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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
YANKEE, ENTERPRISE
SAIL IMPRESSIvELY
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MATTAPOISETT, Mass, August S..
Radical Encouragement Of standings on
paper of the four candidates for the
honor of defending the Americas Cup
were in order today as they went to the
starting line for the fourth day of the
annual New York Yacht Club cruise.
Yankee, sailed by John Lawrence and
Chandler Hovey, resumed competition
with her reputation as an able heavy
weather boat more firmly established
than ever as result of her victory
yesterday in a 28-mile breeze.
But Enterprise, sailed by Harold S.
Vanderbilt, after her close second, bid
fair to demand recognition as an excel
lent all-round boat. She has been re-
garded as light-weather craft, but her
performance yesterday, when she
showed she was able to take care of her
self in the strongest breeze the cup
boats have yet encountered, must have
given the committee selecting the de-
fender something to think about.
Whirlwind finished third yesterday,
and Weetamoe, the Morgan Nichols
candidate. last. after picking up men,
Der of her crew who fell overheard.
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YOUNG SWIMMERS
SEEK TEAM PLACES

Girl swimmers of Northwest and
Southwest were to vie this afternoon in
the Georgetown playground pool for
places on the team to represent the
Western section in the annual cham
pionship meet conducted by the play
ground department, to be held August
IL at Georgetown.
Girls of Southeast and Northwest
will compete tomorrow in the Rosedale
pool. The boys team of the Eastern
section will be chosen Thursday, and
the Western section will hold tryoutS
Friday.
BOYS EVENTS.
7o-pognd class-25-yard free style; 100
90-pound class-25-yard free style; 25-yard
breast stroke; l00-yard relay.
115-pound class-25-yaTd free style. rs
yard breast stroke; 25-yard back stroke 100
Unlimited class-2s-yard free style; as
yard breast stroke 25-yard back stroke;
1o0-yard relay.
GIRLS EVENTS.
Beginners class 30 years and under)-
i0-yard free style
Beginners class DO years and over)-lo-
i0-i2-yeaT class-25-yard free style; IS
yard side stroke; side stroke balloon race
Is and II year class-25-yard free style;
balloon blown length of course.
is and l6 year class-25-yard free style;
25-yard side side stroke; nag race; -.
II and 10 year class-25-yard free style;
A girl may enter two events.
terpool meet on August r. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
IOWA AVENUE KEEPS
PLAYGROUND TITLE

Iowa Avenue Playground scored eight
points In the last event of the day, the
half-mile race, to nose out Brookland
and retain the Northwestern Conference
track and field championship. Up to
the final contest Brookland was in front
by half point.
About $50 boys competed. The team
standing Iowa Avenue, 3712; Brook
land, 80: Columbia Road, 261a; Bright
wood. "a; Park View, 201a; Burroughs,
Is; Barnard. 91a; Woodbridge, 8; Tenth
and Evart, z; Twin Oaks, z, and Ray
mond, l.
The summaries:
s0-POUND CLASS.
50-yard dash-Won by Saperstein Dur
roughst; second, Barham (Tenth and Evart);
third. Sullivan tEvartl. w. - n,
Gowa Avenue) SECOND. j. Battista uowa,'
third. s; Battista Iowa l;;,.. .na s.nars..,r
tista iowa; third. BaTham and Sullivan
perstein, J. Walsh. B. Walsh. SokoD; second.
Twin Oaks third. Iowa Avenue.
s5-PoUND CLASS.
5o-yard dash-won by silverstein (Colum-
Running high jump7-won by Lilge Park
Crawford Park View and Birmingham
tsI5 ,Ii 6isd irunwon INV s,,verst.,r
Columbia Road: second. Rosers wood
RIDGE; third. Mcclure (Evartl. no..
36o-yard relay--Won by Brookland (Sei-
bert, Clark, Trainor, Wacher): second, Co
lumbia Road; third, Park View.
1Oe-PoUND CLASS.
60-yard dash-won by Fitzpatrick Brook
land) second. Poole columbia Road; third.
Runhiss high , t9 By ;, Beach Beach
tie: third. Fitzpatrick (Brooklandl:
Running broad jump-Won by Fi EGiIS;s
Rs.s9 tS9d Bsssb caee
poole. Bernard. Jones. lynch; second,
Iowa Avenue; third. Barnard.
115-PoUND CLASS.
70-yard dash--won by Rogers Brook
land); second Hart columbia Road; third
Running high jump-won by Rogers
(Brookland) and Hunter Twin Oaks, tie
third, Tolson tBarnard) and Gerard tco-
Runnins broad iump-won by Rogers
(Brookland); SECOND, Garner uowa); third,
44o-yard reiay-won by Iowa Avenue
1Battista. Nau, CoTriden. Garner); second
UNLIMITED CLASS
I00-yard dash-won by Boucher bright
wood; second, Hunter Park View; third
Running hieh jump-won by Boucher
(Brightwood) second. Hunter Park View
third; Battista dowa) and Young bright
Running broad jump-won by. Sexton
tIowa Avenue) and Murray tBrightwood)'
440-yard relay-Won by Park View Gar
ner, Texas, MULTI, Scher)i second Bright
(IoWa), second, George Raymond UowaJ;
third. Murray fBrightwood).
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OIL MPIC CLUB TRACK
COMBINATION WRECKED

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Slopes
Of the San Francisco Olympic Club re-
tanning the National A. A. U. track and
field championship virtually were shat
tered with the withdrawal of five mem
pers of the team and announcement of
the probable loss of two other expected
point winners.
Club officials, discouraged by the
sudden turn of events, were consider
ing withdrawing from the 1880 meet It
is scheduled for August %, % and Is at
Pittsburgh
Eric Krenz, world discus throw cham
pion, advised Athletic Director Percy
Locey he could not compete because of
torn ligaments in his back.
Kenneth Churchill, javelin thrower,
and Las Hables. Splinter, withdrew be-
cause of extra scholastic work, while
Jack Merchant, weight and hammer
thrower, and Ward Edmonds, pole
vaulter, dropped out because of business
reasons.
Kim Dyer. broad jumper, and John
Kazanjian, weight man, notified Coach
Charley Hunter they may not be able
to make the trip.
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Wood to Build Easiest Boat"
! SURE It Will MAKE
100 MILES AN HOUR
Work on America TX Slated
to Be Started Within
Next Two Weeks.
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
IN ETROIT, August Scar
Wood of the Silver King
of American speed boat
ing and successful de-
fender of the Harmsworth Trophy
against foreign invasion since
1920, will launch a new boat-the
Miss America IX-within two
weeks. He believes that his new
craft will be the first ever to do
100 miles an hour.
Wood decided to build the Miss Amer
lea TX after visiting Gravenhurst, on.
tario, last week and witnessing trial
runs of Estelle w and Estelle V, with
which Miss Marion Barbara Carstairs,
English sportswoman, will challenge for
the Harmsworth Trophy at Detroit Au-
gust 80
Il can say that England's chances
look better this year than any time
since 1921" Wood said. The Estelle v
believed to be the slower of the two
boats, has done better than 90 miles
an hour in trials. The Miss Amer
lea VIII, with which Wood had ex-
pected to defend the Harmsworth Tro-
ply. has done "a miles an hour, but its
record was eclipsed by the mark OF 96.7
made by the late Sir Henry Segrave
Just before his death at Lake Winde-
mere, in England. Wood is DESTROYS OF
regaining the world speed record, as
well as successfully defending the
Harmsworth Trophy. The Estelle also
IS conceded a chance of doing 100 miles
an hour or better.
Wood said he expected to announce
plans for the Miss America TX at a
meeting of the Gold Cup Committee
here Thursday. This craft will not be
the first built by Wood in less than a
month. On one other occasion he COM
pleted Miss America in two weeks and
used it for a successful defense of the
Harmsworth Trophy.
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HOP L0MAX LEADS WAY
IN GEORGETOWN MEET

A victory in the 50-yard dash and
seconds in the high jump and broad
jump gave Hop Lomax top honors in
the Georgetown playground track meet
HOP mad IL points, which was one
more than made by Eddie Seymour and
Henry Wear
Summaries:
S5-P0UND CLASS.
High jump-Won by Eddie Malowista; sec
ond. Hop Lomax; third. tie between Joe
Rosen and Clifton HirShberg
Broad jump-Won by Henry Wear; second,
Hop Lomax and Bobby Hillery tied.
50-yard dash-Won by Hop Lomax: sec
ond, Henry Chism; third, Eddie Malowista.
1OO-POUED CLASS.
High jump-Tie between Eddie Seymour
and Henry Wear third, Harold Hirshberg
Broad jump-Won by Eddie Seymour; sec
ond. John Harper; third, Harold Hirshberg.
50-yard dash-Won by John Harper; sec
ond, Eddis Seymour: third, William Fill
hngame.
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BRITISH YACHTS PICKED
TO TACKLE u. S. CRAFT

COWES, Isle of Wight, August [P)
The British America Cup Committee
has selected four yachts to represent
Great Britain in the six-meter inter-
national class yacht races to be held
in American waters this year.
The selected yachts are Coral, owned
by A. A. Stuart Black; Felma, owned
by F.. A. Richards; Fintra, owned by
Evelyn S. Parker; Prudence, owned by
Kenneth H. Preston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
LAKE PLACID PREPARES
FOR WINTER OLYMPICS

LAKE PLACID CLUB, N Y, August
(P.-Plans for the third Olympics
Winter games here in 1882 went for
ward, when the State Olympic Games
Commission awarded a contract for
CONSTRUCTION =. bob sled run a mile
ana Jne-half long, and a return road,
at a cost of $50, 4S8.15.
The run will be just opposite the
village of Lake Placid, on the Lake
Placid Club property, and will wind
1850 meters down the slope of Mount
Van HoZvenberg
W.T. o. average drop of 10.l per
cent, the runs in the course viii enable
teams TO attain a speed Of IS miles
per hour.
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Abe Mitchell Gives
Tip for Direction
BY SOL METZGER.

Picking the right direction line,
the one along which you wish to
send your golf ball, isn't the easiest
thing in golf, judging by the num-
bers who hit them straight and far
but into hazards or rough. Many
Of us use the tee markers to sight
by. Often they are purposely placed
at an angle to the line. So, that
isn't a good policy.
The proper way, according to Abe
Mitchell, who cracks them the pro-
verbal mile, is to place the club
head in position back of the ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
COAST GUARD SQUADRON
TO PATROL CUP COURSE

NEW LONDON. Conn, August 5 R).-
Eight Coast Guard destroyers, seven
cutters and many 125-foot and 75-foot
patrol boats win be assigned to patrol
duty for the international yacht races
OF Newport.
The Coast Guard fleet will assemble
at Newport September IL. The first
race of the Americas Cup series viii be
September Is.
Capt w H. Munter of the Boston
base of the Coast Guard will be In
eaxumand of the patrol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its ad-
vertisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
GOT ONE GRID SCORE.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, August (P).-
Michigan's 1912 defeat of Harvard was
the only foot ball score which reached
Little America by air, Prof. Lawrence
Gould said here in discussing the radio
touch of the Byrd expedition with the
outside world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
THOMPSON MAY ARRANGE
BATTLE WITH TOWNSEND

LOS ANGELES, August (P).-Ray
Avis, manager of Jack Thompson, well
terweight champion, said today title
bout probably will be fought here with
Billy Townsend, sensational Vancouver,
British Columbia, slugger, If bout
cannot be arranged with Jimmy Nc
Iarnin in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. ANY HOUR.
anywhere. licensed white men; your or our
car. Call any time, Adams 34s9. 10'
AUI o DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT lu-
quire about Jur new method; licensed white
men: establishes 10 years Call Lin. 0082
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT OUICKLY-LI-
censed men and expert lady instructors. Call
CONOVER, 2l2s II st. NV. West 3068. u
DICTAPHoNE OPERATORS EXAMINATION
for civil service will be held September Is.
Special training now being given by Strayer
College 72l 18th st. NV. National 1740.
SUMMER sCHOoL-PREPARE NOW FOR
GOOD position; new and review classes now
forming in all commercial. subjects Boyd
accredited Il pays to get the best. Your
Secretarial School, 1888 + Opposite Fox
Theaterl Est. II years. Nat. 2340.
TUTORING by private school instructor.
75T Randolph. Columbia sie0-w.
THE COURSE IS W WoETH school, THS sI} EsI9
c csi1aIl st Lincoln coss. Rates per month:
Day. sis; evening. $3.50 Typewriting only.
per month: Day, IS and $40; evening, -.
Court r. wood, LII. M. principal.
VIOLIN TNSTRUCTIQN-NEW YORK THEA
ter yioiinist and conductor organizing classes
in washington. RALPH B. BoVEE' Wis. 216o.
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Statesmen.

We are charging our organiza-
ton; have openings for several neat
appearing men between the ages of
Is and 50. Men who have response
biities and have to make big money;
full or part time work. We teach
you the business. Regardless OF
your past or present salary we can
increase your earning capacity 100
per cent. Come in and meet live
organization. Meet some men who
are making from $50 to $3.50 per
week If you have an automobile
call in person. l4l6 Eye st. NV.
after 9 am. Ask for Mr.. Reidford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
CLICKS EVERY THREE YEARS.

BY winning the Michigan Woman's
golf title this year, Mrs. Stewart Hanley
established a mark of having won the
| crown three times at three-year inter-
| vals-l924. 1927 and 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-05
nA GR0SSA COACHES.

OK Da Grossa, who coached four
years at Georgetown, has been made
head line coach at Temple University,
Philadelphia.
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found Advertisements for the
Daily viii DO accepted up to noon
DAY OF issue. except Saturday and
Legal Holidays. when the closing
time is 1920 am. Death Notices
and Lost and Found for The
Sunday Star will be accepted up
to II pm. Saturday.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

SALE-MISCELLAN
ADDING MACHINEs-We are Government
%ass fr the Dar Of
fhs iss1 gnssd ave- TyP T Hsd siSs
sFesfins one entire S's city 6icef i r. rear
prices Brick; lumber: sheathinE. fioorinG.
and Iatrobes. pipe. sinks. bathtubs. radia-
tors and other plumbing and heating mae;
s1 s.w.: H ask for r. Nike Tx. 0"''' ' -''" anu
BED-DAVENPORT SUITE, fine pieces, odd
soiS chairs rugs ne 9la 1isesS me ass
Conn ave-. cor. Calvert st
BEDROOM SUITE. French walnut, $50 50
D Es s P5or vs ss DaIesa
Other furniture cheap 1881 H st. ne. S.
BUILDING MATERIAL--Clearance sale Of
soSS ss s T %s aGo s soc BATH tG tubs
Ing lumber and fsathing iI5 per Loo
CITY SALVAGE COMPANY, list 4 N SITS.
ns sWo eig 6oets q houses and
oo4 d St sHa Of ti
GOOD 5000 sash; Complete windows With frames
and "iDe: Hundreds OF other barSains Two
from from Come y Early and set your Dick Sell.
ing EE Sfffss Ro1 Co. o0 sa ana Dept
BUILDING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Walter
Esea Hospital; sssathins AXIS ,s and all other
low prices will move this material quickly;
all the material is being sold at our Bright
SaTS. aecSinsef Co s pept
BUREAU lold), with mirror; NAH, snap-top
l3-ft9 table, oyerstuffed suite. typewriter
desk electric cooker etc. 1926 Columbia I'd
DAVENPoRT-PuIlman bed davenport, fine
saeesnt 49, sfss F ps
DEsKs-sale Of "Iac!ory seconds' o., ONCE
fiie cabinets, Cabinet Safes and used ofiics
son SIC st. G nR aiS aens s
in Washington Special sale factory sec
Snos Comme Mas S Dn1cs Furniture Co. $50
ELECTRIC WALL AZ G SsitACKETs aSc TO- iso:
2 It., $3.50; 8 IT.. 80. Also few shopworn
drop fixtures esq ct a sacrifice. H. NJ. carpen-
ELECTRIC FAN: l6,in. Westinghouse, direct
G ;siI cost s5T;So; sell reasonably. 1901
a9t 49, -; NV; :. Ape.y 20 5anl!oI; o
ELECTRIC IL FAN le-inch, oScillsting, q; G;
2646-J after pm.
FANS, electric ceiling, for both currents;
excellent running order; IS to SIS each.
Basement, Room 8, 30l c st. NV. Sc
FURNITURE OF living room and bed room;
asS a los Esnsi f'vns city
FURNITURE, new; big bargain IN genuine
mothproof mohair, 3-piece bed-davenport
suite, value $500, for only $165. Lawson
sofas and love seats, $65; odd chairs, S12.50
up. New York Upholstery Co.. SIT F st. NV.
FURNITURE AND RUGS OF QUALITY
August clearance sale now on. Save IS to 20
per cent. Bed room. living room and dining
room suites, odd bedSprings, mattresses.
dyessers. chests and Vanitys. 8 and
piece fiber suites. beautiful sets. dinette
suites. odd rockers and chairs. refrigerators
and. porch furniture. gate-leg and davenport
extension tables. New bargain House. 2oo4
FURNrrURE-Bed-da suite, sis; oak
dining-room suite. SIS; beds, complete, 50:
chifIorobe. $l0 kitchen sets $40; bureaus,
$3.50 l2ll st. ne. Sc
FURNITURE, ETC. wednesday. August 8.
sale ut Weschler's. 920 Penna. ave. NV, In
cludes complete suites and desirable odd
pieces, pianos, rugs, orchestrton electric
piano. etc.
GAS RANGES. slightly used, less than half
RANGE suaranteed. =. W. Williams. 900 9Th
HOUSEHOLD goods. Oriental rugs, nre
Monday. Col. 1892, is25 Park I'd.
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peasant and Profitsbie Vocation
ExpertIy Taught ct the 80
The south LeadinR Beauty Culture School
1925 Ave and SIT 18th St. NV.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
JANITOR'S QUARTERS. FIRST moor, let to
man and wife for services rendered in small
house; may work elsewhere. Apply between
8 and z pm, 14I9 Que st. NV.
WE wish to select few men and women of
the highest type possessing selling ability.
Leads furnished to reliable persons. A rare
opportunity to make permanent afhliation
with large local bank dept Straight com;
3 and S. Natl Thrift Corp, 500 Edmonds
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20 JAKE
5fANC

with a straight left arm. Then ad-
Just your stance accordingly. You
can't miss If you follow this simple
tip.
This straight left arm, which is
never rigid, is the guide in playing
your shots.
A new free illustrated leaflet on
THE Art of Putting has been pre-
pared by Sol Metzger Write for It,
Address Sol Metzger, in care of this
paper, and inclose a elf-addressed,
stamped envelope.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

IL pm. day before publication.
For Sunday. $50 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch AGENCIES. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

Order now before price advance Phone
J. B. Henry. Falls Church. Va. 34s. 70
AM CLOSING MY FARM-Will offer for sale
white Orpingtonn pullets about ready to
lay, loft Of White King pigeons. well mat
ed and very productive; pen of Black Mi
tered Southdown ram Ia years old. few
wIite guineas and white Holland turkeys:
white Pekin duck and white geese. DR..
Charles I. Waters, 1903 r. /. ave. NV.
North 0023.
WHITE PEKIN DUCKLINGS.
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CHAUFFERS--5(

No excuse for unemployment. Our men
are, practically in business for themselves rs
son. we will assist with licenses. Apply
Bell Cab Co. 1917 L St
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

FLOORS sCRAPED, refinished, cleaned,
sanS Sr prss. SS5s
90S Princeton st. NV: Columbia 1881
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: Slip
free T:ttensor s 1900 stS s.. NV. n 77oa
Requirements. Asbestos Covering, Auto
Ice reasonably. rates: long list pp 81 Satisfied
NV District 1922.
{s@ s ave urp ne. soS Sart. lsal Ne"
PAlyTTN0. PAPERHANoINo. FOSTERING
lin & ~. .l near Psrk "a Ads%s ss4c pee
ssAIN;TINai interior, exteFior: PaD.eTinFF
WORK sas.snteed. csii nrst, }. Mason.
PAINTING. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Gail at once. j. Hulin. Lir. ss7s-W. s.
PAINTING. interior and exteTiori s skilled
and materials absolutely slaTsnteed spe-
Sial prices Get .s our estimate oT ISs
At loves. prices using pure lead and oil
ne nd NJ
sss ca The Homie to Hs 1881
RA .. Rs ASP d sA Ds5ns 7aar D
m 90 sears SIS sain hf Ne s ssfh
Vacation special. Ee will seTspe edry5 and
paper . size IS gp we also
Boy iead and pure lnseed oil only. u An WORK
ee scs dsosa ave
PAPERHANGING :, Special low prices this
week. Get my estimate first; save money;
Work guaranteed for years. J. Baitz' sol
pa sssnss SSIs q Rf
A T. George 212s 18th st. NV. Apt. O.
free Sanderson-Sc haeffer Co, GA st. ne
Lin. 1857: night call. Col. 5s40. Pot. s89
PLUMBING, hot.water heating, repairing.
FsT Dove. p6one LIN 1854 ioSs 6 St ne
ROOFING. .Ruttering. spouting. painting and
repairinE; lowest PRICES; best work. sALUs
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.
SEVERAL well secured second-trust notes
fer sale, liberal discount; payments guaran-
teed. District Realty CO.. Nat. 1889: s..
WANT TO RENT furnished rooming house;
NV. section; white. Metropolitan 1857.
GAS STATION, store. light lunch, on main
h6ishway. sacrihce. Phone Alexandra
DYEING. CLEANING and pressins, doing
terests reason for selling. Address BOX ls2-D.
Star ONCE
COFFEE SHOP. newly decorated, for sale,
Address 500 2lst st. NV.
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby. large
once building; possibly best stand Of kind
t terms Siss' Address Sdr Box ESD Star once
COFFEE SHOPPE, downtown location; must
sell this week; wonderful opportunity: cheap
possession; investigate. Address BOX 260-D,
Star once.
CLEANING, PRESSING. DYEING, located
excellent NV, residential section; completely
$3.50 Address BOX 2S6-D. Star once.
CARPENTER and cabinet shop, complete.
well established BUSINESS mess chsap rental; nne
BAKERY Yoo home-msde . Ssk sG
weekly. Asking $500, bus. and equipment.
1 Incl Sts tive trucks Make Oer Address
CONFECTIONERY and light lunch. for sale.
WANTED-lBy,, two partners, small paving
business 6usin SIS Wll pay substantial cash. a.
A FINE opportunity for beauty parlor: part
y equipped; best location in the city; cheap
rent ABBY o12 1ztn 81. nav. D,
WANT TO BUY delicatessen or grocery bus
Address Box iSs-b. Star once. ~" 'A' 8:
WONDERFUL. established drug store; $500
weekly; mixed trade; 5000 cash, bal terms.
No brokers. Address Box 4s7-c, Star Of
WANTED-CONFECTI or delicatessen
with living rooms, for exchange for six-room
m aSSts!s hon bone VIZ pay cash dinerenee'
business; profitable line; investigate. Ad-
dress Box It'd. Star ofhce. g.
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SITIJATION-DOMESTIC,

COOK with good city reference. 1899 3rd
st. NV. Phone Pot 1888.
COOK. colored, first-class, wishes place out
of town. or will leave city. North 0694.
COUNTRY GIRL, coiored, wishes position as
nurse or mothers helper; stay nights. 25l4
Ga. ave. NV.
plain cooking or nursing. Josephine Patter-
son. 10 Douglas rd., Rosslyn. Va.
GIRL wants Job as mothers helper; stay
nights. ut 18th ST. ne.
GIRL, colored, wants light housework or
ONCE work. Address 1895 x sc.
GIRL, colored, experienced horsepower.
neat, reliable; best references. Potomac
1888 or North 1884.
GIRL, colored, wants cleaning by the day or
maid work. Call Decatur 1898. Address
1898 9th st. NV.
GIRL, colored, reliable, wishes place as
chambermaid, waitress or cook; city refer
ence. Phone Pot. 1903.
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WANTED--SALESMEN.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

SALESMEN-Our line repeats. Fast seller
Big money Nationwide demand. Write
Davis, Cunard Bldg, San Francisco, Calf.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sTENOGRAPHERs, bookkeepers. typIsts
needed daily No charge unless placed
WASHINGTON Employment Exchange. 2l4 Natl
Press Bldg. 18th & SITS. NV. District 1880
POSITIONS Need 500 applicants daily
bookkeepers, clerks. statesmen, etc Free reg
istratiori Boyd's, 1888 NV Natl 1883