address Box sam
STREET PHOTOGRAPHERS NEW OUTFIT,
S eS%Dsts. ss sls splendid outdoor business
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, repair and
lished. Adams 0s97 bet 8 and pm. 2s'
CAFETERIA for sale good loeatoa and my NIX
Address a Box ss.M I'M Star re once en'lon Is.
BELVEDERE VALET SHOP for sale; owner
leaving city. Address Box SOM, Star once g5.
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby once
s sdda.a: o sons os sisT Se. Price, 9oo
GASOLINE; ACCESSORIES excellent corner corner
business: Price, $4,000 Address BOX GIN,
n nshed dSsy Ho eSa sS sr sh 4 St.
NV. s.w. corner Mass ave. Apply at once.
BOOMING HOUSE. DOWNTOWN, NEAR
DEBTS 10 se
Is F. shEEHSS ss ss ss9o sos iS's
NORTH BEACH, MD-Business property.
also residence. Your own terms; must be
E fGS In ssaw for IN Gan
ROoMING HOUSE. attractively furnished;
modern; hne location; 500, or less gives
ems Hddpe:s BoS ssr ese
CLEANING, DYEING. TAILORING STORE
for sale; busy corner: reasonably priced.
WILL GIVE 500 BONUS for loan q $500
Die that amount as security pay in equal qua.
n RSsfeas sns Answer
.l7s-RooMINo HOUSE, rooms; rent. s6s;
and .Ise 2 e eood Sa
good location on Mass. ave.
and aO sse sht Sood
K n egkTSs;r R%T1S P s. 5sss ,
GROCERY STORE, Groom and bath apart
lions ne. The store Is now Occupied with n
rented for $40 a month; Wonderful oppor-
tunity for some one with small capital to
establish profitable business. Present
CHAS: D. SAGER,
ga 14th st. NV. Nat. 0036.
WANTED-An individual to in
vest from $500 to $1,000 in a
local business that will pay from
300 to $3.50 net annually; spon-
sored by nationally known
company with % years expert
ence; requires no more than
two or three days of time each
month; earnings payable month
ly in cash, no accounts investor
will be sole proprietor and ham
die all funds; investment COM
pletely safeguarded; full details
will be given those interested.
Address Box 356-K, Star Office.
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Before them, directly ina the middle of the path,
stood eel Adrea," the black lion. His green eyes
looked very wicked he barred his teeth and dashed
his sides with his angry tail Then he roared-
that rinspring Of the hungry lion. Your
knife" said Tarzan to the girl. Quick"
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
(COntinued,)

GENERAL HoUsEWORKER and cook, white,
for small family. References. Wisconsin
271l.
GENERAL MAID. about 2s years old; expert:
enced. with references. TO- work in home OF
four stay some nights laundry sent out;
s12 week. Phone Cleveland es3. 37l2
Morrison St. Chevy Chase, D. G.
GIRL, general work around small home.
Part time. Call Clev. 29S7. 4421 Fessen-
den st.
GIRL colored. for general housework stay
nights; good home for right party. Adams
2678. 48l8 9th st. NV.
GIRL, reliable. for general Homework and
laundry; must stay some nights or can make
her home here. 5000 Jenifer st. NV.
GIRL, colored, for dining room. large board
ing house; no one under 20 need apply No
phone calls. 1923 18th NV. 27'
PASTRY COOK, good one, experienced in
cafeteria work. Five days week. $40. Give
reference and experience in reply. Address
Box Aim. Star ONCE.
WOMAN, white, settled, respectable, good
worker. to care for two children and mod
ern suburban bungalow; no laundry; ordi-
nary cooking; parents employed. Phone
North 6470-J. Good salary and board.
WOMAN. reliable, to care for 2 small chill
dren and keep house while mother works.
Good home. Address Box 26-M, Star
Office az