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My Neighbor Says,

When boiling cauliflower place
the end slice of a loaf of bread
in the pot after boiling water has
been added. The bread will abb
sorb the odor of cauliflower that
is likely to permeate the house.
Watch plants like the Patience
plant in extremely cold weather.
The stocks contain so much
water they are more likely to
freeze than the harder plants.
If. after the rind is cut from
bacon, each strip is rolled in
flour, then fried quickly, 1t will
go much farther. The -four pre-
vents bacon running to fat.
Shake a coal fire until you
can see the fire through the
CRATE. An ash-clogged fire will
never burn we'll.
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Dear Miss Leeds-U Lately I have
noticed that my shoulders are becoming
round. How can remedy this? I am
IA years old, feet inches tall and
weigh III pounds. ~ have auburn
nalr. hazel eyes and a fair skin. What
colors are becoming?
ANXIOUS ANN.
Answer-CD Besides taking exercises
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Bobbing and Other Queries.

Bobbing and Other Queries.
Dear Miss Leeds-U I have started
TO let my hair grow and it now comes
to my shoulders. Should I bob it again,
or not? I am IA years old and feet
tall; what should I weigh? co When
comb my hair 1t comes out terribly.
What shall ] do about 1t?
MISS FOURTEEN.
Answer-O If you are uncertain
which style Is more becoming to you.
suggest that you let your hair grow for
the present and dress it in two small
coils at the back of your head. Perhaps
by Summer you will want to bob it
again. The average weight for your
age and height is 90 pounds. (2) Mas
sage your scalp every day for 10 MIN
utcs and brush your hair we'll. Wash
your combs and brushes once a week.
Twice month give your hair a good,
thorough shampoo with liquid CASTLE
soap. 1t is natural to lose little hair
every time you brush and Comb it.
Build up your health by right diet and
plenty of outdoor exercise.
LOIS LEEDS.
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Copyright. 1929

Across.
l. Masculine.
5. Ruined.
IS. Genus of holly
Is. Fundamental.
IL. Assert as a fact.
10. Representative.
20. Read studiously.
81. Concerning.
%. Battle.
"a. Literary miscellanies.
25. River in France.
IS. Eggs
%. Tangle. .,
80. Walk pompously.
30. Ohlcial name of mustard.
"a. Means of propulsion.
IS. Hawaiian lava.
81. Viands; archaic.
38. Imitators.
Al. German watering place.
AZ. The great bustard
43. Knock.
A. Poems
As. Footlike part.
as. Noted physicist and electrician.
48. Jewish philosopher of Alexandria.
40. Plural ending
so. Unit of wire diameter.
81. Confused
SO. Oversatisfies.
SIS. Useful metal.
Sc. The: Greek
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One Mother Says:
One day when the children were try
ing to find some misplaced treasure or
other, I remembered the four little
trunks told about in Little Women" I
had small trunk not much larger than
a big suit case that I seldom used and
I recalled two others in the attic of the
childrens grandmother. I said nothing
at the time. but reserved the trunks,
each fitted with key, for one of the
holiday surprises. 1t was interesting to
see each child choose the treasures that
he would put in his trunk. Souvenir
coins, stamp album, collections of mar
bles no longer used, dolls, scrap books,
and many other precious things went
into the trunks.
Copyright. 1929
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MlLADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

greens, dark blue, stone gray. taupe.
pastel pinSs. copper red, henna, very
delicate orchid, cream, greenish yellow,
yellowish green, black.
LOIS LEEDS.
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MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

she will do nicely. Producers accus-
toned to throwing any beauty into any
kind of role are a bit puzzled these
days when they cannot do the same
with the audibles as they did with the
silents. ..4s...--
A dumb girl whose mind was on her
clothes, her beaux- or the powder that
wasn't on her nose could be placed at
the right camera angle. lighted super
latively. mans arms put about her at
| passionate angle, and the country
would heave in sympathetic approval
at the net result
Not so today. You can't murmur Il
love you" and think of your dress
makers bills at the same time. 1t takes
bit of concentration. And, try as they
will, the girls of the movie world
shouldn't be expected to develop in a
few weeks the singing and dancing
technique musical comedy stars have
been perfecting for years.
A pale girl in duck trousers. a sweat
shirt and blue beret stepped into a
Catalina curio store to purchase SOU
venirs.
please send them to the hotel" she
said. THE name is Garbo-G. Carlo"
The clerk wrote. Bystanders rushed
fore and aft to stare at the lady. The
benighted expression.
They won't let me alone" she said
pitifully. and strobe out into the May
sunshine.
Greta Carlo is carrying about book
of English pronunciation and taking
frequent lessons. making ready for a
talkie. Even sex appeal isn't going to
withstand the terrific demand of the
public for voices in films. And Greta's
present picture will probably be her last
In the silent medium.
(Copyrieht. 1929. by North American
NEWSPAPER Alliancel
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Your Baby and Mine
By MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Prospective and nursing mothers are
told that their diets must contain tooth
and bone making material, so that
their own teeth will not decay, for
nature is jealous that the child may
not be deprived In many instances
the mother hasn't the faintest idea in
what foods the awe-sounding calcium
and phosphorus may be found. She
knows that calcium Is. lime. and she
Jumps to the natural conclusion that
she must have lime water, or baby must
have 1t, as q means Of supplying his
system with this necessary mineral.
The mineral elements are in all the
common foods. We can get iron In iron
pills and iron tonics, but we can get
an even better supply and one more
appetizing and readily used by the body
In eggs, raisins and spinach and other
foods rich in iron., The same is just
as true of the lime and calcium. There
is more lime in a quart of cows milk
than in the same amount Of lime water,
and one is gobbled up by the body, as
1t were, and turned into good bones
and strong teeth, while a large part of
the other merely acts as an anti-acfd.
In thinking over her menu for the
months of pregnancy and later during
the lactation period, the mother need
not tear her hair worrying about lime
or calcium. She must know what con-
stitutes a good diet at this time, and
II she will just glance at the following
ciassifications, she will understand
without argument Just why she is told
to drink q quart Of milk or use other
milk products each day, just why she
Is told that she should eat whole-grained
cereals or breads made of them, and
why 1t Is absolutely necessary that she
eat several different vegetables and
fruits each day, not only for their
nourishing powers, but for their rough
age and their mineral content.
Not only are lime and phosphorus
found most abundantly in milk and
such milk products as cheese and but
termilk, but in meat, fish, shellfish,
eggs. oatmeal, chocolates, molasses and
graham fiours.
Moving on to the vegetable family
we find in beans of all kinds, peas
(dried, fresh or canned, carrots. tur-
nip tops. spinach, pumpkins, rutabagas,
water cress, celery and parSnips the
mineral content.
Among the fruits. figs stand highest
on the list in their supply OF these par
ticular minerals, and blackberries, rasp-
berries, currants, dates. strawberries
oranges. peaches and raisins also have
an appreciable supply.
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HOLLYWOOD, Calf. May 2S.-For
the time being deluge of color will
Obliterate the cool black and white
product OF the studios.
Marilyn Miller will star in color
production.
Irene Bordinis brunette 1oveliness
Will be seen on the color screen.
Sally O'Neill Is featured in q color
picture which is among the pioneers of
this new vogue.
The revue makers are largely respon-
sible. Imagine the average foliies or
gaieties or nonsensicalities, or what
ever you want, all done in grays and
whites and blacks. 1t would be terrible.
The revue has thrived on the gor-
geousness of its color. the shapeliness
of its girls, the ability to tread the
danger line without stepping too far
across. The music and libretto have
always been more or less a matter of
hex. -. (
Louise Fazenda, who has had to dye
her hair red to play in one of these
color pictures, says she will never go
back to the old dark brown. And that's
an idea. Miss Fazenda insists that she
has buoyancy OF spirits and an altru-
istic outlook upon life with red hair
that the brown-haired woman cannot
achieve.
Quick, Mamie--the henna!
The rumor bugs insist that Alice
White has been taken out of the role of
Nanette which she was preparing for
months past. A star of musical comedy
will be engaged to do the role. Movie
men are learning to demand sophisti-
cation in their dancing steps.
Alice White is at present doing the
story of five-and-ten girl. She has
the kind of charm required to carry
such Q character of exceedingly we'll
and, facially and fieuratively speaking,
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. d.

rested. The texture and healthiness of
the skin seem to improve with the tan
ming. When a patient has acquired a
rich mahogany tan his skin seems al
ways warm, and the patient feels COM
Portable, when and where most of us
would be chattering with cold. -
Sunburn is an extremely unpleasant
accident and in severe cases 1t is quite
as serious as burn of equal area from
fire. Even a mild or firSt-degree sun
burn (simple reddening Of the skin
without formation of blisters) does not
hasten the tanning process and so the
young indoor dweller who seeks coat
of tan in a short Summer vacation
should be cautious about exposing the
skin to the sunlight. 1t Is a good plan
to follow a graduated schedule, expos
ing the skin only five or ten minutes at
a time, for three successive times. the
first day. increasing the periods of ex-
posture only five minutes a day. Where
the sunlight is strong and nearly verti-
cal, even these short exposures may
prove too long.
For the relief of rst-degree burn
whether from sunlight, arc lamp or
mercury vapor quartz lamp, or fire.
calamin lotion is grateful, and this may
be followed by a smearing of the red
dened skin with boric ointment or with
freshly made cold cream. Calamin To-
ton Is much used as soothing lotion
for burning. smarting, itching skin
troubles and consists of a mixture of
one-half ounce each of zinc oxid and
calamin powders, one dram of glycerin,
two ounces each Of lime water and
per cent phenol solution. and enough
rose water or plain water to fill the half
pint bottle. This must be shaken up
and the lotion patted upon the skin
with the hands, without rubbing.
When the burn is of the second de-
gree (blisters) the same care must be
taken as in dressing a fresh wound, at
least in the first few days. Most of
the popular remedies do more harm
than good. Never apply carbolic
(phenoD in any form where there is
blister or abrasion or open wound. Only
sterile salye should be used, If any. II
the box Of Salye has been previously
opened or used. 1t is no longer sterile,
If it ever was. Plain petrolatum from a
collapsible tube is preferable to any
homemade oil or grease or salve. Many
proprietary ointments offered for burns
contain phenol or some phenol deriva-
tive, and will inevitably delay the heal
ing process If used. What ] have called
"Old Doc" ointment seems to have all
the soothing properties any such salve
can have. yet does not delay healing
Boric acid, benzoic acid, Of each, 0.59o {;
zinc peroxid. 800; zinc stearate 4%:
zinc oxid. 1879; in pstrolatum, scented
with aromatic oils.
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Sunburn and Tan.

A coat Of tan was formerly. calamity
In the eyes of fashion A few years
ago received lots of inquiries from
readers who had 1ncautiously acquired a
little tan while on Summer vacation
and wished to be rid of it in hurry.
Today no such inquiries come in. Now
the young people are counterfeiting a
coat of tan when they are unable to ac-
quire q natural one.
1t Is not necessary to be burned in
order to become tanned. Physicians
using ultraviolet light, whether from
the sun or from lamp. strive to avoid
even mild burning of the skin treated.
Some authorities on the use of ultra
violet light for the prevention of ricketts,
in infants believe the treatment is
most eficacious when the dosage is so
small and so infrequent as to prevent
even tanning. Heretofore physicians
have assumed that the process of tan
ming was at least good index that the
ultraviolet light was accomplishing the
desired cure. At any rate in hospitals
where sun bathing and artificial ultra
violet treatment are used extensively,
the children with all forms of tubercu-
losis do develop a deep mahogany tan
Of the whole body surface as the tuber-
culous lesion or process becomes ar
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WANTED-SALESNIEN.

REAL ESTATE Statesmen. experienced.
wanted to sell our properties. We are own
ers and pay full commission. We have de-
consin ave. extended, nearby Va. and Md.
lots on Conn. ave. D. c.. in business neigh
borhood without restrictions against bust
ness; one Of 10000 50. #. suitable for de-
partment store. large theater or any ex-
Chevy Chase. D. c.. and new subdivision.
Conn ave and Jones Mill I'd: also acreage
in front of Congressional Club. River and
Bradley rds. and other valuable acreage;
exchanges considered Of our rented houses
for acreage. If priced correctly. Fulton r.
Gordon. Continental Trust Bldg. Main 1921.
SECURITY SALESMAN-Industria issue OF
an advertising corporation: strong board;
sales made by demonstrating the product:
promotion; logical and convincing selling
points. 1917 F ST. NV. 9Th floor
THERE ARE no good bond statesmen In
Washington who cannot increase their in
come very materially by seeing Mr.. Lar
combe Suite 216 Investment Building. 20"
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Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
.4th and sts.-Day Pharmacy.
1875 l4th st.-Martys Cigar and Magazine
nth and Que sts.--Kenners Pharmacy.
7soi Georsis ave.. z. Lampkins Phar-
2si2 "i isih st.-collinower Art 4 Gift Co.
34ol i1th Stns,onousns RnsFmasy p,.r
18th st. and Colorado ave.-oDonnelrs
500 '" Mount Mount: Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
Clear and News Shop.
sisSS California st.-colodns Brothera
Wardman Park Pharmacy,
N. Y. N. j. ayes. and M-Sanitary Phar-
and and Mass aye.-Phillips' Pharmacy.
Is and nd sts.pIneia6ns rh.rm 1,s. .,.,.,
III 1e and s.s.-smith', Gu. Rate prus store.
iith and NJ SITS. L H. Forsters Pharmacy.
e!h AND n sts Ron .. Hfu Gsn1eh rnRock
Ga ave. and Upshur st.--Petworth Phsr-
ssos' Ga. ave.-Monek's Pharmacy.
SOLO Ga: aye...Brishtwocd Pharmacy.
1905 Mass. ave.-Dupon. Pharmacy.
18th and Fla. ave;-Bernstsin's DRUG store.
North Capitol st. and r. I. ave.-Parker's
l742 Pa. ave-. Louis Krick
2lst and g sts.-oMigley.s Pharmacy:
ISIS ISIS Conn Con- ave.@Joii's Newsstand
3s32 Conn. aye-Monterey Pharmacy e,.r.
.asi wisconsin aye-M n. Bros .,.,,,,v
Bros Pharmacy.
GEoRGETowN.
3oth and p sts.--Morean Bros Pharmacy.
goth and M sts;IsBrass,s PHARMACY.
| 2OT2 wisconsin ave.-Haney's.
Wisconsin ave and o st.-Donahue's Phar-
"'' NORTHEAST.
! 9Th and II sts.-Home Drug Store.
| so7 II st...Garens Music Store;
i'm lsa 81 and an Nd Ma avs.gLucPstts psarmsey
North Capitol and Eye-Keneaiys Pharmacy.
| s26 East Capitol st.-Estiow & Tatss Phar.
East Cap. and 9Th sts.-K. & M. Drug Store.
| 18th and East Cap. sts.-Lineoln Park Phar'
aoth and r. l. sve.-collins Pharmacy.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
s.h and r. L ave.-John G. sisss Phar-
SOUTHEAST.
srd and Pa: ye:-oDonrsl I,;. Drug g, store
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Heaiy's Drus
~ SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and Va: sve:-Herbert's Pharmacy.
9TH and ID StS.-LantZ'S Drug Store.
Az and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
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HELP-WOMEN.


WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of a young
woman for food checking. expe-
rienced in the Horwath & Hor-
wath system. Apply employ
ment office, 9th floor.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
quire about or new method: Licensed white
men: established 10 years. Call Lin. 81.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE; A WORTH
while profession for men and women. Ex-
pertly taught at the MABELLE HONOUR
SCHOOL. Practical experience. Easy terms.
Day. evening classes. BIT 18th ST. NV.
COLLEGE GRADUATE tutors graded school
children evenings. 81 hour. Main 1919.
SPANISH LESSONS. NATIVE LADY. APT
SIS. l4l2 Chaplin st. Columbia sl4. Call
evenings 81
DO YOU WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT IN
short time? Learn telephone switchboard
operating. is easy lessons. oxford Bldg,
cor. l4th and N. Y. ave.
ANOTHER SAYS: I'm YOUR SCHOOL %
days, s25 week" Another: Passed civil-sery.
ice stenographic examination months night
sehOGl AnS oa weeks day school now
demand. position guaranteed. New classes
nov nov forming EST, years. write Boyd Bo.y.d
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS. PARKING,
clutch control and trafiic; cars furnished
2ss
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SECURITY MEN

For local corporation wanting
more capital. Men with chain
store experience preferred, but
not essential. leads furnished
Will interview men UP to l pm.
214O Penna. ave. NV. 2S*
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HELP--MEN,

HELP-MEN.
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sive. active and ambitious. to represent well
known organization. Railroad fare paid and
good income guaranteed. Address Box 7s-Z,
Star once.
ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER-Yonne man
with retail store experience; must be will
ing worker; moderate salary to begin. 1903
cars: This is a new dealer. territory that
Motor Co. 1908 Nichols ave. Sc. -.
RnpH Teady ol aor. s0Ss M ssorsS barber
BOY. colored, to ride bicycle to collect and
deliver work. 1909 N. Y. ave. NV, second
moor.
BRIcKLAYER. Al. frst-class. for front
pressed brick work. MT. Pearce. Seat Pleas
BRICKLAYERS. union: bring tools. Conn.
ave. and LEGATION ST.. Conn. ave. and Dav-
enport St NV. 30.
es5ess RSE S, na sfsl oe good
able to furnish bond: salary. $50 per week.
Apply by letter. Address Box 1871. Star
Office
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER. coiored. family Of
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be at and .r hsys
CHAUFFEURS, colored, for taxicab. Call
CIVIL ENGINEER. experienced in struc-
Gi dsxR e e. eosse tSr
"a Stat. ssS poiea san
CLERK and meat cutter, experienced for
grocery business; must have references.
1901 st. sc.
COLLECTOR. must have car; experience un--
can earn s45 week. Apply 7s5 eth st NV.
DENTISTS ASSISTANT for practice Of re.
refined. honest and viliins to work. Ability
and Interest viii be properly rewarded.
perience. Address Box 1917. Star ONCE. 20.
FANCY PRESSERS. must be fast and good;
Pays $25 per week. Need not apply Il not
BOX 22Asz. Star once. so
JANIToR. experienced. with reference. APP
ply Mr. Smaller. South Clifton Terrace.
MAN for organization work with large &C
profitable and pleasant connection: no at
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| Star Office. 28e
| MAN, young, white, owning car, to drive
| after working hours in exchange for room
| and board. Georgia 1880. -.
| MEN 90 for permanent positions; also
| students for Summer work; experience. not
necessary; salary and commission. Apply
! to or to 9. Metropolitan Bank Bldg
MEN, Catholic. busters. can accomplish
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1 ly: we train you. Rapid advancement to
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

REG. NURSE. GIVES SPECIAL CARE. DIET
to invalids, convaleScent, aged, in own lovely
home. day and night care; best ref. Pot.
5237.
/. returning June Is: passenger wanted, one
or both ways closed car, careful driver. Co
lumba 58ll-J. after 8 pm. az
FOR ADOPTION. FOUR NICE BABY BOYS.
three months old and one years old.
Phone Georgia 405l
TRY THE BEST PERMANENT WAVE FOR
IS; no extras. CHEZ NATALIE. 1917 p st..
NV. All methods employed. Met. S627.
ELDERLY WIDOW LADY DESIRES TO
share auto ride to Omaha or near or give
services in return. Address Box l6S-x. Star
ONCE - 80
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PERSONAL.

VIOLET RAY. ELECTRIC TREATMENTS;
srsduate nurse G, sSs Nsw 1 10 e ave-
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN BUNGALOW; SIX
rooms; very desirable; all modern conyen-
fences: near churches and schools. shep-
$40; . beautiful. natural-like wave that re-
auires no finger waving; the sensation Of the
year; done by graduate operators only; about
appointment. North 1895. MABELLE HON
OUR GRADUATE SCHOOL 1925 ". H. ave.
MISS A CoFFMAN, FORMERLY WITH
shs el.snns s IN
st. NV Phone North 1852. 20.
GoNyEhsAJgTSSAL n EE5sGM sss 4.
NV r"r Tel. Po.omsc sss 81 per per hour ' e
sTpERv1ssEp oTTDooR .t,.I RE :e5aGt %s
f0f aRS hikes sGn AUTO
Ers St nr i Ms i YoUN pm write 1917
children up to "a: start now; French In.
GUIDED. 1850 Biltmore St Adams 1l54 8.
WILL SELL FURNITURE OF sIx-RooMM
rent apt furnished. Franklin s47s.
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC .GooDs AT. REAL
money wing prices FIT and satisfaction
s PIES Drug store No. !. TN ana sts NV
SLIP COVERS; s,PC: SUITE W.T., WITH ,I SEE z
r. L. isterWood. 1918 asth Sc Lin. $3.50
PRACTICE YOUR FRENcH-RoOM AND
board with Partisan family. Also LESSONS so.
REsE sna E9Tx s1w ssSs
sio Decatur 1876 20.
VERNON HALL.
Please come home; everything is all right.
MOTHER. 3
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DRAFTSMI,N

DRAFTSM EN-
Designers and dctailers, aeronauti-
cal, structural, machine or tools.
Unusual opportunities i'll aircraft
work with old established company
open to limited number of exper-
fenced young men successful in above
lines. Engineering degree desirable.
State full experience and qualifica-
tons in first letter.
THE GLENN l.. MARTIN co.
Hiphlandtown p. O. Baltimore. Nd
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WANTED--An experienced sales
woman for our accessory depart
ment. A good opportunity for an
intelligent woman who knows wom-
ems accessories. Must have refer
ences. Apply to Mr.. Wolf, Sig
munds, at the corner of 9TH and H