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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sTENO. -BKPR. (femD, S25; 2 salesladiesS
$3.50; mattresses. s12, meals, tips; 2
counter girls, $l2, meals; soda dispensers
!fem.l, s12; cook (wD, SIS, nm. y I'D. COOK
LIST class (fem). $50, rm. g. BID: Al me-
ehanic, $780, night .ianitor COLI, butler
1col). Wash. Gen. Emp. Agcy 502 Albee
Bldg:. 18th & @ NV.
WE SPECIALIZE in furnishing domestic
elevator operators. walters, mattresses, etc
Let us supply you. Mutual Employment
Exchange. Ills You st. NV. North 10444.
STENoGRAPHER, male, beginner, knowl-
eGee OF bookkeeping, 18 to 20 yrs. old CEN
tile, S18 wk. permanent; no charge unless
placed. Washington Employment Exchange
2l4 Natl. Press Bldg 14th g. NV.
PLACE BY COOK, with frst-class refs;
chambermaid, waitress. well recommended'
also part-ttme cook, waitress North 625S
COOK, colored, SIS week; general house.
worker. $3.50 week. Apply 2724 Ga. ave
SITUATION neutrality-suspicious. white
infant,s or child's nurse; long references.
THE BALTIMORE TEACHERS AGENCY,
Title Annex Bldg, BALTIC, Md. places teachers
In schools and colleges, and tutors and gov
erneSSes with private families. Write or call
NOTICE-National Personnel Bureau. 1913
Is 81. NV. Competent help furnished daily;
positions open daily. District 1921:
POSITIONS Nssa SGG hepicfnti qss t.
DcokkeeLers. clerks, statesmen, etc. Free reg
lStration. Boyd'S. 1888 F NV Natl. 1883.
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HELP-NIEN.
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Nursery SnS Stock es' and fs hire assSts GscusiSe
mons Co, Newark. n Y.
MEN-Amazine new invention; electric water
heater sells for s215: heats water almost limos; in
day. Lux-visel Co. Elkhart. Ind.
MEN WANTED-well acquainted. reliable.
soS IN Time ss eaTnna free on
Beard Paint Co. Dept 40. Kansas City. Mo. =
MEN-31e50 promotions create vacancies for
train you and pay a guarantee during train.
ms period: Only alert, aggressive and we'll
10 ann tomorrow own see s Mr.. ssTrioi. Potomac
Electric Appliance Co, 18th and G SITS: NV.
MEN. several. who are students or now
W3 address BOX sos ssT once. at
MESSENGER with wheel: Apply W. F. Rob
PATENT soLICIToR-With experience, de-
se arm Addfss Ros ss Star s os eH
PRINTER-One that will share expense of
plan, to do his work in return. Address
make laS-opt9 p and write COPY for Bslttmore
ssiars ataTe Address o Box s4sR
RADIO sALEsMEN Z; direct lea leads s,o from
fO S1ns s6 y win pc { spSsIn See %b6 M
SalerS, Inc, 1919 l. st. NV.
sALEsMAN-old established jobbing house
desires beverage salesman to call on retail
Address Box sssR. Star S't Once 0OelNl
manent connection. in fast-growing orsani-
feunfed ADDRESS Box is s
once.
Observation-Disclosures known organization
man d se Ii 9a than 0h RS sa he
Uncle Sam creates the den1and q, dignified.
ance and ADDRESS s unquest t integrity
ss:sn sE write For 7 aE phone Dist
Of good appearance for a hish-erade spe-
eialty Can make $50 a week and up 4os
sALEsMEEsales manaE 1not viii interview .s
to sen arse Ne%
money in the direct selling field need apply.
Real Proposition to the right men; state
dress Boy iso.s. Star once. "UlO't' H'
SALEsMEN-Two, young men, preferably
fset do oe Gs Hppy
NE AsR c ISIS Snd ST. T. moo
sssr Rsn and sass anf Gy
Starlight ro5 GlsaninE Dyeins Co.. S462 l4th
should make $50 to $50 per week. Call any
time after 8 am. Monday. 39l0 14th st.
NV.
STENOGRAPHER and typist for automobile
wide-awake.. ambitious man
needed who will work hard: good salary if
satisfactory. Address Box 96-R, Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN wanted to learn the real estate
business; must have a high-school educa-
ton, be neat in appearance, ambitious and
ann Hi9bie RichaP6son 0es~ FrankIin sn Ire.
s16 18th SC. NV.
sALEs N,1IlS e depelop into sales manager
nationally advertised product. Applicant
must be willing to put forth some real eff
fort every day in the week; must have good
personality and common sense. This is
position with immediate high earnings, con-
prefer married man between rs and so, who
lives in Washington. Opportunity to earn
rapid AGdress W Box SIS. a Star office:
We have openings for men who have had
experience selling direct to consumer. Earn
ings about $50 weekly to start. Exceptional
phone between IL and 8 o'clock. Mr.. Mayo, !
Room so3. Houston Hotel.
CAPABLE MAN who can take
charge of alteration room and |
can alter and fit on ladies' coats, !
fur coats, suits and dresses. APP |
ply by letter, stating experience. /
wages, etc. Address Box los, |
Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

IL you desire to sell or purchase any.
thing, large or small, valuable or in.
signi6cant-make it known by means of
the Classified Advertisements of The
Star.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.


AD D,oE II sI,esciaty saiesman Write
novelty.
ADVERTISING PENcILs-Complete new line
money maker for saps
Ghicago Graphite Corp. l2s S. Clinton
AGENTS wanted in every city to sell com
plete beauty course by correspondence; wen
derful opportunity to- make big money
l1oe Q st. NV. Potomac 1895.
selllns 5e:1oc ImaSsrchandise on attractive
and dealers; adveTtise ed By sn fadPo no Capital
Es9%ired e "a free Estab 1921 WORLD
AUTO SEAT .COVERS-Inexpensive pays
crate samples free. Marvelo' $500 Wabansta'
POSSIBLE TO EARN a years pay every
s e ssIs Pe Western W; sGn s s1e. cSieago
are ssa oqss Ss b Ss
stating experience, references good oppor-
is7 Reaiser VlH IS E. 4otR New York city.
FINANCES ,sixty-day orsanizing period; pa
tTrer; H product I used S4o Ines Exclusive fran
chise nearby territory; continual repeat or
display room TeqSired ips Not peddinE propoo
sition. but requires. automobile. State ex-
y. p. BOX lois. Dayton. Ohio, after which
interview may be arranged.
SALESMAN can earn .s4.oOo-sio.ooo q year
rsp5esenting mil,ion-dolIar man ,a no
guaranteed paint. varnish, roofing, at fac
Terms a1
position; exclusive territory, The Adams
Paint Co. Dept. LIS. Cleveland. Ohio.
SALESMAN. furniture specialties.. wanted by
hs manufacturer: well known line backed
lar Ssoye awerass several fss.,sellng new
iull details past experience. Box =, Boon
Sslenes Sre has a IS . ws sSseS house
steady employment with advancement II able
to show ability, Reply in own handwriting;
salary expected. Address Box 26-S, Star
ONCE.
sALEsMEMs e cal 9n an mgIicPai SegaEt-
tions. etc. patented ELECTRICAL goods; we
sUns ap MIS- pay G ls proaRay
Boston. Mass. tWrite)
Statesmen connection with $40
sens Mem earnns sso weeky
We'll rated concern. Box S1s, Cedar Rapids
SSREWH0LIn1Nd SSSREWpETvEEAms!-
rssO eo%ssssS r. SPos .T:
sive territory. Write quick, free trial offer.
Toolco, 1907 Water St. Boston.
WANTED--Three real producing statesmen
high-c work Worth $1,000 or better to
producers. Manager, 81 z. Lake St, Room
lilo. Dept. @, Chicago.
WE. WANT one good salesman in this city
to handle new, inexpensive automatic FIRE
alarm for homes; quick sales; no compete
ton; big money; permanent business; no
capital required. Don't answer unless you
are q producer. Write Dept. l. Automatic
Fire Cry Co, City National Bank Bldg,
est line printing necessities; i0o0 STYLES
every. business uses; thousands free cuts
lowest prices: guar. qualities; exp. unnec.
Main. side line. Details free. Box 1873,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

CoLoRED WOMAN. reliable. wants general
housework. Stay nights. Phone North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

COLORED GIRL. neat, wants general houses
work or nurse. Call Decatur 20S7-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

COLORED GIRL wishes morning work or
general housework; city refs. Apply 1904
20th ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

COOK AND LAUNDRESS wants place In
private family. Will work in suburbs. Stay
NIGHTS. 222n Ga. ave NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

c. SoES GIRL desires m Eensral heuSework
COLORED GIRL with references wants Ren-
eral housework. Call 1886 18th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL. reliable. wishes Job; day
work or part time. 706 Irving st. NV.
COLORED GIRL wants place as maid and
waitress or plain cook. 1881 18th ST. NV.
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HELP-DONIESTIC.
(C0nfinueAA

HousEKEEPER, white. energetic. neat
full responsibility during day and helping
in care OF two children evening and morn
monthly with. or s45 without, laundry: cleo
trio machine. Reply fully. Riving expert
St., Clarendon, Va. Shall take time to con-
slider all applicants.
WOMAN, reliable, for general houseyork
and take care OF child ref; $500 week.
WOMAN, settled, white. from country, to
assist in general housework;. must be neat
and reliable; Protestant; good home to right
party. Address Box 461-R. Star once. g
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. ANY complaint found necessary
to be made TO The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch lis.
AUTO REBUILDING-Easy terms to pay:
mechanical repairs, Duco spraying body,
fender, top work, new tires, etc. Well
equipped shop, expert mechanics. National
Auto Sales Co.. Graham-Paige dealers, So
New YORK ave ne; Open all day Sunday
REppIN0 OF all Kinds renovated and sfeTiI-
lied BY process approved By Health DEBT,
Bedding Co. 25iS Sth 81. ne. Decatur 7SS.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs and
%asS MstGsss D c and Ss
BEDDING RENOVATED. springs, mattresses.
pillows, feather mat. down comfort, re-coV.
cred. Ideal Bedding Co., 623 NV Nat. 1924
BOILERS, new ana used; crate bars. as6es-
tos covering, Welding and repairs. Crown
Fuel Service. elI nth ct. NV. Frank, iOlS3
cement work: damp walls Water-proofed:
chtmneys repaired; free eetimate StovfsSn.
berger. 2l0 r. ]. ave. NV. Decatur 6i2S.
tcontinued on Next FaSsJ
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TYPIST, expert. private or public work; per-
sonal maid and secretary. Metro. 1913.
VISITING GOVERNESS wants position;
perfect French and ENGLISH; references;
terms reasonable. Apt. 20, 1922 Wisconsin
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f-IInG llinIInulIs
time, 25c per line.
times, 23c per line.
z times, ale per line.
80 times or more conSecuttvely, 2Oc per line.
Advertisements under Personal, &c per line
additional.
Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business Counter OF
The Star at regular rates.
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SITUATION-MEN

ADVERTISING MAN will service few ac-
counts on free-lance basis; single pieces Of
copy TO complete csmpaigns planned. Ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

If you are looking for Office help,
chauffeurs, porters, laborers, domestic
help, or desire to offer your services,
place an advertisement in The Star under
appropriate classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

MAID, colored. neat, pleasant; houseworker,
mothers helper; full or part time; can
cook: eXcelent reference. Pot. 1899.
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TENOGRAPHERS--Join our shorthand
g. 10 a word ss
urday evenings, ZOO to 900; rate. $500
date, Tuesday, March 4. Glass limited to
so students. Register now. Columbia,
Post once Bldg, l4th and Park road.
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WOMAN, middle-aged, Protestant, well bred,
cultured. good traveller, wishes position
companion to lady. elderly couple, gov
erness; French, German: excellent ref
erences Address Box 39i-R, Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

nursery stock and hire agents. Exclusive
territory. Free outfit. Write today. En-
mons Co., Newark, N. Y.
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MA1D-Would Ike to place q good maid
with good reference. 1122 Lamont st. NV.
MAID for all day or part-time work; frst-
class cook. 1912 goth st. NV.
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INSTRTCTTON COURSES.

WHY SPEND s-l2 MONTHS DAY OR 1924
months in night school, when you can get .
essential subjects in about one-third the
timer Thousands of indorsers. Position
classes now forming. Enroll today. Boyd
Secretarial School. Adams Bldg, 1888 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

ColORED GIRLS. 2, neat. wish positions as
mothers helper. chambermaid or general
housework. 762 Irving st. NV.
CoLORED WOMAN, competent, desires Een-
eral housework or sewing, part time lex
perlenced. Call lincoln 3S26-J.
COLOREp WOMAN. settled. wants place
20 cook In boarding house; ref Call or
write Sol New Jersey ave- NV.
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EVENING CLASSES in shorthand. type
writing, bookkeeping. business English, let
ter writing and once training; rate, $40
monthly. Free Employment Service. CO.
lumbia. Post once Bldg, 14th and Park
road Columbia TO70
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WOMAN, colored, honest and reliable,
erences. North 6ol5.
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WOMAN, neat, experienced, cook and general
st. NV.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
BRISTOL BASEBALL
 : NINE REORGAN|zED
Maple Ends to Hold First Meet
 ing Of Season Tonight
Special to the Herald)


 Bristol, April l5-The Maple End Athletic club baseball team of the Bristol City league reorganizes for the season at Muzzy field tonight when all of last years veterans will gather for a practice session. Those who are to be seen in the familiar colors of the north end organization this season include Dutch" Leon- ard, who tutored the squad in '29; Phil and George Bottle Bat" Alex ander, Dec and Ray Narcotic, Bob by" Miller. the Plainville sensation. anl all-City league third baseman last year; Tommy" Matteo, Walter Berg. Julie Urban. Frank Sienshi, and several promising candidates.
 The nine will be coached by Eddie Goodridgc, who has seen service in both Eastern league and semi-pro- fcssional circles. Goodridge proved to be thorn in the side of the north cnders when on mound duty for the New Departures of the City league last season. The chunky -hander turned back the Caseymen on three occasions in circuit tilts during the season, his hitting being a second feature of the Endees' victory The Leonard coached contingent seemed to be a sucker against southpaW hurling.
 Ray Baehman. carctalcr of prop critics of the organization and trans 1 portation director. succeeds William A. Garrett as manager of the team 1 this year. Eachman piloted the 1 Maple End quintet through 8 sue cessful basketball season recently The club reached the semi-finals in the Plainfcld tournament He an- nounces that bookings have been completed with several Connecticut hines, the first game being in Wind sor where the locals will fave the town team on May IS. Others tc follow include games with Canaan Windsor Locks and the Hartfords The team will enter the City league when it organizes soon.
 New Britain managers wishing bookings with the Maple Ends arc asked to communicate with Manager Raymond Bachman at the Mapl' End Shoppe, Bristol, either by tele phone or letter.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
5y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 New Yorll-Napolcon Jack Dorval, Emporium, Pa, and Ted Sandwina, Sioux City, la, drew, G0); Izzy Grove, New York, outpointcd Tony Vacarelli, G0).
 Waterbury, Conn.-Bat Battalino, world featherweight champion, knocked out Benny Majors, New York, (4; title.
 Chicago-Tommy Rios, Chicago, outpointcd Ted Goodrich, Atlanta. Ga, G0); Ted Ross, Chicago, stop ped Jack Barry, Chicago, (O: Shuf- file Callahan. Chicago, knocked out Red Griffo, Chicago, CD.
 Wheeling, w, Na.-Gorilla Jones, Akron, O., stopped Gene Cardi, Willlesbarre. Pa, CD.
 ittsburgh-Sergeant Sammy Bak- CT, New York, outpointed Vincent Hambright, Cincinnati, G0).
 Rochester, N. Y.-Bucky Lawless, Syracuse. N. Y, outpointed Joe Dun dee, Baltimore, I0).
 Des Moines. Ia.,-Eddie Anderson, Rock Island, H., outpointed Tommy Grogan, Omaha, Neb., G0): Laurie Pcnino. Canada, outpointcd Louis Mays, Des Moines, Q0).
 Sarasota, Fla.-Ernest SaSues, Chile. knocked out Whitcy Mclner Pittsburgh, (5).
 Oakland, Cal.-Primo Camera Italy, stopped Leon Chevalicr, San Francisco (6).
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
TEAMS PLAY AGAIN
Promising Boston Fed SoX Baseball Club Meets Washington Senators in Hub City Today.

Boston, April 15 (UP)-A promis- ing Boston Red Sox ball club, fresh from it's victory over the Washington Senators in the nations capital yes- terday was to face the same team at Fcnway ParlYtoday under clear skies in the opening game of Boston's biz league season.
 A crowd of 15,000 was expected.
 Irving Bump Hadlcy. onc-time Brown University star hurler, was slated to be in the box for the Sen ators. Charley Ruffing, rcputedly Tn better physical shape than he has been during his five years with the Sox. will pitch for the Boston team.
 Shortly before 3 p. m. Governor Frank G. Allen and Mayor James M. Curley will assist in starting the sea- son by joining in the ceremony or tossing out the first ball.
 The weather, although fair, was mite colder today than is usually regarded as just right for baseball.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
PROPS BEAT YALE
New Haven Eastern League Basc- Ball Team Tops University Nine By 6 to 6 Score.

New Haven, Conn.,. April Is tUP) The New Haven Profa, Eastern League baseball club, defeated Yale to 6 yesterday. thanks to a home run by Heffncr, Prof third baseman. when the bags were full in the eighth inning.
 The collegians had been leading s to 5 when Quinn, relief pitcher, weakened and Newton, who re- placed him, was unable to help mat ters.
 Albje Booth. covering remark able amount Of territory at shortstop, made two errors but atoned with two runs
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
Free Swimming Lessons
 For Children Next Week

SnlaSh week will De oDSerNcd dl the Y. w. C. A. and '. M. C. A. during the vacation week for school children between the ages of and 14 years. Any boy or girl in the city who can qualify according to age and who has no knowledge ot swimming is invited 10 take adVaA- tasc of these free swimming lessons which will start on Monday, April q and last for four days. Registra- ton cards received in the schools must be brought to the '. NJ. (. A. or Y. ". C. A. on Saturday. April l9 between the hours of a. m. and i12 noon.
 The Y. w. C. A. and '. M. C. A. feel that Splash Week is com- munity project in which the par ents of children are asked to CO., operate. There are many children in the city who do not know the first rudiments of swimming. By taking this short course, these chil- dren learn to overcome fear of the water as well as to take a few strokes which might be the means of saving their own lives in an 1 emergency. It also helps to develop interest in swimming during the summer months.
 Supervision and instruction will
 be given these children at both the 1 Y. w. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. and
 parents arc urged by the associ-
 ations to encourage their children to join the classes.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
FIRST APPEARANCE
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody Defeats FL mcr J. Griffin, Former Californian, In Tennis Match.

New York, April Is tUP)-Mrs. Helen Wills Moody made her first eastern tennis appearance of the year yesterday, defeating Elmer J. Griffin, formerly one of California's s ranking ton at Forest Hills yesterday
 Mrs. Moody will remain in New York until April 2s. when she sails for Europe where she will defend her English and French champion ships and represent the United States in the Wightman Cup matches.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
SANDE IN COMEBACK
One of Greatest of American Jock eys for Moro Than q Decade Fin 1shes Out of Money.

New York. April IS Lp) - Earle Sande, for a decade one of the great est of American jockeys, has begun a comeback that he hopes will again put him at or near the top of the list once more.
 He was astride Frank Hayes Eockslide at Havre Dc Grace yestcr- day but finished out of the money. The public, rallying to the support of the 32-year-old rider. plunged on Rickslide and he went to the post a Well-backed fayorite.
 Sande has hopes of realizing his greatest ambition-the riding of 1000 winners. Over a riding career of ii years he has ridden 942 win ners out of total of 5.552 mounts accepted. All told, Sande's mounts earned S2.64o225.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-15
RUTH UNDER HANDICAP
Highest Priced Baseball Player Of All Times Will Have a Bad Leg At Start of Sca~On.

Philadelphia. April 15 tEF)-The highest priced baseball player of all times will so into his best paid sea- son under the handicap of a bad les.
 Babe Ruth will take his old famil- York Yankees. still hampered by a charley-horse sustained in an cxhibi- ton game a week ago.
 Fans will be following Ruth's ac- tivities with special interest because todays game against Philadelphia marks the opening of the Babes two- year contract at SSQ,000 per sea- son.